Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-11-08
COLMER-HARBIN

Ihe Methodist church at Nc
henry was the scene Of a pretty
Wedding, Saturday afternoon,
October 27, at 5 o'clock, when
diss annie Ruth Harbin, of Biz
.cinghan, Ala. plighted her
roth to r. P. Colmer, Of Mess
oint, the wedding being held
rom the home of the brides
<nc,o and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. E..
=. Collrcr.
Tie co.oc scheme Of pink and
White was carried out, the
EUrch being decorated in palms,
ems, southern smilaX, Invite
chlysanthemums and coral vine.
trior to the entrance of the
Wedding party, Mrs. John C.
Prince, of Pelahatchie, sang, 81
Love You Truly" accompanied
by Miss Mary Hinton, of Mize.
As Lohengin was played by Miss
Hinton the bridal party entered
the church, led by the ushers,
Fred Colmer and l.. R. Weeks,
VINO were followed by the brides
n1aid, Miss Alice Colmer, sister
OF the groom. Mics Colmer was
lovely in an Irene Castle model
CT irridescent taffeta with
touches of silver. She wore a
hat Of gold lace and carried an
arm bouquet Of radiance roses
and was met at the alter by
Thomas Trawick.
Next came the matron of
honor, Mrs. L. R. Weeks, who
was charming in brown beaded
satin black crepe, wearing a
large golden brown picture hat
with paradise trimming. She
carried an arm bouquet of pink
radiance roses, and was met at
the alter by Martin G. Billings
ley.
Next came Miss Ruth Lips
comb, maid of honor, wearing a
dress of French blue satin back
crepe, with trimmings of MORE
ribbon. She wore a lace hat and
carried an arm bouquet of pink
radience roses.
Little Miss Evelyn Bond, the
flower girl, was adorable in a
ruffled frock of white chiffon
trimmed with French flowers,
over a pink slip. She wore a
head band of silver, and silver
slippers.
Followin the flower girl came
the bride on the arm of her un-
clefi E. E. Colmer, who gave her
into the keeping Of the groom,
who met them at the alter with
his best man, H. H. Carpenter.
Miss Harbin made a pretty bride
in her dress of Kings blue che
mile with triming of Siberian
squirrel and touches of silver,
wearing picture hat to harmon
iZe, with silver trimming. She
acrried a shower bouquet of
white orhids, bride roses and
valley lilies.
The double ring ceremony was
impressively performed by the
Rev. J. E. Gray, of Moss Point,
during which, nuptial music was
rendered by Mrs. Prince and
Miss Hinton.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Col
nler, the same decorations being
carried out in the home as were
used in the church. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Colmer,
the latter wearing a travelling
suit Of huse colored twill, with
hat OF Sc colored velvet, both
suit al II being trimmed with
rnoldskin, left for Chattanooga,
Memphis, and other points
where they will spend couple
of weeks before returning to
Moss Point, where they will re-
side.
The bride is beautiful girl,
and is quite popular wherever
she goes, having carried off
many honors at the Hattiesburg
Normal College, where she at
tended shool last year. Mr.. Col
mer is a young man of sterling
qualities, having graduated
from A. & M. College in 1920
and holds a responsible position
with the State Plant Board.
The Daily Herald.