Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-13

Entertained In Honor Of Miss Boat.
wright
The entertainment. given last even.
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis In
compliment to Miss Ruth Boatwright
was lovely In every detail, the deco
rations and appointments reflecting
the hostess characteristic attention to
artistic detail.
The first form of diversion was
trip to the Dixie Theatre. where the
company enjoyed thoroughly In.
teresting program OF pictures, after
which waiting autos conveyed the
party to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
0. Boatwright, where they were
served luncheon of eighteen covers.
Roses and sweet peas exclusively,
were utilized with ferns and foliage
plants, and. In the hall and music
room, the blossoms were In pink petal
ing, the handsome home having its
attractiveness intensified by the floral
adornment.
The A. & M. colors, red and white,
were featured In the dining room EN-
Enlistment, and were especially APP
pr0priate and pleasing for the oc-
casion, as most o. the gentlemen
Uuauto cnuatotad ~ la ot tn, nj oro ~ tbn 4
Institution. An exquisite luncheon set
OF hand.work overlaid the table, the
central position being assigned TIT.
fanny basket filled with red sweet peas
and ferns and tied with red bows OF
mallne, and, In silver and crystal
dishes finished with red maline, were
the minis and CONNECTIONS In the
chosen colors. Crystal candle hold
ers were marked by cards featuring
military emblems. The luncheon was
achieved along elegant and exceed
ingly beautiful lines.
AIter iuncn the guess enjoyed a
musical program. The personnel Of
the party included Misses Annie Belle
Bate. Belle Ferguson, Mary James
Deolice Hickman. Helen ~ Maret
Irene Board. Louise Bate, Ruth Boat
wright; Messrs. Ike Ashburn. Cas-
sidy, Gunter, Driver, Sullivan. Miller
$. Boatwright and DR.. Hutchinson.
Miss CaldweIl's Recital
The Sherman Daily Democrat con
tains an account OF the following re
cital OF decided interest In Bryan
Miss Caldwell is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Caldwell and has I
host OF friends who are glad OF thu
progress she has made in a musica
way. She also assisted In musica
recital given May 6;
A large and select audience greet
ed Miss Louise Caldwell OF Bryan al
she appeared in her graduating re
cital In Kidd-Key auditorium on Wed
nesday evening. May 3. Miss Cald
well is a pupil OF Mrs. Holt Versel
who Is without doubt one OF the lead
ing voice teachers OF America, and
must have been source OF gratifica
ton TO this eminent teacher TO presen
so gifted a singer as Miss Caldwell
showed herself to be on this occasion
In her recital she rendered her pre-
gram like a real professional concer
singer. Her splendid stage presenc
and her charming personality wer
specially noteworthy.
Ifar clarity OF diction is far aboy
that bf many professional yocalists o
wide reputation. Her technic is re
markedly accurate. and her rythr
very gratifying. To speak OF eac
number separately would be super
fluous. This modest young artist M
doubleday has a brilliant future.
Miss Caldwell was assisted by Mis-
Leona Kimberley at the pipe organ
and Miss Terrell Cooper n, the piano
and they added much pleasure to TIL
charming program.
The program follows;
|. Pilgrim Chorus, Tanhauser-
l.eona Kimberley.
2. There Ia a Green Hill. Gounod-
Louise Caldwell.
3. Cal Down In the Forest Roland
(b) The Asra. Rubenstein; lol Men
orics. Cadman; Id lch heb Diol
Gricg-l.oulsc Caldwell
4. Etude en- forme dune Vals'
Saint saens-Fcrrcll Cooper.
6. Indian Bell SONG from the oper
Lakmcl by Dellbes-l.ouise Caldwell
G. a) Robin Adair folk songs)
OBJ Comm Thro' the Ryc-louis
Caldwell.
Z. Ca) shanson Russo. Roger; u