The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10

SuhuicoliChb UuIucu WHO Wdx0n La-
pers and the soft light thrown Upon
the scene was enhancing. The hand
somely gowned and comfy ladies'
blended into, the picture and made a
perfect blending Of natures beauty
work. The guest list was composed
of Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Millet the
honorees, the hostess and Mrs. Robt.
L. Mckinney, Mrs. w. J. Dale. Sr.,
Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. Robert Pill
low and Mrs. J. P. Street. Mrs. Full.
ton was handsomely attired In a
gown of yellow Powered silk with
overdress of white net.
Mrs. Millet wore handsome Pa
risian creation Of mauve crepe de
chene.
Mrs. Hutton wore an elegant cos.
tune of white and black foulard.
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For Madams Hutton-MiIlet
Mrs. Joseph Lawson Hutton and
her guest Mrs. Millett were the honor
ees Thursday at one o'clock of an ele-
CANT luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Robert L. Mckinney on West Seventh
street. The Mckinney home was a
brilliant scene of spring verdure. The
parlors, halls and dining room were a
bevy of cut fiowers-pink roses, VIC
let's and narcissus were used for this
effectiveness. White waxen tapers
and crystal holders furnished a soft
| light for the occasion and threw such
mellow halo over the scene thar one
was impressed as being in the midst
of an immense flower garden. The
dining table was covered with hand
some French Cluny lace piece. Gov
ers were laid for ten and hand paint
ed place cards were used. A splendid
seven course lunch was served. The
guest list was composed Of Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Hutton, Mrs. Millett, Mrs.
Thomas Nelso Jones, Mrs. John Ruhm,
and guest Miss McGill, Of Mt. Pleas
ant; Mrs. w. ]. Dale, Jr., Mrs. Mary
Watkins, Miss Rebeoca Carpenter,
Mrs. H. o. Fulton.
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Miss Moore Hostess.
Miss Inez Rogers Moore, of Bigby-
vile, charmingly entertained several
friends Thursday evening at the home
of her aunts, Misses Mamie and Eliza
Moore. The young men musician dis
coursed music on stringed instru-
ments accompanied by piano accom-
panied by young lady performers. Re-
freshments were served. All had
merry time. , The following were in
attendance: Harry Maxwell, Austin
Nix, Talmadge Worley, Of Columbia:
Kenneth Lowell, Curtiss Ward, Jimmy
Sowell, Walker Erwin, Charlie Thorn
as, Amos Matthews, Howard Perry,
w. Thomas Garden, Joe l.. Matthews,
and Bingham Sowell, J. M. William
son, of Nashville; and Misses Lena
Cayce, Annie Maxwell, Lula Gidcomb,
Mary Thomas, Edna Lowell, Sallie
Matthews, Inez Moore, Daisy Evans.
Mamie Lowell, Frances Garden, Annie
Sowell and Mary Sanders.
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Six O'Clock Dining.
Miss NAME Moore was the hostess
at an elegant six o'clock dining at
her home on West Ninth street Satur-
day to compliment her guest Miss
Aimee Hendricks, Of Lewisburg, and
Miss Harriet Gates, of Nashville, the
attractive guest of Miss Margaret
Dodson. Covers we're laid for ten.
White and pink carnations were the
chosen flowers for the occasion and in
the ices this scheme was carried out.
A six course menu was served. Miss
Moore was assisted In receiving by
Miss Dodson, whose guest was one
of the honorees.
At Lucheon.
Mrs. T. S. Green entertained fifteen
of her friends at an elegantly appoint
ed luncheon Wednesday at her home
near Dark's Mills. The occasion was
the 25th birthday of the attrat tive
hostess, who was attired in a hand
some receiving gown Of lavender crepe