The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-05-09

sery on Saturday afternoon. Both
, are well known and popular residents
of the county and the best wishes of
scores of friends will follow them into
their new relation.
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For Mrs. BaIIanfant.
Complimentary to Mrs Joseph Bal.
lanfant, who leaves this week for an
| extended visit to Louisiana, Mrs. M.
G. Adams most charmingly entertain
ed at her home at Culleoka on Satur-
day evening. After delightful game
of rock played at five tables delicious
refreshments were served.
Columbians Attend Goucher College
Meeting.
Mrs Andrew Dale and Miss Caroline
Williams attended an organization
meeting in Nashville Saturday of the
Goucher alumnae of the state. A Ten
nessee Alumnae Chapter was formed.
Mrs. Dale was made president and
Miss Williams treasurer. This meet
ing was an occasion for congratula-
tions over Me successful completion of
the second million endowment fund
for Goucher. Individual subscrip-
tons were made at this meeting to
Lillian Walsh Professorship Fund of
5000 which is being raised by the
Alumnae Association.
Mrs. E. B. Cayce entertained the
chapter members at luncheon fol-
lowing the meeting Saturday.
! FerndaIe Club.
Miss Roberta Morrow was hostess
at the hospitalble home of l. C. Muir
ply in the Ferndale' community Tues
day afternoon where the ladies met
for demonstration work. Miss Shad-
ow, in her efficient way, demonstrated
canning and pastry making. A deli
cious strawberry short cake was made
! in the pastry demonstration and every
one present was served generous
slice just before going home.
Matinee Musical.
The Matinee Musical Circle will
noot Coturdoy p,orp;,u o. 1o.oa
o'clock. Hostesses, Miss Randolph
McLemore and Miss Martha Filing
ton, at the home of Miss McLemore.
Ussery-Burt. -. Y"
Mrs. Nora Ussery announces the en-.
gagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Mary Elsie, to r. j.
Burt of Decatur, Ala. The wedding to
take place the Srd of June, 1919, at S
p. m. at the First Baptist church.
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Musical Tea.
Miss Leila Barr Anderson was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon Of musical
tea for Miss Vera Carver from Roar
ing Springs.
The guests were lreceived in the hall
by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Bruce
Cochran, the decorations in the hall
were purple and yellow iris which
gave a bright touch of color. The par
lor was bower of white peonies,
mock orange blossoms and lilies of
the valley. The hostess was assisted
in receiving by Miss Carver, the hon
Gree, Mrs. Kenton Watson and Mrs
J. w. Frierson. The musical program
consisted of selections by Mrs. For
gey, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Stephenson,
Captain Nelson, Mrs Fulton, Miss
Whitthorne. Mrs. Dale and Miss Gar
YER Each musician performed with
her usual brilliancy and their interpre-
tations we're appreciated by all The
dining room was most attractive in
pink roses, on the table, was large
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ket filled with Madam Russell roses.
During, the musical program a salad
course was served, the color scheme
pink and white being carried out. Mrs.
Andrew Dale, Mrs, Lee Sowell, Miss
Mary Jane Caperton, Mrs. Russell Es-
ties and Miss Lucille Logan assisted
ing serving. The hostess gown was of
silver embroidered net and blue rib
bon with corsage of pink roses and
sweet peas. Miss Carver was becom-
ingly attired in yellow satin with a
corsage of sweet peas and sweet
heart roses. Mrs. Watsons gown was
of purple tulle on gold cloth which
was made most attractive by a cor
sage of red roses. Mrs. Frierson was
attired in her wedding dress of white
lace and white satin her corsage being
of sweet peas and pink roses.
To Honor Soldier.
Miss Matte Kirkpatrick entertained
last Thursday evening at her home