The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-05
SOCIETY,".
Dance for Young Folks

ess at a dance for number of her
young society friends Friday evening
at her home on West Seventh street.
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House Party.
J Miss Jessie Reese entertained with
a house party from Thursday till
Monday at her home Rest House"
on the Hampshire pike. Her guests
were Louella Taylor, Addie Tayor
and Mary March, and Charles Sulli-
van, Brunette Smith and Granville
/ Taylor, of Petersburg, and DR.. ]. G.
Taylor, of Fayetteville
(, Ball at the Bethel House.
The Thanksgiving ball at the Beth
ell House which was given by the la
dies of the city Friday night, from 9
till 2, was another one of those sue
cessful social affairs at this popular
hostelry. The function was one man
aged exclusively by the gentler sex,
and proved that they know when
things are done in the right manner
The music was furnished by the local
orchestra, with Veto Pelleterri, OF
Nashville, as the vioinist. There
were about seyenty-ive couples pres
ent and participating in the pleasures
of the evening, many of them coming
from a distance.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
One Of the most pleasing and most
beautiful OF the Thanksgiving enter
tainments was that of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Dale, Jr, for Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Looney Walker Friday night. The
decorations were of red and green,
red tapers shedding their soft light
throughout the rooms. In the sitting
room were arranged the tables where
rock was played in the early portion
OF the evening. A three course
luncheon was served In the dining
room after the games. The table
center piece was of cluny lace on
which was a silver plaque with sill
yer vase of red roses. Suitable SOU
venirs for the honor guests were dis
tributed, and the palce cards were
red hearts.
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Linen Shower.
On Friday afternoon Miss Gladys
Dedman will give a linen shower to
compliment Miss Martha Williamson,
charming bride of the month.
Miss Hight Entertains.
Miss Leila Hight is is entertaining
few friends at dinner today at her
home near Glendale. A menu of sew
eral courses is served from an artis-
tically decorated table. Those pres
ent were Misses Annette and Lillian
Denton, Mamie and Lurlie Dillahay
Mary Holt and Catherine Ray.
Fraser-T amer.
Tuesday evening at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Tanner, at $3.50 o'clock, on EN-
barge street, their daughter, Miss
Bertha, was given in marriage to
Make Fraser, Rev. w. T. Ussery pro
nouncing the ceremony. Following
the ceremony, which was in the pres
ence of only very few friends out
side of the family, refreshments were
served and congratulations were re-
ceived by the couple. This morning
they departed for the home of the
grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. SEQ
fed Fraser, at Dark's Mills, where
they will visit until Saturday morn
ing Make Fraser is a most excel
lent young man, and for the past sew
era months has been connected with
the Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co.,
while his bride is equally popular
with her friends, and has been sales
lady at Kuhn's. They will retain
their present connection with their
present employers, and will have
rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner,
Miss Mckay Hostess.
One of the most delightful occa-
sions of the season was a bird supper
given on Thursday evening by Miss
Margaret Mckay in honor of Miss
Mary Lee Gray and Miss Ellen ia
cobs, guests of Miss Elizabeth Oak
ley. The colonial Mckay home was
artistically decorated in holly and fes-
toons of clamatis vines, with vases
of pink chrysanthemums and ferns,
the clor scheme being pink and
green. Covers were laid for the fol-
lowing: Misses Elizabeth Oakley,