The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-24
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Robt. L. Mckinney gave another
Of her beautiful entertainments Wednes
day morning at half past ten O'Clock.
The popular game OF finch. was tne
amusement, and there were in all nine
tables. The beautiful rooms were deco
rated in choice roses and ferns, and
everything conducive to the pleasure OF
the quests was provided with the tact
and praciousness of a hostess. A de-
licious luncheon was served at the close
of the game Those present were: Mrs.
f F. Everett, Mrs. Geo Everett, Mrs.
Hastings, Mrs Lander, Mrs. Rrownlow.
Mrs. Lovan. Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. w. s.
Fleming, Mrs. s S Fleming, Mrs. Fly,
Mrs. Chaffin, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. fowler,
Miss Galloway. Miss Barnett, Mrs. Vose,
Mrs. Fuggett, Mrs. Howard, Miss
Woodbridge, Miss Hatcher, Miss Hend-
lev. Miss James, Miss Wooten, Miss
fowler, Miss F. L. Smith, Miss Carrie
Smith, Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Lena
B. Smith, Miss Mayes, Miss Brown,
Misses Pugh, Miss Evans, Mics Spar
row, Miss Jones, Miss Carpenter, Miss
Williamson.
Mrs. Robt Sparrow entertained
most pleasantly at her suburban home
Saturday afternoon, complimentary
| to Miss Matte Sparrow. Finch was
played at six tables, after. which
dainty luncheon was served. THOSE
who enjoyed Mrs. Sparrow's hospitali-
| ty were: Mesdames James Smiser,
Sam Holding, Park Morgan, Robert
Mckinney, John W. Frierson, ROBERT
Pillow, Walter Hastings, William T.
Morgan, R. S. McCarty, Alex Titcomb,
Mary Hine, stuart fleming; Misses
Eva James, Lillian and Lena y.
Smith, Lucy Williamson, Rebecca
Mayes, Virginia Brown. Camille Hern-
don, Lucy Thomas, Ethel Hendley,
Matte Sparrow, Rosa Barnett and
Mary Frierson.
Mrs. Will Frierson entertained FRI
day evening at her home on the
Hampshire pike in honor of her nelce,
Miss Annie Fleming and Mr.. ).
Proctor Polk, whose betrothaI has been
announced. The affair was a most
ENJOYABLE one. At a late hour a two
course luncheon was served. Those
present were Misses Rebekah Car
penter, Clyde Cant, Lille Watkins,
Mabel Stephenson, Annie Fleming
Messrs. Spence McFall, D. E. Flem-
ing. r. 6. Fleming, J. Proctor Polk,
Theodore Stephenson; Mr.. and Mrs.
John r.. Stephenson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
JamessA. Fleming.
Misses Dorothy and Elise Ewing
entertained at finch Friday evening, at
tbe Ewing nome on the Pulaski pike.
A most ENJOYABLE evening was spent,
and at late hour delightful lunch
con was served. Those present were
Misses Grace Smith, OF Colorado;
Sarah and Jane Sheegog, Edna Frier-
son. Carrie Alexander, Mamie Akin,
Dorothy and Elise Ewing Messrs:
Elem Sheegog, VIM. Sheegog, Will
Perry. Jno. Giant, Clarence Alexander
and Robert Harlan.
Miss Daisy Erwin entertained num-
Der of friends at her nome on Ease
Ninth street FRIDAY evening, the occasion
being the celebration of her eighteenth
birthday. Decorations were IN green
and white, the color scheme being car
ried out in the ice course. Ihose pres
ont were Misses Cassie Friel, Brown,
Rebekah Erwin, Fannie Houser, RL Der
ia Brown anu DdiSy III VIII
Salmon. Hines, Roberts, and William
and Edwin Erwin.
At her lovely country home, near
Glendale, Miss Lillian Thomas enter
tained the Clover Leaf Club from seven
to twelve O'Clock Monday evening.
The hostess by her charming manner,
made the accession an enjoyable one.
Dainty refreshments were served. me
following officers were elected: Dial
ton. Oliver, President Miss Charlie
i Davis, Secretary; Ewing kannon'
Treasurer
Mrs. u. Fl. Foster entertained the
sixth Street Finch CLUB Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her sister Miss
Mary Williams, Of Birmingham, and
Mrs. George Sarven Of Pulaski. The
card room was tastefully decorated In
green and yellow. the color scheme
being carried out in the ice course.
The next meeting Of the Club will be
with Mrs. F. d. Lander.