The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-24

bands and seeded pearls Miss An
drews wore brocaded silk with real
lace trimmings, and Miss Lumsden
cream silk null with gold band TRIM
mings.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party was given reception at
the home of Mr.. Lanier. They left
today for their home In Birmingham.
Mrs.. Moore In q very accomplished
and popular young lady, and her
friends are sorry TO give her up. but
wish her happiness In her new hume.
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Welcome fer Pastor.
Rev. NJ. e. Gabard and wife were
cordially and heartily welcomed TO
their new home at Gurley, Ala, on
their arrival there. II was q COM
plete surprise to Mrs Gabard on en-
Itering to meet friends Of former days
and strangers al well, vieing With
each other to make her feel at home.
The reception was participated In
by all denominations of Gurley, and
the churches Of the pastorate were
represented. Out Of town and out OF
pagtorate friends we're Miss Almena
Caldwell, scottsboro; Mrs. z. G..
crick and Miss Florence Paul, OF
Huntsville; Mrs. g. e. Connally, Of
Brownsboro, and Mrs. Harry Lawler,
Of Maysvilie.
Most bountiful and elaborate re-
freshments were served In very in
formal way TO sixty-tour people, and
plenty left over. Provisions for sew
eral days were left for the family.
Many were the expressions of good
will and Joy at having the former pas
tor of this people and his wife to
labor among them for the mainte-
nance OF things that are, and the
further extension of the cause OF
Christ.
Entertained.
Mrs. w. s. Green entertained few
friends very pleasantly at cards Sat
urday evening.
Home Mission Society.
The Home Missio nSociety OF the
First Methodist church will meet at
the Sunday school room at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. This will be
the last meeting OF the conference
year and full attendance OF the mem
bers 10 earnestly urged.
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Valentine Party.
Miss Nellie Grant entertained about
fifty OF her friends at Valentine par
ty at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Y. c. Grant, on Satur-
day afternoon. The house was at
decorated for the occasion
In red hearts and red carnations. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant assisted the hostess
in receiving the guests. The refresh
ments were served by Miss Rebe cca
Irwin. The Ice course was made up
to represent hearts, and the cake was
a large individual Heart.
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Cadets Entertain.
The Columbia Military Academy Ca
dets were hosts of a unique enter
tainment Saturday night to compli- /
ment their young lady friends Of the
Institute and of the city. About thir-
ty-fve guests were present from the
school and city. Mrs. Louise Clark
and Miss John Hamil and the mem
bers Of the faculty of C. NJ. A. we're
the chaperones for the evening In
he spacious hall under a large Japa-
nese umbrella festooned with Japa-
1ese lanterns Misses Zulema Brown
ow, Sarah Leach and Margaret Green
aw In dainty costumes served frappe.
rhe decorations in the hall, library
md parlor we're artistic In their fes-
oons of pennants and school co,ors.
Nearly every school in the country was
The colors Of the c M.
!. and Institute -predominated. The
,oung people spent the evening in
pleasant conversation and hearing the
}. NJ. A quartette sing.
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iunter- Barber.
At the First Presbyterian church
asst Wednesday In the presence of rel
Itives and a few close friends there
occurred the marriage of Miss Annie /
Hunter and c. A. Barber, the Rev.
lanes E. Green reading the service,
which was shorn of detail Miss Luz
lie Martin at the organ gave Hen-
lelssohns cadence while the bride ap-