The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-02

Mrs. Ulha H Foster will entertain
her young lady friends Saturday after
noon in honor of her sister, Miss Will
Jams. of Birmingham, Ala, and cousin,
Miss Florence Sarven. of Montclair, N.
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MIR. and Mrs. William 7. Erwin have
issued invitations TO the marriage OF
theiI daughter. Daisy Eakin, to Mr..
Felix NJ. Elicit, of Birmingham, the
marriage to be solemnIzed Wednesday
evening. June 28th, at home.
The Students Clue held their last
meeting of the current year Saturday
afternoon with Miss Bryant at the In
stitute; the chief feature of the meeting
being an able and scholarly criticism OF
the Religion of Hamlet" by Rev. j. W.
Cherry. The annual election of officers
resulted as follows: Mrs. Robert Pillow,
president; Miss Mary Carpenter, first
vice president; Mrs. Trotwood Moore.
second vice president; Miss Lucy Floyd,
treasurer and librarian; Miss Fannie
Louise Smith, secretary. At the con-
clusion of the meeting, a delightful two
course lunch was serveo.
Miss Annie Evans entertained the
Girls Gard Club must pleasantly Sat
urday afternoon, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Nunnelly and Mrs W.
w. Evans. Little Misses Annie Tur-
neT Sheegog and Addie Rainey served
guests. The carl loom and dining
room were decorated in field flowers. a
large bowl of these fragrant blossoms
fOrminR the center piece for the DIM
ing table. EuchIe was played at nine
tables and score was kept by Miss
Alice Dixon. A lunch course of ices
and cakes was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connor Akin, Misses
Corneiia Jones and Ethel Henuley, W.
b. Wooten and Bruce Cochran, Jr.,
have returned from weeks fishing
trip 30 Pinkney, Tenn. They were the
guests of Mrs. AkIn's brother while
there. One OF the most enjoyable
features of the trip was the attendance
on the closing exercises of Prof. Hollis
school at that place Friday evening.
Owing to the intellectual appearance of
Mr.. W. B. Wooten, he was chosen as
one Of the judges in the oratorical con-
test, which was won by Miss Flippo.
Mr.. Nooten showed wonderful judg-
ment in the award and never hesitated
in voting for the pretty country girl.
On the 3Oth Of May, 1865, W. H..
Webb, a Copfed-r-te soldier and mem
Der OF the 53rd Tennessee during the
Civil war, returned to his home and his
mother, a bsttle-ecarred youth. On
that day his mother prepared an elab.
o ate dinner, and invited in the peie b.
boSs and the kinsfolks to celebrate the
safe arrival of her son. Since that time
MIR. Webb, who now lives in South Co.
lumbIa at the home Of his brother, J.
B. Webb, has repeated the dinner year
ly on the same day, and Monday forty
ty two of his friends and relatives gath
cred at his brothers home and ate with
him and helped him to commemorate
his escape from the dangers Of war.
Those present from out Of town were
from Union City, Dixon, Mt. Pleasant
and Snow Greek.
Lane-JaCkSon.
At eight O'Clock Sunday morning,
Mr.. w. ]. Lane and Miss Jimmye
jackson were married at the home of
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wedding did not come as a surprise,
although only few friends were
present. The bride, who has many
friends, Is the charming daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Jno. W. jackson. Mr..
Lane is well and favOIably known in
Columbia and Is the efficient Station
Master for the Louisville & Nashville
at this place. Many handsome presents
were received. Rev. Felix Sowell
oficiated. Mr.. and Mrs Lane will
reside at 103 South High street.
Northumberland.
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Woodland of MauIy county,
of the engagement and approaching
marriage ON Wednesday, June of
their daughter. Addie, and MIR. Enoch
Nj. Martin, formerly of Mississippi.
now Of st. Louis. !. The engagement
is the elimination of pretty
romance begun during the Spanish
Amer lean war. when Mr.. Martin, who
is a member of prominent and aris-
tocratlc family Of southern Mississippi.
was stationed at Columbia with Col.
Montgomery Second Mississippi Regi
ment.
Miss Woolard. who is q handsome
and charming girl, possessing many
sterling traits of character, IS a repre-
sentative o. a well known Middle Ten
nessee family. During the st. Louis
Exposition as one of the two assistant
hostesses of the Her mitage, she did the
honoIs of Tennessee state building
with much grace and dignity. and won
many new friends for herself. MIR.
Martin is now General Superintendent
CT the r. q. Smith Construction
Company OF st. Louis and is man of
fine business qualifications, who IS
popular with all his associates. The
marriage VIII be quietly solemnized at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon of June q at
the country home of the brides pa
rents. sixteen miles from Columbia
Nashville Banner.
A Beautiful Tea.
Mrs. Joe Brownlow and Mrs. Mary
Lovan entertained their very large cir
Gle of friends at tea Friday afternoon,
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