The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-01
Piano Recital.

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Piano Recital.
! Friday afternoon at o'clock. the
kArents and friends gathered in the
Atheneaum hall, where they were
Pleasantly entertained by piano re
cifAl by Mrs. Emma P. Long and her
n pupiIs. The programme was well ar
{ ranged and beautifully rendered.
Y The following pupils took part:
y Allene Overton, Clara Atkisson, Edna
!, BIannt, Louise Cherry, Mary Britain,
\ Mnry Reid, Blanche Hayes, Gladys
Dooley, Mabel Allen; little Misses Ed
IA Harris, Kathlene Reid, Margaret
He's, Lillian Reed, Annie Lee Guest,
y Matte Lee Allen, Lucy Summerton.
viola Andrews, Irene Blount, Tiney
SEED, Lorena Atkisson; Master Louis
SnHnmerton
4 although some of these pupils
hare only been taking music lessons
6Aort while. they all showed careful
and skilled training. Mrs. Long and
/ pupils are to be congratulated in their
Splendid success.
One Of the most delightful enter.
talnments In juvenile circles this sea.
Son was the Washington party given
SAtnrday by Miss Margaret Greenlaw,
Gu pretty and attractive little daugh-
s6Fof Senator and Mrs. w. B. Greenlaw,
4 III celebration of her ninth birthday.
I The charming little hostess was the
| recipient of many pretty gifts, and the
i 0EeAsion was most enjoyable one.
ire dining room was beautifully dec
ufHked in the national colors and light
eN with numbers of red white and blue
candies in silver and brass candele-
bNA From the electrolier were fes-
TONED wide ribbons of red, white and
hIne, which were fastened to the four
c0rners of the table with large, grace
fsil bows. The floral centerpiece was
0K crimson aZaiias, and stood on
handsome lace cover. The place cards
were tiny hatchets. The little host
akB dispensed chocolate at the head
q the table, and most delicious FIVE
course luncheon was served, the pref
tn miniature rose-colored dishes used
N the serving being one of the birth
day souvenirs received by the hostess
The individual cakes were decorated
with tiny colored flag, and the souve
mrs Of this delightful occasion were
boxes In the shape of cherry tree
stumps with the fatal Ratchet stick
ing In the side and bunch of cherries
on top. and filled with bonbons Those
enjoying Miss Greenlaws hospitality |
were Misses Helen Sparrow. Sarah |
Morgan, Dorothy Fulton. Mary Porter,
Francis Moore, Margaret McKennon,
Narcissa Fleming, Verna Shelley, Alb. |
bic Bell Cakes and Mamie Littlefeld. |
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leland, the beautiful country home |
of Mrs. William Hume. of Spring Hill,
was thrown open Thursday afternoon,
February 81 to celebrate the first |
birthday of the Mary Leland Chapter
OF the United Daughters of the Con
federacy In the absence of the Pres.
1defit, Mrs. Buckner. Mrs. e. Fl. Rob
erts. the first vice president. presided.
and. after the business was disposed
OF. each member was called upon to
give a few minutes talk on the life
of Southern writer's. Misses Ayres
and Roberts each gave musical selec-
tons, after which a delightful salad
course was served in the dining room
Nashville Banner.
Van Leer Polk and his bride reach.
ed here from New York Saturday
ni1ht, and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Van Leer Kirkman at Oak Hill until
toEnorrow. when they will so to Ash
wood to be at Hamilton Place, where
Mr.. Polk is at present making his
hr4ao Tho hrfdn fnrnarIv Mrs Doro- I