The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-27
SHEPARD-JONEs MARRIAGE
 AT PINEHURST

A beautiful wedding of the autumn season took place Thursday, high noon, at the home of Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald Shepard, Pinehurst, when her daughter, Miss Van Shepard, be- came the bride of Mir. Jerome Jones, Jr., with the nuptial service read by Rev. Lynn R. Walker.
 In the elaborate decoration of this attractive country home, a color scheme of green and yellow was eff fectively carried out with graceful southern smilax and yellow chrysan- themums, while numerous candle S lighted the whole lower floor.
 The ceremony was performed in the living room before an improvised all tar of simlax and chrysanthemums silver candelabra and single silver standards holding burning white tapers.
 Mrs. John McKinnon, who had rem dered the wedding music for the brides mother, was in charge of the lovely nuptial music on this occasion. Miss Shepard was attended by her twin sister. Miss Ann Shepard. as maid of honor. She wore an exquisite green georgette dress, elaborately of pink roses. Louise Mizell, the dainty flower girl, was in a fluffy frock of blue georgette and car ried basket of white chrysanthe- nuns. The ring bearer, Paul Scott Foster, in a white satin suit, bore the ring in a white chrysanthemum. The ribbon bearers were Miss Kath- crime Shepard, a younger sister, and Miss Mary Daniels, a cousin, their costumes being pale green crepe satin,
 The bride who was given in mar riage by her uncle. Mir. Dan Shepard, was met at the altar by the groom and best man, Mir. Lamar Trotti. She | to,, hna faat tra quisite creation of white georgette crepe, encrusted with pearls and crys- tai embroderies. Her veil of tulle was eoronet fashioned, embroidered with pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The brides going away costume was of navy poiret twill with accessories of grey. After an honeymoon the young couple will make their home in Atlanta, of which place the groom is a promising young lawyer.
 Mrs. Shepard was tastefully at- tired in black velvet with fur trim mings, wearing a corsage of or of the groom, wore an handsome black chiffon gown, with black pie ture hat.
 Following the ceremony Mrs Shep- ard served a delightful buffet lunch con to the bridal party and wedding guests.
 The dining room with its color scheme of yellow and white was un- usually pretty. The brides table was spread with a madeira cloth and it's central decoration was silver basket holding yellow chrysanthemums, sur rounding it were silver candalabra with burning white tapers. Mrs. Dan Shepard and Mrs. Reese Martin pre- sided over the brides cake, which was embossed in white chrysanthe- nuns, white ribbons holding the usual wedding favors.
 The coffee table in the dining room was in charge of Mrs. J. J. Fitzger- aid, grandmother to the bride, and l Mrs. Jhon McKinnon.
 1 The house guests for the wedding were Mrs. Jerome Jones, Sr., of At lanta, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Shepard, Pen sacola; MT. and Mrs. John McKin- non, Miss Julia Simmons, and MT Donald Fitzegerald of De Funiak Springs, Mrs. Reese Martin, Mont gomery; Miss Mary Daniels, Pensa cola, and MT. Lamar Trotti of Atlanta