The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-17
SOCIETY.
A Pleasant Gathering.

cons of rhe First Presbyterian
Church, together with th4ir wives
and few other guests, Those
present were, R,v. aud Mrs. f
Webb, Mr.. J, p. McGaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. J P. Street, Mr. and Mrs. w. j,
Dale, Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Cochtan,
Mr.. and Mr.. r. 9. Ewing, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ) Fleming, Jr., o. P. Rut-
ledge, H. o. Fulton, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Juo. Dobbins, Dr.. and Mrs. r bt.
Pillow, Miss Minnle Holding, Mrs.
Lucius Friersou, Morgan Friersou,
Eig>r James aud Mr.. Arnold. All
Of the fr Zen formrlity and sOmlre
Stiffness wuich so Often attend AS un
invited guests ~ sO-called Is, ciabi"s"
were cOnspicuouSly absent Or th's
occasion. at ieast uule of it was LETT
unthaWed after lha host read the I'll
lowing programme, whicu was APP
proved and sppiauded; eGcH mt
being "A broad. side To the Initiated
but which was not executed tor lack
Of preparation on tie part ot thos'.
called upor, NJ. Frierson, tie only
one who could probably have re-
spOnded "eXtempore," being abseu'.
Mr.. James read the following
order OF exercises. AT this sOciaOle
We desire all TO be as social hs
possible. Besides the. music, which
will be furnished by artists imported
for the occasion, we will have the :o.-
lowing exc cises:
S6L0.-"Ou Wh"rA il Walter
Green;n oy O-csr P. Ru ledge.
RecitdtiOn.- "Cassambiar lea; or
thu Boy stood on the Burning Deck )"
by SIR VIM. j. Dale.
This wnl be followed by a holy
contested debate. Subject: Are
Building & L0au \ -sociatinns Profit
able?" Negative: jim Street. Al
firmative: j. 2. Street
Essay, entitled. marrying Young
and OTIen;" by H. 0. Fulton.
SOng.-"We've dot new jacket fof
our StOven William s. Fleming, Jr
We will then have composition
on partridge Birds aud Bird Dogs;
by Hon. r. G. Ewing.
This will be followed by song
my Duplex Filly;" by II. B. Coch
ran.
Address. Subject, "How Shall WI
Keep our Members from Paying il
Advanced? 10y John w. FriersOn.
The exercises will then cOnclud
with an editorial from that abb
writer, Mr.. G. Todd LOorey. Subject
(Which Yields the Greatest Numne
Of Bushels per acre, Potatoes OF Pc
tato Bugs?"
Mr.. Morgan FrierSOu presided a
the piano, and with Columbia
sweetest soprano to lead aud Edgs
James BIAS to steady, nearly al
united in singing melodies.
Then came q repast which com
bined the dainty with the sufficient
which not only tickled the palate
: but appeased the appetite.
3 After few more songs and word
, OF pleasant intercourse, we went gu
/ into the wind and rain aud felt ths
: the three hours just past were happ
= ones; well worth the living.
7 anew JACKET"
: Mrs. Hunter Mcdonald, bride (
ie v days only, formerly the lovel
Miss Eloise Gordon, OF Columbia
was the recipient Of tea yesterda
afternoon at the reridence OF Mr.
i. W. NJ. Woolwine, IN McGaVoC
street. The bride was indicted in
local society under very happy all
o p ce-, and it il needless to say, WI
9 received by the representative Iadi
Ii preeent upon the most cordial tern
/. The house was pretti|y decorated al
p large company passed in betwet
# the hours OF tue entertsiumea
from 3 to Z o'clock. Mrs, Woo
wine was assisted in the receplit
of her guests by Mrs. Van h. Kir
man, Mrs. Leslie Warner, Mrs. Je
: Baxter, Mrs. A W. Wills, Nj
u Harry Evans and Mrs Dune,
. Eve. Mrs. Mcdonald Will he fur
g hereafter at The Nicn"l-nn HOu
= 4 t night the Cotillion Club met
y this residence and gave delight
y german, led by Mr. Clifton AtchisC
VI This Is The second dance of the cl
- and it gives p omite OF being an II
le portAnt feature Of local society
~ Nashville American
- Mi7s Lucille Street entertained t
Il Dorcas Society at The residence
her parente, Mr.. AMI NJ 5. J. p. Sire
last Friday evening Music, recl
tiOns and readings gave charm to
occasion.
! The Mefry-ma els were delig
- fully entertained last Monday nil
vs. at the handsome residence OF
and Mrs. r. G.. Cant on West Sever
street.
Extra Early Peas,
II Onion Sets,
y Landreth'S Garden Seeds,