The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19


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accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shearin, and has host
OF admirers. The groom is popular
young business man OF Columbia, and
formerly resided here. He has many
friends here and elsewhere.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple left o nthe 1920
train for trip north. The bridal
presents were numerous and beauti-
full"
Miss Barnett's Pupils.
A beautiful recital was given last
evening by the pupils of Miss Rosa
Barnett at her home on Eighth street.
The program was excellently rem
dered and enjoyed by large gath
ering of friends. After tne evenings
entertainment Miss Barnett served
delicious refreshments, which were
certainly appreciated.
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Mrs. sharp's Recital.
To the music loving people of Co
lumbia, quite a treat was given last
evening by the pupils of Mrs. Chas.
Sharp. Tho musical was held in the
Methodist Sunday school room, which
was beautifully decorated with potted
plants and floor vases of white lilies.
Each number was rendered with en-
thusiasm, and showed much work and
study on the part Of the teacher and
pupil Especially lovely was the
second part Of the program when the
young ladies, dressed in colonial cos
tunes, sang in chotus several Of the
old sweet melodies, that are loved
by all. Below is the program In full:
Part I.
Chorus, Pond Lilies-Forman
Solo, An Open Secret, Woodman-
Miss Bessie Lee Ellington.
Solo (a) Violets, Wright; (bl Lad
die, Thayer-Miss Harriet Rogers.
Piano (a) Briar-Rose Waltz, Ham
mer; (b) Wild Horseman, Shdman-
Miss Gladys Park.
Solo, Carissima, Penn--Miss Emma
Claire Moore.
Duet, "Every Flower" from Madame
Butterfly" Puccini-Misses boyd and
Shields.
Piano, Morning Prayer, Streabbog
Carl Davis Park.
Quartet, The Rosary, Nevin-Misses
Boyd, Moore, Shields and Mrs. Duke.
Solo, Gypsy Sweetheart, Herbert
Miss Mary Ellington.
Chorus. The Rose in the Garden,
Neidlinger-Misses Moore and chorus.
Solo, The Return, Roma-Miss Ma
ry Cooper Boyd.
Solo, "The Pages Song" from ''The
Huguenots," Meyerbeer- Miss Ruth
Shields.
I Solo, French serenade, Sawyer
Miss Ruby Jones.
Piano duet, jolly Company, Schle-
singer-Gladys and Carl Davis Park.
f, Part 2
! Loves Old Sweet Song, Molloy-
Mrs. Duke and chorus.
Silver Threads Amng the Gold,
Danks-Miss Boyd and chorus.
My Old Kentucky Home, Foster &
Smith-Miss Ellington and chorus.
49,
Brown-Mahon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Mahon,
of Carter's Creek, Tenn, announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Josephine,
to Carl Victor Brown, of Bellbuckle,
Tenn The marriage will be solemn
lied at the home of the bride on the
22nd day OF July.
Echo Club With Mrs. Lander
7 A large meeting of the Echo Club
was held last evening at the residence
iof Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Foley, Third
street north. After routine business,
final plans were made for the annual
outing Of the club, next Thursday aft
ernoon, when trip will be made to
Green Springs on the Gypsy. The
president then turned the meeting
over to the leaders for the evening,
Mrs. Folly and Mrs. Lander, and the
following excellent program was pre-
scented: Miss Hazel Rawland sang
open Thy Blue Eyes" (Massenet);
and for a second number gave an old
English ballad, "The Lass With a
I, Delicate Air." Miss Rawland's tones
are pure and sweet and give evidence
of careful study and training.
Mrs. Lander followed with story,
read with fine expression, "The Obse-
quies Of Peter Schwartz" The story
was read as an illustration Of the way