The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-07
IN SOCIETY.
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Foster-Underwood.
Mr.. Eugene Foster of this county,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, }. NJ Foster, of
Carriers Creek, vas united in marriage
in Nashville on the 2Sth, to Miss
Wille Under wood ITO ceremony being
saia by Rev w. n. Anderson. There
was hit of romance connected with
llt. in that another suitOI for Miss
| Un1erwoo1's heart and hand was very
strenuous IN his effOIts TO induce her to
/ become bus bride, refusing 10 take mo"
! for an answer, aud even going SO tar
! as to emhaIrass ner By securing license
/ and a preacheI; out her heart never
yyavered in It's loyalty to her first love,
and the American s report OF the affair
xas higbiy colored anu greatly exag-
/ gerated lhe groom IS a travelling
/ sales nan for Snegry, WALSH q Co, and
is a popular ana capable y0ung bust
ness man The hUlda's former home
was in C0okerille, but for several
! years sne has had charge OF the teie-
/ Dbone exchange in the Methodist Pub
fishing House, aud is quite pretty
I Mr.. and Mrs, Foster wlll visit his
parents at CATERS Creek soon, where
/ they will tind host Of friends TO vel
coaa the C.. Iha Herald eNtends its
/ congratulations and nesr wishes.
! The Ladiss' Aid Society Of The Bap.
tiet church have secured the services OF
Mr.. Affair Hickman, in vocal recital
to be given under their an pieces at the
Opera House Thursday evening July l3,
Mr.. Hickman comes 70 as with the
highest endorsement; bringing iaurels
freshly won, both from Washington
CFty whore he has been for the past two
wears, studying with llerenoWaed vocal
taaeh-r &ir. Glrisser, and @ recent
recital IN Birmingham, his native town,
she Grafton given him betokenad the
intrinsic merit Of his full tenor voice as
well az The iavoriti3m in the estimation
OF those who are so justly proud OF him
and 10 which his baautifuI voice lays
claim Those in Columbia who have
been go fortunate as TO have heard aim
are enthusiastic, and are predicting
rare evening for music lovers. Miss
Halle Fry, late of Baltim ore Col7erya..
tory: Miss Mary Dale tiguere, late or
Chicago; and Miss Day, of Oberlln Con-
ser 7atorv, will assist Mr.. Hickman.
These artists are too well known 30 need
further comment, and program will be
1 given III heeplhS WIN f
gifts.
A recent communication from Bon
Anna saws: This place embraces more
attractions than any popular priced
resort | have ever visited. la the first
Mace the proprletors are so obliging,
and spare no expense to please each
and every guest; the rooms, whether
IN cottage or hotel, are large and we'll
ventilated and are kept clean. The
dancing pavilion is the bsst | have
seen ana IS we'll lighted with gas. The
water, whether free stone, sulphur OF
, chaly beate is the finest OF its kind, ana
" fortunately located only few steps
from the hotel. The band is magnih-
cent and the musicians obliging. The
tennis court is now complete and yies
J with the swimming pool and boWlins
alley In popularity.
Harbison-FitZgerald.
Miss Nora Fitzgerald, OF CaIter's
Creek and Mr.. E. II. HARRISON, OF
. n ashville, were married thursday
afternoon at the home of tae brides
, parents. Rev. E. Marker, cousin OK
the bride. officIating Miss Fitzgerald
: is daughter Of MIR. Z. Fitzgerald, a
prominent farmer of CaIter's Creek.
The groom is a son or Mr. +. r.
/ Harrison, of Nashville, and is young
t man whose friendship is highly prlzed
by a host of friends. After the cere-
: mony the couple went to Nashville,
where they Will be at home at % Uni
veIsity avenue.
Mrs Longs class IN music met IN
the music room on South Garden street
Friday at 9 D. m. for a short recital.
The little Misses did honor to them
selves and to their teacher in the renN
, dition of choice selections from the
, best authors. Each pupil was pre-
) scented with a neat souvenir In appre-
citation of assid1ous work during the
term. Games ware INDUCED in short
while, each expr 5ssing herself delighted
with the evenings enjoyment.
So many Of our society people seem in.
terested in Bon Aqua and contemplate
! gong there this month and next, that it
! will be pleasant to TIA. m to learn that
they can buy round trip tourist
.. ticket. good until October, for $4.91
Misses Lena B. and Lillian Smith will
a entertain the Girls Card Club Friday
: afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. 10 honor OF
Miss Mary Barrow's guest, Miss Lucy
a Holman, of Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Adkissen en-
q tertained family party at tea Friday
S night, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
t Iipecomb.
: ASSISTANT PRIN-