The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Oh last Friday afternoon, July ii,
twenty-five little misses assembled
at the beautiful country home of Col.
A. NJ. Looney, to celebrate the tenth
birthday OF his little granddaughter,
Miss Sue Todd Walker. Tne spa
cious house and grounds were given
over entirely to the children and
games Of every description were in
dulged in and greatly enjoyed, as
could be plainly read on each happy
little face. The Gypsy kettle Of ice
cold lemonade, presided over by
Masters Looney Murphy aud Looney
Walker, was one OF the most attract
i've features Of the occasion. Delic-
inus refreshments were served. The
hours of departure came all too soon,
aud though reluctant TO leave the
scenes Of pleasure, each guest babe
adieu to the little hostess, wishing
her many happy returns of the day.
A very delightful little "eveniDg'
wa given on last Tuesday evening
by Miss Marie Osborne in honor OF
the following young ladies, who are
visiting ner: Misses Cleveland,
Johnston, Herbert, aud Hart. The
ladies and gentlemen who went out
from town were: Misses Charlotte
Whitthorne, Emma Huges, aud Sal
lie Morgan, chaperoned by Mrs Irwin
Joyce and Mrs. Dave Gregory;
and Messrs. UIna Foster, Will
liam Evans, Will Everett, Chesirs
Maye5, John LOchridge, E c. Black
burn, John Wooten, C.. NJ. Gamble,
+. r. Gamble, J. Hill Alexander and
J. Lee Epperson. The hostess aud
her visitors proved so charming and
the time sped so rapidly, that it was
only after the clock began to strike
the small hours that the guests
were able to tear themselves away.
The Lebanon Heights Social Club
was delightfully."- entertained Oh Fri
day evening last at the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. #. Moore.
Among the visitors present were
Misses Jennie Watkins and Alice
Dixon OF AshwOOd; Misses William
son and Martin, OF Lebanon; Misses
Ella Cox and Virginia Webster, OF
Columbia; Misses Fleming and
Graves OF Hurricane; Messrs. Len
Taylo-, Frank and Andrew Dale, and
Andrew Fleming. The refreshments
were elegant, and served most taste
fully.
On last Monday evening a most
enjoyable lawn party was given at
the Columbia Institute. For the
Summer season it was very fully at
tended, between fifty and sixty peO-
pie b-ing present. The evening was
just suited for that kind OF entertain
ment and many visitors from Frank
lin, Clarksville, and other distant
places were present. Dancing was
the chief amusement; the weather
was not too warm for it to be en-.
jOyed. The uhRperonea were Mr.
aud Mrs. J. II. Crsik, Mr.. and Mrs
Jos. fowler, Jr., and Mrs. Warren.
On last Friday night the Maury
Club Of Mt. Pleasant, gave a very
delightful german in their hall il
honor of Miss Zillsh Conner OF
Florence, Ala, Miss Conner il the
guest of Miss Maggie Ingram and q
beautiful and charming young lady
The german WAS led by Miss Conner
and Mr.. H. H. Long. In spite Of thu
warmth OF the evening, the dancers
found it very enjoyable affair
Those participating were; Miss iii
lab Conner, H. H. Long; Miss Mag
gle Ingram, H. b. Nelson; Miss Annie
Long, S. X. Martin; Miss Mary Long
J. P. Long; Miss Anna Hays, J. G
ingram; Miss Florence Williams, J
H. Ward; Miss Kate Walker, w. H
Long; Miss Annis Williams, r. w
Ricketts,; Miss Camillia Frierson, w
q. Cecil. ROvers, r. e. Jackson, c
S. Jackson, J. !. Frierson, Jr., FREQ
Gamble, Mr.. Morris Of Pulaski g. II
Ingram, r A. Topp and J. G. Long
Fifty pairs of Red 0xfords thi
week at 81 pair. These goods cos
us l.65. A. p. MORGAN.
jsn2O ly
Wheat aud Corn.