The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-17
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(yIsdgc Shipman TO MI. MURRAY
- Jones, of Fayetteville.
e. Cirs. Baptist church formed
snac,ous setting for the cere-
E. inc VOWS being spoken be-
w. close friend of the family,
+ Reverend T. C. Jordan, as
r. krrlt on a white satin prize
The church presented a scene
/ nru,y al loneliness in the bril-
| srhyme of green and white.
min a background were min
I.mrr spruce in forest effect;
Ems, a covering of white, grace
sprays. interspersed with
Sa,berv fern. had been placed as
traring q design of lace. Stand
in bas relief and thanking
h. side of the pulpit were
f. floor baskets gracefully
H. with falls queenly flowers,
fite chrySanthemums with airy
Ms Of tulle. Crescent-Shaped
<rbes, hand designed, held myr-
i If cathedral tapers which
In i soft CLEAN over the wed
H. scene; they were also used
IL lovely effect on the choir
Il. In each window was a cres-
h arch in smaller size with
fbted tapers. The pews were
Rrsed with bouquets of white
kvSanthemumS and satin ribbon.
EWhile the candles were being
ibted Miss Mary Brooks, who
sided at the organ, played Lie
ktraum by List, and Venetian
Re Song by Nevin. Mr.. Maury
arson. of Spartanburg, render
With great feeling At Dawning
Cadman. and Because by
Eardelot, and Mrs. w. Amos
rams, of Boone, sang beautiful
Beloved. 1t Is Morn, by Ayl-
hi.
fo the strains of Wagner's
Kidding March from Lohengrln
attendants took their places
! the rostrum. During the cere-
INV Miss Brooks played To a
lid Rose by Mcdowell, and
kndelssohn's was the occasional.
Those serving as both ushers
groomsmep were Mr.. William
Jones, of Spartanburg, S. c.,
bther of the bridegroom; MIR.
Ri Pope, of Lumberton; Mr..
kn Williams, of Pacolet, S. c.;
Mr.. Kenneth Bostic, of Forest
5, cousin. of the bride. Mr..
bert Tunstall, of Raleigh, serv-
as best man. ....
Ghe bridesmaids were Miss
Eabeth Shipman and Miss Has
the Shipman, sisters of the
b.: Mrs. Warren D. Furber, of
artanburg, S. c., sister of the
tegrOom; and Miss Evelyn
bdle. Of WinStOn-Salem., They
fe lovely frocks of bronzene
en velvet with sweetheart
klines, pulled sleeves and FLAIR
skirts. Their, tiny chapeaux by
aiparelli were of rural autumn
b small tips in the varied fall
deS. Their bouquets were of
utiful Korean chrysanthemums
handsome taliSman tulle
RamerS. ....
tisS ThOmasina Shepherd, the
d Of honor, was handsomely
med in rural autumn velvet
hiOned along the same lines
the contrasting hat of bron-
! : green velvet in the same
Z fel except for velvet flowers
d the warm autumn tones. She
y al. the attendants wore old
lOned gold lockets, the gift of
bride. Her harmonizing bou-
was caught with gold tulle.
6 faster Thad Stevens Bostic,
Of DR., and Mrs. w. c. Bostic,
Of Forest City, in an adorable
dress suit, carried the ring
q white satin pillow.
uSt preceding the bride. was
tie Miss Nancy Spoolman,
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spoolman, of Windsor, who
darling in a white velvet
X. copy of the brides dress.
Strewed rose petals from a
ty basket in the pathway of
bride.
ne bride, who entered on the
Of her father, Mr.. j. f. Ship
who gave her in marriage,
radlantly lovely in her we'd
gown of white chiffon volvet
gracefully long train. The
neckline and quaint leg o.
Ron sleeves We're embroidered
with designs in seed pearls,
ca were also used on the. train
about the waisthne. Her bill
veil Of bridal illusion was
snt at intervals with pearls;
cap was fashioned of imported
POINT lace with sprays of or
blossoms. Her only ornament
string of beautiful pearls,
gtt Of the bridegroom, and
exquisite shower bouquet of
y cArysanthemums completed
picture Of youth and: beauty.
Hiss Snipman is the eldest
ghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
ward Snipman, who belong to
neer families of Henderson
MY and the state. Her father
She OF North Cardinals well
"n attorneys, at present being
lSm0er Of the Council of the
Z. State bar. He is a direct
Tehdant of Edward Shipman
Tue early Revolutionary period.
: granddaughter of the
Dir. and Mrs. j. P. Arledge,
former having served as clerk
"a tse court in Polk county from
% 10 1922.
ne bride is a girl of charm
manner and her, wide popular
was atteSted by the large num-