The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
SOCiE tn,
Maury Chapter.

The Maury Chapter, United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy, held the first
Injecting Of the year in the parlors Of
the Century Club Friday afternoon.
she newly elected officers are very
DESTROYS of continuing the work al
ready begun, and also add some new
features. 1t Is their earnest request
that all members of the chapter at
tend these regular monthly meetings,
and thereby keep in touch with all that
is accomplished during the year.
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Stag Dinner.
W. Andrew Dale was the host of
an elegantly appointed stag dinner to
his friends and associates of the
chase and gun at his hame on Eighth
street on Friday evening at o'clock.
Not in long time has a more formid-
able array of the disciples of MINI
rod been assembled together In Co
lumbia and mighty good time they
had over the tempting menu, suggest
i've of the forests and the fields and
| the gun, that was spread before Them
as each in turn recounted his achieve
.nents of the chase for game. The
dinner was served in six courses in
| a beautifully decorated dining room,
: the color scheme being pink.
The following in addition to the
=, host, sat at the board: William P.
Ridley William S. Fleming, Jr., A.
Elem Thomas. A. Looney Walker DR..
James G. Williamson, Jr., J. c. James,
of Denver, Col, Robert l.. Mckinney,
Ernest E. MCLemore, Henry o. Full
ten, Fl. Bruce Cochran. Jr William
J. Dale. Jr., and Norman Dale.
Birthday Dinner
To celebrate Mr.. Nelson's birthday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leonard Nelson
entertained a congenial party of Mrs. |
Nelson's friends at dinner on Sunday |
at their home at Culleoka. An ele- |
CANT repast was served and Mr.. Mel
son received the hearty congratula-
lions of ali upon having reached an
other milestone in life without show |
ing any outward sign of the fact.
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Kings Daughters Meeting.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
the Century Club Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. J
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Missionary Society Meeting.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Sociey of the South Columbia Metho-
dist church will have its regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. Blair
Hayes on Eleventh street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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Grtf1thS Return.
Returning from successful tour
of Europe, Mr.. C. e. W. Griffith, the
Well-known reader and lecturer on
plays, will deliver a
series of Lectures in this city during
the later part of February and the
first part of March. Accompanying
1lr. Griffith or this visit to the city
will be Emmerson Morel, a former
New Orleans boy, who is entering
the field OF dramatic reading. II
Mr.. Griffith will be the guest OF the l.
Misses Whitaker during his two
weeks visit to the city. He will {
lecture before the New Orleans
Iduca tionai School of Oratory, the s
New Orleans Educational Society /
md numerous converts and colleges '
n the city. Mr.. Griffiths will also s
ecture before the Louisiana State
at Baton Rouge, and {
spring Hill College, in Mobile.
After leaving New Orleans he will v
% to California to deliver a series v
If readings in that state, and will y
all for Europe on April l. Mr.. EN- n
nerson Morel will accompany him }
N this trip, and expects to take |
course in dramatic reading while on d
he Continental. This will make the o
vurth tour of MR.. Griffith upon the L
ointment, having read the last time D
efore the royalty of Europe.-New D
orleans Picayune of Jan. q. b
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Hiss Parsons Married. N
Miss Lula Parsons, formerly OF Co 81
lmbia, and who has numerous
riends here and is related to several p
the most prominent families in the liz
ounty, is now Mrs. Sam S. Beckett, ID
f Uniontown, Pa. The following &C. s.
cunt of their arrival at Mr.. Beckett's u