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The Teague Chronicle - Friday, July 21, 1916 Page: 4

                     Entertained.

  The young people enjoyed Miss Helen Saunders’ hospitality Thursday evening when 
she complimented Miss Adelaide Richardson’s friend, Miss Saddler, of Corsicana.
The rooms being large and airy were unusually attractive with their decorations 
of flowers and ferns.
  The cloud - which appeared late in the afternoon produced no rain, but by its 
refreshing breeze put the participants in just the attitude for the evening’s 
pleasures.
  Two lively contests were enjoyed in one testing the knowledge of various 
flowers, the other of the vocabulary. As a result of the first. Miss Saddler won 
the prize, and Miss Richardson the consolation. In the second Miss Addie Woods 
was first, while Mr. John Riley received the consolation.
  At the conclusion of the contest several games of forty-two followed. Mr. Nelson 
proved himself a player of rare ability, thereby capturing the prize.
  A delicious ice course was served to Misses Saddler, Adelaide Richardson, 
Richie Boyd, Eloise Setzer, Barbara Peyton. Bessie Robinson, Lois Ham, Kota Neyland, 
Gladys Bell, Fannie Chancellor, Addie Woods and Mrs. Waldrop; and Messrs. John 
Riley, W. R. Watson, Ira King, Harry Hood, Harry Nelson, Mac Drum wright, Leslie 
Watson, Alderman, Hamilton of Ft. Worth, and R. H. Waldrop.
  Miss Saunders, shows a real gift in the art of entertaining. Young and old 
alike, never fail to enjoy to the fullest extent the hours spent in the home of 
this splendid hostess.