The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-07-11
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SOCIETY.
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Mrs. Porter's Reception.
complimentary to Mrs. A. Looney
Walker, a bride Of June, Mrs. G. A.
Bradley, of Jackson, Miss, and Miss
Annie Leicester Huston, Mrs Henry
Ashton Porter on Thursday after
noon gave ore of the most beautiful
and ambitious receptions Of the unus-
ually gay season. The hall of the
Porter home was resplendent in vel
low hydrangias and the reception
rooms were lovely in decorations OF
mink hydranSias. The dining room
was most artistic in color scheme
of pink, sweet peas and Killarney
roses.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Por-
ter and the three lovely honorees
were Mrs. Henry Osgood Fulton, Mrs.
John Cant, and Mrs. Henry Archi-
bald Moore. In the reception, hall
Mrs. C. A. Parker, ST., Miss Emma
Harlan, Miss Mary Willie Frierson,
Mrs. Frank Nicholson and Mrs. Eu-
gene Anderson, while assisting in the
dining room were Misses Mamie HILL
Rachel Moore, Minnie Fry, Mary Por-
ter, Annie L. Jones and Elizabeth
Russell. In a beautiful alcove frappe
was served BY Misses Mary Rainey
and Martha Williamson. A delicious
ice course carrying into artistic ef-
feet the color scheme Of pink and
white was served.
For Miss Anderson.
Misses Irene and Caroline Williams
entertained delightfully."- on Wednes-
day evening in honor of their attrac-
tive guest, Mis- Edith Anderson, of
Nashville. The hostesses were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Frank Will
liams, the honoree and DR.. james
Williamson. Rock was played at sew
en- tables on the veranda, which was
lighted by imported Japanese Ian
terms. The effect was very pleasing
as the soft light from these fell upon
the prettily gowned young ladies and
their escorts in a setting Of flowers,
palms and ferns. Frappe was serv'
ed by the dainty little nieses of the
hostesses, Irene and Caroline Will
liams, and after the game there was
an ice course.
Return Home After Visit Here.
Mrs. Geo. E. Cater, of Admission
and Mrs. j. L. Pippen, Of Birming
ham, and their children have return
ed to their homes after visit OF
three weeks to Mrs. U. H. Foster
During their stay in Columbia they
were the recipients of much social at
tention.
House Guests Of Miss Erwin.
Miss Maggie Lee Erwin has had as
her guests during the past week Miss
es Minnie Bell Dean, Of Caney
Spring, and Madeline Grove, of Raj
ly Hill, and T w. Grove, of st. Lou
is During the week there were
many features of entertainment ano
pleasure for the guests who made
number of friends while on the visit
They have returned to their homes
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Misses Williams Hostesses.
On wednesday afternoon Misses
Caroline ana Irene Williams were the
gracious hostesses at enc of the most
beautiful of the many charming SO
cial features of the past month. Ths
honoree was Mrs. Trezevant Yeat
man, a recent bride with great charm
of person and gifts of mind, to whom
Columbia bids a most cordial wei
come. The guests we're received In
the parlors in the midst of banks Of
cool ferns ana snow white blossoms
The Misses Williams were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Frank VII
liams, Mrs. u. H. Foster, Mrs. II. r
Figures and Mrs. w. P. Morgan
After welcomes were said, the scene
shifted to the broad piazzas and roll
ing lawn. These had been converted
into a veritsble bower Of flowers;
modest pansies. bright faced roses
stately lilies, great nodding heads o.
pink hydrangeas, with the beautiful
greens of feathery asparagus, anc
Boston fe.n-truly wealth OF bios
som such as the eye is permitted &c
feast upon. Swinging beneath boushi