The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-06-26

Mary Hine Of Columbia. Mrs. Edmon'
Hughes. Miss Sarah Hughes and Arcl
Hughes Of Maury county.-NashviH'
Tennessean.
The bride is neiee OF Mrs. MARI
Hine and Miss Rosa Barnett OF Colum
bia and has many friends here where
she has been a pleasant visitor on sew
eral OCCASIONS.
II is nearly three months on, still
now is the time 10 begin making prep.
arations FOR the greatest society event
of the year-the Columbia Horse
Show. For four successive years this
feature Of the fair has been the most
enjoyable event Of society of the en-
| tire year. Hundreds of visitors have
come to Columbia on these occasions
for this special feature of the fair.
Each year the young men of the town
and county give a dance which is
known as the annual fair hop. On
this occasion the fairest women of the
land meet and spend the evenings in
the most enjoyable. At this
time some of the most elaborate
gowns are displayed. In the arena
are seen the prettiest horses and trap
pings that can be gotten.
There have been inaugurated in the
South many horse shows. but there
has never been one that has proven
the success that the Columbia show
has. From the start, the show was
put on basis that was profitable and
since that time it has been made more
profitable, each year proving a greater
succesE
The ladies of the town and county !
who will have guests during the fair |
should begin their arrangements, and |
reception committees and |
make the coming horse show the
grandest that has ever been held.
There will be many new features this
year that heretofore have been impos-
sible on account of the lack of en-
room. This year they will
have the benefit of the Country Club,
and instead of having the dance in
town the dance will be given on the
grounds in the club house ball room.
Manager McGaw will be glad to
meet those ladies who have been SO
much interested in former shows and {
ak over any plan that they have to '
suggest for the entertainment of the
hundreds of guests that will be here ,
Turing fair week.
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The hospitable and attractive home /
If Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brownlow was I
brown open to congenial party OF
friends Thursday afternoon for Mrs. I
frank Lander and her sister, Mrs. B. '
4. Renick, of Paris, KY Mrs. Meade
'rierson and Mrs. Mary Lovan re-
eived with Mrs. Brownlow and her a
onorees in the music room, which a
ras artistically decorated in the a
choicest flowers In the hall N
'czen tea and sandwiches were p
srved by Misses Bessie Arnold and O
allie Fry, assisted by Misses EugeniG
[cLemore and Marie Brownlow. The
1tertainment was partially Al Fresco, W
nd a game of hearts was played on N
lie broad veranda, which was outlined T
it'll potted ferns and palms, and in W
le double parlors, where June roses OF
ere the principal decorations. After
IL game a beautiful ice, with rose
Ike, was served. of
The following ladies assisted in re- tn
living: Mrs. Ernest McLemore, to
RS. Frank Everett, Mrs. Robt. Ewing, M
RS j. H. Dining, Mrs. Ernest Far
H. Mrs H. p Figuers, Misses Kfttie
d Cora Brownlow. ia
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One of the most beautiful enter er
nments of the season at Culleoka tel
IS the reception given Thursday
yht by Miss Lutte Tomlinson, COM
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. John +. da
Ithers of Kingman, Arizona, who are o'c
sting relatives at Culleoka. The Mi
or plan for the evening was pink
4 green and this was not only car
out in the pretty decorations of me
les and flowers, but in the refresh Tu
nts furnished by Nashville cater got
. Miss Brownie Tomlinson and
8. Fora Moore assisted the hostess llu
the honorees in receiving the sew WI