The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-11

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while seated in their buggy The
BRIDE is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
win Allen. They will make theiI
home at the Yokley home on SoutA
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. McGaw held a
family reunion at their home at South
poVt last Sunday. The fatted calf was
Killed and a delightful time was had.
MI and Mrs. McGaw are both past
three score and ten years and are en-
i0yipg good health. All of their chill
dren were present and seated around
the family board for the first time in
twenty-thIee years. The following
children with their grand children
were present: Mrs Robert Smith, of
Erin. Tenn : Mr.. w. Fl. Mc(iaw. of
Nashville; Mr. Sam McGaw. of Nash
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. s. P Stockard. of
Southport and MI. and Mrs. John
Hsgey, of Columbia.
Ashvllle and Greensboro will be IN
terested in the announcement made bv
D-. and Mrs. ]. @, Adams. of this
city. of the wedding of their sister,
Miss Annie l.. Peasants. to Dr. NJ.
X. FarraI. Miss Peasants childhood
and giTlhoOd were spent in Ashville.
and she has visited IN Greensboro and
Charlotte from time to time. DR..
FsrIar is promising young physician
of Greensboro, with bright prospects.
The wedding. which will be a taste
full home affair, will take place at the
Adams residence, In Dllworth. on Sep
TENDER IA
Mrs. q. Fl. Royster. Mrs. J. S.
Pleasants, Mrs. Eogar James, Mrs. o.
N. Richardson and Mrs. J. Q. Adams.
sisters of the bride and groom. will
serve as danes of honor on the Oc-
casion. The Charlotte, N. g., OBJ
server.
The following young people left
Monday night for ten days stay at
on Aqua: Misses Bessie Moore Spring
Hill. Elenore Jones. Eleanor Gregory.
Dixie Watkins. Mt. Pleasant. Mamie
BauRh and Virginia Fits, ofFIankliu;
Messrs. Jesse GRAY. Ham Moore. Franz
Moore. Dick Wilkes, Chas. Parker,
Lawrence Parker, Jno NJ. Lee. Harry
FIierson, Jno. Cant, Jno Padpett, Ben
Latta, Joe Gray.
Mrs. A. s. Page entertained about
fifteen or twenty young people Tuesd1y
evening. in honor of her guests, Misses
Jamie and Sarah Shields. of Nashville,
and Miss Winnie Estes. The guests
were received in the psrlor and on the
porch, which was lighted with num-
beIs of japanese lanterns, and on
which dellcIous refreshments were
served later In the evening.
Miss Anna Turner Sheegog entertain
ed her little frisnds delightfully."- We'd
needay evening at her home on the Pu-
laski pike. The house was prettily dec
Grated, and the lawn was lighted with
Japanese lanterns. About two score
little folks enjoyed the hospitality of the
| tile hostess, and engaged in the games
and dancing. Dainty refreshments were
served.
J. d. TIulove was the winner over
Will Black IN the contest for a bride
In the Rock Springs neighborhood, this
week. The two men secured license to
marry Miss Martha TTuIove Tuesday,
and both appeared at the BRIDES home
at the same time. She went with her
TIulnve and Black was left with some
unused license.
A surprise party was given Miss
Virginia Bauguss, at her home On
Ninth street. Friday evening, in honor
of Miss Bauguss' guest Miss Bessie
Staub, OF Nashville Games were
played and Miss Bauguss hearing they
were coming had refreshments served.
Every one enjoyed themselves.
Misses Evelyn Watkins and Annie
Evans, and Sam Harlan have gone to
Nunpelly's Station, where they are
attending Miss Anna Nunnelly's house
palty. They will join the Columbia
party at Bon Aqua the latter part of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W D. Cameron, Jr.,
entertained a few of their young friends
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Fan
ME Cameron and her guest Miss Min
ME Odel, of Birmingham. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
Mr.. Ray Shelton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Shelton, of this city, and Mrs. Mar
gaBet Schnffner. of Fayetteville, were
united in marriage Saturday, at the
home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Tigart.
Mr. Shelton has many friends in Maury
county who will wish him every hapPi-
ness.
Miss Emma Clare Moore entertained
quite number of friends Wednesday
evening in honor of her guests,
Misses Elmer and May BurRs. Games
were played and dancing was INDUCED
IN. Refreshments were afterwards SER
we'd and everyone spent pleasant even
ing
Miss Peasants m AIDE her home with
DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Harrison for a
year or more and has many friends
here who will be interested in the
above announcement.