The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-02-01


nrs. Richard smith wiz entertain
The Girls Card and cotiIlion Club FRI
aay afternoon.
Miss Mary Estes. Of Mt. Pleasant,
Esntertained Friday evening. complt
,entary to her guest, Miss Bessie
hay
The Young men of Mt. Pleasant gave
dance Friday evening. compliment
tary to the young ladies and their Wis
tors.
Mrs. Richard Smith will entertain
number of her married friends Sat
urday afternoon at half past two
o'clock at finch.
The Culleoka Embroidery Circle was
very delightfully."- entertained satur-
dan afternoon by Miss Della Calvert
al her home In Culleoka-
f.
The Students Club met Saturday
with Mrs. Wilkes pNbbins. Two in
teresting talks were made before the
club by Miss Decker of the lnsti'
1ute, ana Mrs. Frederick Hardy
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The w. c. t. U. OF Culleoka met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. HARDY
park After an interesting program
aelightful refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held with
MRS. w. P. Moore, Feb. rs.
T.
The Missionary Society of the NJ =.
church at williamsport, was very de-
lightfully entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. w. Russell at her
home. After an interesting program
was carried out and the business meet
ing held, a most pleasant social hour
was speut and refreshments served
f.
Miss Aline Page entertained very
charmingly Friday evening at hef
- homo in Culleoka in honor OF ner
guest Miss Annie McAdams. me
home was decorated in palms, ferns
ana cut flowers; pink and white car
nations being used. Games, were play
"a and at a late hour delightful re-
freshments in which the color-plnk
and white-prevailed were served.
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The Tuesday Morning Bridge Clup
was most delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs Susan Gray Huntington, com
n,imentary to Mrs Frederick Hardy.
The card tables were arranged In the
snacfous parlor and at the conclusion
of the game tempting and dainty
luncheon was served Mrs. John
Mitchell will he the hostess OF the
ny meeting next week.
a.
Dr and Mrs. A. S. Page entertained
the Maury County Dental Society
Tuesday evening at an elaborate SIX
o'clock dinner. Covers were laid foi
eight. The table was covered with
handsome cluny lace, and decorated
with red and white carnations FIVE
courses were served, in which the
colors. red and white, were appro
priately used.
A social club has been organized oy
". the young ladies and gentlemen o.
The Carriers Creek ueighborhood. \
met Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Stenhen Church. Miss Joe Fostel
was made president. Miss Bessie
church vice president and Miss Scot
tie Hardison secretary. After de
uehtful meeting delicious refreshments
were served.
The Book Lovers Club of Mt. Pleas
ant met with Miss Bessie Craig'
wednesday afternoon. An interesting
proeram was rendered. Mrs. Nit Hun
ter read an excellent paper on Cur
rent Events" Mrs. Arch Craige AM
Mrs Charles Gilmore sang severa
hyautiful selections. At the close
the program delightful refreshments
were served.
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The dance given Friday evening D.
the Young men of the c. M. A., was
most enjoyable affair The dane
hall was decorated with aa@s and 1aF
anese lanterns, and ropes OF red AM
b,ue ribbons extended around the wal
mon which sabers were crossed AM
mt up at intervals. The music wa
~ nished by the band of Mt Pleas
AMI Quite a number of visitors wer
present. The chaperones were MRS
r D Lander, Mrs H. P. Figuers, Cap'
and Mrs. Cox, of the c. M. A
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Mrs. VIII Hooten gave a me
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