The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-26
OSBoRNE.BoYS NUPTIALS OF
MUCH SOCIAL INTEREST

characterized by rare beauty
was the marriage of Miss Norma
Osborne TO Mr.. Ernest NJ. Boys,
which was Solemnized ut eight
o'clock on Saturday evening at
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The impressive VOWS were
spoken before the pastor, DR.. &.
X. Combs, who used the ring cere-
mony. The event was one of much
social interest in number OF
states.
A motif of green and white was
used in the church decorations.
Small white pines were used in
graduated effect as background
against which sprays of lovely
dogwood in white floor baskets
stood in has relief. thanked by tall
pcdeStalS holding cathedral taperS
which cast soft glow over the
wedding Siene. TaperS in candel-
abra burned in each window. Eng
hSh ivy. entwined about the chan
Gel rail. also added an effective
note.
While the guests were assem-
bling Miss Kate DotSon. church
organiSt and close friend of the
bride, rendered AT Dawning.' by
Cadman. and "To n Wild Rose.
by Mcdowell. Miss DOtSon then
sang beautifully Because by
D'Hardelot. with Miss Brooks &C
complaining her on the organ.
Lohengrin'S wedding march was
used as the professional During
the ceremony the soft strains OF
LiebeStraum. by List, were heard,
and Memberships stirring march
was played as the receSSlonal.
The bride. a queenly looking
brunette who was given IN mar
riaSe BY her father. Mr., Floyd r.
Osborne, was a picture OF lowell
ness in model of Duchess satin
i'm the new creamy Gala lily tone,
The collar. which was hand-fagot-
ted as were the narrow cuffs mn
iShing the tapering sleeve, was
caught with an heirloom pin OF
old gold with clusters of grapes
formed of pearls; this was her
only ornament. The illusion veil,
in the braided halo effect with
sprays of orange blossoms al
either side. fell in airy folds TO the
end of the gracefully long tram
Satin sandals were worn. An eX-
ouiSite shower bouquet OF brides
roses and lilies of the valley COM
pleted the ensemble.
Mrs. T. Lee Osborne. an aunt
of tho bride. was the matron OF
honor. She was handsome IN q
lovely chiffon gown of spring rose
with a billowv skirt and self col
ored slippers. She carried a oeau-
tiful arm spray of blue and PINK
dclphinium.
The junior bridesmaids. who
were nieccs of the bride. Miss Ill
lon Stelling of Augusta. Ga. and
Miss Margaret Osborne OF Cam
den. s. c.. wore dainty bouttant
frocks of cornflower blue tafeta
and carried bouquets vi pun GU"
white SnapdragonS.
Mr.. George W. Boys, OF emma
Grove. attended his brother as
hest man. The uShers included the
brides brother. Nj. 7. F. Osborne
and the following brothers OF the
bridegroom: Mr.. NJ. G. Boys OF
WAYNE. Pa. Mr.. r. B. Boys Oh
Holyoke. Mass. and Mr.. }. W.
Bovs OF New York City. ..
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd +. Osborne.
the family being one of the oldest
and most prominent in the Mills
River valley. Her father is sue
cessful dairyman. and her grand
father. Mr.. T. f. Osborne. Is the
master farmer of Henderson coun-
~ She is quite talented muSically
and has an unusually sweet voice.
Miss Osborne is a graduate OF the
Ashcville Normal and Teachers
college and for the past two years
has been teaching at Tuxedo.
Some lovely pre-nuptial courteSleS
were extended her and the array
of handsome gifts showed the
popularity of the young couple.
Mr.. BOYS is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Boys. of Tuxedo, for
merly of Holyoke, Mass. the for