The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-03

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Mrs. George P. Martin and Miss Ca
mile Herndon will entertain at cards
Saturday afternoon, complimentary TO
their guests. Misses GOodloe, of Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. J. VI. Dedman will entertain at
cards Friday morning, complimentary
to Miss Shields, the attractive guest
of Mrs. T. E. New. The guest list
win be composed Of the younger set.
B.
The dance at the Century Club
Thursday night, complimentary to the
visiting young ladies was one of the
delightful social events Of the year
Two score couples engaged in the
dancing and music was furnished by
a Nashville band.
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Miss Mittie Elan will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon, compliment
tary to her guest, Miss Louise Jack
son, of Birmingham, and the Misses
Mulligan, the guests of Mrs. w. T.
Morgan. The guest list will be con-
fined to the younger set.
f.
The Young men of the Bohemian
Club opened the doors of their club
house Monday evening in honor of the
visiting young ladies and gave a large
and beautiful dance. The Italian band
of Nashville, furnished music and
nearly two score couples engaged IN
the dancing, which continued until
late hour.
Little Misses Ruth Tulloss and An
ME Lewis Gotham entertained twenty
five of their little friends Monday al
ternoon from four to six, at the home
of their grandmother Mrs. Gotham, on
South High street, complimentary TO
Miss Ruth Patterson of Clarksville,
and Miss Katie English, of Franklin.
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed by
the little ones. Many out-of-door
games being INDUCED in, after which
an ice course was served.
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One of the prettiest and most per-
feet of the smaller entertainments OF
the season was the veranda party
given Saturday morning by Mrs. H. o.
Fulton, in honor of her guest, Miss
Margaret Bicknell, of Texas. me
snacious veranda at the handsome
home on North High street was pref
tily decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers, and was set for the game
of the occasion, witches, which was
played at seven tables. At the close
of the game beautiful three course
luncheon was served.
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Miss Rebecca Carpenter will enter
tain the Girls Card Club with the
game of Five Hundred, Wednesday
afternoon, July LIST at 4:30, in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. Hugh Shaub, of Nash
vile. and Misses Marie and Lucille
Goodloe of Washington, D. c., the
guest of Miss Camille Herndon. The
Invitation list will include only young
ladies.
| Little Miss Archie Franklin Brown
entertained about seventy of her little
girl and boy friends Friday afternoon
at her mothers home Morgan Hail.
The large, cool magnificent lawn was
arranged with settees and everything
added to the enjoyment of the little
folks Games were played on the
lawn after which the children were
invited into the old colonial house,
which was artistically decorated with
| rink and white. In the dining room
where a dainty ice course was served
the decorations of pink and white
were carried out. On the old-time
mahogany table in the center of which
was a magnificent piece of lace a
large silver candelabra was placed, in
which were a number of pink candles
On the long and specious porch which
was set with potted plants and vines
Mrs. All Thomas served frappe.
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The beautiful West End home OF
Mrs. r. L. Mckinney was the scene
of large and attractive card party
Friday afternoon when Mrs. Mckinney
entertained in honor of Misses Huttor
and Skeen, the guests Of Mrs. j. l.
Hutton, Miss Shields, the guest o.
Mrs. T. E. New, Miss Bessie Arnolc
and Miss Eugenia McLemore the
guests of Mrs. Ernest McLemore ant
Miss Frierson, the guest of Mrs. E. II
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