The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29

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Mrs. o. ]. Porter will entertain the
Tuesday Morning Bridge Club Thurs
day afternoon at three O'Clock at the
home Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Mayes.
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The young men of Mt. Pleasant
gave a pleasant dance Thursday
night. Eight or ten couples Of young
folks went down from Columbia.
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Miss Camille Hendon's music pu-
pills will give a recital in her studio at
her home Tuesday evening at eight
thirty o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kirkman, Of
Nashville, will entertain the Benedict
Whist Club Saturday evening in hon.
er of Mrs. w. P. Morgan of Columbia
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The members of Alpha Tau Omega
Society of the Columbia High School
have planned an outing for Thursday,
May 2Sth. A beautiful grove near
Darks Mill has been selected as a
suitable place. All who wish to go
will meet at the depot Thursday at
a. m. The girls are requested to bring
a lunch and the boys fruit. Some of
the teachers will act as chaperons.
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The Students Club held the last
meeting of the season Saturday
at the home of the president, Miss
Carpenter. The program for next year
was read and subjects assigned. The
following officers were elected: Miss
Carpenter, president; Mrs. Morgan,
first vice-president; Miss Williams,
second vice-president; Mrs. McKen-
non, secretary; Miss Floyd, treasurer.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting.
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Many Columbia friends will be
pleased to know that Miss Mary Ash
ton will have charge of the instru-
mental music classes of the Columbia
next session. Miss Ashton
S a most accomplished musician and
me of the best teachers in the State.
Tor the past year or two she has had X
,harge of the music department of
he Lynnville Academy and has also II
lad a class In Columbia, and her work Z
With these pupils has been eminentIE j.
satisfactory.
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Miss Annie Barrow and Mrs. ALI
on Webster entertained a number of
heir friends Friday afternoon at a
Veranda Bridge Party" The game
as played at eight tables. The score -
ards were especially attractive, being -
and made pen and ink sketches. The :,
lrge veranda was artistically set with
otted plants and together with the -,
of cut flowers and the
resence of the comely matron and
aidens presented a most fetching
,ene- Mrs. George Martin made the
CHEST score and was presented with "
dainty fan. After the game two
'urse luncheon was served. ~
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The musical recital by some of the do
pills of Miss Camille Herndon at 80
ISIS Herndon's studio Monday even i,
2 was one of the best of the COM 4,
season. Miss Herndon's 10
pills are well advanced and COM A.
se some of the most talented young ou
lies OF the city. The program pre- on,
1ted was high-class anu the execu- no,
X sno"eu splehuld 'eoilnlque anu hot
'st eXceiieht training Inc young ST
les on the program were Misses
Uterine fowler, Sue Sheppard,
RE Brownfow. The studio was -
,ttiIy decorated in red roses and 0
ms and a number of friends, who 6o,
re present, were delighted with the
ning's entertainment An ice
rso ,,os ,or,,od PIE
fS6 was served.
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he young men of che Bohemian
b will give a large and elaborate
ce in the club rooms Monday
hit, complimentary to the cadets q +,
he Columbia Military Academy. B
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FRS. Adeline Gee celebrated her nine g
rst birthday Thursday at the home q
her daughter, Mrs. Felix Wood in
st End. A number of the members 8
her family were present and q .
nteous birthday dinner was served. B :
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RS. Fannie Godfrey has issued in q
lions to the marriage of her daugh- B
Louie Fry to Mr. Bruner Jones "