The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-14

Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
~. President Miss Emma
As this is the last meeting
=. fhe summer vacation. full at
dance is desired.
Ar and Mrs. Arthur Church reached
- creek Friday morning. where
we're rendered a reception by
~room.s parents that evening AT
TOW Jays visit TO relatives, Mr..
Mrs Churc, will make Columbia
~ :. home and 20 at once to house
.aiDg on North Garden street in
q, the Barker houses,
yis. Tsssie Samuels entertained at
lance Monday evening, in honor OF
= visitor. Miss Halle Coleman OF
-,nnbis The entertainment took
100 At the skating rink, which was
lily decorated. the prevailing color
inc green. Frappe was dispensed
Miss Ruth Shields. and the cleo
r;c organ furnished the music.
y
Miss Virginia lie Sueur returned
..s,erday afternoon from Columbia,
hara she was much entertained as
M guest Of Miss Gladys Dedman'
n. accompanied her home. Miss
nod,nan who is an extremely pretty
,orrg girl will be much entertained
/, the Younger element during her
LII in the city.--Nashville Tennes-
sean.
The reception given Friday evening
~ Carriers Creek by Mr.. and MIS-
Brown Church, in honor of Mr.. Ar
tbnr Church and bride, was a most
ENJOYABLE affair. The house was clad
oratelv decorated in white and pink
ord handsome palms and ferns. the
largo table was beautiful in its de-
corations of dainty china and cut
glass filled with many bon bons and
ephstantials. The bride looked very
attractive in a costume of white, elab-
orately, lace trimmed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Church will move to their home on
North Garden street some time next
week
The dance. to which elegant invi-
tations were issued by the c. NJ A.
Fraternity. took place Thursday even
ing in the large armory, which was
decrated in flowers ana
palms, the prevailing color being yell
low. Many charming and attractive
visitors added greatly to the pleasure
of the evening. Charles band OF
eight pieces furnished unusually beau
tiful music and altogether it was one
of the most elegant balls ever given
in Columbia.
The chaperones were Dr. and Mrs.
Pillow, DR.. and Mrs. Garnett Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Long, Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Gamble, Mr.. and MIS-.
Bruce Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. COX ana
Mr. and Mrs. Dedman. Mrs. W. L.
Jhafin served frappe.
Naury County Lady Winning success.
The Waco Conservatory OF Music
viii be continued without interrupt
ion and the management win be In
he hands of Miss Maud Walker, VINO
las been the vocal teacher IN the
for the past two years.
when it was announced that Pro-
essor w. B. Schimmelpfennig would
etire from the management and sell
lis interest in the institution 1t was
cared that same would be discon-
inued. However, such is not the case
nd it will be continued an nrm
asis with Miss Walker as director
nd manager.
Miss Walker has made an enViaOie
equation in Waco as a teacher ana
er executive ability 10 recognized oy
Ii. The music public Of Waco will be
leased to hear that she is TO become
he director and manager of the waco
of Music and predict TOT
er the splendid success that she so
Ichiy deserves.-Waco (Tex) Elk
hauge
Miss Walker is niece OF Mrs' "
sharp of Columbia and has many
lends in this, heF old home, VINO
i'll be gratined at her pronounced
lccess.
Mrs. Allen Harlan and MRS Freu
Gamble we're complimented Satur-
ay afternoon by a most delightiui
ridge party. given in their honor Ds
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