The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-02-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The home of Miss Rebecca Carpenter
was the scene of delightful Valentine
party Friday night given by the young
ladies composing the South Main
Street Music Club. The house was
beautifully decorated for the event.
numerous red hearts arranged through
out the rooms, being the chief decora-
tions. An interesting game of hearts
was played, and music and refresh
ments added to the evenings pleasure.
The attendants were dressed to repre-
sent certain charactes, as follows !:
Miss Annie Fleming, "Old Fashioned
GIRL" Miss Clyde Cant, yelled
Lady, Miss May Ashton, ''Valen-
tine" Miss Willie Ashton, Colonial
Dance" Miss Rachel Ashton, 'White
Domino Miss Mary Frierson, &c.
S. A. - Miss Edna Frierson, "Queen
of Hearts, Miss Lucia Frierson,
'Yan Shu;' Miss Mamie Hodge,
"Pink Domino Leo Thompson,
"Mr. Van Astobilt;" Harry Flierson,
Pope Tom Kelley, maxine
E lliott;'' Will Collier, Marguerite
Sylvia" Will Dale, "Mr. Dooley -
Arch Craig, Ghost Bob Harlan,
"Mephisto :" John M. Lee, Clown
Paul Cant, Bartender.
A most ENJOYABLE entertainment was
that given by Miss Scoville McMeen at
her home near Cleburne last Friday
evening. in honor of her guests, Miss
Annie Hunter of Mt. Pleasant and Miss
Irma Everett of Union City. After
several hours of merriment the guests
were invited into the dining room,
which was tastefuly decorated in
white carnations and green foliage,
where delightful ices and bon bons
were served. Those who enjoyed the
pleasure of the evening were Misses
Joe and Olivia Foster, Susie Jameson,
Annie Terrill Scoville McMeen, Cora !
Mckay Scottie Hardison Julia Gary,
Maggie Buford, Louise McMeen,
Annie Hunter and Irma Everett i
Messrs. Elder, Fitzgerald, Collie Beal, !
Clark Anderson, Henry Jameson, |
Willie Terrill, Walter Burnett, John !
Jameson, Mort McMeen, Allen Camp
bell and Hal Brumbach of Spring Hill
Redford Lacy, Colorado, Eris Powell.
Nashville Porter Gary of Thompson
Station.
A beautiful card party was that
given by Miss Anne Evans to the
Card and Cotillion Club Friday
afternoon at her home on West Seventh
street, complimentary to Miss Mary
Ridley The affair was in the nature
of Valentine party, and the decora-
tons, which displayed great artistic
ability ON the part of the hostess, were
appropriate to the season. .
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interesting game of progressive euchre, {
the score being kept by means of small
'ed bags with gilt hearts thereon, and
each time score was made a small
andy heart was placed therein. Miss
Ma Rains attained the highest score
IND was awarded the prize. The en-
was concluded by deli
,ious two-course luncheon and the
erving of marshmallows toasted over
miniature red candles. a
Miss jamie Wilson was the hostess at
delightful Valentine party Friday
light at the home of Mrs John A.
)akes. The decorations used were in
he forms of hearts. and this idea :
vas carried out even in the refresh
nents, the cakes being heart shaped.
Love Story contest afforded much
for the young people, and
Albert Sheppard was awarded the
rize-a pretty Valeutine-for being n
ne most efficient in that line. n
The people of Mt Plea SAINT are look L
lg forward with much interest to the "
olonial Party to be given at the o
rierson House Saturday evening by c.
lie ladies of the Presbyterin church y
that place. A number of young p
eople will attend the entertainment "
ressed in Colonial costume The pro- q
,eds of the party will be used for the M
enefit of the organ fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daimwood, Jr.
ltertained last Thursday evening at p
cir new home at Beechland, compli- al
entary to Misses Tillie and Maggie d.
anson. Quite a number of young L'
ople were present; various games pl
ere INDUCED in, and all realized a m
easant time W
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Miss Ethel Hatcher will entertain the in
lrd and Cotillion CLUB with card WI
rty This evening. complimentary to ga
ss Marie Stafford of Chattanooga. In
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Mrs. w. E. McKennon gave beau i In
al child's party last Friday evening, n lus
to little Misses Nettie ~,
ii Ruttle and Marguerite Alcorn. tS 81,
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Mr.. Cheairs Mayes gave six tic
lock dinner last evening, COM
mentary to Miss Di Vernon Nc
dden of Beaumont, Texas. ws
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The Students Club will meet Satur- an
7 morning ut 10 o'c lock with Mrs.
3 Gray Huntington. -
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