The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-04

charaeterizes the ceremonies persor.a,
ed BY him.
In Honor Of Mrs. White.
Mrs. j. B. Boddle was the charm
ing hostess Of a handsome luncheon
siyen Thursday afternoon at her home
on West Eighth street in honor OF
Mrs. C. S. While who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary D. warheld. Cow
ers were LAID for eight.
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Mrs. ]. B. Boddie entertained Airs.
c. S. White who is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Mary D. Warheld, most de-
llightfulIy Oh Thursday with a hsnd-
some luncheon. Covers were laid for
eight.
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HendIey-Moore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Moore an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage Of their daughter, Vir-
ginia, to Hiram Clifford Hendley. The
wedding to be at the residence on
the afternoon Of November 18th.
Complimentary to Mrs. s. c. Harlan.
Mrs. Harlan was the honoree Of q
delightful social affair Tuesday after
noon, rendered by Miss Annie L. Hous-
ton. when cards the game of 800"
proved delightfully."- entertaining, sup
plemented by salad course, served
In the dining room by Miss Edna Per-
ry and Miss Mary Ware Patrick. The
room was beautiful in pink roses,
ferns and palms, while ruby red and
the golden glow of dahlias were con-
trasted with green in parlors and hall.
For the highest score the prize was
won by Mrs. Sherrod Moody, and the
honoree received an exquisite piece
of hand embroidered linen. The In
vited guests were: the honoree, Mira.
Harlan, Mrs. Robert P. McDavid, OF
Birmingham; Mrs. A. e. Walker, Mrs
Harvey Ware, Mrs. Sherrod Moody,
Mrs. ]. Overton Dabney, Mrs. C. E.
Jordan, Mrs. H. ]. Moore, Mrs.
George Carroll, OF Oklahoma; Mia. A.
B. Camper, Miss Huddle, of Chicago;
Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Edward
O'Neal, Mrs. Eugene Lindsey, Mrs.
VIM. H. Mitchell. Mrs. G. M. South
all, Mrs. ]. C. Long, Mrs. Harry Sloan,
Mrs. John Sloan, Miss Edn aPerry,
and Miss Mary Ware Patrick, Miss
Ella Houston.-Florence (Ala.) Times.
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Call Meeting of Matinee Musicale. *
The active members OF the Matinee
Musicale are called to meet with Mrs.
H. o. Fulton, the president, Tuesday
at ten thirty o'clock.
Bushes of Importance to be transact
ed.
B.
Sewing Bee.
Mrs. George Frierson entertained
number of her friends informally this
afternoon at asewing bee. A dainty
lunch course was served after about
TWO hours had been spent In profta-
BILE needle work.
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Halloween Party.
Little Miss Mary Mckinney enter
aimed quite charmingly dozen OF her
title girl friends Saturday night at
Halloween party. Many pumpkins I
ack o-olanterns and black cats we're
n evidence, and the little folks played
games and had their for
unes told from seven until nine
o'clock, after which q one course
unch was served.
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aIss Horsley Entertalns.
Miss Frances Horsley entertained
Yearly fifty boys and girls at her
ome on West Sixth street on Satur- 4
ay evening at Halloween party.
IN their arrival, the guests were serv-
d with punch and sandwiches az re-
reshments, and at the close OF the
arty, ices and cake were served. A
ortune teller's booth was fxed up
, the room, and other Halloween en-
,rtainments we're held.
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rip 10 Jack-c-Lantern Land.
A veritab,e trip to Jack-o'Lantern
md was the Halloween party given
y little Miss Mary Porter at her
,me on Moth High street Saturday :
ght. Fron newell post, table and
antel leeseL the jacl-o-lantcrns, and
1 the lights were softened with
impkin coIored shades. Suspended /,
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