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and games amused the guests
ksnd refreshments were served a
Ell O'Clock.
Among those present were:
s2 Misses; Margaret Warmer
S'5sssssRuth Harding Frances Rose
ssifsY ray s"'A %sa,rna T F%iihis
X Grace Collins iennse DicEerson
4 Pretty Wedding.
II took place Wednesday. July rs. $50
South Sycamore street, when Miss
ii Nfddie Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. and
Il married 10 Leonard Fits. son of Mr..
and Mrs J.. l. Pitts. OF Caroline
& county. The home was banked every
4 where in summer flowers. and the
rs ceremony was performed by DIR. Car
z ter jenkins. OF Calvary Church.
The bride, who was given away ny
~ her father, wore a costume Of white
SILK net and satin, and her veil OF
s&tulle was fastened with orange bios
Z SONS. She carried an arm shower OF
sister OF the groom. who was maid
iso of honor. was Eowned in white net
'4-and carried a bouquet OF pink rose
---huds. Bernard Lewis, brother OF the
bride. was ;he .sroom's best man:
The two flower girls. little Edith and
Doris Lewis. wore dresses OF white
null. and scattered roses before tho
bride Miss Kate Griffin sang 20.
Promise Me and Miss Bessie Pock-
iinSton played the wedding march.
So \ dinner was held a. the brides
~~ceremony. After dinner Mrs. Murphy
presided at the punch bowl. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pitts left for a Northern tour.
y Among the guests from a distance at
II tending the wedding were:
~ W. ~. Lewis. Mr.. Mcwhirt. Mr. and Mrs
/. Lewis. II. ,Clnrk, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos;
Mrs. il. c: Hasa Mrs coiley; Mis !" Louise ;tisS
Mn n1poy ~ EI;sabtih and Willie Murphy.
Ni silGt .l Bass. RUBY pass. Birdie. TAYLOR.
Lewis, Louise owens. Aiablc owens. Siaa.y
Sydnor.
They will be at home here, after
North Carolina Wedding.
y. OF, or Interest here is the wedding
pollock. at the First Baptist church
= Of Gatesville. y. c.. when Miss bertha
KuSsGii Deans became the bride OF
Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. j. Spivey. OF
Whaleyvillc. Rev Hornor. pastor OF
the chnrch. otliciating. The church
r scheme of white and green being
!. carried out with palms. ferns. smi-
lax and flowers. Tie altar was
semicirclcd with pcdestais fcstooned
with white tarlatan and lighted with
cathedral candles. The wedding
music was ,payeld by Miss GLADYS
Brown and just bctorc tho ceremony
cause"
The bride, who was given in mar
= riaEe by her brother, w. W. Deans
OF suffolk, wore Il tailored suit OF
midnight blue tricotinc with hat and
EIovos to match and carried a show
e. bouquet OF roses ana snapdrag-
IONS. Her maid of honor was her
sister. Miss Maggie. Belle Deans, who
nat 10 match and carried an arm
Misses Stella Deans and Virginia
= Spivey, wearing RULED frocks OF
y white organdic with satin sashcs,
Z were flower girls, and from their
baskets scattered flowers in the path
Of the bride. Little Doris Deans and
limo HoweN. OF suffolk, carried the
Z ring IN basket OF swansonias on n
3 ignite lily. The bridesmaids were
& Misses Zoe Sawyer. Maude Honcr.
,SSiiie Deans and Elizabeth Sp!vcy'
.-lhcy wore pale blue organd!e dresses
and hats and carried arm boucuets
i--oi , whi'c dahlias and pink carnations.
Ms h-otheT, Jack Spivey. OF Wha!ey-
sSine The ushers included Messrs.
Marcus S2tvey. of suffolk; Mills Rid
dick Of Gainesville. y. C.: Josen.
Sniyey. Of Norfolk. and owen Parker
of Whalcyvile -
INN d!ate!y after the ceremony
MI and Mrs. Splvcy LEFT FOR an nr
tended Northern wead!a. tour at,c-
"AicA th@y WI! reside N Suffolk.