The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-07-08

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amused themselves 10 playing games.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Mallard Roam chap
eroned a party of young people on
picnic Wednesday morning Jure -,
at Greenfield cave on the Santa re
pike. The entertainments was given 10
honor Of Miss Minnie Brooks and MI
Henry Davis, of Bruton, Ala. Inc
party was served dinner on the grounds,
after which they explored the cave.
The following couples we're present
Miss Minnie Brooks Pud Bob Grah1m'
Miss Fannie Mai Garner and Henry
Davis. Miss Minnie Lou Davis and Rus
sell Thompson, Miss Genie y ughes and
Ed Goodwin, Miss Pearl Roam and Jerry
Hughes, ana Miss Lille Mai Hughes.
Miss Louise Helm entertained the
Excelsior Club with a tacky party
Monday evening at her home in East
land. The evening was delightfully."-
spent and refreshments in courses were
served. Those present were: Misses
Sadie Bush. Myrtle Lanier, Lula ana
Bessie Baker. Nellie Wood. Clara
BRYANT, Eleanor Allen. Willie Arm
strong, May and Sue Callame, LENA
st. John. Eva and Estelle Bush, Bessie
Green, Sarah. Louise and Eleanor
Helm: Messrs Henry Tower. Arch
Ogilvie, Paul Lanier, Frank Buchanan,
Dan Vinson, Charles and Frank Ford,
Ralph Mccormick. Walter and Fred
Helm. Ford Smotherman, NJ. Waggoner
and Hard Cathran. Miss Estelle
Cover was awarded the prize. Nash
vile American.
The young ladies of Spring Hill
were given a dance Thursday night
by Mr.. John Brown at his residence.
On Monday, the fourth, Miss Tessie
Rae Samuels entertained about score
of her friends from four to seven, In
honor of her guest, Miss Alma Wor-
than, of Nashville. The house was
prettily decorated ir asparagus ana
! United States flags; the hostess, non
Gree, and Miss Sarah Samuels wore
dainty dresses of red. white and blue
crepe papers. When the guests had
gathered. each was given several teie-
grams to write. Miss Mamie Kelly
was awarded large bunch OF roses.
sweet peas and clematis for writing
the most unique messages. The guests
were then taken to tie dining room
and led three times around a taele
heaped with every conceivable obJect.
Each girl then made a list OF the
articles she remembered seeing on the
table. Miss Martha Weatherly was
given silver hat pin for the longest
| list. DAINTY refreshments were then
served, consisting of ice cream, cake
and marsh mallows tied with red,
| white and blue ribbons. The napkins
were of white crepe paper decorated
with flags. Tiny flags were given. as
souvenirs of the pleasant occasion
Those present were: Misses Alma
Worthan, Martha Weatherly and Lady
Anne McLemore of Nashville, Rutf
Williams, of Admission, Ala. Annie
Cherry, Mamie Kelley. Emma Clare
Virginia and Marie Moore., Marguerite
Alcorn, Leila May Nichols, Matte
Williamson, Ruth Shields and Roxi'
O'Neil. " k
Miss Lucille Hodge entertained
limited number of friends at Dime
Tuesday in honor OF Misses Marth'
Weatherly and Lady Anne McLemore
The dining room was beautifully dec
Grated with sweet peas and tiny hags
The place cards were unique and origl
nal. written in red, white and blue, ant
tied to ribbons to which were ATTACHED
a tiny fire cracker. The following wer
present: Martha Weatherly, Lad.
Anne McLemore, Ida and Emm;
Brown, Mary Rairey, Ruth Williams
Emma Glare Moore, Matte Williamso
and Bessie Ashton.
Mrs. E. W. Carmack entertalne
Tuesday evening at six O'Clock tea
complimentary to Mrs. MCGUIRE, Q
Nashville. The table and dining roor
was beautifully decorated in nastuf
, tiums and night blooming !essamines
Covers were laid for ten. The men
consisted of four courses beautl1uii
, served. A large boquet OF jessamln
was placed at the seat Of the honore
guest. The following ladies wer
present: Mrs. Mcclure. Miss Balro
, Miss Barnett, Mrs. Sue Gray Dur
: nington, Mrs. j. NJ. Mayes, Mrs. "
, s. Fleming. Mrs. A. s, James, Mrs
! Ellen Huntington. Mrs. E. W.: Ca
mack and Miss Huntington. Mastt
lie. W. Carmack. Jr.. contribute
. largely to the evening with sever;
speeches, delivered in his most fervi
, and impassioned style.
!. The "silver Ray cifcle of King
a Daughters gave an icef: cream supp'
r Tuesday evening at the home ct the
i leader, Miss jamie Elan. Althoue
: the weather was threatening, the init
. maidens had quite good patronaig
! and great FUN and me1riment prevall'
, during the evening.
a The ladies OF the Methodist Churt
g at Glendale will give an ice cream 81
;, per Thursday night, July the l4tn'
d the school house.
Q Miss Minnie Neal. Sponsor to =
J. Confederate Reunion. and who. n
J. since been visiting in Murfreesbor
IS returned to her home at Lawrencepu
: this morning.
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