The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-20

which from small beginning now en-
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A feature of especial interest was I
the short and interesting address !
made by Mrs. Frederick Hardy, OF
Columbia, who is a national officer.
and secretary Of the National Silver
/. Cross Chapter, who reported the work
of the silver Cross and also gave
} report Of the recent great conference
Of the international order At Eaiti-
more. 49, /,
Another feature Of the meeting was
IA ine paper written BY Mira Frank
Everett. Of Columbia, Recording SEQ
: rotary, Of the State, and read BY hrs-
r Hardy, which gave an inspiring 40
count Of the history Of the organise
ton in Tennessee, the work being DO
1 gun in this State twenty-three years
{ ago, and only two years after its In !,
ception in New York.
Miss Marie Houzer, leader OF the
Kings Jewels, and Miss Edna Gray
Watts. leader of the Sunshine Circle,
r served dainty refreshments in the din
IS ing room. The table, which was dec
Q, Grated by Mrs. John Alison, was OF
d unusual loneliness. In the center was
ID n,aced vase of white roses, around
III the base of which was entwined broad
n nnrple stain ribbon Radiating from
the base of the vase were purple sat
lin streamers, which were caupnt 10
the table with clusters OF violets.
10 Scattered gracefully between the
Z. streamers were white roses and ferns.
III Compotes held bon bons in the purple
\ colors.
ut An informal program Of charming
ny music was given by Mrs knnaro l.
en- Mcconico and several artistic read
IN ;ngs were given by Mrs. Arthur .
Ransom and Miss Mackie Anderson
Davis.-Nashville Banner.
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u At the home of the brides father
az John Hobbs, Of Culleoka, on Wednes
" day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, Mis
NY Nora Hobbs and Roy Hobbs wer'
lse' united in marriage. The ceremon'
i which Joined these popular young per
sn' p,e was pronounced by Rev. W. I
'uo Boaz. The couple left at once 10
ole Tampa. Fla, where they Will spen
about q month.
The wedding was a very quiet ran
oar ily affair, only close friends and re
INC atiyes being present. The home NJ
nen been beautifully decorated for the 0
'eip cas,on and the bride never locke
'son loylier than in her wedding dres
She is a lovely young lady and NJ
ING Hobbs is an employe of the Louisvii
''ef & Nashville Railroad Of great pro'
lers' ise. They have the best wishes u
large circle Of friends.
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! Matinee Musicale.
j Mrs. Henry o. Fulton was t
graceful and gracious hostess OF I
Matinee Musicale yesterday ait
moon at her spacious home on hi
street. Each number on the progrs
was a special treat and full attel
" ance of the membership was prese
i. 10 enioy it. Charles Camille Sa
10 Saens was the artist from whom
id compositions of the afternoon w
10 taken and the following beautiful
er gram was rendered, each perform
giving of her best:
. i Sketch of Saint Saens Life-M
tx Fulton.
March Heroique, two pianos, ell
hands, Mesdames Fulton and Du
Misses Bidez and Rainey.
Mazurka. No. Miss Brant
Love, Come to Mine Aid--N
Sharp.
LeCygne-Miss Dorothy Fulton
p, Minuet OBJ. 56-Miss Rainey.
NV Heart at Thy Sweet Voice-N
Cant.
Mazurka, No. miss Bidez.
Rondo and Cappriccio-Mrs HI
reader.
= Danse Macabre, two pianos,
bands-Mrs. Fulton and Miss Bi
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