The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-06-03

honor OF her TWO charming srahu-
daughtere, Misses Mary fowler and
Edith fowler, OF Nashville, who are
her house guests. After spirited
game OF hearts delicious lunch
course was served
Watson.Dysr wedding Plans, Annoanc-
"a. 4-. tss5tg4 y s5::s
Invitationsfhave been issued by Mrs.
William Parsons Watson osthe mar
riage Of her daughter, Charlotte Nor
ton, and Herbert Ralph Dyer, Of this
city, the ceremony 10 take place We'd
nesday evening; June sth, at half past
8 O'Clock at ST. Peters church.
Miss Watson. has chosen as her ma
irons OF honor Mrs. Joseph William
FOLEY and Mrs. Hinton j. Orr. Miss
Rebecca Watson will, be her maid OF
honor. James Suddoth will be Mr..
Dyer"s best man, and the groomsmen
win be J. M, Howard. of Nashville, and
Phil Dyer. The ushers will be War
rem Titcomb Joseph w. Tolley, Jas.
Dedman and Bulge Weir.
Preceding 4the wedding ceremony a
beautiful musical program will be rem.
tlerei by Mrs Charles A. Forgey and
Mrs. Harry Kittrell. Of Mt. Pleasant,
with Miss Camille Herndon presiding
at the organ.
Quite number Of social courtesies
have been planned In honor of the
charming and popular bride.eleet. On
Tuesday, May 81, Mrs James Rid
ley will entertain for her at cards.
Wednesday afternoon. June lst
Mrs. James Dedman will give a bridge
party. s..a,s6
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hinton ].
Orr win entertain At bridge.
Friday, June Ord, Mrs. Harry Kit
trell will give dining in her honor
Monday, June 9Th, Mrs Hatcher
viii entertain at cards.
Tuesday evening, June 7th, the bri-
dial party will be entertained after the
rehearsal by Mrs. Joseph w. Tolley.
Miss Ashton's Recital.
On Saturday afternoon the pupils of
Miss Mary Ashton gave recital at
Athenaeuin Place, which was delight
fully entertaining and instructive, 4
All the pupils were Of different
grades and they illustrated the work
which is accomplished by the class in
each successive term. The advanced
work was illustrated in the excellent
numbers given by Miss Wilm0th Din.
ming, representing. the Russian and
italian schO6H III hdsie.: .:sne' mas a
rapid, clear 'technic, good singing tone,
her climaxes are impressive and she
shows thorough knowledge of the
composition which; at once .captiyates
the audience. The elementary work
was illustrated in the piano numbers
and songs given by the younger pu-
pills, each in her own distinctive man.
nsri showing, the various degrees OF
advancement. The program follows:
The Cuckoo, Carl Richter Brownie
Louis Park, Z
Elyira and the Flying Jenny. Spauld'
lhg,. II Were You, Jno. B. Wells
Edna Jackson,
Plantation Melody, Hannah Smith
Valeria Hughes.
The Humming Bird, M. Bilbro; Pref,
ty Poll and Little Doggie Sprite, M,
Bilbro--Brownie Louis Park. ~ !.
The Ghost. The Child's Prayer;
The. Buzzing Bumblebee. spaulding-
Edna Jackson. .. ,.,tase,..
Five Little Chickalickens, Bristow;
The Owl, inc, B Wells-Laura Chat
fin. Parker. ,.,s
Perpetual Motion, Behr--Evelyn AL
exander
Dolls from Many Chimes, Spaulding
A French Doll,a Scotch Doll, An Amer
lean Doll-Laura Chaftin Parker.
An Old Tree Toad in an Old Tree
Sat-; Redtield, Why, Jno. B. Wells
valeria Hxghes.
Top Of the Morning, Mana-Zuaca--
Evelyn Alexander.
The Candy Suite, Mahtilda Bilbro;
March Of the Peppermint Sticks; Pop
nlar Chocolate Creams; Divinity
Fudge-Valeria Hughes.
Morning Prayer, Streabbog -Laura
/ Chaffin Parker
Thoughts at Eve, Marion Lord-Ev
elyn Alexander.
Cuckoo You Sing So Clear, arr By
Clifford Page; Canoe-Song - lCiribir
bim, A. Pestalozza; Merry Bobolink
Mary Beasley, Brownie l.
Park. Edna Jackson, valeriaHughes
Laura C. Parker, Evelyn Alexander
Louise Turner.
Barcarolle In F. Minor, Rubinstein
Lucia di Aammermoor Transcription
Brilliantly Donizetti; arr. by Sidne!