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MRS. BIZZELL ENTERTAINS IN
HONOR OF MRS. L. A. BLAKE.
An affair which, in respect to the
particular adaptation of its arrange
ment and the significance of its
prominence as a social courtesy,
marked it as one of rare brilliancy,
was the elegant entertainment given
by Mrs. W. B. Bizzell of College on
Wednesday morning. This was a
charming compliment given, honoring
Mrs. A. L. Blake of Denton, Mrs.
Clarence Ousley, Sr., and Mrs. Clar
ence Ousley, Jr. Though the weather
was somewhat inclement, a large
number of the campus ladies called
between the hours of 10 and 12 and
found the warmth and glow within
full compensation for having braved
the elements. The beautiful home
wherein everything is well appointed,
was, thru the eforts of the hostess
made doubly attractive, and nothing
was left undone which would be con
ducive to an ideal environment for
the guest. The environments were
beautiful, each room throughout the
reception suit giving a distinct note
of pleasure. Pink was the color mo
tif featured in the appointments and
the excellent taste of the hostess led
her to choose the pink chrysanthemum
as the flower used in decorating. The
beauty of the spacious hall presented
an attractive scene with an artistic
arrangement of stately palms and
ferns, which formed an ideal environ
ment for the receiving line. Misses
Lillie Bess Kyle and Elaine Bizzell,
dressed in hand embroidered frocks,
with sashes and hair ribbons of pink,
opened the door and in a sweet man
ner, extended first greetings to the
incoming guests. Mrs. Bizzell then
in pleasing manner gave a cordial
welcome, and standing with her in
line were the four honorees and Mrs.
E. J. Kyle. Handsome ferns and other
potted plants in profusion showed to
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XMAS PHOTOS
Are you going to disappoint her? Send her
your picture in uniform made by Garter in
the newest styles and designs. We guaran
tee to please or no charges. Only three
weeks till Xmas. This will be the most ap-
nropriate gift. Special prices to the college
people.
GARTER’S STUDIO
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BE PREPARED
for the Christmas holidays. Have Charley to make that
suit, to suit, from one of his many classy samples. Clen-
ing and pressing scientifically handled.
CHARLIE NITCH
Save that cash register receipt.
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The First State Bank and
Trust Company of
Bryan
Sli
Solicits the banking business of the cadets and
all the other A. & M. folks
advantage in the library and great
clusters of magnificent pink chrysan
themums filled crystal vases and gave
a touch of loveliness everywhere
Here the callers received a hearty
welcome from Mrs. Sarah Bizzell, the
charming mother of President Bizzell.
Pink, the dominant note in the decora
tions, was further brought into promi
nence in the appointments of the
dining room. The handsome polished
table, overlaid with rich cluny, held
in the center a handsome brass can-
dalabra that held eight pink tapers,
and smaller candlesticks of brass at
each corner also held tapers of the
same hue, the light from these giving
a delicate charm to the surroundings.
At opposite ends of the board, pre
siding at the handsome silver tea and
coffee service, were Mesdames A. P.
Potts and J. B. Bagley and Miss May
Terrell served the guests with sand
wiches.
This lovely hospitality was most
artistically devised and fully sustain
ed the hostess’ reputation for bril
liant entertaining. She was assisted
in dispensing pleasure to the guests
by Mrs. Shrah Bizzell and this occa
sion was one of unusual joy.
KEBLE CLUB HOLDS
ITS SECOND MEETING
The second meeting of the Keble
Club of A. & M. Avas called at 7:30
p. m. Wednesday in Prof. Hayden’s
room at the Shirley Annex. There
Avere fifteen members present, the
new members being: M. M. Dough
erty, W. B. Scrimgeour, T. G. Lips
comb. After the regular business
was completed the meeting was turn
ed into a social one, and before ad
journment at 10:10 p. m. each mem
ber exprest his appreciation of the
cakes, Avhich Mrs. Garner was so kind
as to bake and send over, and of the
cigars and music furnished by the
host. On account of the irregularity
of the car service, Rev. Ray was not
able to be present at this meeting.
The next meeting Avill be held on
Wednesday, December 9, in 51 Good-
Avin. It is hoped that all Episcopal
boys will be out, as a good program
is anticipated.
DR. BIZZELL ATTENDS STATE
TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Dr. Bizzell has returned from San
Antonio, where he represented the col
lege in the college section of the State
Teachers’ Association. This meeting
Avas called for the purpose of agreeing
upon standard requirements for the
junior and senior collges. It was de
cided that every junior and senior col
lege must require at least 14 units
for entrance into two years work at
the junior college or four years Avork
in the senior college. A. and M. al
ready meets the requirements of the
standard college and will not be af
fected by this decision.
Cut flowers, red, white and pink
carnaations, $1.50 per doz.; 2 doz. for
$2.50. Yellow and white chrysanthe
mums, $2.50 per doz.; red, white and
pink roses, $1.50 per doz., 2 doz. for
$2.50. Ten per cent off on all orders
of $2.50 or more. Phone direct. Scott
Floral Company, Navasota, Texas.
GOVERNOR FERGUSON TO VISIT
A. & M.
Governor-elect Ferguson will visit
the college on a tour of inspection be
fore he assumes the duties as gover
nor. Mr. Ferguson states in a recent
letter to Dr. Bizzell that his object
in visiting A. and M^ is “To find out
at first hand the needs of the institu
tion. It is hoped that the college will
be benefitted by his visit; he will
probably be here during the early part
of December.
I sell everything in the “Holeproof”
and waterproof line; also several
makes of fine shoes. S. D. Hervey,
Room 17, Mitchell.
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Campus Barker
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J. F. LAVINDER
CAMPUS
SHOE SHOP
With
Modern Electric Machines
Next to Barber Shop
Tan Shoes Dyed. Work
Guaranteed
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WANTED—Farm and Ranch Land,
for Colonization purposes. No tract
too large or too small. If you want
to sell your property at your own
price, on your own terms, Avitout
payment of commission, Avrito
European Mutual Colonization Co.,
Ltd., 633 Kress Bldg., Houston, Tex.,
for listing blanks and foil informa
tion.
W. T. James
Furniture
Store