The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-03

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Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
one 90 Before Il Nooo
6 ARCHER WEEDS
LACY

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/ LACY
b. following excerpts from a
,tiful account in the Citizen
eS of Sunday about the wed
~ Miss Cornelia Archer to
FTscv will be of great interest
where Miss Archer made
H. warm friends while teach
/ al FaSSifern:
LONTREAT. June SO.-(Spe-
F-In a quiet but beautiful
mony. Miss Cornelia Archer,
of DR.. and Mrs. Isaac
= Archer. of Montreal, be-
me bride of DIR. Thomas
N Lacy. of New York City,
H. BRIDES home here this eve
AZ 7 o'clock. The marriage
been planned to be a bril-
event in the Anderson au-
ryinm with a large reception
fcwing. to which 800 people
been invited; but on account
{tbe death of the groom's SIS
Mrs, Charles G. Rose, of Fay
Will on Wednesday morning.
Is were changed and the cere-
by was quietly performed with
reception.
Fba vows we're spoken before
;mprovised altar in the living
h Of the Archer home. DIR. b.
Anderson was the officiating
lister, Mrs. William H. Neal,
Of Winston-Salem, only sister
me- bride, was the matron OF
Ior and was gowned in Nile
pn silk net over taffeta In
bcess style with demi-train.
Irs. Crosby Adams presided at
piano and played the same
bdjng music that she played
the marriage of the brides
tents, and the brides sister,
s Neal.
Tbe bride was accompanied 70
4 improvised altar by her IA
II bv whom she was given IN
srriage. She wore the trad!-
hal gown of heavy ivory satin
,de in Princess fashion with
10 tight sleeves. In front was
woke of Brussels lace handed
wn in her maternal family for
zee generations and worn by
Zee brides. The lace continued
I'M the front yoke and edged
court train, which fell four
rds in length. At the end OF
train the lace was caught with
avs of orange blossoms and
srls. The illusion veil was
Ight into a broad band of IVORY
in of the same material as the
wn and surmounted the brow,
B held in place by sprays OF
.nge blossoms at either side.
9 bridal bouquet was of white
bids and lilies Of the valley.
DR.. and Mrs. Lacy left during
, evening for their honeymoon
D. which will be concluded IN
" York City, where they Will
ie up residence.
The bride is a highly accom-
she'd young lady, being a nm
e6 pianist mad musician. She
5 educated at Agnes Scott col
,e at Decatur, Ga. where she
ished the conservatory course
music. She then spent four
srs in New York studying UNI
, Walter Golde and other mas
5. During her years of study
New York, she played and ac-
npanied noted singers IN con-
t and over radio for two
lrs. This past year she taught
no at Fassifern school at Hen
She has also taught
no in the Evelyn Jackson
lool of Music in Atlanta, and
the Blue Ridge School for
vs. at Blue Ridge. She is a
mber of the honorary music
oritv, Mu Phi Epsilon. The
de also studied under Mrs.
)Sby Adams.
Mr.. Lacy is the son of Mrs.
n r. Lacy, of Raleigh, and the
2 Mr.. Lacy, who was treasur-
of the State of North Carolina
% years. His grandfather,
Drury Lacy, was for many
ars president of Davidson col
e. The bridegroom received
education at the Donaldson
litary school at Fayetteville,
S awarded his ALB. degree at
wilson college in 1922 and his
D. degree at Emory university
Atlanta in 1927. Since then
has practiced mis- profession
Currituck and Moore counties,
d was assistant physician at
State hospital at Raleigh.
flowing postgraduate work in
'chiatry at the Psychiatric in
tute in New York City, DR..
,ey is now on the medical staff
the Pilgrim State hospital at
ntwOOd, Long Island, N. Y,
i Assistant ,,L,,,;o;o The cO,I-