The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. BerryhllI, Editor.

Mrs. Berryhlll, Editor.
Telephone 40. kindly report as early as con
venieni-
Mrs. Wallace Moore was the hostess
Friday afternoon Of the Bridge Club in
her pleasant country home near Bethle-
hem. The game of 500 was played in
stead OF the regular game Of bridge.
Several rounds Of the game we're played
at four tables, Mrs. Ben Herring win
ming the high-score prize, half dozen
cut glass sherbet cups; the second prize
fell to Mrs Corker Jackson. It was an
attractive fern dish The consolation
favor, a pretty hand embroidered under
garment. was drawn by Mrs. George
Eader and presented to Mrs. Henry
Head, sr. Among the out-of-town
guests to enjoy the hospitality Of the
popular hostess we're Mrs. Harry Shell
ton, OF Bristol, Va, who was the house
guest Of Mrs. George Eader
Mrs. Bessie Herring Hubbard enter
tanned Saturday afternoon with a four
tabled auction bridge party in honor Of
: Mrs. J. G. Mcclure, Of Memphis, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Harris
Parks. The reception rooms OF the
pretty Herring bungalow. Oyerbrook, .
west Of town were tastfully arranged
with potted plants and cut zenias, the
flowers lending a gay note by their
brilliant red color. The tally cards
contained halloween design. The
score was kept by Mrs. Hubbard and
Mrs. Herman Deitzel. The high score
prize, guest towel was won by Mrs.
Harris Banks. A filigree and glass
scent bottle was presented to Mrs Nc
Clure as guest favor The delightful
refreshments were creamed chicken,
pudding with egg and wine sauce and
fruit salad. Among the guests present
were Mrs. Henry Head, ST., Mrs. Hay
don Head, OF Sherman, Texas, and Mrs.
Richard Dake Of Nashville, who are
house guests at The Beeches".
Miss Charlotte Alexander was the
hostess Thursday OF the 500 club, hay
ing as an honor guest Miss Fan Thomas
OF Memphis who is visiting her for sew
eral days. The club game was played
at six tables, Miss Katherine Mayes
winning the high score prize and Miss
Ramona Pease the second prize. Both
we're prettily embroidered towels. A
pair Of silk stockings was given to Miss
Thomas by her hostess. Cream and
cake was served on the tables after the
game.
Mrs. Harris Parks gave a most de-
lightful bridge-luncheon Tuesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs j. G. Mcclure of
Memphis. Fourteen guests were pres
emit to enjoy the game and the delight
full luncheon served in four courses.
The dining room where the affair was
held was banked with ferns, the table
having as centerpiece huge cut glass
tube OF brilliant zenias on reflector
resting in bed OF zenias and asparagus
fronds. Place cards, monogramed with
the honoree's initials, marked the covers
for the fourteen guests Nosegays of
zenias were tied to the stems Of cocktail
glasses. The highest score for club
members was made in the game by
Mrs. Chas. Cobb and that for guests by
MEs. Henry Head, Sr. They we're re-
spectively silk stockings and handker-
chiefs. Mrs. Mcclure was presented
with crocheted reading-light mat as a
special favor.
The Review Club met in the newly
remodeled home Of Mrs. Dir. Carlton on
Main street, Tuesday afternoon. This
residence, known as the Murphy place
heretofore, is one Of the most taste
fully arranged and pleasant homes in
town, the club meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon being an opening Of it to the
Review Club members, in which club
Mrs. Carlton is a popular and skillful
leader. The subject OF the afternoon s
study THE First Act in The Life of
Julius Ceasar" one Of a series Of
studies OF the book by Shakespear, was