The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-27
SOCIETY.

. SOCIETY.
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Ok O'Clock Dining.
Mrs. Robert Pillow entertained q
number of her friends Thursday even.
ing to compliment her sister. Mrs. w.
B. Myers of Memphis, and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Gordon Cowie. OF Washing.
Won City, at a six o'clock dining.
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Entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sowell, Of
near Santa Fe, entertained at their
home Thursday night, several Of their
friends being present. Rock and 9th.
q games were played. and refresh.
nents served ut the conclusion. An
interesting contest was the search
for the ring which was concealed in
q cake, and which was found BY Burr
Mckee. Those who attended from
Columbia were G. =. Hight and Burr
MsKee.
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OK O'Clock Dining.
Miss Charlotte Fariss was the
charming hostess of q six o'clock din
A@ Thursday evening In compliment
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Love Taylor,
j., of Washington City. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Gramig, Jr, OF Louisville,
Covers were spread for eight. The
dining room was decorated in a pro.
fusion of cut flowers and white can.
dies, the color scheme OF white and
pink prevailed. Pink carnations was
The flower used and in the center Of
the handsome dining table was cut
glass vase filed with these dainty
towers. Miss Fariss was assisted In
the evenings entertainment by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. F. Fariss.
Mrs. Taylor will be remembered az
Miss Lila Tolley, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M Tolley, and was one Of
the most popular young ladies Of this
county.
Six Hand Euckre.
Mrs. w. B. Wooten entertained at
six hand euchre Wednesday afternoon
At her home on North High street In
honor of Mrs. Owen Hendley. The
game was played at six tables and
after a spirited contest delicious
lunch course was served.
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Storm Party.
Little Miss Ellen Douglas Everett
vas the hostess of storm party at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
y. F. Everett, on West Sixth street
Friday evening. Interesting children's
games were played, after which a
dainty Ice course was served. The
guests were little Misses Narcisse
fleming, Zulema Brownlow. Sara
Leach, Tincy Cakes, Margaret Green
law. Mary Gordon. and Masters Ewing
Everett, Fred Stephenson and Ned
osrmack.
Luncheon for Mrs. Bowser.
Mrs. C. A. Bowser, Of Los Angeles,
cal.,was the charming honoree OF q
Birthday luncheon given by her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Floyd, 81
their lovely home at Spring Hill on
Friday. The house was most appro-
priately decorated in ferns and the
seasons flowers. The dining table
vas work of art, In the center being
placed large cake In the center OF
which were twenty-one candles, de
noting the age Of the honoree. A
number Of very handsome presents
we're received. At the conclusion Of
luncheon, which was served in fve
courses, Mrs. Bowser, who has VIII
Ten several short stories, gave a most
enjoyable reading. The following
were present: MT. and Mrs. George
Fsrgerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chap
pell Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibbs, MT
and Mrs. L. N. Better, Mrs. c. ]. Wat
son and daughter, Miss Abbie Chap
peIl, Miss Almeata Furgerson, Miss
Josie Furgerson.
Celebrated Lees Birthday.
The pupils of Mcdowell School eel
eOrated the birthday of Robert q. Lee
Thursday afternoon with appropriate
exercises. A number Of recitations
we're given and two splendid papers
we're read, one on Lees Home and