The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
NiiIiamson-Frierson Wedding.

refreshments.
| NiiIiamson-Frie Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret
triersOn to DR.. James q. Williamson,
Jr, of Columbia was celebrated last
evening at S in the First Presbyte-
rian church, The floral setting for
the event was artistic and beautiful
A pyramid of green was formed of
palms and ferns in the chancel The
ferns were placed at the front and
arranged back OF them, high up, were
the palms. The face of the rOstrum
was in white. In the center of the
green was a huge bouquet of white
chrysanIhemums, and at either side
was a bouquet of flowers, tied with
white tulle bows. frightening the
whole effect were the burning tapers
in cathedral candelabra placed among
the green. At either side of the
chancel were the palms and Candida
bra, while the aisle before it, covered
with white, was set off with the same
arrangement. Jackson vine was trac-
ed over the choir balcony The pews
for the relatives and receiving guests
were marked with tulle bows and
Jackson vine.
Prof J. D. Ludebuehl was at the or
gan and rendered music and a chorus
of seven voices gave a selection be-
fore the nuptials. Mrs. Theodore
King sang, "Tis All Ask. The "Bri-
dial Chorus from The Rose Maid
en-" was sung as a professional. First
came the ushers, two and two, down
different aisles: Robt. Frierson and
John Wray; James Thomas, of Co.
lumbia, and William Fry; George 7.
Hughes, of Columbia, and DR.. George
Williamson, of Nashville Briggs Nc
Lemore, of Nashville, and John Dan
| iel, Of Clarksville. The bridesmaids,
Misses Susie Bell Frierson and Flea
Tor Daniel, of Clarksvile, entered
next, followed by the maid Of honor,
Miss Mamie Craig. The bride enter
ed with her father, the Hon. William
| l.. Frierson The bridegroom and his
best man, Robert Williamson, Of Biz
lmingham, came in from the vestry
room, the party crossed at the altar,
forming a group. The Rev. F. D. Dan
Iiel, Of Pontotoc, Miss, an uncle Of the
oride, performed the ceremony, as
SISTED by DR.. J. w. Bachman. The
double ring ceremony was used.
The bride was attired in an elegant
own of white satin with pointed
rain, caught with orange blossoms
and tulle, draped over the skirt in
the front and back and caught at the
sides with chantilly lace. The bodice
was of the lace overnet with short
net sleeves and V neck in back and
lfront. A white satin girdle and pearl
trimmings finished the gown. The
lveil was of tulle, bordered with real
llace The cap effect of the lace was
arranged so as to reveal the hair.
1.-The orange blossoms were at the
back and the front Of the cap held
with pearls. She carried a loose
shower of valley lilies.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
lplayed for the occasional, the gentle
men attendants going out the two
laisles.
Mrs Frierson received, wearing a
handsome gown of white satin with
ltunio of black net yelled with Span
lish lace and made entraine. Silver
embroidered lace and net formed the
} lwaist, which had drapery from each
shoulder Of the black lace. She wore
a corsage Of Killarney roses.
Miss Leonora Williamson, Of Co
Ilumbia was gowned in white satin
ombined with silver lace and net.
l u6 ShllL ndu q tuhiN Va hOS Oo6Ou
with satin over which was the silver
Lace. Net and lace composed the
waist, which had a chiffon and silver
girdle with silver roses.
Mrs. George Hughes was gowned
n black net beaded in Jet and gold.
with gold lace trimmings.
Mrs. John Daniel was attired in q
, lgown of white satin and real lace.
, Mrs. T. N. Daniel wore white satin
: with net tunic beaded in silver.
Mrs. William Daniels gown was Of
yellow brocaded satin, fashioned with
: ltrain, which extended from the shosl
} tders. The bodice was of lace finished
gtwfth Jet and piak velvet roses.
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