The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-23

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MRS. c. r. McMANAWAY
Society Editor
pho,e % before IL noon
NUPTIALS
SrNNIZED AT HIGH NOON

rr,si by rare beauty and
Nv 4 simplicity was the mar
Z, a, high noon today of Miss
.rr Brown 10 Mr.. Roy B.
l-srs. Jr.. of Bristol. Va, and
snort. Tenn. the nuptial
4, being spoken at the First
l.,ytrr:an church OF which the
4, IS 4 member with the pastor,
T. =. WildS. officiating.
h. church decorations were
sally lovely in the bridal mo-
=. green and white. Against
,,yground of white the Eng
/. w traileYS and sprays of
lq-hoe lent an effective note
y, the choir loft with a mass
NJ rhododendron and other
lra greens al the base. At in
AIS across the choir rail were
i cathedral taperS, graduating
. the center, and these were
placed in two tall standards
/ AZ the back. which stood out
las relief. Two floor baskets
L. bridal wreath added an eX-
~ touch and handsome white
Ls.;onS were placed in artistic
I,garsrt AT several places.
I-,s vows were taken in the
lsrce of a large aSsemblage of
f,;ves and friends, a fitting
ute 10 the popularity of the
M couple. DR.. c. A. Ellenber-
! an able organist from Har-
r-g. Pa. rendered a program
/ ,9gut!tul music, using as the
r.ssional and occasional the
.s,rin and MendelsSohn we'd
az marches.
he three brothers Of the bride,
- 5. Brown, Jr., Mr.. Benja-
:. Brown and Mr.. John Brown,
= Nr. Robert Campbell, OF
2,-l.i. served as uShers.
N Campbell, the brides only
sr.. 7no was matron of honor,
M beautiful model of ash
~ repe wavelo. Her slippers
- IN the caramel beige; about
! s-own of the rough straw hat
. re matching shade was a
ra:h of old fashioned garden
|Fers in the pastel shades. Her
keful arm bouquet of roses,
| e. peas and snapdragons &C
|.uated these tones.
the bride, who was given IN
cyiage by her father, was q pic
2 of youthful charm in a stun
= Jacket suit of Riviera grey
j crepe made on fitted lines.
IDS of blue fox on the drop
we effect added a smart touch
an elegant lace blouse was
m A becoming Suzanne Talbot
Of viSca crepe with glazed
Is, as we'll as lizard ties and
er matching accessories, added
.gte of chic. A shoulder corSage
orchids was exquisite.
The bride, widely beloved by
ing and old for her sweet and
.c;ous charm of manner, and
o is one of the most popular
nbers Of the young society set,
me Younger daughter of DR..
Mrs. Brown. Dr.. Brown IS
; Of the city's prominent phySi-
rs. and ne and Mrs. Brown
h take an active part in clubs,
.ych and patriotic organizations
! stand for the betterment OF
city and humanity at all
les.
The bride was educated at the
Jacksonville high school, Agnes
n college in Decatur, Ga,
re she pursued both music and
-ary courses, and at the Con-
iatory of Music in Cincinnati,
o, where she majored in voice.
taught public school music IN
sol, Va, and for the past year
5 been instructor of voice at
STERN School for Girls. Since
|: announcement Of her engage
Il. she has been hOnored with
a,ge number of courtesieS,
= and the lovely array OF
Expressing the wide popular
? the young couple.
ie groom is the son of Mr..
q B. Bowers, who is superin-
etsnt of the schools in Bristol
I, Mrs. Bowers. After being
7iuated from the high school ne
'Ted on mis- studies at the Uni
asi,y Of Cincinnati for several
arS and was a member of the
aboard and Blade. He now holds
reSpoHsible position as account
I with the Tennessee Eastman
'tak company, with headquar-
Is IN kingSport where the young
.gp.e will make their home after
Eedding trip by motor.
following the ceremony a we'd
aS breakfast was served at the
!ae Of the brides parents IN
a Rock. An exquisitely embroi-
red cover of rice cloth with in
: Of filet lace graced the beau
.4..y appointed table which was
.Nered with a lovely green bowl
aaffodilS. The green and yell
= motif was featured through