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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-13
PAWS EXPERIENCE.

Little Lemuel-Say paw. does every man have
a bump of wisdom?
Paw-He does before he gets married son.
After that the bump becomes a dent
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-13
An Expert.

Johnny-What is an expert, pa?
PA fellow who tells others how
to do the things he can't do himself
Kansas CITY Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-13
THE REVERSE.

"a doctor reverses the usual order.-
How"
"He must exercise resignation when he lacks
patients"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-13
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

Hyker-Old Swiggs has stopped drinking.
Pyker-Well. that is certainly 10 his credit
Hyker-Dont you believe IT, It's due to his
lack OF credit.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-13

Beauty is only skin deep and lots of
so-called wisdom is likewise
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12
DIED AT CAMP HOTEL.

Died. this morning at s O'Clock. Al
the Camp Hotel. Mr.. Percy Merritt.
aged about II years.
Deceased was taken m last Thur.
day at his home at BedIas. Texas. the
trouble being pronounced acute appen.
dieitis. A phone message was sent a
once to his uncle. DIR. r. II. Harrison
at Bryan. and the doctor drove through
the country that night and made ar.
rangements to carry the young man
to the sanitarium at Bryan. However.
the attack was so violent Il was deem
ed dangerous to move him at that time.
On Sunday night he suffered another
attack and DIR. Harrison returned TO
Bedias. accompanied by DR.. II. 1. Foun-
tain Of Bryan. and an operation was
performed the next morning. The op-
Grafton was thought entirely success-
ful. an arrangements we're again made
TO convey the patient to Bryan. Ar
irving In Navasota yesterday on the
Madisonville branch. he was taken to
the Camp Hotel. and shortly afterward
vrew rapidly worse. In the meantime
two trained nurses had been secured.
and everything possible was done for
the sufferer. but Notwithstanding the
best medical skin and the patient
waichfulness Of the nurses. he passed
away this morning at o'clock.
Mr.. Merritt leaves a widow and two
little boys. besides numerous relatives
and a number Of close. personal
friends. His mother Is the wife Of
Or. weathersby Of Bedias.
The remains were prepared for ship.
ment to Bedias. at which place the
funeral will occur omorrow-Nayaso
IA Examiner.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

The bride came TO the altar with
her father. Mr.. A. W. Buchanan. who
gave her into the keeping Of the
man Of her choice. and the beautiful
ring service was solemny pronounced
by the pastor. Dr. Weaver.
The bride wore a stylish silk coat
Of Belgian blue poplin. with embroid.
cred chiffon blouse and hat OF cor.
responding shade. and wore corsage
bouquet Of ferns and valley lilies.
The brides maids wore white organ.
dy frocks with blue sashes and blue
maline hats. and carried white has
kets filled with sweet peas. The
maid Of honor wore handsome
toilette OF white silk organdy With
pink sash and pink maline hat. and the
matron OF honor was attired In pink
tafSetta with pink hat and aeees-
sories. To the notes OF Men
dlesshon's march the party left the
altar. and waiting carriages and au.
tomoblles conveyed them to the n. 4
7. c. station. where they took the
south bound train for visit to the
Panama Exposition. and Colorado.
Upon their return they will make
their home In Bryan.
This wedding was one OF more than
ordinary interest for the contracting
parties are both well known and pop
ular. and highly esteemed by friends
over the State.
The bride Is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Buchanan OF this city,
and is young lady OF culture and
charming prsonality. and beloved by
all who know her for her sincere and
gracious friendship.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim McAdams OF Bedias. and
Ia an Instructor In the chemistry de-
partment at A. 4 NJ. College. He Is
a young man OF fine attachments and
has won many friends since his res
idence here.
The many exquisite bridal gifts re
ceived attest the popularity OF the
happy young couple.
The Eagle Joins the many friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams In sin
cere good wishes for a long and hap
by life.
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places. the name cards being sus-
pended from the handles. A shower
OF tiny rose buds on ribbon steamers
was suspended from the pink shaded
electrolier above. and blended into
the basket OF beautiful roses beneath.
The delicious six-course menu feat.
urcd the color motif throughout. and
was n fitting elimination to the dec
orative scheme. Throughout every
detail Of pleasure. the thoughtful care.
which the hostess and her mother al
ways give their friends was evidenced
and the guests enjoyed 10 the fullest
the delightful hospitality OF the
charming home. Those present were
the honoree. Miss Blanche Buchanan.
Miss Fannie Binghurss Of Houston.
Mrs. Malcolm Monroe Of Houston.
Miss Reba McAdams OF BedIas.
Misses Sara Allen. Clara Mawhinney.
While McDoagald. Cora Garth, Mes
DANES. II. o. Boatwright. .. Webb
Howell. George r. Branch and Albert
Buchanan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12
Mrs. George Branch Een.ertalns At

WIZ. oeof8e pfsneh centeftatns ~
Luncheon
OF the many elaborate social Affairs
Of the past gay week. none was more
beautiful than the luncheon given
Tuesday at one o'clock by Mrs. George
r. Branch of Houston. at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
buchanan. Miss Blanche Buchanan
whose approaching marriage has been
the occasion OF so many social events.
was also the honoree OF this beautiful
courtesy.
II Is always a delightful pleasure
for Mrs. Branch to visit her girlhood
home. and this courtesy planned by
her to compliment her cousin, was
one Of the most artistic successes OF
the season.
The hall and library OF the pleasant
home were fragrant with garden bios
SONS, and tender fern fronds and
etttAAtht ttfauiuuhn tuotutu uudutic
and cabinets.
The dining room was exquisite In
its decoration. only pink roses and
sweet peas being used. The luncheon
table was beautiful. the color plan
Of pink prevailing throughout all the
arrangement. and finding charming
emphasis In every appointment. Rich
cluny lace oyerlaid the polished table.
In the center OF which was a tall
white Tiffany basket. filed with pink
I.aFrance roses. the handle twined
with fern vine and finished with
bow OF wide pink satin ribbon.
Surrounding this center piece was a
mound OF dainty maiden hair ferns
and pink sweet peas and crystal can
die sticks held unshaded pink tapers
Individual pink baskets. the handles
OF each bein gornamented with pink
rosebuds and ribbons. held nuts al the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Bell HigEs. attired In q handsome
summer frock. Mesdames Hardy
Newton. John Newton. and J. Webb
Howell then gave cordial greetings.
Exquisite Shasta daisies Of snowy
petaling with hearts Of gold. held In
wicker baskets and crystal vases.
filled the sitting room with their beau.
~. On the mantle nesting amid soft
plumosa ferns and bowers Of white
maline. the blossoms were reflected
In the mirror behind. their beauty
standing out In charming relief. To
give seetings In this bower Of lowell
ness were Mesdames II. o. boat
wright. George Adams. Il. u. Astin.
7. n. Battle. r. 8. Webb. W. 3. How.
ell. Eugene Edge.
The dining room was a dream OF
decorative beauty In Shasta daisies
and red zenias. these lovely blossoms
nilinE baskets OF artistic uesikh
placed ON buffet and cabinet A hand
some embroidered cover overlaid the
polished table. and an immense mound
OF shasta daisies In n circular basket
formed the center piece. Daisy minis
In crystal dishes further carried out
the daisy scheme An elegant salad
course with Ice tea was served. Re-
ceiving here were Misses Malcolm
Mclnnis. Lucille Bate. Irene Board
Mary McInnis. Sarah Allen. Anita
Park. Evelyn Sanders.
The punch table was dream o:
loyeliness In Its artistic arrangement
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12
Mrs. r. w. Howell Compliments Mrs.
Zeno Cox

zeno Cox
An event Of yesterday afternoon
planned on extremely attractive lines
was the porch party given by Mrs.
Robert w. Howell. as her courtesy 10
the Friday Club. complimenting her
charming guest. Mrs. Zeno Cox. OF
Nacogdoches.
This magnificent home. ideal In its
every appointment. was a bower Of
beauty In its floral dress. The bios
sons filling dainty receptacles seemed
especially fitted to their placing. and
on account OF their proiusion Of mum.
Der a sweet fragrance was exhaled.
The porch was most attractive in
Its floral establishment. which
throughout maintained a simplicity
and charm truly restful Il was con.
verted into an Ideal reception room.
where comfort was given by rugs
and easy chairs. and adornment was
contributed by foliage plants In gen.
erous clustering and masses OF love.
ly marguerites tastefully arranged In
wicker baskets. The weather was
ideal. and the bright spring frocks
worn by the guests added beauty to
the picture. With the full benefit
OF the delightful breezes there was
nothing lacking to make the guests
comfortable. Fortytwo formed the
diversion. and the game accessories
beautifully featured the daisy. Or.
ange Ice In daisy cups. sandwiches
tied with yellow ribbon. and fruit
salad were served. bringing the party
hours to close.
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Bridal Panty nEtertaIned-


One OF the notably handsome hos
FATALITIES OF the week was the buffet
luncheon given ON Tuesday evening
Just after the rehearsal Of the Buch.
anan-McAdams bridal party at the
Baptist church. This was pre-nupi-
tai affair arranged In compliment 10
Miss Blanche Buchanan and Mr. Ed
ward McAdams. when Misses Sarah
Allen. Willie McDougald and Clara
Mawhinney entertained the bride. the
man OF her choice and their mutual
friends composing the bridal party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Al
len.
II Is always a pleasure TO be a
guest OF these delightful hostesses for
their gracious air OF hospitality is In
fectious and their guests are soon at
ease when In their presence.
The decorations Of the rooms were
exceptionally beautiful and reflected
artistic taste In their distribution
and arrangement. Exquisite sweet
peas and roses were the lovely
blossoms used filling crystal vases
and bowls. sending their delicious
fragrance over the happy gathering.
The attractive dining room formed
an ideal setting for the table which.
upon this occasion was a perfect sym
phony in delicate tones OF pink with
the necessary accompaniment of
green. The highly polished board was
laid with rich cluny lace. the center
piece a dainty basket filed with pink
sweetpeas wreathed in ferns and the
chosen blossoms. a pink mallne bow
giving a finish TO the handle OF the
basket. Crystal candlesticks held
pink-shaded tapers. the light from
which throw a soft glow over the
pleasing surroundings. The buffet and
cabinets were banked with the chos-
en- blossoms and lovely pink butter.
flies emblems Of spring. we're poised
here and there on the blossoms. the
whole producing quite a pretty pic.
ture. reflecting the hostesses charac-
teristic attention TO detail.
The guests we're served pressed
chicken. saratoga chips, sandwiches,
olives and ice tea. followed by rHcr
cream nodded In pink shades and
angel cake.
At the close Of the evening a brides
book. containing a complete account
OF social courtesles shown her. was
presented the bride-elect by the three
hostesses.
The personelle OF the party Includ-
ed. besides the hostesses, Miss
Blanche Buchanan. Mr.. Edward Nc.
Adams. Mrs. Malcolm Monroe Of
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Among the many delightful events
arranged this week TO compliment
visitors to the city. was an informal
hospitality Monday evening In the
parlors Of the Christian church when
the two Bible classes OF the sun.
day School entertained In honor OF
Rev. q. Lyle Smith OF Oklahoma. who
preached the A. and NJ. College com.
mecenment sermon
Graceful ferns added a pretty touch
OF summer to the rooms and the
colors OF the two classes. gold and
purple. were beautifully emphasized.
and. beneath canopy formed OF rib.
bons conforming In color. punch was
served from an attractive table by
Misses Alice Smith and Erls Gusta.
vaus. Mr.. Allen Myers In his usual
forecful. uplifting manner presided as
POSTMASTER. Rev. welch gave the
address OF welcome to the dinstin.
guished honoree. who was once pastor
OF this church. this being his first
charge Rev. Smith In forceful man.
ner responded. Other interesting
talks were made by other members
OF the congregation.
The rarest OF pleasures were en-.
joyed during the evening. and as a
finale. the guests we're served with
nut cream and Individual sngel cake.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

the crystal bowl finding favor In an
embankment Of gorgeous grape
leaves. the vine forming q graceful
arch over the bowl. and hanging on
the tendrils were lunches OF grapes.
Miss Blanche Buchanan and Mrs. W.
r. Bryant served its refreshing con.
tents to one hundred lady callers.
Mlss uereas Parker Entsrtalnsd-
A q social courtesy TO Misses
Smith. Holz. Scale. and Muson. vial.
tors during college commencement.
Misses Ara Haswell and Aubrey WI.
kerson. girl friend graduates. and
Mr.. Guy Adriance. q graduate OF A.
4 N. College. Miss Dorcas Parker
rendered a brilliant reception and
dance on last Saturday evening st
the home OF her mother. Mrs. q. 8.
Parker
This Is one Of the most beautiful
homes In the city. In ideally adapted
for entertaining. and bespeaks the
very essence OF hospitality.
From the time one entered. the eye
was pleased with the beauty OF the
decorations. for every detail was car.
ried out with the greatest care and
taste. and the flowers did all that
flowers can do toward beautifying.
Wicker and crystal baskets and vases
were filled with pink gladiola. nweet-
peas. daisies. and oleanders. placed
to good advantage throughout the
handsomely furnished rooms. each
with 4 distinct beauty Of It's own.
The appointments Of the evening
featured red and white. the A. 4 NJ.
College colors.
Electric bulbs brilliantly lighted the
lawn and beneath the wide spreading
branches Of the trees the stests were
entertained with dancing. q large
platform being provided for the pur'
pose. Thayer's orchestra OF Houston
gave excellent music for the canoe en-
gagements. which were recorded
within lovely booklets embossed with
cross swords and q cap.
The porch was most inviting with
its summer furnishings and pretty
floral decoration. and the guests found
this environment most delightful and
inviting
The punch table was a bower OF
beauty with its novel and artistic ar
rangement. the crystal bowl being
placed In q miniature pond OF water
lilies. The delicious beverage was
served all during the evening and Q
dainty course OF brick cream and an
gel cake was served.
Miss Parker was assisted In enter
tanning by her mother. Mrs. @. s
Parker and sister. Mrs. II. ]. schla
fly OF Carlyle. ILL.,. and the evenin,
proved to be 4 triumph Of social sue
cess.
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mra Hardy Newton Heners Mrs.
jeha Newton Of essument-
An elegant and brilliant affair OF
unusual interest and one Of the dis
tinctive entertainments OF the month
was the AT Home" ON Wednesday
afternoon given by Mrs. Hardy New.
ton ~ social courtesy. compliment.
tary to Mrs. John Newton OF Beau.
mont. bride Of last week.
The bride. who AZ Miss Annie Lee
Ellis OF Liberty. has visited here 4
number Of times. by her sweet per-
sonality and truly lovable character.
has already won q place In the hearts
Of her Bryan friends. The guests
deemed Il . pleasure to meet this
sweet young bride. and they gave
expression TO their wishes for her
future happiness.
The floral adornment OF the spa
cious rooms was superb. the decora-
lions having most effective begin.
ming In the spacious hall which was
.adiant In yellow blossoms arranged
In brass recetacles. The newell post
and balustrade. together with the col
umn's Joining the openings between
the rooms. were twlned With south.
ern smilax and yellow roses twined
on the tendrils.
The guests ON entering received
first greetings from Maste- Charles
Edge. who In his manly way opened
the door. and standing close by to
receive the cards was little miss Ida
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On Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
at the First Baptist church was
solemnized the marriage OF Miss
Blanche Buchanan OF this city TO
Mr.. Z. Z. McAdams OF A. a NJ.
college. Rev. NJ. Z. Weaver. pastor
OF the church officiating. The dec.
orations at the altar were artistic
and beautiful. A grouping OF potted
ferns and palms with blooming pink
geraniums In brass receptacles com.
pleting the effective scene.
Mrs. II. o. Boatwright presided
at the pipe organ and rendered a
pleasing program OF instrumental Sc
lections while the large audience was
assembling.
Mrs. George r. Branch OF Hous.
ton was the soloist. and charmed her
hearers with her rich soprano voice
rs she sang AT Dawning." Just be.
fore the entrance OF the bridal party.
Lohengrin's Wedding March was the
professional. The bridal party In
eluded Messers. Edgar Buchanan. II.
Cassidy. W. 7. Wright. and Ike Ash.
burn. ushers: Misses Sara Allen,
Clara Mawhinney. Willie McDougald
and Reba McAdams OF Bedias. brides.
maids. Miss Fannie Bringhurst Of
Houston. maid Of honor; Mrs. Nal.
colin Monros Of Houston. matron Of
honor. and Mr.. Fritz Becker OF A. 4
NJ. College. best man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

\. 4 N. Ftrai BALI
II was highly fitting that the best
commencement exercises In the his.
tory Of the Agricultural ana Mechan'
Ical College should be brought to n
close with the largest and best final
ball In the history OF the College. The
commencement exercises for the
Tuesday night or rather Wednesday
morning when the strains Of Home
Sweet Home" sounded throughout the
immense Bernard sbisa hall and no,i-
fed tired yet happy dancers that the
tinal ball Of 1915 was at an end.
In the grand march more than ise
couples participated. There we're
fully 500 persons in the hall who did
not dance so that the total attend
ance at the dance reached the 1000
mark during the process OF the night.
The grand march was led by Miss
Gladys Greenlee OF Corsicana. an I'M
usually charming and attractive
young woman. and by Charles Davis,
also OF corsieana. captain and ad-
utant OF the regiment. and one Of the
most striking looking young men OF
the entire corps.
Thayer's orchestra from Houston
furnished the music and the musi'
clans we're unusually liberal with en-
cores and extras.
More than 100 OF the pretties.
young women from the best families
OF Texas were visitors In Bryan and
College during commencement week
and the ball Of Tuesday night proved
a happy elimination TO the week Of
hurried and charming events in theiI
honor. The big hall was bare Of dec
orations save for palms and ported
plants. but the white OF the cadets
uniforms with the black OF the visit
ing and faculty mems clothing. to
gether with many beautiful gowns
worn by the young ladies'. made $
beautiful picture,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

'''N7tua. 1ti14 annie Efuxuuf1< o.
Houston. Miss Reba NcAdans of b.
dias, Mrs. George branch Of Hous-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Boatwrieht.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Webb Howell. Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Buchanan. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rivers Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Allen. Miss Fannie Allen. Mr..
Albert Darnel. Mr.. and Mrs. n. n
Parks. Messrs. Wright. Cassidy. Ike
Ashburn. Edgar Buchanan.
Notes and personals-
Miss Kathleen MeMiehaeI LETT
Thursday In her Cadillac touring car
to visit Denton. Sherman. White
wright and Dallas. She was accom-
panied by v. c. Denton and his faith
er. Charles J. Denton of whitewrixht,
who has visited A. q ". College 10
witness his sons graduation. Miss
MeMiehael win be a guest Of friends
while visiting whltewright.
Mrs. Malcolm carnes. Miss Mary
James and Miss Della Lawrence. will
Join Miss Ruth Friley and Miss East.
ham OF Huntsville here tomorrow
night. when they 20 to Fort Worth
TO join friends. who compose q JOLLY
touring party through Colorado. Cal
ifornia. Yellowstone Park. Grand Can
yon and Salt Lake City. They win
visit the Panama Exposition while
In California.
Miss Reba Adams has returned to
her home in Bedias. after attending
the wedding OF her brother. r. 4. Me-
Adams. and Miss Blanche Buchanan.
In this city. Thursday Afternoon.
Mrs. 7. p. Boyett Is visiting rel
atives and friends In Houston.
Miss Fannie Bringhurst returned TO
her home In Houston yesterday. after
attending the McAdams- Buchanan
nupitais in this city Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Hudspeth has returned
to her home In Hondo. after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. d, Martin. and AZ.
tending A. 4 NJ. College commence
ment.
c. ID. Stoner. a student of A. 4 n.
College. left yesterday for his home
In Lincoln. Fla. after spending . few
days with friends In this city.
Mrs. Malcolm J. Monroe OF Hou<
ton went to Navasota yesterday for a
brief visit to her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Neal. after attending the
MeAdams-Buchanan wedding In this
city Thursday.
NJ. II. Young. an instructor at A.
4 N. College. left yesterday for Wis.
eonsin University. where he win do
special work during the summer.
Mrs. Forrest Jones has returned
from visit to relatives and friends
In Waco.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

NJ. II. Young. an instructor at A.
4 N. College. left yesterday for Wis.
consin University. where he win do
special work during the summer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Mrs. Forrest Jones has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
In Waco.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Mrs. Malcolm J. Monroe Of Hous
ton went to Navasota yesterday for a
brief visit to her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. J. II. Neal. after attending the
MeAdams-Buchanan wedding In this
city Thursday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

c. ID. stoner. a student Of A. 4 N.
College. left yesterday for HIS home
In Lincoln. Fla. after spending . few
days with friends In this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Miss Reba Adams has returned to
her home in Bedias. after attending
the wedding of her brother. Z. 4. Me.
Adams. and Miss Blanche Buchanan.
In this city. Thursday Afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Miss Fannie Brinshurst returned to
her home In Houston yesterday. after
attending the McAdams- Buchanan
nupitals in this city Thursday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Mrs. Robert Hudspeth has returned
to her home In Hondo. after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. d, Martin. and at
tending A. 4 NJ. College commence
ment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-12

Mrs. T. p. Boyett Is visiting rel
atives aud friends In Houston.