The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-17
SOCIETY.

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81 SOCIETY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sixth Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Craige, OF Mt.
Pleasant, celebrated their sixth wed.
ding anniversary last Sunday with, a
three course luncheon to a number Of
their friends. Among those who were
present were Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Craige. Of Williamsport, parents Of
the groom.
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Birthday Party.
Little Miss Mary McCarty was host
ess at birthday party to twelve Of
her girl friends Wednesday afternoon
from to 5 o'clock. Five hundred
was played and two course lunch
con was served, and all the guests
departed with abundant wishes or
many happy returns for their fair
hostess
For Miss Looney.
Complimentary to Miss Elizabeth
Looney, Mrs. A. E. Sheldon delight
fully entertained at cards AZ he
charming home on Thursday sfter
noon. The home was most artistical
lily and beautifully decorated, ferns
vines and poinsettas being effectively
fused. The scene was a most attrac
tive one Cards were played at foul
tables after which a delicious two
course luncheon was served. Tit
prize, handsome gold picture frame
was won by Miss Elizabeth Watson
Mrs Sheldon was assisted in receiv
ing the guests by the fair honoree.
The Matinee Musicale.
i The Matinee Musicale held mos
interesting and enjoyable meeting u
the music room of the Century Clul
on Saturday afternoon. The opera
studied were Les Hugenots" an
Faust" The attendance and enth,
siasm with which each number wa
greeted, were most gratifying.
made the active members feel tbs
their work was appreciated.
Mrs. Dukes paper the story
Lies Hugenots" and Miss Ashton
, the story of Faust" we're interestin
from beginning to end, and helpe
the audience to follow the stories
the musical numbers.
III Mrs. Sharp's rendition OF tn
"Pages Song" from Les Hugenot
was splendid and the dificult pas
Hayes that sch mastered showed hal
work.
Mrs. Fulton's number piano sele
ltions from LES Hugenots," was,
! her numbers always are, enjoyed I
all.
The Matinee Musicale chorus ga
1.-The Waltz Song from Faust whi'
was beautiful and showed Miss Fer
don's excellent training.
:" Miss Fulton's violin solo fro
"Faust' gave real pleasure to her a
" dinece, and made them feel as on
: one can through violin, the swet
ness and sufferings of Marguerit
y and the tragedy of the story.
Miss Sanns charmed all with t
= Jewell Song from Faust" H
voice is exquisite and it was tire
to hear her.
Miss Rainey gave the piano sels
. lions from Faust" The last numb
II on the program was piano quartz
e the waltz and Chorus from Faust
70 by Misses Fry, Rainey, Fleming al
r Sheppard. It was greatly enjoy
+ and showed hard work and study
|. Friday Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. B. E. Regen win entertain t
IL Friday afternoon Bridge Club Frid
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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Host for Auction Bridge.
* Mrs. R. G. Sparrow was the char
n ing hostess for the Auction Bird
ID Club at it's recent meeting,
~ To Compliment Miss Gordon.
O.. There was an informal dance
Dr. the Century Club Tuesday night
ii compliment Miss Gordon, of Dye
le burg, sister of Mrs. Clark Jones
~ To Compliment Mrs. Sloan.
~ Mrs. s. e. Calender Is enterta
70 ing at Rock this afternoon at b
"a home on High street to complime
Mrs. J. d. Sloan, of Florence, al