The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30

the present with MI and Mrs. Helm
Nashville American.
The bride is grand daughter OF MI.
and Mrs d. G. Helm OF Columbia,
and has many friends here who will be
interested in her happiness.
Mrs. 8. W. Warfield dispensed a
gracious hospitality to her friends
Thursday of last week at her lovely
home south of town. The colonial man
sion in its widespread shady lawn is
most beautiful in itself but 1t took on
additional beauty for this especial oc-
casion. The large hallway. the par
lors on either side. the spacious dining
room were all thrown open TO the
hundred guests and were decorated in
pink roses, graceful asparagus branches
and trailing vines Mrs. Wartield was
assaisted in her duties as hostess by
Mesdames j. W. Howard. John T.
Wooten, S. S. Fleming and Leroy
Porter, while Misses Lily WaIfield,
Harriet and Olive Rodgers ana Daisy
fowler assisted in welcoming the
guests. At prettily arranged stand
Misses Cornelia Jones and Emma
Wooten presided and dispensed frhppe
An important feature of the afternoon
was linen shower to Miss Lily War
field, one of the brides of the month.
A white silk umbrella decorated in
pink roses and white ribbon hung from
the chandelier in the parloI and under
this the handsome bride-to- be took her
stand. AT signal long white nib
0On was pulled and shower OF dainty
linen pieces fell about Miss Warheld's
feet. From the parlors the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where
Misses Mary and Annie Barrow, Nellie
Williamson and julia Warheld dis
pensed bon bons and delicious ice
course was served.
T q engagement of Miss Lola Bale
J finley, of Greenville, Mississippi, to
Mr.. Herbert Houston Eustis, OF New
Orleans, has been announced, The
wedding will take place Monday. July
the 18th. Miss Finley graduated from
the Columbia Institute in 1903 and has
many friends here who will wish her
much happiness.
All who bIaved the weather Thurs
day night and attended the musical
at the Century Club found rare pleas
uIe awaiting them There was no
fixed program, hut all the favorItes,
new and old were sung and played by
Columbian sweetest singers and most
talented musicians. Miss Mary Dale
Figuers on the violin, MIS-. A. B.
Rams and Lawrence Parker on the
piano, Mis-. G. A. Forgey, Miss Clyde
Grant, Jesse Gray and Charlie Parker,
DR., all contributed to the pleasures OF
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Seay, of Iron
City, have issued invitations to their
golden wedding, to be celebrated Sun
day afternoon, July End, from two
till five O'Clock.
The Dallas, Texas, News. of June
18th had good picture of James
Albert and Will Hodge McPhall, twin
sons of Mrs. Mamie Hodge McPhail,
of Marshall. Texas.
Miss Zeldula Loftlns entertain
ment at her home on iron Bridge road
Friday night, in honor of her Nash
Vile guest, was a splendid affair and
those who attended report pleasant
evening. A dainty three-course lunch
con was served.
Mrs. Ii. p. Flguers entertained about
one hundred and fifty guests at 5
O'Clock tea at her beautiful home on
West Seventh street Friday afternoon,
complimentary to Misses Hattie and
Mary Dale Figuers. The heavy down
pour of rain at that time did not inter
fere in the least with the attendance, and
the invited guests hraved thu disagreea-
BILE wea ther to share the ospitality of
the gracious hostess. Mrs. Figures was
assisted in receiving by her daughter,
Miss Mary Dale F'iguers and Miss Hat
tie Figuers; Mrs. W. 2. Morgan; and
Mrs. John Carpenter, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Everett, Mrs Robert Church. Mrs.
Joe BroWhlow and Mrs. Ernest Mole
more served ices in the dining room
Frappe and tea were served on the east
and west porches by Misses Mittie
Elan, Mary Ridley, Annie Williamson
and Emma Harlan. The decorations
we're pink in the parlor, white in the
hall, yellow in the dining room and on
the gallery.
Miss Daisy fowler entertained beau
! tifully at euchre Tuesday morning, in
honor of her guest, Miss Bessie Daniel,
of GAINESVILLE The pretty paIlor was
decorated in spring blossoms and the
game was played at seven tables. The
hostess kept score. At the conclusion
of the game a DELICIOUS lunch course
was served.
| Mrs. j. L. VOORHEES, entertained
Monday afternoon from FIVE to
seven O'Clock, complimentary to
Mass Daisy Erwin. The hostess
was assisted in receiving her guests by
Mrs. Mcmahon and Miss Scott. The
hall was attractive in terms and mag.
nolias, and in this inviting place frappe
was served by Miss Rebecca Erwin.
The two reception rooms were artistic
and the ecolations charming. Ferns
and gold hoxse shoes were prominent