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


entertain at cards Thursday at on
o'clock, complimentary to her sister
Mrs. Haggard, of Colorado.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. will
meet Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock il
the Sunday school room of the FRS
Methodist church.
Master Girard Brownlow and Miss
Marie Brownlow have issued invita-
lions to an AT Home Friday, April
II, at s O'Clock, at the residence OF
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. F
Brownlow, on West Sixth street.
Little Miss Margaret Bunch cele-
brated her 9th birthday Saturday with
a party to number of her friends.
The little hostess received a number
of tokens of the day After merry
games, refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Crane, of Sum
mertown. have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Rosa
lie, to Mr.. William Andrew Walker,
at their home the afternoon of Sun
day, the twenty-eighth day of April, at
three o'clock.
B.
Last Friday was open Friday" at
Oakdale school, All the parents and
friends of the school were invited
The compositions, music and recita-
tions by the children showed great
progress and were thoroughly enjoy
ed. After the exercises the children |
enjoyed an egg hunt in the large |
grove.
Little Miss Elizabeth Fariss was the
graceful hostess of a most delightful
given Friday evening
It the attractive home of her parents
IN West Sixth street. The inclement
weather. did not prevent in the least
he acceptance of Miss Fariss' invita-
ions, and quite a merry party en-
Dyed her hospitality. Parlor games
Iere played and dancing enjoyed.
Trs. F. F. Everett and Misses Gladys
and Annie May Fleming as
sted the pretty little hostess in the
of her guests. During
lie evening tempting and delicious
es, cakes and bon bons were served.
-.
Durrough-sp
Miss Lillian Speed, the daughter of
r. and Mrs. j. M. Speed, was mar
ed to Mr.. c. w. Durrough, of Gull
an, Ala, Sunday morning at 81
clock. The ceremony took place at
e home of the brides parents, on
nbargo street, Rev. w. T. UsseryI
iciating. 1t was witnessed by only
few friends. After the ceremony
: happy couple left for Cullman,
cir future home, carrying with themI
J congratulations and good wishes
their many friends. The groom
present is one of the employees in
postofice at Cullman.
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The first post Lenten dance was the
ightful one given Friday evening by
Delta Beta Sigma Fraternity of the
umbia Institute The parlors,
Is and dining room were very pref
and deliberately decorated with
Is, vines, dogwood and yellow
IS, with which were Hastily COM
ennants and streamers of black
gold, the colors of the Fraternity
ppe was dispensed in the east hall
n daintily appointed table, which
ornamented with vines and num-
of yellow roses. The German
danced in the spacious dining
n, the Italian band of Nashville,
ishing the music. At the close of
most enjoyable evening delicious
and cakes, carrying out the color
me of black and yellow, were
ed.
cial interest from now on will be
cred on the coming State Con-
ion of the Daughters of the Con-
racy, which will be an event Of
Importance to the entire COM
lty, for Columbia has seldom had
an opportunity of entertaining
in It's gates so many attractive
brilliant representatives OF our
HAND
flowing is the list of delegates
ed by the First Regiment Chap
Of Nashville: Mrs. William H.
son, Mrs Lucius f. Burch, Mrs.
Neal. Mrs. Joseph Warner, Mrs.
/. Watts, Mrs. b. B. Allen and
Briggs McLemore, with the fol-
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