Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31
WOODSTOCK GIRL
SOUTHERN BRIDE
Miss Dickey Bowman Is Marts,l
Mobile, Ala.

The second bride of yesterday t
worship at hymens altar was Mis-
: Dickey Bowman, of Woodstock. va
: who plighted her troth to Mr.. Yer
non Young, the marriage being sol
; emnized at the st. Francis Sire e
Methodist Church at 4:30- p. m. il
the presence of an interested gath
ering of relatives and friends.
!. Pink and white lilies, tube rose
J and ferns developed the color tone il
the decorations of the altar and i
was further emphasized in the toilet.
of the attendants
4 Miss Pearle Schwartz presided a
the organ and prior to the ceremon,
Mrs. Leslie Rolls sang "At Dawning'
and Miss Maggie Matthews, by the
Waters of Minnetonka.
The bridal party entered the
church to the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, led by the matron OF
honor, Mrs. Maxwell Young. OF
Montgomery, whose brunette color
ing showed off to advantage in her
dress of beige georgette over gold
with which she wore a tan picture
hat of neapolitan straw and carried
bouquet of pink roses. She was
followed by the little flower girl, Sara
Lee Williams, who, in a dress of
white net over pink silk and carry
ing basket of pink roses, preceded
the bride as she came with her
brother-in-law, MI E. E. Williams,
and was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man. Mr. George
Hallock and there the ceremony was
performed by Dr. Dunbar Ogden, pas
tor of the Government Street Presby-
terrain Church.
The bride, who is pretty blonde.
looked most attractive in her ensem-
BILE suit of rose ash faille, trimmed
in gray squirrel with which she wore
gray felt hat and carried a bou-
quet of tube roses. Following the
ceremony the young couple left for
bridal trip to Gulfport, Jackson,
Koscuisko, Miss, and Chattanooga.
and on their return to the city will
make their home for the summer with
the brides sister, Mrs. E. E. Will
liams, and Mr.. Williams, with whom
she has resided since coming to Mo-
bile two years ago from Virginia to
assume her duties as a teacher at
Leinkauf School Mr.. Young, who is
druggist at Van Antwerp's main
store, has many friends here who
congratulate him on having won this
charming girl for his wife.
China Shower for Miss Bowman
While nature was expanding her
self in tears outside Friday afternoon
a shower fell in the home of Mrs
Ivy Williamson, which proved most
beneficial to Mondays bride. Miss
Diekey Bowman, when Mrs William
son eomplimented her with a china
shower. The home was fragrant
with summer flowers, which deyel-
oped the color tone of pink and
white, this tone being further ex-
pressed in the marking of the brides
chair with pink coral vine and white
tulle, and in the refreshments of
strawberry ice cream and angel food
cake. Following the flower contest.
the trophy for which was a jar of
bath salts. refreshments were served
and on the brides plate she found
card telling her to follow the twine
which was presented to her. The end
of the cord led to the back porch.
where in large basket prettily dec
Grated in pink and white she found
an array of lovely china.
The society page of the Mobile
(Ala) Register carried the above
description of the marriage of one
of Woodstock's most cultured and
charming young women. Miss Bow
man, who is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs D. A Bowman of Woodstock, is
graduate of the State Teachers
College, Harrisonburg, and has been
prominent in church and social
affairs.