The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-06-07

A german supplementary to the
graduating class of the Institute, viii
be given Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Roberts, on Sixth
street.
One Of the most enjoyable occasions
was the Cinderella party Thursday
night, given by Miss E-teIle Leon
hard, complimentary to- her guests,
Misses Owen and Britton. Those
present were: Miss Lizzie YOest and
w. s Evans; Miss Annie Bennett
and G.. 4 Eddy: Miss Ethel Bartlett
and A-hby Wilkins; Miss Dora
Medley aud X. e.. Aiki-son; Nil
Mamie Rea and Eugene Billiard (;
Miss Emma Pickpns and Tom Gun
ninGham: Miss Carrie Baker and
J. NJ Cathy; Miss Mamie sinclair
and Ed. VOss; Miss Brownie Barker
and Frank LeOnhard; Miss Lena
Eddy and Eugene LpOnhsrd; Miss
Annie White and J. c. Res: ConnOr
Essley, J. H. Guest and Mrs. yucca
relic.
Miss Irene Arnold gave german
at her home at the Arsenal June >,
complimentary TO Misses Foster, Of
San Antonio Texas. The ladies wore
cheese cloth costumes, and the gen.
tlemen tie and sash to match. Re-
freshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Irene Arnold and
+. G. Smith; Miss Minnie Foster (San
Antonio, Texas and J., NJ. FriersOn) ;.
Miss Sadie Foster (San Antonio,
Texas and RObt. Mckinney; Miss
Josie Allyn and John T. WOOten;
Miss Mary Evans and w. a. Dale;
Miss Hattie Hewitt birmingham,
Ala.,) and F. w. Evans; Miss Parker
memphis, Tenn andzH. ID. Gran
berry; Miss Kate Mckinney and a.
7. Morgan: Miss Louise Hendley and
F. r. Gamble; Miss Emma Hughes
and q. w. Killebrew; Miss Kibble
TrimbIe and Chas. NJ. Gamble; Miss
Jessie Barbour and F. De Witt Smith;
Miss Charlotte WhitthOrne and Joe
Gay Smith; Miss Sallie Morgan and
w. Z. Ridley; Miss Louise Craik and
Will Webster; Miss Nal Saffarans
and James Craik; Miss Marion
Hodge and Allison Webster; Miss
Lucie Tobin and Lawrence Arnold;
Misses Ruth and Lula Arnold, and
Miss Mary Roberts; Mrs. Rufus
Burcllhardt, Mrs. Isaac Arnold, Maj.
Isaac Arnold, Capt. w. J. Whit
thOrne.
The largest and perhaps most de-
german of the season was CIV
Ell at the Bethel House Friday night
by Nh. Il. II. Everett, complimentary
To Miss Marietta Ewing, of Pulas kI;
Miss Hattie Hewitt, of Birmingham,
and Miss Mary Evans. The german
WAS preceded by a progressive euchre
par y i'll the ladies' pArlor, from s to
10 O'Clock. The lady's prize, beau
tiful fan, was won by Miss Bessie
Hendley. Mr.. r. G. Sparrow cap
tured the gentleman's prize, box
of fine cigars, after tieing with
Mes7rs. J. G. WOoten, George Kille-
brew and Lester Gale.
At 10 o'clock dancing commenced
in the large dining-rOOm, which had
been cleared for the occasion. \
great many were present from Nash
vile, Pulaski and Mt. Pleasant. Mr..
Everett proved himself an admirable
host and a delightful leader of the
german. Those present, as far as
their names could be obtained, were:
Miss Marietta Ewing, of Pulaski, and
\. :. Fite; Miss Hattie Hewitt, of
Birmingham, and L. II. Everett;
Miss Mary Evans and a. p. Morgan;
Miss Blanca CZapski and John
Walker; Miss Sallie Morgan and
Tate Jones; Miss Julia Fleming and
f. b. Delk Miss Emma Hughes and
J. L. WOoten; Miss Ida Belle Nc
Cord and 5. y. Powell; Miss Hatch
and Drake CloptOn; Miss Josie AL
Ign and +. w. Evans; Miss Mary
Cant and J. S. Redd, Jr.; Miss Linda
Louise Craik and 7. q. Settle; Miss
Nal Saffarans and Sam Frierson;
Miss Helen Moore of Arkansas, and
J. NJ. fowler, Jr.; Miss Sara Aldrich,
of Mississippi, and r. L. Nc
Miss Cora Petrie, of
Kentuclly, and j. NJ. Frierson
Miss Louise Hendley and Lester
Gale, of Nashville; Miss Laura
Young, of Kentucky, and H D Gran
berry; Miss Mary Pickard and Yves
Evins, Miss Kate Mckinney and +.
X. Gamble; Miss Charlotte Whit
thorne and &. NJ. Gamble, Miss FOs-
ter, of Texas, and q. w. Killebrew
Miss Foster, of Texas, and w. A.
Dale; Miss Irene Arnold and +. q.
Smith; Miss Mary Roberts and Will
Fowler; Miss Mary Wilkes and w. L.
Ridley; Miss Willie LipscOmb and
DIR. O. j. Porter; Miss Leila Barr and !
u. II. Foster; Miss Josephine Pillow,
of Arkansas, and Ben Rogers; Miss
Phillips, of Pulaski, and Will Ever |
EFT; Miss Parker, of Memphis, and
Luther Frierson; Miss B. Allyn and
Lucius FriersOn; Miss Minnie Rob |
ertson, of Pulaski, and Ed. Wade, of
Pulaski; Miss Minnie Holding and |
Aaron Burton, of Nashville; Miss
Maggie Ingram and John FriersOn; |
Miss Barbour and Cheairs Mayes;
Miss Green and Joe BOrum; Miss
Helen Smith and James Lewis; Miss
NJ. B. Mckinney and E. A. Fusch,
Of Nashville; Miss Dot Ewing
and Will Chaffin; Miss Marion
Hodge and Charles Jackson; Miss
Irundy and f. Dewitt Smith;
Miss X. Trimble and Bob GOOdloe;
Miss +. ID. Smith and r. G. Spar
row; Miss Rogers and DR.. J. d.
Smith Miss Hall, of Nashville, and
]. Lee Epperson; Miss Dixon aud
Johns Long; Miss Theo Daniels, of
and William Evans;
Miss Orlean Ballentine, OF Pulaski,
md Percy Blake; Miss Brandon and
eugene Anderson; Miss DAlzell aRd
Walker Flournoy, Miss Saegenfelter