The Monroe journal., 1919-11-04
MARRIAGE or MIR. HaWFIEID
AND MISS PAULINE RAPER
tnisl Comfy Man. Son of Mr. ". u.
Hamlield, fakes Young i.iamoo,l
Lads - Bride.

Lads - Bride.
7 Correspondence of The Journal.
Y LinWoOd. Nov. In ceremony
characterized by charming simplicity
and set beauty in detail. Miss Pauline
Rate became the bride of MIR. Viii
liam Preston Hawfeld of Charlotte
October 2Uth.
Tie marriage was s0lemnized al
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Raper OF Linwood. y.
c. Mr.. Raper is a prominent mer-
chant and successful farmer in his
section Of the state.
Rev. A. :. Raper of Salisbury. an
uncle OF the bride. performed the GER
emony. using the ceremony of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South.
The home was beautifully deeora-
ted. The color scheme chosen for the
music room in which the ceremony
was performed. was white and green.
the color being effectively emphasized
in altar effect
In front of this improvised altar
the bride and groom took the VOWS.
The house was filled with a large
assemblage of friends and relatives to
witness the ceremony. the hour of
which was o'clock p. N.
Introductory 10 the wedding march
played by Miss Sallie Cox of Winston
Salem. was a solo, beautifully render
ed By Mr.. Floy G. Alexander. vocal
instructor in Elon college Miss Cox
accompanied.
At the notes of the wedding march,
the officiating minister entered the
room. taking his place in front OF the
altar. followed by two little flower
girls, Misses Annie Hawfield of Fort
Mill. S. c.. and Annie Blalock of
Spencer. These little girls were
dressed in white organdie and carried
pink baskets filled with pink and
white chrysanthemums. Immediately
following the flower girls, entered
Mr.. Joe Raper of Murphy, followed
by Miss Amelia Hawfield of Charlotte,
who wore white silk with over dress
of seorgette. carrying yellow chrysan-
thenlums.
Then came Mr.. Grady Hawfield of
Monroe. the groom's best man, fol-
lowed by Miss Annie Raper of Lin
wood. the bridesmaid, who was at
tired in pale blue satin with overdress
of georgette. and carrying white
chrysanlhemums.
Then came the little ring bearer.
Miss Mary Ellen Hawfeld of Fort
Mill. :. c.. daintily dressed in white
organdie. carrying the wedding ring
on white chrysanthemum.
The bride and groom entered next |
The bride was atlired in COINS away |
suit OF midnight blue, with blue hat /
and accessories to match, and wore a
corsace bouquet of brides roses. \
reception followed the ceremony.
Receiving in the dining room We're
Mrs. J. Walter Long of Greensboro |
and Mrs. Jennie Miller of L.nWotd
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Miller Of Cot
ton Grove and Mrs. A. S. Raper OF .
received in the hall and di-
rected the guests to the gift room,
where Mrs. smith o. Linwood receiv-
Cd. Many beautiful gifts @ere re-
,eived. among them l chest + silver
ron the brides parci,'.
The bride is the olGcS. laushter IL
w. and Mrs J. X. Rap q 'nwoo
Id belongs to Cne Of ne most rrolhl-
,snt families of her section. She is
toung woman of rare qualities OF
lead and heart. ami at!tactive per-
,onalities.
The groom is a son Of Mr. atd Ms.
Y. ID. Hawfeld of Monroe and Las
prominent family connections. Iie IS
fine business man, aHi IA c1nEee;td
With the office of ih Southern Power
company, Charlotte.
On Thursday aftern)n' The brides
AXE was cut. The ring fell 10 me
ride and the dime 10 he grooin. The
,utton was cut by little Miss Mary
Glen Hawfeld. The ;him5le went to
lr. Joe Raper.
Guests and relatives from a dis-
ance were: Mrs. W. ., Nawheld ana
lr. Grady Hawfeld Of Mon'oe; Miss
,melia Hawfield Charlotte; Mrs. Zen
Iawfield and children, Fort Mill, ;.
=: Mrs. E. c de Taylor Charlotte;
Ir. and Mr. Hayden Kenerly ana
Irs. Blaylock and daughter, Spencer;
Hiss McGinn, Salisbury; Mr.. r. u
Elon College; Mr.. Frank
Volt. Spencer: Miss Sa!lie Cox, Wins
Mr.. J. A, Lindsay, Lex
ngton: Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Raper'
alisbury: Rev. aud Mrs. j. waiter
.ong and children, Greensboro; A.
orney and Mrs. Emery E. Raper, MI.
Raper, Miss Mary Raper. oil
lexington: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. p. Raper
Z Winston Salem; Mr.. Joe Raper OF