The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-02-28
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

/ Miss Ethel Hatcher delightfully."- enter
tanned the Card and Cotillion Club last
Friday at the pretty suburban home
OF her parents on the Mt Pleasant
pike. An interesting game OF hearts
was played. and the ladies' prize. a
box OF beautiful roses, was won bv
Miss Annie Evans. while the gentle
mans prize, an elegant leather pocket
book. went 10 Mr.. William Evans In
the draw for the consolation prize,
Mr.. J. B. Granbery was the successful
contestant. The house was attrac-
lively decorated in hyacinths, ferns
and palms. Those who enjoyed the
entertainment were: Miss Mary
Rains. Jack CRANBERRY; Miss jamie
Sheegog. j. b. CRANBERRY; Miss Sadie
Sheegog. Will Ridley Miss Eva James.
Sam Harlan Miss McFadden, Granville
Coleman; Miss Elizabeth McLemore,
Leo Thompson: Miss Lutte Moore,
Briggs MeLemore Miss Annie Will
hanson. Cheairs Mayes; Miss Rebecca
Williamson, William Evans; Miss
Rebecca Carpenter, Fred Gamble;
Miss Stafford, Henry Evans.
The Students Club had a most in
teresting meeting with Mrs. Frank
Everett Saturday morning the subject
of the meeting being Dickens 4"
Mrs j. II. Russell was to have pre-
sented paper on Dickens Place in
Literature, but on account of
sickness was not able to be present.
Miss Ellen Friel presented an excellent
paper on "A Tale of Two Cities, - and
the discussion on ''Reformations
Instituted by Dickens was ably led
by Miss Mary Carpenter Especial
attention was given to determinations in
the line of schools, debtors prisons
and Chancery courts. Those present
at the meeting were: Mrs Mary
Hine, Mrs. W. NJ. Biddle, Mrs W. p. |
Morgan, Mrs. J. H. Carpenter, Mrs. |
W. P. Hastings, Mrs. G. W. Mitchell, |
Mrs. j. T. Moore, Misses Willie |
Figuers, Rebecca Mayes, Lucy Floyd.
Mary Carpenter. Lizzie Shields and |
The next meeting will be held Sat-
urday with Miss Willie Figuers
Mr.. Cheairs Mayes gave an elegant
six O'Clock dinner Thursday in honor
Of Miss Di Vernon McFadden of Beau
mont, Texas. The color plan in the
dining room was pink. Dozens of pink
adorned the table. The
Inner, perfect in every detail. was in
eight courses. Around the board
were Miss McFadden and Cheairs
May, Miss Emma Wooten and Will
au7 ans. Miss Annie Williamson
sn ". b. Wooten, Miss Rebecca Will
LA son and Richard Smith, Miss Eva
James and W. p Ridley. Miss Rebecca
Mayes and Granville Coleman.
At the conclusion of the dining the
)artv attended the production of I'm
Mizzoura" at the Opera House.
Miss Irma Everett of Union City,
Who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
was the honoree of de-
ightful party at the Satterfeld home
Friday evening. Progressive Matri !
nony'' was played and in this game !
leslie Davis proved unusually pro- |
icient and carried off the honors.
)ther games were payed with much Y
interest, and then delicious refresh !
nents were served. The following I
we're present: Misses Irma Everett,
anie Wilson, Simmie Payne, Maud {
1atthews, Alice West, Etfie Ashton e
Zen Latta Albert Sheppard. Chas. a
lcGavock, Leslie Davis, Willie and
'ranch Satterfeld. o
The Nashville Banner contains the Z
Tuesday night Mr.. P. A. I
helton gave very enjoyable reception q
nd dinner at his home on Belmont
venue in honor of Rev. w. R. PEBBLES
the Nashville District of the Metho-
list Episcopal Church, South The
fair was planned with great taste OF
nd ended with song and prayer. T
he guests were: Bishop o. P. Fitz- W
3rald, DR.. John Mathews, DR.. E. B. W
happell, Dr.. &. c. Kelly, DR.. j. d. Ii
arbee, Rev Lewis Powell, DR.. VIM.
. Anderson, Dr. w. M. Gray, DR.. E. al
Hoss and Mr.. J. W. Manner. ii
The entertainment given by Mr.. =.
rank G. Cook Tuesday night at his NJ
,me Oh South Main street in honor of ~ AZ
e Crescent Club, was one of the most ~ ~
,lightful ever enjoyed by the mem q;
RS of that organization. Various q,
INES, music and social tete-a- tete 81
AIDE the time pass pleasantly and ~ ~
yiftly by until the guests dispersed at Il
late hour. During the evening ele-. VI
mt refreshments were served, in =,
hich the Club emblem, crescent, a.
as artistically carried out. The host a. a.,
as ably assisted in entertaining by "a
s sister, Miss Louelia Cook. NJ NJ
Misses Sadie and jamie Sheegog nj
tertained a number of friends in 81
rmally at their home in the country to
st evening CO
Miss Eva James will entertain in sp
nor Of the Card and Cotillion Club he
is evening. be
Miss Clyde Cant will entertain the w
ilokalean Club this evening. vi
Marriage Licenses. W
John w. Black to Miss Bessie Porter. "a"
Henry ID. McKennon to Miss Hattie q a,
~ Anderson. ~.
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