Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-01

CONNECTIONS in the favored hue. while
again was the favored shade embodied
In the cream and cake, filling dishes
Of rich ware. Misses Allie Conway,
Malcolm McInnis, Louise Bate and
Irene Board served the guests.
Miss Sarah Allen In pleasing style
admitted the guests, presenting them
to the hostess and honorees.
/ At a prettily appointed table, floral
ly beautiful with daisies, Misses Del
la Lawrence and Ruth Boatwright
presided over punch bowl. serving
delicious beverage.
| Assisting Mrs. Newton to entertain
I, were Mesdames p. 8. Park, f. L.
Webb. A. J. Buchanan, A. F. Wilson,
/ Webb Howell.
Miss onah Astln Entertained
| The Fin-Feather Club house was
the scene last evening Of delightful
informal affair when Miss Onah Astin
entertained in honor Of her cousins,
Misses Clara and JAMIE Astin of San
Antonio, and Miss Florence Perkins
of Mckinney.
The gay participants assembled at
the home Of the hostess parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. II. Astin, who chaper.
0ned the crowd. Several wagons
filled with straw had been provided
for the conveyance OF the guests to
and from the club house.
Elaborate decorations had not been
attempted. but the spacious rooms
were made very inviting and comfort
able. Each guest choosing his or her
own diversion as various interesting
forms Of entertainment had been
planned by Mrs. Astin. Music all
during the evening was an enjoyable
feature Of the pleasure.
+ A delicious refreshment course Of
cream with cake was served, conclud.
Ing the pleasant hours.
Pienlcked on the Brazos-
A picnic formed a pleasant outing
which was enjoyed by a merry party
,on Monday. Assembling at the home
OF Mrs. N. NJ McDougald at o'clock,
the party found autos In waiting and
were conveyed to the Little Brazos
River where they were Joined by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. B. Parker and daughters,
Kate and Marguerite Reaching their
destination at an early hour. they en-.
joyed the pleasure of swimming. A
delicious supper which included barbe.
,cue was served from tables, after
which the motor ride back furnished
the concluding feature.
In the party were Misses Willie Nc
.D0ugald. Esther Cavitt, Billie Gus.
tavus. Ethel Cavitt, Clara Mawhinney,
Edith Cavitt. Harriet Parker; Messrs.
: r. C. Stone. Black. G. II. Storey, Fred
! Cayitt, F. Z. Hood. Henry Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. James and little daughter,
Frances Harriet, Mrs. NJ. b. Parker.
Mrs. Dona Carnes, Mrs. s. w. Horn
: Of Austin. Mrs. N. VI. McDougald.
Surprise Shower
|. Mrs. Joe Jarrett. who had the mis-.
|. fortune to have her home burned last
| week, was complimented with a mis-.
\. cellaneous shower last Saturday night
st the home Of Mrs. Sterling Spalding
. IN Water Street. Cleo Spalding, little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Spald
. iniN rode in on her tricycle., which
had basket tied TO II. and wheeled
to the honor guest and told her that
In the basket were things saved from
the fire. II was filled with beautiful
lingerie. gifts from loving friends
Sandwiches. tea, olives and candies
were served.
: Mrs. Jarrett Is now a resident oil
Bryan. having recently moved here
with her husband. The Eagle bespeaks
for Mrs. Jarrett a cordial reception
Into the social circles OF the city.
Mr.. and Mn. w. c. Deysls cassr taIn-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Boyett OF Col
..lege gave a delightfully."- informal hos
pitality Tuesday eSening compliment
ing their son. Norman Boyett. oil
Brentwood. welcoming few closs
friends OF the honorae for n time de
voted to games and contests.
., The comfortable and spacious
= rooms OF this lovely hohpe were made
even more attractive by, the effective
. arrangement OF ferns pnd flowers
Roses In the different Rink shades
were exquisitely beautifuA Arranged
/. In receptacles in the hall aid library
: while long stemmed Shastp daisies
showed to advantage In the dinin'