The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-05-16
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Students Club

as q Gay Of utmost pleasure. il being
the time Of their visit TO Mt. Pleas
ant. where they enjoyed the gracious
hospitality of Mrs. Frederick Hardy.
Fifteen of the members went down
on the O'Clock train. and were met
at the depot at Mt Pleasant by Mrs.
Charley jackson and Mrs Dan Smith.
Conveyances had been provided for
them. and they were driven TO the
delightful country home Of Mrs. Har
DIV. who lives at the old Ridley place
about two and a half miles from
town.
The Club held a business session
first, after which literary programme
was rendered. Mrs. Hardy read an
interesting paper on 1.-The Ethics of
Recent Fiction. and Mrs. w. p. |
Morgan an excellent paper on Notable |
Women of Queen Vlctorias Reign.
1t was reported TO the Club that, |
through the kindness of DR.. Porter
and Mr.. Eugene Anderson, Citizens
| telephone had been secured for the
Reading Room. which was very much
appreciated by the ladies. 1t was also
reported that several young gentlemen
had asked the privilege of fitting up
the Reading Room with various games,
TO be under the regulations of the Club.
This privilege was granted the young
men, and it will doubtless cause more
interest to be taken in the Club.
and help them to while away their
leisure hours in an innocent and pleas
ant manner The Club has recently
ordered about $40 worth of new books 1
for it's rooms, part of which have
already arrived and the remainder [
will be received in few days.
At the conclusion of the meeting
elegant refreshments were served by ]
Mrs. Hardy in faultless style, and the g
ladies returned on the O'Clock train I
with many happy recollections. The l
party from Columbia was composed as
follows: Mrs. Robert Pillow, Mrs. w. c
P. Morgan. Mrs. Sue Gray Dunning 1
ton, Mrs. Frank Everett, Mrs. w. M. \
Biddle, Mrs J. Fl. Russell, Mrs. Mary
Hine, Mrs. c. w. Mitchell. Mrs. John a
Trotwood Moore, Misses Bryant, Mary I
Carpenter Lizzie Shields, Carrie
Williamson, Henrietta Lazarus, Willie
Figuers and Ellen Friel.
One of the prettiest entertainments
which Columbia society has enjoyed re- Z
Gently was the card party given Fri O
day afternoon by Mrs. W. P. Morgan, r
mplimentary to Miss Poston OF Mem 8
phis, and Miss Matte Sparrow. Dec
orations of potted plants and peonies s
were arranged throughout the rooms, g
and an interesting game of six-handed a
euchre was engaged in, five tables u
being arranged for the players In the Il
candlestick, Misses Rebecca William
son. Lillian Smith and Mittie Elan
tied, and in the draw Miss Williamson
won. The visitors prize, an elegant
picture, was captured by Miss Poston, 4
and the lone hand prize a pair of man.
icure scissors, by Miss Louis Woodbridge.
The BOBBY prize. pretty cutglass
box, was won by Miss Daisy fowler. q,
After the game the guests were served 9,
with delicious ice-cream and cake. II
The Zion Book Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. John J. Stephen a. a.
son at Ashwood. There was a large
attendance of the members, and the Sc
occasion proved most pleasant one co
as we'll as from literary d, al
point of view DR.. Bledsoe Brown " "
made an interesting talk on "The Man ~ ~
If Glengarry, and Mrs. Mitchell read ia
IN able paper on ''The Right of Way, - ~ ~
~ Gilbert Parker Another feature of ~ ~
he meeting was the sweet vocal rendi 4h
=
liable Stephenson and delicious re- &c
reshments served by the hospitable es
ostess completed the afternoon pleas Sc
res. Tn
Mrs. f. D. Lander entertained We'd a.
esaay afternoon from five to six
clock, her guests being the Ladies'
lid Society of the First Methodist
hurch the Home Workers and the
aides of the choir. Mrs. John Trot Tr
rood Moore assisted in receiving the ple
uests, and directed them to the rear qet
( the hall, where Miss Annie Fleming
erved lemonade. The reception room ]
,ss prettily decorated in the seasons
conversation showed the genuine
leasure the societies derived from \
nited social meeting. Delightful req
were served during the dis
fternoon. MIA
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Mr.. Leroy W. Cuyer, is in the city bee
complete arrangements for the ap- Da
,arance here at an early date of Louis has
oenser Daniel, the American Mono oh
que Entertainer in his new produc ser,
Ons of "Stringtown on TIE Pike, " He
A Country Ccurtship,'' and "A Mi
ream of Fair Women In the finn
Dream of Fair Women, the fair tics
omen will be chosen from Column
as fairest daughters, which, with p
r. Daniels entertaining qualities, bri.
i'll insure charming evening Sol
Pet
Mrs. Robert L. Mckinney was the at Il
stess of an informal yet delightful
I'd party Saturday morning at her
me on the Hampshire pike. Those
40 enjoyed her hospitality were T.
esdames T. N. Jones, Nora Gardner has
nth, j. w. Howard, j. W. Frierson, in
), Meade Frierson, James D. Rich. caus
lson, Jr., E. H. Hatcher, N. P. of Ii
tlett. Wallace Wilkes, A. B. Rains, volt
9 Gray Huntington, j. Fl. Wilkes, belo
IS. Grigsby and Miss Baird. The
me was followed by nice refresh
,nts.
The Silver Rays Circle will meet N
tn Cora Lee Jacobs at her residence Hall
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