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

I
nd was a charming setting for the
eautifully gowned ladies present. The
lining room was quite dainty in its dress
( floral smilax and narcissus, and the
ntire lower floor of the residence was
ghted with handsome candelabrae and
7hite candles, the color scheme being
White and green. The one course lunch
vas most tempting and delicious,
rrappe was served from charmingly
decorated alcove by Misses Fannie
-ouise Smith and Rebecca and Annie
" williamson. About one hundred guests
we're present. Those who assisted Mrs.
Cant in receiving were, Mrs. VIM.
Noses. Mrs. w. M. Chaffiu, Mrs. Eugene
4 anderson, Mrs. j. Ii. Carpenter, Mrs.
u. Fl. Foster, and Mrs. G. W. Brad
shaw.
The Silhouette party given Friday
night by the ladies of the Chancel Circle |
Of the Episcopal CT urch, was decided
success, both from social and financial |
standpoint. 1t was given in VOL
bridges old stand on the Public Square. |
The walls of the store were lined with
white paper, and the black silhouette's
(about 80 in pumber) were artisticaly
placed thereon. Some of the silhonette's
were good likeuesses of some Of the best
known men and women in the city.
Every one was given slip and allowed
to guess. Mrs. Alex Titcomb was
awarded the ladies prize Ia handsome
piece of cut glass; for the closest
guess, and Mr.. Geo. Martin won the
gentleman's prize, pair of silver
mounted suspenders The refreshments
were abundant and delicious, and 25cts
admitted one to everything.
Mrs. James Andrews entertained very
handsomely Monday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. James Long, of
Springfield, Tenn. The house was APP
piopriately decorated for the occasion
in Christmas green's and palms, and
green candles. The color scheme was
carried out through the delicious three :
course luncheon. Progressive Anograms
was INDUCED in, and after closely con-
tested game, Mesdames Neil Hughes
e, /. Joyce and William Moses of Louis
vile, drew for the prize, Mrs. Hughes
being successful in the draw. Mrs. r.
G. Church, Mrs. j. w. Shelton and
Misses Belle Webb and Willie Figuers
assisted Mrs. Andrews in receiving her
guests, about fifty in number.
The Morning Glory Club met Friday,
January IL, with Miss Mary Stephens
Several interesting games were enjoyed
by the young ladies, after which they
decided to elect new officers for the club,
the following being chosen Miss Mary
Stephens, President; Miss Julia Biddle,
vice. President; Miss Inez Kelley, Secre-
tary; Miss Louise Brown, Treasurer.
Tempting refreshments were served
after which the club adjourned to meet
Friday, Jan. Is, with Misses Mary and
Annie Barrow.
The j. A. O. Circle held it's semi
monthly meeting at the residence of Mr.
James McGaw, Monday night, and was
charminglv entertained There were
games and music, but the special feature
of the evening was the marriage of the
flower Violet to Sweet-William. Rev
Jack in,the pulpit performed the cere-
mony, and Miss Lilly of the Valley was
| u.
was a delightful evening. The next
meeting of the circle will be held with
Misses Florence and Lucy Haley.
| Florence Bulletin: ''The impromptu
german at the New Alabama Hotel las
evening, was delightful little affair
Eight couples were on the floor, tread
ing the mazes of the dance, to music
furnished by the Henry Coffee band
To be entertained at the New Alabama
augurs good time, as the genial pro
prietor, Mr.. j. r. Walston, leaves moth
ing undone to make the hours pa
pleasantly. After several hours dan
ing the guests had regretful "gooC
night"
The handsome new home of Mr.. an(
! Mrs. j. ii. Carpenter will be the seem
} of two Brilliant entertainments to
day. From two to three o'clock il
the afternoon, Mrs. Carpenter will re
, ceive her friends, and in the evening
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Strudwick will
entertain the Young Married Woman
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. jackson CAV
a birthday dining Sunday, in honor o
Mrs. Jackson's brother, Mr.. B air Hayes
An elegant menu, consisting of numer
Gus delicacies and tempting viands, wa
served, and the occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests.
The following party of young peopl
spent "Wednesday evening very enjoyabl
at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Woo
on the Campbellssllle pike: Misses Nom
Fariss, Ruth Hayes, Gertrude Harri
and Sadie Grimes; Messrs. Edwin Bul
laid and Blair Hayes.
Miss Scovi McMeen was the honore
of very Or tty entertainment given b
Miss Annie Mai 7 rreil at her HON
near Carriers Creek Tuesday evei inl
= Quite a number OF you"g people enioye
Miss Terrell's gracious hospitality.
= The reading circle of the South CO
d lumbia Epworth League had an enio.
e able meeting Monday evening at the pa
sonage. The circle will meet next MOI
: day night with Miss Mona Fariss.
n Misses Mary and Eliza Mitchell vi