The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-06-21
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uuctlOnS tnAG mas Doen given Cnls sea |
son was that of Mrs. John I. Wooten, |
who entertained the Young Married |
= Woman Club at the handsome home |
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. &. T. |
Hughes, yestrdeay afternoon from to
7 O'Clock The house was converted
into fairy bower, and the air was
heavy with the fragrance of many |
flowers Each room had its own color
scheme. In the hall where Misses
Annie Fleming and Emma Wooten
received the guests, at the door palms
and red peoples held full sway. The
guests were received in the front par
lor which was a scene of loveliness in
its dainty dress of white and green tn
fragrant cape jessamine being the
flowers used and was daintily fes-
TONED here and there. The back par
lor artistically decorated in pink by
drangeas and holly and vines and the
library where red lilies and greens
were beautifully used were as pretty
in their own way. But it was in the
dining room where beauty reached
its acme. Here the pretty scheme col
or Of yellow and green was carried,out,
not only in the individual cakes ices
aud bonbons, but in the decorations,
which consisted of ferns aud yellow
daisies. From each corner of the
room handsome yellow streamers
daintily draped with Spanish moss
were carried to the centre OF the room
and tied t. the chandelier in handsome
, loops. The table with its dainty en-
broideries, handsome cut glass and
silver, and pretty ices, cakes and bon
bons was a dream Of loveliness. Can
dies to match the color scheme in each
room were used, and when the gas and
electric lights were turned on, the
brilliancy was fairly dazzling Misses
Eva James and Mary Ridley dis
: pensed delicious cherry frapppe in
the library. Mesdames e. w. Car
mack, c. A. Forgey H. P. Figuers,
Robert Pillow. q. I. Hughes and l..
, hanson Mary Brown, Mary Rains
Ethel Hatcher Margaret McEwen and
+ Lee Whitthorne assisted Mrs. Wooten
, in receiving her guests. Charlie s
! band from Nashville discoursed sweet
strains of music from screen of
, palms in the rear hall. All that money,
art and hospitality could devise made
this entertainment one of unalloyed
pleasure
A very merry party of most diminu-
tive ladies and gentlemen enjoyed the
hospitality of Masters Meade and Will
T liam Frierson Wednesday afternoon from
! to o'clock The little hosts received
their guests under the shade of the
1 trees, and conducted them at once to
the lemonade table, where they we're
/, served by Miss Lucia Frierson Then
u came the games-handkerchief thin
: BILE, London bridge, frog in the middle,
: pinning on the donkey's tail, etc com.
P pletely fascinating the little ones and
demanding all the enthusiasm of their
: natures. Miss Mary Pillow won the
: prize at the donkey game. The "Grab
: basket in which were concealed
:. various toys, from which each child
drew with closed eyes, was most en-
joyable manner in which to distribute
g the souvenirs. The little people then
selected their partners, and formed
+. themselves into groups over the yard,
II and delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. W. Vance Thompson, of Ash
wood, entertained exQuisitely at cards
Friday afternoon complimentary tC
l. Miss Mary Rains The beautiful and
It fragrant sweet pea was the chosen dec
l. grafton, and masses Of these enhanced
y the beauty of the brilliantly lighted
/ apartments, the same blossom being
r daintily wrought in the refreshments.
vt Mrs. Thompson and Miss Rains were
IS assisted in receiving by Mrs. Meade
ir Frierson, Mrs. w. w. Stephenson
Mrs. J. J. Stephenson, Mrs. Wallace
Brown. Mrs Walter Frierson anG
Miss Mabel Stephenson, Mrs. Will L.
" Frierson served delicious frappe, an(
k at the close of the game elegant re
[e freshments were served
rs
al Master Martin Parker's birthda,
IN party Friday evening was decided
c. success. About sixty little people wer'
IN his guests. There were games anC
merry romps upon the lawn, where TIN
dainty refreshments were served. Il
~ the contest for blowing out the great
10 est number of candles, Master William
= Greenlaw and little Miss Frierson tie(
q for the prize. The latter won in tn,
nc draw. In the cutting for the cake
I little Miss Ethel Barrow got the ring
We MISS OOTutlld OOHeS
Wednesday evening at her home Oh
Eighth street, complimentary to Mise
u Steele and HALEY, of Kentucky, wa,
- are guests of Miss Ethei Hatcher. Al
w interesting game of anograms was play
VI ed, resulting in Charley Hatcher secur
o ing the prize, handsome picture. Tn
u parlor and dining room we're prettil,
~ decorated for the occasion, and deli
ID cious refreshments were served.
Mrs. G. W. Bradshaw gave a most de
ligbtful entertainment Saturday after
noon from to 6 o'clock, complimentar,
>, to her little guest, Miss Madge Waller
at of Louisville, Ky. Several childish
az sports were engaged in, after which thu
happy party we're ushered into the pref
tily decorated dining room, where mic
- refreshments were served. Abou
thirty young people enjoyed the pleas
ures of the afternoon.
The reception which was to have beel
given by the Students Club at the la
situte Monday afternoon, was post
poned on account of the absence or i'll
ness of number of the members.