The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-17
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Organize Embroidery Club.
Several hours were pleasantly
spent with the Misses Baugus We'd
nesday, when twelve of their friends
met and formed club to meet
twice a month. The time will be
spent in embroidery and dainty nee
die work. A delicious salad course
was served during the afternoon.
The club will be called the Glover
Leaf Club and will meet again March
81, 1911.
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Mrs. Rogers, .Honoree. -,
Mrs. Roxie Church entertained last
night at her lovely home at Santa
Fe, complimentary to her charming
guest Mrs: M. H. Rogers, of Nash
VILE The house was decorated in
pink and white, a color scheme that
was most effectively carried out in
the lunch course which was served
at late hour. The house was bril-
liantly lighted with waxen tapers and
In most bewitchingly endowed al
cove Miss Bessie Walker served
frappe to the guests. Games were
enjoyed. Among the out-of.town
guests were: Mrs. George and Mrs.
Lester Kinzer, Mrs. Eugene Pigg and
Mrs. Lem Pigg, of Water Valley, Hen.
ry Jones and Ottie Richey, Ed Hight.
of Columbia, E. Galloway, of Theta,
and Mrs. Rogers, of Nashville.
Mrs. Calender Entertains.
Mrs. s. Ewing Calender very de-
lightfully entertained yesterday after
noon in honor of her charming guest,
Miss Mamie Gowen Dunn, with a |
book party. The clever invitation |
read:
ITO book party invite you to come,
And just to add suggestion Of fun,
l ask you to represent in your dress,
A book, at which we may guess"
The guests and the books repre-
sented by them were: Mrs. w M.
Chaffin, "Old rose and silver" Mrs.
]. c. Molloy, LUCILLE" Mrs. James l.
Fnney, 1.-THE servant in the house,"
Miss Callie Craig, THE yard stick
man." Miss Nettie Dew, 1.-THE lamp
lighters" Miss Mamie Dunn, The
white sister," Miss Sue Todd Walk
err, Roses in bloom" Mrs. Eugene
Anderson, "The successful wife,"
Miss Mary Carpenter, Innocence
abroad" Mrs. W. J. Dale, mill on the
floss" Mrs. Ulna Foster, Roses in
bloom" Miss Nellie Williamson,
Grains Of Dust" Miss Annie Evans,
THE rosary" Miss Lucia Frierson,
Rings and loveland;" Mrs. Branch
Solitaire" Miss Mary Ell.
Ia Fariss, "Tales Of two cities;" Mrs.
1.-The hidden heart" The
house was attractively decorated In
yellow and green, the color scname
being effectively carried out in tempt
ing refreshments. The guest books
we're attractive shamrocks and sug-
gested st. Patrick's day. The sue
,essful guesses were made by Miss
Mary Carpenter, Miss Lucia Frierson,
Miss Nellie Williamson and Miss An
lie Evans. Straws were drawn to de-
,ermine who would win the prize,
handsome book. 1t was won by Miss |,
Annie Evans, who gracefully present
I'd it to the honoree. +
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At Rock.
Mrs. Arthur Langston charmingly
a number Of friends We'd :
lesday afternoon at rock at her beau :
iful country home at AshwOod. At
er a spirited game was played dainty
we're served. The par.
ors were decorated in spring flowers.
century Club Musical.
One of the most delightful events
n the history of the Century Club
vas the musical by the troubadoufs
t $3.50 o'clock last night. The mu- =
ical program. one Of exceptional mer-
t, was followed by a dance that last
ID until the wee sma' hours NJ the
morning and was enjoyed b. large
lumber of the younger members Of +
be social set. There were about $50 Z
aides and gentlemen present at the 0
nusical. +
At the conclusion OF the program "
y the troubadours, the orchestra fur
ished music for the dance. The v
Ierman was led by William 8. Flem- n
ng, Jr., and Miss Cook. IL
The chaperones follow: Mr., and Il