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Mission Society Meets.

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Robt Nichols by invitation. The
attendance ives good nearly all the
members being present.
Mrs. John Burns read a paper on
Brazil" that was much enjoyed. The
report of the Missionary conference
held recently at Santa Fe, was pre-.
scented by Mrs. John Martin. Mrs.
Chas. Sharp beautifully rendered
vocal solo. At the conclusion of the
formal program mission topics were
discussed.
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Lawn Party.

Lawn Party.
On last Tuesday evening, Rest
Haven" the attractive country place
of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Rees, was the
scene of quite delightful gathering,
as Miss Jessie, the youngest daughter,
had issued invitations to sixty of her
friends to lawn party, the hours be-
ing from to IL.
The house was layishly decorated
with ported plants and the ever grace
full asparagus, while white wax can
dies were everywhere. The spacious
porch and lawn were brilliant with
Japanese lanterns, while numberless
chairs and rustic seats and sofa pill
lows were here there and everywhere
for the comfort of the guests Frappe
was served by Misses Alberta and
Louise McFall.
Miss Rees was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mr.. Mace Mefford of
Franklin, Miss Helen Simpson and
Mr. Stone Reynolds of Nashville and
Miss Mary Meroney of Dark's Mill,
while Mr. NJ. D. Armstrong and Miss
Emma McFall changed the couples
every five minutes. Bon bons and
fruits were served at intervals and
alter an elegant ice course. The 9th
er house guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Stone and two children of
Nashville. Altogether, it was one of
his seasons most perfect entertain
nents.
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Miss Sheegoa, Hostess.

Miss Anna Turner Sheegog enter
tanned with that hospitality and de-
Nghtfulness that has ever character,
lied her family Friday evening at her
beautiful country home on the Pulaski
PIKE, The entertainment was a large
lance and was given in honor of Miss
Louise Frierson, her house guest. The
e home was artistically decorated
Ia vines and cut flowers, the color
scheme of pink and green being charm
Rs'y carried out here as well as in
'Ae refreshments. The guests were
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Hungerford.T immons.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Timmons an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter Myrtle Louise to Ed
Vernon Hungerford, of Nashville, to
be solemnized on Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock, the twenty-second of
September, in Vine Street Christian
Church. Nashville.
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MorrelI-Haberle.

Morrell-Haberle.
Mr. Chas. E. Morrell, Jr., Supt. of
Construction of the Government
building here, returned today
with his charming young bride
from Marlborough, n. Y, where they
weer married on the 25th.
Mr.. Morrell and wife will remain
in Columbia for about two weeks, aft
er which they will be at home in
liurfreesboro.
Columbia regrets exceedingly to
lose so delightful an addition to local
society Below we clip from The
Marlborough, n. Y, News, of the 9th
inst:
Mr.. Charles Edwin Morrell, Jr., and
Miss Ella H. Haberle were united
in holy wedlock at Christ church
Wednesday, Aug 25th, at II o'clock
IN the morning, by the Rector, Rev II.
VI Kirby. The church looked beauti-
ful in its dress OF golden rcd and
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carried out in the refreshments. The
guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Howard, Mrs Norman Kirkman
and Mrs. John NJ, Gray of Nashville,
Mrs. Mary Branch, Miss Julia War
field and Mr.. Gerald Howard, Miss
Mary Porter Kirkman and Mr.. Terry,
Miss Minnie Fry and Mr. Kirkman.
From bower in the yard frappe and
sandwiches were served, while Char
lies band from Nashville, filled the
air with sweet strains of music, to
which happy feet kept time in the
dance till late hour, when tempt
ing ice course was served.
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queens lace. The services were very
plain and at the same time very al
tractive. Mr.. Kirby being compliment
ed on his manner Of carrying same
out no bitches occurring.
Miss Haberle was attired I'm white
dotted net. with white satin trimmings
and veil to match She carried a
boquet OF white roses, with maiden
hair ferns. Her sister. Miss Agnes
Haoerle, carrying white asters and
maiden hair fern, acted as brides
maid. while Mr.. Samuel w. MorrelI.
brother of the groom, was best man.
Miss Greiner rendered the selec-
ton on the organ. playing the Men
delssohn and Lohengrin marches dur
ing the services. About one hundred
and fifty friends and relatives filed
the church comfortably, and saw the
happy couple of for a season of sight
seeing. Mr.. Morrell will return about
the S1st, his leave of absence by the
Government having them expired"
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Bridge Party.

Mrs. Alex Titcomb entertained a
few lady friends Wednesday morning
at her home on West Sixth street in
honor of her house guests, Miss Char
lotte Smiser of Culleoka, and Miss
Ewing Carter, of Rome, Ga. The
game was played at two tables. The
prize was won by Miss Carter. After
the game ices were served.
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AlIen-Johnson.

AIlen-Johnson.
A marriage made beautiful by its
simplicity and quite home effects was
that of Miss Linnie Johnson to Will
G. Allen, of Caney Springs. The mar
riage was at the home of the brides
father, ]. B johnson, at Kedron,
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock, and
was performed by Rev Chas. A.
Shreve, brother-in-law of the bride, in
the presence of limited number of
relatives and friends. The bride was
handsomely attired in a blue silk
gown, with lace and bead trimmings
and large picture hat to match. The
maid of honor Miss Nola Johnson,
sister of the bride, was becomingly
gowned in a soft clinging cloth effect
and wore hat to match Sam Allen,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. Other attendants were Miss
Maude Bershears, of Nashville, and
r. A. Johnson. The wedding music
was furnished by Miss Dora Benson,
of Nashville. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Allen left for
The home of the groom's father, Sam
Allen, at Caney Springs, where they
will make their home Mr. Allen is
a prominent farmer of Maury county.
The bride is one of Maury's fairest
lowers and has large circle of
friends.
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Frierson-Warfield.


Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Warfield of Co
lumbia, Tenn, announce the engage
ment of their dauvhter, Julia, to Mr.
Horace Frierson, Jr., of Lawrence
burg, Tenn, the wedding to take place
at the brides country home, Beech
Lawn" on October 20.
The above announcement will be
read with wide interest in Alabama
and especially in Birmingham. Miss
Warfield was one of the visiting beau
ties of the past season. She came to
Birmingham as the guest of Mrs. Rob
9rt McDavid, Miss Mary Campbell,
Mrs. Lucien Brown Mrs Mason Dill
lard and Miss Corinne Chisolm, and
conspicuous for her unusual beauty
md distinction of bearing, was quite
raved over by society.
Miss Warfield is widely connected
in Birmingham and number of rela-
lives will go to Columbia to be in at
tendance at her wedding Miss Mary
Campbell and Miss Corinne Chisolm
will both be bridesmaids.
ham Age-Herald
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): !: x X \; X X X y y X y
x y
= Frierson.Warfield. y
< Mr. and Mrs S. W. Warfeld +
= announce the engagement and +
approaching marriage of their y
daughter, Julia, to Mr. Horace x
x Frierson, Jr., of Lawrenceburg, 4
x Tenn. The wedding to take place x
< at Beechlawn, the brides coun- y
x try home, October the goth, 1909. x
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-.
The bride is niece of Mr.. ]. K.
Farrell and has been a frequent WIS.,
itor to Columbia, where she has many
friends
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received in the hall by Miss Sheegog
and Mr.. Kennard Stephenson and
Miss Frierson and Mr.. Francis War
field, and were then served frappe by
little Misses Louise Ann Roberts, of
Memphis and Sarah Morgan. The
dancing was in the large double par
lors from which all the furniture had
been removed leaving bare an excel
lently smooth floor. Gilmore's band,
new musical organization, furnished
sweet music. At late hour de-
licious course of brick cream and cake
was served. The couples present
were: Miss Anna Turner Sheegog
and Kennard Stephenson; Miss Louise
Frierson and Francis Warfield; Miss
Mary Rainey and ]. d. Frierson, Jr.;
Miss Annie May Fleming and Girard
Brownlow; Miss Addie Rainey and
Jno. W. FrierSon, Jr.; Miss Frances
Craig and Abe Meek: Miss Ethel Bar
row and Gerald Howard; Miss Win
ME Estes and Hugh Shelton; Miss
Marie Brownlow and Clint Moore;
Miss Mary Ella Fariss and Stuart
Stephenson; Miss Elizabeth Caperton
and Douglas Stephenson; Miss Imo-
gene Barrow and Norton Nichols;
Miss Bessie Dawson and Haywood
Stephenson; Miss Minnie Fry and
Frank Lander, Jr.; Miss Ruth Fleming
and Howard Estes; Miss Julia War
field and Elem Sheegog. The other
men were Hinton Orr, Eugene Orr
Melvin Dawson and Paul Cecil. /
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Family Reunion.

The Hayes family will hold a re-
union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
VIII Hayes at Goodwin, Thursday.
Representatives of the family will be
present from Written, n. c., Murphy,
y. c., and Robinsonville, n. c., be-
sides many from the Maury county
branch of the family
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Hopwood- Estes.

Columbia is coming to front ranks
as the meeting place for lovers to be
married, and Squire Guest is getting
up reputation almost equal to that
of Esq. Jake Levine in Nashville. The
latest subjects before the Squire were
Miss Hettie Estes, of Nashville, and
William Hopwood, of Lewisburg The
young couple came in on the morning
train and went Immediately to the
court house, where license was pro-
cured and Squire Guest was at once
! ressed into service. After the cereI
mony the young couple left on the
morning train for Lewisburg, where
they will make their home.
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Dance at BetneH.


AS a closing event of many enter
tainments that have been given FOL
Miss Louise Savage, the popular
guest of Miss Gladys Dedman, the
young ladies of the city gave hand
some dance last evening at the Beth
ell. Pelletierri's orchestra, from
Nashville, furnished the music, and
a delicious punch was served through
out the evening The dance was at
tended by several out-of-town men,
among them being R. w. Turner, Jr.,
]. Finch Clark, Hardy A. Mitchner,
w. H. Sinan and Luther Oliver all of
Nashville, Horace Frierson Jr., of
Lawrenceburg, and Henry Zeitler, of
Mooresyille. Ala.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
G. T. Hughes, Jr,. Mrs. J. W. Love,
Mrs. Mary D. Warfeld Or. and Mrs.
Garnett Merrill Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Cochran. Mrs. owen Brashear
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Near-Moonlieht Picnic.

The threat ening weather of Tuesday
evening rudely interfered with moon
light picnic that was to have been
given on the sowell Mill pike. How
ever, after the showers were over
several members of the party, which
consisted most of local society folk,
met at the home of Miss Halle Fry,
where a pleasant evening was spent.
Cards were played and the picnic
lunch enjoyed.
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To Our Friends and Customers

As we begin our eighth year in the cloth
ing business, we take special pride in an
nouncing to the trade that we are better
prepared to serve you than ever before. There
mustsbe reason for this. Briefly, we will
give, what we consider good and sufficient
reasons. We fatter ourselves that our buy-
ing has been so intelligent that we have
never been forced to carry over big stock
or to put on big sale% to dispose of a stock
that has not been carefully bought The re.
suit is, that this fall, if you are looking for
style and quality,you will not have to paw $40
to SIS extra to have your suit made to meas
ure, but come to and we will convince YOU
that what we say is true. Our motto is
small profit every day in the year. not some
thing you don't want at the time of year you
don't need it, but what you want at the time
of year you do.
We are opening up this week the greatest
line of Mems and Boys Clothing that will be
shown in this city this fall We shall tell you
about it from week to week in this space and
we trust you will not make the mistake of not
coming to us when you want anything that
we carry. Respectfully,
ADHESION BROTHERS.
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Gant-Wheeler.


Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Wheeler an
nounce Wednesday, September 8, as
the date of the wedding of their daugh
ter, Jane, to Mr. John Norwood Cant
Jr., of Columbia.
The marriage will be quietly solemn
lied at Z o'clock in the evening. at
the brides family home, 1906 East
Belmont Circle. The ceremony.
which will be performed by DR.. Rufus
Weaver, will be witnessed by the close
relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. The wedding will be marked
by the utmost simplicity, on account
of a recent bereavement in the
groom's family.
The out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding will be Mrs. NJ NJ. Johnston, of
Lost Angeles, CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Johnston, of New York city; Mr..
and Mrs. William Moses and Master
William Moses, Jr., of Louisville; Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Caldwell, of Birming-
ham,. Miss Mary Wharton Jones, of
Memphis; Mr.. W. P. Wheeler, of
KY. land Mr.. E. E. Wheeler
of Birmingham-Nas Tennes-
sean.
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Miss Aahbaunh. Hostess.

Miss Ev9ngeline Ashbaugh was the
charming debutant hostess at a card
party Friday evening at her country
home on the Mt. Pleasant pike. At
tractive refreshments were served
after the game.
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Melon Feast.

Chaperoned by Mrs. w. M. Biddle
the following young ladies enjoyed a
melon feast with Webster Turner
Wednesday night: Miss Julia Biddle,
Miss Nancy Kelley, Miss Ruth Flem-
ing and Miss Margaret Turner.
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Pearl Hunt.

Pearl Hunt
Last Thursday a jolly party, chap
eroned by Mrs. Emma McFall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Gartner, spent
the day most delightfully."- in the A. D.
Frierson Woods" through which
which winds the now shallow waters
of the placid Duck" Buggies, runa-
bouts and an easy-riding, comfortable,
spring wagon, filled with chairs, con-
veyed the crowd, while large boat,
owned by Geo. McFall, Jr., was car
ried for pleasure riding. The most
interesting time was opening the
shells and searching for pearls. Some
small ones were found by Messrs.. No
Ian Gartner, Will Armstrong and Miss
Mary McFall Delightful boat-rides
added much to the pleasure of the
day. When the large rocks meath
the dense shade) were swept and the
snowy cloths spread, an elegant pic
mic dinner was served in abundance,
again Besides the chaperones were
Misses Maggie Pearson, Mary and EN-
ma McFall, Jessie Rees, Helen Simp-
son, Fredonia Tolley, Elizabeth Greg
Dry, Alberta and Louise McFall;
Messrs. Will and Maury Armstrong,
W. F. Dobbins, Cooper Stockell, Geo.
McFall, l.. P. Padgett, Robert Church
Barrow and John Gregory. While
John (Pap) Porter, acted as boatman.
The sun was sinking in the West,
when the party reluctantly turned
with many thanks to the
gallant young men for such joyous
lay.
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LaVender-Stanley.

Mr.. W. w. Stanley announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
of his daughter, Hattye Cox, to Mr..
Percy Neal Lavender, the marriage to
take place at the brides home on Car
ter's creek, September Is, 1909.
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maid Of honor. and Gin Harris. o.
Park Station. was best man. ONLY
the immediate relstives and friends
We're present Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for De.
aetur. Ala. where they were the re
cipients Of a reception given By Mr..
/ and Mrs. Arnold worley, relatives of
he groom They left tday for their
future home in Waxahachie.
-
Pretty Entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sellers enter
tanned in honor of their little son.
Andrew, and Cleveland Martin. The
Sellers home was prettily decorated
FOR the occasion. Elegant refresh
ments were served. About twenty-five
guests were received. During the
evening games were played.
r.
Moses-Lee.
Miss Louise Lee of Spring Hill and
Mr. Everett Moses of Knoxville were
quietly married Monday morning at
80 o'clock at Elm street church, Rev.
W. H. Johnson officiating. The cere-
mony was witnessed by the imme-
date members of the two families.
The bride, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lee, wore
stylish ashes of roses tailored gown. |
They left on the $3.50 O'Clock train for
Chattanooga, and upon their return |
from their bridal trip will reside in
Knoxville.
Mr. Moses is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Moses of Knoxville and
nephew of Col Frank A. Moses, presi-
lent of the state pension bureau. He
5 graduate from the University of
tennessee and is associated in the
]ractice of law with Judge H. H.
ngersol. He is a leading young at
orney of Knoxville and is prominent
socially. n
Miss Lee, who is girl of unusual
'eauty, has been much admired in
Ter home town and in Nashville,
where she frequently visits.-Nash
lille Tennessean.
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Hayes Family Reunion.

The twelfth annual reunion of the
Hayes family was held Thursday at
the home of W. A. Hayes at Mowd,
Tenn. Those present were: H. F..
Hayes, Mrs H. A. Keener, Mrs. j. A.
Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hayes,
all of North Carolina; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Hayes and nine children of Co
lumbia; Mrs n. E. Fulmer, Mrs. Mary
o. LeatherWood, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Hayes and two children, Mrs. Mary
Britain and four children, also of
North Carolina and Joseph Enloe. The
members of the family are given
above in the order of their birth.
Their parents were married in 1912,
the union being blessed by nine chill
dren, all of whom are alive and pres
ent at the reunion. They range in
age from AZ to 81 years. The Hayes
family has blossomed like the green
bay tree and now consists of the nine
II grand children, 54 great
grand children and 3 great great
With % brothers and
isters-in-law included, the family
now totals 143 Of these
there are present at the reunion today
81
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Wcrley-T

Special to The Herald.
LYNNyILLE. Tenn, Aug. 27,-The
marriage of Miss Sara Tunnelle TO
Henry Clay Worley Jro of Waxa-
bachie, Texas, was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs william II. Tunnelle, Thursday
morning at ten o'clock. Rev. T. e..
Hudson. of Pulaski, offlciated The
bride was attired in handsome gown
of pongee silk made en- princess and
wore a black picture hat Miss Kath-
crime PARK. of Park station, was the
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outlnn Panty.

outing Party.
very enjoyable affair was the out
ing given Wednesday afternoon by
MIR. Tom S. Nicely to the following
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young people at Ashtons Mill: Mrs.
Ed Church, Misses Aline Church, Bes-
sic Lipscomb frankie Lipscomb, Will
lie Belle Craig. LENS Howard, Olive
Rhea, Anna Brown Rhea, Louise Dug
ger, Robin Powers; Messrs. Edwin
Dotson, Hetherland Notgrass, Roy
Digger, Melvin Lazarus.
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Fishing Party.

A party of about fifty spent a most
enjoyable day Wednesday on Leiper's
creek. About one hundred pounds of
trout and bass were caught and fried
on the banks of the creek and enjoyed
by all present. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Weaver, Of
Nashville; Prof Eugene Patton, of
Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. Coleman of
Nashville; Mr. E. N. Woodland and
daughters, Misses Addie and MOI, F.
L. Walker and wife, C. A. Walters and
wife, R. G. Mullens and wife, Lee
Hawkins and wife, Austin CabIer and
wife, Ben Cowley and wife, Hant Fly
and wife, d. T. Fitzgerald, John Ad-
kisson, James Blackburn, Joseph Null
lens, C. A. Walker and Misses Grace
and Bessie Walker.
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THE SICK.

Flguers voss is able to be out. after
a two weeks illness
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Dance at "Branchland."

'Branchland," the beautiful colonial
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Howard, was the scene of much mer-
riment and gracious Southern hospi-
tally, Wednesday evening when It's
young host Gerald Howard enter
tanned large number of his young
friends with dance. The house was
artistically decorated with vines,
plants and cut flowers, the color
scheme pink and white, being also
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SOCIETY

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