The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-04-28
IN SOCIETY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

son and Mr.. Dennis McDonough,
which was soIemniZed at Birmingham
Tuesday morning The following ac-
count of the wedding was clipped from
the Birmingham News:
1.-The marriage of Miss Louise Porter
F'IieIson and Mr. Denis Francis Nc
Donough was solemnized St the Church
of the Advent this morning at III
o clock, Rev. Quincy Ewing officiating.
'Tt was a typical Easter wedding with
wealth of Easter lilies and quantl-
ties of pot.ed plants as decorations
The altar and sanctuary were entirely
covered IN white, and in the rear the
walls were covered in green vines,
while tall Australian palms and other
potted plants were gracefully placed.
The vases of Easter lilies were lavishly
displayed with their tall. straight
blossoms.
"Tbe church was filed with friends
of the young people, and at ii O'Clock
promptly the bridal party entered, the
usheIs first, followed by the maids and
groomsmen, and lastly the bride with
her brother, MI. Morgan Frierson.
The ushers were Mr.. A. j. Bowron,
Mr.. Allen Harvey Woodward, Mr.. Z.
T. Wilcox. Mr.. Hubert Drennen
Miss Mary Anderson, as mafd of
honor. wore pink organdie finished
IN tiny Iuffles and lace with hat In
hqrmonizing shades, With pink gloves
and slippers. Miss Mile Nabb,
entered separate. Miss Jemison. in
green embroidered batiste and Miss
Nabb in blue of the same material,
botn wearing picture hats, gloves AMI
hoes to match their gowns. Their
fiowes were Easter lilies also, tied with
streameIs of tulle In haImoniZlng
shades with their gowns. The grooms.
men were Mr. Lucius Frielson, il, OF
Shreveport, La, and Mr.. Walter Phil
liBs. The bride was exqulsltely
gowned in white messaline silk The
Bodice had a yoke of lace, and was
also finished IN handmade tucks IN
seIted in diamond shape. The skirt
had a fiounce panel down the front.
formed of ruffies of deep lace with the
handwcrk and tucks inserted in the
full widths. The lower portion was
embroidered in scallops hand made.
over the gown fell the bridal veil,
caught with a spray of lilies OF the
valley. A shower bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley and white sweet peas was
the finishing touch to the Dridsl cos
tune. The bridal party took positions
amidst the nalms and lilies during the
reading OF the Episcopal marriage
service. Mr.. McDonough with his
best man, Mr.. NJ. j. McDonough. en-
tered from the vestIy and joined the
other attendants at the steps leading
MP to the altar. Prof. GamDs presided
at the organ.
Mr.. and MIS-. McDonouh left on the
noon Frisco train for Kansas City,
where they will be guests fol day OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Riddel, and will
then go West through COLORADO and
California, to be absent month. On
their return they Will make a longer
visit with MIR. McDonough's sister,
Mrs. Riddel, in Kansas City.
On their return to birmingham MI.
and Mrs. McDonough will be at home
for the present with Mrs. Truss, on
Eighth avenue. North.
A magnificent display of presents
was seen yesterday aud today by
friends. Among these was chest of
silver from the four ushers, who are
all married friends of the groom, and
for wnom he was an attendant at thelI
weddings. Gifts from numbers OF
states were received in addition to the
many from Birmingham friends. Both
MI. and Mrs McDonough have hosts
of friends here. and as 10th have hg-
ured prominently In social circles,
their marriage was the occasion tor
handsome membranes. The bride
is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lucius FIierson. and has lived here
for several years after her removal
from her former home in Columbia,
1 enn., where her family connections
are very prominent. Personally Mrs.
is very attractive and her
marriage engaged the attention OF the
social set of this city. Mr.. McDonougb
holds prominent position In the gem
eral freight Office of the Frisco system.
and is also well known and popular
club man. His home was originally
in New York.
Miss Cornelia Jones entertained
with linen shower Mon
lay afternoon, Complimentary to Miss
Sadie Sheegog. The pretty home was
lilies in the large paIloIs and snow
JdIl5 Ill TIC uLHlIS IOO H. LII q
window in the paIloI large white |
Easter egg was suspended by white
.ibbons, Miss Rebecca Carpenter stand
ng on one side and Miss Ethel Hend- |
ey on the other. AS the bride elect !
passed under the ribbons were pulled |
md scores of pieces of snowy linen fell
lbout her shoulders. Lemonade and |
ION bons were served during the even
ng and later IN the dining room. a
ice course.
The Students Club held an interest
ng meeting Saturday with Miss Lot
lie wilkins. Miss Mittie Elam and
Miss Mary Carpenter contributed strong
papers, the first on Constable, Leigh
on and Landsesr,' the latter on
'Rosette, and Burne-Jones The pro-
ram for the next twelve months was
cad and parts assigned. The annual
ubject is ''Some Old World Cities.
Mrs. Tyree Rodes will compliment
Ter guest, Mlss Marv A. Bryan, OF
with luncheon today, at
which the arrangements, although in
ormal, will be very attractive. Miss
5ryant will be Mrs. Rodes' guest until