The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-13
SOCIETY.

For Miss Hill.
Miss Rebecca Grant entertained FIJI
day morning at rock in honor OF her
house guest, Miss Lucy May Hill.
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Hoose Party.
| Miss Lillian Brant. who has been
the attractive house guest Of Miss So
ply Frances Johnson, and for whom
many entertainment have been given
during the holidays, returned yester-
day to her home in Columbia
Miss Olivia Williamson entertained
Miss Sophy Frances Johnson and Miss
Lillian Brant with a, house party at
her home near Lebanon. The party
went out last Friday afternoon and re-
turned Monday, and it included Misses
Sophy Frances Johnson, Miss Lillian
Brant, Miss olivia Williamson, Miss
Frances Williamson. Messrs. Hardin
Witherspoon, Julian Blair, Clyde
Knight, Frank Blair, George William
son, Travis Blair, William William
son.
Dancing, horseback riding, mock
wedding, a mock trial by jury were
features Of the merry house party
Nashville Banner.
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Maury Chapter.
The Maury Chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy had a well At
tended meeting in the parlor Of the
Century Club Friday afternoon. Al
good deal Of business was transacted.
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In Honor Of Miss LittIejohn.
Complimentary to Miss Littlejohn.
the charming Athens, Ala, guest of
Mrs. Bascom Regen. the Century Club
will give a dance on next Tuesday |
night. The chaperones will be Mes
danes r. n Figuers, Jr., Bascom Re-
gen and William J. Dale. Music will |
be furnished by Charles orchestra, of
Nashville.
School Improvement.
The School Improvement Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday afternoon, Jan. |
II, at 2:30 o'clock at the High School
building. A program will be rendered
by the High School pupils after which
a business session will be held, at the
close of which members of the associ-
alton will tell stories to the children.
d,
For Mrs. Woodbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Digger entertain
ed several friends at dinner Sunday
in honor of Mrs. Dugger's sister, Mrs.
Guy Woodbridge, of GAINESVILLE. Sew
eral guests from Columbia attended.
Eight courses were served in the din
ner, and the color scheme of the dec
orations was very beautifully carried
out in red and green.
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Mrs. cayce Entertains.
Mrs Horace F. Cayce was hostess
If an elegant and elaborate high
noon dinner at her lovely country ,
nome Lovers Retreat" Wednesday,
January 4, the occasion being in hon.
,r of Mrs Emily G. Dixon's SEVENTEEN :
The guest list included the
,hildren of the honoree, Mesdames
John J. and John F. Stephenson and
Tom Cayce. Owing to sickness a s
lumber were forced to decline, how 7
we. Around the handsome table sat, =
besides the hostess and Mr.. Cayce
Mrs. Dixon and Joe, Ernest Harry and
Hiss Alice Dixon, Jones Bunch and 1
Mss Martha Cayce. The large din Z
ng room was gorgeous in its Christ
mas decorations of crimson and green, b
he central table decorations was an 8
bouquet of crimson roses T.
ent by Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Dixon. a
1t one end of the table and resting u
n an exquisite lace piece underneath "
he lage silver waiter was the mas
i've birthday cake, as good as it was d
eautiful, and bearing seventy lighted N
rimson candles of the tiniest make. Il
It Mrs. Dixons plate was a card from 1t
er devoted children giving her an ell Il
CANT phaeton. Other gifts and many d
God wishes accompanied the seven cl
curse dinner, making it an occasion W
in the memory of each one 81
resent, for Mrs. Cayce is one OF OF
[aury's most peerless entertainers.
!. X. o. Dance.
The annual New Years dance given
Y the Delta Chi Omega Sorority at
lie Institute Friday evening was con-
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