The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-31

An elaborate and delicious three course
luncheon was served at the close of the
game.
Miss Di Vernon McFadden of Beau
mont Texas. who is the guest of
Misses Annie and Rebecca Williamson,
was the honOree of a dinner given at
the Bethel Wednesday by Mr.. j. b.
Gray of Louisville. Those who en-
Joyed the dining were The Misses
Williamson and Miss McFadden, Mr..
aud Mrs. J. NJ. Dedman, Mr.. Gran
vile Coleman and MIR. Gray.
Miss McFadden will be complimented
with several other social events during
her stay here. There was card par
ty in her honor at the Century Club last
night Miss Ethel Hendley will en-
terrain the Card and Cotillion Club
complimentary to her at the home of
Mrs John W. Frie1son this morn
ing, and a dance will be given
by the Young men at the Bethel House
next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hagey entertained
very pleasantly last Friday evening at
their home on the Mt. Pleasant pike
in honor of Misses Iona Colqnitt,
Estella Nevis and Francis Lovett.
Those present were: Misses Daisy
Kemp, May Thomas, Laura Matthew's,
Iona Colquitt Estella Nevis, Francis
Lovett, Sadie Aydelott, May Sue
Aydelott, May Sue Lancaster. Matte
McGaw; Messrs. Web Thomas, Pillow
Due, Web Mcbride George Neyila
James Erwin, Owen Huckaby, Love
Webb, Arthur Dunn, Will Thomaa
Fielden Dunn. Games of various
kinds were INDUCED in, and three
course luncheon was served.
Mrs. S. G. Huntington entertained
informally Friday morning in honor
of Mrs. w. X. Phillips of Nashville.
The large reception room contained 20
decorations except here and there
magnificent cluster of roses, carnations
or other choice flowers, the feature of
simplicity being characteristic of the
whole entertainment, yet withal tho
key note o. elegance prevailed. Various
games were provided for the amuse-
ment of the guests. which were played
progressively, Mrs. G. A. Forgey being
the most successful contestant. A
beautiful three-course luncheon was
served at the close of the game.
The entertainment given by Mrs. W.
P. Morgan TUESDAY afternoon was the
last of a series of charming functions
that have been given in honor of Mrs.
Pillows guests, Mrs w. X. Phillips of
Nashville, and Mrs George l.. Morris
of Birmingham. While all was bleak
and cheerless without, the interior of
Mrs. Morgan's pretty home was tho
scene of unlimited pleasure and hospi-
tality. The rooms We're artistically
adorned with decorations of cut flowers
and palms. displayed to advantage by
the mellow rays from many lighta
Several games We're played progress
sively, and the guests prize was won by
Mrs Morris. In the guessing contest
Mrs. J. l.. Hutton received the first
prize. while Miss Eva James was
awarded the BOBBY, and Mrs. r. G.
Ewing the consolation prize. A dainty
jwo-c course luncheon was served
Misses Lizzie and Effie Shots enter
aimed few of their friends Saturday
venmg at their home on North Garden
treet. A happy time was spent by all.
Guests of the President.
Congressman and MIS-. l.. P. Padgett
nd daughter Miss Bessie, were the
uests Of President Roosevelt and family
ne evening last week, being enter
aimed at tea from five to seven O clock.
The Parrish Society of st. Peters
hurch will give a National Tea on
'uesday, February 18th, at the Insti-
ute, for the benefit of the rectory fund.