The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-12

Club Friday evening.
B.
The members Of Columbia Lodge o
Elks and some scores OF guests en-
joyed a barbecue in the Dyer grove
south Of town Thursday night. There
was an abundance OF good things tC
eat and the AFFAIR proved decidedly
pleasant.
Mrs. James Andrews entertained in
formally Wednesday for Mrs. George
Stubblefeld of Nashville. The house
was prettily decorated in sweet peas
and nasturtiums. After an hours
pleasant amusement a dainty two
course luncheon was served.
g.
Mrs. Dave Watkins entertained
about thirty-fve young folks of the
Zion neighborhood Friday afternoon
at a lawn fete, in honor of Misses
Louise and Mary Witherspoon, OF
Nashville and Miss Emily Dixon, of
Birmingham. Games of all kinds we're
enjoyed for several hours, at the end
of which a delicious course of ices
and cake was served.
B.
Misses Eleanor Holding and Sinclair
Glass entertained jointly about sew
enty-five of their little friends Friday
Afternoon at the residence of the for
mer's parents. Judge and Mrs. Sam
Holding, on North Garden street.
The young folks were served frappe,
and after enjoying themselves thor
ougbly for several hours, they were
served delicious ice cream and cake.
Miss Rosa Barnett, whose good
work in behalf of the children of the
Cotton Factory is most worthy and
unselfsh, gave the children their an
nual picnic Thursday in Morgan's
woods, and a delightful occasion it
proved to be. More than one hundred
children attended and the day was
spent in games in the woods, bran
dance by the older children and fish
pond for the little folks, where they
were allowed to fish for candy pack
ages in a sawdust pond. Dinner was
spread at noon and how the children
did enjoy it. This is the only holiday
the children of the Cotton Factory
have except Christmas day.
49,
Miss Virginia Moore entertained
Thursday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Mary Porter Kirkman, of
Nashville. 1t being the fourth Of July,
the house and lawn were artistically
decorated in the national colors, red, |
white and blue. The front veranda
vas lighted by numerous Japanese
anterns, and here frappe was dis |
]ensed during the evening. Toward |
he middle of the evening each guest /
vas given a card ON which was writ
en- the name of state or the capitol
If ST te, and a map of this state was /
o be drawn on the card. Miss Cora
lee Jacobs proved the best artist,
md was awarded handsome box of
andy. At the end of the delightful
a delicious course of ices and
AXE were served.
If
Miss Mary Porter Kirkman, of
Nashville, who is the guest of Miss
yirginia Moore, was the honoree Of
mother charming social function Fri
ay evening when Miss Carrie Cant
for her at lawn party.
he beautiful lawn is peculiarly well
uited to this kind OF entertainment,
nd was indeed picturesque when
GIFTED by the scores of Japanese Ian
erns used. Among the many amuse-
lents was new guessing contest,
] which a. number of questions were
sked, each to be answered by the
anne of some flower. In this Miss
nth Shields was successful and was
warded as a prize a handsome fan.
ne of the most pleasing fea-
Tres of the evening was the
elightful singing of Miss Clyde
ant Frappe was dispensed during
lie evening, and at late hour de-
cious lunch course was served.
Mrs. James Friel announces the
arriage of her daughter, Charlotte
atherine, to Mr. George Jordan Cos
n of Andolusia, Alabama, at her res
ence on East Ninth street on the
ternoon of July oath, at five o'clock.
T. =
Miss Charlotte Fariss, of Columbia;
ISIS Florence Dregnowiddi, of San
ltonio, Tex, and Miss Florence =
ackman, of Louisville, KY, who are "