The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-02


grades OF the Pr bli, Schotl rave a very
3 'oyabe entertainment FRIDAY af err
n ron in Han No. 4, consisting Of reel a.
tons, anecdotes, songs, reading of sew
eral compositions, etc. One Of the in
teresting features Of the occasion was
the guessing of photographs Of noted
people, u prize being given to the one
who guessed the greatest number.
James Bostick, of the Ninth Grade,
was the winner in this contest, guessing
forty-nine photographs in all, and he
was awarded box of candy. The
room was prettily decorated wi h flow
ers, and the entertainment was enjoyed
by everyone The guests OF the occa-
sion we're pupils of the Ninth Grade
and High School department
NJ So Eug' ma Mitchell entertained a
number of her friends in denghtful
manner Wednesdayevening with Halo
we'enparty. The decorations we're APP
propritte TO the occasion. the DOM being
illuminated with numerous Jack o.
lanterns, and the party spent several
hours very happily in playing various
weird and superstitous games, having
their fortunes tod. etc. Nice refresh
ments were served, 1hEe n attendance
were: Misses Fannie and Matt q Alex
ander, Mary Sue and Sadie Aydelott,
Florence and Lucy Haley, Gussie Simms
of Texas, Ada Mitchell, Alice Alexan-
der and Willie Emerson; Messrs. VIII
burn Estes, Joe Emerson, Webb
Thomas, Matt Murray. II. II. Hill,
Hugh Blair, Clifford Hendey, Bruce
Tucker, Madda Voss, Walter Walker,
w. A. Willis, v i'll Lamar, Tom Mitchell.
The home of Mrs. W j. Dale on Wei q
Sixth st eet was the scene a6e!ightfr
dining Thursday of last week, when
friends who were with her at the COlumr
bia Institute orty years ago. The oc-
caslon was COMPLIMENTARY to Mrs. Brat
ton of Nashville. ] he recalling of scenes
of happy girl hood days and the fond
memories of their associations in the
school-room and on the campus, together
with the cordial hospitality of the
hostess, made tie occasion thoroughly
pleasant one. Mrs. Dale's guests were,
Mrs. Bratton, Mrs. Josie Harlan. Mrs.
Jennie Carpenter, Mrs. f. j. Ewing,
Mrs. j. T. Akin
The "As You Like 1t" Club was charm.
ingly entertained Wednesday evening by
Miss Cornelia Jones at her home on
West Eighth street. Numerous Halo
we'en pasttimes we're INDUCED in, which,
provoked much interest and amusement,
and tempting refreshmeL is added to the
pleasure of the evening. The following
were in attendance: Misses Eva James.
Minnie and Daisy Tower, Virginia Car
penter and Ethel Hendey; Messrs. w.
j, fowler. Will Webster, Briggs Nc
Lamore, Sam Harlan, IL. Is. Cochran /,
Jr., W. W. Evans.
Miss Louie Figuers entertained her
Sunday school class of the First Meth
odist Church at her home on West
Seventh street Friday evening. The time
was delightfully."- spent by the assembled
guests, M isses Anne Fleming and Mary
Dale Figuers adding to the pleasure of
the evening by their musical renditions
The following enjoyed the hospitality Of
Miss Figuers: Misses Anne Fleming
Willie Ashton, Libbie Wood, Ida and
Tommie .Moseley, and Mary Dale
Figuers; Messrs. Arch Craig. Leo
Thompson, Wharton Cheairs, Robert
Harlan, Norfleet and Hardin Figuers
The following young folks, chaperoned
by Mesdames Geo. Adkisson and Ben
Thompson, formed "a merry nutting
party which went out to Rankin g
woods on the Pulaski pike last Saturday
and spent most delightful day: Misses
Louise Addison, jamie Alexander,
Minnie arthur, jamie Fleming, Libbie
Tegarden; Masters Chas. Harrington
Russell Thompson, Rudolph Adkisson
and Earle Sellers.
Miss Ida Lipscomb entertained few
of her friends at tea Wednesday evening
in honor Of her guest Miss Lillian Upper
man, of New York Those present were
Misses Upperman, Thomas, Kate Latta
Lucy Haley, Irene Kippax, Maud Craig
Bessie and Kate Bostick, and Bessie
Lipscomb.
The invitations to the reception an
nounced to be given November 9Th by
Mrs. j. c. Taylor, have been recalled
on account of the death of a relative.
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