The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs ]. ]. Stephenson Of Ashwood,
entertained at luncheon Tuesday,
complimentary to Mrs Z. W. Carmack
II was a violet luncheon and. ike the
flower il assumed, was beautiful
throughout Like the violet il was
modest. homelike in its pretensions.
yet commanding. by its intrinsic
merits. place among things most
beautiful and artistic; and the excel
lent taste displayed in the selection
of this flower prevailed in it's arrange
ments. as well as Every other detail of
| the entertainment. An elaborate
menu of nine courses was served.
With Mrs. Stephenson at one end of the
long table and Mrs. H. L. Martin at
the other, sat the following guests ::
Mrs. E. w. Carmsck, Mrs. Meade
Frierson. Mrs. Ellen Dunnir gton. Mrs.
s. q. Huntington. Mrs. Ellen Morrow,
Mrs j. F.. Stephenson. Miss Jennie
Yeatman, Mrs. Woodland. Mrs. W.
Vance Thompson and Mrs. F. D.
Lander.
Miss Annie Lou Mckay entertained
with finch party Wednesday evening
Ia honor of her visitors, Misses Annie
Terrell and Cora Mckay. The game
was played at six tables, and later in
the evening tempting rpfres hments
were served. Those present were
Miss Annie Terrell and Mr. Brown
Miss Cora Mckay ami Mr.. Floe Flem-
ing: Miss Kate Shields and Mr.. Frank
Sheddan; Miss Pearl Provine and Mr..
John M. Lee; Miss Simmie Payne and
Mr.. Jack Davis; Miss Rosa Barnett
and Mr.. Fl. F. Mckay: Miss Elsie
Shields and Mr.. Frank Moore Miss
Addie S. Bennett and Mr.. Paul She'd
dam Miss Ada Shields ara Mr.. John
son Miss Pearl Smell, Mr.. William
Hine; Miss Annie LOU Mckay, Mr..
Tom Sheddan.
Miss jamie Sheegog entertained at
la ncheon and cards at Q o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Emma Wooten and her guest, Miss
Minnie Lou Wood, of Fayetteville
The reception hall and parlOrs were
deliberately decorated with large
white and red chrysanthemums.
Places were drawn for and when
the guests were seated at the
card tables, five course lunch
con, dainty, artistic and delic1-
GUS, was served, the color scheme OF
white and red, being carried out most
beautifully. Those present were
Misses Minnie Lou Wood, of Fayette-
ville Emma Wooten. Daisy fowler,
Rebecca Carpenter, Rebecca William
son, Annie Williamson. Lille Dobbins.
Olivia Barrow, Ethel Hendley, Sadie
and jamie Sheegog.
One of the most elaborate dinings
ever given in the county. was that at
the home of Mrs. Sue CRANBERRY Tues
day. The immense white chrysan-
themums in the center OF the large
circular table were initiated most per-
fectly in every possible delicacy in the
menu of ten courses. Noticeably rare
were the damasks, cut glass and china,
which adorned the table, and noticea-
bly, gracious was the hostess. Those
present were: Mrs. Foster, Of Union
Springs; Mrs. Pointer Of Spring
Hill; Mrs. M. M. Cecil, Columbia;
and Mrs. Hardy Mrs. Mat GoOdloe
Mrs. Agnes Kittrell, Mrs. John Frier-
son, Mrs. Charity Kittreil, Mrs. Dave
Watkins and Miss Mat Dobbins, all OF
Mt. Pleasant.
A card party was given at the
Century Club Monday evening. COM
pllmentary to Mrs. Caldwell. OF
Shelbyville. Progressive euchre was
played at six tables. Those present
were: Misses Rebecca Mayes. Annie
Williamson, Rebecca Williamson,
Lille Dobbins and Jean Dobbins;
Mesdames Caldwell, Annie Bowen,
J. l.. Hutton, VIM. Hutton, Sue Dun
nington, R. Il. Sparrow and Meade
Frierson; Drs. W. M. Biddle, >. A.
Edwards, Otey J. Porter and Messrs.
J. G. Wooten, j. M. Mayes, II. Il.
Coleman, J. l.. Hutton. Meade Frler-
son, Sam Harlan, Ernest Redmond
and Lieut.. Gibson.