The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-19

worn. The exquisite bouquet VI
Brides roses and SwanSonla was
in colonial effect.
The dresses of the attendants
were fashioned alike Of CLINTON
velvet. the pulled sleeves and short
trains giving the Mary OF Scot
land accent. two being IN rose rus!
and two in coppCrtonc with gold
clips. The matron of honor MIS-
Covington's gown was OF paraEeet
green; she carried 4 spray OF
bronze pompon chrySanthemumS'
while the lovely bouquets OF the
, bridesmaids were OF yellow tied
with two tone gold ribbon. Gold
sandals completed the pretty en-
Semble. -,
! The charming bride, 4 widely
popular member of the young So
/ ciety set and of sweet and gra-
cious manner. is the daughter of
Mrs. Nan Edwards Fcaman and
the late Mr.. Harold Feaman. She
is the granddaughter Of the late
I Mr.. W. f. Edwards and belongs
I TO one of the pioneer families who
have always taken an active part
i'm the city'S affairs. Her uncle,
/ Mr.. \. V. Edwards, is the present
MAYOR. She is a graduate OF the
I Hendersonvillc high school and
| FaSsifcrn. The popularity OF the
Young couple was atteStcd by the
/ large number of prenuptial affairs
and by the array Of lovely gifts.
The bridegroom. who is held IN
high esteem by all, Is the young
est son of Judge and Mrs. W. ).
Carrier. prominent residents OF
Lancaster. Ny. lie is graduate
of the high school there and at
tended Emory University IN At
lanta, Ga, where he was 4 men,
Der of Kappa Alpha fraternity.
He is now with the General Mo-
tors Acceptance Corporation and
is located ut Lumbcrton, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrier will reside
after their honeymoon.
For travelling Mrs. Carrier wore
handsome suit of saddle brown
Botany broadcloth, tight hitting
lines, with matching beaver col
lar. Her modiSh tailored blouse
was of brown satin and matching
accessories were worn. \ Maria
Guy hat of Soleil, with high crown
was topped with a chic quill and
soft feathery touch.
A beautifully appointed recep-
ton followed the ceremony at the
home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. W. +. Edwards, who wore
black satin with lovely white lace
jabot and a corSagc of gardeniaS.
Mrs. Feaman, the brides mother,
in Il smart gown of blue crepe
Elizabeth and lOce with rhinestone
chips. shoulder corSage of gar
deniaS, was assisted in the receiv-
ing line by members of the we'd
ding party and Mrs. Joseph Price
of Lancaster, KY, sister OF the
bridegroom. whose parents, Judge
and Mrs. Carrier were unable 70
be present. She was lovely in q
frock of lace and wore 4 corSage
of Ophelia roSebudS. Handsome
fall floweSr were used throughout
the lower floor which was en-
suite.
The dining room was lighted
only by candles. The brides table
which bore a handsome lace cloth,
the patterns of which were out
lined by real blossoms in minia-
ture size, was conferred with an
exquisite wedding cake, the three
tiers of which were embossed with
roSebuds and valley lilies. Another
prettily appointed table bore
punch bowls at either end, which
were presided over by two of the
brides aunts, Mrs. Ethel Kennedy
of WilliSton, S. c., and Mrs. Cor
don Darlington of Knoxville,
Tenn. Silver compoteS of green
and white minis and sailed nuts
and trays of dainty sandwiches
were placed there.
Aunts of the bride, Mrs. Chas.
Cheves and Mrs. A. V. Edwards
presided in the dining room; Mrs.
Frank Edwards and Mrs. j. X.
Clements served the cake after
the bride had cut the first to be
sent to the bridegroom's parents.
Mrs. C. NJ. Ogle and Mrs. j: ~
Brunson assisted here, while Mrs