The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-31
SOCIETY,".
To Compliment Misses Edwards.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To Compliment Misses Edwards.
Miss Ruth Shields entertained
charmingly Friday morning from II
to IL o'clock at 500 party to com
pliment Misses Louise and Claire Ed
wards, the attractive guests of Mis-.
Mary Cooper Boyd. Cards were play
ed at three tables on the lawn. Al
the conclusion of the game delicious
ice course was served.
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Miss Sheegog Entertains.
Miss Anna Turner Sheegog was the
charming hostess Thursday evening
at her beautiful home on the Pulaski
pike at a storm party. Several
couples went out from the city and
danced until late hour. Music was
furnished by a colored orchestra
from the city. In the intermissions
delightful Sandwiches and frappe
were served in the large hall.
Miss Sheegog was assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by her sisters,
Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Roberts.
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Miss Mccain Entertalns.
Miss Beulah Mccain entertained
charmingly Tuesday evening at the
beautiful country home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George 8. Dickson, near Nc
Gains, in honor of the visitors in the
community, Miss Dee Walker, of Gle
burne, Texas; Miss Garrett, Of Pulas-
XII; DR.. Otis Trousdale, of Newark,
N. j., and Messrs. Van lille, of Ath-
ems, Ala. There were present thirty.
five guests to enjoy Miss McCain's
hospitality.
| The house was beautifully decorat-
ed in ferns and geraniums. Mrs.
Bert Erwin presided charmingly over
the punch bowl in the hall. Music
and conversation were the features
of the evening.
Miss Mccain is delightful hostess,
and 1t is with a great deal of pleas
ure that the young people Of the COM
munity look forward to an entertain
ment given by her.
Mrs. Shelton Entertains.
Mrs. J. w. Shelton, of West Ninth
street, was the hostess Friday even.
ing from to 9 o'clock at an enter
tainment to compliment the eighteen
boys of her Sunday school class
Each boy invited girl to accompany
him, and the affair was, indeed, an
enjoyable occasion. Games were
played and delightful refreshments
were served
Brown-Mahon.
Ii Beautiful in every detail and ele
giant in simplicity was the wedding
of Carl Victor Brown, of Bell Buckle
and Miss Josephine Mahon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Mahon, near Columbia, Wed
nesday at 3:45 p. m.
Miss Grace Morris, with soft, sweet
cultivated voice, rendered And L.
and 81 Love You Truly" preceding
the nuptials.
Promptly at the appointed minute
the wedding march pealed forth un
] der the touch of Mrs. A. M. Passmore
4 the former music teacher of tn,
bride, and the wedding party descend
ed the stairs and entered the parlo
which was softly illumined with
! many wax candles, in the following
order: Rev. E. M. Bryant, of Nor
! mandy, officiant; Carl Victor Brown
D and the best man, his brother, Lor
! Brown, of Bell Buckle; Miss Joseph
! inc Mahon and sister, matron of hon
] or, Mrs. Maddin Voss, Of Columbia
J Amid soft lights, sweet music, fra
grant flowers and surrounded by Low
/ ed ones, the beautiful ring ceremon!
was said which plighted the troth O
these young people.
I The decorations of white and greer
I were attractive and artistic, the onl!
! color note being worn by the matrol
of honor, who was attired in pinl
crepe de chine, and carried pink car
nations.
The girlish bride was becomingl!
gowned in white satin en- train, he
tulle veil held in place by lilies o
] the valley. Her flowers were BRIDE
roses. Mrs. Browns travelling dres
dorlr 0roou mifh hot RI harpNn