The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
The Glover Leaf Club.

The Clover Leaf Club was most de-
lightfully entertained by Miss Estelle
Figuers, at her pretty country home
last Monday evening. The house was
beautifully decorated in red and
green. Progressive finch was played.
The first prize was won by Mr.
Ewing Ramon, the BOBBY by Miss
Charlie Davis. Music was furnished
by Miss Lena Davis and was greatly
enjoyed. Those present were; Miss
Lillian Thomas and Mr.. Emmett
Wright, Miss Fife Adams OF Lewis
burg and Mr.. Walter Smith, Miss
Estelle Fergus and Mr.. Bob Denton,
Miss Lena Davis and Mr.. Hayes Dem
ton. Miss Charlie Davis and Mr..
Ewing Ramon. Miss Cordie PARKS and
Mr.. Russell Hanson, Miss Birdie
Wright and Mr.. Dalton Oliver. Re-
freshments were served at late hour.
The Club will meet next with Miss
Lillian Thoms.
A most elegant social affair was the
progressive finch party given at !o:'~
Saturday morning by Mrs. John Wither-
spoon Frierson, in compliment to MISS
Susie McWhirter, of Nashville. AS the
guests arrived they were served at .
fastefully decorated tea table, graceful
" presided over by Mrs. Park Morgan.
Those present we're: Mesdames. M.
Cecil, Robert Ewing. E. w. Carmack,
Chas. Forgey, John Fry, Robert Mckin-
ney, Joseph Hutton, Henry Fulton,
Robert Sparrow, Park Morgan, Robert
pillow, Timer Foster, Walter Hastings,
Wilson Dobbins, Meade Frierson, and
W. P. Woldridge; Misses Susie Nc
Whittier, Ethel Hendley, Pearl Provine,
Lille and Jean Dobbins.
At the conclusion Of progressive finch,
which was played at five tables, an
elaborate luncheon was daintily served.
Mrs. John W. Fry bestowed quite an
honor upon Mrs. Joe Brownl0w ana
her guests, Mrs. Mary Lovan and Mrs.
Earnest Lovan. Friday afternoon,
in having for them the most elaborate
finch party Of the season. The recep-
ton hour was from three to four
clock, during which time delicious
frappe was served by Miss Halle Fry I;
after this the guests were seated ~
the tables, which were placed in the
large hall and reception rooms. The
whole was enriched by magnificent
clusters of golden rod, the sole and
effective decoration. Bonbons were
served by Miss Mary Lamb during the
game, and at its conclusion delightful
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Will R. Hodge Of Marshall.
Teaxs, was honoree of delightful
euchre party given Thursday after
noon py her sister Miss Mamie Hodge.
The card room was decorated with
roses, Euchre was played at SIX
tables, Mrs. e. w. Long and Miss
Louise Woodbridge winning an equal
number Of games.
In the cut for the prize, Mrs. Long
won. A delicious lunch course was
served at the conclusion Of the game.
The West Sixth Street Finch Club
is the name Of new social organization
Of the city. 1t is composed OF ladies on
that street, who desire to enjoy this
game weekly throughout the winter,
the list being comprised Of the following
names: Mrs. John T. Wooten, Mrs.
John w. Frierson, Mrs. U. II. Foster,
Mrs. Earnest Farrell, Mrs. Walter
Hastings, Mrs. F. D. Lander, Mrs. Joe
Browniow, Miss Lila Coleman and Mrs.
Frank Everett.
Miss Osborne gave delightful en-
tertainment Wednesday night in honor
Of the Misses Moseley and their visiting
guests, Misses Mabel Smith and Ella
Jane, of Greenville, Miss. Progress
sive finch was the feature of the en-
tertaii,ment. and after the games re-
freshments were daintily served to the
guests present.
The Sixth Street Finch Club held
their initial meeting yesterday
with Mrs. Ernest Farrell. A series
of six games we're played and after
this the hostess served beautiful
refreshments. The next entertainment
will be with Mics Lila Coleman next
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock
Mrs. Fl. l.. Hendley entertained the
N. G. X. knights of the New Cen
tury) at her home on the Santa Fe