The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-14
SOCIETY.

The young men Of the Bohemia
Club will give a dance Friday night
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The visiting young ladies viii b
eomplimented by a dance In the Cen
fury Club parIors this evening.
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Masters Gilmer ami Douglas Green
law will entertain their little friend
with a Valentine party Thursday Al
ternoon at their home on Sixth street
Mrs. James entertained informall!
and pleasantly Saturday afternoon a
her hme on West Seventh stree. A new
game was played and dainty refresh
ments served.
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Mrs. Frank d. Lander entertained
the following ladies at luncheon Tues
day: Mrs. H. L. Martin, Mrs. W. X
Boardman, Mrs. H. P. Figuers, Mrs
Fred Hardy, Mrs. Jno. Carpenter.
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Misses Patterson Of Bigbyville, en-.
tertained pleasantly Friday evening
forty of their friends. Music was fur.
nished by the Bigbyville band and
at a late hour delightful fruit course
was served.
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A number of the young society folk
of Columbia have been invited to take
part In the Colonial dance to be given
on the 22nd inst, Washington's birth.
day, by the Women's Club of Nash
Vile.
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The gentlemen Of the Century Club
will give dance Wednesday evening,
| complimentary to Miss Keesee, who
| is the guest of Mrs. w. B. Capers;
Miss Heuel, who is the guest of Mrs.
Il. L. Mckinney, and Miss Pickens,
who is the guest of Miss Julia War
field.
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Miss Julia Warfield entertained
pleasantly at her country home Satur-'
day night, complimentary to her guest,
Miss Pickens Of Belle Buckle. A
score of young people we're present
and the exciting game of 800" was
played for several hours. Dainty re-
freshments were served later In the
evening.
Columbia friends have received an
invitation to the marriage Of Miss
Maize Cason and Mr.. Ernest Neill,
which will take place at the First
Methodist church at Abbeyville, s. c..
on February 25th. Mr.. Neill's home
is at Batesville, Ark. where Miss
Cason made her home before coming
to Columbia.
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OdIIl-Bearden.
Miss Annie Lou Bearden of Frank
lin and Mr.. William Odill of Spring
Hill, were married Tuesday evening
at the Episcopal church at Franklin,
Rev. Russell K Smith officiating. AT
ter a brief visit to Nashville Mr.. and
Mrs. Odill will return to Spring Hill
and make their home.
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Mrs. R. L. Mckinney entertained
beautifully at four-o'clock-tea Tuesday
In honor of her guests, Mrs. Heuel
and Miss Heuel of New York and of
Mrs. w. B. Capers' guest, Miss Keesee
of Helena, Ark. The handsome home
was decorated in harmonious color
ings and formed indeed perfect gath
ering place for the many handsomely
gowned women. The library was In
red, the parlors in pink and the din
ing room in white and green, the col
ors being carried out with clusters
of cut flowers and graceful vines. Mrs.
w. B. Capers, Mrs. e. w. Carmack,
Mrs. T. N. Jones and Mrs.
T. E. New, together with the
honorees, assisted the hostess in re-
ceiving her guests. Miss Baird and
Miss Dew served tea. In the dining
room Mrs John Carpenter, Mrs. ]. L.
Hutton, Mrs. J. w. Howard. Mrs. e.
ri. Hatcher presided at the tables, |
while the dainty refreshments were |
served by Misses Evelyn Short, Fran
ces Hardy and Leah Jones.
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Mr.. Gerald Howard has issued IN
vitations to dining at his home on
the Mt. Pleasant pike Friday evening.
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Miss ella Erieraon will give a Val