The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
Arkansas, were ushers.

Arkansas, were uShers.
The bride, a petite brunette
who entered on the arm of hel
brother, Mr.. Ralph Perrier, wa;
radiantly lovely in her bridal robe
of imported Limerick lace, espe,
cially designed for her in Austria
liza. This off the shoulder Victor.
ian with high waist line, worn
over ivory taffeta, had quaint
puffed sleeves. The billowy folds
! of bridal tulle, which formed hel
veil, were attached to a coronet
of the lace bordered with orange
blossoms. Her charming bouquet
was of the same bridal blossoms
with a shower of valley lilies. Hel
only ornament was a lovely neck.
lace, the pendant being formed
of emeralds, which was a gift OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Ogden.
The bride, a young woman of
exceptional charm and culture, is
the daughter of Mrs. Ethel G.
Perrier and the late Mr.. John
Perrier, of Sydney. She belongs
to a prominent and distinguished
family, her grandparents are Mr.,
and Mrs. Alexander Ogden, the
former a we'll known architect and
builder in Australia. Miss Perrier
was educated at "Kambola," a
Church of England Foundation
school at Rose Bay, Sydney; was
graduated from the Sydney Kin
dergarten college, and later fur
thered her studies in this line al
| Columbia university, New York
City, during the session of 1885
1885. She will be a delightful
! acquisition to the social circles OF
this city and as Mr.. Sewers bride
will be cordially welcomed. She
has made a number of friends on
her own account on previous Wis
its to DR.. and Mrs. Sewer.
The bridegroom is the son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Sewer, his
father, leading educator of the
South, being owner and president
of Fassifern School for Girls. Be-
fore coming to Hendersonville
DR.. Sewer served as pastor of the
First Presbyterian church In Au-
gusta, Ca, and also held import
ant pastorates at other points.
After his graduation in. 1882
from Davidson college at David
son, where ne was member OF
Beta Theta Pi, Mr.. Sewer helc
responsible positions in Texas anc
PENNSYLVANIA. He has finished &
postgraduate course at the Uni
versity of North Carolina prepar
atory to being associated with nj:
father at Fassifern- For severa
wears he assisted his father a.
head of the riding department al
Camp Greystone, which DR.. Sewer
also owns and operates.
Mr.. Sewer is descended IRON
the historically famous Rober
Sewer, who, with his brother
John Sewer, was also a hero a
the Battle of Kings Mountain. Oh
his maternal side he is descend
ant of Captain James E. Love, Of
| St. Louis, Mo-, a hero at the Bat
tie of Chicamauga. He is held II
high esteem and has wide circle
of friends.
Following the wedding tn
| brides mother, Mrs. Ethel Peril
er, gave an elegant reception a
the Shoreham hotel, where the,
have spent the past two months
The young couple then left on
honeymoon trip to coast resorts
after which they will be at nom
| in Hendersonville, residing a
Camp Greystone during the sum
mer. After the rehearsal on Tues
day evening, Miss Sadie Field wa
hostess at charming party i
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sewer, an
on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. II. h
Shelton, uncle and aunt of tn
bridegroom, gave a beautifully az
pointed luncheon honoring Nh
Sewer and bride-elect at thei
apartment in the Shoreham.
Among those going to Alexar
dria especially for the Weddln
were Mrs. Perrier and Mr.. Ralp
Perrier, of Sydney, Australia; d.
and Ms. Sewer, of Hendersonvllle
Mrs. E. Langdon Hanna, a siste
of the bridegroom from Greer
vile, S. c.; Mrs. c. l.. SeVle'
grandmother of the bridegroom
from Bristol, Tenn; Mr.. Lyma
Sewer, of Bristol; Mr.. and Mr.
H. H. Shelton, of Washington, l
c.; Miss Mary Charloton, of Bri'
toll; Rev. Marvin, of Summit, \
j.; Mr.. Preston Fender, of Lane
Hey Field, Va; Mr.. Granger WI
liams, of Little Rock, Ark, an
Mr.. George Fain, of Henderson
vile.