The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
IN SOCIETY.

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Misses lula and Elizabeth Wallac
were bostesses of a moonlight picnic
given Wednesday night at Sulpnu
Springs, complimentary to Miss Etne
Mai Wantland, of Mt Pleasant, and th'
Misses Dickey. About fifteen couples
Idrove out by hack to the scene of th'
entertainments, and the drive through
the moonlight was not the least OF th'
evenings pleasures. Refreshments o
ices and cakes we're served.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs NowliI
at BIgbyville, was the scene of pleas
ant gathering Friday afternoon, wher
they entertained i'll honor of Misses
Boyd, Barrow and Alexander, Miss
NoWlln's guests, A lawn fete was the
character of the entertainment and
many young people We're present.
tIappe and other refreshments were
served.
The NJ. E. Sunday-school is delighted
to have Miss Mary Ashton hack at the
organ where she has formerly given
constant, gratuitous service for nine
years. Miss Ashton is recent graduate
of the Chicago College of Music, and her
friends are justly proud of her rare at
tainments in this branch of strdy.
Mir. and Mrs. L. ". Voss enter
tanned pleasantly Monday evening,
IN honor of their cousin, Mr.. Henry
KiDzer, of Davis, Oklahoma. Recita-
irons by Miss Emma McFall and music
by Misses Eta, Lula and jessie Parsons
were pleasant features. An ice course
was served.
Miss Dollie Fisherman, Nose Fisher
man and Maurice Persers, of Nash
vile, Misses Pauline and Hortense Gold
ner, of Mt. Pleasant. Miss Leah Gar
Der, NJ. M, Goldner aud Henry Mercy,
of Columbia, formed picnic party 10
RaItlesnaKe Falls Thursday afternoon.
they left Mt Pleasant IN pleasure
wagon and stopped at Sandy Hook a
short while on the way, The outing
was given in honor of NJ. M. Goldner,
of Columbia. Lunch was served at
the Falls ana the party spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Barrack entertained ar
her home on Thirteenth street, in South
Columbia, Monday night, in honor of
her niece, Miss Irene Engle of San
Antonio. Tex. A large number of
guests were present. Games we're in.
dulged in and ices and cakes were SER
we'd.
Mrs. Frederick Watkins Dixon, OF
Birmingham. was guest of honor at
beautiful party given Friday morning
by Miss Annie Evans. The parloTs were
pIettlly arranged for bridge whist and
the game WIS played at three tables.
A handsome luncheon of three courses
was served.
The ice cream supper at the home
of Mr.. Thomas Almonds near New
Iasea Teusday night was a social and
financial success. The proceeds were
devOied to work on the Methodist
attended.
Mr.. Henry Reynolds Davis, son of
Mr.. anu Mrs. Il. j. Davis, OF Carter's
Greek and Miss Edith Marguerite
Schechter of New Albany, Ind will
be married August 2nd They will
make their home at New Decatur,
Ala
Mrs. j. W. Tanner gave an ice
cream supper Thursday night at her
home ON East Ninth street in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Miller ana daugh-
ters of Cape Garredeau, Mo, About
twenty one couples were present and
a pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Ella Morton Terrell announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, Annie, to Mr..
Samuel Bennett Nichols to take place
on Tuesday afternoon. August the first,
at three O'CLOCK. at home, Carter's
Creek, Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Mitchell were
stormed by about twenty five of their
Columbia friends Tuesday night at
their beautiful home west of town.
Dancing was the principal feature OF
the evenings enjoyment.
Mrs j. L Mitchell entertained a |
few friends at cards Thursday after |
noon at her home west of town. Re- |
freshments in dainty form were
served.