The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-02

Miss Margaret Dodson entertaine,
al cards Friday night in honor o
Misses Granger and jenkins, o
Nashville, who are the guests of Mis-
Eloise cakes The guests were seat
ed at three tables, and delicious sal
ad course was served at proper
nour.
For Miss Bickneli.
Complimentary to Miss Margaret
3icknell, Of Shreveport, the charm
Ing guest of Mrs. Henry o. Fulton
Mrs. William ]. Dale, Jr., on Friday
afternoon gave six course luncheon
Covers were placed for eight. The
table was covered with a beautiful
lace piece in the center of which was
placed a handsome vase of potted
ferns. Waxen tapers shed soft
light over the charming. scene.
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Students Club
The Students Club met at the Cen.
fury Club this morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. W. D. Hastings gave paper on
Tolstcois "The Man" Miss wilkins
talked on "Tolstoi's Message and
Mrs. John Cant discussed us Toll
stoi's Doctrine Pracitical?" The
clubs library is open for the public
TO read their books at the low price
Of five cents book and the book
nay be kept cut for one week.
Miss Mckinney, Hostess.
In compliment to her cousins from
Nashville, who are her house guests,
Misses Margaret and Emma Fusch,
Miss Mary Wilkes Mckinney, enter
tained today at luncheon at her home
on West Seventh street. Covers
were laid for eight and beautiful
color scheme of green and pink was
carried out in the decorations. Pink
tapers diffused soft light over the
scene Bunches of violets were used
for place boquets.
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Miss RickneIl, Honoree.
In honor of her guest, Miss Marga-
ret Bicknell, of Shreveport, Mrs. ]. P.
Street entertained a jolly party of
young people on Friday night at her
home on High street. The young
people were first taken for a visit to
the Cixie Theatre after which they
enjoyed an old fashioned country can
dy pulling, then rock was INDUCED
IN and afterwards a delicious lunch
course was served.
The following were present:
Misses Minnie Fry, Matte William
son, Mary Rainey, Annie Mai Elem
ing, Mary Ella Fariss, Dorothy Fulton,
the honoree, Miss Bicknell, and
Messrs. Will and John Fleming, Rob.
ert Pillow, Andrew Zeitler, Elma
Wooten, Curran Whitthorne, Brown
Taylor and Norman Dale.
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Lowenstein-Green.
Sam Green, the popular clotheing
salesman at The ]. Rosenthal Co. left
here Friday for Nashville where he
vas married to Miss Lowenstein.
They will arrive here the latter part
If the week, and have engaged rooms
II DR. Biddle's where they will be at
lome
Natson-Sanders.
At the residence of the brides aunt, :.
drs. G, W. Abbott, Monday afternoon !
It 8 o'clock, Lex Watson and Miss !.
Willie May Sanders were united in
marriage. The ceremony, 80 beauti- :
- =" ~ 'hip'SSoiSC, Wdo Sdlu ny hoV.
!. B. Eshman. The happy couple
eft Immediately for their future
ome in Columbia, Tenn,
Mr.. Watson is to be congratulated ;.
pom having won such a modest and
,vable young woman The best wish =
S of friends will follow them in their
nited lives Franklin County Truth,
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iardison-Mckay. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Mckay an ,
ounce the approaching marriage of !,
lelr daughter, Jane, to Herschel Har- :,
ison, on Thursday evening, Februa- /,
p, 1912, at their home, Carriers :,
reek, Tenn.
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o Serve Dinner.
The ladies OF the Tabernacle Cum
erland Presbyterian church will