The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-08-28
To Compliment Mrs. Adkisson.

To Compliment Mrs. Addison.
Mrs. Mary Hine and Miss Rosa Bar
nett were the hostesses Wednesday
evening at a euchre party to compli-
ment Mrs. Walter Adkisson, Of Brew
ton, Ala, who is visiting here. Eight
handed euchre was played.
Misses McCarty at Dancing.
Misses Mary and Leslie McCarty
were the charming hostesses We'd
nesday evening at dance for their
friends. In spite of the inclement
weather, a large number of them
were present and. enjoyed tripping
the light fantastic toe until a late
hour, when delightful refreshments
were served
Mrs. Wilkes at Dinner.
To compliment her guests, Mes
danes Sallie Reynolds and Alice Nc.
Cord, of Columbia, Texas, Mrs. John
Wilkes, of Nashville, and Mrs. Henry
B. King, of Lewisburg, Mrs. LaFay.
cite Wilkes entertained recently with
a large dining. Covers were laid for
fourteen. The table was artistically
decorated in ferns and flowers of the
season. y -"
Mrs. D4nnIng, Hostess.
At her beautiful country home
"Oakmont," near Spring Hill, Mrs.
John Henry Dining was the charm
ing hostess on Wednesday at
spend the day" party. There were
number of guests present from Co.
lumbia and other points who enjoy
cd the delightful hospitality of one
Of the finest old Southern homes. An
old fashioned dinner served in the
spacious dining hall of the home was
one of the features day thorough
ly enjoyed by all. The following
guests were present: Misses Caro-
line and Irene Williams, Miss Irene
Cheairs, Mrs. A. E. Greenlaw, Mrs.
William Hughes, Mrs. Sam Bond.
Mrs. William B, Greenlaw, Mes TO-
seph F. Brownlow, Mrs. Jesse Filing.
ton, Mrs. Frank F. Everett, Mrs J. l.
Finney, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs
Dining. Of Gleason, the house guest
of her daughter, Miss Lulie Figuers,
Mrs. E. E. McLemore and Mrs. J. s.
Robinson.
During the day little Miss vii.
moth Dining was the charming lit
tie hostess of a number of her young
friends in celebration of her eighth
birth day. A beautiful feaeture of
the table was the birthday cake which
contained the name of the hostess
and eight candles.
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Jones' Thompson Wedding.
AS complete surprise to every
one in the Hampshire community
came the news Wednesday afternoon
Of the marriage of Miss Aline Thomp-
son and DR.. James H. Jones. The
was very quiet and was wit
messed by only very few intimate
friends Of the couple. The ceremony
was said by Rev. j. Allison Molloy,
pastor of the Methodist church at Mt. |
Pleasant, at the home of the brides
father, John Thompson, at 315 p. m.
after the wedding, DR..
and Mrs. Jones left by automobile for
Mt. Pleasant, where they took the 4
o'clock train for bridal tour Of the
east.
The bride is the lovely daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson. She
IS beloved and admired by everyone |
n her community, where she is So
,ial favorite. She is beautiful, at
,ractive, cultured, and a member Of
me Of the most prominent and wide
y known families in the western sec.
ion Of the county.
DR.. Jones is rising physician, who
has host Of friends and we'll wish
,rs everywhere he is known. A grad
late of Vanderbilt, he has steadily
made his way to the front in his pro-
'ession and ranks among its leaders
n this county. He Is man Of sterl.
ng worth, unquestioned ability, and
possessed Of great number of
riends throughout the county who
will be rejoiced to know Of his win
ling such lovely lady for a bride.
Miss TImmons at Auction.
Miss Lois Timmons was the charm.
ng hostess Wednesday afternoon
rom 4 to o'clock at a beautiful auc-
ion party to compliment Miss Gwen.
lolen Bradley, Of Monroe, La, Miss
sachel Moore and Miss Maury Davis,
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