The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-06-01
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
Mrs. Eugene Long rode in her high
Stanhope, the horses driven tandem.
The shape of tue trap was like a huge
Jaqueminot rose, every petal being
covered with the beautiful red roses,
with the green leayes showing through.
With Mrs. Long rode Miss Leigh Whit
thorne, both beautifully gowned in
scarlet organizes, hats and parasols
with touches of green as relief. The
trappings were of red, with red roses and
tin ribbons. The outriders were
Messrs. w. G. Whitthorne, Eugene
Long, Sam Whitthorne aud Will Long,
u Horned in black and white, with
scarlet shoulder knots.
Mrs. Il. Ii. Hatcher rode in beau
tiful victoria; so beautiful that many
hid it would secure the prize. 1t was
decorated with purple wisteria and the
effect was very artistic. The wisteria
is very graceful flower for decorative
purposes, and was particularly effective
as used by Mrs. Ha cher in decorating
ner Victoria, which was extravagantly
admired. Mrs. q. A. Forgey rode with
Mrs. Hatcher, and both wore handsome
gowns of white and lavender, and the
effects we're most beautiful. The trap
pings for the horses were all lilac, fes-
TONED with the wisteria and green
foliage. Two groomsmen. in white,
were on guard, and the outriders were
Messrs. j. HI and w. Z. Forgey.
Miss May Hart entered a Russian
Drosky and with her rode Misses Libbie
| Tn I,nio A iox,
Addison, all prettily gowned in white.
The drosky was entirely cover in pink
and elaborate Y dec rated in pink
chrysanthemums and evergreens. 1t
was drawn by donkey with pink trap
pings and punches of green here and
Jheie. The outriders were Masters
Brawly Bennett and Rudolph Adkisson,
uniformed in white, and riding donkeys,
decorated with the pink and green. 1t
was a cunning and pretty little turnout.
Miss Louise VOID idge's run about
was very unique and artistic, the idea be-
ing novel and attractive The cart was
decorated with pink chrysanthemums
and Southern smilax. and the effect was
charming. The wheels were twined
with smiax, the hubs and spokes being
testooned with the pink flowers. The
trappings for the pony were pink satin
ribbons with smilax graced here and
there. Miss Aunie Evans rode with
Miss Woodbridge, and both wore hand
some white lace dresses with pink rib
bons picture hats and pink parasols.
The five little outriders were Masters
George Williamson, Warren Titcomb,
John Parham, Berry Evans and Beard
|. McIemore. They wore white suits, and
hats, with pink scarfs, and had their
ponies decorated in pink.
The Morning Glory Club, composed
, of Misses Halle Fry, Julia Biddle. Inez
, Kelley, Annie Barrow, Lucia Frierson,
, Neil Davis, Louise Brown, jamie Wilson,
Mary Barrow, Mary Stephens, Louise
Chaffin and Irene McKennon, had a
very uniquely gotten up rig, filled with
hay, upon which sat the pI city misses
dressed in white with picture hats OF
, morning -glories. The bed of the rig was
banked in morning -glories of all colors
with trailing vines from corner to corner
draped on corn-stalks. 1t was drawn by
, mules decorated with morning -glories
] The outriders were, Masters Brown Tay
| lay, Hiram L ,tcomb, Robert Pillow anG
T Cecil Ewing, who wore white suits, big
} field hats lined with blue, and blue
} sashes. They had white saddles anC
blue blankets. The entire outfit was
very attractive.
| There was something 80 dainty anG
j girlish about Mrs. Joe Brownlow's pneu
5 matte bike. in which Mrs. Frank Ever
Z EFT rode with her, and the idea was 81
! artistic and so ideally carried out, that il
cyeated sensation as it passed through
the streets by its rare and SURPRISING
beauty. The bike was fairy bower o
nodding purple wisteria, and looked lik
! a beautiful basket, itself a flower. TIL,
= canopy umbrella was beautifully fes
TONED with the wisteria, the green foliag
shining through. The spokes of th,
wheels were wrapped in purple silk ant
: looked cob-webby in their beauty, Will
the purple flowers dropped from hub
and every conceivable space TIL
ladies wore white dresses, white hat
and lavender and purple ribbons. Thei
! horse had purple and lavender Irappings
l tied with French bows of ribbon
Their boUy guards were their husbands
T Messrs Joe Brownlow and Frank Everett
. uniformed in white and black and pur
! pie baldrics. Their saddle blanket
were of purple and white.
! Mrs. j. ". Dedmau's victoria wa
truly m st e lutiful-ther- being SOU,
thing very rich and So did in the d.
sign and co,or plan. The backgroun
/. was OF Nj e, or stem green, an wa
! literally covered with wrI snow BALI
while nere and there amid the cluster
\ Of flowers were French poTs of br'aC
heavy 81 in Nile green RIB m. Tn
harness was Wrapped ia green an
decked with punches of snow BALL
- while on the wheels was used the stel
6. green sat n ribbon, with snowfall
baI ked about the hubs. Ii was a pre-
II ty sight. Mrs. Anuie McLemore rod
: with Mrs. Dedman, and both ladie
We, handsomely at ired in dresses