The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-08

"h curly udle. one VIII be as
sisted by Mr.. Max Zimmerman, Of
Memphis and other fine talent.
Miss May Belle Woody sends
her friends a program from the
Lebanon College of Young Ladies
this week, announcing recital
in which she has several important
numbers. The entertainment will
take place next Thursday night
during commencement week. Miss
Woody returns home on the Dist,
and her friends here will be pleas
ed to learn is arranging to give 8
recital in Union City, accompanied
with several of her talented friends
from Lebanon. Everybody here
likes to hear Miss May Belle sing
and a warm reception awaits her
and the company of artists.
We want to acknowledge our
thanks to Mrs. Chas. Dietzel, the
reporter elected by the W.C.T.U u.
to prepare the minutes of the ses-
sions held this week for The Com :
mercial. If all our manuscripts
were as neatly and carefully done
the compositor would have a more
angelic disposition. The temper
ance workers of Union City are
thoroughly organized, highly en-
thusiastic and systematic in their
proceedings, and have been hold
ing this week special meetings, re-
ceptions and luncheons in honor
of Miss Carter's visit. 1t has been
delightful season for the Union,
and the publishers of this paper
feel highly complimented in being
recognized by such body of dis
tinguished ladies.
Mrs. Geo. Nash entertained last
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at
the hospital home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash on Exchange street. The
hostess was assisted by Misses
Hazel Hardy and Ruth Lyon,
Mrs. Watts assisting in dispensing
the refreshments, consisting of
/ brick cream and diamond and
crescentshaped cakes. The par
lor was set with flowers and the
hall given to the service of frappe.
Mrs. George Reaves was the win
ner in a guessing contest, receiving
a handsome prize. Among the
visitors were Mrs. A. Wilson,
of Obion, Mesdames Robertson
and Brown, of Memphis, and Miss
Kathleen Murphy, of Fulton.
Mrs. Nash was delightful hostess
and the occasion an extraordinarily
happy one.
Mrs. Jno. E. Wells entertained
the j. F. F. Club Wednesday af-
ternoon at home on Fifth street.
The handsome residence was
thrown open in honor of her
guests, Mrs. A. Wilson, of Obion.
and Mesdames Brown and Robin
son, of Memphis. The halls and
parlors were respondent with
flowers and decorations in violet.
Punch was served in violet. VIC
let was printed on set of unique
cards and on the other side the
guests were to write as many
words as possible from the word
violet. The visitors prize was
won by Mrs. Chas. Dietzel, and
the club members prize by Miss
Louie Gibbs. Mrs. Dietzel had
As words and Miss Gibbs 43. The
refreshments, served by Dahnke.
consisted of white blocks of an
gels food, on the top of which
were the initials, 81. F. Fin
violet. The ice cream was served
in the shape of two doves, ones~
white and one violet, on a twig,
and as design the refreshments
are pronounced the prettiest ever
seen here. Besides the honorees.
and club members those present
were: Mesdames George Nash.
Howell Bransford, Charles Diet
eel, j. B. Hibbitts, F. w. Moore
and Miss Mary Lee Bransford.
Mrs. Wells home is always de-
llghtful and the hostess charming