The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-07-25
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Complimentary to Misses Brown and
Goodrum.

Complimentary to Misses Brown and
Goodrum.
Mrs. f. w. Carmack's Progressive
Finch" entertainment last week,
complimentary to Miss virginia
Brown and her guest. Miss Good
rum. of Ark, was beautiful In every
detail and thoroughly enjoyed by the
young guests present.
The handsome home, so well adapted
for entertaining, was thrown en- suite,
and was decorated with ferns ana
sweet peas, and Il very interesting
game of Finch was played-claret CUP
| and bon bons being served at inter
walls. Misses Aileen Moore and Daisy
Tower cut for the score, Miss fowler
winning.
The menu was served in courses. and
very unique indeed were the ices,
cakes and bon bons. The latter were
nerfect presentation of sweet peas, the
same dainty flower being seen IN the
cakes and ices. These bon bons ana
cakes were the handiwork of Maury
county lady, and nothing more exquls-
tie in that line has ever been seen,
the dainty colorings-pink, white ana
green-of the flower, being fully car
ried out.
The following young people were
present: Miss Virginia Brown, MISS
Goodrum, of Ark, Miss Aileen Moore,
Misses Elan, Miss Willie Flguers'
Miss Anne Evans, Miss Ewing;
Misses Fannie Louise, Lillian ana
Lena B. Smith, Miss Lottie William
son, Misses Martin of Lebanon, MISS
Daisy fowler, Miss Willie Blddie,
Miss Robinson of Memphis, MISS
Frierson. Misses Erskin of Memphis
Misses Sadie and Jane Sheegog' MISS
Louise Woodbridge, Miss Magruder'
Miss Ethel Hatcher, Miss Annie REM
ing, Miss Lille Warheld. Miss Emma
WOoten, Miss Rebecca Mayes, ana
Misses Rebecca and Annie Williamson
Zion Book Club
By far the largest and most elaborate
entertainment that the Book CLUB OF
the Zion neighborhood has had since
it's organization, was given Iuesoay
afternoon at 8 o clock, by Mrs. Jno. +.
Stephenson, at her country nome
| "Oakhurst, " on the Hampshire pike.
| Misses Sadie Stephenson and Annie
McMillin assisted the hostess IN re-
ceiving her guests, and Mrs. Preston
| Fleming served the frappe. Besides
the usual program of the Club, the
| Misses Ashton treated the ladies to
several very pretty musical selections;
The house was beautifully decorated
! with white and pink sweet peas, ana
the color scheme was carried out III
the delicious refreshments.
The club will have its next meeting
with Mrs. w. " Thompson.
Mrs. Tom Walker and her daughters
Misses Ida and Lila, were the hostesses
| of a charming clock dinner last
Friday. at their home on the lamp
shire pike. The table appointments
| were beautiful, and the menu de-
/ licious. Covers were laid for twelve.
Those present, besides the hostesses,
were, Mrs. Warren and Miss Lola
| Warren. of Coleman, Texas; Misses
Genie and Ellen Mitchell; Mrs. Hart
of Zion. and her sisters Mrs. Kittrell
and Miss Bingham, of Arkansas; ana
Mrs. Martin and Miss Emma Martin,
of Coleman, Texas.
The Misses Ashton entertained very
pleasantly at Finch Monday evening,
| HI tlo1r uOul6 Ou OOuth -hoAiA - -
honor of Miss Hargrave Of Madison.
Cooling refreshments were served DUR
ING the game. Those present were
Misses Willie, Mary and Rachel Ash
ton, Miss Hargrave and Miss Mamie
Hodge and Messrs. Jno. M. Lee, Allen
4 Sloan, Theodore Stephenson and
Robert Harlan.
Misses Cora and Kittie Brownlow
gave delightful. lawn fete TUESDAY
evening, at which time the Young Peo-
pies Union of the Baptist church was
entertained by them. The lawn was
brightly lighted with japanese lanterns,
and the young people had merry tlmes
playing croqnet, crokinole, ana otner
games. Frappe was served at inteIvais
curing the plays, and ices at the ciose'
At her home in West End. Tuesday
evening, Miss Annie Barrow pleas.
antly entertained about eighteen OF
her friends with progressive game OF
Jack Straw. The occasi on was given
in honor of Miss Barrow's visitor,
Miss Carrie Walker Of Williamsport.
Miss Mary Pillow and Henry Peoples
won the first prize, while Amos war
field received the consolation prize.
A number of friends of Miss Virginia
Brown were informally entertained by
her at her country home on the
Mooresville pike Tuesday night. Among
those who enjoyed the evening were
Misses Bessie Erskin. Mary Frierson
ana Miss Goodrum Messrs. A1ch
Craig, Robert Harlan and Will and
Albert Erskin.
Misses Bessie and frankie Lipscomb
entertained last week, in honor OF
their guest, Miss Bratton, OF Shady
| Croya Mua;o apd nroQreesiye games