The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-12-18

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Nashville. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Alta May,
TO Mr.. Walter Roberts, OF Columbia,
the wedding to take place at the home
OF the bride elect. 1913 Pine street, on
the afternoon of Dec "a.
i Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Wakefield
\ announce the marriage OF their daugh-
/ fer EVELYN, to Mr.. lack T. West To
take place on Wednesday. Dec. %, ar
| 3 O'Clock %. m., at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, at No. 81 Eleventh
street.
Mrs. F. VI. Beall entertained the
Friday Morning Whist Ciub Thursday
afternoon at clock. at the beautiful
| Arsenal home, complimentary to ner
guests, Mrs Ada Evans Austin and
Miss May Allen, of Atlanta. Ga
Besides tie regular club members,
Mrs. Beall had two extra tables OF
guests. The meeting Of the club was
for the purpose of affecting Its reor
Pauization for the winter. The rooms
were decorated in flags, crossed sabers
ana stacked guns. Mrs. Annie Bowen
won the highest score, and Mrs. Beall
kept the score. The score card was
most unique end original one. being
slice of watermelon with a plcKa
nlnnies head in the center. and around
the rind the words: way Down
South In Georgia. The caro- was
painted by the hostess and was her
own idea; and very happy one, IN
deed, as not only the honorees Dut the
hostess also are all Georglans. Salted
nuts were served through the game,
Inn
was served. Mrs. Beall' g guests were
Mrs Austin and Miss Allen, MRS. H.
q. Sparrow, Mrs Annie Bowen, Mrs.
G. A Parker, Mrs. ). w. Howard
Mrs w. c. Whltthorne, Mrs. RoDt.
Pillow, Mrs. J. L. Hutton, Mrs. Sam
Holding, Mrs James A. Smlser, Mrs
E. II. Hatcher, Mrs. Geo. +. Martin,
Miss Cornelia Jones Misses Lillian
and Lena B. Smith.
Frank w. Roberts, an old Columbia
boy, son of Mr.. james Roberts, OF tn's
CITY. was married IN birmingham,
Ala, on last Wednesday. Dec. III, 10
Mrs. Belle Young, of that city.
Mrs R q. Sparrow entertained the
nAs You Like Ii Club" at euchre
Tuesday afternoon. A Deaufifui TWO
course luncheon was served AFTER tue
game Resides the members of the
club. Mrs. Jas. A. Smiser and Mr'.
Joe Whltthorne were present, as
guests. |
The sacred cantata. "The Prince of
Peace written by Mrs. E. L Ash.
ford. will be given in the First Metho-
dist church, Sunday evening, Dec. 81,
at seven o'clock. The large choir
of this church will be assisted by the
best talent Of Columbia, the chorus
comprising about twenty voices. The
soloists will be: Miss Maude Walker,
OF Nashville; Miss Ida Lpscomb,
Prof Hutsef and Mr.. Jesse Gray.
Following is the program
Introduction .........M Mrs. Kelley.
PART I. 4
THE PROMISE.
"Sing. @ Heavens" Chorus choir. |,
.sThe Heavenly King" Bass Solo,
Mr.. Floyd M. Hntsell
"And There Shall Come Forth "
(Ouartettp) M ISIS Lipscomb. Mrs.
Sharp, Messrs. Hutsell and Adkis-
Fear Thou Not" Solo,. ......
Mise Maude Walker.
Hail Bethlehem (Contralto Solo)
Mrs. G H. Sharp.
Violin Obligato ...... Miss Figuers.
PARTlI.
THE FULFILLMENT.
80 Holy Night" Male Quartette)
Messrs Shields and Hutsell,
Gray and Adkisson.
.'There Were Shepherds tSoprano
Solo Miss Lipscomb. with Chorus.
"Brsht Star of Hope" Duet
Mrs Proctor Polk and Mrs. Sharp.
march OF The Magi," Chorus for
Male Voices.
20 Blessed Lord" Soprano Solo
Miss Walker.
BLESSED Be The Lord God." Final
Chorus)
Miss Mary Dale Figuers will give
a violin solo during the evening.
Lieutenant B ithIany has organized a
literary club among the officers ana
soldiers at the Arsenal. The head
quarters OF the club IS on the second
floor of the Machine Shop building.
The CLUB 10 furnished with nice
library and many of the leading
magazines and papers Of the country,
and is very beneficial to the men
The membership of the CLUB now
numbers something like thirty. The
club meets every Tuesday night for a
bus,ness session. at which members