The Robesonian., 1910-10-27
PROCTOR-KERNODLE.

1Fanan becomes the bride {
of Mr.. Jas. D. Proctor of
Lum b ton--A Beautiful
Church Wedding.
pecial to The Robeson!an
Graham, Oct. 26. AT 2:3Ol
''clock this afternoon the Chris
ian church al this place was the
'cene OF a beautiful marriage,
when Miss Sarah May Kernodle,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Kernodle, became the bride
If Mr.. James Dick Proctor Of
Lumberton. The church was
elaborately decorated with potted
plants and white and yellow
chrysanthemums and long before
the. hour for the ceremony was
filled with friends of the bride,
for she has always been a great
favorite in her home town. Just !
before the appointed time Miss
Leslie rector, sister of the
groom, sang Because God Made
Thee Nine" her sympathetic
voice lending it new sweetness.
Miss Proctor, attired in white
taffeta yelled in white embroider-
ed net, was a delight to the eye
and the ear. Miss Wilson, who
has charge of the music depart
ment Of ElOn College. presided
at the organ.
To the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march Miss Kernodle
entered on the arm OF her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her
queenly brunette beauty was en-
hanced by her gown of white
satin made entrain, with garna-
ture of pearl trimming and
duchess lace. She wore her long
tulle veil back from her face and
carried a shower bouquet Of
lilies of the valley and brides
! roses. She was attended by her
sister, Miss June Ray Kernodle,
as maid Of honor, and Mrs. Hugh
McRae McAllister of Lumberton
as dame of honor. Miss KerLodle
was dressed in white net over
white taffeta and wore a short
tulle veil; Mrs. McAllister's gown
was Of yellow messaline and
both carried white and yellow
chrysanthemums. The ring was
! carried by Sarah Elise Thompson,
the beautiful small daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Thompson,
and she was equiSitely dressed
in a white embroidered frock.
The best man was Mr.. Hampden
Hill, who is in the chemistry de.
partment at the University OF
N. c. The ushers were Mr.. ].
d. KernodIe, Jr.. brother of the
bride, DR.. J. Men. Smith Of
Rowland, Messrs. S. F. Caldwell
and A. H. Mcleod Of Lumberton.
The ceremony was performed by
DR.. VIM. S. Long, who was the
officiating minister when the
brides parents were married
During the service Schubert's
Serenade was played softly anC
Mendelssohn's Wedding March
was used as the occasional.
The groom. who since hi:
\, fathers death has taken his place
in the well-known law firm 0.
i Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor
of Lumberton, mum bers hi!
friends by his acquaintances ant
promises to be one of the lega
lights of the Stat. The happ.
couple boarded an east bount
train for a trip which will lnciud,
; stops at Richmond, Washington
Philadelphia and New York
The brides costume was coat
suit Of green cloth with hat ant
gloves to harmonic.
Among the out-Of-toWn guests
were the mother. brother ant
two sisters of the groom. Mis-
Goldie Holland of Suffolk, Va
} Miss Mary Carter Ray of Raleigh
, Judge and Mrs Jas. Boyd ant
; Mr.. Jno. M. Dick and daughte
of Greensboro, Mrs. and Miss Vii
son Of Elon College.
Tuesday evening from $50 t
Ill the brides parents gave
r lovely ante-niptial reception
, Pink roses uSad az decoration
: in the front parlor, made mos
] effective background for the thel
bride-to-be, who wore a beautifu
2 gown of pink crepe de chine
: White and yellow chrysanthe
) NUNS were used in the gift
! room. The presents were nun
| erous and showed the universe
5 esteem in which the contra ctin
e parties are held. A buffet lunc
, was served. Tne table wa
v covered with Cluny lace and tn