The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-08
IN SOCIETY.
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Mrs. Joe Jones was rendered beau
tiful entertainment Tuesday afternoon
by her hostess. Mrs.: Frank Everett
The attractive rooms were decorated
with all the blossoms of early spring.
with the more pretentious dollhouse
beauties occupying the prominent
! places. White flowers were chosen in
the parlor, pink carnations and roses in
the dining room, and red roses in the
library opposite. Nine tables we're
placed in these rooms. at eight of which
the game was played; the ninth was a
bon ton table upon whose polished sur
face real lace, silver, cut glass and
flowers We're combined with exqu site
effect. Mrs. Everett received her guests
in beautiful gown of cream savoy
over silk. Mrs. Jones wore cream
point de spray over pink silk. In the
hall delightful frappe was served by
Mrs q. A. Forgey and Miss Lila Cole
man. The amusement for the after
noon was novel literary contest, the
Carnival of Authors " Mrs Robt.
Pillow and Mrs H. p Figuers made the
highest score and were presented with
a beautiful bunch of carnations as
souvenir; these We're in turn presented
to the honoree, Mrs. Jones. One of the
most artistic features of the afternoon
was the refreshments, which were served
at the close of tho game, and which
were as delicious as they were beautiful
Mrs. Sue Granbery entertained the
Brown Cecil bridal party at a beauti-
fully appointed Z clock dinner THUR
Sle,v
lockwood Hall, on the Mt. /
Pleasant pike. The dinner was
quite elaborate, consisting of e. ven |
courses. The tables and dining room
were profusely decorated in Easter
lilies and carnations. At each plare
for the lady guests was placed stalk
plates were carnations. The ices were
in the shape of lilies and the cakes
were snow ball limitations The affair
was most delightful one in every way.
Nine couples composed Mrs. Gran
bery's guests.
Mrs. w. D. Hastings entertained a
few friends last Saturday, compli-
mentarv to Mrs. E, S. Fowler, who is
Mrs. W. $. Morgan guest Flincn
was played at three tables and II nice
luncheon was served. Mrs Hastings
guests were Mrs. E. S. Fowler. Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Frank Everett, Mrs. A. ,
$. James, Mrs. W. $. Morgan, Mrs
Mary Hine, Mrs. R. e. Sparrow, Mrs. 5
Geo. T: Hughes, Mrs. George Martin, !
Mrs. W. R. Hutton of Shelbyville,
Browulow, Mrs. John S. Frierson, c
Mro Tohp SIoop Mice M;<%;a El,,,> 4.
who Kept score.
Mrs. c. A Forgey entertained a '
Wednesday afternoon, complimentary f
to Mrs. Joe Jones and Mrs Frank
Everett. There were five tables of
players and after an interesting game u
a delightful ice course was served. By y
from her guests Mrs. Forgey /
hen favored them with some bes utl- e
jul vocal selections, and this was pro- t.
1ouuced the most delightful feature of o
/ charming afternoon. b
The Silver Ray Circle of The Kings :
Daughters will present the pretty play.
Cinderella" revised. at the opera
louse this evening, May 9Th. Many
pretty children as fairies dancers. etc,
will appear in pretty costumes. and the
'arious parts will be creditably filed
q evening of pleasure will be afforded
II who attend The prices are so rea- I
enable that families can we'll afford 10 }
ttend in body. Children especially (
'ill find great delight in the perform 5
nee
The card party at the Century Club !
Wednesday, complimentary to Mrs. \
ames d. Richardson. Jr., was an (
unusually delightful one Fourteen Z
ouples were in attendance. aud (
even tables were in use. Mrs. T. N. {
ones won the highest score for the I
adies and Mr.. John Carpenter won (
ne highest score for the gentlemen. {
An Informal, but very delightful oc {
aston was the entertainment of the J
AS You Like 1t" club by Mrs. r.. G. \
parrow Tuesday afternoon. There !
ere three tables of progressive euchre. :
nd after the game delicious ice course }
as served.
Miss Lena Convey entertained quite a (
lumber Of friends at her home Mt Guile {
"a Tuesday night, at finch party. !
supplementary to Miss Ruby Craig. \
i've tables were Used, and refreshments {
ere served.
Mrs. II. o. Fulton entertained. very Z
formally, Thursday afternoon. COM
imentary to Mrs. James d. Richard. )
N, Jr., Of Murfreesboro. {
Mrs. r. G. Sparrow will entertain the y
riday Morning Whist Club this after {
ION at three o'clock.
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