The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15

hair ferns.--Banner.
Afternoon Tea. y@ss \
n MrsFaW d. Hastingss was the
hostess Tuesday afternoon at tea
given to compliment Mrs, Harvey
Ware, Mrs. John Chichester, of Bir-
mingham; Mrs. Robert Alternately, of
New York, the house guests of Mrs.
F. F. Everett, and Mrs. Forrest Ma
jor. The house was artistically dec
Grated, autumn leaves, berries and
chrysanthemums were used in pro-
fusion throughout the different rooms
and the lights from the many waxen
J tapers bringing out in relief the
bright yellows and reds of the au-
tumn foliage. Receiving with Mrs.
Mrs. Hastings In the drawing room
were the honorees, Mrs. Frank Ever
EFT, Mrs. A. e. Sheldon and Mrs. w.
NJ Chaffin. In the dining room Mes
danes Robert Sparrow and Ernest
McLemore served tea with a salad
course from a prettily decorated Ia
BILE, they were assisted by Misses
Mary Taylor, Rebecca Stephenson
and Mittie Elan. The color note Of
yellow was carried out in the dining
Iroom. Fruit punch was served In the
hall by Miss Mary Carpenter and
Mrs. w. j. Dale. Others receiving in
1.-THE hall were Mrs. James Andrews
and Mrs Ed Looney. In the library |
chocolate and waters were served |
from daintily appointed table by
Mrs. John T. Wooten.
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Afternoon Tea.
Mrs. W. d. Hastings will be hostess
OF an informal afternoon tea Tues
day from 3 to o'clock to compli-
lment Mesdames Harvey Ware and
Forrest Major, of the city, and Mrs.
John Chichester, of Birmingham, and
Mrs Robert Alternately, Of New York
The guest list will be composed of
a limited number of married ladies.
Cafe chantante.
The Cafe Chantante to have been |
given at the Columbia Institute on
Nov. SO has been indefinitely post
poned. 4
Complimentary to Guests.
Complimentary to Mrs. Alternately,
of Nashville, Mrs. Appleby, of Pulas-
ki, and Mrs. F.. X. Harwell, of Nash
vile, her charming guests, Mrs.
Frank f. Everett on Wednesday af-ii
ternoon gave delightful reception
and tea at her suspicious home on {
West Sixth street The house was
beautiful in its decorations of flowers
which were sent by friends of Mrs.
Everett A color scheme Of yellow
was most artisticaIly and effectively
used n the decorations and also in
The ices. Most dIectable refresh
nents we're served. III
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Mnitthorne-Asl1worth.
Among the most brilliant social :
events of the season at Nashville :
was the Whitthor ne-Ashworth we'd =
ling which took place at the home of 1
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Ashworth- in that city Wednesday =
evening at $50 O'Clock. The Ten -
lessean gives the following account =
# the event: -
Adding to Thea list of prominent =
weddings was that of Miss Mary #
lckerson Ashworth and w. C. Whit
horne, Jr., which was brilliantly SOL :
last evening at o'clock at 2
he home Of the brides parents, Mr..
md Mrs. William Seawell Ashworth .
The home was deliberately decorated II
or the event The wedding guests q
moulded a number of friends and rela- :
ives, and before the ceremony mu- -
ical program Of many beautiful Sc 4
ections was given, by Frederick E.
'arrar, a pianist, who also played thef
Wedding music; Miss Aelda Wagon
r. and Ed Handley, yocalists. The Z
ministers were DR.. J. s. 10
French, Of McKendree church and =
Dr.. James !. Vance, of the First Pres 4
,yterian church. The reception suite !
# the Ashworth home was decorated :
With a profusion Of evergreens and 7
The wood work and &
were draped with LACK
son vine, the broad stairway Of the =
hall down which the bridal party
came, was framed i'm the vine andii'
IN the front drawing room, where the .
ceremony was performed, the bridal Ia
party stood before an altar of palms, a,
ferns and specimen chrysanthemums, q,