The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-01
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Padgett entertain
ed the following ladies and gentlemen at
6 o'clock dinner Monday evening
Rev. John p. McFerrin, Rev. and Mrs
A. p. McFerrin, Mrs. Overton Fulton,
Mrs. Lizzie Frierson, DR.. and Mrs. E. G.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Figuers, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Latta, DIR. Halle Padgett and Mrs.
Simmie johnson. An elegant dinner of
five courses was served, after which,
Mrs. Fulton, who is an accomplished
pianist, entertained the company with
some choice selections of music. AS
congenial spirits had met in this party,
the evening passed away all too soon.
The house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The large conservatory
connected with the house furnished a
choice collection of rare flowers, which
were profusely lavished on parlors, hall
and diningroom. The beautiful sur
roundings and the cultured company of
this hospitable home made yesterday
evening most delightful one to all who
were present.
A charming reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs A. p. McFerrin Friday
night by fourteen girls, members of Mrs.
w. A. Ruttle's Sunday school class, at
the residence of their teacher, on Garden
street. The hospitable home was pref
! tily decorated with trailing vines and
chrysanthemums.
A short programme was rendered, as
follows:
Chorus" Blest Be the Tie"
Prayer. ....... Rev. j. P. McFerrin.
Instrumental solo ,..... .......
Ill. 49,. Miss Ellen F Mitchell.
Address of Welcome Miss Hattie Jones.
Response. ....... Rev. A. P. McFerrin.
Vocal solo. 49,. Miss Willie Belle Guest.
Duet-Piano and violin-.......
Misses Mary and Rachel Ashton
7, Vocal duet. ,....... ....,.......
Misses Lipscomb and Lucy Haley
Delightful refreshments were served,
and the whole affair was characterized
by sociability and good cheer.
Little Miss Udell and Master Dollarc
House, recently of Lebanon, Tenn, eel
ebrated their eighth and sixth birthdays
respectively, Saturday, from to p. M
by having a number of their little new
made friends partake of the pleasures OF
the afternoon with them. The games
and music, and the feast which followed
were immensely enjoyed by the follow
ing little men and women; Freda anc
Neal Bose, Nettie Mai Ruttle, Louise
Cherry, Totsie Randolph, Cowden an(
Lander Osteen, Mary, Halle and Cowdel
Shaw, Glenn and Blount, Udell and Dol
lard House.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of TIN
First Cumberland Presbyterian Churcl
held it's regular monthly meeting at tn
home of Mrs. w. B. Greenlaw Tuesda.
afternoon. Mrs. M E. Gabard, Presby
terial Secretary, was present, and rea'
very interesting report from tn
Synod, which met at Dayton, Tenn, re
Gently. Mrs. Greenlaw was ably assist
ed by her sister, Miss Pearl Provine, i
| serving dainty refreshments at the clos
J of the meeting.
| The Lynnville correspondent to th
American says: Last evening, at he
home near Buford, Miss Mary Smit
entertained complimentary to Mise
y Lucy and Bertha Williamson, of Ct
} lumbia. Music and dancing were il
dulged in and refreshments wei
r served"
Miss Sadie Sheegog gave a delightf'
dining at her home, on the Pulaski pix
Thursday evening. Those present were
;. Miss Ethel Hendley and Ernest Farrell
Miss Minnie fowler and Bruce Cochra
;. and Mr.. Pike.
After the cake walk at the Beth
House Friday night, a number
young people enjoyed German, give
Ia in honor of Miss Carrie Jenkins,
70 Huntsville, Ala.
The Young Married Woman's Gu
will meet with Mrs. Brownlow and Nj
Fry next Tuesday afternoon at Nj
Brownlow's residence on Sixth stree
New Things
in furniture arriving daily at our ne
- furniture store.
If SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN.
~ Building Permit.
ToF. &. Campbell, one frame buildin
O. corner High and Fourth streets, 500.
a
s County Court.
IL johnson Long gave bond in the gu