The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-20
NJ Mrs. c. r. McManaway
= Il Society Editor
Phone sS Before IL Noon
MscALL.BANGS WEDDING
OF MUCH INTEREST

NO~Eh
"A marriage of much social IN
terest was solemnized on Saturday
afternoon at three o'clock IN the
First Baptist church when Miss
Marian Mccall, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Alfred A. Mccall, be
came the bride of Mr.. William c.
BaT,Qs. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Bangs. In the absence OF the
br;de's pastor, the Rev. BroaduS
E Jones from the city, the impress
xive ring ceremony was performed
nv the groom's pastor. DR.. l.. l
Wilds. of the Presbyterian churen.
The church was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. Against
. background of white about the
ebancei rail the delicate sprays "t
bemlock were interspersed with
the, lovely purple rhododendroni
blossoms. Several floor baskets OF
Gala lilies added an effective note,
,ss,3.s spray of flowers with whlte
tulle bows marked each pew, sew
eral of which were marked of with
the bridal tulle for the families
sad close friends.
Miss Mary Brooks, the ehurcn
organist, rendered a lovely pro-
gFam,of wedding music, including
L0hengrin's and MendelSsohn's
marches as a professional and re-
eessional. Miss Mamie Perry, a
cousin of the bride, sang beauEl-
falty with feeling, All For You, by
Bertrand Brown, and At Dawning,
by Cadman.
Mrs. George NJ. Flanagan, Jr.,
the. matron of honor, wore a smart
costume of blush rose crepe with
harmonizing accessories. Her cor
Haze was of sweetheart rosebuds.
Mr.. Harold H. Bangs entered
with his brother as best man. The
a.hers were MesSrs. Alfred A. Nc
Call. Jr., George NJ. Flanagan Jr.,
prank Rozzelle, and Geo. S. Dixon.
The bride entered on the arm
as her father, who gave her IN
marriage. She was gowned IT a
lovely Ann Wellesley cape frock
Of ,novelty sheer in the new aqua
shade, and wore a Marvin model
rough straw hat, channels colored,
with a tiny brim. Her glove and
other accessories were in the lat
ter shade. Her corsage of orchids
was conferred with white rosebuds.
The bride is a pretty young wo-
man of gracious manner and has
host of friends. a number OF
whom extended charming pre-
nvptial courteSies. She is a gradu-
ate of the Hendersonville high
school.
4 The groom, who is held in high
esteem, was graduated from n. c.
State College, Raleigh, where he
was member of the Pi Kappa
Phi fraternity, after finishing at
the local high school. He has al
WAYS been active in the Boy Scout
work and a large number of the
young boys attended the wedding
i'm uniform. He is now an educa-
.tional director at camp at Telli-
Co Plains, Tenn, in connection
with the governments expansive
program.
After a short trip they will
make their home in Tennessee.
For travelling the bride donned a
grey suit of lightweight wooden
material with which she wore a
hat and other accessories of black.
CHARMING LITTLE BRIDGE
Misses Connie and Willie Nor
row, entertained delightfully."- at
bridge on Saturday afternoon at
their apartment in the Ambassa-
dor, this being the first of several
lovely little parties which they are
planning to give. A profusion OF
vari-colored peonies, roses ana
other blossoms added an effective
note.
- Mrs. Almonte E. Jones won the
high, score trophy, and the travel
ing prize fell to Mrs. H. Vincent
Station; both were attractive pieces
OF pottery. A salad course and
CONNECTIONS were served.
Guests at this pretty pasty were
Mesdames Bruce Drysdale, A. w.
Grooyer, A. Flicker, ]. n. Brunson,
JC. Morrow, Jr., Station, Frank
Waldrop, Frank Randall, Jones,
ktisses Elsie Flicker, Mayme Long
iof sylvia, and Mary Brooks. Mrs.
j F. Brooks was tea guest.
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LIBRARY TEA DELIGHTFUL
EVENT OF TOMORROW