The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-24

proved one of much enjoyment. A
bounteous repast, consisting of all that
could be wished for, was one of the
pleasant features of the occasion, and
was greatly enjoyed by those in attend
ance The presents were numerous and
some very costly and handsome.
T he Young Married WOman's CluD.
The young married women have or
ganized club which bids fair to add
much to the social pleasures of our
little city during the winter months.
1t is composed of about thirty mem
bers, and as only fifteen entertainments
can be given during the season, two
ladies will entertain together. This will
be done as nearly as possible alphabet
cally. Each hostess may furnish her
own method of entertainment, barring
cards, and she is allowed the privilege
of inviting two married ladies outside
the club and as many young ladies as
she desires The initial entertainment
will be an /" At Home" by Mrs. Eugene
Anderson and Mrs. r. G.. Ewing, at the
residence of the former, next Tuesday
afternoon. Members are expected to
send cards of regret when they will not
attend.
Mrs John Stephenson and Mrs. II. t.
Martin were hostesses at a very swell
luncheon last Saturday. Miss Lily
Watkins and her guest, Miss Ora Mel
son, of Kentucky, were the honorees,
and all the beautiful taste and exquisite
tact which characterizes all gatherings
at this hospitable home were not want
ing on this occasion. Covers were laid
for twelve, and the long table was ar
tistically decorated with choicest flowers,
while eight dainty courses were served.
The students of Moore Institute at
Cuileoka will entertain their friends
Thursday evening, November the thir,
tieth. The programme will consist of
recitations by the elocutiOn class, songs
by the primary department and refresh
ments by all. The social feature of the
entertainment will be the most enjoy
able part Of the programme The pri-
mary department will have cake walk
for the amusement of their friends The
invitations will be issued the last of this
week.
Mrs. w. A. Ruttles Sunday -school
class will tender a reception to their pas
tor, Rev. A. 2. McFerrin, and wife on
Friday night, Nov. "a, from 7:30 O'Clock
until 10, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Ruttle, on South Garden street
All the members of the church and con
gregation are most cordially invited to
attend, and especially the strangers.
short program will be carried out, be
ginning at o'clock.
Miss Mary Rains entertained a few o.
her friends with a chatting dish party a.
her home on West Seventh street Fri
day evening, the following being in at
tendance Misses Nelson, of Kentucky
Lily Watkins and Eva James Messrs
Cheairs Mayer, William Evans, Over
Brashear and Martin Cox. During tn,
evening Miss Watkins delighted the
party with several musical selections.
Miss May Emma Bond, of Sheffield
Ala, was the honoree of delightful en-
tertainment given at the home of Nh
and Mrs. w. D. Cameron, in South Co
lumbia, Monday evening. Variou
social games and conversation made tn
occasion one of much enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barr and Mr.. an
Mrs. Eugene Anderson gave quite al
elaborate tea last Tuesday evening
Those present we're Rev. and Mrs. A
p. McFerrin and daughter Mrs. Over
ton Fulton, Rev. Jno. P. McFerrir
Rev. and Mrs. f. B. Webb and Rev. an
Mrs. w. A. Provine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Williams Ell
tertained at their home on Gallowa
street Tuesday evening, complimen tar
TO Miss May Emma Bond, who returne
to her home in Sheffield, Ala, thi
morning, after pleasant visit to tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort. Hodge gave a
elegant dining Wednesday afternoon a
their home on Ninth street. Thos
present were Rev. and Mrs. A. p. No
Ferrin, Rev. j. p. McFerrin and Mn
Overton Fulton, of Nashville.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club me
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, wit
Mrs. n. p. Catlett, on Seventh street
There was good attendance of tn
members, and the charming hospitalit
of the hostess was greatly enioyed,