The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-04
SOCIETY

Mrs Cad Armstrong is entertaining
a house party this week.
The Students Club win meet Sat
urday morning at ten O'Clock with Mrs,
W. P. Morgan.
Mrs. Roxie Church. Of Santa Fe. en-
tanned quite a number Of her friends
at a handsome dining Monday.
The Maury chapter Of the U. ID. c.
viii meet Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock in the Elks parlors.
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Mrs Stewart Fleming gave an els-
giant family dining Thursday at her
home in the country.
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Miss Elizabeth Choate entertained
number of her friends Christmas
day with a dining at her home in WI
Transport
Mrs. A. c. Allen gave a family din
ing at her home In Williamsport
Thursday. Besides the family num-
Der of guests were present.
The dance given Tuesday evening
by the young men at the C. M. A., was
very much enjoyed by the younger
set.
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Mrs. w. E. Jones gave dining
Thursday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Harlan. Five courses were served
and several other guests were pres
emit
A piano and violin recital will be
given Friday evening, January 4th, at
s o'clock, by the pupils of Misses
Mary Ashton and Mary Dale Figuers,
in the Sunday school room of the
First Methodist Church.
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Miss Annie McAdams entertained
with a very elaborate seyen-eourse
dining Tuesday The decorations in
the dining room and at the table were
Of unusual beauty. Covers were laid
for twelve and the affair was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
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Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Parrish enter
aimed Satm lay evening in honor Of
Mr. Carl Gardner, of Vanderbilt. A
arge number of guests were present
Lost Heir was played at several Ia
lies and at late hour refreshments
we're served.
Miss Francis Porter entertained her l
lass mates Wednesday afternoon.
Among the attractions was a Christ
mas tree with presents for each one.
During the afterpoon refreshments,
onsisting of ices. cakes. fruits, etc, e
we're served. q
Santa Claus remembered Mrs
Tenry Fulton very nicely. He left
er a grand piano. It is in beautiful y
Mahogany case of graceful design, and b
he tone is perfect The friends of q
ais household, who are music lovers, s.
ejoice in anticipation of the many p
Ieasures in store for them. NJ
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J. A. Sloan and Co. gave very M
egant banquet to the employees Of M
lie firm at the Maxwell House at M
ashville Thursday evening. After F.
le banquet, theater party composed
the hosts and their guests, and
number of ladies saw the Merchant a
Venice at the Vendome. ne
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Miss Jean Dobbins entertained at tie
rds Saturday evening, in honor of su
r. and Mrs. Innes Dobbins. Those wi
esent were: Misses Annie Evans, to
airy Brown Jean and Olive Dobbins, on
r. and Mrs. Innes Dobbins, Mr.. and, tn
rs. Bruce Cochran, Mr.. Sam Harlan I'll
d DR.. s. R. Hardison. Refreshments Br
re served at the close of the game. MI
S.
MitcheIl-Wright.
Miss Dee Wright and DR.. D. " wa
tchell, of Lawrenceburg, were uni tht
| in marriage at the residence of ho
v. John T. Price near Groveland, eli
esday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. wa
e ceremony was said by Mr.. Price co,
the presence of only few friends. the
and Mrs. Mitchell left on the even mo
train for Lawrenceburg, where the
" will make their home. pic
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frs. Margaret Taylor gave an ele- cab
It six-course dinner Friday. The die
orations were holly and mistletoe. thr
, table was handsomely draped with roo