The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-11-20

Wilkes, on the evening of the 18th in
stant The many friends of the bride
and groom assembled at the Presby-
terrain Church to witness the happy
event The Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Lewis
burg, performed the ceremony The
attendants were Misses Rothrock and
Wallace of Nashville, Miss Ruby Camp
bell of Lynnville, and Miss Sue Wilkes
of Culleoka, Messrs. Yves EYins, Wave
FARES, Jonas and Elem Thomas. Mr..
Jonas Thomas came from his work in
st. Louis to play his part in the mar
riage, and to take a little peep into his
home circle. The wedding party with
many invited guests, were highly en-
tertained at the pretty residence of Mr.
Frank Moore. Refreshments, substan-
tial, elegant and in rich abundance,
were royalty served, and for this grand
wedding feast and delightful evenings
entertainment the guests are unable to
duly thank their host and hostess.
They had not forgotten that only twice
had the flowers bloomed since their
own happy wedding day.
The attendants, or some of them, still
| linger in our midst. Friday night the
young people were entertained at Mr..
Abernathys; and Saturday night sew
| eral were entertained there in honor of
| the Misses Campbell and Miss Jen-
nings.
Sunday Miss Brownie Tomlinson
entertained a number in honor of her
guests Misses Campbell, Of Lynn vile.
| Monday Misses Brownie Tomlinson,
Pearl and Ruby Campbell, Kit Flem-
| ing, Nicely Alternately and Katie Hen
derson spent the day at Hillsdale with
barbara" andIher visitor, Miss Carrie
jennings, of Mt. Pleasant. A party of
merrier girls could not be found. How
all our household did enjoy the sun
shine of their presence! Substitute"
saws, ait was one-trace affair" and
goes on to quote DR.. Parkhurst on the
| unit theory. Pshaw! We've seen lots
of pulling done with one string. After
thinking deliberately about it, and that
two might be better, each one of us
sought the other trace. at Capt. Loves
last night. Taking it altogether, we
did more beautifully The masculine
gender were at their best, and we had a
pleasant evening at progressive jack
straws, and the refreshments at the
close added the finishing touch that
made the evening "perfectly lovely
Mr.. Turner was awarded the prize, he
being the only one that progressed
every time. Four drew for the BOBBY
prize, Mr.. John Thomas getting tht
shortest straw. Mr.. Turner carried his
boauet home, but Mr.. Thomas neglected
to take home his bundle of straws tieC
with blue ribbon. Mt. Pleasant, lynn
willie and Bigbyville had better look on
= or we will transfer some of their fail
: daughters from their homes.
e We must give the older people tn
biggest half of the credit for our pleas
d ures. Their Inequalities are unbounded
a Their doors are ever thrown wide opeI
= for the entertainment OF the youni
e people. ~
a The Misses Campbell will go to &c
y lumbia Thursday to visit friends.
Z Our new preacher at the Methods
I Church, Bro. Johnston and his family
:. are here and we have already take
y them into our hearts. May God hei
v him and us in our work for the Maste
Miss Sallie Smiser went TO Nashvill
Saturday, and as she returns from he
visit there will stop with Columbi
friends.
Miss Laura Taylor is with Miss 81
e Wilkes.
E. Mrs. Richard Wilkes has gone
II Fayetteville to see her sister, who col
e. tinues quite III.
z. MFR. Jonas Thomas will return to h
III work in st. Louis tomorrow. Han
al some. genial and entertaining, v
m vouId like to have him in our midst q
e. the time; but we are willing to give l
at our bows when they, as does ions