The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26

and sweet peas. Miss McMeen was
assisted In receiving BY Miss Mary
Louise McMeen and Mesdames John
and Clifton Jameson.
In the rear Of the large hall fruit
punch was served by Little Miss Sina
Russell. One of the features OF the
evening was quite an interesting con-
test, for which Mr. Charles Southall
was awarded first prize, and Mr.. Clark
Anderson the BOBBY. At late hour the
room. where tempting ices were
served from six tables. The place
cards were unique in the form of the
hOnoree's monogram. Those who
participated In the pleasures OF the
evening were: Misses Scottie and
Leonia Hardison, Jane Mckay, Mona
Terrell. Eugene Algeo, Scoville and
Mary Louise McMeen, Susie Jameson,
Ollie Duncan. Julia Gary. of Thomp-
son Station. Susie Mckay. of Frank
lin, Leila Ashton and Cleo McFerrin, /
of Columbia. Messrs. Charles South I
all, Edd Babb, Clark Anderson, Henry !
jameson, Morton Terrell, Edd Fitz-
gerald, Herself and Elton Hardison,
Emmette Yokley. Ollie Stoddard, Ar
mold Perry, Mort and Jim McMeen,
- Rome, Wallace Sellars, Porter
Gary and Hal Brumbach, of Thompson
Station and DR.. McGavock, of Column
bia.
F.
Miss Emma Clare Moore entertained
about sixty friends Wednesday even
ng at dancing party. The guests
we're shown from the front hall into
he rear hall, where frappe was dis
'ensed during the evening In addi-
ion to the dancing the guests also
lad the privilege of the lawn, which
vas lighted with a large number of
apanese lanterns The large double I
arlors were cleared for the dancing,
nd were artistically decorated in L
reen and white and three piece or
hestra furnished music. At late
our, delicious course of brick cream
nd cake was served. 5
Costen-Friel.
simple, yet beautiful home we'd
ing, of especial interest, was that of G
Iiss Charlotte Katherine Friel to Mr..
Gorge Jordan Costen, Jr, of Anda-
sia, Aha, Wednesday afternoon at
clock. The wedding was at the 2
Dme of the brides mother, Mrs ,
lmes Friel, on East Ninth street, and |
limited number of friends formed 1
e guest list. The pretty home was l.;
with vines, palms and flow
S. Palms, ferns and pink carna- -
ons were used in the Railways, and
re 1t was that Mrs. Jake Harlan and
ISIS Mary Hayes presided and served
lppe. In the parlor festoons of a
lilax crowned the doorways and
ndows, while white asters, ferns
d palms formed a graceful back :
ound for the wedding picture. The
lor plan in the dining room was
mson and green, and was taste
ly carried out with graceful ferns,
mson lilies and crimson candles.
e bridal party entered the parlor
Mendelsshon, Mrs. C. H. Sharp pre-
ing at the piano. The little ring
,rer, Ruth Hastings, of Chapel
i, niece of the bride, entered first.
2 was attired in pretty costume of
lite null. Then came the bride and
om. The brides toilet was
ldsome costume of champagne wolfe
r taffeta of the same color, with
gloves and shoes to match. She
ried a shower bouquet of lilies
he valley. The beautiful ring cere
ny was performed by Rev. Walter
nham Capers, while Mrs. Sharpe
red Hearts and Flowers" in minor
After the ceremony Mr.. ard -
Costen left for Old Point Com -
Jamestown and Virginia Beech. Tho