The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-26
IN SOCIETY.

: Tuesday evening Miss Eugene Alge,
: and Mr.. Emmett Yokley entertained
number of their friends very de
, lightfuIly at their home near Carriers
Greek, in honor of their guest, Mis-
Annie Thomas of Glendale. After
delicious supper, the merry party en-
joyed hay-ride. chaperoned by MI
and Mrs. Yokley and Mr.. and Mrs
Davis. On return of the party, dainty
refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Annie Thomas,
;; Minnie Lou. Eliza and Murray DAVIS,
Leila Ashton. of Columbia, Eugene
Algeo; Messrs. Cloyd and Melburn
Whitaker. of Columb ia. Henry Moore,
of Glendale, Bascome Mclean, OF
Nashville, Ross Anderson, Lunce
Church. Elton Hardison, Emmett
Yokley.
Mr.. Elem SheegOg entertained quite
a number of friends at a watermelon
feast Wednesday night at his home
on the Pulaski pike. fiss Clyde Cant
delighted the comp ny with severa
| beautiful solos, Apvut thirty-fiye
guests were present.
Master Gerard and Miss Marie
BrOwnlow will entertain a number of
little friends Friday night at the resi-
dence of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Brownlow, on West Sikh street.
The entertainment to be given by
local talent for the benefitSsof the base
ball boys, announced in Wednesday g
Herald to take place Friday night, has
been postponed until next Tuesday
night. The following is list Of those
who will take part: Mrs. G. A. For
gey, Mrs. A. B. Rains. Mrs. Geo.
Martin. Mrs. Caro- Gordon Hanson,
of New York Misses Clyde Cant.
Mary Dale Figuers, Halle Fry. Gladys
Dedman and Mr.. Jesse Gray. The
mandolin club will also be on the pro-
gramme. With such talent as this a |
delightful evening for those who may
attend is a foregone conclusion. Be-
side, it is something to have some
thing to go to, during the dull old
summer time.
Misses Maple Watson and Beulah
Scotch. of Columbia, and Miss Una
Ward of Nashville were entertained
at house party this week by Mes
danes Andy and Jack Watson, at
their beautiful country home, near
Cleveland. Tuesday evening they
were given farewell party. Music
and games were the principal amuse-
ments, and at late hour dainty re-
fIeshments were served.
Miss Annie Williamson entertained
3 number of young lady friends Friday
at delightful little euchre
party, in honor of Miss Louise
Fentress, of Memphis. the guest of
Mrs. j. l.. Hutton. The house was
decorated with flowers, yellow daisies
and nasturtiums being used with
iainty effect. Euchre was played at
our tables anG at the conclusion of
he game, luncheon was served. fol-
owed by delicious ice-course.
Mrs. L. M. Patterson, of Nashville. !
vas the guest of honor at handsomely !
appointed dining Thursday, given by !
Mrs. E. E. Erwin, at her home on =
'ixth street. The table was tastefully I
decorated in yellow and green. and .
he dinner served in three courses. =
lovers were laid for eight. III
A marriage which will come in the
ature of n surprise to many in Colufn. q
ia. was that of Mr.. Ivan Behymer, /
ormerly of this city. but now of Nash n
lille, to Miss Bette Campbell, of the
anne place, which occurred about a
Month ago. but was not made public II
ntil today. The marriage took place o
{ the residence of Mrs. G. b. Benson, II
n Nashville. Justice Jake Levine per- N
orming the ceremony. Mr.. Behymer a
] well known here, having been a n
older in one of tine Mississippi regi-
,ents. He is also prominent Odd
elbow. His Columbia friends extend n
h
Miss Annie Thomas, daughter Of "
county CLERK A. l.. Thomas, entertain "a
Thursday night at her home at Glen sc
ale, complimentary to her guest, Miss
ugenia Aljo, Of Carter's Creek. Quite
number Of young people we're in !. !.
tendance. Music and games were "a
,llowed by refreshments and all had =. .se
delightfully."- pleasant time and voted n
Iiss Thomas a charming hostess. <,
The ice cream supper at Theta Satur- II
ny night was attended by large crowd M
I'D was quite social aud financial sue
'ss. The proceeds will 90 Cor the benefit
the school at tlsst place. There was nc