The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MARsHALL-KIRBY WEDDING.

Miss Isla B. Marshall and Dallas
C. Kirby, of Winston, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening in the
Friends Church at 8:15. 1t was very
pretty wedding.
Before an ivory arch, surmounted
by myriads of white candles, the we'd
ding party took their places to the
strains of Lohengrin's wedding march,
played by Miss Florence Blair at the
organ. The entire church was radi-
ant with daisies, palms and ferns, the
green of the latter forming a vivid
| background for the tall fioor-baskets
of daisies, tied with graceful yellow
! satin ribbon. A distinctive decoration
was the "daisy aisles" by which the
bridal-party entered the church.
A musical program was executed,
prior to the ceremony, which was per-
formet by Rev. H. W. McFarlant, as
sisted by Rev. Samuel L. Haworth
Miss Blair, at the organ, sweetly rem
dered "Adoration," by Kern. This-w
followed by "Nocturne" and Gwen
Song" after which Mrs. ]. F. Hayden
sweet1y sang CAT Dawning." "Be-
cause" and 'I Love You" were render
ed by William Monroe, Of Greensboro.
Carl Hill, H. A. White, Seth Brown
and w. M. Mari, as ushers, were the
first to enter the church at the strains
of the wedding march. Bridesmaids,
Miss Huldah Marshall of Greensboro,
Miss Nina Whitaker of Elkin and
Miss Luna Cox, entered with Fred
Hutchins Of Winston-S Salem, Robert
Marshall and Tom Wilson, who acted
as bridgegroOmsmen.
Miss Marshall was dressed in white
organdy, Miss Whitaker in white net
over yellow, Miss Cox in yellow or
CANDY and carried arnn-bouquets of
daisies, tied with yellow tulle.
Next to enter was Miss Mary G.
McKinnon, of Laurinburg, gowned IN
yellow satin and carrying shower bou-
DUETS of daisies, who was maid Of
honor. Matron- of-honor was Mrs. Z.
B. Clegg, of Greensboro, who was
dressed in yellow taffeta and carried
shower bouquet of daisies. Miss Nc
Kinnon and Mrs. Clegg entered to-
gether and took their places from OPP
posite aisles.
Master John Hawley, Jr., of Colds
boro, in black satin and Miss Margaret
Marshall, of Charlotte, in white net,
entered from one aisle, while from the
other entered Master Clarence Mat
tocks. in black satin, and Miss Helen
Jones. in white net. Each boy car
ried an ivory shepherds crook and
each girl carried golden baskets, hiled
with daisy petals, with which the
bridal-way was streWn.
Taking their places at the end OF
the entrance-aisles, the four children
formed a "daisy" gateway through
which. preceded by little Miss Jane
Marshall who bore the ring in the
heart of a lily, the bride, on the arm
of her mother, advanced to the altar
The bridegroom, with his best-man
H. L. Payne, of Winston-Salem, en-
tered from the opposite aisle am
Joined the bride.
, The bride wore a beautiful gown o
white duchess satin, trimmed VIII
crystal beads, and carried a shove
bouo1et of valleylilies and daisies
She wore veil of tulle, caught witt
orange blossoms, and her only orna
ment was a handsome string of pearl
the gift of the 1rdegroom.
THROUGHOUT IT, impressive ring
ceremony, "To a Wild Rose" wa
softly rendered by Miss Blair AM
Memberships wedding march wa
FUSED as a occasional.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kirby left immediate
" following the wedding for Rich
mond and Virginia Beach, where the!
will spend some time. They will be a
home in Winston-Salem after July Isl
Mrs. Kirby is the daughter OF tn
late Robert Kossuth Marshall OF Hlgl
Point and is teacher Of great ability
She taught for five years in the loca
graded schools and has been for TN
past nine months, member OF TN
faculty of the Goldsboro city schools
Mr.. Kirby is the son of Mr.. am
Mrs. H. L. Kirby, Of Winston-Salem
and is associated in the practice O
law with J. E. Alexander, OF tina
CITY. He is a graduate OF the OnlVer
sitv of North Carolina, Of the class
1918, and is a man prominent amoni
! business and social circles of the IWll
City.