The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-11-29

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: only wishes to give the people Of Co
: lumbia the benefit OF this recital but
! they wish to do their part toward help
/! ing tho Belgians, so free will of
J fering will be taken up. Fifty cents
Is the least that should be donated.
I This Of course is on the side, as every
! one Will feel fully repaid by the inter-
: esting and inspiring program of Prof.
Iienkle.
Cosmopolitan Club.
Miss Leila Barr Anderson was host
! ess of recent meeting of the Cos
mopolitan Club at her home on Gar
.. den street. Mrs. w. S. Beasley read
a paper on "The Life of Alan Seeger"
and Miss Bessie Ashton gave an ap-
probation of this poets works and
read type-poems.
This being the year for the Cosmo-
politan Club to elect one from its
membership to the presidency of the
Federation of Clubs in Columbia, Mrs.
Charles A. Parker, Jr., was chosen
for the office.
At the conclusion of the program
delightful lunch course was served.
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Hariar-knaffl.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Knaffl,
daughter Of the late Rudolph Knaffl,
and Mrs. Stella Smith Knaffl and
Allen Dorset Harlan, lieutenant of ar
! tillery CT the United States army, was
solemnized on Tuesday evening at six
O'Clock at the home Of the bride, No.
623 Soy enth street.
Rev DR.. Roy %. Vale. pastor of the
! Second Presbyterian church, served as
the officiating minister, using the
impressive ring ceremony after the
Episcopal ritual
The nuptial music was rendered by
Mrs Schubert at the piano, Miss Mari
garet Conner violin and Mr.. Shubert, !
cello.
For the bridal occasion Mrs. Knaffl
/ had Der home decorated throughout |!
with ferns, palms and cut flowers.
In the living room where the we'd
ding ceremony was performed there
was II imprroyised alter Of greenery |
with vases of white chrysanthemums
and cathedral candlesticks burning
white tapers. In the entrance hall |
was draped large American silk
flas.
At the appointed hour for the we'd
ding service the two little cousins of
the hriie, Misses Margaret and Mary
Mitchell, dressed in white lace and or
candle and carrying old colonial bou-
quets with white lace paper holders,
drew the white satin ribbons which .
formed the aisleway for the bridal
party.
The bride was attended by maid
of hQpor, Miss Mary Stuart Nelson, |
and two bridesmaids, Miss Edith Har
vey ahi Miss Josephine Knaffl,
The groom had as his best man, Mr..
Frank Nolan Maddox. of McMinnyille.
The bride was gowned in white en-
broidered Georgette crepe and wore a
MI nj wit
SONS. Her bridal bouquet was an ar
rangement Of valley lilies and maiden
hair fern.
Miss Nelson wore black velvet with
picture hat
Miss Knaffl and Miss Harvey wore
Downs Of blue velvet with picture
hats. The bridesmaids carried bou-
duet5 Of pink roses.
Following the marriage ceremony a
reception was rendered the bridal par
t..
Mrs. Knaffl wore a gown of black
tulle and jet and was assisted in re.
ceiving by the wedding party and Col
Harlan and Mrs. Allen B. Harlan. A
number Of special friends of Mrs.
Knaffi assisted in entertaining.
The wedding supper was served buff
fet in the dining room where the nup-
tial coiors of white and green were
used III the floral decorations.
The picture table was circular and
was veiied with lace cover. As a cen
trepiece was a silver basket filled with
valley lilies. Al either end of the ia
BILE We're Sheffield trays with urns and
bowls fer the serving of ices, tea and
coffee.
The bride cut the wedding cake and
distributed it among the guests.
The magnificent array of wedding
gifts we're on display in the library
and the bridal guests were. privileged
to view them Their number and beau
ty attested to the popularity of the
bride and groom.
Lieut. and Mrs. Harlan will enjoy
quite an extended tour before Lieuten-
ant Harlan will return to his military
post. After his military service is oven
he aud his bride will make their home