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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14
MRS. STEPHENSON'S RECITAL THURSDAY MORNING

Thursday morning at Il o'clock Mrs U. |" Stephenson will give a recital pro- Gramme at the regular meeting of the Music Study club at Cable hall All mem- pers are asked to be present.
 An unusually attractive outline for work has been prepared for study by this interesting club for the coming winter The club officers are as follows:
 President, Mrs George Houston Davis: nrst vice president Mrs. Edward T. Rice; second vice president, Mrs Laurens Block; third vice president, Mrs. W. J, Adams; recording secretary, Mrs. George F Harrington; corresponding secretary Mrs. Overton Fulton; treasurer Mrs Laura Jackson Davids; state director Miss Sara Mallam; librarian, Mrs. R, T Williams; registrar of chorus Mrs w M. Mayes. and secretary of chorus, Mrs Phil Oster.
 The following compose the executive board; Mrs. W. L. Murdoch, Mrs. c. j. Sharp, Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux, Mrs. l.. J. Haley. Mrs E. G. Chandler. Mrs. Robert w. Newman. Mrs Max Fies. Mrs J. A. Kiernan and Mrs Robert Lawrence
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TO RECEIVE AT MRS.
 RODEN'S RECEPTION

Mrs. B. r. Roden will entertain at an afternoon reception Tuesday for her Granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Roden Davis, debutante of this season, and this charming hostess has asked the fol- lowing friends to assist her to receive her guests: Mrs. A. J. Bowron, Mrs. l. C. Beatty. Jr, Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs George Morrow, Mrs. Warner Shook, Mrs. Sterling Foster, Mrs. Angus Taylor, Mrs. w. E. B. Davis, Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. E. w. Barrett, Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. Leroy Percy, Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. w. w. Crfawford Mrs George Cruikshank, Mrs. Charles O. Locke Mrs. M. V. Joseph, Mrs. Otto Marx, Mrs. Ed gar Adler, MT. James Bowron. MT George Corners, Mrs. A. H. Woodward. Mrs Richard Johnston. Mrs Edmund Fucker. Mrs. William Hassinger, Mrs. Leo K. Steiner, Mrs H. J. Porter, Mrs Solon Jacobs, Mrs. B. M. Allen, Mrs. Charles Leeper, Mrs. R. G. McCarty, Mrs. T. c. Bush, Mrs. William Chenoweth, Mrs. T. O. Smith, Miss Augusta Clark. Miss Leonora Hassinger Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Martha Latady. Miss Margaret Chenoweth, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Elizabeth Locke, Miss Ethel Reilly, Miss Emily Irwin, Miss Myr- tie Miles, Miss Ella Hubbert
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TO RECEIVE WITH
 MIR. AND MRS. DAVIS

To introduce their daughter, Miss Dorothy Roden Davis. MT. and Mrs. Charles Oracle Davis will be hosts at a dance Thursday evening at the Southern club.
 The following have been asked to re- ceive with the hosts and honorees: MT. and Mrs. Jack Bowron, MT. and Mrs. Groom Beatty. MT. and Mrs. Tedd Joy, Mr and Mrs. Tam Bowron, Mir and Mrs. Henry Dean, MT. and Mrs G. M. Lathem, MT. and Mrs. w I. Grubb. MT. and Mrs. Charles Leeper, MT. and Mrs. A. Latady, MT. and Mrs. Warner Shook, MT. and Mrs. William Hassinger, MT. and Mrs. Ben Moore, MT. and Mrs w. F. Leake, MT and Mrs. Charles Locke, MT. and Mrs. Leo Steiner, MT and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mir and Mrs. Courtney Shropshire. pr. and Mrs. Edmund Fucker, IT., Mrs. Richard Jofn- ston, Mrs. Gertrude Davis, Dr. J. D. S. Davis, Mir H. l.. Bivings, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Mary Munger, Miss Margaret Munger, Miss Cora Gregg, Miss Katherine Kirkman, Miss Margaret Chenoweth Miss Ethel Reilly, Miss Emily Irwin, Miss Cecile McCrossin, Miss Edith Bowron Miss Augusta Clark. Miss Martha La tady, Miss Mary Parke London, Miss Elizabeth Massey Miss Leona Ploser
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R A N D o M N o T E s

Miss Hazel Carter of Nashville is a guest of Miss Leone Krauss.
 
 Miss Sarah Evans of Montgomery and Miss Anna Wilmore of Auburn are guests or Miss Mary Elizabeth Perkins.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson M. Snow bave Snow.
 Miss Margaret Hunt-Ruff, who has cnarge of the expression department or the South Highland School for Girls. mas opened a school for expression at the Starr Piano building. Mrs. C. H. Stoddard of Milwaukee. Wis, will arrive the latter part of inc month to be the guest of her mother. Mrs. G. F. Jackson. | Dr. Thomas D. Parke will return this evening from weeks stay in Phila- i dephia. MT. and Mrs. W./O. Snyder will b,a at home this winter with Mrs. Jack John son on Highland avenue. Miss Katebelle Kilby of Anniston is spending the weekend with MI. and Mrs. E. M. Kilby.
 Mrs. George Blinn is visiting Mrs, watkins Vaughan in Selma MT. and Mrs Eugene Munger havs l come rom Dallas, Tex, to make their home in Birmingham, and they are with MT and Mrs. R. S. Munger for the pres ept.
 MT, and Mrs. William Dunn have re- turned from their wedding trip and ara at home with Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Mason.
 Mrs Murray of Atlanta is a guest or Mrs. G. B. Mccormack.
 
 Mrs John F. Williams, formerly of birmingham. who spent last winter in New York. where she took a course in journalism at the University Of ,Colum- pia, IS now making her new home with her three small sons in Fort Worth, Tex, where she has accepted very responsible position on the editorial stan of the Forth Worth Record. All welfare work and the society depart ment will be under Mrs. Williams su- Ipervision, and she will also start a I.Woman's Page." which will be the first of its kind in the state of Texas.
 
 Mrs. L. M. vanDyke and Mrs. Tarquhan of Chattanooga are visiting Mrs. George | A&o1oAN OA SullOIl StTcSLs
 Mrs. Frank Thurman has returned from an extended western trip.
 - Mrs. J. c. Maben will leave this week for brief visit to New York. I MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullom have re- turned from an extended western trip. | nh Miss Virginia Abercrombie of Montgom- cry IS guest of Mrs. Miles Watkins Mrs. W. D. B. Davis is expected home this week after spending several weeks with MT and Mrs. Langley Sibley at Charlottesville. Va.
 Mrs. A. D. Long has sufficiently re- covered from her operation to be removed to her home on South Tenth avenue. I Mrs. ". T. Underwood has as her guests MT. Kenneth Underwood, Miss Phyllips Gaye. Miss Margaret Woolfort and MT. Walter Yost
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the Tuder room was crowded at the noon hour Of course the largest affair given at the club yesterday was the luncheon by the Birmingham Equal Suffrage as- sociation. The tables were decorated with the suffrage colors and more than 50 guests attended.
 Mrs. A. G. Smith and Mrs. J. T. Stok- ley entertained IS guests at luncheon to compliment Miss Clara Lee Woodson. whose marriage to MT. Harvey Watt will take place November g.
 At a nearby table the K. A. O.'s en- joyed luncheon. They were: Miss Hor- tense Simpson. Miss Winifred Catcher, Miss Elsie Laney, Miss Carol Mallam, Miss Mamie Ezelle. Miss Sarah Southall, Miss Dorothy Daner, Miss Margaret Will cox, Mrs. Tom Scroggins.
 Others having luncheon at the club were: MT. Henry B. Gray. Mr. George Knox. MT. and Mrs. Lee Moody, Miss Margaret Gage. Gov. and Mrs. W. D. Jelks. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow, MT. and Mrs. Stanfie1d. MT. and Mrs. Chen oweth, Miss Ryding, Mrs. Bradley Saun- ders. Mrs. Houston and Mrs. John Cof- fin
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tains, and the occupants of the chateau were thus afforded a painfully good view of modern warfare When shells
 began to explode in the garden of the Villa and rifle bullets tinkled through
 the window panes, Jenny Dufau indefi- nitely postponed the rehearsal of the songs she was to sing on her Amer ican concert tour, and the new grand piano, which had just been installed the week before, was forgotten, later to be destroyed by a bursting she'll During
 the days which followed the outbreak of the war the Dufau family rescued
 total of 19 soldiers who had fallen
 on their own estate and hid them in the cellar where their wounds were
 dressed and kept the enemy in ignor-
 ance of their presence. For three weeks the family remained hid, coming out
 only during lulls in the firing. to bring
 in another wounded soldier. The crown
 ing event of the whole series of try ing experiences occurred when a squad
 of troops passing the chateau mistook
 the dangling of an obsolete Swiss tele-
 phone bell for wireless telegraph in- strument and reported to their superior officers that the Dufau chateau was being used by spies as point rom which to telegraph information re- garding movements of the opposing troops All members of the household were Immediately lined up outside of the house to be shot as spies. Jenny Dufau fell to her knees and begged that her father, sister and maid ser want be spared. It was only by accl-
 dent that lieutenant passed by and'
 recognizing the distraught French woman as Jenny Dufau of the Berlin opera, summarily dismissed tho firing
 squad. Dufau's family planned their flight that evening. By bribery they se- cured an antiquated OK cart In which
 they loaded a few effects. They finally succeeded in getting into Switzerland,
 after being detained for three days in Strassburg as suspicious character,
 Miss Dufau left her family in Lau- same and made her way slowly down through Italy, where she afterward secured passage for America, on an Italian boat, sailing from Genoa.
 The following programme will be given by this celebrated coloratura so- prano Thursday with MT. Charles Lur- vey as accompanist:
 l Vol che Sapete. Mozart The Pretty Creature. Arr. by H. L. Wilson
 Fuyez pAmour 'Chanson de rAbbe lAttaignant ..-......... /. lfou Chansons les Amours de Jean (Ber- gette XVII me Siecle) Arr. par J. B
 Auch Kleine Dinge. ...... Hugo Woil
 Du denkst init einem Fadchen. | ............... Hugo Wol'
 usefallen-Sruchlein ... Hugo Vol
 Mein Liebster ist so Klein. Hugo Woii
 Er ist's ........,.-.''.'H Huso "oi' | Air from "The Barber of Seville Una voce poco fa) ....... .Rossin | ".
 Le Bonheur est Chose Legere. ....... l Saint-saens 1 II Neige. IT. DeHnoei Vous dansez Marquise (Gavotte des | Mathurins) G. Lemaire | Psyche Paladilhf l Quand on Aime. ......J. Massene' i ".
 l Loch Lomond. Old Scotch Ali i The Morning Wind. ... G. Branscombe l Swedish Love Song. E. Halsey | A Little Dutch Garden. III, w. Lommis | April Morn K. better
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adequate for rehearsal for Miss Daisy Rowley's Christmas festival which will be given December 10-11 at the Jefferson theatre for the welfare department. The use of the armory at the city hall has been secured and rehearsal is called for Tuesday at 8 o'clock for Young Ameri- cans, Baby Americans, Red Cross nurses and doctors.
 Tuesday at 3:3O. Germans, Italians, French, Russians, Irish and Belgians.
 Tuesday at 8 D. m., orchestra, quartet, Japs, Dutch, Indians, Spanish and full chorus of adults. Fifteen more sopranos and seven altos can be used in chorus,
 A prompt attendance is urged. The Japs will have a special rehearsal at Watts building on Monday, 4:SO p. m. Several merchants are offering prizes to the one selling the greatest number of tickets to the performance.
 Loveman, Joseph & Loeb have offered s in merchandise; Bromberg a brooch; the Parisian offer $5 in gold. The prizes will be arranged as second. third, fourth and fifth prizes. The first prize has not yet been announced.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1b.

1lONDA1y 4<ON 10. Mrs. John Bidgood gives kitchen
 shower for Miss Brewer. Mrs. J. D. Moores luncheon for Miss
 Alice Hunter.
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1s. Mrs. Roden's reception for Miss
 Dorothy Davis Miss Maybeth Beddow entertains for Miss Lillian Hughes. Miss Lucille Greens recital at Cable hall. Roberts Guilford wedding. Miss Ruth Welsh entertains Darby Brewer wedding party. Mrs. Priestly Toulmin gives bridge party for Miss Woodson. Mrs. Shackleford compliments Mrs. J. D. Moores guest. Mrs. T. H. Motion entertains for Mrs. Eastman and Miss Sibley. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IT. Mrs. Harrington Heflin gives tea for Miss Mary Hover of Denver. | Miss Virginia Underwoods luncheon for Miss Woodson. l Miss Shepherd entertains at bridge party for Miss Lillian Hughes. | DarbyBrewer wedding solemnized. Mrs. E. M Smith hostess for Miss Lillian Hughes. Miss Beverly Leakes luncheon for
  THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. MT. and Mrs. Davis hosts at Southern club for Miss Dorothy Davis. Harris Kent marriage solemnized. Mrs. Carlton Smiths bridge shower for Miss Hughes. | Music Study club presents Jenny
 Dufau at the Tutwiler. Mrs. Forney Johnston's luncheon for , Miss Woodson. Mrs, John Henley .Jr hOnors Mrs Eastman and Miss Sibley FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 Mrs. Knox Fleming's bridge party for Miss Clara Lee Woodson. Mrs. Tom Bowron honors Miss. Davis and Miss Leake at tea. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. Miss Rosamond's luncheon at the Southern club for Miss Hughes. Dr. Hogan honors Miss Woodson and MT. Watt at luncheon. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Martin hosts for Watt-Woodson bridal party. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 MT. Basil Eaves' dinner for Miss Woodson and MT. Watt. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. Mrs. W. B. Grashams luncheon at Edgewood for Miss Woodson. Miss Evelyn Glass entertains Watt
 Woodson attendants TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Watt-Woodson wedding solemnized D. A. R. card party at the Southern club
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WOLFE-HOWELL
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Birmingham people will be interested in the recent announcement of the engage ment or Miss Marguerite Howell of Day. ton, O., and MT. Edward Clarence Wolfe of that city, made by her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Howell. Miss Howell is the oldest daughter of MT and Mrs. Howell and is young woman of charming personality and great beauty. as those will remember who knew her several winters ago when she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Kinney. She is cousin of Mrs. Bert Throck- morton and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, and was in Birmingham during the season that the former made her debut.
 MT Wolfe is a prominent lawyer of Dayton and has recently been made bank Inspector of Ohio. so he and his bride VIII divide their time between Cleveland
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Mrs. James McLester Van Hoose and children of Mcintosh are guests of MT. and Mrs. Alex Birch
 Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Irene Tinman and Miss Roberta Gallacher will leave Monday to spend the week at Summit.
 Miss Iredell Jones of Greensboro came to Birmingham for the vandy-Auburn game and is guest of Mrs. Annie l.. Jones. E
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Mason and Miss Cora Gregg have returned from an ex- tended eastern trip going first to New York, where as guests of MT. Robert Meyer, they left for a yachting trip to Washington. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
 
 Mrs. Carl Seals has returned from New York, where she spent the summer With her mother, Mrs. R. H.. Clark. and her sister, Mrs. H. G. Smith. MT. and Mrs. Seals will be at home this winter at the Fairmont..
 Mrs. John B. Wyker, former presi- dent of the State Federation of Womens s Clubs, and Mrs. J. H. Calvin of Decatur will arrive Monday to be with MT. and Mrs A. F. Jackson for & short time. en route to the Federation convention in Selma.
 MT. Percy Weeks Holt of Galveston, Tex. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. w.. Clayton on Graymont Heights. MT. Holt is a water color painter of some note in the far south and has with him some paintings of favorable comment. He has spent the summer months sketching in the Catskill mountains and is now en rotue home.
 Mrs w. l.. Rosamond has returned from weeks stay in Montgomery. Mrs. Fred Scott and Mrs. G. H. Ha- honey have returned to Leeds, after spending some time with Mrs. s. s. God bee.
 Miss Fife Jean Warner of Opelika was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. r. McCary for the Auburn-V -Vandy game. MT. Frank Lawrence has gone to Staf- l ford Springs to recuperate from his re- cent illness.
 MT. Willard Mobley came from Auburn Mrs. R. B. Mobley. | Miss Gladys woolfe of Dallas, Tex. arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs. R. B. Mobley.
 l MT. Lewis Dinsmore came over from Decatur to attend the Auburn Vanderbilt l football game
 Mrs. E. R. Bring of Denver. Col, is spending the winter with Mrs. J. H. New man.
 l Miss Sayte Hurston and Miss Mattie Hurston left yesterday for their home l in Columbiana, after being guests of Mrs Sidney Godbee.
 Miss Irma Aucker of Philadelphia is spending few days with Mrs. S. M Bernheim, en route from Meridian. Miss. to her home. | Miss Alba Gowef of Mobile will arrive Tuesday to visit Miss Nell Cosby. Sev- eral entertainments are being planned for this lovely visitor, including tea to be given the latter part of the week by her hostesk
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THE LOCKWOOD
 CLIJB HONORED

Mrs. Neil Wallace was hostess to the Edgewood club Friday afternoon at her home on South Twelfth avenue. Mrs. Wallace has just returned from an ex- tensive tour of the west, including the Pan-American exposition, and related some of her impressions of the trip sup plemented with western scenes. Mrs. Wallace dwelt rapturously on the west efn scenery. but said it would take IS years to properly see the Pan-Ameri- can exposition.
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THE BESSEMER DANCING
 CLASS TO MEET

The Bessemer dancing class will be or ganized at once and will have their open ing dance next Tuesday evening. Novem- Der 16 in the Bessemer Realty company building, to which all the dancing set of Bessemer are invited.
 The chaperons are. MT. and Mrs. Lee Moody. MT. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Conwell, and MT. and Mrs c. B. Hollingsworth.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Miles have been en- gagged to teach and will show on that night the latest styles of the standard steps.
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MISS CLARK HOSTESS
 FOR VISITORS

Miss Augusta Clark entertained at an enjoyable bridge party yesterday morning at the home of her father, Gen. l.. ". Clark, to honor Miss Clara Lee Woodson and Miss Ethel ,Reily of New Orleans. Miss Woodson is one of the seasons most attractive brides-elect and Miss Reilly is a guest of Miss Margaret Chenoweth
 The rooms were made lovely with chrys- anthemums and ferns. and 40 guests en. joyed a series of auction. followed by de- licious refreshments.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO ENTERTAIN

The Knights of Columbus will hold a dance and card party on Thanksgiving eve. for members and their friends at their clubrooms, 2l211s Third avenue, the
 following in charge: Ryan Mullane, H.
 Krebbs. John w. O'Neil, H. A. Nolan,
 Frank McGowan, Robert Mccormack, w.. l.. Pritchard. c. c. Fleming. John Ant wine.
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garet Chenoweth was hostess at one of the most enjoyable dinner parties of the evening at the Country club. A pretty basket of pink chrysanthemums cen- tered the table about which were seated the following guests: Miss Marguerite Nabers. Miss Eula Weakley, Miss Hazel Belle White Miss Mary Parke London, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Mayo Thatch, Miss Margaret Jemison. Mis- Ethel Reilly, Miss Chenoweth, MT. Harold Duncan, Mir. Joe Mudd, Mir. Tom Sherman MT. Thomas Palmer, MT. William Bell, MT. Monroe Jones. Mr.. Housson Willis, MT. Owen Gresham, MT. Reese Murray, MT. Henry Badham. Jr, and MT. Robert Hemphill W
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

Miss Eleanor Hughes entertains
 Hughes wedding party. Mrs. Charles Leeper honors M
 Dorothy Davis. MT. and Mrs. Hiden entertain Chs
 man. Williams bridal party. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. Prince-Hughes wedding solemnized Thanksgiving ball at the Southe club. Opening ball at the Phoenix club. Mrs. Orr's tea to introduce Miss N rion Orr. Miss Prudence Neff weds MT. Rob Dolejsi. Chapman Williams wedding. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. Mrs. John Cox entertains Young M; rons' Auction club. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2s. Mrs. Locke gives reception for M Elizabeth Locke. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 31. Yancey chapter, United Daughters
 the Confectionery. will give a ball at { Southern club Dolls bazar begins. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. Miss May Wards tea for Mrs. Stt
 dard of Milwaukee. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15. Hoskins-Jemison wedding solemniz Faison-Cameron marriage takes pla TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. McGavock- -Gaston wedding in Mol gomery. WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 22. i Senior dance at the Margaret All school. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. J. B. D. clubs Christmas dance. FRIDAY, DECEMBER "A. Growlers' holiday dance. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 R. M. T. club gives Christmas dand TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2S. MT. and Mrs. Hassinger's dance Miss Leomora Hassinger. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29. D. D. club gives Christmas dance.
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MRS. MOTION TO HONOR
 MRS. HENLEY'S GUESTS

Mrs. T. H. Motion will entertain in. formally at her home in Highland Park Tuesday, complimentary to Mrs. Charles Eastman and Miss Jeannette Sibley guests of Mrs. John Henley.
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Bright and Happy Children At the Mercy Home


 Snapshots taken at the Mercy Home on the North Highlands, showing the chil- dren for whom the ladies of the Greene raise a Thanks giving fund each year and the dormitories which have been furnished by this or ganization for the interest ing ''kiddies."
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Wilson is to be flower girl and little Dorothy Hiden ring bearer.
 Dr. Leland Woodward Chapman will act as his brothers best man and Dr. Roy Woodruff and pr. E. w. Daly will serve as ushers. Mir. J. w. Williams will give his daughter in marriage and those hay ing charge of the music are Miss May Bell, Miss Katherine Farrah, Miss Caro- line Brown, and MT. Klenk.
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MIR. AND MRS. HIDEN
 TO HONOR BRIDAL PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hidden, Jr., will en- certain the Chapman Williams attendants following the rehearsal Tuesday evening, November g.
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MRS. SHACKLEFORD HONORS FOR MRS. MOORES GUEST

informally at the Roebuck club Tuesday morning for Mrs. Tom Jones of New nan, Ga., who is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. D. Moore.
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MISS MARGARET CHENOWETH COMPLIMENTS HER GUEST

To introduce her attractive guest. Miss Ethel Kelly of New Orleans. Miss Mar
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MIR. STATION CRAWFORD
 HOST FOR GUESTS

Complimenting Miss Serena Kirkpatrick and her guests, Miss Chapman and Miss Flames, MT s. B. Crawford was host al
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REHEARsALS ANNOUNCED FOR CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS

On account of the enormous cast the
 studio in the Watts building is now in
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MANY ENJOY LUNCHEON
 AT SOUTHERN CLUB

The Southern club was popular re- sort for luncheon parties yesterday, and
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Miss Alba Gowef of Mobile will arrive Tuesday to visit Miss Nell Cosby. Sev- eral entertainments are being planned for this lovely visitor, including a tea to be given the latter part of the week by her hostess.
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And every one favors Berk's Furs after seeing them. They are SUI perior in quality and style-always dependable. Always at moderate prices.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-07-09
FLOWING UP HAIL
STRICKEN FIELDS
CORN STRUCK IN SPRING HILL
SECTION HAS BEEN CON-
PLETELY RUINED.

That the havoc wrought by the
storm in the northern part of the
county last week has not been exag-
egrated is shown by the fact that sew
eral corn fields in that portion of the
county are being plowed up and will
be planted to ensilage corn or to peas
The McMeens are blowing up about
1875 acres of corn and planting it to
peas. William B. GreenlaW, presi-
dent of the Columbia Bank & Trust
Company, who owns fine farm, Will
go to work as soon as the land is dry
enough to pillow up the remains OF fifty
acres of corn. There are number of
others in the same section who will
do likewise Several stalks of corn
from the fields struck have been
brought to the city and they are lit
EARLY cut all to pieces, the hail in
places completely piercing the inch
orn stalks.