The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-01
IN SOCIETY.

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In honor of Mrs. Shelton Robinson.
An interesting game of bridge whist
was play ed. after which delightful
| ice course vas served. The invited
guests present, beside the club mem
bers, were: Mrs. Robinson, MISE:
Elizabeth McLemOIe, Miss Mittie
Elam. Mrs Buardman, Mrs. 10. l..
Hutton; Miss Tommy Graham and
Miss Daisy WltheI spoon, guests OF
Mrs. H. P. Figuers
Judge and Mrs. K. E Erwin enter
tanned a small company of friends at
O'Clock Friday with an elegantly ap-
pointed dinner, complimentary to Con
gresham l.. P. and Mrs. Padgett. Gov.
ers we're laid for ten, and delicious
and tonntiful repast, accompanied the
gracious hospitality of the host and hos
tess.
The young ladies of the Institute
gave an informal dance to their young
gentlemen friends Friday evening.
Miss Margaret Louise Bell and Ernest
Fitzgerald, Of Columbia, were married
Thursday afternoon at the country
Mrs j. K. Bell. just south of Lynn
VILE The wedding music was fur
nished by Mrs William Bell. of Pu-
loskl, and Misses Annie Lawson, of
Berry, Ala, and Esther Wantland, of
Mt. Pleasant. assisted in receiving. A
number of handsome presents were
received Mr. and Mrs Fitzgerald left
at once for the home of the groom s
parents in Maury County. where a re-
ception was rendered them. The BRIDE
is popular and attractive and the
groom Is young business man OF Co.
lumbla.
A large party surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Erie 9. Taylor of Culleoka. on the
evening of the 22nd. their fifth ami
versary. To the wedding mach the
guests entered bearing a dainty dish
and later in the evening the fest was
enjoyed. 1t was also the anniversary
of MI. TayloI's arrival at home from
his service as a soldier in the Philip
pines as a member of Company b First
Tennessee Regiment.
The Students Club met Saturday
with MIS-. Sue Gray Huntington.
A fine program was rendered. Mrs
j H. Dining read paper on the
''Greek Spirit in Modern Poets, esDeC-
laIly Keats, Shelly and Morris" Miss
Mary Walker was down on the pro-
gram for a paper, but was absent, and
in her place, Miss Mary A Bryant
gave an impromptu talk on ''OuT Debt
to the Greeks. esecially Plato and
Socrates, = which was very interesting.
On last SUNDAY, Mr.. and Mrs. Mora
B. Fariss entertained at dinner, in
their new home on West Sew
enth street, MIR. and MIS-. Walter
Brooks and family Of Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn and Mrs. A. A. Crenshaw and
daughter. Miss Florence. of Knoxville,
Tenn. Covers were laid for twelve and
an elegant dinner of SIX courses was
served.
Out in Iowa a young woman wants
S1U 900 for a kiss which young man
stole from her. The Kiss was doubtless
worth the money, but kisses equally as
delicious can be had in Columbia
for the asking.
Max Woody and Miss Eta GidcOmh,
two youthful anu popular young people
Of the Bigbyville neighborhOod. drove
10 Columbia Sunday afternoon and
we're married by Rev. Spencer Tun-
nell at his home on West Sixth street.
Will Brown, formerly with the Maury
Dry Goods Co., and Miss Bessie Brown |
we're married Sunday afternoon at the |
nome Of the BRIDES parents, in Knox
Vile. The groom left Columbia only |
month or two since, and must have |
made rapid progress in his courtship. |
He has many friencs here who will join |
q congratulations.
Miss Simmie Payne was the hostess
If charming little dinner Monday |
evening Covers were laid for eight |
md delicious menu was served.