The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-14
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Harvest supper"

The Harvest Supper" given in
the Pythian Hall last Friday night
by Mrs. w. A. Ruttle's Sunday
school class, assisted by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Methodist
| Church, was in every way a success,
and the large crowd in attendance
found rich feast both for the mind
and body, and the entertainment
something unique in the way of
church suppers. The proceeds,
which Melted something more than
$50, will be given to fund to build
an annex to the First Methodist
Church, to be used for Sunday
school purposes.
In addition to the banquet, which
consisted of everything pleasing to
the palate, the mind was treated to
a delightful feast in the nature of
program consisting of music, recita-
ton, and an address by Rev. Mr..
Lee. The violin solo was by Miss
Mary Dale Figuers, the gifted little
daughter nf Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Fig.
uers, accompanied by Mrs. Kelley
on the organ and was very much en-
iOyed by the audience, as was also
w bhibOA'hS lFNAAdllOu ny MISS
Lucy Haley, which was rendered in
her usual happy style. Rev. Baker
P. Lee, Rector of St. Peters Episco-
pal Church, delighted the audience
with a ten minutes talk, which was
not only pleasant to listen tn. but in
structive as we'll, and full Of that
broad Christ-like religion which
characterizes all of Mr.. Lee's talks,
whether from tile pulpit, at the
MONDAY prayer meeting or a.
church festival. Mr.. John TrotwoOd
Moore was called for, but declined,
with the remark that to attempt to
add to or take from what Mr.. Lee
had said, would but mar an already
perfect evening. Mr.. F. d. Lander
was Master Of Ceremonies for the
occasion. Special credit is to be
given to Mrs. Ruttle for the care she
took in arranging fo- the evening
and the perfect manner in which
the program was carried out; but
she was ably assisted by her Sunday
school class. and Mrs. Geo. S. Al
corn, Mrs. w. J. Oakes, and others
OF the Ladies AID Society.
The young men OF the Century
Club gave delightful German in
the club parbOrs on Thursday even
ing of last week. The dance was
led by Mr.. Fred w. Evans and Miss
Alice Dixon, and the pleasure Of the
evening was all the more increased
by several vocal renditions by Mrs.
G. A. FOrgey.
All member of the Army Comfort
Circle are requested to meet at the
Bethel House next Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. And all who have
any copies Of the war edition of the
Knoxville Tribune. are requested TO
make their report, in order that the
money may be sent forward.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will have its meeting OH Wednes-
day the 18th with the Misses fowler. |
All young ladies not present at the
last meeting and desiring member
ship in the club, will please notify
the hostess before 10 o'clock We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. l. Arnold, of Cleveland, O.,
and Mrs. Fulmer, of New Orleans,
were the honorees of a most enjoy
able card party on Thursday even
ing Of last week. given by Nr. and
Mrs. R. L. Mckinney. Refresh
ments were served.
The ladies of Zion Church will
conduct an entertainment on Friday
evening. October 81. at the residence
Of Mr.. w. w. Stephenson, on the
Hampshire pike, for augmenting the
organ fund. All are cordially in
vited.
The Daughters of the COnfederacy
will give a dinner in Columbia on
the first Monday in November.
Further notice will be given next
week.
The Current Topic Club was de-
lighttully entertained last Monday
afternoon by Mrs. r. L Mckinney,
at her home on North High street.
Miss Nina McLemOre entertained |
at whist Tuesday morning at her
home on South Main street. Dainty |
refreshments were served.