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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
ELOQUENT PLEA FOR
CLEAN LIFE is MADE
BYEX-StNAIOR WEBB
TELLS THE YOUNG MEN or cUL'
LEoKA TO LIVE IN RIGHT.
EoUsNESs.
Be LEADERS; NOT FOLLOWERS HAS APPRECIATED IN VALUE

pedut'IuI IIipubC - $50 -
Speaker to His Most Distinguished
Pupil the Late Senator Edward
Ward carmack.
In spite of a terrific rain just be-
fore the hour of the speaking, a good
sized audience on Monday night heard
Senator W. R. Webb deliver a lecture
for the Culleoka school at the Metho-
dist church at that place. The lee
ture was a masterpiece, abounding In
rich experiences, bright epigrams,
sound and wholesome advice ano
splendid admonitions.
Mr. Webb arrived on the evening
train from Nashville and was taken
to the home of Prof. and Mrs. John r.
Graham for dinner.
The speaker of the evening was In
todhced by J. |. Finney. editor OF
The Herald, who paid high tribute
70 Senator Webb, declaring that he
had built his monument in the char.
acters that he had developed. He
said that Senator Webb had been the
instructor and the inspiration OF
thousands Of the finest young men
that the South had ever produced and
he Infinite mind alone could measure
OF calculate the good that he had
wrought for humanity.
MI, Webb referred frequently to his
experience as a young teacher at Cul-
leoKa Illustrating the value OF an
education for the youth he traced the
aVes Of several of his students. He
'pald glowing tribute to the late Sen.
a'or Carmack, whom he said was pos
tCoAtinued on Twelfth Page.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
COMMITTEE MEETS
WEDNESDAY AT FOUR
TO RECEIVE BIDS AND ESTl-
MATES ON WHITE WAY POSTS
AND GLASS WARE.

The committee on purchasing white
way material are urged to adhere to
the call of the chairman and meet
promptly in the directors rooms Of
the Maury National Bank at 4 o'clock
to receive bids from the different man.
ufacturers. The chairman has re-
ceived several kilograms from manu-
facturers over the country stating
that they would have representatives
present at the meeting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
NEWIIH|CH SCHOOL IS
FORMALLY DEDICATED To
The YOUTH OF the COUNTY

FALL TERM OPENS UNDER MOST AUSPICIOUs
CIRCUMSTANCES AND WITH AN ENROLMENT
THAT1 WILL PROBABLY ECLIPSE ALL FOR
MER RECORDS FOR THIS INSTITUTION.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
FOURTEENTH ST.
RESIDENCE BURNS

Fire completely destroyed the Led
better residence on the extreme end
Of Fourteenth street on Monday night
1t was a difficult fire to fight 1t being
necessary for the fire laddies to use
nearly 1000 feet of hose to reach the
famaa
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
SPLENDID DINNER
ON FIRST MONDAY
"NeS DAUGHTERS WILL SERVE
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
ONE.

Aenoers Of the Kings Daughters
vi serve their usual annual dinner
y - ue hrSt Monday of October. These
: ,4uers are part of the life Of the
w and county and many look for
- 'u 70 them with pleasant anticipa-
Do' lOr they know that they are go
,, S 10 get their moneys worth. The
ss daughters always serve
~upung repast and that this year
:, y Oe up to or above the excellent
tIo..A .SFo heretofore maintained. The
- S Will be served In the building
as a1ins the Rohinson.McGin Co. on
'''a Main street
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24

FORMER SENATOR WILLIAM r. WEBB DELIVERS THE GRAFTON
OF THE DAY IN THE PRES ENcE OF A LARGE AND BRIL-
LIANT AUDIENCE MADE UP STUDENTS AND CITIZENS
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF MAURY couNTY-sIMPLE BUT IM
PREssWE PROGRAM REND Erred, PROF. HARRIS suPERIN
TENDENr GRAHAM, PREsID EMIT SALMON AND MAYOR DIED.
MAN BEING AMONG THE SPEAKERS OCCASION MARKS
THE CONSERVATION OF EVE MT FOR WHICH FRIENDS OF ED
ucAToN HAVE LARoREp s O LONG AND so EARNESTLY
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
NOTED FIGURE
PYTHIAN RANKS

In the Tennessean of this morning
appears splendid likeness of Col
Mora B. Fa-iss, clerk and master, one
of the trustees Il tn. Ovoca home and
a prominent figure In the councils of
the Tennessee Pythisns.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-24
NO STATEMENT TO
MAKE, SAYS SIMS
WILL HAVE A SAY TO THE PUB.
Lie TOMORROW, he
PROMISES.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 22-I
have no statement to make today,
but l am preparing a statement fol
the press tomorrow" said Judge The
tus w. Sims, congressman and candi
date for Ghe United States senate
Judge Sims said he would rather not
give any intimation Of what he would
say in the statement, and let that
speak for Itself.
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Fund and meetings vii be held On
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
during December. January and Febru-
airy. The fee FOR family member
ship for the season Will be 49, and
for single membership $50, the pro-
ceeds 10 be devoted TO the object ot
these organizations. that OF rellevin.
the distress Of the men in the trenches
and those who have been woundcl
IN battle.
There will he a skating space OF
20 by +5 feet, situated In the eastern
court ~ the hotel, overlooking Wander
bilt avenue Tho rink will he entirely
out ~ doors, although there will be a
tea M adjoining enclosed in glass
and heated. where tea and refresh
ments will W served.
Among the members Of the commit.
tees az the two organizations ara
baroness Amaury dc Ia Grange, Mines.
~l'rederiCk IT. Allen. John Jacob Aston,
Peter Cooper Hewitt. ". .istur Chan.
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Grosyenor Ne.shborhood House, Miss
Grace Henry Is tho author a tie
comedy and Miss Grace H~o!'ings-
worth has written the music. II Is
one OF Miss Henry's old plays done
over. and although il bears a new
title the entertainment will doubtless
be familiar 10 many who saw Mss
Henry's comedies a few years ago.
Some OF those interested in the ar
rangements for the entertainment are
tho Misses Helen Hamilton. Gladys
Fries. Eusen!A Fuller, Margaret Over
ton, Louise Dixon and Catherine Colt.
Society 10 interested In what prom
ises TO he n OF the decided novel;
ties Of the winter season, the forma-
ton Of an outdoor tee skating club
on the 70 skating rink thar Is being
laid IN the italian gardens Of the
BiltMogs Hotel. The club is being
organized by the committees Of tho
SsCougs NsuoaA and the Lataye cite
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s:ssiey 0.!se-: OF C:.ca. Percy Chap
ton and John Dougherty OF this city.
The wedding vr Miss Alexandra
Ewing. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing Of this city and Wash
.ngton p. G.. to Newbold Noyes will
take place on November - in ST
Johns Church. Washington. Many
guests will 60 from this city FOR the
ceremony. which will be followed by a
reception at the home OF the brides
parents.
Many boxes have been subscribed
FOR by persons prominent in society
FOR the benefit performance to be given
at :he Metropolitan Opera House to-
morrow night in aid OF the Societe
Fraterneile des Artistes OF France.
The n act play. 'Rouget de Lisle. 90
will be presented. Among the patron
esses are Mines. Sumner Gerard Amos
x. Emo Pirchot. August Belmont
Amory =. Carnart. George J. Gould.
John Jacob Astor. J. Pierpont Morgan.
William Rockefeller. Otto II. Kahn.
e urke Cochran. Herbert Parsons.
S,anwood Menken and Henry FAIR
ield OSBORN.
Rehearsais are being h-!d by anna
teu-s Of society for the musical COM
edy "ThAiia" 20 be given IN the tall
room os the Rltz-Carlton on Deem
ber 10 and II for the benefit ~ he
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graduated from Williams In 1911. The
wedding uill take place in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Schenck OF
Enslevood, y. J.. announced recently
the engagement OF their niece. Miss
Dorothy de Saussure Schenck, to Will
lam -. Scarborough Of Brooklyn. Miss
Schenck Is a daughter OF the late Fred
erick II. Schenck. who wa at one i'm
president OF the Y. NJ. G. A. The we'd
ding will take place in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher H. Pope.
whose wedding last mont vas an
went OF the autumn a; Goshen. ". Y,
are making :heir home n wssh.ns;o n
y. {. Mrs. Pope was Miss Florence
Anna Thompson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w.lmot y. Thompson OF Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Dennis, who
were married OF Wednesday last at
the home OF the bride. as Park ave
nIe VII, remain in New York until
after January /. when they viii 70 TO
London. England 20 i've Mrs. Den
ri. was formerly Mr-. Evangel,ne
Armstrong johnson. widow of Rober;
Wood Johnson. Mr.. Dennis was at
one time Mayor OF Westminster. Lon
don.
A wedding IN London. England ;'..s
week ot interest 20 society In Eew
vi. v-Iff - Az, IT. Att I.,,
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Ter, Rot+r' Bacon VILLAIN Greeuough.
Frank Gray Griswold. Charles Dana
Gibson, Walter l. MAYNARD. Francis
*. Pend.eton, ogden Mills, Whitney
Warren, Harry Payne Whitney. Ma
thdn!.l ThayeT, W. Bayard Cutting.
Philip NJ. Lyd!g. " Orme Wilson.
Henry Rogers Winthrop. Frederic T.
coudert, John G. Milhurn. Philip W.
i.Ivermore, Barger Wallnch, John Jay
Chapman, Newhold lie Roy Edgar and
Miss Janet Scudder,
Plans are being arranged for a black
and white ball to he given under the
auspices ~ the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the Lying In Hospital at Sherry's or
January II, N several novel and
interesting features will bc introduced
In the way Of decorations and cos.
TUNES. Mrs, ". PIcrson Hamilton nj
s. East Thir'y-SiNth street n"l have
charge VI the sale Of t.tA.ts, aud
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announcement. q several Interesting
engagements. Among those recently
made known a that of Miss Janet
Percy Dana. daughter OF SIR. and Mrs
Paul Dana. 20 Dr. Warheld T. Long
cope of Baltimore.
Miss Dana. who was introduced to
society a few years ago. IL a grand
daughter Of the late Charles A. Dana.
She has made her home with her
parents at ! Fifth avenue and IL re-
lated 20 many prominent families in
this city.
DR.. Lonzcope .s attached 20 the
Presbyterian Hospital in rhis city and
II also a professor Of medicine at
Columbia University. lie was grsdu-
ated from Johns Hopkins University
in.ls97 and for some time after his
graduation from the medical school OF
that university he was reslden: patho'-
ogist Of the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Dr. Longcope i.ves at $50 Madison
avenue. No date has been mentioned
FOR the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Post 0. ia
Fast Thirty-sixth street have an
rcunccd the engagement ot their
daughter, Miss Mary Post. to Philip
Bartlett Brewster. son OF the Rev.
William J. brewster and Mrs. Brew
ster o, Warehouse Point. Conn.
Announcement was made .ast week
~ ~ha or Cagannar ~ N,.a rsNaas4a
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daughter OF Nj and Mrs. Edward
Eyre. formerly of his city. 20 VS.
count Campden Of London. eldest son
and heir of the Earl Of Ga.nsborough.
II will be celebrated on Wednesday al
the Bronpton Oratory and Cardluai
Bourne will oa'c.ate. Mr.. and Mrs
Eyre snh their family have for some
time been making their home at / Bel
place. London. The bride will
have as her attendants her younger
sisters. the Misses Edith and Olga
Eyre.
IN Baltimore, Nd, on Thursday vi!
be celebrated the wedding OF Miss
Aileen Celeste Johnson. granddaughter
OF Mrs. Thomas HedAn OF BAltimNe,
10 Ensign 8. FoHtaine Naury. Y. s. ".
Son OF Mr.. and Mrs, James F. Maury OF
Morrstown. y. j. On accoun OF
mourning in the b~ridegroom's family
the ceremony will be simp.e and will
be witnessed ny relatives and a few In
innate friends.
Invitations have been sent out for
the wedding in Newport On November
- OF Miss Adele Nagruder, daughter
Of Capt Thomas p. Magruder. L. 8. y
attached to the Naval W. College.
and Mrs. MaRruder. 20 Lieut.. Stuart
.. GreIg. L. =. y. Lieut.. Gre.g Is at
tached TO the Atlantic submarine
fotiila.
The bride will have a her attend
ants Miss Barbara B!spham Of Ph!la-
delphia and Miss Katherine G. knight,
daughter of Rear Admiral Austin NJ.
knight, president of the Naval War
College and commander OF the Nerra-
gansett Bay naval station. Lieut..
James c. Van de Carr will act a. best
man. Tho wedding ceremony will take
place at the home OF the brides parents
and will be followed by a reception.
An Interesting wedding in Prince
ton. y, j., Of his month will be that
OF Miss Elizabeth Grier H!bben, daugh-
ter OF DR.. John Grier Hibben. pres!-
lent of Princeton University, and Mrs
Hibbeu, to Prof. Robert Maxwell
scoon. who Is professor OF Latin a,
Princeton. 1t will be celebrated in the
MarQuand Chapel on November % and
the Rev. DR.. Francis lAndley Patton.
at one time president OF the university,
and the Rev. Ralph b. Pomeroy OF
Princeton will be the officiating clergy
men. After the ceremony there will Be
a reception at Prospect. the home OF
DIT. and Mrs. Hibben.
Miss Hibben has chosen Miss Bar
bara Armour Of Princeton as her maid
Of honor. The other attendants will
be Mrs. Donald Grant Herring. the
Misses Esther and Marian Cleveland,
daughters OF Mrs. Thomas J. Preston,
Jr.. and tho late Grover Cleveland,
ono time president Of the United
States: Miss Elizabeth Dufield. Miss
Mary Scott. Miss Katherine Tfllman,
Miss Ruth Hall and Miss Gertrude
schirmer Of Princeton. The Misses
Carolyn Scoon. sister OF Professor
scoon. and Jean Wear, . cousin Of the
bride, will be flower girls.
Thompson Scoon, brother Of the
bridegroom. will b best man. IN,
ushers chosen ere Professors DAvit
MaGee, JohA Baanra Of Princeton. tn,
! Rev. Tort!us van Dyke Of New York
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Nary. Tr1PP

Ca;sor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
william Moore Carson o: l49 East
Th~irty-sevenrn street. to Laurence
Won Post Schwab. son 81 the late Rev.
Laurence Henry Schwab Of this city,
Miss Carson was introduced TO society
two seasons ago with her sister, Miss
Betty Carson. Mr.. Schwab was gradu-
ated from Yale in 1918 and Is a mem
ber OF the Union and Yale clubs OF this
city.
Another engagement recently made
known was that OF Miss Jean Robb
Stewart, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
George David Stewart, TO Allan b.
Clayton OF this city. Miss Stewart ard
her sister. Miss Marjorie Bruce Stew
art, were among tho debutantes OF last
winter. Mr.. Clayton formerly lived IN
Evanston. III. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Sturg.s have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Anna l.. Sturgis, TO Ed
ward y. Wright, .Ir, OF this city. Miss
Sturgis was also among the debutantes
- last winter and she took part in
several entertainments OF the season
given by young people OF society. Mr..
Wright is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward y. Wright OF Germantown, Pa.
He was graduated from Harvard IN
1911.
The engagement was announced re-
Gently OF Miss Mary Tripp. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Guy F.. Trip Of ss7
Madison avenue. 10 Clifford Hemp
hill OF this city. Mr.. Hemphill was
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among IRE r~a.rg1esses e. Ms
Charles steele. Mrs James W. Matsce
and Mrs. IoIs Lee Stac;Oa.
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Owns 10 the delay a. completing the
new Colony Club Mrs Ernest Z. Adee
has been obliged to advance the date
al tho tea for the coming ont Of her
daughter, Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald
Adcc, and II will be held a. the old club
bat Madison avenue and Thirtieth street
lon December :. The date for the
Glance Mrs. Adee il giving FOR her
daughter remains unchanged and y
will no held Mt Sherry's nH the night Of
December -.
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Continued rom Fi-.t Page.
70 Re found in town, which Is all the
better for the dance.

70 Re found in town, which Is all the
better for the dance.
Weddings formed an important part
Of last weeks events n Wednesday
was especially busy with them. Many
attended both the pell-Bigelow and
wing-Tailer n~uptials. his being quite
possible. as the former was set for
roon. For the coming week no large
weddings u importance are announced
10 take place in New York and beyond
doubt society will flock to the Madison
Square Garden for the annual horse
show, which will have the field 70 H..
self. Some small dances have been
arranged for the week. on Wednes-
day night will he held the first Tor
this season of the subscription dances
organized by Mrs. Tappin and Mrs.
Wade. and among the ~patrones,es are
Mrs. Dom Barber. Mrs. Harry Whit
ncy McEiCkar, Mrs. Adams ~I,atcheller.
Mrs. Huntington Norton. Mrs. Fred
eric Foster Carey, Mrs. Richard a.
Peabody. Mrs. Frederick Edey, Mrs.
=. Oakley Wander Peel. .Jr.. Mrs. Ralph
NJ. johnson. Mrs. waldron Williams.
Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg and Mrs.
James Parish Lee.
The first of the autumn dances will
he held at the Baltusrol Golf Club on
Friday night and. as customary. there
will bo numerous dinners IN advance.
IL will be- in effect a harvest party, the
decorations being brought from the
fields and farm gardens about the
club. The p~atronesses, all 4 whom are
10 1fx-o al lamar 4,af,tl. Ars - Jy.~tfI
Freeman. Mrs. J. Victor Onativia. Jr..
Mrs. Harold W. Hack. Mrs. J. Remsen
Strong. Mrs. George II. Hull. .Ir.,
Charles !. Syrnington, Victor Alapes.
Nathaniel Tyler. Jr.. stephen p. Nash
n H. lie Roy whitney.
A week from to.norrow the winter
season will be in full swing. with the
opening 81 the Metropolitan Opera
and the first Of the debutante enter
tainments. Mrs. Raymond Lesher will
CIV a luncheon for her dehut,nte
daughter. Miss Madcc Raymond
Lesher. At Sherry's on November rs.
the other guests including debutantes.
and on that afternoon viii he held the
fire; meeting uf the skating club for
dchItsntes and others. organized by
Mrs. Philip G.. bartlett and others.
Meetings will he held at tho 81. Mich
olss Skating Rink on Mondays until
April /. ON that date MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas De witt cuyler will give a
the dansant at Edgewood. Haverford.
Pa. when they will introduce to So
ciefy their daughter. Miss Eleanor
lie Graf Cuyler. for whom later in the
season several parties will be given IN
New York. Mrs. AlphOnse VI. Alker
"a giving an afternoon reception on
November ~. for her daughter. Miss
Mabel W. Alker. at her home, Il East
Sixty-sixth street, and on the follow
ing DAY at Guernsey Hall. their
try place IN Princeton, y. J., Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Marqusnd will Civ II re-
ception 10 their dshutantc daughter.
Miss Eleanor Maruland. tn" great
rush %ill coule n wee4 later. when. In
addition tn tho Thanksgiving holiday.
there will be numerous receptions and
dances.
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Ano.bor d.h,,a,,e ,ace,,lv added 70
,,o I,s, - N,ss rdi,b wlI,,ms second
.,augh,.r b,, = nrayi,us marriage Of
,u,. Inb, Van Scbaick oddia
G,,,rh.o, for Mis- Wilious will he
zen ~, Nor ,ur. Mrs 7 uals,ed
rN,o,y q, "a W., rjf,ie,b s,ree, on
hnoaamhar Nc .deIo prird,. ubo
,-...aa rost y, ,h. snnu.r In south.
mn,, Win bo- nother Mrs
{, on,,,n, Walker viii h. formally in
',roduced to society on December % a,
&C.,. y. d;rrer and theatre oarrv will
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Announcement vas made asst week
% the engagement Of Miss Rosetta
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A wedding IN London, England ;,..s
week. %. interest 20 society In New
York will he that OF Miss Alice Eyre.
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