The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-05-30
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Oaklawn farm, Mr.. A. B. Harlan
lovely country home, was the scene OF
pleasant dan cling party Thursday
evening of last week. Many of the
guests were from Columbia, and the
drive out through the silvery moon
light. with the gentle evening breezes
blowing, was pleasure within itself
long to be remembered. The large
| lawn at Oaklawn, with its stately trees
and velvet sward. was illuminated
by hundreds of Japanese lanterns. and
presented scene OF fairy-like beauty.
The old Southern home. with its wide
sprea ding hallway and parlors, had
fallen into the hands of an artist and
had become a verirable bower of
beauty. Hundreds upon hundreds of
daisies were used in the decorations.
Charles band from Nashville fur
nished sweet music, and soon after the
guests arrived, dancing began. Mr..
j. M. Dedman led the. german, and
after many graceful figures had been
danced an elegant luncheon was served
The Mission Band of Zion gave one
of their delightful entertainments
last week at the home of Capt A.
A. Lipscomb. 1t was a beautiful
moonlight evening, and the young
people of the neighborhood found
great delight in their drive out to the
stately old homestead There they
found all things prepared for their
pleasure. The house was bedecked
in hundreds of gentle daisies Ham
mocks and rustic seats were arranged
in convenient spots, and there was
nothing to mar the pleasures of the
happy hours. Refreshments of ices
and cakes were served.
A happy party of young people from
the Glendale and Groveland neighbor-
hoods drove to Indian Camp Springs !
and spent the day delight
fully in the woods. AT noon sump-
The party was as follows: Miss
Fannie Mai Gillespie, Mike Clark
Miss Lizzie Thomas. Miles Murphy
Turner, Smith Thomas; Miss
Katie Thomas, Dalton Oliver; Miss
Daisy McClendon, Hardin Thomas;
Miss Lucy Thomas, E. D. Caskey;
Miss Charlie Davis, Cord Park; Miss
Iuld OuIltL, 'uy I1dIIlS, MISS MC-
Jandless, Joe Harris; Russell Hanson.
The President Polk Company of the
order of The American Boy, gave their
rst entertainment last Friday at the
lome of Master Gerard Brownlow. A i
arge and enthusiastic audience greeted {
hem, and the graphophone and magic
antern were alternately enjoyed. A ,
rick which would have done credit
0 Hermann the Great, and recita-
ion by Master Ewing Everett. were =,
leasing features of the programm Q. I
o great was the success, he-Master l
,verett-was compelled to appear 9
vice before the house allowed him to !!
etire. The order realized ~. 80 net l
rom the evenings performance.
A delightful german was given at \
he Bethel House Wednesday night, :,
to Miss Swope, of Kan
Is City, who is the guest Of Mrs. s.
Fleming. The dance was led by Mr..
ugene Long, and Charles band from
ashville furnished the music. The 9
blowing were present. y
Miss Swope, Wiley Warfield, Jr. q
ISIS Sadie Sheegog, Common Akin Ii
ISIS jamie Sheegog, A. B. Harlan
ISIS Rebecca Carpenter, Lieut.. Bath
ny Miss Mary Rains Cheairs Mayes; z
ISIS Cornelia Jones, H. B. Cochran, II
:. Miss Ethel Hatcher Sam Harlan A
ISIS Ethel Hendley, w. b. Wooten
iss Jean Dobbins. Mr.. Walker; Miss
livia Barrow, Allison Webster; Miss b