The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-17

Mrs. A. Samuels and Miss Tessie
Samuels are in Nashville TO witness
Madame Butterfly"
The young ladies OF the Monday
Night Club met Tuesday night with
Miss Nellie Williamson and were
pleasantly entertained.
r.
Miss Brownie Tomlinson of Cul-
ieoka, is the guest of Miss Nettie Nc
MILAN at Acworth. Ca and has been
the recipient of many social atten-
tons
The Tuesday Morning Bridge Club
met this week with Mrs. j. NJ.
Dedman at the Bethel for several
pleasant hours. After an interesting
game, refreshments were served.
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Miss Lizbeth Shields very charm
ingly entertained a limited number
Of her friends Thursday afternoon in
honor of her guest Mrs. Witt OF
Lynnville Celebrities" was the
game enjoyed, at which Miss Mary
Carpenter excelled A two-course
luncheon was served after the game.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kinzer of the
Cross Bridges neighborhood, enter
tanned a number of young people
pleasantly with a house party a few
days since. The guests were Misses
Maud Dawson, Ida Massey, Annie
Curry and jamie Massey. Messre. Oda
Massey, Henry Hines, George Mas
sey. Will Dawson, Luther Curry, Allie
Massey, Pat Dawson, Willie Massey
and Pleas Hines.
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Mrs w. j. Horsley, who together
with, her husband and children will
move to Los Tanos, New Mexico, in
the next few weeks, gave reception
to number of her lady friends at her
home near the Southern Methodist
church on last Thursday afternoon.
we will regret to see Mr.. Horsley and
his estimable family leave the Gap,
but all wish them much success in
the west-Big Stone Gap, Va. Post.
Mr.. Horsley is a former Maury |
county boy.
The ladies of the Tuesday Morning i
Bridge Club have drawn for the dates |
upon which they are to entertain the
club between now and June 9th and |
the dates assigned are as follows:
Mrs. J.. M. Dedman, January a.;
Mrs VIM. Evans, January 81; Mrs.
Charlotte Hughes, January 28: Mrs.
q. H. Hatcher, February 4 Mrs. Julia
February IL; Mrs. VIM. Chat
fin. February 49,; Mrs. S. g. Dunning
ton, February Is; Mrs. G. J. Akin
March 3; Mrs. T. r. New, April 81; +,
Mrs. John Mitchell. April IS; Mrs.
Robert Pillow. May 5; Mrs T. N,
Jones, May 70; Mrs. Meade Frierson,
May 10; Mrs. o. J. Porter, May 26;
Mrs r. L. Mckinney, June 2; Mrs. H.
3. Cochran, June 8.
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The Tuesday Morning Bridge Club
vas entertained by Mrs Thomas Nell
ion Jones at the Bethel Saturday
n honor of Mrs Malcom r. Patterson
nd Mrs. ]. J. Roach of Nashville, the
flair proving one Of the handsomest
nd most delightful OF the winter
eason. The guest list was taken
argely from the younger married set
nd many of Columbia's most comely
Dung matrons were on hand to vel.
ONE the guests of honor after theI
forming train arrived. Mrs. Roach
became Ill and had to
etire soon after arriving here.
Mrs. Jones received her guests in
,ilet Of blue wolfe, trimmed with lace
nd medalions. Mrs. Patterson wore
handsome black velvet gown, made
q princesse and trimmed In real lace "
18th touches of blue. Bridge was :
Iayed at eight tables. and at the :
ose Of the game a delicious lunch !
PURSE with champagne punch was "
rived.
s.
Miss Camille Gordon entertained I.
It'll a handsome luncheon Wednes- =
" at her home at Cross Bridges, =
to Mrs. Paul Fawcett %
st. Louis. Covers were laid for q
urteen and the table appointments ..
ere faultless. ~
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