The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-02-28


a few friends very pleasantly at he
home on Highland Park avenue OF
! Thursday evening. Rock was enjoy
ed until a late hour, when delightful
ices We're served. Those presen
were Misses Sadie Grimes, Rnbyt
Cheek, Mamie Jones. Lurline Thomp
son. and Messrs. Kinzer, Thompson
Hardison and Jones.
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Students Club. I
I The Students Club met in the la.
dies parlor of the Century Club Sat;
urday morning at 10 o'clock. A
splendid and scholarly paper written
by Miss Lucy Floyd, of Nashville;
was read before the club in a delight
full manner by Mrs. VIII Dale. !; The
club has arrangements. In progress
to have Mise SMALL. a most interest
j ing lecturer on Irish plays, give an
evenings entertainment in Columbia
in the near future, and great treat
is in store for all who may hear her.,
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Miss Myrtle Thomas as Hostess.
! Little Miss Myrtle Thomas, the, ten
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
0. Thomas entertained number of
her little friends at her home on Gar
den street Friday afternoon in thor
ough George Washington style. The
entertainment was given in homer of
little Misses Gladys and Ruth Hayes
who leave next week for Texas.
Every feature of the entertainment
was OF truly patriotic essence, the
national colors being the principal |
feature of the decorations and the
reminders of Geo. Washington being
interviewer everywhere The home
was decorated in the national colcrs,
and in the dining room there arose
from the lace center piece on the
dining table cherry tree from
which there hung the genuine cher
ries. Suspended from the chapde-
lier was large Ratchet, while the
fayors were little hatchets decorat-
ed in red, white and blue. There
was music and games, the principal
game being rock. A word contest.
words to be formed from the letters :
70 be found in the words George
was a feature, a prize
being given to the one forming the
argest number of correct words.
Miss Ruth Hayes was the winner. :
ce cream and cakes were served
md after dinner minis and sailed
lmonds followed. Those present | .
'ere Misses Glayds and Ruth Hayes. .,
'harlotte Scott, Eldred Reynolds, hi
Elizabeth Gilbreth, Christine Cakes. :.
'annie Digger, Theo and lisa bell !,
'aughn. Ailene Church, Sara Mel %
andless, Frank Wilsford. Mary Jane !
larris, Mary Louise Gresham and :,
evils Thomas. II :.
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isceIlaneous Shower. nr
Miss Mary Sowell and Miss ReLec- &c
Erwin gave miscellaneous show co
Friday afternoon from 8 to S at fu1
e Sowell home, in compliment to
rs Wallace Morgan, nee Miss Lyme La
atkins, a bride of last week. The M,
ceptlon room was tastefully decor, bu
eed with graceful ferns, cluster mi
crimson bells, were suspended see
om the ceiling by bands of ribbon. as
q the soft glow of many crimson Be
ndles in crystal candelabras, shed reg
beautiful light over the congenial the
rty of twenty-five friends while mo
~ congratulated the fair young rem
de, who was attired in rich toll. ton
OF satin with touches of lace. end how
corsage bouquet. She never an. Ain
'red more charming than on this pal,
opy occasion, for she possesses the TIE,
g traits of womanhood that win dai,
son,
Kisses Gertrude Erwin and Mary Iof
tkins conveyed a large crimson lace
ket to the bride, in which were pict
ny ceautlfui and useful miscella- dral
JUS snts. Later a delightful ice quis
rse was served by Misses Sowell and
Ee"ih' fon,
char
orina" Opening. feet
he "Florina" the handsome new part
room in the La Plaza theatre. was caps
'Wn open to the public last even cess
about five hundred visitors avail have
themselves of the opportunity of weel
ng one of the prettiest, most up der
ate and best e0uinned faa raor,e fair