The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-10

rOOmh wednesday, given ny the young
men of the club. was very enjoyable
affair. There were eight tables and
thirty-two young people participated
in the game of progressive euchre.
The young men of the Williamsport
neighborhood gave a delightful enter
| tainment at the home OF Mr.. Robert
Moore, Jr., on Tuesday night, Decem-
Der 81. Quite number of young ladies
and gentlemen we're in attendance, and
the evening was one of thorough en-
joyment to all. Nice refreshments, con
sisting of oysters, quail on toast, and
other edibles, were served.
Mrs. Nettie Ruttle will entertain
heI Sunday school class -consisting of
fourteen young ladies at charming
and elaborate O'Clock dinner this
evening. Later in the evening,
young men will be admitted into the
charming circle, when delightful
program of music, recitations. games
and surprises, will be given. The
evenings pleasures will close with the
serving of delicious menu.
Miss Bessie Scott entertained at pro
gressive anograms, Friday night, COM
plimentary to Miss Elizabeth Fry, of
Mooresville. Several exciting and in
teresting games were played, Mr..
Arthur Dunn winning the highest
score. A delicious repast was served.
Those enjoying the pleasures Of the
evening. were: Misses Elizabeth.
Maize and Ozzie Fry, Kate Dunn. and
Nav Lamar; Messrs. Leslie Wight
Arthur Dunn, Will Lamar, ami Rev. j.
B. Green.
The Card and Cotillion Club gave
their annual dance at the Bethel House
Friday night, which was an enjoyable
and brilliant affair. The spacious dining
hall had been cleared for the occasion,
and thirty merry couples 'tripped the
light fantastic - Charlie Pelleteri g
hand from Nashville discoursed sweet
strains of music. The young people
were chaperoned by Mesdames Clark
Jones, Leonard Hughes j. Il. William
son, Sue GRAY Huntington, E. I.
Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Sparrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Long, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Dedman.
The young girls composing the Sun
day school class of Mrs. Charlie Sharpe
consider themselves fortunate to belong
knowing full we'll the pleasures
she, as teacher, SO often gives them.
They enjoyed her charming hospi |
tally Wednesday afternoon from 3
to 5 O clock. at which time they |
to- ~
games Miss jamie Alexander won
the prize in filling out The Flower
Game, or Loves Romance. The
serving of dainty refreshments was
fitting close to the delightful evenings
pleasures.
The home of Miss Annie May Terrell
vt Carter's Creek, was the scene of a
oeaut feleentertainment. given Tuesday
evening by Misses Terrell and Cora Nc
Kay, in honor of Miss Minnie Lou
Davis house party. composed of Misses
5loise Davis of Columbia, Pearl Roam
# Goodwin. and Miss Anderson Of Mis-
issippi The house was tastefulIv dec
rated for the occas on and brilliantly
ighted with handsome candelabra and
,retty colored candles. Dancing games
md music were enjoyed and an elegant
nd delicious four course luncheon was
erved. Several young people from Co
umbia we're in attendance.
Miss Minnie Lou Davis entertained
friday night in honor of her house party
t the residence of her parents Mr..
nd Mrs. e. J. Davis near Dark s
I;11 Tho c,,oo;ouo bo,po boo hoo,, II, |
is gala attire since the advent of the
ew year and the influx of the fair
isitors, and last night its beauty was
by brilliant colored lights and
he pretty dresses of the ladies. Time :
assed swiftly in the whirl of merry
ames, dancing, and music. An ele-
ant three course luncheon was served.
hose composing the house party were
Kisses Eloise Davis. Sadie Anderson,
earl Roam, Mr. Dick Mason of Nash
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