The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-27

frierson, Bessie Hunter Dawson an
! Agnes Walker, all clad in eIegar
costumes.
me cheer and good wishes so pr,
dominant made the occasion ona lon
to be remembered. !. /.
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Brilliant Social Function.
Mrs. J. Clinton Moore was N
charming hostess Wednesday oven
Ing at her attractive country home
"Barrow-Moore" Of a handsome a.,
chre party. Nearly three-score gucst
assembled at the old colonial hom,
and were Hospitality received In III,
spacious hall by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Henry Arch Moore, Mis-.
Rachel Moore, Miss Mary Brooks
ana MISS Sara Lee, of Jackson. Miss
The large parlors were thrown to
gether and were brilliantly lighted
with white waxen tapers and large
swinging chandeliers which shed q
soft brilliant light over the attrac.
tive decoration of golden rod, potted
plants and cut flowers, and the pret.
" young maidens and handson o
danes in their dainty and attra Give
gowns presented most pleasing pic
ture to the eye
The guests drew for their partners
and soon there were eleven tables
occupied by the eager contestants
and the game was played until nearly
the midnight hour. when an elaborate
TWO course lunch was served. Dur
ing the game the guests were served
with minis and sailed nuts. Misses
Rachel Moore and Mary Brooks kept
the score, and Mrs. James Dedman
won the ladies prize, half dozen
handsome hemstitched handkerchiefs
and the gentleman's prize, fountain
pen, went to A. x. Thomas. The
guests were sloth to leave the hospit-
able old home and long after the en-
tertalnment was over the guests
spent several minutes in pleasant
talk among themselves and with the
attractive hostess and the merry
laughter was heard from the happy
young people as they left for their
homes.
Birthday dinner.
In celebration Of his SEVENTEEN
birthday DR.. James G. Williamson
had his two brothers, Charles S.
Williamson, of !Culleoka, and Mai.
John T. Williamson. of this city, with
him at dinner today. It would be
a difficult matter to find three broth
ers OF their age in the county who
are better preserved specimens Of
manhood or who have lived more ex-
emplary lives than those three. In
fact their splendid health is due in
large measure to their clean walk
in life. All served four years in the
Confederate army.
Zion Book Club.
Miss Lelie Frierson entertained
the Zion Book Club Thursday even
ing with novelty shower for Miss
Kate Stephenson, September bride
to-be. The guests were met at the |
door by Miss Annie Brooks Frierson
and served with punch by Miss Mar
garet Harlan. Later on in the even. !
Ing the guests were invited into the
hall which was beautifully decorated
IN green and yellow and served ice
lea and sandwiches by Misses Elise
English and Mary Brooks. AT a
ate hour they were invited into the
lining room which was beautifully
decorated in pink, green and white.
delicious ice course was served. the
olor scheme being carried out in the
efreshments. The bride was the re-
ipient Of many presents
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askirs. o
The marriage of Miss Matte MAY r
laskins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ames R. Green, and Fred Clinton ,
ohnston, of Chicago, ILL.,, was beauti-
llly so!emnized Wednesday after
DON at o'clock at the brides home
South High street. Rev. L. T.
astings officiated and the attend
Its were Miss Essie Green and AL
'rt Cakes. Miss Tessie Samuels
ng Il Love You Truly" The we'd II
ng march was rendered by Mrs. L.
Hayes. The bride was lovely in al
r gown Of white marquisette over 10
lite satin with pearl trimmings. T.
II wells was arranged under a cap 81
lace and roses and orange BIOS -
ms. and she carried bouquet of do
des roses. Miss Essie Green was tn,