The daily times., 1921-10-12
iNSTEAD-FOX MARRIAGE.


rday afternoon, October l. at 8
)ck, at the brides home. A
hit autumn sun and Sefreshing
ness was natures offering upon y
occasion.
ne premises about the Winstead
.e furnished an admirable set
for the outdoor ceremony. A
rose entwined pergOla extend
from the house to the extremity
ne yard made an aisleway of un-
IL beauty for the bride and her
ndants to pass down. we'll laid
Hover garden to the rear of the
COLA supplied pleasing back
md, while the spacious lawn in
It afforded delightful vantage
for the guests to gather.
the termination of the PerSola,
..een decked with moss, greenery
icted, while from overhead were
ing baskets of cut flowers. Here
ceremony was performed. A
moss screen placed along the
sc of the walk from the front
pes to the entrance to the pergola,
mpleted the decorations to which
natural beauties Of the prem
had SO lavishly contributed.
AS a double quartette sang the
idal chorus, the groomsmen and
desmaids issued from the house.
measured tread they marched
WY down the steps. along the
*, which borders the house. and
n down the pergola-sheltered
stch, two groomsmen i'll the lead,
owed by two bridesmaids, and
alterr ating to the end of the
following the maid Of honor and
dame of honor. came the bride
he arm oil her brother, Mr.. Rich
Winstead, of Greensboro, n. G..
joined the groom at the altar
was waiting with Mr. Campbell
.hue, of Baltimore, the best
Father Charles D. Wood, of
ance, performed the ceremony
ie strains of far-away music. An
nee of the sometimes long and
lraineG ceremony was in accord
the charming simplicity which
ked the entire occasion.
teturning to the house the bride
groom led the procession. This
,e bridesmaids and groomsmen
ned arms and marched in couples
mediately after the wedding re-
,ption was held on the lawn for the
nany guests in attendance.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mar
'aret Banes Gold, of Wilson, y. c.
rearing rose Canton crepe beaded
Iargaret Howard Gold, OF Greens
oro, N. c., wearing orcid georgett
nd silver cloth; Cecilia Mckenzie
Timmonsville, wearing hydrans
!ue georgette, and Elizabeth Ros
s, of Mullins, wearing peach Satil
tSkGIS Ol cut uOWSlo III pdSte
ades were carried by the maids.
Miss Mary Smith, of Mullins, wa
aid of honor. She wore a dress O
.ngereen georgette and lace an
.rried yellow chrysanthemum:
.rs. Paul Borden, of Goldsboro, sis
er of the bride. was dame of honol
of >ivolr 70 OF
lace and she also carried yello'
chrysanthemums.
The bride was beautiful in whit
satin, with geOrgette overdress an
silver trimmings. On her head sh
wore an orange blossom corOnet an
under her chin swung rope {
pearls which were gift of til
groom. She was given in marriae
by her brother, Mr.. Richard VIII
stead.
Little Mary Kathryn Winstea
niece of the bride, made daln1
flower girl in yellow geOrgette an
organdy. The grOomSmen were
Mr.. Phillip Winstead and Mr.. Do
aid Gray of Mullins, and Mr.. Robe
Lee and Mr.. j. w. Blackwell, of Nj
rion.
The bride is the daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Richard Winstead of Mu
Inns, and is an accomplished al
lovely young woman. She studio
music at Converse College and Pc
body Institute, Baltimore, and h
attracted attention as a vocal artis
She plans to continue the cultivate
of her talent. Mr.. Fox is a prOmi
ing young business man of Bal
more, engaged in the wholesale drl
business.
The bridal couple left Saturd;
night for Baltimore where they w
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