The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-17

most favorably with any musical
conservatory-as the programs from
year to year have SHOWN.
Following is the program of last
evening.
PART
Quartette-D Trovatore de Verdi
..'... -. .'.Alpertl
Margaret McKennon, Sarah Leach,
49,. Engenia Sharp, Charlotte -.
:. -. -. .Lockridge.. -. -.
(a) Reverie... -. -. -. Atherton
(b) Torchlight March Scotson Clark
Mary Porter
Butterfly Etude... 49,. :. .Lavallee
Charlotte Lockridge
Duet-Hungarian Dance No. Z. go.
Annie Jones, Cornelia Brown
Etude in a. Flat. .Wollenhaupt
Elizabeth Young
Waltz, OPP. 70, No. las. Chopin
Margaret McKennon
If | Were Bird. ..... ...Henselt
Dora Williamson
End Piano Accompaniment-Miss
Ashton
PART II
Observation-Disclosures to the Dance.
90. -. weber
Annis Joyce, Sarah Afford, Miss
Ashton, Velma Wilson
Voices Of Spring.. -. ...Sinding
Winnie Davis
(a) Prelude A. Maj. 49,. Chopin
(b) Waltz, Op. SO No. p. Chopin
Charlotte Hughes
Dream OF Love-. $50. $3.50. List
Ruth Taylor
(a) Prelude C. Min. :. :. Chopin
(b) Polonaise Militaire.. ;. Chopin
Leah Sharp
Romeo Brillante. -. Weber
:. Dora Williamson -. 49,.
Concerto G. Min.N4 M Mendelssohn
Andante
Motto Allegro vivace
Marjorie Clark
Orchestra Part on End Piano Miss
Ashton
-
Mrs. Browns Reception.
Thursday afternoon from $3.50 to
500 the attractive home Of Mrs. J. |
Hugh Brown, near Ashwood was the !
scene Of large gathering, when one !
If tire most perfectly planned recep-
ions was given, complimentary to !
,er sister, Mrs. w. A. Haggot, Of .
Denver. Colorado, who was so charm
ng as Miss Lou Willie Cecil, Of |
Cross Bridges, more thoroughly
crowd never gathered I'M
Ter one roof than on this occasion
when friends from Mt. Pleasant, Zion,
cross Bridges and Columbia spent
he time In animated conversation,
each cosy work Of this inviting home
leld perfect wreath Of flowers,
rom the Veranda wreathed In
nowy siringa, the halls in pink
'eonies-and PLAQUES Of pink roses.
nd ferns, in the parlor and recep-
ion room sandwiches and orange Il
ces, tea was served from an exqui-
tie table which held the cut glass
unch bowl and glasses, in front of
7hich was an immense PLAGUE of +,
larshal neil roses and feathery
erms. Miss Elizabeth Harlan in
ainty costume of yellow Messaline !,
attn served the tea, while Miss I
.aclal Ashton and Mrs. Horace /
ecil passed the sandwiches. Mrs. |;
rown in lingerie frock with pink i
ccessories was assisted by Mrs. w.
. Walker in welcoming the guests, {
lso by Mrs. John w. Cecil, and the I
cry cordial greetings delighted the &
uests, Mrs. Haggot was elegantly S
owned in bluee embroidered crepe +
e chime. The dining room was low /
silly decorated in pink roses and /
comics, the polished table with its
ice center piece and mats, had as 4
S central ornament a large cut &
lass vase of La France roses, sur 10
FUNDED by bon bon dishes of pink d
nd white minis ana sailed almonds, d
lrge plaques of pink and white il
comics were much admired, an ice
purse and strawberries were serv- o
d by Misses Harlan, Ashton, Lucy a
lobster and Miss Margaret Haggot, :
lie charming daughter of the hon a
ree The ideal day and this beauti- t
IL reception will never fade from N
he memory Of the guests. While the .
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