The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-19
Meroney.McKniqht.

dinner was spread.
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Meroney-MeKnight.
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. Joe Love on Embargo street, Mr.
w. H. Meroney and Miss Willie Nc
Knight, of Pulaski, were united in
marriage, Dr. T. A. Wharton oficiat-
ing. They returned to Pulaski today.
D.
The Ladies Aid Society, of Zion, will
give a Halloween party at Mrs. EN-
lily Dixon's for the Carpet fund of the
Zion church.
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Miss Nellie Williamson entertained
the Young Ladies Bridge Club last
evening very delightfully."-. All the
members were present.
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At the meeting OF the Home Mis-
sionary Society of the N. E. Church
held Monday afternoon, Mrs. VIII
Boyd was elected Corresponding Sec
rotary to fill the position formerly oc-
cupied by Miss Rachael Ashton, the
latter having resigned to accept the
position as teacher in Alabama.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Graham, of
Pinewood, have announced the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Frsnces Helm, to Mr..
Charles s. Calwell, Jr., the wedding
to be solemnized October thirtieth, at
the home of the bride at "The Oaks"
Pinewood, Tenn The bride was for
merly a pupil in the Columbia Insti-
tute and has many friends here who
will hope for her happy future.
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The Dramatic Club of Spring Hill,
will give "Mr. Bob" Friday evening,
the proceeds will be given toward the
fund for the Branham & Hughes
schol fence.
t.
Thomas-Jehnson.
Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock
Mrs. Johnson and Mr. James Thomas,
of Knob Greek were united in marri-
age, the ceremony being performed at
the home of Mrs. Johnson, on the San
ia Fe pike.
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The entertainment given Monday |
evening at the Institute by Miss Patti de |
teacher of Expression, as
sited by Miss Mary Dale Figuers on
The violin, and Miss Wallace on the
piano, was greatly enjoyed by large |
audience Miss de Graffenreid is very
alented and her selections were well
chosen and given In a delightfully."- |
graceful and easy style. Miss Fig
lers, as always, was at her best Miss
Nallace's piano playing added greatly
o the pleasure of the evening.
B.
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock at
he residence of the brides mother,
drs. Emmie Craig, on South Garden
treet, Miss Kate Craig and Mr.. Ed
lilbey were united in marriage by
lev. w. A. Provine. Owing to a very
ecent bereavement in the family, only
ho inmodioto roIativan uara ,,roeoot |
he bride was married in a very sty-
sh tailor suit and looked unusually
retty. Immediately after the cere-
lony Mr.. and Mrs. Kilbey left on the
fternoon train for Lynnville, where
hey will be entertained for several
avs. The groom Ia employed by the
IcNeal Marble Works, and is highly
steemed.
B.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher, Chairman of the
am Davis Monument Committee of
he State. will give bazaar on the
5th of December for the benefit of
he Sam Davis Monument to be erected
n the Capitol grounds at Nashville.
his will be welcome news to the Christ
las shoppers asthereywillhe onssalealE
arieties Of fancy work, many suitable
its for Christmas membranes.
IFs. Hatcher will ehs assisted 5by the
lembers Of the local Chapters of the
aughters of the Confederacy and two
eautiful and attractive nieces of the
Dble hero. This cs1se needs no fur.
Ter introduction to the public as it
aturally appeals to every loyal heart,
nd suffice it to say that with Mrs.
atcher as manager its success is as ?
lred :
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Denton-kannon. c
Wednesday afternoon at six o'clock
the parsonage in Glendale, Miss