The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-07-20
Epworth League Social.

Epworth League Social.
The Epworth League social" at Mrs. |
j. H. Gartner's Tuesday evening was
decided success. About fifty guests were
present and delightful evening was
spent. Miss Kate Latta presided at the
frappe bowl Elegant refreshments
were served. The pleasure of the even
ing was greatly enhanced by the pres
ence of the Misses Voss, of Dothan, Ala,
who rendered several fine recitations in
a natural and charming manner The
following programme was rendered:
l. Duet Mandolin and Guitar
Misses Willie and Mary Ashton.
2. Instrumental Solo - Miss Mary
Dale Figuers.
3. Vocal Solo-Mrs Sharp, r
Alabama.
5. Quartette.
6. Recitation-Miss Nina Lee Voss,
of Alabama.
Miss Bessie Craige, of Wiliamsport,
entertained most charmingly Wednesday
evening of last week, complimentary to
her guests, Misses Mary Barrow and
Eleanora Jones. The parlor and dining
hall were artistically decorated in green
and pink, the colors being carried out
in the refreshments. Frappe was served
| by Misses Carrie Walker and Archie
Williams. Those present were, Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Choate, Fanny
Garner, Annie Porter, Annie Laid,
Carrie Walker, Mary Barrow, Eleanora
Jones and Bessie Craige; Messrs. Henry
Dobbins, Rucker Choate, Henry and
Loyd Porter, Henry Moore, Arch and
Josh Williams, Walter Moore, John
Kirkman, Frank Craige, George Hughes
and Albert Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Guest gave their
friends the pleasure of an informal
evening Friday night, where social con-
versation, pleasant games and delight
full refreshments were enjoyed. Those
present were. Misses May Walker,
Minnie Lee Weatherford, Maude Craig,
Odessa Branch, Matte Pinion, Nina
Addison, Vallie Anderson, Lauretta
Burch of Nashville Ruth Hayes, Sadie
Grimes, Mona Fariss; Messrs. Herbert
Guest, Clarence Trantham, Joe Britain,
Bruce Tucker, Will Reeves, Hiram
Higgins. Alma Tucker, Orie Tegarden,
Ralph Hunter, Fred Owen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Taylor.
Mrs. J. j. Stephenson entertained at
tea Wednesday evening, complimentary
to Miss Mary Martin and Mr.. Henry Mar
tin, Jr., of Midway, Ky. The table was
beautiful in its tasteful floral decora
lions, its sparkling cut-glass and
handsome china, and delicious menu
of five courses was served to the follow
ing Young ladies and gentlemen;
Miss Mary Martin and Mr.. Frank
Lord, of Lewisburg. Miss Mary Rains
and Mr.. Henry Martin. Miss Mary
Ridley and William Evans, and Mr..
Frank Hawkins, of Midway, KY, Miss
Cornelia Jones and Ed Barred.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Methodist church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. r. H. Ogilvie After
the business meeting the guests re-
haired to the large veranda, where cool
mo. delicious refreshments were served
A beautiful feature of the occasion, one
which could have emenated only from
the heart of the most thoughtful ano
llr;ndest of hnstesses, was the sending OF
lunches, about twelve in all, to each slcR
, person reported at the meeting.
The following young ladies and gen
tlemen enjoyed dance at the Century
; Club Wednesday evening": Miss Bessie
5 Winslow Of Cairo, ILL.,, and Fred Kelsey
Miss Sarah Shegog and F. G. Smith
5 Miss jamie Shegog and w. b. Wooten
: Miss Ethel Hendley and L. w. Dobbins
: Miss Annie Williamson and III. Il
Cochran, Miss Minnie fowler an'
|. Wallace Wilkes, Miss Cornelia Jone
and William Evans, Miss Anne Evan
e and Frlnk Hawkins.
Miss Ethel Wynn Hendley entertaine'
! at 6 o'clock dining recently, CON
pIimeptary 10 Misses jamie and Sadi
h Sbeegog and their guest, Miss WinsloT
Of Cairo. III. The dining was well az
( pointed affair, and proved thorough
ENJOYABLE. Those in attendance were
n s;isses Sheegog. Miss Winslow AZ
; Miss Cornelia Jones; Messrs. W. I
}. Wooten, Bruce Cochran, Fred Evans
William Evans and Martin Cox.
I. The following young !eo. lie enioye