The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-12-16

MISS Woroen EntertatnS.
Miss Mona Worden entertained ii
honor Of Miss Fly. Mrs. Starnes aIsC
entertained in her honor. Delicious
refreshments were served on both
occasions.-GreeneVille News.
Entertains At Bridge.
Miss Mary Ella Fariss entertained
the Young Girls Bridge Club in a
charming manner Tuesday morning
at her home on Sixth street.
There were several additional guests
in honor Of her house guest Mr.. Ed
mond Garrett of Belle Nina, Ala.
At the close Of the game a delight
full lunch course was served.
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HaIl-Frierson.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Frierson, in
Nashville. Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock, the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Margaret, to Glenn Andrews Hall
was beautifully solemnized, DR.. L. e.
McNair, pastor of the Moore Memo
rial church, officiated, performing the
impressive ceremony in the front re-
ception room, which was effectively
adorned with PERCUSSION of vines
and white flowers The chandelier,
door and window facings were grace
fully traced with Jackson vine, and in
the tall vases on the mantel were |
specimen white chrysanthemIms. |
The bow window recess was artist !
cally transformed into an altar ar
ranged by palms, altar candlesticks
and scension lilies, before which the
bridal party was grouped. The re-
ception hall, the walls, stairway and
chandelier, which were draped In the
Jackson vine, had for the floral orna-
mentation rose jars filed with * IT.
ney roses.
Previous to the ceremony charm
ing program was given by three of
Nashville's favorite musicians, Mrs.
s. D. Clark, who sang with unusual
Il Love You" (Sobeski),
The Dawn" (D'Harbelot). J. o.
Boone's two selections, Because"
and "oh! Fair, oh! Sweet, and oh!
Holy" were beautifully rendered.
Miss Frank Hollowell was the bril-
liant accompanist, also playing the
nuptial music.
Two maids, Miss Damaris Dr:foos q
and Miss Mary Porter Kirkman, led Q
he bridal procession, and with Miss II
Rachael Howell and Miss Louise G
Hunt, the other two maids, formed {
he aisle with pink satin streamers. O
little Miss Florence Evans, in Gain-
y white lingerie frock with pink rib G.
on trimmings, entered along as ring u
carer, carrying the ring embedded
n a large white chrysanthemum. I
her came the maid Of hon. \
r, Miss Margaret McEwen, the
rides cousin. The bride was escort
d othe altar by her father, who
ave her away in marriage, and was T
lined by the groom and his brother,
fitzgerald Hall, who served as his
sst man.
The pink and white colors of the
WINS were effectively developed In eli
e creations, two Of the maids wear TO
G pink marquisette costumes with NO
ver trimmings, and two in white re-
arquisette over white satin. tn
The maid of honor was very hand ne
me in white chiffon dress over
esden silk with the pink colors. no
II flowers were Killarney roses. At
rhe brides pronounced brunette moi
auty showed to great advantage in did
r gown Of white crepe meteor, ex- be
sitely hand embroidered, the lace me
Re studded with pearls and finished
h pearl ornaments. The tulle veil YT(
8 caught in a coronet to her hair w
| made of brides roses and lilies
the valley.
following the ceremo-
was reception to the 100 guests Sn
sent. Mrs. Frierson was assisted
receiving by Mrs. Allen Hall, her
er, Mrs. e. H. Hatcher, of Column n
and Mrs. Martha Calhoun. Mrs. sene
srson's gown was black crepe toaa
.eor trimmed with embroidered a. G.
Dis in black and white. carr
RS. Hall wore black silk toilette. IN
RS. Hatcher's toilette was gold shin
cor crepe trimmed in gold. of o
RS. Calhoun was gowned in black
lace-trimmed toilette.
the dining room where an elab- a 4
e two course menu was sers ed,
white and green decorations we're