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•r—%-r.■fii* «* ^ • I • t % I r. . —* n ATIE I.I ILT BtJUETIJr.-V *-X *■V'l:* -•; -x-'\ ?: *- - -Vjiv ;lt; -r.s* * - .■ • * _*$ !;}. W- ■: 1'H. ir-V-V* »«f * lt;*-'I ■ r—;•■*• . . I '■ . ■« i . *‘.r% :.r*» lt;/•* f0X .j Mallow, McGaughey, Malone, Turner, : Blakeney of Stephenvilie, Butler, JackSmith; and Misses Prances) Snyder4 'y... 't.•v-J'i'..w^-vu- j- 1yable affair was the par-. Xorina Smith, Charlotte Ferguson, Ford. Other visitors during the dayI Charlotte Young, and Messrs, Paul -V. were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Scott. Mes-t®B in honor of Misses Ger-(Harrell, Will Ellis, Roy McDonald, dames Walter Smith, McDermott, Wil-i-j., • inrley and Lester Carpenter las. The -guests were invited town, wnere they enjoyed pleas-•enaations in the ^erazy liouse ”lawn swing, re were a number of* forty-two tables, and the guests played on untilL •sm*' r ijaj.Utei»ur.■ O* O***■;*** •'v*. : .*, *0..^^PICNIC AT SEW DAM.Vaughn Ray, John McCullough, Tom kinson, and Miss Laura* Smith.Young, Carl McIntosh, and Johu Yan- j The eating continued on the part of tis. Everyone seemed to enjoy the the girls until the wee small hours of* * * | I *camp supper, aftdr which a part ot j the morningi This was done partlythe crowd went for a 'swim. Then]for a good reason, and partly to fuL they played forty-two. ate watermel-* fill a resolution made by those girlsons and ice cream until it became.verj to keep the rest of the camp awake, evident that quite a number would H was very well that there was some*have to go to ‘bed before it became I thing doing all night, as this morn-+ 9 J necessary to put them there. The ihg’s light revealed the cots fioatmgk. ..A .* Mesdames Mark Coston atid camp parlor was soon turned into, a j peacefully on. the bosom of the Bavou.i -1. • iBoat riding has been the chief?r'.■J*:'6*.*--•* *”Stanford chaperoned a party out ’ sleeping apartment, and it was ’ not ;,t,w:'^tom: for a moonlight pic-! long before the .“skeeter serenade’ was I amusement this morning.*g^g ^^^young folks played niany en-. on in full blast with encores includ*. | The camp regrets to lose four of itsgJJ^^h^-«|utdoor games, and had sup-'ed.’* f tmembers today. Miss Margaret Par-I3P^Jlt;»^the^grdund.':i..: The following! Thursday TAlthough today is dull in ; her will leave for her home at Bren-.• ft;'VvJ -/'-i i •WrelInvited: Misses May Webourg, the city on account of the absence of j ham in the morning, and Misses Wil-Vertna Ragsdale, Maude some very live'wires who are inat- | kin son and McCullough, who are go-, .j Vivian ' Westmoreland, Ray- * tendance at the San Saba Fair, this ling home to spend Sunday. Theydullness does not reach out to Cwill be back next week to begin life Independent, where « merry crowd 01 over again.. BL Reed, Ferris, Van and young people away from the dust and Tonight it has been planned,to giveStinford, A. Coston, McLaren worry of the city are whiling away the a dance at the eountrv home of Mr.r^’ ~ ' ’ '• v - ■. ’ ’ * . .. • ’£C^Seltz, H. Newby. Mr. and Mrs. hot summer time, eating watermelons Sam Coggin.Cokton and Stanford. and lighting with the rinds.^and other amusements.j.•taoN’^lhyfield, Let Newby7- ... ; . Wood,.^Newoonib, CrocketL Mrs, Fay Suiuley.j-’?*.... t-- ..r-Friday Dr.Np. W. Sqyder°and family,\ertna Ragsdale gave a pic- ^ dispatch from there today give?* Mr, and Mrs. R. S. t\hite of (luuterale: Thursday at the new' dam in lion-■•U V-’ •*. * .ft “ • '4-, the following notes taken at random:w?of Miss -May Mebourg of Austin.,, T3» Wy spent the day, returning at “Swimming party Tuesday after-; slNMt 9 In the evening. A verv eu- noon: company for supper; a real ser-.joyable time is reported. enade by members or the Camp quar-^ ^ • :tet; to bed at an early hour. On Wed*- ‘ ; nesday morning the entire camp wasCAMP INDEPENDENT. \raasferred t0^e river at abonl 9;30. |^Perhaps the most enjoyable feature Misses Ruth and Beatrice McDermotts of the week’s social events is “Camp came out and joined us this morning.»and Miss I^ois Thatcher enjoyed a day’s outing at Club Lake. t{and Laura Brewer.! J : * *NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY.• ' •’The Misses Whitehurst entertained Monday evening with a neighborhood party complimentary to their , house guests. Misses Harper and Wee man of Fort Worth and Brown of Brenham, and Miss Howard of Coleman;* Refreshments were served and the pleasant games were played on the lawn until a late hour.’ Following were (present: Misses Fannie and MaryHarper. Weeman, Brown? Janie and Willie Peavj*. Metcalf, Bonnie Roussel and Messrs. Frank and Henry Pea-vy, Taber and Joe Turner, Brevard Steel ami Oscar Killiam.❖ ❖FORTY-TWO.Wednesday evening Miss Carrielt;Camp entertained a number of her young friends with a forty-two party, on the lawn. Refreshments consisting of cream$uid cake were served to the following: Misses Agnes Robertson. Bonnie Roussel, Gertrude Hurley, Ida- Ilurlbut. Lester, Carpenter, Edith Snyder, Eva Mac* !Dowty, Marj McCartney, Kate Mulkey, Mary Malone, Merle Watkins, Lois Neel, ana Messrs. George Goodwin, Claude Hurl-but. Noel Wilkinson, Walter Watson. Lee Watson, John Murphy, Henry Peavv, Taber Turner. Joe Turner and. Wil fry Wear. i❖ o !cli;b lake,Mesdames C. L. McCarHiey and Leelili;-.lt;■. .. ■ * ■lt; »■ ’■ . sw-*., Watson chaperoned a number of boyshouse party of the Misses :l,ld Sirls 0,,t to Club '^■'es(iaWhitehurst spent two .lays of tins J n,*‘ of this ,!ek‘ The 1,arly #eaweek fishing at ihe Jaek Smith lake ,,ntJ1 ,ate 1,1 tl,e avenlnK- rel!,rnlnS tCA very enjoyable time is reported. • ,,own al)0,a 9 °‘clock- FolIowinB en’: joyed the outing: Misses Frances andindependent,” with headquarters at Visitors at the camp were Mrs. T. O.❖ ❖FOR MRS. F1XDLATEK.1Fridaj’ morning Mrs. R. A. Smith1Vera Miller. Ida Hurlbut, Lester Carpenter. Gertrude Hurley, Mary McCartney. Eva Mae Dowty, Margaretthree miles from towp. Wilkinson and son, Noel; Forest. Ad- entertained a number of her friends j Ragsdale, Bonnie Roussel, and Messrs.with a fortytwo party, complimentary Walter Watson. Claude Hurlbut, Ceo.f^e inhabitants know not the ams and Walter Ford are expectedout tonight to join our camp.’’to Mrs. Edith Findlater of San Angelo,Goodv. in Nu*.*| Wilkinson, Frt.d Hurl-TI3ie Bulletin gives herewith the chro Such sports as watermelon fights,; who is the Grand Worthy Matron of: imt j-ud Lee McCar*n.-y,occurrences at the camp horseback riding and kodaking keep ' the Eastern Star of Texas. The gueststhis week.. ■ ^ / • «p Wednesday: We are in receipt of alife going in Camp Independent. {were welcomed at tin? door by tin ; Miss Alice Stanford gave a sixFriday: One of the most delightful hostess and shown to the register • o’clock dinner Thursday to a numberwireless communication from Camp events of the week in camp was the book, presided over by Miss Frances 0f frjt.jjds. Miss Webourg of Austinlocated some three miles hot tamale and cracker supper given. Snyder. This book with the slgna- . w*as the houoree, and a pleasant time ; dowft the Bayou, which gives out this by certain charitable philanthropists [ tures of all those present was given I WJiS , njo'vd by aB present.44The following answer-, among the campers. Same was great- ? to Mrs. Findlater as a souvenir of tin. j O O- - - - . . . * . . . - ----- SBPBER AT NEW DAMMr. and Mrs. Carroll Savage chap-informationx*, Toll call last night for supper: jv appreciated, by the regulars and in | occasion. It was tied with the colors j Hr, And Mrs. Brooke Smith, Jr., Mrs. addition the following specials from of the Eastern Star: and hand painteo S. ;TE. Young, Mrs. and Mrs. Stuart town; Misses Lucile Smith. Alexan-j in the same way. Delightful refresh-Hbpper, Misses Fannie and Beatrice der. Moody, Rose Posey of Alvarado • ments consisting of cake and cherry Wilkinson, Flossie Calhoun, Marga- and Messrs. Coggin. Brooke and John ice were served to the following: Mes-r^t Parker, Euphemia McCullough, Ramey, Albert Moore and Walter; dames Findlater, Jno. W. Goodwin,eroned a jolly crowd of young folks to the new dam Friday evening for a moonJ'ghi picnic* and old tune camp supp-r. Everyone present reports a; “hign .»id time,’’ The following were present on this occasion. Misses Allen, Maguire, Lucile Smith, Posev, May Stanley. Branton and Messrs. Stevenson, W. P. Lilly. Brook** Ramey, Sturdivant. Fred MeCulley, Harola Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Savage.
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