The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-02-01
Society,"
J. F. P

MISS Mar SWiSSdIt WdS lne
clubs popular hostess at the defer
red meeting last Friday afternoon.
The entertainment took place at
the Swiggart home on Main street.
The game was whist and three
prizes were given. Mrs. Aubrey
Whipple won the first, which was
gold beaded purse. Miss Hazel
Hardy was the recipient of the
guests prize IN the form of hand
painted plate. A beaded necklace
for consolation was given to Miss
Ella Whipple. The rooms were
prettily decorated with carnations
and elaborate refreshments were
served. In drawing for the conso-
lation prize tray of imitation fruit
was served, filled with candy. In
one of these penny was deposited,
and the player drawing the penny
received the consolation.
Mrs. ]. A. Whipple entertained
the club this week. A number Of
guests were present as follows:
Miss Ottie May Williams, Mrs.
Hunter Elan and Miss Hazel Har-
dy. The club game resulted in a
draw for first prize between Mrs.
Hunter Griffin and Mrs. r. M.
Whipple, Mrs. Griffin winning. The
consolation went to Mrs. Whipple.
The refreshments were lovely and
the occasion delightful one.
Review Club.
The Review Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. ]. G. Reynolds
with only few in attendance on [
account OF the weather. The les !
son was conducted by Mrs. Rey-
nolds. Miss Gertrude Wallace is
leader for next week. Until the ,
weather gets better the club will
continue to meet with Mrs. Rey-
nolds.
Cunningham Isbell. {
Mr.. Leslie Cunningham and Miss :
Mamie Isbell were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. Z
and Mrs. ]. c. Isbell, near Wood !
land Mills, last Wednesday even 6
ing. Rev. Penick, of Martin, was s
the officiating minister.
Mr.. Cunningham h s been en- q
ragged in teaching in t he public ]
schools of the county, his last en- y
being with the school at 3
Clayton. He is popular young !
nan and good teacher. He is n
ION of J. d. Cunningham, very
we'll known and influential citizen.
Miss Isbell is also a descendant of
me of the county's best families.
She was teacher too and young
ady of social promin ence and
harming character.
The couple are worthy indeed and
congratulations are numerous.
drs. Hassler at Home.
Mrs. Henry Hassler gave whist
'arty last week on Thursday after
Don. The occasion was one OF the
anne character SO often enjoyed by
FRS. Hassler's friends. o The home
7as attractive and its hospitality
bounded in various ways. Three
rizes we're awarded. The first for
be largest score was won by sMrs.
!. S. Parks. The second was. Civ
n for the greatest number of games
nd Mrs. r. NJ. Whipple was the
aptor. Mrs. Henry Dahnke won
le consolation.
Tooden Anniversary.
Mrs. Josh Adams entertained a
of friends Wednesday
fternoon, it being the fifth ami
arsary Of her wedding. Quite a
lumber Of friends we're present,
no enjoyed the pleasure affored at
ich a time. The host received
valuable collection of presents. u
uring the afternoon game of
inch was played. There were
scorations Of an appropriate ma
ire, and delightful course of
served.
The linen shower given by Miss
essle Rowland yesterday after
BON in honor of her friend, Mrs.
rthur Scates, will be reported
.xt week.