The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10

bership all the young ladies' Of the
church over fifteen years OF age. Dur
ing the summer q number Of social
meetings win be held and probably
one or two light plays given.
r.
Mrs. Ridley, Honoree
A delightful hospitality Of yesterday
was the tea given by Mrs. Eugene
Shannon. who entertained with char
acteristic charm in honor Of two RS
cent brides. Mrs. Louise Farrell ami
Mrs. Gideon Wade: q bride-elect OF
the month. Miss Mary Z. Williams.
and a visitor in the city, Mrs. VIII
Ridley, Of Columbia. During the hours
two hundred guests, from both the
married and unmarried elements. call
ed Palms and ferns were grouped in
the reception rooms. and artistically
distributed through them were many
gift bouquets sent the hostess. In the
hall American Beauty roses we're used,
and in the living room pink hydrang-
cas- and green walls In the dining
room, stands Of coreopsis were placed
on the sideboard and cabinets, and Q T
plaque Of these flowers formed an ef-
fective eenterpiece for the table. ST.
yer candlesticks held yellow candles,
under beaded shades In tones of vel.
low, and the smaller details Of the ia
BILE carried out the same golden tone.
Iced tea and sandwiches, orange par
fait and CONNECTIONS were dispensed
from handsome silver services at
either end of the table. Serving in :
urn were Mesdames Eugene Harris,
Alfred H. Williams, R. ]. Riddle, Al {
bert Ffte, Arthur B. Ransom, william i
Nelson, Graham Hall. E. l. Hampton 9
md Levi Trousdale.
Mrs. Shannon wore a gown Of cream e
null and lace, deliberately hand en- I
roidered. l
MRS. viii Ridley was costumed in o
Thite embroidered batiste, trimmed b
18th lace with touches of blue. b
Mrs. Gideon Wade appeared in a Il
thite lingerie toilet. hand embrolder- d
d, and combined with Irish crocnet u
zee, and her flowers were pink sweet q
cas-. q
Mrs. Louis Farrell's gown was Of IL
hite chiffon over messaline satin, -
1ished with embroidery and psacs.
ne carried a bouquet Of white stock.
Miss Mary e. Williams appeared in
draped costume of pale blue crepe
chine, caught with blue chiffon
ses and finished In Irish lace.-The4
ashvills American
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Honor Of Miss Brown
Miss Annie Holmes Fry charming
entertained at Progressive Rock at
r home on West Ninth Street Tues
? evening In honor Of her house Is
est Miss Ida May Brown. Of Lynn. ye'
le. The parlor, dining room and an
Il were exquisitely decorated In err
ite and green. the flowers used be- ID
white carnations entertwIned ria
ong streaming folds OF white and TOT
en- malins- Sixteen guests aspem- ED
d at the home and upon their ar me
q
Il were served with frappe by lit.
Misses Rachel Carpenter and Mary arr
Okla who wo-a a,to. .o.&rrn.. =. will
y like eHervescence. Miss Fry was Den
Isted IN receiving by Miss Ger. ava
lie Johnson. Of Wiliiamsport, b. are
lingiy gowned In white and carry. nav
white carnations tied with q bow Witl
,reen. The game was played aA !
tables and the prize, handsome roo'
luet Of carnations. was won By ana
) Harriet Nichols. After the game "A II
CO course was served in the dining ana
q, and the color scheme OF green ing
white was carried out. The rool
ming event OF the evening was a Tue
< marriage between Miss Harriet roon
ole and DR.. James Jones. This Oeu
ire Of the entertainment was high w.
lioyable. inc