Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-04
Miss Helen Foglemam
WEEDS Marion Rogers

In an impressive ceremony Tues
day afternoon at five o'clock, Miss
Martha Helen Fogleman and Marion
Wilson Rogers were united in marri-
age before a large group of friend
that filled the First Baptist church.
The pulpit was yelled in ferns with
/ three brass jardinieres holding peach
and white gladioli, while the choir rail
and intertwined with green's Prior
to the ceremony, Miss Halle Frank
Mills rendered a program of nuptiai
music consisting of "The Indian Love
Call" '"The Sweetest Story Ever
Told" and cat Dawning." Mrs Elliott
G. Shaw, cousin of the bride, sang
20 Promise Me-" and Mrs. Clarence
Green sang II Love You Truly"
Then to the strains of the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" the four
ushers, George Harrison, Lyman
Fogleman, Jr., of Winston-Salem
cousin of the bride, Melvin Currin. Of
Oxford, and James Hight, entered, all
attired in linen suits with black ties
and handkerchiefs, white oxfords ana
wearing buttonaires OF wt lite rose
buds.
",
Annie Marshall Lemay Elsie Fogle-
man Marston, of Reidsville. sister Of
the bride, and Virginia Rogers, of
Philadelphia, sister of the groom, ali
attired in gowns of organdy over
taffeta made with tight bodices and
full skirts, wearing respectively yell
low, pink and green, carrying huge
bouquets of flowers of contrasting
colors and wearing lowered rosebud
halos with streamers. Miss Kathleen
Fogleman, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor and wore a similar
gown of aqua and carried a bouquet
of gladioli, asters and rosebuds.
The bride, in white starched lace
over satin, Redingote style with
Elizabethan collar, and wearing an
"off the face lace turban, entered
with her uncle, L. M. Fogleman, by
whom she was given in marriage.
Her bridal bouquet was of valley lilies
and white roses. She was met at the
altar by Mr.. Rogers who was attend
ed by his brother, Peyton Rogers, as
best man. The Rev. A. S. Hale, pastor
of both the young people, performed
the marriage ceremony, using a ring
service, to the strains of "Ah! Sweet
Mystery of Life Mrs. Ira Rogers,
mother of the groom, wore a floor
length model of blue printed chiffon
with corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs
To~lor1an also w~~" bin" ',~'"+ a"
chiffon, with matching accessories
and corsage of yellow roses.
Mrs. Rogers is the daughter of the
late w. H and Mary Conn Fogleman,
hut for a number of years she has
made her home with her uncle, l.. NJ
Fogleman. She is a graduate of the
local schools and the Henderson Bust
ness school and hol,s position in
the office of j. w. Sanders, Vance
county agent, as stenographer
Mr.. Rogers, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira J. Rogers, also attended the
local schools, business school and
High Point college, where he TOOK
course in business administration,
and now holds 4 responsible position
in the Union National Bank of OK
ford, where for the present the young
couple will make their home, after a
short wedding "Trip to Western North
Carolina.
Following the w.1'l''s. a reception.
was held at the HON. of tho bride to
which only the bird; party. Relatives
out Of Town giles 5 and dos" wi 0 h -
assisted in acraagtg the ~edd!n 3
were asked IN th,' p7rcl snt$ts
were greeted by MRS. HAIRY Enwards'
and were servad punch by AS. w &.
Miles and Mrs. Ralph Thompson.
At the door to the living room they
were greeted by Mrs. r. B. Green who
presented them to the receiving line
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Fo-
gleman, the bride and groom and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira j. Rogers.
Mrs. S. E. Jennette invited them
into the dining room, which was done
in green and white gladioli and crys-
tai candelabra, and whs"e an ice
course was served by Mrs. Roy Rog-
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