The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-23
PtcKARD-s SHIELDS.

PiCKARD-sHlELDs.
A wedding that came as a surprise
to her many friends was that of Miss
Elsie Shields and MIR. I, G. Pichard,
which was quietly solemnized at the
home Of her father, Mr.. \. H. Shields,
On Sunday morning al seven O'Clock.
Only the immediate family Of the
! bride and a few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was per
formed by Rev. J. w. Cherry. The
bride was becominsly gowned in al
handsome and stylish travelling suit
of dark blue silk with hat and gloves
to correspond, and carried bouquet
Of La France roses. Immediately af
ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Pick
ard left for Nashville, and from there
will go to Vicksburg, where they viii
make their future home, Mississippi
being the territory in which Mr.. Pick
ard, who represents the American
| Tobacco Company, travels.
The fair bride is the second daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. H. Shields, and during
her short young ladyhood has won by
her charming manner and lovely dis
position many friends, whose best
wishes will follow her to her new
, home.
The Thursday Afternoon Club held
a most enjoyable meeting Friday with
Miss Kate Lipscomb
; .
The Monday Night Club held a very
? enjoyable meeting this week with Miss
| Mary Brown. The Club will be en-
| tertained next week by Misses Annie
4 and Nellie Williamson.
i -
J. The Girls Card Club was most
charmingly entertained Tuesday af
d ternoon by Miss Annie Evans in hon
t or of Mrs Allen Davis, of Midway KY
|. Bridge was played at three tables, the
score cards, most dainty and apropos
r being souvenir postals with a min
/ allure picture on them of the bridge
near Columbia across Duck River
After the game tempting and deli
4. cious luncheon was served. Those
enjoying Mrs. Evans hospitalit!
we're: Mesdames E. H. Hatcher, W
B. Wooten, Charlotte Hughes ant
Misses Annie Williamson, Jean Dob
bins, Emma Wooten, Mary Brown
Nellie Williamson, Emma Harlan an
sue Graham, of the Institute.
H. Mrs. George Alcorn, of Riverside
ir gave a dining complimentary to he
daughter, Miss Marguerits Alcorr
and in celebration of her ffteent
n. birthday. The dining room was ligh'
a ed with wax candles in silver car
~ debabra, and the table was most a
of tractively decorated with fragran
is spring flowers and covered with dali
ty lace pieces.
Mrs. A. C. Allen, of WILLIAMSON
i'll VIII entertain Ile IduleS u tIlS ~
- eign Missionary Society of that neigl
~. borhood this afternoon.
en- A most delightful and merry part
CHI of the DO Drop In Club was hel
30 Friday evening with Miss Elma Burn
Id at her country home, about fort
A members of the Club enjoying tn
ed evening. The house was Brilliant
ne lighted with white and green candle
as The rooms were redolent with tn
ok perfume of violets and buttereup
in which were artistically used in u
,ts decorations Miss Burns, assisted .
ill Miss Estes, of Mt Pleasant, and Mis-
he Carroll, of the Institute, received ne
as guests in the hall, where they wei
re- served with a refreshing frappe.
ON very amusing game of ProgresslN
Mint was played in the parlor. III
score cards were daintily handpainte
Ter shamrocks. In this contest Miss Ma
ay ME Kelley proved most successtr
est winning the ladies' prize, a large DO