Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-12-11


noon in the Emmanuel Baptist chr h,
Greeaville, Miss Margaret Sh' IS
Everett and Ralph Lindsay How and
were married in ceremony char
acterized ~ its dignity and SIM
! plicity. The Reverend Clarence H.
Patrick, the brides pastor, perform
ed the marriage rites, assisted by the
Rev. Grady Dawson of Burlington
brother-in-law of the groom
The vows were spoken before the
/ altar, beautiful in its simple arrange
ment. The organ arch, covered with
trailing southern smilax formed the
apex of lovely floral pyramid of
ferns and palms which banked the
! altar. White chrysanthemums in tall
baskets in the candle lighted domed
interior, lent beauty and dignity to
! the occasion.
Prior to the ceremony the organist.
Mrs. Paul Davenpo-.. wearing a dress
/ of black velvet and a shoulder cor
. sage of Roosevelt roses tied with vel
low satin ribbon, rendered program
of wedding music. She played WED
ding Intermezzo." by Nevin; "Cata-
line Nupital," lhy Dubois, "Andan-
tino,' by LIE Mare; Il Love You
Truly by Carrie Jacobs Bond, and
Venetian Love Song by Nevin. Dean
Tabor of East Carolina Teachers Col
lege, sang Bridal Dawn" by East
hope Martin, and 20 Perfect Love-"
by Barnby.
To the strains of the wedding march
from "Lohengrins the ushers, Leland
Rowland, brother of the groom, and
Sidney Skinner, entered and took
their place near the altar. They were
followed b. r. o. Everett, brother of
| the bride, and Jim Pittman of Scot
land Neck. The maid of honor, Miss
Elizabeth Everett, sister of the bride,
entered and stood on the left of the
altar Her dress was OF royal fushia
velvet fashioned along princess lines;
| her hat, Saint Cecilia model was of
. fushia and gold. Black slippers with
gold buckles completed her costume.
She carried a bouquet of souvenir
roses tied with gold ribbons
The bride entered with her father,
S j. Everett, who gave her in mar
riage. For her wedding she wore a
Lanvin model crepe of coronation
blue. Beautiful in it's simplicity it was
cut on princess lines with lovely
| rhinestone and blue clips at the neck
| line Her hat, which was a becoming
| off-the-face model, was of matching
| blue with a veil of the same shade.
Her bridal bouquet of Joanna Hill
roses and lilies-of-the-valley was tied
with silver ribbons.
They were met at the altar by the
! groom and his brother who was his
best man, William H Rowland of
| Henderson. While the marriage vows
were being spoken, Believe Me If
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
was softly played by the organist.
Mendessohns Wedding March was
used as the occasional.
For the ceremony the brides moth
er wore a blue veIvet dress and hat
and a shoulder corsage of Briarcliff
roses. The groom's mother was gown
| ed in purple velvet Her shoulder cor
sage was of Briarcliff roses.
The bride chose for her going-away
outfit a blue hat and Jean Patou
suit of coronation blue with full
length coat trimmed with Ambra
caracul on the standing collar and
lapels. With this suit she wore
cream colored satin blouse stitched
with tiny pin tucks.
Mrs. Rowland is the attractive and
ACCOMPLISHED daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Everett. After her gradua-
ton from Meredith College, she re-
ceived special training in the Tech
nology Department at Watts Hos
pital in Durham. She is now connect
ed with the State Board OF Health
and holds a position in the Dlagnos-
tic Department of the Laboratory OF
Hygiene.
Mr.. Rowland is the son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs! w. F. Rowland, Sr., of Hender-
son. He is a graduate of Duke Univer-
sitv and is a member of the Omlcron
/ Data Kappa fraternity. For several
wears he has been engaged in news
paper work He now holds position
as staff writer of the Associated
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland will be at
/ home in Raleigh.
Following the wedding, the bride
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Everett
were at home to the bridal party and
out-of-town guests from 1880 to o:oo
DAINTY refreshments were served by
Miss Elizabeth Meadows, Miss Mae
Meadows Miss Dorothy Nell Henoer'