The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
SOCIETY.

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House Party of Mise 6rownlow.
Miss Zulema Brownlow Is the host
ess of a delightful house party at her
charming home on West Sixth street.
The guests, which number six, have
arrived and will be- with Miss Brown
low until Monday. They are Misses
Sarah Leach and Emma Kari F
Of Gallatin, and Messrs. Nicely Leake,
Of Franklin, KY, Capt. Roy Erwin, Of
Bellbuckle, and William and Charles
Craig, of Gallatin.
Miss -GreenIaw Stormed.
One Of the delightful social events
of the younger social sets was the
storm party at Miss Margaret Green.
laws last night in compliment to her
attractive guest Miss Sara Lee Kirk
patrick, of Nashville. The young folks
organized a storm party and Visited
the beautiful Creealaw home where
music, dancing and delicious refresh
ments were enjoyed. Among the
guests were the members of Miss Zu-
lena Brownlow's house party.
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Miss Nicholson Entertains.
Miss Helen Nicholson entertained,
most delightfully."- Friday night at her
beautiful home in South Columbia in
honor of her two attractive guests,
Misses Mary Jones and Jennie May
Sowell Of Spring l1ill The house
was lovely in its decorations Of pot
ted plants and ferns, color scheme
of pink and green that was also artis-
tically carried into The refreshments.
Upon entering The home frappe was
served in G charming little alcove by
little Misses Nell Page and Lorraine
Raines. The evening was most de-
! lightfully spent in progressive rock
and several beautiful E.usical selec-
lions were rendered. At late hour
most delectable ICE course was
served
Miss BroWnIow Stormed.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie of the city stormed Miss Zulema
Brownlow and her party of house
guests Saturday evening. Two or
three hours were very delightfully."-
spent in dancing and other forms of
amusement. An ice course was serv-
ed late in the evening.
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Kitchen Shower.
Ladies of the Methodist church on
Saturday afternoon rendered at the
residence Of Mrs. w. Lafayette
wilkes, Of Culleoka, kitchen show
or to Mrs. Leonard Redding, recent
bride, upon the occasion of her be-
ginning housekeeping. Numerous
and appropriate presents were given
and delicious refreshments served. A
guest register was kept.
Dance at Bethel House.
The men of both the married and
unmarried elements of the city will
be hosts at large dance at the Beth
ell House Friday evening to compli-
ment the ladies of Columbia and
their guests. Music will be furnish
ed by three pieces from Vito PeIle-
tieri's orchestra, of Nashville. The
dancing will begin at S:45 promptly.
To Compliment Miss Leach.
Miss Emma Claire Moore entertain
ed very charmingly at auction bridge
Monday afternoon from to 6 o'clock
in honor of Miss Sarah Leach, the at
tractive guest of Miss Zulema Brown
low. The guest list was limited to
twelve Of the younger society ele-
ment of the city. After the game a
delicious ice course was served the
guests.
CoIIier-utz Marriage.
OF much interest to, his friends In
this county will be the announce
ment of the recent marriage Of Les
lie Collier to Miss Mary Utz at Wash
ington, D. c., the home of the bride.
The wedding was quite an elaborate
one, and the young couple was show
cred with gifts from their friends.
Mr.. Collier formerly lived in Culle0-
ka and Columbia.
For Miss Abbey.
Complimentary to Miss Abbey, of
Iowa, the charming guest Of Mrs Ed
ward Abbey, Of Culleoka, the young
folks of that section had most de-
lightful picnic supper at the Indian