The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-06-05
j. ROSENTHAL.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Miss Greer's German.

On Thursday evening of last week
the doors of the COMMANDMENTS resi-
dence at the Arsenal were thrown
wide open. The occasion being a
german, given complimentary to
Miss Mary Morrison Greer. Never
did the grounds and the capacious
halls of the residence seem 50 beau |
tiful and brilliant. The german was
led by Mr.. Frances f. Shoupe and
Miss Greer. In every figure OF the
dance favors were used, thereby
giving to each one present souvenirs
of this most enjoyable event. Dainty
and delicious refreshments were
handed at the proper time. me
fortunate participants We're; Miss
Belle Webb, Rufus Jackson; Miss
Mary Frierson, w. B. Wooten; Miss
| Bessie Dale, w. a. Dale; Miss Ethel
Hendley, w. w. Moore; Miss Doug
las Robinson, w. r. Hodge, Miss
Gertrude Craik, James Craik; Miss
Eugene Clopton, Sam Harlan; Miss
| Mamie Hodge, John Cant; Miss
Eva James, H. b. Cochran, Jr.;
Miss Louise Frierson, Morgan Fri
erson; Miss Nina McLemOre, p. h.
Moore; Miss Virginia Carpenter, f..
r. Gamble; Miss Leigh Whitthorne,
Drake Clopton; Miss Virginia Web
ster, Earnest Farrell; Miss Bessie
Thweat, Frank Borum; Miss Georgia
Work. Matthews Gordon; Miss
Grace Donaldson, Collin James ;
Miss Bette Ramsey, Harry Hammer;
Miss Rebecca Mayes, j. Cheairs
Mayes; Miss Josephine X. Smith,
Innis Dobbins; Miss Elsie Olmstead,
Martin Cox; Miss Mable French,
Allison Webster; Miss Eugene Hol-
derman, VIM. w. Evans; Miss Lucy
Lowe, r. l.. Mckinney; Miss Mary
Greer, f. +. ShOupe; Maj. and Mrs.
: John f. Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. a. .
| James, DIR. and Mrs. Robert Pillow
. Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Shoupe; MT
T and Mrs. f. S. Fowler, Miss Iodle
f Bennett and Miss Bessie Watson
Mrs. r. G. Church will entertain
/ the Grace Hammer Epworth League
and their guests this evening from {
to II O'Clock. A literary and must
&. cal program has been arranged, anC
: at its close a dainty repast will be
e served.
/ Miss Kate Provine, of Mississippi
n was the honoree of delightful
e pink tea" given by her cousin
# Miss Pearl Provine, at the residence
D of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Greenlaw
Tuesday evening. Throughout tn
! prettily ornamented rooms reigneC
the queen flower of the season-th
rose-while lamps with beautiful
pink shades lent their charm to tn
.e color scheme-pink being promiscu
IL ously used. The dining table wa
~ artistically arranged with cut glass
81 smilaX and pink roses, and canda
< labra with white wax candles. Gov
ers were laid for twelve, and a
u elegant menu was served in ST
courses. Those present We're: MI
le Hutton, Miss Snider, of Pennsy
ic vania; Mr.. Frank Dale, Miss Kat
lg Provine; Mr.. Lynch Perry, Mis-
Linda Frierson; DR.. Joe Meador
n Miss Mamie Akin; Mr.. Ulnt
" Foster, Miss Pearl Provine; Mr.. an
i. Mrs. Greenlaw and Mr.. Will Cha fiji
l.. -
Is, Mr.. Tom NJ. Wheless, populi
young travelling man from $
ne Louis, gave supper party at Il
On Duncan last night. Mrs. John /
ce Witherspoon acted as chaperon
lie and there were present Miss EN
lie. James, of Columbia, Mr.. Georl
gs Buckley, of st. Louis; Miss Mario
to Cooper, Charles Mitchell and Mi
If f. Clopton, of Columbia.-Mrs. Ro