The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-06-05
ENTERTAIN: CENTS.

The Social Club ut at. Pleasant
rave another one Ut their delightful
or Wednesday night
Of last week, at ne home of DR.: Wash
Long, complim' yntaFy to Mr. Luther
Frierson and bride. Bright lights,
gorgeous flowers, beautiful women
and delicious refreshments, auueu
their comb .ned and Irresistible IN
fuence to make the evening an en-
ioyable one. Among those present
we're Mrs. A. B. Beech, Mrs. MAI
GOOdlOe, Mrs. Mamie wilson, Mfs.
WILEY Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Frierson, Misses Mary Long, Flora
Kuhn, Maggie Ingram, Florence ana
Annie Williams, Nellie Cecil, Dora
Brooks, Dona Walker, DR.. Robt. Iop
and wife, Messrs. J. Il. GrapDerry'
| Eugene Barrow, William Cecil, James
and Albert Ward, sgd. Fleming,
and Robert Goodloe.
The "Gipsy Tea" given by the
ladies' of Mt. Peasant for the benefit
oS the Howard Institute, was in the
| beautiful lawn of Mr.. Sid Goodloe,
and was as attractive as enjoyable
and it was decidedly both: The
beautiful young ladies of this Tar
famed town never looked pretuer
than in their Gypsy costume. MISS
Annie Lazarus, OF columbus, was
there and favored the party with
several vocal selections, ana her
beautiful voice added much to the
pleasure of the evening. A nice sum
was realized for the Institute. Misses
+ Nellie Ue0il, Annie and Maud Long,
Ida Hildreth aud lulia Smiln, anu
, Messrs. Will Cecil Seth Martin ana
l viii Ellet also took part.
3 Miss Annie Ridley viii entertain q
q "house party" at her fathers elegant
county home next week IN Inc
party will be Misses Gladly Williams
d FRANCES Fall and Virginia Bethel
8 Messrs. Jessie Qyerton, NaSnSIItie o
= Rogers aud stanwoOd D. Kyle
Memphis,
A large German was given at the
% Century Club last night, compliment
to the Young ladies visiting the city
u COMPLEMENTARY TO THE INSTITUTE
'e YOUNG LADIES.
ri Barely does Columbia enjoy sucL
a an entertainment as was given Weu
nesday night at the hOspitable nome
q of Capt. aud Mrs. J. T. Braik, by the
u young men Of Columbia to the youn4
J. ladies of the Institute. The sPacloui
+ lawn was beautifully illuminated
with numerous Chinese lanterns hn'
: the interior of the house was ablaz'
I'd with the radiance shed from chande
" Tiers and lamps, which was reflected
, from MANY q sweet and innocent lace
tasting for the first time the joys o.
p an evening free from any restrain
to save the innate consciousness OF tru
ut womanhood. The morning say
20 many of these finishing up many
long day of arduOUs toll iH the realm
u u of art. and silence; The evening
j. throwing off girlhOOd and comm
f. forth fuil-fiedged young ladies. Win
. CENTS Band of Harpers discourse
sweet music during tine too heetin
re hOuf4. The may figures of the gel
lg mau were beautifully led by Mr.. +
g. Fusch aud Miss Sarah Atdrieh. c
III NatcheZ-SMi
III The following couples, besides tn
one already mentioned were III a
tendanGe;
Miss Josie Allyn, r; l., MGkinEdF'
Miss Jessie Barbour, T.. i, Hodge,
q Miss Emma Barbour, Luther Frierson.
In Miss Louise Craik, Craik Morris.
III Miss lula Fleming, Robert Robinson.
he Miss Florida Franklin, Win Whitthorne.
Miss MagfBse H Ha%ernJG No. FPierson
10, Miss Kie Kueeland, II. J. Fusch.
i'' Miss Eulalie Mcdowell; Park Morgan
&c Miss Helen Moore, F. w. Evans
Miss SIilie Morgan, NV. p. Ridley.
IL Miss TiIlie Porter, Jas. Craik.
rt ! Miss Nina Polk, j. I. Wooten
IL | Miss NAL Saflurrans, JOS. fowler, Jr
W. Miss idszIe Segenfelter, Lncius Frierson.
Miss Mai4ie T4rner, Arch Thompson.
Ir- Miss Annie l.. W4Slt in9top, i. NJ. Haga
So Royers-Messrs. viii EV4nai q. NJ. Gambl
ire F. r. Gamble, W.. s. WiIliams, Wafkil
renee Branch, j. H. Alexander, DenhaI
.se Can't. and Mrs. Craik were indefat
- gable in looking after the pleasure
the guests present. This was trul
ed an evening long to be remembered Z
ob all present.