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

good wishes for q long and happy III
together.
The wedding gifts were many ant
beautiful, and evidenced the loving
good wishes Of many friends OF the
young couple In this and other cities
over the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left immediate
ly for q weeks visit In Austin and
are now at home to their friends al
the home OF Mrs. Samantha Danshy
Complimentary Dance TO Cadets
No entertainment of the season has
surpassed in beauty of appointment OF
charm Of hospitality the brilliant
dance given on Saturday evening BY
Mrs. G. 8. Parker and daughter, Miss
Dorcas Parker. who, in happy manner
complimented nine Of the A. & NJ. Col.
lege students. The hon0rees were
Messrs. Eye Runge Of Galveston,
Douglas Burns Of Quero, Aldan Haw'
kins Of Dallas, Gay Merriwether OF
Houston, jennings Crocker Of Dallas
Milton Berringer Of Gonzales, Earl
Graham of Bryan, Julian Foster OF
Fort Worth, Tom Cherry of Giddings.
Elaborate and beautiful decorative
effects were achieved, making the
charming home environment doubly
attractive, and on this occasion the
whole house and lawn was en- fete
with myriads OF flowers and lights,
and as courtesy to the honorees, the
excellent taste OF the h0stesses led
theme to choose the college colors,
red and white, for the color motif,
which was developed In all the ap'
pointments Of the elegant hospitality
In the entrance hall amid an ar
tistic environment, Mrs. G. 8. Parker
Miss Parker, Misses Madeline Lang
don of Dallas, Grace Norell Leavell Of
Houston, Ruby Lee Vance Of Fort
Worth and Margaret Croker OF Dial
las, with the honorees, received the
guests and gave cordial greetings.
In the music room and library ad
joining, gorgeous gladiolias showet
their beauty In every available space
filling the pedestal vases, baskets ant
slender receptacles. The dining room
was richly beautiful In American
Beauty roses and foliage plants. thu
former banking the mantel. buffet ans
cabinets, and held In a tall crysta
basket on the table. which had GOV
ering Of lovely clupy lace.
On the veranda, screened AM
charmingly furnished for the occasion
flowers in the prevailing hue fille'
wall pockets. rustic baskets and vases
Here Cabantiss Orchestra furnishes
inspiring music.
On the spacious lawn. ablaze wit
innumerable red and white electri
bulbs. were palms, ferns and hans
ing baskets OF flowers. and adding d
the attractiveness. were balloons 4
the red and white shades which wer
strung over the lawn. the cool breez
causing them seemingly to keep tim
with the music.
The punch table. handsomely al
pointed In water lilies. was one o
pictorial loneliness and was placed o.
the lawn beneath the spreadin
branches Of q shade tree and a d,
licious iced beverage was dispense
all during the party hours.
An immense platform was built o
the lawn and dancing was the deligh
full diversion OF the evening. III
dances being listed within lovel
white booklets bearing the initial !
gold OF the hostesses. with the dat
OF the hospitality. Red pencils an
cords also carried out the colo
scheme.
Brick cream In red and white wa
served with angel cake and with III
orchestra playing The End OF Pc
feet Day" the two hundred guests di
persed at IL o'clock.
Dinner to Attendants on Annlversar,
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. v
Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. NJ
Adams entertained In pleasant maj
ner on last Saturday evening with
dinner at the hour OF 6. In cor
pliment to their bridal attendants. N
occasion being their first wedding Al
niversary.
The shasta daisy was chosen as d
, decorative factor for the home. al
the entire hospitality. featured a
white and gold. China. showing u
gold monogram. was used throusho,
the service OF the slxcourse men
and upon the lace covered table u
central position was assigned viii
Tiffany haaLet NJ tha dai.Iaa m,