The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-02-20
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TO Compliment S. S. Glass.

To Compliment S. S. Glass.
Mrs. Ed Turner entertained beau
tifully On Friday evening at her home
on West Ninth street in honor Of her
Sunday School class. About twenty
OF the young people were present to
enjoy her hospitality. The house
was decorated in hearts, ami the
guests played progressive games.
Valentine cards were cut up and the
little ones were required to fit them
together so that they would match.
The valentine idea was earned out
in the refreshments, which were serv-
ed at the end of the games. The
hours were from to II.
For Miss Rainey.
Complimentary to Miss Addie
Rainey, bride of this week, Miss An
ME Turner Sheegog entertained most
charmingly on Saturday afternoon at
her home on the Pulaski pike. The
house was most attractively decorat-
ed, pink candles and pink Killarney
roses being most effectively used.
The color scheme was carried into
the refreshments very artistically.
They were also suggestive of Valen-
tines day, heart shaped minis being
used. Miss Sheegog was assisted in
receiving by Misses Mary and Addie
Rainey, Louise Frierson, Ruth Flem-
ing, Elizabeth Looney and Elizabeth
Watson. One of the beautiful fea-
lures of the entertainment was the
appearance of little Frederick Will
liamEvans as cupid driving a little
pink cart. Hundreds of handsome
linen pieces, gifts to the bride-elect
attested her popularity among wide
circle Of friends.
Students Meeting at Century Club.
The meeting of the Students Club
at the Century Club Saturday was a
most interesting one. One of the
best of the many fine programs of the
whole year was enjoyed by large
number of the members. Mrs. Ev-
erett being out of town, her paper on
Crawford type of psychological
novel" was ably written and splendid
ly read by Miss Charlotte wilkins.
AS she told of the very queer and
frugal lives lived by these dear peo-
pie of Crawford, the interest and SYM
pathy of her hearers was intense.
Miss wilkins brought out the fine
depths of the characters. Miss Caro-
Ign Williams led in the discussion OF
SIS 1t Necessary to Tell the TRUTH"
The discussion was very animated.
Books were exchanged by the men,
bers of the club.
To Compliment Four Brides.
In compliment to the four brides Of
the season, Miss Addie Rainey, and
Mesdames Paul Brownlow, Bertram
, Dedman and Ewing Ramon, Miss
, Carrie Smith entertained charmingly
the Cosmopolitan Club Monday after
noon from to 5. In honor of the
, glad occasion, the house was beauti-
fully decorated in carnations, JON
quils, and other spring flowers. Auc-
; ton bridge was played at five tables.
After the conclusion of the game a
, delicious two course luncheon was
served to the guests, Miss Smith
was assisted in receiving her guests
!, by the four honorees.
Reception at c. M. A.
! Cards have been Issued to the ele-
CANT reception to be given at the Co.
> lumbia Military Academy from four
to six o'clock Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Henri Carlton Weber and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Weber.
A Notable Triumph.
Miss Nell Atkinson, the accom-
plished and versatile teacher of the
class of expression of the Columbia
Institute, was showered with congrat
ulations on Tuesday as result OF
g the successful presentation of the
Merchant of Venice by her class al
the New Grand on the night before
From every quarter came messages
that were most gratifying to Miss At
kinson and the members of her bril-
I liant class, all couched in the most
cordial terms. The occasion was in
i deed a great triumph for Miss Atkin
son personally as we'll as for hel