The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-04
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- Of much social interest eS.
I 1I,',S~S,ized on Saturday AFTER after,
oS:S.,n,smber /. at 4:SO o'clock
d. ~, Mary Lenore stone
S SsEame the bride Of Mr.
O5cnIden Skinner of Green
go e Carolina. The PreSoy-
So ,Snr,h formed the setting
p, Trnp,ials. the sacred vows
DC ken before the pastor
7 Wilds. who used the I'M
t. ring ceremony,
,s a background of maSSed
lI u With stately palms on
81 40 . floor basket of regal
E. white gladioli stood in baS
sTs;s was thanked by grace
..ts,s Of pale pink GLADDEN.
|. formed the only note Oh
| c;raduated white stands held
H. of cathedral candles
| is,, a soft glow 10 the we'd
enc Amid tendrils of Eng
sys candles cleaned IN
. Tindow. and white satin
msrking the pewS for the
!. and close friends, also
| pretty effect,
!, Kate Dotson presided at
| ..,,n for the wedding music,
.,;1g "Cantilene NuprialS,' by
4, and AT Dawning, by
r., while the guests were as
~. Just prior to the cere-
Mr.. Gene Whisnant sang
| ,rrb feeling. IL Love You
{" by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
/ S,iSal party entered 70 the
I, Of The Bridal Chorus,
| Lohengrin, used as the pro;
[,,,l Miss DotSon played
|, a the vows were taken.
|, Wild Rose" by MacDowell,
3 ,Ls occasional she went
10 stirring strains of Men
IoSn's wedding march.
(, rou,hfulneSS of the bride,
E,-ming blonde. was accen-
d by the zephyr blue chiffon
aver an underdreSS of tat
rsich also fashioned a tiny
!, effect ending in a sash
,of- bows. The billowy folds
!, sSirt and long full sleeves
,birring trim added TO the
= effect. Her only ornament
4 string of pearls. the gift of
sfidegroom. Her large droop-
,sapeau was of matching
a ielt with flowers of same
,irg the transparent crown,
,Aeey gloves and slippers be-
}, me same tones. An exqui-
am bouquet of delicate pink
elf roses. blue delphinium
lilies of the valley completed
,eau,iful ensemble.
2 maid of honor, Miss Flor
Griffith. wore a lovely she'll
,a+eta with redingote of silk
I, matching tone with self col
bows Of velvet. Her chic vel
uyban with upturned brim of
Il was duplicated in those for
.-idesmaids. Her bouquet was
adolf in the pastel shades.
, bridesmaids were Miss Mary
,er Of Greenville, S. c., a sis
I the bridegroom. Miss Doro-
Safes. Miss Elizabeth Telton,
Yrs. Edwin B. Harris. Their
\ frocks were fashioned alike
K net in a quaint style with
circular skirts and pulled
Is, all in the pastel shades,
!. pink. orchid and yellow.
! mitS and slippers were IN
ones while the hats matched
VOWS in their gowns. Sheafs
adolf were in delicate con-
:,le Miss Margaret Cecile
scipher. sister of the bride,
Catherine Ann Latt. a young
a. the flower girls, wore
y frOCks of white net, one
blue taFeta and the other
pink. The long full skirts
tight bodices added a pictur-I
Z note as well as the wreath
overs outlining the necklines
} matched their halos. They
ed baskets fashioned of grace
inverted leghorn hats filled
rose petals which were strewn
e path of the bride.
ls best man was Mr.. Allen
at, Of Greenville. and acting
Toomsmen were Mr.. Andrew
I'd. Mr. Frederick Jay. Mr..
Stroud. all of Greenville, and
Edwin B. Harris, of Hender-
lie Mr. Rufus Skinner. Jr.,
,,ther Of the bridegroom, light
he candles before the cere-
'e bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Cecil Fullerton Stonecipher,
: home was originally in FL
West Virginia. has made her
here since she was a little
She is a pOpular member of