The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
ENTERTAlNME NTS.

home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
&. Handley, on McGavock street, com
plimentary to Miss Willie Belle Guest,
who is the visitor Of Miss Jessie Crutch.
er. Christmas green's and white roses
" ere used in decorations. The low r
floor of the Handley residence was
thrown open and the double parIors can.
vassed for dancing. The host received
the guests, assisted by Mrs. W. o. Hand.
ley and his sisters, Misses Annie Mar.
tin and Grace Handley. The receiving
group also included Miss Guest, Miss
Crutcher and Miss Johnnie Nav Laws.
The orchestra was stationed in the back
/ parlor. Frappe was served by Miss
! Ellis Green Laws Late in the evening
more elaborate refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was deCked
in green and white. About forty guests
were entertained"
Miss Bessie Cecil entertained the
! Sans SouCi Club in charming manner
Thursday evening of last week at the
! home of her father at Cross Bridges.
The house was prcttily decorated for
the occasion, the prevailing colors being
red and green. At late hour de.
lightful menu was served. The follow
ing young ladies received the guests
Misses Maude and Eessie Cecil, Flora
and Belle Harlan, Camille and Bessie
Gordon, Pearl lsom and Margaret FUR
ner. Miss Elizabeth Harlan served hot
chocolate. Altogether the affair was a
thoroughly enjoyable one, and will
be long remembered by those who had
the pleasure of attending.
Mrs. johnson Long entertained Satur-
day evening at the Institute, compi-
mentary to Mr.. and Miss Clopton of
Helena, Ark, who are visiting relatives
here. The following were in attendau ce:
Misses Annie Williamson, Eva James,
Olivia Barrow, Ethel Hatcher, Corneia
Jones, Clara Alcorn, Lena B. and Lillian
Smith: Messrs. Crockett Owen, Conner
Akin, Fred Gamble, Aris and William
Hunter, Drake Clopton, William Evans,
Wallace and Nat Wilkes.
Mrs. Finest Coleman, of Neapolis, en-.
tertained Thursday evening of last week
with quite an elaborate supper in honor
of Misses Eubank of Bethesda, Eliza
and Irvine Sanders of Neapolis. Christ
mas decorations of holly and mistletoe
) were used, and the feast of good
things was much enjoyed. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Huckaby entertained
quite number of young people at their
home in Neapolis Thursday evening
The affair was most enjoyable one, as
the merry games and lovely music made
the hours pass quickly away. A genia
flow of wit, and tempting refreshments
made the evening one long to be re
membered by those presen'.
Little Miss Marguerite Acorn enter
tanned a few of her friends last weel
with Christmas dining and doll
) Christmas tree. The following little
} ladies were present: ~ title William
} SOD, Nettie Mai Ruttle, Virginia Webb
) Mary Ella Fariss, Gladys Dedman
, Ethel Barrow, Mamie Rainey.
A very enjoyable Dutch Lunch" was
given by Miss Bryant at the Institute
, Tuesday evening. Dancing and fortune
! telling were also INDUCED il. adding
pleasure to the occasion. Those presen
were: Misses Lewis Burnett, Eggers
Crocker and Claudia Crocker; Messrs
Sam Whitthorne, Dake Biddle, Jno
! Brown, Hardin Figuers and Crockett
: Owen.
, Mr. F. II. Smith gave family dinin!
d.. Tuesday, in celebration of his birthday
His brothers, Capt. J.. d Smith ant
Dr. W. A. Smith, were among thos
i in attendance. and the occasion was on
:, of much happiness. Mr.. Smith has
) legion of friends, who hope that he ma,
live to enjoy many more birthdays.
Mrs A. P. McFerrin gave delight
full entertainment to her Sunday schoo
class last Thursday evening at tn
8 parsonage on West Ninth street Pr
q gressive anagrams was the feature of tn
evening, and ELECTED much interest an,
enjoyment. Nice refreshments wer
served.
Miss Matte Padgett entertained
few of her friends delightfully."- Tuesda
evening at the home of her father, Nj
r w. S Padgett, on South Garden street
Various parlor games, conversation an
music made the time pass pleasant
;, by, and at late hour nice repast wa
,, served.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Frierson, Mr.
- Hattie Jones, Miss Cornelia Jones, M
q and Mrs. w. V. Thompson, and Messrt
~ L. n. Jones and F. D. Lander Ell
% joyed a holiday dinner last Friday a
y the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
- S ephenson at Ashwood.
!, The Chancel Circle Of St. Peter
% church will give Silhouette Party
Friday, January II, in vacant stor,
u house on the square The proceeds WI
!! be used for the benefit of the rector
~ fund.
k Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin H. Fly gave a
enjoyable social to the young people
the McCain's neighborhood last Monda
- night. Pleasant games and conversj
ton, seasoned with delicious refresl
ments, made the evening one to /
remembered.
The u A. o." Club had delightf1
meeting Friday evening at the home
Hiss Eugenia Mitchell on South Hig
street Various pastimes and soci
! conversation rendered the occasion
! most pleasurable one.
! The Epworth League Of the SDut
! Columbia Methodist church had an eI
joyable meeting Monday evening at Il
home of Misses Lille and Matte PiniC