The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-11-04
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Anna d. Lilly, Social Editor

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Anna d. Lilly, Social Editor
Miss Quisenberry entertained her Sun
day school class very delightfully."- on We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on Woodland
Avenue.
Mrs Geo. Bogard entertained several of
her friends with an Alhambra party Sat
urday evening, in honor of her guest Mrs.
Charles Baber.
Miss Sara Quisenbery entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with chatting dish
party and on Saturday with lovely tea in
honor of her guests.
Mr. Miller Lackey gave '1tacky party
on Halloween which was greatly enjoyed.
The costumes were funny and with dane
ing and delightful refreshments the even
ing passed all to quickly.
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One of the pretty entertainments of the
week was a Halloween party given by
Miss Elizabeth Terrill on Friday evening
1t was fancy costume occasion and many
unique affairs were introduced to make the
evening success.
Miss Ellen Gibson Miller gave an Alham-
bra party on Saturday afternoon in compli-
ment to her visitor, Miss Madrue Farris,
Others who enjoyed the afternoon were,
| Miss Cynthia and Mamie May Davidson,
and Messrs Vefmillion, Shearer, Jet, and
Robt. Simmons.
After the show the guests were charming
~ entertained with chatting dish party
at the home of the hostess.
The young ladies of Madison Institute
spent merry evening on Halloween, a
their Masquerade ball. The fancy dresse:
were unusually pretty, and some yer.
laughable.
No gentlemen were admitted and thu
young ladies demonstrated their ability t.
find happiness without the opposite sex.
: Dancing was enjoyed till eleven O'Clock
, when fruit punch and sandwiches wer,
served.
Miss Matte Tribble was hostess of al
elegant luncheon on Wednesday at on
: o'clock The table was exquisite with cen
r terpiece OF lace and graceful arrangement
, of yellow chrysanthemums and smilaz
+, while delicious menu consisting of sever
courses was served.
: A pleasing feature of the day was con
t test of authors in which Mrs. B. L. Mid
, dleton carried off the prize. Besides tn
hostess and her mother there were present
Mrs. Geo. Phelps, Mrs. Dan Chenault, Mr..
L Mary B. Clay, Mrs. Jim Neal, Mrs. Tor
ChenauIt, Mrs Geo Pickles, Mrs. Caperto
q and Misses Margaret Miller, Julia Higgins
{. Madee Burnam and Helen Bennett.
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The kitchen and dining room Shove
held at the Christian church on Frida
evening was one of the most enjoyable el
tertainments of the Fall. A large crow
gathered in the assembly rooms at tt
!. appointed hour, and from seven till tie
. good cheer and fellowship prevailed. Tt
| rooms were gayly decorated with autumn
leaves, chrysanthemums and pumpkin
suggestive of the frosty Halloween;
k fact, you lost sight. of the chill withou
while enjoying the warmth and hospital
!, within. Here chocolate, coffee and san
: witches were served, and the little foil
pinned leaves on the guests as they wei
q away.
y The shower was one of many blessing
+, T as the long table filled with pretty chin
!. glass and kitchen utensils attested b
:. tween the hours of ten and eleven as Il
y lights burned low and the pumpkin fac
- smiled more family, the guests departe
: carrying with them many happy memoirs
l, of the first Halloween in the new churc