The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-07
ENTERTAINMENTS.

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Columbia has never been honored
by the presence of two more charm.
ing young ladies than the Misses
Cecil, of Danville, KY, who are
guests of Miss Eva James; and that
Columbia appreciates that fact Is at
tested by the number of handsome
entertainments given them. Misses
Cecil are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. p. Cecil, both Of whom are well
known and much beloved here, the
mention of their mothers maiden
name. Miss Lily Whitthorne, bring
ing food of happy memories to
many hearts in this community.
Miss James being recognized pet
in Columbia society, she and her
visitors are the centre of much
gaiety. The first entertainment in
honor of these young ladies was
dancing party at the Arsenal last
Tuesday evening, Mrs. James and
Mrs. Greer being hOstesses, on that
occasion. That it was beautiful
and enjoyable entertainment, "goes
without saying" and it was 10 every
way a fitting tribute to the honorees.
1Db uduCH was leu NY W los y dllloS
and Mr.. w. b. WoOten. Cooling
drinks and refreshments added to
the pleasure of the occasion.
Quite a swell affair was the dance
at the Institute last evening given
by Misses Rebecca and Annie
Williamson to Miss Eva James
and her guests, Misses Sara and Jane
Cecil, of D1nville, Ky. The large
hall was beautifully decorated and
Illuminated, and the following
} couples received: Miss Eva James,
, Conner Akin; Miss Jane Cecil. w.
B. Wooten; Miss Sara Cecil, Cheairs
, Mayes; Miss Rebecca Williamson,
Sam Harlan Miss Annie Will
hanson, Will Jones. A beautiful
German was led by Miss Rebecca
+. Williamson and Mr.. Sam Harlan,
and delicious refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
was entertained this week by Miss
4, COrnelia Jones in her usual charm
; ing manner, complimentary to
! Misses Annie and Mary Lou Smith
| Miss Jean DObbins was the fOrtu-
nate winner of a beautiful tray in
the ct" contest. Delicious ices
= were served.
Miss Mary Ridley will give house
party, commencing to-day, in honor
of Miss Cornelia Jones. The party
is composed of the following young
people: Misses Annie Evans, Annie
Williamson, Cornelia Jones, Ethe
Hatcher, and Messrs. Cheairs, May es
n Henry Evans, w. B. Wooten anC
Charles Hatcher.
A large number of young peopl,
from the city drove out to Sulphur
Springs last Tuesday night, wher
several hours were spent In mos
enjoyable manner. Dancing was in
dulged in, and nice refreshments
were served.
Misses Louise and Jean Dobbin
g. entertained the Wednesday After
noon Club yesterday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. w. w
Moore.
The Misses Porter entertained tn
Lebanon Heights CrokinOle Gu
,. last Friday evening. There was
= full attendance, and refreshment
were served during the evening.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latta had a FEY
of their friends TO gather at thei
home on North Garden street las
Monday evening to meet their CUES
~ Miss Irene Johnson, of MurfreesborC
n Mrs. ]. p. Street and Mrs. H. {
II Fulton will entertain this Afternoon
10 complimentary to Miss Eva Jane
ie and the Misses Cecil, of Danvillt
n Ky.
:" Mr.. and Mrs. Stegall chaperone
a gay crowd of young people to Su
phur Spring last Friday night. Du
ing the evening ices were served.
The Garland of Girls were ente
tanned last Saturday afternoon b
Miss Nellie Williamson, in honor {
Miss Elsie Greer.
Little Miss Halle Fry entertaIne
the Garland of Girls Tuesday even
u ing i'm honor of Miss Elsie Greer.
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cd PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANC
on supplies.-COlumbia Arsenal, G,
he lumbia, Tenn, June 10, lS99.-Seale
al proposals, in triplicate, will be r
to ceived until O'Clock p. m, JUL
ly 10, 1899, for furnishing Cord, Lin
de Cement, Glass, Forage, Hardwar
Building Materials, Fuel, Paint
Oils, Tools, etc, during fiscal ye,
ending June 80, 1900. InformatiC
on furnished on application to Maj,
JOHN L. GREER, Ord. Dept.
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