The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-22
SOCIETY.
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The Bohemian Club viii give
dance one evening this week in their
club rooms, in honor Of the boarding
boys at the Columbia Military Acad-
envy.
Mrs. Allison Webster and Miss An
ME Barrow will be hostesses of the
Girls Card Club Friday afternoon at
three o'clock at the home of Mrs. John
d. Barrow on West End Avenue.
Miss Charlotte Fariss will leave Fri
day for Fayetteville, where she will
join a party for Crystal Springs,
where a house party is being given by
the young ladies and gentlemen of
Wrieht-DaIe.
Miss Bessie May Dale and Gus
Wright, young people of the Cross
country, were married in the
Office of Trustee Thomas at the court
house Monday by Esq. Guest. Quite
a number gathered to witness the
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. McMeen make
today of the approach
ing marriage of their daughter SEQ
vile Amelia to Mr.. Henry Melville
Jameson. The wedding to be solemn
lied at the brides home near Spring |
Hill, on Wednesday evening, June the
tenth.
Following the musical recital at the
Columbia Institute Friday night the |
annual commencement dance was held |
n the study hall. About fifty couples
engaged in the dancing, the music be-
ng furnished by Nashville band Re
reshments were served after the
lance.
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Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
". J. Orman of Spring Hill, announ
ing the approaching marriage of her
laughter, Bessie, to Mr. James Tyler
Ienry, of Lynnville, Tenn. The cere-
nony will be pronounced by Rev. Ty-
err of Lynnville, the groom's uncle,
t the brides home in Spring Hill,
tuesday afternoon at 400 o'clock,
une 2.
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The Winnie Davis Chapter, of Co
Imbia, is represented by a number of
,dies who have been the objects Of
luch attention by all the visitors. One
Id veteran watching this delegation
nter the hall was heard to say: "The
ause will be in good hands when the
resent U. D. G. army are no more,
these young people are left to carry
n the work their mothers began.'"-
chattanooga Times.
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Mrs. P. M Anderson entertained
w of her friends at bridge Friday
orning in honor of her sister Mrs.
NJ Lewis, of Shelbyville, KY. The
lme was played at two tables and
ter which dainty refreshments were
rived in the way of individual ices. >,
ach guest was presented with gift
'quets. The parlor was artistically
'corated in cut flowers and lighted =
It'll waxen tapers.
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Columbia friends have received in
tations to the wedding of Miss Ann
ivia Hawkins to Herbert W. Clark
Winona Miss, the wedding to take iu
ace Wednesday, June 3rd, at her IL
me at Swan Lake, Miss. Miss ~
,wkins was for several years a pu- ~
at the Columbia Institute and grad Vi
ted from that school in the class of
d. During her stay in Columbia
IS Hawkins made host of friends, IL
of whom are rejoiced to learn of
r happiness and join in congratula- "l
ms.
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The Herald is in receipt of copy
ivy Leaves" the first annual ever
empted by the young ladies of Co vi
nbia Institute. The young ladies
/ be sincerely complimented on
'ir work from literary, artistic and iu
standpoint Excellent la
VS. of the buildings and grounds III
uprising this splendid institution, mi
)tographs of the principal, Rev. w.
Capers, of the young ladies compris- ~
classes the societies. brief his i
V of the establishment of the *