Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-23
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pearls. Her bouquet was an enormous
affair of valley lilies conferred with
orchids. Her only ornaments were
diamond brooch, the gift of the groom.
and an antique gold bracelet belong
ing to her maternal grandmother.
Mrs. Edwin Wylie Fuller.
Immediately following the ceremony
Asa Lipscomb Parham and MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin Fuller Parham entertain
ed at a brilliant reception at the West
End Country Club which was very
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
From the center ceiling hung a large
wedding Tell from which white satin
ribbon was festooned to the four cor
ners of the room, where they were
caught my sprays of gladiola. TIL
standards of white gladioli marked
the platform of the orchestra and over
the fireplace two wall baskets hung
holding the same flowers.
The receiving party consisted of the
hosts and hostess, the bridal party,
Mrs. Kate Watkins, aunt of the bride
who was gowned in violet chiffon and
lace and wore orchids, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Curtis Gary, Mrs. Gary wearing
an imported gown of white handmade
lace with a touch of pastel shade of
green chiffon on the bodice with slip
pers to match and wearing gardenias
Miss. Anne Gary and Alex Gary both
of New York City
Receiving at the door were Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks Parham and Doctor and
Mrs. w. H. Furman and the cousins
of the bride presided at the punch
bowls which were on the enclosed
porch. Presiding over the brides
table were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Best
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris. The
brides table was covered with an ex-
quisite point de Venice lace cover laid
over cloth of silver. It was conferred
with an enormous wedding cake and
on either ends were large sprays of
brides roses. Silver candelaIbra held
white tapers and the minis and cakes
were embossed in organge blossoms
The bride is the daughter of Asa
Lipscomb Darham and the late Sum-
ner Fuller Parham. She was educat.
ed at Saint Mary's School in Raleigh
and during her young ladyhood has
been a most popular member of the
younger set On her maternal side she
is the granddaughter of the late
Southern Poet Edwin Wylie Fuller
and Mary Malone Fuller of Franklin
county. On her paternal side she is
the granddaughter of the late Captain
Samuel Jones Parham and Maria
Switzerland Parham who were among
the first citizens of Henderson,
The groom is the son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Irving Curtis Gary, nee Mar
guerite Case, Of New York City and
Spring Lake, New Jersey.
He prepared at Phillips Andover
and graduated from Sheffield Scien-
tic School Yale University in 1892. He
is a member of the Saint Anthony
Club Delta Psi Fraternity and Torch
Honor Society of Yale, and is mem
Der of the Saint Anthony and Yale
Clubs of New York. On his maternal
side he is the grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathon Henry Case of Fulton,
New York. On his patrenal side his
grandparents were the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyndham Eugene Gary, prom
inent among the early residents of
Henderson.
For the past year he has resided
in Henderson where he has made a
host of friends and is prominently
connected with the Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Company.
The young couple left at midnight
for an extended wedding trip to
Canada. For travelling the bride wore
a luggage tan chiffon cloth dress and
jacket, with large brown felt hat and
accessories to match. Her coat was of
oyster white with large fox collar
and she wore orchids from her bridal
bouquet. {,
On their return the young couple
will go to South Carolina where Mr..
Gary will be on the tobacco market
and in the fall they will reside in
Henderson.