Entertaining Socials Highlight Lawn Party and Weddings
Mrs Pillow and Mrs Cowie hosted an elaborate lawn party with about seventy five guests and eighteen bridge tables on the front lawn with potted plants and gift bouquets. Miss Camille Herndon won a Japanese bamboo porch table. Recitals featured Mrs Forgey and Miss Sharp pupils with solos by Caperton Fleming Oakes and Parke Fulton. Orr Watson nuptials at St Peter's Episcopal drew hundreds with a large choir and floral decor. Wilkes Amis Zion church wedding joined two Maury families. Evelyn Fishburn hosted a bridge party with four leaf clover score cards for her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillow
Camille Herndon
Charles A. Forgey
J. P. Street
Mary Jane Caperton
Narcisse Fleming
Horace Rainey, Jr
Leonora Williamson
Dorothy Parke Fulton
Pauline Fulton
Misses Caperton
Fleming
Rainey
Miss Herndon
Mendelssohn
John Padgett
Clarence Joyce
James Dedman
Paul Cecil
Rebecca Watson
Miss Watson
Eugene Orr
Nashville
R. M. W. Black
W. B. Capers
Brull
Les Huguenots
W. P. Watson
Elizabeth Whitthorne
Davis Gray
Wilmoth Bowen
Watson
Mrs. Orr
Col
J. K. Orr
Wilkes-Amis
Maury County
Ruth Amis
Burke Wilkes
Zion Church
Enoch Stephenson
Charles H. Forgey
Mendelssolm
Lohengrin
Frank D. Fulton
Henry O. Fulton
John W. Frierson
Harry Alford
John White Stephenson
J. Mack Peebles
Elle Wilkes
Agnes Amis
Lewis Randolph Amis
Hatcher Wilkes
Memphis
T. C. Ragsdale
McKendree Methodist
Johnson
Zion
Cullooka
Tennessee
Methodist Church
Wilkes
Richard A. Wilkes
Culooka
Evelyn Fishburn
West End
Rook
Margaret Fishburn
A. J. Fly
Timmons and
Franklin
Ophelia Wilson
KE. A. Timmons
Timmons
Ernestine
A. B. McCarty
J. I. Fisney
Sleepy Hollow
McClarty
Misa Julia
Miss McClarty
J. D. Harmon, Jr
Ed Orr
Mt. Pleasant
Amis Scott
Eminence
Bell Mina
Ala
G. T. Hughes, Jr
Will ‘Frierson
Clarksville
Roy Wheatcroft
Orr-Watson
Leonard Hughes
Harper Vaughan
Lebanon
Law School
Cumberland University
Charlotte Hughes
Charlotte Watson
University
South
Sewanee
Jeff Sugg Andson
J. B. Jr
Malcolm Patterson
Fayetteville
W. G. McAdams
Highth Street
Nellie Maxwell
Fannie May Gamer
Columbia
Edward Abbey
Decorah
Lows
John Craig
Rachel and
Sara May Witt
Lynnville
A. W. Davis
Midway
John J. Stephenson
Ashwood
Edmund Looney
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
T. §. Richardson
Little Daughter
Archie Brown
Peasant
Mia
John Patten Graham
Mary Virginia
Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Across Tennessee
Numerous neighbors and relatives are noted visiting in Columbia and Nashville, with many residents from Lewisburg Aberdeen and Pike County making trips to see kin. Highlights include Elizabeth Jones and Jane Jones visiting Mrs. Frank McGavock, Mrs. Annie White returning from a Lewisburg Sunday School convention, and a Thanksgiving sweep of visits among families in Maury, Williamson, and Davidson counties plus trips to Danville Kentucky and Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcherson
Dooley
Lewisburg
Elizabeth Jones
Jane Jones
Frank McGavock
Annie White
White
J. J. Chrisman
College Grove
Mis
H. A. Claxton
Aberdeen
Misa Marshall
Eagleville
Columbia
Miss
Nashville
M. E. O'Brian
Kentucky
Owensboro
Hopkineyville
Madisonville
Hendersonville
Wesley Edwards
Sim Watson
Arch Craig
D. M. Hardison
Bessie Scott
Texas
Emmett Hogue
Amy
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Stone
Louisiana
Frank F. Everett
California
Ewing
Ellen Douglas
Ashly Hill
Zulema Brownlow
Margaret Greenlaw
Danville
Wade Wakefield
Petersburg
Loma
H. F. Zimoski
Tennessee
Elizabeth Martin
Fannie Page
W. H. Mitchell
Bear Creek Pike
J. C. Flower
Virginia
Morgantown
W. H. Frakes
T. H. Grizzard
Henry K. McConnell
New Albany
Ind
Mt. Olivet
Sam Holding
Alice Howard
Chattanooga
Buck
Jas. H. Morton
Lattwich Bridge
E. F. Morgan
Mt Pleasant
Charles P. Hatcher
Oscar L. Swortch
Pulaski
Jake Harlan
H. M. Gordon
Mamie Browning
Cordele
Frank Shelton
L W. Sullivan
Fort Worth
J. Dowell
Morris Park
Ardmore
Tenn
Maury County
Miles Cook
Mis. Cook
Capt
Z. T
Clint Fowler
Tistiomingo
Oklo
Walter Fower
Ballinger
Charles Edward Hall
Lieon, Watson
L. A. Bider
Cecille
Dardanelle
Ark
Rube Holeman
Carrick Farria
Etta Smith
Glendale
Ray Voss
J. W. Wade
Nashvilla S
John Shelton
W. O. Walker
Wichita Falls
Ben Hill
Hopkinsville
Miid
T. Peters
Sinclaire Glass
Bowling Green
Anna Looney
7 Bros. & Foster
W. S. Mortom
Clara
Oma
Walsh Russell
Lina
Spring Hill
Cobey
Clyde Kannon
Endale
Hirschel Hard
A. Bell McClarty
Shell Hollow
Joe Sharber
Annie Laura
Louise
Wilder
Thomas Ford
Charlotte Smiser
Cullooka
R. A. Coleman
Sam
Tm Amos Timmons
J. L. Martin
Athens
Ala
J. M. Derryberry
March
Jesse Overton
Cullooks
Robi Phelp
W. J. Sowell
Fletcher Kerr
Paset
Ville
Ville, Mra
Wm. Ruble
A Wie Grider
Bowling Gress
EW “Mack
Seventh Street
Lieut. T. Miller Returns to C. M. A. for Two Years
Lieut. Troup Miller, detailed by the War Department as an instructor at Fort Oglethorpe for the summer, will return to Columbia Military Academy for a two year stay. He has previously spent three years at the academy and will resume duties as commandant for the next two years, returning in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup Miller
War Department
Fort Oglethorpe
Citizen Soldiery
Columbia Military Academy
Miller
Lieut. Miller
Old College Days Chorus in a Humble Retrospective
Former students reminisce about college years and note their class never produced a standout figure to boast about, reflecting on collective modesty and shared memories.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas, Sharp
Leah Sharp
Methodist Sunday School
Eddie Voss
Wilson
Salter
Vannah
Christine Oakes
Nevin
Harriett Ware
Mary Cooper Boyd
Boyd
Clarence Harmon
Schubert
Harmon
Edith Park
Chas. Sharp
Ella Kelley
Ancle May Urr
Jack Granberry
Jim Ridley
Orr
Whitthorne
Minnie Fry
Robert Pillow, Jr
Francis Warfield
Lake Tellico Estate
Col. C. F. Herford
Zimoski
William Ro
Mack BR. Peebles
T. H. Peebles
Edward P. Turner
Margaret Turner
Cross Bridges
Lieut. T. Miller
Academy
Ubeeriba
Maury Dry Goods Co
Rob Roy
Congoleum
Aerolux
Brussels