The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-12
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
BetrothaI Announced.

Betrorhal Announced.
An unusually delightful meeting Of
the Philokalean Club was held Thurs
day of last week az the home Of Miss
Mamie hodge. At the conclusion Of
a pleasing musical program. ana prior
TO the serving Of q delicious course Cf
refreshments. Miss Fannie Louise
Smith proposed toast to the charming
hostess. whose betrothal TO Mr.. James
Albert McPhaIl she then announced.
I heir marriage will be celebrated at
the First Methodist church in this city.
Wednesday evening. October s. The
brlde-elect is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hodge. To few
young ladies is II granted 10 be so uni
versally popular as is Miss Hodge, and
this is due TO her amiable, sunshiny
disposition. her kindness Of heart,
and gentle manner. Wherever she
visited, as well as in this her native
town, she has endeared herself TO
countless friends who will rejoice with
her in her happiness and offer their
sincere wishes that the future may
bring her the best that hun an heart
can desire.
Mr.. McPhall is a prominent hard
ware merchant of Marshall. Texas,
where by his fine social qualities, IN
tegrity. and spotless moral character,
he occupies a high place in the regard
of his fellow townsmen.
Tuesday evening at her home, Miss
Carrie Alexander entertained, COM
plimenting her attractive cousin, Miss
| Grace Smith, of Denver. Col. Music
and progressive finch was enjoyed,
Mr.. Sam Harlan and Miss Pearl Pro-
vine making the highest score. Dur
ing the game delicious frappe was
served, followed later by a most tempt
| ing MEM. Among those present were,
Misses Sadie aud Jane Sheegog, Emma
Wooten, Mamie Aiken, Annie Flem-
ing, Clyde Cant, Dot Ewing, Pearl
Provine. F. Louise Smith, Mary Os-
burn. McDavid of Memphis, Lily
Warfield, Mitchell; Mesdames House
of Gallatin, w. S. Roberts, W. Alex
ander and Russell. Messrs. Granville
Coleman. Jos. Chapman, Osborn, Sam
Harlan, Elem Sheegog, William Evans.
ALT Fleming, L. Perry, r. Steele.
Wiley Warfield, William Shegogg, II.
f.. Clarence and Eugene Alexander.
Mrs. q. HI. Foster entertained at
finch Tuesday afternoon, compli-
mentary to the group OF married
ladies who with herself, formed such
congenial finch party at Crystal
Springs the past summer. The large
reception rooms and hall were filled
with tables and the game was es-
peciaIly enjoyable. Bon-bons were
served during the game, and at its
close the finch cards we're removed
only to be replaced by more attractive
ones, composed of delicious ices and
cakes.
Misses Lillian and Lena X. Smith
entertained charmingly at Elmwood
| Wednesday IN honor OF their cousins
Misses Mary E. Williams and Matte
B. Hughes. More than two score
young people were in attendance and
the evening proved one OF unallo9yea
pleasure. Hearts was the CHER
amusement of the hour and Miss Lena
Frierson was the most skillful con-
testant. The refreshments ser we'd
were delicious.
Howard & Co., loads of mules to
New Orleans, and one load to Fies q
Son at Birmingham Lay Anderson,
load Of cattle to Louisville. The stock
yards received four loads OF mules
from Lewisburg. John Cecil received
two loads from Kentucky.
Mrs. w. J. Dale gave a delightful
family dining Friday at her home on
West Sixth street, in honor Of her
aunts, Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Ogllvie.
A delicious menu Of three courses was
sreved.
Mrs. J. T. Meadors entertained at
cards last evening, in honor OF her
sister, Miss Dimple Meadors.
Mrs. Alice Smith will entertain this
morning at finch.