The daily times., 1921-12-10

ByarS, the handsome little ring bear
er followed. carrying the ring in the
heart of n huge chrysanthemum. The
winsome little flower girl, Elizabeth
Lewis in an accordion pleated pink
georgette dress, preceded the dainty
bride who came on the arm of her
Brother. Mr.. Luther p. Byars and was
met at the foot of stairs by the groom
and his best man. b. III. Cozart. of
Wilson, n. G. DR.. Rufus Ford.
former pastor of the bride performed
the impressive ceremony. The bride
was a picture of girlsh beauty and
charm in her wedding gown OF white
satin with sleeves and draptries of
lace: the skirt draped in bouffant
fashion and was caught with pearls.
Her veil of tulle was arranged with a
tiny wreath of lilies of the valley and
stood in becoming fan effect in the
back from which it fell in graceful
folds to the end of her train. She
carried shower bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums, japonicas and lilies
of the valley. An informal reception
was he'd Immediately following the
ceremony. Mrs. NJ. w. Davis invited
the guests into the dining room which
had been made-beautiful by quanti
ties OF pink carnations and numerous
pink candles in silver candelabras.
Here Mrs. A F. Woods and Mrs. f. H..
Byars. Jr.. cut block cream which
carried out the color scheme OF pink
and white, having a pink heart in the
center OF the slice They were assisted
by Misses Lucy Salley, Laura Jen-
kins. Alma Bethea. Nellie Rogers.
Henrietta Covington and Annie
Gregg. who passed the cream and
cake. Mrs. Henry Buck and Mrs. Jas.
p Mcmillan poured coffee from a
side table and were assisted by Misses
Elizabeth Mcintyre, Hattie Bell Be
thea and Louis Sidney Jones. AS the
guests left the dining room Miss
Gladys Wunderlick pinned unique
souvenir made from pine needles on
each. Mrs. r. w. Johnson and Miss
| Kate Lilly Blue showed the guests
to the presents which were displayed ,
in the south hall. Rarely does one see
such large number of useful, as we'll
as beautiful gifts, consisting of sill
yer. china cut glass. linen, gold coins
and bank checks. The cutting of the
brides cake was in charge of Mrs.
! II. A. Lewis. This caused much merri-
ment as symbols were found. AS
the bride ascended the stairs she
tossed her bouquet and it was caught
, by Miss Alma Bethea. Mrs. C..S.
Howell and Mrs. J. M. Thompson had
charge of the registry.
The bride is the accomplished
j daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Byars and her many charms Of mind
and heart have made her a general
home town and it is sincerely re-
GREETED that her marriage will take
her elsewhere to live. The bridegroom
is a successful tobacconist and has
made many friends here where he
has visited. He has numerous friends
in North Carolina and Virginia. who
will feel a genuine interest in his
marriage.
The bride and groom left on the
afternoon train for points in Virginia.
They will make their home at Abing-
don. Va. The out of town guests in
cluded the following: Miss Lucy
Salley, Salley, S. c., Miss Laura Jen-
kins, Conway; Mrs. F. F. Morrison. (,
Concord, N. c.; Miss Sadie Cozart.
Durham, n. c.; B. H. Cozart, Wilson,
| N. c.; Miss Mary Woods. Charlotte,
; and Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mcmillan,
Charlotte, N. c.
J Mr.. j. J. Cozart who has won such |
a charming wife is brother of Mr.. |
| u H. Cozart and Mr. B. H. Cozart of !
Wilson. Editor.
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