The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-04
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Mr. c. H. Edwards, of Taylorsville
and Miss Mary Locke were married
Monday in the County Court room in
THE presence of a large gathering. Tie
ceremony was performed by Elder
tSpivey.
Mrs. J. F. Brownlow will entertain
Friday afternoon from to o'clock
in honor of Mrs Alphonso Lovan.
The Cadets of the Columbia Military
Academy win give minstrel and ex-
hibition drill ct the Opera House on
Friday ewing, May 4th, the proceeds
to go toward the purchasing of instru-
ments for the band at the Academy.
The Church Workers Society of the
First Presbyterian Church will hold
social meeting in the session room on
Tuesday afternoon from four to seven
o'clock, and again in the evening from
seven to ten. During the evening
there will be a musical recital All
members of the church are cordially
invited to attend.
The honor Of preparing the memor-
ial paper on the late General Wheeler
was accorded the two Maury County
Chapters of the Daughters of the
Contederacy, and the paper was pre-
pared by Mrs. Robt. Pillow and Mrs.
E. H. Hatcher, Of the Maury Chapter |
and Miss Harlan of the Winnie Davis |
Chapter.
One of the most delightful meetings
Of the Zion Book club was that held
with Miss Alice Dixon on Tuesday
afternoon. The house was charming
y and effectively decorated with
masses of dog-wood blossoms. In adj
lition to the regular program for the
Meeting several members of the club
musical selections, and
empting and dainty ices were served.
The members of LAiabiata Club
njoyed a very delightful meeting with
fiss Julia Biddle on Friday afternoon /,
t her home on West Ninth street :
'esides the regular members of the
Tub there were present Miss Mary /,
'illow and Miss Tessie Samuels. A
cry amusing game of progressive old
laid was played at three tables. A :
elicious two-course luncheon was 1
aryed at the conclusion of the game
The musical given at the Sunday !
2hool room of the First Presbyterian | !
lurch Tuesday afternoon and night
as a treat to lovers Of good music
he programme was in the hands Mrs
O. Fulton and each number was a ..
usical gem Misses Mary Dale Fig
RS. Mary Ashton and Dorothy Full
n added greatly to the pleasure OF
e evening. At the close of the pro, :
ANNE delightful refreshments were
rived.
The young men of the Columbi.
llitary Academy, assisted by compe- OF
ut local talent are preparing to give ne
creditable and entertaining min al
eel program at the Opera House, 81
iday night the entire proceeds to or
towards purchasing band instru- dc
ents for the Academy band Aside I'm
IN the pleasures Of the evening, the.E LA
rformance should be literally pa Sc
mixed, for good hand at the Acad- be
~ means good music in the, yeass no
come and the people of Columbia
Il share largely in the pleasure af-
ded by good band concerts, as
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher, who is State
easurer, left Sunday evening for
shville and from there will go to @S
mphis for the Convention of the
lighters of the Confederacy which
Ems Wednesday morning. Mrs. W. Fa
Dobbins, who is delegate from the of
ury County Chapter, and Mrs. sol
zen Brashear, who represents the He
nnie Davis Chapter left Tues vi,
: afternoon. They were ac- lor
npanied by Mrs Robert Pillow who Ger
) been invited to read a paper be- me
e the Historical Society, which has Fe
evening during the Convention ser
9 subject of Mrs. Pillows address wv
be In the Trenches" RE
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Irs. George Martin and Miss Ca J
lie Herndon entertained most de saf