Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-07

Poems as Its course Of study during
the coming yoar, and with Miss Con.
way ~ their leader. the members
have the full assurance that this win
be their banner year." because OF
having had such an suspicious "Presi.
dents Day"
Celebrated Eighth Birthday
The eighth birthday anniversary Of
Master Malcolm Hensarling, at Well.
born. was charmingly celebrated last
Saturday afternoon. his mother, Mrs.
John Hensarling, planning an after.
noon of delightful pleasure in honor
OF the date for the little celebrant and
his friends.
Although very young. the little host
has won for himself large circle Of
friends among his little playmates,
and on this happy occasion they all
came in their joyous glee to make
merry in honor Of his birthday. Frolic
and fun continued through two merry
hours amid the pretty surroundings
prepared for their happiness. Games
and contests gave diversion on the
large lawn. First an animal cracker
hunt interested all, and Master Forest
Royder received the prize for finding
the largest number.
Delicious cream, candy and cake
were served in the prettily decorated
dining room. Cut roses in the red
shades gave adornment and the birth.
day cake, with its eight tapers. was
given the place Of honor thereon. In
cutting, 10y Royder got the thimble,
Irene Dansby the ring, Rachel Cren-
shaw the dime, Rupert Barron the
button, and Stella Watson the tooth
pick.
All the little people were very
happy In helping the host to make the
day pleasant one, and they are anx.
iously awaiting a repetition Of the en-.
joyment on his next birthday.
Girls Basket Bali Team Entertained
The members of the Basket Ball As.
sociation Of the Bryan High School
were enjoyably entertained last Sat.
urday at the home Of their last years
popular captain, Miss Hettie Edge.
Young men from the Bryan High
School. B. B. A. and Allen Academy
were the other invited guests.
Yellow cut flowers were prettily
used in the decorations. After a time
spent in conversation. music and
dancing. all were refreshed with deli.
cious grape juice. At the proper time
all necessary things for q picnic were
collected and the crowd started for a
near by picnic ground. They came to
q halt under grove Of huge oaks and
the fun began. A large camp fire was
soon lighted and as the guests gath.
cred around the fire the captain called
the first meeting Of the season and
new officers we're elected as follows:
Olive Cloud. captain; Hettie Edge,
business manager and Evelyn Craw-
ford. president OF Athletic Associa'
'tion.
After business came pleasure and
much merriment was had when sau.
sages we're roasted over the blaze and
served with coffee. and as finale
marshmallows were toasted. After
enjoying songs and telling stories, all
gave a yell for "Hettie." their loyal,
faithful captain.
Miss Miller Honored-
Miss VIII Ella Miller Of Jacksonville,
ILL.,. who is spending several months
In Bryan as the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. VIII Howell, has already by her
sweet and gracious personality won a
host OF friends. She has been honoree
of numerous informal affairs. none be.
ing more enjoyable than the chicken
barbecue given Thursday evening on
the banks Of the Brazos river in her
honor. The trip 10 and from the river
was made In autos. the personnel OF
the party being: Misses WIN Ella
Miller. Rowena Rhodes. Cora Garth
and Irene Board: Messrs. Roy Stone,
John Wick. VIII Saunders and Ike
Ashburn; Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Hood,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Howell.
Underwood. Rhodes
When those who are reared In our
midst leave us and 10 elsewhere to
form new friendships we are filled
with regret and are envious OF those
who claim them; so on learning OF the
marriage OF Mrs. II. @. Rhodes to Mr.
Frank Underwood OF Honey Grove. on
last Saturday In Houston at the FRS,
Baptist church. DIR. Gross officiating
the people OF Bryan who knew her
and loved her offer congratulations