The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-02
Birthday Party.

Birthday Party.
Little Misses Louise Cherry, Nette
Mai Ruttle, Marguerite Alcorn, Freda
Bose, Dell House, Wyleen Miller, Mary
and Hazel Shaw, Totsie Randolph,
Sophie Hirsch, and Fannie Young;
Masters Joe VOORHEES,, Herbert Cook,
Dolard House, Lee Lavender, Cowden
Shaw and Lander Osteen, helped Mas
ter Cowden Osteen celebrate his seventh
birthday Friday from to 5 p. m.
The little ones INDUCED in Going to
Jerusalem" and various other games,
winding up with grand "cake walk"
in which Freda Bose ana Dell House
were winners. The young, and older
ones, too, were then entertained by
Marguerite Alcorn, Freda Bose, and
Sophia Hirsch with instrumental solos
upon the piano; Mary Shaw, vocal solo;
Dell House and Cowden Osteen, vocal
duet: Louise Cherry Freda Bose and
Totsie Randolph, recitations. Delight
full refreshments were served, and the
merry little party dispersed with wishes
for many happy returns of the day
Cowden was the recipient of many pref
ty presents
The Misses Speigel entertained in a
most delightful manner at whist Tuesday
evening at their home on North Garden
street, complimentary to their guest,
Miss Shiffman, of Huntsville. The
was participated by ten couples, ard
the prizes were captured by Mrs. Moses
Lazarus and Mr.. Harry Wise. At the
conclusion of the game, delicious
menu was served, after which the en-
gagcm MT of Miss Bertha Spiegel to Mr..
Joe Newman, both of this city, was an
nounced The following were present.
Misses Bertha Rosenthal, Mamie Bark
err, Rachel Hirsch, Florence Sevy, Ber-
tina and Marie SPECIAL; Messrs. Sam
Green, Gus Gundersheimer, Aaron
Hirsch, Harry Wise. Joe Neuman, Loine
Loeb, Joe RIFT, - Beauman, N Hirsch,
Moses Gross and Nose Gross, Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuels, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Lazarus.
The Gard and Cotillion Club was pref
tily entertained by Miss Helen Rockwell
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Quite number of plants and
palms added to the already attractive
interior of the large parlors, where
the interesting game of euchre
was played. The score was kept by the
attachment of tiny little bells to the
score cards, this innovation being both
novel and pleasing. Miss Mary I Copper,
the charming guest of Miss Eva James,
won the larger number of bells. Miss
Rockwell then treated her guests to a
| Jalioio,,C tuO nOurca l1poh
| Miss Eugenia Mitchell's entertain
ment to her Sunday school class Satur
day afternoon embraced many pleasant
features beside the candy-pul. Mrs
Carrie Romick Baldwin gave some very
pleasing recitations; Tommy Mitchell
added much to the pleasure of the iuve
nile crowd by his magic lantern show
and numerous outdoor games were in
dulged in. After this came the candy
pull, which was thoroughly enjoyed b,
all
Mr.. John A. Edwards celebrated tn,
seventeen anniversary of his birth las
Friday by giving a sumptuous dining
Besides the family, there were present
DR.. W. A. Smith and Mr.. Thos j. Stew
art. The occasion proved one of grea
enjoyment, and many well-wishss WEI,
extended to Mr.. Edwards.
The recital by Miss Gibson at TIN
Atheneum Friday evening was a most en-
ioyable affair, a good sized audience be
ing in attendance. Miss Gibson gave
number of interesting selections, all O
which were rendered in her usual enter
tanning style,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ketchum wer
rendered an elegant dining Ihursda
evening of last week by Mr.. and Mr.
| W. II. Lipscomb.
| Miss Addie Wood entertained a few G
her friends in delightful manner Sal
!. urday evening complimentary to he
guest. Miss Hattie Aicklen, Of Mas
vile.
, Miss Ruth Hayes entertained sever;
Of her friends informally Saturday ever
ing az the home Of her sister, Mrs. job
". jackson. on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Charlie Sharp's music class W
give a recital this evening.