The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-03
If You Have a Thought


rated table, presided over by Miss Eva
James. Hearts were played, and the
handsome head prize was won by Mrs.
W. NJ. Chaffin. The consolation prize
was awarded Mrs E. W. CarmacK.
At the intervals OF the game con-
bons were handed. and at the conclusion,
exquisite refreshments were served,
the heart shape being carried ont
in the refreshments as far as possible.
The ladies present we're Mesdames.
Forgey, Charlotte Hughes, Beal, Nc
Kinney, Meade Frierson, Park Morgan,
Sparrow, Farrell, Bowen, Carmack,
Howard, Meadors, Dedman, VIM.
Chaffin, Long. James, II otton, Wallace
Wilkes and Miss Eva James.
The Sixth Street Finch Club was
entertained by Miss Lila Coleman We'd =
nesday afternoon at three O'CLOCK. Ii
was delightful party of four tables
Six games were PLAYED, after which,
beautiful refreshments were served.
A business meeting of the club was
called afterward to adopt certain finch
rules for the club, which resulted as
follows:
Rule No 1.-Flinch pile must con-
tain 10 cards, and has proceed ence OF
all else.
Rule No. 2.-The party tiinching, I
uses the lower card from her finch a
pile. ~
Rule No 9.-Only opponents do the
"finching.
Rule No. PLAY any available card
from open hand, just the pile being
designated.
Rule No. 5.--When card is sought
for in open hand, the pile shall remain
on table, and the other cards not I'M
necessarily exposed
Rule No 6.-The hand must be re-
moved from the card being played
before the party can be "finched.
Quite a large crowd attended the
Photograph entertainment at Glendale
last week, the following being among
the number from Bigbyville. Sunny
eide. Lebanon Heights and other near
by neighborhoods: Misses Linnie
Fariss, Irene McCandlas, Kate Thomas,
Charlie Davis. Margaret Tanner.
Nettie Vaughan, Misses Clark, Lucy
Thomas. Virginia Brown of Columbia,
and Miss oliver Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson; Messrs. j. j. Fleming,
Alfred and Smith Thomas. Jno. F.
Fleming, Dalton OLIVER, Robt. Den.
ton. Homer Vaughan, j. I. Magruder,
P. Murphy. Miles Murphy, II. Tit
comb, Eugene Alexander and Mr..
Clemens. After the monograph enter
tainment, which was arranged by
Messrs. Gordon and Magruder, an
elaborate supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Addison of Big
byville, entertained few of their friends
at finch Friday evening Sept. Goth. The
room vas beautifully decorated with
goldenrod. At late hour, refresh
ments were served. The evening passed
off very pleasantly. Those present
were Misses Maud Duke end Eva
Hackney of Mt. Pleasant, Irene Adj
kisson, Mary Thomas. Lillian Perry and
Annie Sowell. Messrs. Terry Notgrass
of Columbia, Will and Seth Perry,
Herbert and Earnest Thomas, Clyde
Fitzgerald, Desmond Davis, Bingham
and Jimmie Sowell.
The Tennessee Woman's Press Club
will meet in this city October Is and
16. Their business meetings will be
held at the Bethel House They will
be given drive to the country, the
weather permitting, aud each cay will
have an open meeting at the Institute,
to which the public will be invited.
One or more social functions will also
be given in their honor. A full pro-
gram will appear in due time.
Miss Katie Thomas is entertaining
a house party, at her home in Glen
dale. Her guests are, Misses Lula
May Harris of Lewisbnrg, Susie
Mitchell and Virginia Brown of Co
lumbia, Margaret Turner, Lula, Lii
liam, Elizabeth and Annie Thomas.
Messrs. Joe Fleming, Henry Gillespie,
Sam Harlan. Mr.. Gray. Dalton Oliver,
Smith. Alfred ana Hardin Thomas,
were also among the number Sun
day, when birthday party was given
to Mr.. Alfred Thomas.
A delightful entertainment was
given Wednesday night, by Mr. Hardin
Thomas at his home at Glendale.
Finch was a part Of the evenings
amusements. while most enjoyable
music filled the pleasant hours. Re-
freshments also formed an enjoyable
feature OF the entertainment.
Misses Sadie and jamie Sheegog gave
a handsomely appointed dinner Sun
day, at their home, ookhaven,
in honor Of their guests, Messrs. FL.
Tilman Hill and Edwin JAG kson of
Nashville.
Mrs. Joe Brownlow will entertain
the Sixth Street Finch Club next We'd
nesday morning at ten. o clock. compli-
mentary to Mrs. NJ. +. Lghtfoot
who is the guest OF Mrs. Ernest Nc
Lemore. 1g
Mrs Alice Mckay gave dinner
Tuesday at her home on the Pulaski
pike, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Will
Hodge of Marshall, Tex.
SAY!
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