The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-07-12
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Picnic at culIeoka.
A large party of young people from
Culleoka, Glendale, Bryant Station,
ELL Station and Campbell's Station
spent the fourth most enjoyably in
an old fashioned picnic at Coffey's
Grove, near Culleoka. A great re-
past was spread on the grounds be-
meath the spreading oaks.
Miss overton Entertains.
Miss Josephine Overton entertain
cd in honor of Miss Cobb, of Pulaski,
Miss Mildred COPYRIGHT, of Nashville,
and Miss Sadie Walker, of Goodwin.
There was music and number of
games and contests. Refreshments
we're served at a seasonable hour.
The splendid home was beautifully
decorated with ferns and cut flowers.
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For Miss Maxwell.
Complimentary to her charming
guest, Miss Annie Maxwell, of Bigby-
Vile, Mrs. John Leonard Nelson enter
tanned most delightfully."- at her beauti-
ful home at Culleoka Friday evening.
Delicious refreshments were served
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Entertain In Honor or Guests.
Master Clarence Hester entertained
about thirty-five of his little friends
from Z to 10 o'clock Friday evening in
honor of his house guest, Master
Clyde Mcdaniel, of Decherd, Tenn.
The lawn was lit up with various col
ored Japanese lanterns and in one
corner of the yard was found for
tune teller's tent where the future
was made an open book for the young
Americans. The house was prettily
decorated with cut flowers, the col
or scheme was pink and yellow.
There were contests by the guests in
which Master Clyde Mcdaniel and
Mis- Ruth Thomas won the first prize
and Leon owen and Miss Annie Mai
Christley won the second prize A
delightful ice course was served.
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Storm Party.
A number of the younger society
set of the city banded themselves
together Tuesday night and stormed
Miss Charlotte Hughes. The young
hostess proved herself equal to the
and after the guests had as
,embled she served them with frappe
md later dancing was enjoyed.
Sunday School Banquet.
Members of the large class of Miss |
Charlotte Smiser in the Sunday !
school of Central Presbyterian
church, U. S. A., are looking forward |
With much pleasure to the banquet
o be given for them at the Sunday
chool room tomorrow night. This
lass is composed of boys and is one
# the largest and most interesting
o be found in any country Sunday
chool of the state. The interest
hown by the members of the class
n the study of the Bible and their
in attendance are large
Y due to the efficient, painstaking /
nd consecrated work of their most
apable teacher /;
ion Book Club.
Tuesday afternoon the inviting
ountry home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
S j. Cayce was thrown open to the i
ion Book Club and a few invited !
vests, Misses Martha and Hattie
ayce being the charming hostesses,
SISTED by Henry Cayce. A yarie-
Y of beautiful plant sand flowers
lade the house very attractive. A
lscious grape juice was served the
uests upon their arrival, while an
iegant ice course and bon bons were
erved later. The only thing de-
acting from the pleasure Of the
uests was the absence of Mrs 6
ayce from the social circle, owing 6
, illness. However, the guests we're
lvited into her room where many
God wishes were made for her
peedy recovery, as she is a favorite
18th all who know her. The next
leeting will be with Miss Sadie Ste
henson.