The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-12
ENTERTAINMENTS.

AsA Sh ~ AN ~
On Tuesday evening at the beauti-
full home of Miss Lucretia Bunch,
on the Mt. Pleasant pike, Miss Annie
Mcmillan entertained the Zion So
cial Club in very Hearty manner,
progressive love-making being the |
feature of the occasion. The deco
rations were very elaborate, heart !
designs prevailing. Elegant refresh
ments were served after the same /.
manner also; then the guests evil
denced quite hearty designs upon
them. lions society element were
all'present, also several from Column
bia. DR.. Bledsoe Brown won the
prize for most professional love-
making, Rev. II. p. Harris giving
him close finish, being only one
length behind. In fact the DR.. only
won by a tongue. The prize was IA
beautiful heart, possibly as repre-
sentative apparent of things unseen.
Col. James Fleming presented the
| prize amid perfect wreath of rhe-
/ tOrical flowers. The frappe bowl
proved unusually attractive, even
total abstainers fingered round; yet
the contents though giving its color
proved not so intoxicating as a pair
of bright, happy eyes just above.
Miss Mary Lee Napier presided at
the frappe table, with accustomed
grace. Columbia's efficient piano
men Messrs. Davis, Sheriff. and
Bailey dispensed sweet music, full
of undesirable longing, swelling into
a burst of grandure and gladness,
lending to love-tales fresh enchant-
ment. Miss Mcmillan right well
sustained her reputation as an inim-
table hostess. In this she was ably
assisted.
"Heart spoke unto heart that spoke
again,
And all went merry as a marriage
bell"
Mrs. Norman Kirkman enter
tanned the Twelfth Night Whist Club
yesterday afternoon at her home, in
Belmont Place, in honor of Mrs.
permanent beauties of the home
were enhanced by a profusion of
spring flowers. The prize, a charm
, ing water color, was won by Mrs.
George w. Fall. The guests were
: Mesdames w. S. Settle, George W..
} Fall, w. A. Burton, Thomas f. Ken
drick, M. G. McGannon, John Gar
: neau, Graham Horton, Cliff r.
Atchison, James M. Head, Martin
]. Condor, w. S. Bransford, John
w. Thomas, Jesse Norton, Harlan,
: of Columbia, w. I. Cherry and John
H. Reeves.-Saturday's American.
! The Peripatetie Club had an open
meeting in the Study Hall of the
Institute last Friday evening. In
. the debate on the subject, "Shall
' Women Be Allowed to Voter" the
affirmative side won. Knox Flem-
!. ing, John Brown and James J. King
t spoke for the affirmative, and Tom
Kelley, Will Dale and John Evans
: for the negative. The judges were
:, Rev. Baker P. Lee, Miss Bryant and
Mr.. w. w. Moore. After the pro.
n gram had been finished, dancing
q was INDUCED in.
J. Mrs. Williams s. Granger of Provi
6 dence, r. l., was the honOree of {
) charming dinner given by Maj. anC
Mrs. John r. Greer at the Arsena
y last Friday evening. The table wa
. beautifully decorated in lilies ant
Y carnations, and covers were laid TO
twelve. The menu was of a mos
le elaborate and delicious nature. TIL,
le guests were as follows: Mr.. ant
st Mrs. w. s. Granger, DIR. and Mrs
Robert Pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Of James, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Nc
r Kinney, Mrs. Charles H. Moak, ant
st E. G. Perry.
n The ladies of the Advent Circle o
az the Episcopal Church in South Co
Of lumbia, will give an entertainment
on Saturday night at 7 80 o'clock il
the school house near the Chapel
el Admission % cents, children hal
III price. Refreshments will be served
. A cake walk and other attraction
H. promised. A delightful evening
prophecied for all who come.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Harlan enter
"a tanned the following at elegant din
ner last Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs
9 Joe Parks and little son, Joe Harla
L Parks, Misses Alice and Lille Nc
10 Cav, Mrs. II. &. Harlan and daughte
- Miss Emma, and DR.. P. b. Bray.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
We First G. P. Church was delightful
"a entertained by Mrs. E. G. Wad
IL Tuesday evening of last week. Thes
social meetings are much enjoyed
y. The next meeting will be with Mr.
as E. E. Erwin.
The Wednesday Afternoon Gu
. was delightfully."- entertained b
Miss Annie Evans at her home O
West Seventh street last Tuesda
afternoon. Miss Evans was assiste