Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-06-15
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ILo oiSuI oilo pCodIy' eiN WSt
dding of Miss Margaret Elaine
Hewitt and MIR. Alfred New
man, Martin which took place
Tuesday morning at ter
O'Clock in All Saints Episcopa
Church, was one Of unusa
charm Rev Lewis N. Taylor.
rector of the Church, officiated.
AS the guests assembled, Miss
Sallie Charles Cheatham, of Hen
derson, N. c., rendered very
softly and sweetly the strains OF
Lohengrin's.
The bridal party came in order,
as follows: Ushers, Mr.. Ned Man.
ming, of Rosemary and Mr.. Lewis
Daniel, of Weldon, followed the
b idesmaids Miss Florence Bing-
ham and Miss Ruth Transou, of
Rosemary, who were both dress
ed in becoming creations of pink
tafleta, colonial style, with bout
fant skirts, pink taffeta hats to
match and carrying old fashioned
nosegays. The maid of honor.
younger sister of the bride came
next, Miss Jean Louise Hewitt,
in pink georgette over
taffeta. with pink poke bonnet
and nosegays like the maids, fol-
lowed by the little flower girl,
Helen Martin, daughter cf DR..
and Mrs. John w. Martin, of
Roanoke Rapids and neice of the
groom, who wore pink taffeta
with poke bonnet, carrying a
basket of pink sweet peas, and
looking as fshe had just stepped
from Burne-Jones picture.
The bride dressed in white
satin over draped with georgette
and embroidered in pearls and
crystal beads, wearing her
mothers wedding veil with
,oronet of old lace, a family heir
DOM and carrying a white satin
prayer book with shower boquet,
looked very lovely as she walked
lp the aisle with her mother,
Mrs. Julia Pool Hewitt, who wore
black and white flat crepe over
lraped and embrolderd with
orchid hat
The train bearer was Master
Wiley Smith, little son of DR..
and M w. H. Smith, of Colds
ooro, who was dressed in page
suit of white satin. The bride
vas met at the chancel steps by
he groom attended by his
brother DR.. John w. Martin, of
Roanoke Rapids. The ribbon
bearers were Misses Rosa Heath
long and Betty Gray Long, of
Roanoke Rapids.
The Church was beautifully
decorated with magnolias. Queen
Annie's lace, white flowers,
white candles and banks of green
'oliage.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was held at the home
If the bride snd the guests were
served chicken salad and mush-
'ooms en- timbale, french peas,
beaten biscuit, ice cream molds,
lakes, flower candies of lilies and
oses, salted almonds. Mrs. e w.
Lehman, of Rosemary presided
,ver the punch bowl, and Mrs.
T. w. Mullen cut the BRIDES cake.
Mrs. B. W. Beckwith had charge
If the brides register.
The out of town guests were
Mr.. A. B. Martin, Misses Evelyn
and Margaret Martin, Miss Mary
Niche, all of Gordonsville, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Moody, of
Richmond, DR.. and Mrs. William
Hopton Smith, of Goldsboro,
Mrs. Geo. B. Morris. of Colds
ooro, Mrs. David Poole, of Ashe-
Vile, Mrs. George Fitz Randolph,
If Baltimore, Miss Sallie Charles
Cieatham, of Henderson, Mrs.
J. A. Harris, of Durham, Mf.
Brown Jarman, of Elkton, Va.
The presents were both costly
and numerous and testified to the
popularity of the young couple.
Immediately after the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left on a
bridal trip for Bermuda and will
be "at home" after July 1st,
Rosemary, N. c.