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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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
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