The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

8 ants social set. The handsome colo
8 ial home was attractively embelljs
B ed with daisies, profusion of whiC
q were artistically used. Bridge W;
q played at fifteen tables, the score b
8 ing kept by MISS Alice Dixon an
B Mrs. Annie w Cecil. At 2 o'clock
3 tempting lunch course was served.
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3 Senior Class Reception
B Superintendent r. L. Harris, Of tn
g city schools, entertained the Senio
q Glass and faculty Tuesday evenin
8 with a reception at the Athenaeum
z Two rooms on the lower floor and tn,
3 hall had been thrown together, an'
were beautifully decorated in thu
schoo lcolors, and with japanese Ian
terms and fans. In Japanese Cor
ner," the walls of which were attrac
lively arorned with Japanese Fans
a japanese parasOl had been stretched
over a table from which frappe was
served by Misses Carrie Smith and
Lottie Wilkins. AS the guests arrived
they were given q card containing a
book rebus, from which the guessed
the name of the book Partners for
the games that followed were secured
by matching the cards. Seniors" a
novel game was played with Heart
cubes at sixteen tables, the prize go
ing to Miss Eloise Cakes and the
BOBBY to Tom Jackson. The refresh
ments we're in the class colors of pur-
pie and gold. The guest list number
ed the Senior Glass, of twenty eight |
members, the faculty and one addi-
tional guest for each member of the
class.
g.
Students Club
The Students Club held its last
of the summer Saturday morn
ing with Mrs. Eastin Littlefeld, in
Mayes Place Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Miss
Mary Carpenter, president; Mrs. ]. L.
Hutton, first vice-president; Mrs. H. o.
Fulton, second yice-president; Mrs. w.
". Chafin, Secretary; Mrs. J. C. Har-
ly, treasurer. The club will meet
lgain next fall.
e
Aiss Collins Dance
Miss Elma Collins, a charming de- 8
utante of the season, was hostess OF g
delightful dance given Friday eve s
ing at the lovely home Of her par Il
nts, DR.. and Mrs. e. e. Collins, on 3
Vest Seventh Street. complimentary b
,her house guests, Miss Georgia 3
aylor, Of Winchester; Miss Fran 3
IS Craige, of Ashwood and Roy Err y
in, of Bell Buckle. 8
The drawing rooms had been thrown Z
gether and were prettily decorated n
It'll evergreens and gift bouquets of ~
'ses, supplemented with an effective 81,
,e of daisies. Miss Sarah Collins NJ,
rived frappe from cut glass punch A.
wi in the hall, and late in the eve ~
ng an ice course was served, In
hich color scheme Of green and -,
hite was observed. The evening a..
as pleasantly spent in dancing, mu- 49,,
. for the occasion being furnished ~,
; Gilmore's band. The guest list -
cluded about fifty members Of the 10
unger social set. -
Miss Collins was lovely in a hand '
me gown Of blue crepe de chene. ~
ss Taylor wore lace over yellow sat ~
Miss Craige was dressed In yel- va
v silk. 10
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ception to Senior Class na
Mrs. ]. e. Edgerton and Mrs. J. O.
Lrdy received Saturday evening at TO
} residence Of Mrs. Hardy on G. M.
campus complimentary to the Sc for
,r class and to the presidents OF the noe
o lower classes. Ch'
each of the honor guests had been Ale
united to invite lady friend, the Tel
est list including about fifty. The aftt
Icious and lovely home had been SER
.orated prettily with Crimson Ram
r roses, ferns and a profusion OF BIrt
d daisies. Advertising" a guess N
contest, was played. Miss LUCILLE cha
ige winning first prize. Herbert ty {
ddox, second prize, and Miss Mat day
Williamson third prize. Fruit Tue
oh was served by Mrs. Newman, mus
at the conclusion OF the contest deli,
ghtful refreshments were served. The
ID M
!. Walkers Recital ter,
-ra VIZ n Wa1kor'a IarQo class Of Miss