The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-06-07
ENTERTAIN MEN.TS.

Inc young ladleS composing the
graduating class of the Columbia Insti-
tute were honored with delightful. re-
ception and dance Tuesday evening by
Miss Bryant. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
palms, and the building was brilliantly
Illuminated. The receiving party was
composed of Miss Bryant, the mem
bers of the faculty and Misses Anna
Matt Bynum, Virginia Fits, Mable
Murphy, Sue Todd Walker and Gussie
Henderson Elegant refreshments
were served, and at the conclusion of
the reception, which lasted from 10 to
II O'Clock, the happy throng repaired
to the Study Hall, where for several
hours they whirled through the merry
maizes of the dance Those who en-
ioyed this delightful occasion were:
Misses Louise Woodbridge Lola Belle
Finley, Rose Dickinson, Mary Walker,
Pauline O'Neil, Virginia Fits, Minnie
Eggers, Clara Brunette, Claudia and
Gertrude Crocker, Gussie Henderson,
Neil Michner, Lois Roots, Eleanor
Gregory, Sue Brumbach, Lillian
Kinzer, Indz Crittenden, Katherine
Virgins, Dora Colmore, Anna Matt
Bynum, Dollie and Mabel Murphy,
Bessie Fly, Annie May Ladd, and Lolita
Bynum; Messrs. Rea, Eggers, William
Evans, Drake Clopton, Granville Cole
man, Alison Webster, Hardin Figuers,
Will Dale, Sam Harlan Dake Biddle
Tom Kelly, Sam Whitthorne, Wiley
Warfield, W. A. Long, Will Hoard,
John Cant, Wallace Wilkes, W. j.
Hine, F. w. Kelsey.
Master Harry Turner royalty enter
tanned number of his little friends We'd
nesday Afternoon from 3 to o'clock, at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Turner. One of the fea
lures of the afternoon was a peanut
hunt" in which Master Carlton Fry
captured the prize, nice bottle of per-
fume, for finding the largest number of
peanuts. Harry Ritter, Alberta McFall,
Leah sharp and William Frierson tied
for the BOBBY prize. The rooms were
appropriately decorated for the occasion,
and tempting menu of Strawberries
and cake was served. The little folks
who enjoyed the happy affair were 4:
Mary Porter, ulia Witt, Leila Nichols,
Mary Cooper Boyd, Elizabeth Embry,
Leila Barr Anderson, Lucille Seaver,
Alberta McFall, Elizabeth Caperton,
Aileen johnson, Leah Sharp, Annie
Brown Frierson, Charlotte Hughes,
Minnie b. Cakes, Fannie Porter Moore,
Albert Cakes, Robert Nichols, Carlton
and Clarence Fry, Wallace Kennedy,
Robert Shields, George McFal, Harry
Ritter, j. B. Sharp, James Shields,
William and Meade Frierson, Marie
Moore, Annie Louise Latta, Margaret
Mitchell, Isabel and Thee. Vaughan.
Misses Clark and Fisher, who are the
guests Of the Misses Ewing, were the
honorees of a charming party Wednes-
day evening, given by Mrs. James Moore
at her home on the Mooresville pike. An
interesting game of anagrams was
played, and during the evening enticing
refreshments were served.
The j. A. O. Circle was most pleas
antly entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. James McGaw in West
End. Several interesting games were
played, which provoked much enjoy
ment, and tempting refreshments were
served. The next meeting of the Club
will be held with the Misses DaimVood
Misses Barnie and Jessie Mcdonald
entertained number Of their friends
Friday night at their home in South East
Columbia. During the evening deli
cious ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Carder of Missouri, representing
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will lecture at the G. p. Taber-
nacle tonight, beginning at s o'clock.
She is said TO be very fine lecturer.
Miss Pearl Provine entertained m
tormallyTuesday evening complimentary
70 Miss Fisher, who is the guest Of the
Misses Ewing. The occasion was very
much enjoyed.
The members Of the Z. b. Club met
Wednesday with Miss Bessie DaimwOod
at her home on Ninth street. At the
next meeting Of the club officers will be
elected.