The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17

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= was the reading of a report of t
\ state meeting by Mrs. Frederick Ht
4 dy At the conclusion Of the routil
= work delightful refreshments We
4 served and social half hour spent
Meeting Of the w. C. 7. U.
4 The Woman's Christian Tempe
y ance Union held a meeting of gre
x interest Friday afternoon at Il
b First Methodist church The occ
Y sion being Flower Mission Day" a
4 propriate papers were read by Mr.
. Smith, Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Boyd an
y Miss Figuers. Following the readin
3 of the papers bouquets were distribu
q ed.
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q Birthday Party
4 Cheairs Porter, one of the most POI
) ular and brightest of Columbia juyen
lies, entertained Friday afternoon a
the home Of his parents, DR.. and Mrs
%. ]. Porter, in honor of his fourth
4 birthday. Quite a number of hii
: young playmates were included In the
guest list, the afternoon being spent In
: playing games and other enjoyable
/ pastimes. Delightful refreshments
were served.
Complimentary to Mrs. Craig
Mrs. Walter d. Hastings entertain
ed charmingly Saturday in honor Of
Mrs. Gordon Craig, of Memphis, who
is pleasantly remembered here as
Miss Eugenia McLemore.A Shakespe-
trian contest was one of the features,
of the entertainment, the prize.
handsomely bound Volume of Shakes
/ peare, being won by Mrs. Darden
Harkreader. Following this contest an
Elegant lunch course was served.
b.
Matinee Musicale
The active members of the Matinee
Musicale are requested to meet with
Mrs. H. o. Fulton Wednesday MORN
ing at IL o'clock.
B.
To Marry Tuesday
Henry A. Porter left Sunday for
Bardwel, KY, where he will be mar
rfed tomorrow evening at the First
Christian church of that place to Miss
Lillian Shelbourne. Samuel Clay Har-
Ian, who will act as Mr.. Porter's best
man, will leave this evening. Mr.. Har-
Ian will return Wednesday.
i,
Mrs. Halliday, Honoree
Mrs. William Halliday, Of Memphis,
was the honoree of an informal bridge
party given Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Boardman at her home on
Sixth street. The game was played I
It four tables, and at it's conclusion e
empting refreshments were served. I
n e
A quiet wedding, coming as sur j
rise to their friends, was that of a
'ate Anderson and Miss Martha Jeter, IL
7hich was solemnized Sunday after u
DON by Rev. p D. Freeman, pastor of |.
he South Columbia Methodist church, p
t his home in South Columbia. VIII
eter was the only attendant. in
- til
- u...,. BIZ
Among the winsome girls from -
who have returned home
ON their scholastic duties In Wash -
gton, are Miss Sadie Clawson, or Fl,
from Washington College; -
isses Mary and Addie RaiDey Of Co -
mbia, and Miss Fannie Skeen Of ~
ell Buckle, at Belcourt Seminary. -
ISIS Addie Rainey, President of the -, ~
nior class, young woman of grace,
ID self-possession beyond her years. ."
ade a delightful little speech COM =.
sncement day. Miss Rainey was al pa
President of the Michaelangelo SO l'
,ty of Belcourt.-W Cor - :.
,pondence to Nashville Banner. ~
the
Iunnbla Girls compIlmented 49,
Misses Florence Shelton and Gladys DN
oman have returned from a ten
vs. visit to Misses Louise Savage -.
| Ernestine Elder at GAINESVILLE. -
lille in GAINESVILLE these popular
ing ladies were the recipients of
CHI social attention, On last Mon
night Miss Savage gave dance