The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-24
CHARMING RITES
SOLEMNIzED AT
SECOND BAPTIST
BY sylvia Penn

a Wruuluk inst H'vou ''fi i'i ~
beauty IN color scheme scheme
which ran like gloden thread n
and out OF an intricate pattern,
catching up the overtones In color
OF the gown and accessories ~ one
attendant and carrying them on n
The next was that ~ Miss Julia
Irene Hunton, daughter OF Mrs.
Irene Hunton. ~ Alaer avenue,
who spoke her marriage vows last
Saturday evening September II.
to Robert Lewis Rradby. .Ir son
~ Rev. and Mrs. Il. l.. Rradhy. ~
pennsvlyanis avenue The entire
motif was seasonal -suiumn with
rs glorious shades ~ yellow peach
gold copper. bronze. and lich
brown. All blended info The gowns.
flowers and head dresses ~ The
various members % the bridal
cortaee
The rites were so4mniz4d ia his
torir Second Baptist church ~
which Rev. Brsdhv is pastor Rev.
Brady was assisisd in reading The
service by Rev Bray, OF fdlewld.
Michigan.
The al'a< before which the cers-
monv was performed WAS banked
with palms. and on either side sfood
tall silver vases OF salmon-colored
eIadioli Tho family pews and ihose
OF close friends Of The family were
marked with white satin ribhops
At o'clock the oresnlsl hogan
10 play compositions well known
10 all lovers. and AT exactly Al one
half after six o'clock the weddfrS
procession hogan.
The petite bride. who was 49,
corted down The aisle by her bro
Their. stanton Hunton. wore q gown
OF ivory MORE. fashioned on prin-
cess lines. The heart-shaped neck
OF the ftled bodice was edged With
rushing OF iiny pleats A. were
he long distributing sleeves which
ended in a point over The wrist Tn
! skirt began 10 flare Al The waist
and ended in volnnnous folds.
which extended into a lwo-ysfd
irain Tnv moire-coyer huiifsss
ran down The entire front Of the
gown The folds ~ FORWARD mi
10 veil. which extended over The
gown, were fashioned with fnser-
lip veil To coronet of si4rahed
lace The bride carried = bouquet
OF while roses and lillies OF The VAL
ley and sheer lace handkerchief
Her only ornament WAS diamond
bracelet OF family significance.
which she always wears
The iaffe,s gowns of tho at
lendants differed only in rcipr
They were OF simple. yet charming
design with flsrinr skir-s. deep
v-necks aud hrief wide-revered
bolero jackets The hair ornaments
were curled ostrich feathers ~ cons
lrasting color~.
Jean cole. who was her cousins
maid OF honor. wore = gown ~ rich
brown The ostrich pumes IN her
hair were gold and bronze. She
carried houquel of yellow rosee
and deep brown and yellow chrv-
santhemums which were lied with
bronze satin ribbon.
The first two bridesmaids to en-
Ter the church we're Mrs. Anna Lee
simpson and Mrs William Smith.
sister ~ The groom. who wore
gowns Of gold iaffeis Orange os-
irich plumes were IN their hair
Their bouquets Of yellow roses and
orange chrvsanlhemum were tied
with gold and orange ribbon.
Misses l.ucinda Mur,ishaw aud
Elsie Roxborough were dressed in
peach iaffeta aud wore copper
colored ostrich plumes Peach rib
hons lied their yellow roses and
deeper yellow chryssnlhcmums.
Miss Ruth vanzant. Of Flint. the
brides former roommate Al Ypsi-
lanti: and Mrs. Harry Solomon. Jr
another sister 81 lie groom. wore
gowns 81 rich copper tunes Their
ostrich plnmes were gold aud their
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