The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-08-26
ENTERTAINMENTS.


The pretty home of Mrs. Hattie
Jones, on West Eighth street. was
the scene Of a most delightful recep-
ton on Thursday evening of last
week, given by her daughter, Miss
Cornelia, in honor of her guests,
Miss Mildred Patterson of Savan-
nah, Miss Margaret Dunn of Law
and Miss Mary Sanders
Of Nashville. The house AMI lawn
were prettily decorated and lighted
for the occasion, and the guests
spent several happy hours in playing
cards and engaging in social CON
versatiOn, after which refreshments
Of most delicious nature were
served. Those in attendance were:
Misses Emma ID Grigsby. Eliza
beth Barrow, Margaret McEwen
Ethel Hatcher, Ethel Hendley,
Eta Stockard, Mamie Hodge,
Louise FriersOn, Rebecca William
son, Annie Williamson. Louise Dob
bins, Jeane DObbins, Elizabeth Nc
LemOre, Fannie Williams, Martha
Porter, Emma WOOten, Daisy Tow
Ter, Minnie fowler, Pauline Kelly,
Annie Fleming, Annie Evans, Kittie
Jones, Mary Frierson; Messrs.
Alison Webster, Will Webster,
Will zones, Harry Jones, Nat
Wilkes, Wallace Wilkes, Charley
Hatcher, Hugh Brown, Ernest Dix
OIL, Fred Evans, Henry Evans, Will
lam Evans, Nat Cheairs, Richard
Cheairs, Or. J. T. MeadOrs, Bledsoe
Brown, Norfleet Figures, Hardin
Figuers. Conner Akin, Crock ct
Owen, Will Long, Martin Cox, w.
w. Moore. Sinclair Thompson, Joe
Borum, Harry FriersOn and John
Cant.
Master Frank Lander, Jr., ENTER
tanned number Of his little friends
with lawn fete last Friday after
noon, in celebration of his seventh
birthday. Miss Mamie Daniel, of
Nashville, served frapye to each lit
tie guest after they had been wei.
coined by the host, after which they
all INDUCED ia a number of childish
plays; later on refreshments were
served, as the little ones arranged
themselves in groups all over the
lawn. The following were present :
Misses Marie BrOwnlow, Marie Nc
LemOre, Olive DObbins. Annie May
and Ruth Fleming, Mary Pillow
Matte Williamson, Amelia and
Lila WOrthington, Julia Warfield,
Ruth Shields, Cora Lee Jacobs,
Roxie O'Niel. Lady Anne McLe
more; Masters Gerard BrOwnlow
Bob and George Williamson, John
and VIII Fleming, Tom Wor'hing-
ton, John Puckette, Berry Evans,
CurrAin Whitthorne, Nortan Mich.
OILS, Henry and Baird McLemore
Meade Frierson. RObt. Williams
William and Carleton Fry, George
Hughes, Roy Kelley aud Orman o.
Mel.
Messrs. Raymond and Clifford
AdkiSsOn entertained few Of their
friends last Wednesday evening al
their home on South High street
the time being delightfully."- whiled
away in playing games, social con
versation, etc. The following were
in attendance: Misses Lucy Haley
vi dllESd EDCI lbilFls SOId AIN N~NlIl
Annie Lou HOuser. Helen Gordon
Birdie Fender, George Taylor, Mat
tie Ham and Dora ADHESION; Drs. J
T. Edwards and Russell Perry
Messrs. Ernest Scribner, Charlie
Wright and Otey Patterson.
Misses Bessie and Eunice Lee, o
Duplex, Hattie Nc Lemore, Of Snring
Hill, Mosley and Figuers of Colum
bia, were the hOnorees Of an elegan
reception at the Arlington hOte
Friday evening. The affair was on,
of the most notable and brilliant so
cial events of the season, and wa
thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent. The rooms were beautifully
decorated, and splendid music wa
furnished by the local band.-Will
hanson County News.
Miss Sadie SheegOg gave an elabO
rate tea at her pretty country HON
on the Pulaski pike Tuesday even
ing. The table was beautiful,
decorated with flowers and artist
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everything to tempt the appetite
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Morgan, Miss Virginia CaI
penter and Conner Akin, Miss Ethe
Hendley and Sam Harlan, Mis-
Sadie Sheegog and Bruce Cochran
Miss Willie Chaffin gave a mos
enjoyable lawn fete at her home o
East Ninth street last Wednesda
evening, complimentary to he
guests, Miss Sweeney of Mast
vile, and Miss Smith of Murfrees
bUrO. Miss Chaffin proved mos
charming hostess, and her guest
greatly enjoyed the occasion. De
licious ices were served.
The young people enjoyed a d,
lightful German at the Bethel
House last Tuesday evening TIL
music was furnished by DR.. Perrie'
Italian band, and about twenty cOu
Piles participated.
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