The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-23

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Z talk on the Social Life IN China
9 The program closed with a sons
America by all A two-eourse menI
b was served. tea being served by Mrs
I E n. Ayres, Jr., who was robed in q
]. Chinese costume" a gift 70 Mrs
4 Burke from a Chinese friend. About
, fifty ladies participated in the enter.
5 tainment. the visiting guests number
: ing about twenty.
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Cosmopolitan Club.
The initial meeting OF the Cosmo-
, politan Club for the season was held
Thursday afternoon with Miss Rachel
Ashton and proved a pleasant and in
teresting occasion. Officers for the
year were chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, Miss Rachel Ashton; Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Halle Fry; Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss Cora Lee Jacobs. It
was decided to hold two meetings
month, or on the afternoons of every
other Thursday. The program for the
year will be on the subject of Rome
and was arranged and is as follows:
Meeting No EARLY Rome ezra of
Tradition), Miss Julia Biddle. The
Roman Republic, Miss Emma Brown.
No. 2-The Forum, Miss Bessie
Craig The Coliseum, Miss Lucia
Frierson.
No 3-The Roman Empire, Miss
Halle Fry. Medieval Rome and the
Rise of Papacy, Miss Cora Lee Jacobs.
No. 4-St. Peters, Miss Rachel Ash
ton. The Vatican and its Treasures,
Miss Mary Pillow.
No. 5-The Ire Fontane and St. /
Paolo, Miss Nellie Williamson. st.
John Lateran and the Scala Sauta,
Miss Bessie Ashton.
No. 6-The Appian Way and the Cat
acombs, Miss Olive Dobbins. The
Capitoline, Miss Inez Kelley.
No. Some Famous Palaces and
Villas, Miss Carrie Smith. The Ghet-
to, Miss Bessie Ashton
No. S-The Rise of the italian King
dom, Miss Rachel Ashton. Pope Plus
X, Miss Julia Biddle.
No. 9-MOdern Rome, Miss Emma
Brown. Roman Customs (The Beg
CARS, The Lottery, etc. Miss Bessie {
Craig.
No. 10-Venice, It's Foundation and |
Miss Olive Dobbins. San .
Marco, Miss Lucia Frierson.
No. 1.-THE Peazzetta and the Pal K
ice of the Doges, Miss Halle Fry. c
Art, Trip up the Grand Il
canal, Miss Cora Lee Jacobs. u
No. 12-Piza, It's History, Miss Mary "
pillow. The Cathedral, the Baptistry tC
nd the Capanile, Miss Nellie William
on. d.
No. 13-Milan, It's History, Miss CT
nez Kelly. The Cathedral and the a.
Last Supper" Miss Carrie Smith u
s. az
Mrs. Felix Elicit, gave a delightful
inner Sunday at her home in Mt at
leasant, Eight guests enjoyed her ne
racious hospitality. u
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ong-ChadweIl. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Johns Long, of Mt. DIT
Ieasant, announce the brothal of
cir daughter, Riah BaltzeIl, to Mr.. err
aac Litton Caldwell, the ceremony
be said Wednesday, December 2, ID,
their country home, four miles west 4.
MT Pleasant Jr,
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The members of Camp Ground ;.
'dge, K. of p of Culleoka, enter
ned delightfully."- Wednesday night II,
my visitors being present. w. D. ..
X, Grand Keeper of Records and
al, was Oh hand and delivered an Fl
eresting address as did also w. B.
rner, Esq of Columbia and Rev ].
Redmon. Refreshments were
we'd at the close of the evening. :,
Tht
Miss Floyd. -.
1rs. w. P Morgan entertained the -
mbers of the Students Club We'd ~
day afternoon in honor of Miss a.
~ Floyd at well appointed tea. a,ao
; Morgan home was beautifully a.,
GRATED in fall flowers and potted az
nts. Mrs. Morgan was assisted by -.
umber of the Club in receiving the ato
SITS and serving the tea and lunch
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