The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-06-14
entertainments.
The Students Club.

Friday afternoon the Students
Club enjoyed the charming hospitality
of Mrs. W. P. Morgan. The pro-
gramme was unusually interesting, and
made fitting close to year of sue.
cessful and enjoyable study. Miss
Lazarus read a bright paper on Shakes
peare S heroines of the period of chiv-
airy. Mrs Fussel's interesting paper
on Tennyson's women was supple
mented by choice selections from
''Idylls of the King" read by Miss
Friel: Miss Bryant surpassed even
herself in an able talk ON THE Evo-
luton of Woman from Patient Grisel-
da to the Bachelor Maid. Never has
the club had the privilege of hearing
any subject treated with such rare ex-
cellence, and we venture to say that
few clubs have often enjoyed such a
literary treat
Mrs. Robt Pillow, Mrs. John Moore
and Miss Elizabeth Shields were
elected to fill vacancies in the mem
bership. 1t was decided to close the
year with social meeting at the Insti
tute on Monday, June II, on which oc-
caslon no programme will be rendered
but the plan for the next years course
OF study will be discussed
Lyttle Cliffe, the beautiful home of
Miss Bessie Padgett, was aglow with
beauty and merriment Wednesday
night to enhance the entertainment she
gave in honor of her guests, Misses
Mamie Burroughs, of McMinnville,
jamie and Esther Zellner, of Thomp.
son Station, Blanch Carson, of Atlanta,
Ga, Graham Alexander and Theatie
Ridley of Thompson Station, and
Susie Brumbach, of Spring Hill;
Messrs. Leo and Leon Brevard. Gerald
and Creth Ridley, and John Zellner. of
Thompsons Station, Richard Harwood,
OF Pulaski, and Charlie Parker. The
house was adorned with palms and
greens, and lilacs and sweet peas. 1t
was brilliantly lighted with red and
white candles Music and several
games were played. In the guessing
contest of popular books, Miss Hattie
Figuers won the prize. Miss jamie
Elam dressed as witch, personated
the fortune teller, and was generally
surrounded by a merry crowd of young
people. Elegant refreshments were
served. About fifty guest enjoyed this
brilliant and beautiful occasion.
Miss Bessie Padgett is the charm
ing hostess of a delightful house
party this week composed of the fol-
lowing young ladies and gentlemen
Misses Blanche CasOn, of Atlanta,
Ga, Mamie Burroughs of McMinn-
vile; jamie and Esther Zellner,
Graham Alexander and-Ridlev
of Thompson Station, and Susie
Brumbach, of Spring Hill; Messrs.
Leo and Leon Brevard Gerald. and
Ridley and Zellner, of Thomp.
son 5 Station; Richard Harwood. of
Pulaski and Charlie Parker. Miss
Mary Barrow entertained in honor of
the party Tuesday night;
Mrs. Frank Everett gave an elegant
seven course dinner last week at her
home on West Sixth street, in honor of
Miss Fisher. The menu was a most
sumptuous and tempting one. and the
home was beautifed by
choice decorations. Those who enioyed
the affair were: Misses Fisher. Irwin.
Dot and Elise Ewing, Pearl Provine and
Lila Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. ErreSt Far.
rell, Messrs. NOrfieet Figuers, William
Evans, Granville Coleman and Shelby
Robinson.
The G. r. Club met Wednesday night
with Joe and Adolphus Britain al
their home on Ninth street. az which
iimethe election Of officers took place.
resulting In the selection of the follow
ing. Fred Owen, President; Mis-