The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-04-17


Thomas H. PEBBLES was in Franklin
Saturday to attend the meeting OF the
democratic congressional committee.
William Rives PEBBLES, one of the
most prominent young attorneys OF
the city, spent Sunday at Lebanon, as
the guest of Miss Lucille Edgerton.
Miss Idalee Richardson, of Muir
freesboro, and Miss Edith Anderson,
of Nashville, are the guests of Misses
Carrie and Irene Williams in West
End.
William Greenlaw, of Memphis, was
the guest for few days of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Green
law, on West Sixth street. He is a
member of the Gilmore-Greenlaw Ad-
vertising Agency
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
. D. Hastings, Walter, Jr., was christen-
ed at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning by Rev. W. B. Capers, in the
presence of large circle of friends.
He wore hand-embroidered dress,
the gift of his godmother, Mrs Laura
Wynn.
Miss Sue Willie Martin has return
ed from a visit to Franklin friends.
Miss Edith Anderson, of Nashville,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Carrie Will
liams. ..s. g..
i W. ]. Russell, Of Williamsport, Is !,
attending a meeting of the trustees
Of Martin college at Pulaski today.
! Mrs. A. L.. Lawson, Of Birmingham,
and Miss Annie Bill, of Selma, Ala,
are the guests of friends in the city.
1 RUDE Davis, Paul Sloan and John
John Gerow, of Nashville, attended
the sorority dance at the Institute
Monday evening ..,.....
Leonard Armistead, Andrew King,
and Robert Church Barrow, of Frank
lin, were in the city Monday evening
to attend the Institute ball.
Henry Sheriff., of Fayetteville, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. N.
Figuers, Jr., on Sixth street. He at
tended the Institute dance Monday
evening. i
DR.. Enoch Stephenson went to Lew
isburg Tuesday afternoon to attend
the meeting of the Columbia Pres
bytery, which is being held there this
week. He goes as the representative
of the Zion church.
Linn Hobbs, of Campbells Station,
was in the city Wednesday. ,t4 |:
Mrs. ]. W. Armistead, of Neapolis,
spent Tuesday in Columbia shopping.
Mrs. W.. K. Washington, of Nash
vile, spent Tuesday in the city. |!
Garrett M. Andrews, a promiennt
attorney of the Nashville bar, was
here Tuesday on business in the
chancery court. ,se ,sr... 49,.
Miss Elizabeth Gardner has return
ed from Nashville. where she spent
the Easter holidays as the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. A. c. Nichols. "-f II
Stewart Stephenson was in Nash
willie Wednesday.
ME- and Mrs. Wiaiam P. Ridley
were in Columbia Wednesday.
A.. Elem Thomas has returned from
where he attended the presbytery.
DR. lanes RI. Jones. of HAMPSHIRE.
was i'm the city Thursday on business. !.
Miss Mary Brooks, Of Cross Bridg
es, was in the city Wednesday after =.
noon. @
G. H. Bateman and Will Logan, of
Spring Hill, were in Columbia We'd
nesday nA Il
Hugh Shelton and Miss Katherine
fowler will see Ruth ST. Dennis at
the Vsndome.
Dr. Edwin Minis, of the Vanderbilt =
faculty, came down from Nashville i
Thursday morning. h
Misses Brownie Toml5nson and Cor >,
nelia Alternately, of Culleoka, are a
shopping in Columbia to-day.
J. Shelby Coffey, Allen Sloan. Benz "
Lazarus and John Thomas were in
Lewisburg Wednesday On business.
Fred Beasley was here for a short
time Thursday morning from Culleo
ka.