The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Revolution met with Mrs. Frank 2. !
Phillips Monday afternoon, and after
the business session enjoyed an in
teresting glimpse of history in anec-
e5otes of women of the revolution, |
each member of the chapter telling
some treasured little story of bravery /
and daring Echoes from the State |
d. A. r. convention, held at Merid- |
ian, bring pleasant news TO the Col
aumbus chapter, whose report was
specially complimented and whose |
bylaws Mrs. Chalmers Williamson,
the regent, commended to the other
chapters. suggesting that it be taken ,
as a model The social features of
the convention were noteworthy, an
occasion of unusual charm being the
reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd. Ladies, attired in Martha
Washington costumes, received the
guests with stately grace, and late
nm the evening the minuet was danced
with the dancers in full Colonial
dress. every detail of which was ac
Gurately observed.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Moody an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Emmie Gardner, to the Rev
Thomas Hemphiu McDili, pastor of
the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church of Porterdale. Ga, the wed
ding to take place at their residence .
ON the morning of Wednesday, De- ]
camber twenty third. Miss Moody =
has for several years resided in Co
Snmbu6, and has made many friends, !
who feel warmest congratulations c
should be given Mr McDilI. She is c
ever active in church and charita bic =
work, while hes quick response to d
@sils for high service singularIy fit is
her for the new life upon which sheI o
will soon enter a1r. McDill, former
II of Fayetteville. Tenn, is an able a
Id prominent young minister a
Mrs. r. e. ie1nston was the hos q
So of a very delightful bridge party 1,
onday afternoon in honor of Mrs n
aniamin H. Mcfarland of Aberdeen p
The event was informal and happily 81
arranged, aud th. guests We're Mrs.
F.cFariand. Mrs. dugh Hairston, Mrs =
arrison Sykes. Mrs. !. T. Searcy, {
r., Mrs w. C. Watson, Mrs. Willis {
arth, Mrs. Burton Lincoln. Mrs. Z. d
Locke, Jr. Grs. Woodward, Miss :,
FIamie Davis Nisss MARY Biilups. As
souvenir of he skill ia making the Il
ID score without the loss of a game,
Irs. Mcfarland was presented with Z
handsome deck nf cards in leather G.
tie case. A delicious oyster course s
ith coffee was served at the conciu-
.on of the games. :,
The Christmas bazaar of the Pas =
or's Aid Society Of the First Meth {
dist church Introduced a merry fore a
lste of the holiday joys for the little L
,lk in the Christmas tree which
1me snow-ladeu aud filled with pres +
ents, bestowed bg 40 less parsonage e
han that good did Saint Nick HIM y
slf. A.. result of his coming in =
onnection with the bazaar and Sat +
rday market eighty five dollars o
ere added TO tba society's treasury.
Il
Mrs Egbert ioaes of Holly Springs c
rrives this afternoon, and will be q
ith Mr. and Mrs William B. Ham ,
lton during her brief stay. Mrs. Il
ones. after a most successful term n
State regent ef the D. A. r., be- 0
anne one of the the viee-Dresidents =
the national order, which Office she +,
.ow holds. She is a woman of
harming personality, and will be f
ordiaHy Welcomed. J
The suhmnioc Club IS the name
gith which the new club organized
y a number of young men last week
yiII be christene1. aud to Miss Lady
aary Armstrong comes the gift which t.
was announcer would be bestowed a
pom her whose selection met with II
eneral favor by 4 complete revers- u
1 or letters the name of Columbus
furnishes the key 10 the favorite title
Mr.. and Mrs. orman Lanier Kim N
ough OF Greeuviile. and Miss Le- II