The Robesonian., 1917-07-23
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA 1917
STACK MCINTYRE

sTACK-McINTYRE
Miss Mildred Mcintyre Becomes Wife
OF MIR. Lee Prather Stack of Norfolk
IN Brilliant Church Wedding-Post-
Nuptial Reception
Miss Mildred Mcintyre, DAUGHTER
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mcintyre
OF Lumberton, became the wife of
M. Lee Pr,:t.er Stack Of Norfolk.
va, in a brilliant and beautiful we'd
olng at the First Baptist church at
O'Clock Thursday evening. The Ger.
emony was performed by Rev. DR..
Charles L., Greaves, pastor of the
church. Immediately after the well
dlng reception was given at the
nome of the brides parents, Walnut
and Sixth streets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stack left the same evening for Deer
Park, Nd, where they will spend
| their honeymoon. They will be at
!, nome IN Norfolk in about two weeks.
-, Before the hour for the ceremony
the church was filled, in spite of the |
rain that had fallen almost continu-
ally since the night before and threat
ened to come down again in torrents.
While the crowd waited Miss Rebec-
ca Stack of Monroe, sister of the
groom, sang 81 Love Thee So," by
i Dekoven, Mr.. Woodberry Lennon rem
dered violin solo, Meditation, from
That's, Mrs. L. R. Varser sang "Oh
Fair and Sweet and Holy" and a
large choir sang the bridal chorus
from The Rose Maiden. Miss Car
RE Mae Hedgpeth presided at the or
gan.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the organ
t pealed forth the Lohengrin wedding
: march, DR.. Greaves entered from the
/. left andtook his stand within an
arch in front Of the pulpit, and the
t aisles, crossing in front of the altar
d Mrs. Allen Mclean of Wagram,
S was dame of honor, Miss Hat
= tie Beasley of Monroe, maid of hon
q or. The bridesmaids were: Misses
s. Elodie Webb of Morehead City, Eliz-
abeth Dexter of Elizabeth City, Joe
e Neal and Lillian Stack of Monroe,
e Anna Neal Fuller, Irene Mcleod, An
!, ME Ruth Caldwell, Lillian Proctor, Of
Ii Lumberton; groomsmen - Messrs.
T Amos Stack Of Monroe, Erwin Young
IL Of New York, Luke Wilbourne and
e L. P. Harrell of Washington, D. c..
q J. Dickson Mclean, Colin H. Phil,
y lips, Frank Nash and Lawrence Par
Il ker Of Lumberton; ribbon girls, six
= charming maidens in white net dress.
q es with white ribbons, white socks
Il and s1ippers-Katherfne Boyd, Shir,
o ley McPhaul, Anna Courtne~ Sharpe
VI Helen Thomas Margaret BruceFrench
d Alice Mclean; flower girls-Lillit
le Snead Varser and Elizabeth Proctor
> dressed in pink silk net with rosebud;
st and ribbons, slippers and socks t,
at match, carrying Leghorn hats drap
IS ed in pink silk and filled with ros,
IS petals, which they scattered in tn
s., pathway of the bride; ring-bearer-
e. little Lorraine Stack of Monroe, dress
n ed in white silk net with ribbon trim
1e mings and carrying the ring in lii
r ly; ushers-Messrs. Regan Mcintyre
n G. Badger Mcleod, L. R. Varse1
Lawrence Parker.
The bride entered down the lef
aisle on the arm of her father, VIII
lie gave her away. She was gowned i
tn a creation of white satin and sill
n. net, en- train, with real pearl trim
o., mings, and wore veil Of white sill
he net caught with orange blossoms. Sh
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses. She wore no ornaments.
It's The groom entered down the righ
st aisle with his best man, Mr.. Willia1
he Muse of Concord. The ring ceremon
nd was used.
en- Miss Hedgpeth played the Tam
IL hauser march as the bridal party re
in tired from the church.
by The maid of honor was gowned
of creation Of green crepe de chin
,1v,I< IL a% wit c1jy ny
mings, wore a pink tulle hat and cal
ist red a shower bouquet Of pink rose
iss The dame of honor wore gov
lg. of white satin entrain and black pi
ture hat and carried a shower bouqu'
It. of pink roses.
I'm Four bridesmaids were gowned
80 pink and four in green, pastel shade
he and all wore black hats and silvt
1r. slippers and carried bouquets of pin
lis. Killarney roses tied with pink tulle.
lie The church decorations were pir
m gladiolas, ferns and palms, banke
a in profusion around the altar al
ok- arch, making a picture of lovelines
Post -Nuptial Reception
At the reception which followe
oro the wedding the following assistt
ay. in receiving: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
ley Proctor at the front door; Miss Vas
er- tt White and Mr.. Woodberry Lenno
at the brides book; Mrs. Daisy Je
of kins in the hall; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
me Lawrence introduced to the receivi1
or line; DR.. ard Mrs. r. T. Allen recei
ed at the dining room door; Mr.. al
ned Mrs. J. A. Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
,rk, Brown received in the dining roor
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. White, Mrs. E.
Proctor and Mrs. Geo. B. Mcleod +
gh- ceived in the guest room; Mr.. a.
to Mrs. Regan Mcintyre received at t
'me side porch door leading to the pun
bowl on the side porch, where N
gh- and Mrs. L. R. Varser served, ASST:
ont I'D b. l;ttlo Micsoe Maitland Thnn