The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-24
ENTERTAINME NTS.

Little Miss MYRTLE Carter entertained
number of her little friends Wednesday
afternoon from four o'clock until seven,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Hodge on South Garden street. The
affair was given in celebration of the
fifth birthday of this pretty little Miss,
and to say that it was thoroughly en-
joyed by the merry band of little folks
would but half express it. Various past
times and amusements and an inter
esting cake-walK, together with nice
refreshments, combined to make the
occasion most pleasurable one.
| Frappe was served by Misses Stella
Cox, Rachel Ashton and Lucia Frier-
son, from table banked with asnaragus
vines and flowers. The chief feature of
the evening was the fish pond. from
which each child procure souvenir
with hook and line In the cake walk,
Miss Lenora williamson and Master
Bertram Dedman secured the prize-a
picture of the party. Miss Gladys Ded
man favored the party with the skirt
dance, which was beautifully executed.
Little Miss Myrtle received many pretty
presents, and the children reluctantly
departed, wishing her many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mrs. John Wade gave delightful en-
tertainment recently at her home at
Spring Hill, in honor of Mr.. Gideon
Wade. The lawn was brilliantly ilnmin-
ated with Japanese lanterns, affording
an admirable place for guests to enjoy
themselves. Frappe was served by
Misses Ellie McLemore and Lucille Du.
bose, and the strains of sweet music
added to the pleasure of the evening.
The following were present. Miss
Gardner, r. /. Moore; Miss Susie B.
Moore, Spence McFall; Miss Bessie
Moore, DR.. A. j. Moore; Miss Ruth
Brooks, II. G. Moore: Miss Louise
Elan, A. n. Estes; Miss Marie Tar.
boux, Wade Dubose; Miss Carrie Du
bose, John Wade; Miss Louise Lee,
Gideon Wade; Miss Irene Freeman
Fred Thompson; Miss Jenkins, Pope
McKissack Miss Evelyn Farrell, JohI
Lee; Miss Annie Hardin, Mayes Thomp
son; Miss Matte Campbell, George
Campbell: Miss jamie Moore, Henry
Pointer; Miss Myra Thompson, f. G.
Moore; Misses Hattie and Susie Thomp
son, Ophelia Hardin, Margaret Wade
Ellie McLemore, Corinne Mallory anC
Lucille Dubose.
! Little Miss Elizabeth Goldsborough
of Lagrange, KY, was the honoree of
most delightful entertainment Frida'.
evening from till o'clock, given b,
,, Mrs. e. w. Bradshaw at her residenc'
on West Seventh street Nulnerou
! pasttimes made the hours fly swiftly by
and much interest and amusement weT
provoked by a cake walk. which wa,
engaged in by several of the little folks
l Miss Annie May Fleming captured tn
, cake, which was a unique aud prett
D affair made in the shape of water
: Neon. Dainty refreshments were en-
q ioyed by the little guests, and durin
, the evening frappe was served by Mis-
i Waller, of Louisville, sister of Mn
Bradshaw. Altogether, the occasion
was one of thorough enjoyment.
o Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ridley entertaine,
. at tea yesterday evening complimentary
I to Miss Bessie Padgett, of Columbia
Those present were: Misses jamie an
Esther Zellner. Graham Alexander
Mabel Wilson, Scottie Hardison, Robbi
Church, Bessie Padgett, Cheatie Ridley
Messrs. Porter Gary, Jim Howard, job
Zellner, Gerald Ridley, Richard Bat
man, Searcy Buck and Creath Ridley
Miss Annie Terrell has returned 10 hs
n home at Carriers Creek.-Thompson
e Station correspondent to Nashvil
u American.
d Misses Emma Doris and Mildred No
II man. Of Nashville, were the honorees Of
II charming entertainment given Tuesda