The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-07
MRS. PINCKARD
 ENTERTAINs AT AT CARDS

ENTERTA1NS AT AT CARDS. Yesterday morning at her home or coldthwaite Street, Mrs. James 8. Pinck ard entertained delightfully."- at cards, when her guests were the members of the Tuesday Card Club and few other friends.
 The four apartments of Mrs. Pinckard' s beautiful new home that were thrown open for the occasion were further adorn' ed in pink carnations an candelabra, in which pinl-shaded candies burned. Z | This new home. into which MT. and Mrs. Pinckard have recently moved, is most beautiful in dimentious proportions, flnisn and furnishings. The large recep- tion hall, into which one first enters, is SIch in furnishing. of green oak and GArk green woodwork. Tn a recess facing the front is set . splendid old English fire place in cream brick with side lights and Areside seats. A feature of the hall Is the broad stairway leading to land ing and cushioned window seat beneath three art glass windows in a bay, and thence to the second floor. Near the stairway stands grandfather's clock in green Flemish oak, which reaches high toward the green dropped panelled ceiling. In this apartment, on the solid green car- pet, Turkish rugs are effectively spread.
 A large square opening and another above the banisters. both filled in with yellow silk damask drapery faced with green and caught and hung with yellow cords. divides the hall from the Oriental room, an apartment of unusual beauty. with its tapestry walls and cream drop ped ceiling. yellow ailikon window curtains covered with drapery of silk fish net. ori- ental hangings. suspended lamps, rugs. lounges, tables and seats.
 Opening on the left of the reception han are sliding doorp leading to the libra ry, which is an ideal one with its high windows above long book cases, It's rich green and cream plush hanRings, long window seats and mahogany furniture. The walls are high. rich green dado. with panels of gold and cream above, reaching a dropped ceiling of light green.
 The dining-room is in red. The solid red floor has a center square of dark red and rose. and the pannelled walls in the same tones reach to a border of the dark CT tint. and 6 ceiling of the lighter. The table and chairs are of mahogany with upholstery of leather and curtains of cream lace.
 On the second floor is the billiard room of about 25 by IS feet. and the sleeping apartments.
 Mrs Pinckard was assisted yesterday afternoon In entertaining her guests by her mother. Mrs. J. c. Winter, and MT Pinckard's sister. Mrs. Pauline Foster.
 The club prize. cup ana saucer. was won by Mrs. Charles Thigpen and the guests prize. china plate. by Mrs. E. A. de Campi.
 The guests were: Mesdames Charles Thigpen, W. J. Drum. R. P. Stout, Halls Janney. J. P. Ferrall. &. c. W. ThorinR- ten. Lucy Lahey, Robert Lgon. J. K. Jackson. Jack ThorinGton, Joseph Nor wood. James Wilcox. Forney Stevenson. Joseph Han. Charles P. Jackson, Laban Tyson. Paul Le Grand. Lucius oaston D. A. decampi. Mary Wyman. Charles Jones. W. J. NafteI. Pauline Foster, Mo- Dun Cain and Dickson Tharin; Misses Elizabeth Winter. Caroline RandoIpb Jean Craik. Cecile CraIk, Lucille WIlIxin- son. Lucy Cobbs. Mary HAnnon. Kath- leen Lahey. Alice Lahey. Jamie Bell,