The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-22
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IN SOCIETY.
Recital at the Institute.


Recital at the Institute.
Last nj ght Mrs Elizabeth Lee Synan
presented Rose Eleanor DicKin
son and Miss Estell Lillian Hanford
at an elocution recital at the lnsti-
tute.
Following was the program
| |. Cutting from eternal City"
Hall Game.
Miss Dickinson
2. "Queen Katherine's Appeal
King Henry VIII. >. Shakespeare.
Miss Handford
3. Pro and Con -. +. Leland T. Powers.
Miss Dickinson.
4. Cutting from 1.-The Christian"
Miss landlord.
5. Usual Way. ............... Anon.
Miss Dickinson.
6. "Mud- pies. "........ Pauline Phelps.
Miss landlord.
7. "Julia Beloved of Martyr" 49,.
.......B Bertha NJ. Wilson.
Miss Dickinson.
8. Come Here" Ia monologue). ...
................ Oeo' hiuuio'
Miss landlord.
Mrs. H. o. Fulton entertained at
progressive trix Wednesday morning,
complimentary to Mrs. W. K. Phillips
of Nashville, and Mrs. W. R. Hutton
of Shelbyville. The house was
deliberately decorated, the hall being
entirely IN peoples, the reception room
in roses and carnations, and the dining
room in daisies. There were six
l. IL e 81 md MrG
Martin kept the score A beautiful
luncheon in four courses was served at
the close OF the game. The guest list
was as follows: Mrs. Phillips. Mrs.
Will Hutton, Mrs. w. P. Morgan.
Mrs. E S. Fowler, Mrs. John Trot-
wood Moore, Mrs. Beale, Mrs. K. u.
Sparrow, Mrs, T. A. Wharton. Mrs.
J. l.. Hutton, Mrs. Root. Pillow,
Mrs Annie Bowen, Mrs. }. W. Frler-
son, Mrs. Sam Holding. Mrs. ID. +.
Fulton, Mrs. James Smiser, Mrs. Alex
Tltcomb, Mrs. John Mitchell. Mrs.
S. q. Huntington, Mrs. W. 5. Flem-
ing. Mrs. J. NJ. Mayes, Mrs. b. T.
Larrabee, Mrs. A. S. James. and
Misses Camille Herndon ana Lillian
Smith.
Mrs. T. N. Jones will entertain at
cards on Saturday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Cornelia Jones, and her guest,
Miss Mary Martin.
Mrs. John M. Gray entertained a
few friends at an informal tea We'd
uesdy evening, at ''Sunnyside. com
plimentary to Mrs. w. K. Phillips. OF
Nashville.
Mrs. Henry o. Fulton Will entertain
this afternoon at o'clock at pro-
gressive trix.
Mrs. Tyree Rodes entertained a
uumbe OF friends at whist En- ursday
morning from 10 80 to II, and those
hours will long remain lovely
memory with those who were present.
The hall was decorated in yellow
daisies and La Fance roses shed their
loneliness and fragrance in the parlor
while in the dining room from side to
side peoples spred their bright petals
and glowed and shone. Mrs. VIII
Fleming served frappe to the guests as
they arrived, and dainty Japanese fans
were drawn for the places. After the
game delicious ice course was serve''
ending with champagne. Nothing
was wanting to make the hours speed
away in good cheer ana happiness
Those present were: Mesdames Phll-
lips of Nashville, Morgan, Pillow,
Fowler, Charlotte Hughes, Marsh
Mayes, Alex Titcomb, j. W. Frlerson,
Sue Huntington. J. l.. Hutton, Tom
Jones, Dedman. Everett, Fugate.
Misses Dickinson and Hsndford have
issued invitations to large dance Al
the Columbia Institute this even
ing.
A Daisy Party.
The most elegant of afternoon tunc-
tions was that given by Mrs. Robt.
Pillow Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
E. S. Fowler and Mrs. W Morgan
az guests of honor. The Friday WHIST
Club was the nucleus around which
Mrs. Pillow gathered lmlted
number of friends, making In all
four tables. With the hostess ana
honorees stood Mrs. w. X. Phillips,
of Nashville, who was charming
addition 10 the receiving party. Inc
handsome home served as the frame
work, so to speak. OF remarkaoiy
beautiful and luxurious picture IN
! flowers. The reception room pre-
sented masses OF daises with just
enough of pink carnations and roses
accentute the delicate beauty OF the
whole in rich contrast was the dining
room. in which the deep crimson tlnts
of oriental peoples were mingled with
handsome jacquimino roses ana
peonies, and all arranged in the most
effective style. The REFRESHMENTS
EN- braceo delightful Mint Limade
served in the hall by Miss Mary
Brown, and a beautiful luncheon in
three courses. which was served Mt the
close of the game.
Mrs. W. NJ. Chaffin entertained
d zen friends at cards Thursday after
noon at her home on West Seventh
Street. Spring flowers in profuson
ranael ed the rooms particularly att ac-