Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-17
THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE

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throughout tho reception suite with
supplementary effects given BY foliage
plants.
The serving table In the dining room
bore cluny cover over yellow satin,
with q large white basket filled with
the daisies occupying the central plac.
ing. An appetizing menu. comprising
delicacies OF all kinds. was served In
buffet style. followed with cream and
angel cake.
Events at this hospitable home are
always perfect In detail and arrange.
ment and this proved an agreeable
echo Of the past, and after social
hour spent on the porch. the guests
went to the Elks Club rooms. where
an informal dance was enjoyed.
Mssdamss PEBBLES and Lewis Enter.
tain
Mesdames PEBBLES and VIII Lewis
afforded q most charming time of 80.
cial visit to their neighbors on Fri
day afternoon at the home Of the
former, entertaining In compliment to
their guest. Mrs. c. G. Schurber Of
Waco.
Crepe myrtle gave floral beauty to
the pretty home. massed In baskets
and bowls wherever space afforded.
and contests Of interesting kinds were
engaged In. The game tables we're
placed in the sitting room and the
ladies enjoyed the pleasure Of forty
two through many progressions. An
Ice course with angel cake was served
and the guests we're most lavish In
their compliments Of the delightful
time they enjoyed.
In Honor Of Miss oar>~ood-
A delightful social hour Of this
week was on Sunday at I o'clock when
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcqueen enter.
tained with buffet luncheon In com.
pliment to their guest. Miss Louise
Garwood Of Houston. The guest list
numbered forty and included visiting
young ladies and A. & M. College stu
dents.
The reception suite presented q
most beautiful aspect to the assembled
guests. with It's artistic and effective
arrangement Of springs choicest flow
ers. Zenlas Of red hue were clus
tered in crystal receptacles In the SIT
ting room and reception hall. while
the golden hearted daisy was used II
the dining room adornment. The lac,
spread table held q lovely Titan,
basket OF the chosen flower In cen
trail placing. with sailed nuts. sand
wiches and other accessories to {
salad course filling the platters ant
dishes and conforming to color re
quirements.
The hospitality was one of marke,
pleasure. the honor guest being
most attractive and charming younI
girl Of rare sweetness and grace o
manner, she having won many friend
In Bryan on her first visit to the Girl
hood home OF her mother. who wa
formerly Miss Hettie Page.
Elks Compliment vIsItors-
II The young men OF the Elks Gu
delightfully."- entertained with q dane
on Thursday evening. complimentary.
TO the visitors.
II The magnificent hall was made I'D
ditionally beautiful BY an artistic aI
rangement Of daisies. placed through
, out all the rooms.
II An orchestra from Houston playe,
splendid dance music for q program
OF sixteen dances. which were recort
r cd In white booklets. The dance wa
purely informal and was much o.
preciated by the favored friends.
. Notes and PesenaIs-
Il Mrs. r. 8. Webb. Jr.. and daughte
Marie Elizabeth, left yesterday for
visit to Mrs. webb's parents In Bloom
ington, III. She was accompanied b
her sister. Miss Belle Ferguson. VIII