The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-16

all the attributes of mind and heart
which go to form noble womanhoou'
and has many friends in Maury, VINO
will wish he- every happiness in her
new home. Nh. Neel is d poInlnent
citizen of Bristol, editor of one of the
leading newspapers OF the little noun
tain city, anc is a man OF sterling char
acter and recognized ability.
The Thursday Afternoon Club met
| last week with Misses Ellen and Char
Iotte Friei, this being tue last meeting
of the club for the season. A rose party
was given, the house being beautifully
decorated with roses and spring flowers.
| Mrs. Clardy and Miss Elizabeth Frlel
sery ed frappe to the arriving guests.
! The subject was Reconstruction and
Reunion. The rollcall was answered
! by quotations from Southern writers.
! A paper on Reconstruction was read
| by Miss Addie Sims Bennett. A solo,
Last Night, was sung by Miss Char
lotte Friel "Old and New South
vas the subject of an interesting paper
by Miss Elizabeth Lipscomb, and
"Reveries of the Spanish-American
War" one read by Miss Inez Kelly.
After the program the guests enjoy
ed a rose contest in which MISS Bessie
BostIck won the prize, violet fan.
Lost Heir was played at four tables,
the score cards being In shape OF loses.
Pink and white coloIs we're carried our
in ices, which were served by Miss
frankie Lipscomb.
/ The Century Llub has been the scene
of many charming social affairs, but none
SURPRISING 10 beauty or pleasure the re-
ception of Thursday night. The ladies
were in charge of this affair, and with
the lady members" managing, the
evening could not be otherwise than
perfect. The pretty club rooms were
deliberately decorated-the dancing rooms
in daisies and greens. the card room 10
sweet peas and vines. DIR. and Mrs
Robert Pillow Mr.and Mrs. j. L. Hutton
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs
7. Fl. Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Frierson received the guests who mum
bered more than one hundred. Inspiring
music rendered by De Pelletierri's or
, chestra soon called those fond of dan
. cling to the dancing room, while across
/ the hallway Miss Emma Wooten anC
/ Mr.. Ed Haynes presided and soon haC
/ progressive euchre in progress at clever
, tables. Fruit lemonade was served dur
= ing the evening by Mesdsmes G. A
y Forgey and r. G. Sparrow, and late
q ices and refreshments from Sidebottom'
were served.
= Dr.. and Mrs. o. J. Porter have is
= sued the following unique invitation
Ye Harvest Moon smiling & Ye Fate
2 lpIopitlous, we will have Little Parti
: for our Friends on Ye sixteenth day
= sixth month. Ye are coTdislly aske
to come about half past eight in y
. evening & not leave sooner than y
please. There may be bit o'DanC
= ing, some Cards to Play & I'VE Weathe
q Man Willingly some lettering in lawn
q DR.. and Mrs Otey j. Porter. To NEE
= Mrs. Fl. P. ChealIs, peadwood, S. ID.
! Misses Mary and Emma McFall en-
.. tertaIned at euchre Wednesday night i
: honor of Miss Martha Rosenthal, c
Batesville, Ark, at Forest Home,
Il their pretty home on the Hampshir
pike. Several young people were pres
:, ent from Columb a. Dainty ices an
cakes were served.
e The dance given at the Arsens
J. Tuesday night by the young men to til
Is young ladies of Columbia was an Ell
. ioyable affair. There were twenty
!. seven couples present. The germa
was lead by Henry Arch Moore an
n Miss Nell Cnatfin.
y Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Littlefield gave
10 7 O clock luncheon Wednesday evenin
% at their home on the Mt. Pleasant pix
~ The affair was in honor of Mr.. Waite
q Barrett of Covmgton, Tenn. A lars
- number of invited guests were present.
J, Announcement has been made of Il
~ approaching marriage of Mr.. Joe Rit
D. of Columbia, and Miss Flora Goodman
: Of Nashville.