The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-26
Society MRS D. A. CROCKETT Editor Telephone 3a4k
 Garland
Entertainment at brennan Court B
 Methodist Missionary Society.

Entertainment at Brennan Court By
 Methodist Missionary Society.
 An event of special interest in re. lieious social circles was the tea given by the ladies of the Presidents Circle of the Central Methodist Mis- sionary Society yesterday at the home of the president, Mrs C. T. brennan, on lower Central avenue.
 The occasion was marked by a very large attendance of members and their friends. Every Christian de- nomination in the city was repre- seuted in the attendance. The affair was not only splendid financial success but delightful socially very entertaining musical program being charmingly rendered, intersp spersed with some equally pleasing readings
 The pretty bungalow home of Dr. and Mrs brennan is Well adapted for entertaining and the tasteful furnish ings are in perfect harmony with the homeike air of the place, being rest fui, quiet in tone and elegant in every detail. The living room. dining room library and pressing rooms were all brought into use for the comfort and pleasure of the guests, who were eX- tended a most cordial and hospitable welcome
 Brightly illumined with electric lights. all was cheer and brightness in the rooms where potted plants and flowers also lent charm No especial decoration was attempted other than in the dining room. where the prettily appointed tea table was especially at tractiye with a great bowl of lovely tulips beneath a great overhanging art glass dome from which streamers of wide satin ribbons of crimson eX. tended to the four corners of the table on which hints candied fruits, almonds, etc., were placed
 The grand piano was especially helpful in the rendition of a lovely program Mrs. Walter Cain opened the program with one of her excellent piano solos that always charm al. hearers. This was followed by d beautiful vocal solo by Miss Louise HOruer, who sang September re- spending to the applause with another equally charming number. Mrs. George Walbert then recited Nothing to Wear" the story of Miss Flora NcFlimsty of eNtrayagant tastes. which elicited so much applause that she responded with an encore which was as well received as the first number. Miss Jennie White Dumas was one of the star performers of the afternoon. rendering a piano solo so excellenUv well that continued ap- plause secured another dehshtfu piano solo from her delt fingers. Miss Katherine Pierce's violin solo, Simple Aven," with Mrs Walter Cain at the piano, was one of the treats of the afternoon. Miss Pierce is only a very young girl in fact still a child and her playing was espe- cialIy fine for one of her tender years, The applause was SO great that she eraciously responded with an encore which showed her fine interpretation of an entirely different style of music. Mrs Walter Dake was a delightful contributor to the program. Her two vocal solos were among the best mum bers, full of expression and melody sung with a simple grace of manner full of charm Miss Rosaura Nald0- nado lent much interest to the pro gram by recltiug in melodious Span isb two selections which were par uary explained by the gestures and expression employed Her voice sounded very musical and everyone enjoyed that 10 the fullest Miss Juanita Gillian sang in @ deep, rich contraIto a lovely selection which brought forth much applause and de- mauded of that young lady another charming selecuon which she very gracicusly gave. Mis Louise Horner who is gifted reader, recited ssTudith" and was moi Ipt off by her