The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-09-11
IN SOCIETY.
30 Peep Party.


A beautiful conception for the cele-
bration of the birthday of little
seven wear old was the 30 Peep party,
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Brown. of Zion, Saturday afternoon.
The little daughter, Cornella, was the
honoree, and the most pleasing
features of the IN door snd the al fresco
entertainment were combined with
delightful effect upon this occasion.
About thirty little friends were
nresent. many of them bringing
childish gifts to delight the hearts OF
the little honoree. After various games
were played with all Of the enthusiasm
of youth. the children were invited III
to The feast, the artistic features OF
which would have defied criticism and
eliclted the admiration OF those OF
maturer years, ana which made the
ewes of the little ones fairly dance for
ioy. At one end of the table stood
the little sheep that Bo Peep lost,
snowy white and grazing on the green
est and most delicious vines. This
proved to be the birthday cake, q
present from Mrs. Preston Fleming,
and the poor little lamb. vines and all
was devoured without even being
shorp OF its wool. At the other end
of the table was 30 Peeps wand with
seven little white tails attached. this
also pelng a work of confectioner 8
art. The ice course which was served
was, IN its beauty ana delicacy, In
keeping with the other features OF the
entertainment.
Miss Mary Ridley entertained at a
whist party Wednesday at "Clifton
Place." complimentary to Miss May
Wiley, of Los Angeles, Cal who is the
guest of Misses jamie and Mittie ELAN.
The fret prize was won by Miss Lily
Watkins, a Christy picture, aud the
boody was gwen to Miss jamie Elan,
Gibson picture.
Miss Annie Gray Madden kept score.
A beautiful two-course luncheon was
served. The following young ladies' were
Miss Ridley g guests: Misses jamie and
Mittie Elan, Miss Wiley, Misses Mary
Rains, Cornelia Jones, Eva James, Lily
Watkins, Eva Polk of Nashville, Louise
Woodbridge, Emma Wooten, Jean Dob
bins, jamie and Sadie Sheegog.
Miss Dora Ward entertained quite a
number Of friends Monday evening.
the occasion being the anniversary OF
her l4th birthday. Those present will
remember the occasion with pleasure
and wish for her many happy returns
Elegant refreshments consisting OF ices,
cake and fruits were served. MI ss
Dora mas only been in our midst for
a short time but has made many
friends by her sunshiny disposition.
II is now a settled thing that @ en-.
John B. Gordon, the famous Con
tederate general, will deliver his
lecture on the Last Days of the
Coufederscy, IN Columbia on Monday
night, Sept. 10.
Gen. Gordon will probably be en-
tertsi ned while mere by the Maury
Chapter of the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy.
Mrs. John McGaw entertain ed at
the Institute Friday night In honor
Of Misses JAMIE and Mittie Elan ana
their guest, Miss Mai Wyley, of Los
Angeles, Cal. Finch was played and
refreshments served.
Mr.. Audie Green entertained at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs
Z. Hayes Monday night, In honor
of his cousin, Miss Daisy Greer, Of
Levisburg. Refreshments were served.
The following were present: Misses
Mary johnson, Lille McGsw, Addie