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

Miss Mary Barrow gave quite uiiiq.o
entertainment Wednesday evening IN
honor of Misses Holman and walker
of Alabama, and Gordon OF new
York. The game of "Bunco' was
the amusement for the occasion.
and it was enjoyed by about nIty
Young ladies and gentlemen. Inc
receiving party was composed OF MISS
Mary Barrow and jeff Granbery, MISS
Lucy Holman and Crockett owen
Miss Elsie Winkler and Sam Harlan.
Miss Nellie Williamson and ION
Kelley. Miss Eleanora Gordon ana
Clark Jones. Miss Eleanora Jones ana
Will Dale. The large hall and recep,
ton rooms were deliberately decorated
in sweet peas, magnolias and potted
plants. but the brilliantly lighted
yeranda was chosen for the game. In
one corner of this was table beautl-
fully decorated in sweet peas ana
clematis, and from this Mrs. Eugene
Long served frappe and bon -bons dur
ing the game. After the game
lovely ice-course was served. SIX
ladies contested for the ladies prize
and in the cut Miss Lillian Smith won
and was awarded bottle OF choice
toilet water. The gentlemen prize,
silver top Whist broom, was awarded
to Mr. John Brown. Miss Holman
was fortunate in the cut for the
honoree's prize-three cuff pins. Tenn
Kelley won the gentlemen s consolation
prize-a loaf of bread, inside OF whlch
was a sack of tobacco and cob pipe.
Miss Dixie Watkins was awarded the
ladies' consolation prize, which was a
SQUASH, inside Of which was a strlns
of beads.
! A merry party of young ladies and
gentlemen enioyed hay ride to the
Ice cream supper at Andrews FRIDAY
night. The following were IN the
narty: Misses Nell and Zeldula Lof-
fin. Misses Pearl and Katie KING, MISS
Cousert. Miss Beulah Scotch and her
guest, Miss Lille Kippax, OF Phlla-
delpbia. Misses Maggie Friel and Ireso
Raglan. of Nashville, Miss Lola Serb
ner. Messrs. Chas. Cousert. Eugene
Fleming, Hugh Barker, Leslie Wright,
lack Davis. Henry Loftin, Marvin
Roberts, Henry Holman. Frank Scott,
Meredith King, David Cook. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. john
A. Loftin.
About forty couples attended the
dance at the Arsenal Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dedman leu the
German.
Mrs. A. s.. James gave charming
entertainment Friday afternoon at ner
home on West Seventh street. to MIS-.
Colin James. Mrs. W. P. Ridley and
Miss Mary Ridley. Upon the lawi
were arranged many attractive devices
conducive both to the beauty OF the
scene and to the pleasure and comfor
of the guests, and the breezes OF tn'
late summer afternoon seemed to hav'
assumed for this occasion just the
right degree of intensity. -,
Under large Japanese umbreiis
was placed tea table OF unusua
beauty. the decorations being com
posed entirely of nasturtiums.. Her
, Miss Mary Ridley accompanied ne
q gracious welcome to her guests WITT
delicious glass of ice tea and SAND
wlcbes. She was assisted by MISE
> jamie and Sadie Sheegog and MIS-
Emma Wooten. Across the lawn was
I another table beautiful i'm its; appoint
. ments. over which Mrs. w. r. Morga'
I presided. Cream and cake were TN
a delicacies, and Misses Ethel Hatcher
0 Jennie Pillow ana Anne Evans asslste
= in dispensing them. Mrs. James, MIS-
!. Ridley and Mrs. Colin James we wei
I here and there over the lawn, contrib
, uting, by their graceful attentions
Q to the pleasure of each guest, thu
. making OF this one of the most de
aightful entertainments of the season.
n The annual Fourth of July picnic we
' given the Sunday school Of the Chapt
OF the Advent Monday by Mie
Poaa Rarnert In Morgan's Grove. TIL