The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-20

Mrs. Geo. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Parker, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown
low and Mrs +. F. Everett. This
room was bright in the many tones
of the nasturtium colors.
In the dining room presided Mrs.
A. Nichols, Mrs. Jas. Andrews and
Mrs. A. Samue!s, Beautiful in every
appointment were the decorations
where the Wedding feast was served.
The table was spread with rare lace
and had for its central figure a crys-
tai vase Of pink sweet peas and feath-
cry fern; mantel and boards were
banked in stately hydrangeas and on
every side pink tapers burned from
crystal and silver candelebra. An
elaborate ice course was served &C
centuating the colors of pink and
green.
Throughout the house the decora-
tons were doLe by the artistic hand
of lifelong tIiend of the bride, Mrs.
w. B. Harrison.
1t was an evening where the pste
of friendship and real well-wishing
rang strong and clear and the fare
wells voiced the genuine wish Of each
guest, for many as bright as glad an
niversaries for none could be more
potent with premise than this their
crystal wedding
Entertained at Rock.
Mrs. C. A. Parker ST., was hostess
in an entertainment at rock Friday
afternoon at her home on Seventh
street in honor of Mrs. U. H. Foster
and her guests, Mrs. w. Fl. Williams
and Mrs. J. L. Pippin, of Birmingham,
and Mrs George E. Cater, of Annis-
ton The spacious parlors of this
beautiful home were tastefully decor
ated with cnt flowers and potted
plants The ga;nes were conducted at
five tables, ard most tempting sal
ad course was served:
Mrs. Fariss Entertains. ~"
Mrs. C. A. Fariss entertained with
a prettily arranged children's party
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Eighth street to celebrate the ninth
birthday of her niece, Miss Ruth Heb
beln, of Birmingham, Ala. Out-of-
door games and contests were enjoy
ed after which delicious ices were
served. Miss Elizabeth Shelton was
the prize winner. A number of pref
ty presents were received by the hon
Gree.
Announcement.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. w. Sherman an
nounce the engagement and ap-
marriage Of their daughter
Miss Naomi Hester, to I. W. Parker,
Thursday, June 26, 1913, at O'Clock
in the evening in the First Baptist
church. Friends are cordially invft-
ed to attend. No formal invitations
will be issued.
The alove announcement appears
in the Chickasha, Oklahoma Express,
and the bride is niece Of Col Jos.
F. Brownlow, of Gov. Hooper's staff
She has many friends here where she
has been visitor.
There was wedding Saturday
night that surprised the friends OF
the contracting couple, when Mrs.
Kittie Boatright Eubanks and Charles
s. Burnett hied themselves to Mt.
Pleasant in an auto and were mar
ried at the residence of Rev. j. A.
pastor of the Methodist
church there, that minister perform
ing the ceremony. The bride is well
known in Columbia, and is highly
and extensively connected in Giles
Mr. Burnett came here from
a short time ago and has
since been connected with The Her
aid in che job department, and his
conduct has been such as to elicit ia
vorable comment. They are at home
on North Garden street
Entertained at Bridge.
Mrs. ]. o. Walker was hostess Of
beautifully planned bridge party
Saturday afternoon In honor Of her
house guests, Misses Ella Gray, An
ME and Elizabeth Arrants, of Los An
geles, Calf.
On the porch the guests were cor
daily welcomed by Mrs. Hugh
Grown, Mrs. John Woodland and Mrs.
Vance Thompson They we're then