The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-23

UlVely carried out In the dining room,
extending TO the delicious cakes and
ices. Mrs. Weatherly was assisted in
receiving by Il number of her married
lady friends, who, with the numerous
young guests, will remember Martha's
birthday of 1901 with genuine pleas
ure and delight.
Friday afternoon, from TO 7
o clock, "Woodlawn, - the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rainey, war the
scene of much pleasure and amusement.
the occasion being an entertainment
given Dy little Misses Mary and A ddie
and Master Horace Rainey A number
of little folks were in attendance. not
withstanding the inclement weather,
and the party was most happily enter
tanned. Little Misses Annie Mai, Ruth
and Narcissa Fleming, Matte and
Leonora Williamson, and Masters John
Elem n and Geo. Williamson asst ted
in receiving On account of the
weather, the little people had to con-
fine themselves tC the house, but this
did not detract from the pleasure of
the afternoon. A peanut hunt and a
cake walk were the features of the oc-
casion. In the former contest each
guest was provided with a pink and
blue colored bag in which to gather
the peanuts, and to the one finding the
largest number was awarded a prize
Little Miss Gladys Dedman was the
successful contest mt. In the cake walk
the prize, nice box of candy, was
captured by little Miss Annie Mai
Fleming. During the afternoon frappe
was dispensed on the veranda by Miss
Annie Williamson, and nice refresh
ments were also served in the dining
room. The colors, pink and white,
were carried out in the refreshments.
Miss Annie Peoples delightfully."- enter
tanned the members Of the Crescent Club
Wednesday evening at her home south of
the city. The house was prettily deco
rated in the clubs colors. red and green,
and the evening was happily spent in
playing various games. Ices and other
refreshments of an entlcing nature were
served Those present were: Miss
Bessie Edwards, Robert Ragsdale; Miss
Jessie Mccain, Ora Tegarden; Miss
Elsie Sellars, Frank Cook; Miss Matte
MCGEE, James McGaw; Miss Irene,
Smith, Sam McGaw; Miss Josie Tegar-
den, Matt Maury; Miss Pearl Mckay of
Wartrace, James Peoples; Miss Jessie
Tegarden, Edgar Peoples; Miss Viola
Jones, Henry Fleming; Miss Mona
Fariss, Edwin Bullard.
The members of the G. B. Club were
very enjoyably entertained Wednesday
| by Miss Lena Konhorst at the home of
Mr.. William Mcclellan on South Main
street. Various pasttmes and social
conversation made the time pass most
pleasantly by, and nice refreshments
added to the enjoyment If the occasion.
Miss May Walker was elected treasurer
of the Club in place of Miss Bessie
Daimwood, who has moved to Nash
vile. The club W ill meet next Wednes-
day evening with Ed Clemens, on West
Sixth street. Misses May Rossen and
Sallie Martin were taken in as new mem
bers.
Miss Jessie White of Nashville, was
honoree of delightful enter tainment
given Wednesday by Miss Irene Kippax.
Quite number of her friends were in
attendance, and enjoyed her hospitality.
During the evening tempting refresh
mentS we're served.
Miss Mary Wood enterta ined few Of
her friends in a most pleasant manner
wednesday evening at her home in
West End, complimentary to her guest,
Miss Willie Aicklen of Mas vile.
Miss Nina Adkisson gave an enioya-
bic entertainment Monday evening al
the home of her parents on South Main
street. During the evening nice refresh.
ments were served.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter gave an ele
giant LUNCHEON Tuesday, complimentary
to her guest, Miss Mary Hall Philips Of
Nashville.
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