The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-08
- Mr.. C.. r. McManaway'
|" Society Editor
vhore IS Before IL Noon
E.,rY.yoHNSToN NUPTIALS
u MICH BEAUTY

-rrY. JOHNSTON NUPTlALS
= MUCH BEAUTY
charaeterized by rare beauty,
,Sonob charming in its simple
y wedding of wide social in
..st that of Miss Harriet Dud-
- TsIey to Mr.. Maury Adolphus
Irston. of Charlotte, was SOL
.n;zed at high noon today, June
~ eiohth, at st. James Episcopal
InrcS The sacred vows were
oIEsn before the rector, the Rev:
M Preston Burke, who used
- IMPRESSIVE ring ceremony.
wealth of purple rhOdoden-
.,on and the delicately pink lau-
= the mountains own lovely
Nelson's, enhanced the charm Of
he setting. Baskets Of the lovely
lowers hung from the arches
bove each window in which the
rsduated stands held cleaning
sthedral tapers. Deity inter-
w;ned garlands of greenery out
iDed the reredoS. The altar was
lone entirely with feathery fern
nd annunciation lilies which
ssre also used elsewhere.
Mrs. Frederick W. Ewbank
resided at the organ. rendering
iebeStraum and Old Refrain be-
sre the ceremony. The Bridal
Norus from Lohengrin was play
\ IS the professional, while the
trains of Mendelssohn's march
yere heard as the occasional.
The bride, who was given in
rarriage by her uncle, Mr.. Dud-
W R. Cowles, of Atlanta, Ca,
vas lovely in her wedding gown,
N imported creation of Chantilly
zee Her exquisite illusion veil
4 finger tip length, was caught
rscefui.y with a spray of orange
gossOms. She carried a charming
,mOuet Of Brides roses and lilies
I the valley.
Mss Isley, her mother, Mrs. NJ.
p Roberts, and other members
/ be family, moved to Hender-
awhile in 1926 from Hampton,
=, where she was born. For the
~ two years, since her gradua-
s.n from the Florida State Col
:, IN Tallahassee, having receiv-
var earlier education at St.
CrAsrine's Episcopal school in
LNhuOnd, she has made her
NJ in Charlotte, where she is
swlar member of society. She
gaTely loved here. She is a
merzi the Alpha Delta Pi So
rOriS
Mn & Herbert Smith, of
Charlo.a sister Of the bride, was
her nsra Of honor; she was
smartly owned in periwinkle
blue mOuNFne de sole and wore
matching picture hat. Her love
y arm bouquet of pink rosebuds,
touble hrksYur and delphinium,
vas duplicated in that of the
maid Of honor.
Mss Harriet Anderson, maid of
nQr, wore a modish froek of
IA rose lace with large transpar-
lr "a. which contrasted.
fts flower girl was little Miss
Haa Bibee, a niece of the
ISts Who was daintily attired in
tOci Of pink sheer crepe, with |
Y4Ee bonnet of organdy in
fIEkng toncs. She carried an
fSayely arranged basket of
lshShiOned garden flowers.
H. Jack Milstead, formerly of
rate but now of Rockingham,
lrsnted Mr.. Johnston as best |
tn he uShers were Mr.. G. Her
~ aith and Mr.. Scott Akers,
larlOtte.
d groom, son of Mr.. and
b D. H. Johnston, of Charlotte,
native Of that city, where he |
Etsly popular. He received his
Ration at Davidson college in
pHtsOn, where he was a MEM
Of the Pi Kappa Phi frater-
3. he also belongs to the Cotil-
2 club and the Charlotte Coun-
club. He is associated with
RIVER and Peel, cotton brokers
CHARLOTTE, where they will be
home at No. 8 Marsden road
N June Is.
Wedding breakfast of charm |
appointments followed the
s:nOny at the home of Mrs. r.
freeze. Only members of the
"a party and out Of town
'sS attended the affair.
NE brides mother, Mrs. Rob- |
vas smartly gowned in a
-U'ed black net dress and wore I
"fage of orchids and lilies of
ALLEY. The handsome Lanvin
~si, which Mrs. Johnston, the
%ns mother, wore, was of |
una blue crepe, the ensemble
completed by a shoulder |
Irlet Of gardenias. .-.
~ after the rehearsal last |
'.lg Miss Anderson, the maid
~aOr, was hostess at a charm
informal reception. A pro-