Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-22


table within a wreath of pink rose !
buds.
The young host was remembered
with many pretty tokens Of the oc-
casion, for which be voiced his thanks
in an appreciative manner
When the hour of departure arrived
the manly young host and his mother
received thanks for the good time they
had made possible for the guests.
Miss Hc.tie Edge Entertained Basket
Ball Team
One of the pleasant Inequalities of
late was on Saturday afternoon when
Miss Hettie Edge entertained the
high school basket ball team and its
popular coach at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Edge.
Springtime was suggested in every
detail and very effective and lovely
white and green motif was observed
throughout. Loveliest of the seasons
blossoms filled the rooms with their
fragrance, roses being especially in
evidence.
The first means of entertainment
was when the hostess requested the
members OF the association to write
toasts to the playing members. Miss
Alice Cloud was voted on as having
composed the best one. A basket ball
contest was then entered into with
Jest and Miss Mary Lavender was the
successful contestant.
The pleasures closed with the serv-
Ing OF an ice course with angel cake
and minis.
Reading Club Elects Officers
The meeting Of the Girls Reading
Club on last Tuesday was one Of the
very best of the year. Every mem
Der was we'll prepared to take her part
In the exercises Of the hour, and the
program gone through was a literary
treat and a credit to any like organi-
zation.
The club was called to order by
the efficient president, Miss Mary Nc
Innis, and after the enjoyment Of the
program the officers for next year
we're elected as follows: Miss Allie
Conway, president; Mrs. Nat Allen.
Critic; Miss Mabel Zimmerman. Sec
rotary: Miss Esther Cavitt, treasurer;
Mrs. ID. C. Miller. parliamentarian.
The club meets with Miss Mary
McInnis on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of her parents, Major and Mrs.
l.. l.. McInnis.
Entertained Senior Glass;
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edge on Thursday afternoon their
daughter, Miss Hettie Edge. mem
her OF the senior class of. the high
school. entertained her classmates
and II was a most delightful affair, as
the late departure of the guests testi-
fled. On this occasion this home,
which always encompasses an atmos-
phere OF hospitality, was more than
usually attractive.
The pretty green lawn had been
transformed into an outdoor sitting
room by the use of chairs, rugs and
flowers. where the guests were royal.
'ly entertained Games pertaining to
Easter were INDUCED In. particularly
an Easter egg hunt. On the vine GOV.
cred porch. from prettily decorated
table which bore the class colors, gray
and red, delicious punch was served
by Miss Altha Edge.
At the conclusion OF the pleasures
the hostess, assisted by her mother.
served cream and cake.
Notes and Personals
On Tuesday morning Mrs. ]. Weeb
Howell will beautifully entertain In
honor OF Miss Anita Park, a bride
elect Members OF her bridal party
will be the only guests.
Mrs. II. ]. Schlafly is a pleasant
guest OF her mother Mrs, G. s.
Parker.
Mrs NJ. w. Sims will leave to-
morrow for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Mills, in Corsicana. She
will also be In attendance at the third
district meeting OF the Womnn's Fed.
Grafton of Clubs, which meets In that
city next week. Mrs. Sims. with her
tact and cleverness, will make an ad,
dress before that large and brilliant