The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-01-02

Inc annudl CnTlSIuudS uaASo was
the society event Christmas night at
the Bethel House, in which quite
number participated. The large din.
ing room was lastly decorated In the
colors of the holiday season, and
Greenfields band was at its best In
the rendition Of the music.
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Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson enter
tanned Christmas day with SIX
course dinner at their home on Suoth
Garden street at 2 o'clock. Those
were Mr. and Mrs. Culley
Eskew and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Stone and children, Edgar Griffin, and
Misses Sadie, Inez and Martha Will
liams from Alabama, sisters of the
hostess.
kinzer.
The marriage of Miss Frences Ma
rian Kinzer and Howard P. Walters
which took place at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Joe T. Wilkes at Sawdust
Christmas day was one of much IN
terest, and was beautiful in it's ap-
The home was approprl-
ately and beautifully decorated, ana
the impressive ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev. G. w. Hendley, pas
tor of the Methodist church. at VIII
Transport. They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Beard, while
Miss Josie Kinzer rendered the we'd
ding march. Following the marriage
the bride and groom were rendered
a reception at the home OF the spooms
parents. and they will begin house
keeping within a few days, the home
being in preparation now. MI and
Mrs Walters are deservedIy among
the most popular of the young people
i'm that section Of thu county, thelr
popularity being attestad. by tha large
number Of beautiful. and useful pres
eats they received.
Ts Compliment Or. AND Mrs. Faeaeff'
DR.. and Mrs. Hazel Padgstt' OF
Nashville, have been the guests OF
relatives and friends in Colnmhia
during the holidays. Christmas day
Mrs. L. P. Padgett entertained at din
mar in their honor, and Friday MnA
Mary P. Grant was the hostess OF a
similar occasion.
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To. Comp liment Porter Eniersn'a '~
Miss Bessie Hunter Dawson. OF
Cross Bridges, entertained a number
of friends in a six course luncheon at
her home at 6 o'clock Friday evening
The holiday decorations prevailed and
the occasion was one OF the most
pleasing I the social. affairs In that
community during the holidays.
ni.ner bv Mr.. and MIRA. Godyasn,
/ There was family dinner at the
county Jail SATURDAY., with Me ann
Mrs. Claude Goodwin as host and. hos
tess, this dinner taking the place o.
usual annual deputy occasion. The
guests present were John Fraser, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Goodwin, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. J. w. Fraser, and daughters
MFR. and Mrs. Evan Timm0ns ant
children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Fraser
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goodwin, Mis-
Gladys Timmons, Willis White ana
Karl Timmons.,
Christmas Night Party.
Miss Viola Hardison was tn
charming hostess Christmas night a
her home in Riverside at a socia
given in honor of her house CUES
Miss Lula Richardson, of Lewisburs
Music and. games were enjoyed afte
which dainty refreshments were Sc
we'd.
For Miss Richardson
Misses Mona aud Annie Dav1
l
were hostesses Friday evening
their home in Riverside to compl
, ment Miss Lula Richardson, of Ley
;. isburg, the attractive guest of Mi'
;. Viola Hardison. Music and game
n were enjoyed by the young poop
g until a late hour when q lunch cour'
q was served.
Entertains Sunday School Class.
= Among all the holiday entertai
;. ments. none was more enjoyed tn
the one Saturday afternoon, VIII
: Mrs. Robert E. Nichols opened b
lovely home and entertained twent
four children, members of her Sund
cnhool class