The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-17

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Sembrich and Nordica; the effect O
her art Is enhanced by her charinin,
gracious personality, replete will
grace and dignity.
Following is the full and complet,
program as rendered:
Anton Rubenstein, 1S35-1897. &
Life of Observation-Disclosures Rainey.
Concerto in D. minor first move
ment-Mrs. Fulton.
Orchestral part on second piano
Miss Bidez.
Good Night, Farewell-Miss Brown
low.
Melody-Mrs. Duke.
Kamenoi Ostrow-Miss Barrow.
Thou art like beauteous flower
Miss McGavock.
Barcorrolle No. 3-Miss Fry.
Souvenir de Moscow, Weiniawski-
Mrs, Harkreader.
Tn doux lien, Delbruck; The Swal-
lows, Cowan; Beloved it is morn, Ayl-
ward; Will O. the wisp, Chas. Gilbert
Spross-Mrs. Colberta Millet.
Hopper-Fariss.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Eliza
beth Hopper, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Hopper, 1929 E. Ninth
street, and Mr.. Charles Burford Faris
was celebrated last evening at 8
o'clock at the home Of the brides par
ents by DR.. J. H. O. Smith, of the
First Christian church. Preceding the
service Mr.. Edwin Smith sang an ap-
propriate program songs and imme-
diately before the wedding march,
by Prof. John T. ]. Merrill, Mrs. c.
&c. Wright, of Dallas, niece OF Mr..
Fonper. sang. Beloved, It Is Morn"
The bride entered on tn EARN Of her
father and was met in the drawing
room by Mr.. Faris and his best man,
Jack Hopper the brother of the bride.
Forming the aisle for the wedding
party were two little ribbon bearers,
the little Misses Joyce Hopper and
Dorothy Shinkle. The bride wore
handsomely embroidered white nous
saline gown, trimmed with duchess
lace, which her grand mother had
worn on the occasion Of the marriage
Of every one of her children. She
carried a bouquet Of white roses, lilies
of the valley and maiden hair ferns.
Decorations throughout the house
consisted Of palms, ferns and pink and
white roses and carnations. Assist
ing in the Inequalities were Mr. and
Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Bertha Johnson,
OF Shanee, Mrs. e. C. Wright and Mrs.
Jack Love. After a reception and the
serving Of a wedding supper the young
couple departed for wedding trip to
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri,
the bride attired in tailored gown Of
royal blue cloth with hat to match.
After a months visit among friends
and relatives they will return 70 Ok
lahoma City and will reside Temporal
rily with the brides parents. Among
the many handsome gifts received
from friends In many parts Of the
country were two chests Of silver, one
from the groom's parents, residing in
Columbia, Tenn, and second from
the Pioneer Telephone Co. with which
he is connected.
The above is clipped from the Daily
Oklahomian and will be of much in.
terest here where the groom Is well
known and has many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Fariss arrived this morning |
for visit to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Fariss.
Unique Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bryce Martin, of
,Woodlawn Farm, Spring Hill Tenn,
who have many friends in Nashville, |
gave recently an elegant dinner in
honor of a small company Of congo |
NAL friends, which for originality OF
design and perfection of detail, quite
surpassed many Of the beautiful hos
FATALITIES that have characterized this
ideal country home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Martin have recently
returned from a stay of three months
in the West, six weeks Of which was
spent in Honolulu, and while visiting
the many and varied industries of
that fascinating country they conoeiv-
ed the novel idea of bringing to their
less fortunate friends a glimpse OF
what they enjoyed.
In the many courses, faultlessly I
served, each consisted of some special
Wand typical of place visited, which
combined with the tasteful decora-
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