The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-07-26
ENTERTAlNM ENTS.
A Charming Entertainment.

One of the most charming social
functions that Columbia society has en-
loved for sometime, was the dance given
recently by Mr.. and Mrs. A. F
Brown, at their lovely suburban home,
Morgan Hall - Their daughter, Miss
Virginia Brown, and her guest Miss
Edith O'Neal, of Nashville, were the
honorees of the entertain nent, and this
was also the occasion of Miss Browns
debut.
AS the guests approached the hospi-
table old Southern mansion, scene of
enchanting beauty met their eyes, the
lawn and verande beng flooded with th3
brilliant rays from numerous Japan
csc lanterns. Inside, all the spacious
halls and parlors were thrown
open to the visitors, and for sew
eral hours mirth, happiness and hospi
tality reigned supreme. Charley's band
from Nashville, discoursed sweet strains
of music as the merry dancers grace
fully glided over the floor.
The receiving party was composed of
Misses Brown, O'Neil, Clyde Cant,
Edna Frerson, Bessie Erskine and Sue
Todd Walker, who gracefully welcomed
the guests. Throughout the evening
delicious frappe was dispensed by Mrs.
&c. Sparrow and Mrs. G.. A. Forgey,
and elegant refreshments were served
in the dining room, the tables being
presided over by Mrs. James A. Smiser
and Mrs. W. P Morgan.
Altogether this was a most elegant
affair, and Mr.. and Mrs. Browns hospi
tally will be long remembered by those
in attendance. The fair young debu-
tante, was warmly congratulated upon
her entrance into society.
An ENJOYABLE entertainment was
given at the home of MIR. Jordan Green
Tuesday night, complimentary to Miss
Annie May Green, of Florence, Ala.
Nice music, games and tempting re-
freshments made the evening one OF
much pleasure A cakewalk was en-
gagged in, and the prize was won by
Miss Emma Shuneman and Mr.. John
son. Those present were. Mrs. Tom
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. johnson, Mrs. W.
H. Shuneman, Misses Ruth and jamie
Allen, Eva johnson, Louise and Emma
Shuneman. Mabel Green, Nolen John
son, Eliza Allen, Ethel Hight. Ethe
Green; Will Ray, Earl ana FlguerS
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. Hood.
Master James Norton Nichols enter
tanned a number of his little friends
Wednesday evening from o'clock unit
s. at the kome of his parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. A. j. Nichols, complimentary u
little Misses Ruth Williams of Annls
ton, Ala, and Iona Sarven of Pulaski
Several hours were most happily speh
by the little ones, and all came ava.
with many pleasant recollectlons OF TN
evenings enjoyment.
An impromptu musical entertainment
was given by Misses Willie and Rache
Ashton at their pleasant home on Soutl
Main street Monday evening. Mlsse
Clyde Cant and Mary and Edna Frier
son were the young ladies present. III
young men were DIR. Bledsoe Brown
Frank Borum, DR.. Theo Stevenson
Enoch Stevenson, and D. T. Fleming
Frappe was served by Miss Will
Ashton.
Misses Nina McLemore and Rebecc
Carpenter who are visiting in Muir
treesboro, were the honofees OF an ele
giant dining one evening last week
given by Mr.. james ID. Richardson
IT., at the home of his parents, Con
greSsman and Mrs. Richa; dson.
Miss Aileen Moore entertained at din
ner Sunday. in honor Of Mr.. Robert
Brown and Mr.. Richard Lee Philips,
Florence, Ala. Those present were
Misses Anne and Rebecca Williamson
Messrs. Jo Lee, Philips and Brown.
Miss Willie Emerson Of Sunnysldt
entertained last week, comDlimentar
10 the young ladies visiting IN tn
ueighbOrhOOd.
The J. 4. o. Circle will meet tn
evening with Misses Florence and Luc
Haley.
Does as good work as any laundry
in the South.
GOlUnRlA S1Enm LAUNDRY HED