The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-10-29
Agnew-Nestor.

Miss Marie Agnew to DIR. Mlcnael
James Nestor of Providence, Rhode
Island. will be interesting news to
many Columbians. The wedding was
celebrated at st. Augustine's church,
Elkridge, Maryland, on Wednesday,
October twenty first. During the
years of her residence in Columbus,
where she was associated with the
Mckinley Sanitarium, Miss Agnew
made warm friends, whose admira-
ton for her unusual professional
ability was linked to a high regard
for the woman and her attractive
qualities. DR.. Nestor is a prominent
physician Of Providence, in which
city they will reside.
The Daughters of the Confederacy.
With the approach of November,
plans foc the general convention of
the U. d. c. TO be held this year in
Atlanta are assuming definite shape,
and repre-. antatives selected by the
home chapter are locking forward to
a not bic gatheIir :. The delegates
are: Mrs. Sarah She Gheld, Mrs. S. B.
Hudson, Mrs. 4. B. Franklin; alter
mates, Mrs Claude Ayres, Mrs. Sim
rail- and Mrs. z. P. Landrum.
AS the result of the series of lunch
cons given fair week, the treasurer
of the chapter states that nearly two
hundred dollars will be added to the
monument fund.
Meeting of the College AIumnae.
The Lowndes county members of
the College Alumnae will meet with
Mrs William Baldwin Saturday after
noon at half-past three O'Clock for
the purpose of outlining the work
upon which they will enter this sea-
son. 1t is the wish of the local circle
that all eligible for membership will
be present on thi occasion and en-
roll to take part in service for their
Alma Mater. At a meeting in the
early fall, the following officers were
elected for the resident association:
President, Mrs William Baldwin;
vice-president, Miss Mary Stokes;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Charles
L. Wood.
Accounts of the Missouri -Mississip-
pi football game played amid so much
enthusiasm at Memphis make special
and most complimentary mention of
Mr.. Claude Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Lee, formerly Of this city, and
a young soldier on the staff of COL
Baker during the encampment here.
Mr.. Lee, like his cousin, the celebrat-
ed BILLY" Church of Princeton,
whose name is a magic word for all
the sons of "Old Nassau" seems des-
tined to win athletic honors. Com
menting upon Mississippi's first touch
down, the Commercial Appeal says:
when Church Lee, the strong-legged
full back, rushed through Missouri's
left wing, entering a big gap opened
up for him by Ayres, Johnson and
Mccall, and fell behind the line for
the first touchdown. the Oxford dele
gaC1On Oh TOOL6TS Tdn over poAiCCmCh
and all others and embraced every
member of Old Miss squad A bald
headed enthusiast threw his hat away
and the glare of mild October sun
on the shiny pate was one of the un-
usual side-line sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witherspoon and lit
tie daughter, Margaret, leave today
for Magowah Meadows to visit Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Turner. Later they
will spend few weeks at Gallatin.
Tenn, before going TO Chicago for
the winter.
Mr.. Claude Banks Mayo. OF the
u. S. Navy. reached New York on the
twentieth, and Will Tobably be well
coined to Celum bus soon. Mr.. Mayo
has had e. long end delightful cruise
with the Pacific squadron, and his
homeward journey embraced many
Euro pean ports of interest.
Miss Adele Clark. formerly assist
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