The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-02-22
ENTERTAINMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
@Little Women
"Mrs. March''-Miss Louise Brown.
"Mr. Lawrence"-MissE Eleanor Hussey.
.Meg - Miss Bernice johnson.
"Jo''-Miss Mary Barrow.
''Laurieo-Miss Bessie Padgett.
"Beth ''-Miss Charlotte Fariss.
"Amy''-Miss Mary Pillow.
"Hannah"-Miss Mary Stephens.
The above is the cast of characters in
the interesting little drama. Little
Women" which was produced by the
Garland of Girls Saturday afternoon
from 3 o'clock till at the Institute.
The performance was witnessed by a
good sized audience, who showed their
appreciation of the efforts of the ''little
women" by applauding them frequently.
The entertainment was In every way
pronounced success, and each character
rendered her part exceedingly well. The
play was in twoacts, and between the
acts little Miss Gladys DedmaD de-
lighted her audience with skirt
dance. Much credit is due the young
ladies for the manner in which they
arranged for the play and carried out
the programme, as they did all the work
themselves. The neat sum of ST was
realized.
A very enjoyable German was given at
the Century Club Monday evening com
phmentary to the young ladies visiting
IN the city. The dance was led by Mr..
j. M. Dedman, and the following
participated; Miss Ora Nelson, Louis
vile, j. b. McLemore; Miss Wider,
Charlotte, N. O., IL. A. Webster; Miss
Mary kains, II. G. Evans, Jr. Miss
Mary Brown, w. b. Wooten; Miss
Olivia Barrow, HI. B. Cochran. Jr.; Miss
Rebecca Williamson, G j. Akin; Miss
Cornelia Jones, Frank Lord; Miss Helen
Rockwell, Will Howard; Miss Pate,
Knoxville, F. w. Evans; Miss Lily Wat
kins, Sam g. Harlan; Miss Nina Nc
Lemore, Fred Gamble; Miss Annie
Williamson, j S Robinson; Miss Ethel
Hendey, q. j. Akin; Miss Lee Whit
thorne, E. A. Cox; Hiss Jean Dobbins,
G. Il Coleman; Miss Sadie Sheegog,
w. j. fowler; Miss Eva James, j. O..
Mayes; Miss Sarah Cecil, Danville, Ky /,
Fred Kelsey; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rains:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Long; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Dedman.-
| Miss Cornelia Jones was the charming
hostess of the Girls Card Club Tues
day afternoon. the following guests being
in attendance: Misses Wilder, Pate,
Mary Brown, Olivia Barrow, Lucy Will
hanson, Emma Harlan, Sarah Cecil,
Eva. James, Helen Rockwell, Ethel
Hendley, Sadie Sheegog, Annie and
Rebecca Williamson, Emma Wooten,
Lee Whitthorne, Rebecca Carpenter,
Aline Moore, Belle Webb, Mary Ridley,
Minnie Bratton, Jean Dobbins and Nina
McLemore; Meedames a. 2. Morgan,
w. p. Morgan, j. w. Frierson, j. NJ
Dedman, Eugene Long, Charles A.
Parker, William Chaiiin, Johns Long
r.. Il. Mckinney and X. G. Sparrow
Mrs. Frierson, Mrs. a.. P. Morgan and
Miss Dobbins tied for the highest score
After the game an elegant luncheon was
served.
| On Wednesday, the thirteenth, Miss
4 Camille Herndon entertained very de
lightfully few intimate friends at thu
home of her sister. Mrs. Geo. Martin
The following guests were seated arounC
a large table. which was beautiful,
decorated: Mrs Sam Holding, Mrs
Alex Titcomb, Mrs. Jas A. Smiser, Mrs
~. p. Street, Mrs. Henry Fulton, Mrs
Geo. Martin and Misses Lucy and Lot
tie williamson Hidden title IF books
was the game, and Mrs. Fulton bein,
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statuetre Of Cupid, while each of TIN
other guests were given dainty Valen
tine, bearing sparkling witticisu
relating to some characteristic of th
receiver. After this novel and pleasan
game, a delightful lunch was served.
CoIumbians were given rare oppor
tunity Saturday night to enjoy must
cal and literary treat, in the concer
, given under the direction of Mrs. Flour
, | noy Rivers at the Institute. Those VIII
took part in the entertainment wer
: Miss Mary Dale Figuers of Columbia
! and Mr.. Flick of Nashville, on th
i violin, Mr.. Leon f. Miller of Nashville
on the yiolonceIlo, and Misses Hall
J Fry, Walker and Lewis on the piano
: | 4SAiSo NNADcttus WAt'1O pow "a > d5 oil Ciotl
ZIONIST are we'll known in Columbia
: gave several recitations, which added i
, great measure to the entertainment
Mr.. Miller handled the violoncello wit
A the touch of real artist, and his seles
) tions were especially enjoyed.
A most enjoyable social affair wa
the entertainment given Saturday afte
: noon from o'clock until 5 by Mr.
! Henry O. Fulton at her home on We.
v Sixth street. The feature of the 0,
!. casion was the ssgame of au hors,
!. which consisted in guessing the name
g of popular books from certain objec
in the room. For instance, a Columbi
electric light bulb represented Kipling
1.-The Light That Failed p" This col
test provoked much interest and anus
n ment, and Mrs. ]. L. Hutton, Mi
!. Daisy fowler and Miss Nina McLemo
o tied for the prize, handsome hat pi
A draw resulted in Mrs. Hutton secu
ing the trophy. After the game
: tempting luncheon was served.