The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-30
ENTERTAINM ENTS.

One of the most pleasing events the
j. A. 0 Circle has enjoyed in quite
while was the reception given by Misses
Sula and Lizzie Daimwood to the mem
bers of the Circle Tuesday evening at
their pretty home five miles from Co um
bia on the ear Greek pike. The young
people met with Misses Mary Sue and
Sadie Aydelott at o'clock and en-
joyed hay ride to the home OF the
Misses Daimwood, where they arrived
at 8 o'clock. Here they reveed in
music and games until late hour.
Melons and fruits and cream and cake
were served during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Rush Gresham chaperoned the
party, which was composed of the fol-
lowing young ladies and gentlemen:
Misses Irene Smith, Kate Latta, Bessie
Voss, Ellen and Genie Mitchell, Lucy
and Florence Haley, Mary Sue and
Sadie Aydelott; Messrs Jas. l. Nc
Cav, W. w. Walker, Leslie Davis,
Kelly Massey. Hugh Blair, w. A.
Willis, Marshall Collier and Sam Nc
Cav. Miss Matte McGaw. of Colum
bia, and Misses Ca dwell and VOORHEES,
and Messrs. Kirk Loftin and Richard
Caldwell were guests of the Misses
Daimwood at the entertainment. The
Circles next meeting will be with Mr..
Hugh Blair.
Thompson's Station, Aug. 26 Fri
day evening August 23rd, from to II
O'Clock, Maple Shade, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jones vas the scene of
much pleasure and amusement given in
honor of Miss Effie Gene Haul. of Mem
phis. One of the features of the even.
ing was cake walk by little Dorothy
Holland, of Memphis, and some very
sweet music by Misses Julia and Mack
Critz and also Mrs. Jones and Miss
Bell assisted by Mr.. Frank Buford.
Mrs Jones was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Harlard, of Memphis, After
delightful refreshments were served
the guess departed, each avowing that
they had seldom spent such an enjoy
able evening, and wi-hing the clever
host and his charming wife many happy
returns of the evenings pleasures.
In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E
Calender, who are at Buffalo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wherry entert ,ined Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Wherry, of Hen
derson, Tenn. A delightful musica
program was given by Misses Fleming
and Cant. Refreshments were served
at late hour. Those present were
Misses Wherry, Annie Fleming, Clyde
Can't Messrs Harry Frierson, Lee
Thompson and Hiram Titcomb.
Miss May Walker entertained mos
charmingly Friday evening at her co8y
home on South High street in honor o.
Miss Willie Mai futon, of Pulaski, anG
Miss Lena Konherst, of Indiana. Va
rious games OF amusement were played
and excellent music was rendered b.
some Of the young ladies who wer'
present At the proper hour daint.
course Of refreshments was served.
, Mrs. Annie McLemore entertained a
a euchre party Tuesday evening in homo
of Miss Lille Warfed. Refreshments
were served. Those present we're: Misse
Rebecca and Annie Williamson, Lilli
O Warfeld Messrs Sam Cox, Nat Wilkes
Dick Smith, Cheairs Mayes and MI
/ Pope.
Master Russell Thompson entertained
Monday evening at his home on Schoo
s street in honor of his young friend, Mas
ter Vain Overton, of Nashville. QUIT
! a number of Columbia's juvenile societ
: folks was present and most enjoyabl
e evening was spent. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
r Miss Mamie Hodge was hostess a
an enjoyable euchre party Thursda
night in honor of her guest, Miss Mapni
4 Hargraves, of Alabama. Miss Mar
Q Frierson won the highest score. r,
"a freshments were served.