The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-15
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- hut of outstanding social
tl% VAS the wedding at ten
' f.,, this morning of Miss Eliza
eio' : Crnnon to Mr. John Low
M rrown. For the ceremony
eD ;S,s,r-sssive dignity the PresOy-
my church presented a scene
ilSn ncb beauty, the vows being
.E n before the pastor, DR.. l..
0 T;Ids, who used the ring sery-
TSrre baskets of regal look
r rose-colored dahIias with a
"a clint were arranged at IN
usis ON the altar rail. Autumn
f.rSs N these shades, and green;
a. rsssee formed a background
lt,.;rSt which floor baskets OF the
III blossoms stood in bas rellet.
F .a,,t3pred here and there on the
(s:,n,m were the fall leaves sug-
gu" that the gentle autumn
Eso HS had waited them there. ,
Ms Mary Brooks, close trlend
/ tbp bride, presided at the organ
/, me wedding music. As the
t,osts we're assembling she rem
Ia beautifully Venetian Love
|sr S" bv Nevin; Liebstraum, oy
IT,. l9' and At Dawning, by Cad
esn I,ohengrin's wedding march
T. used as the professional and
I'ring the nuptials the wedding
[mn O Perfect Love, Was softiy
Esred, The bridal party left the
Enrcb 10 the stirring strains OF
fendelSsohn'S march.
The bride was lovely in a smart
tonnet adaptation in a CABIN
kogn twill jacket dress with d9l
kol5 satin top. Her small Dooos
II which was especially becem-
10 had tiny ostrich tips in blend
tS shades. and a delicately pat
erDed mesh veil which fell to the
f. Of the Jacket in the new waist
Irgth. Her modish accessories
rere in the same brown except
h doeskin gloves in the match
~ cold. A corSage of tahsman
|Fsebuds lent a touch to the en-
snble. Mr.. Norris Cannon, OF
lahway. \. j., gave his sister IN
Marriage. -
4 Miss Syretha SoSSamon attend
n the bride as maid of honor.
he was attired in a smartly tai
bred Teal blue velvet dress with
natching accessories which includ-
q the small hat with chic veil.
Ter shoulder corSage was of sweet
cart roses.
Miss Cannon. daughter Of Mr..
hid Mrs. Harrison Cannon, IS q
weet and lovely young woman
sho. is widely popular. She I'M,
shed at the high school here and
ster received her degree Of Bach
.lor OF Music at Converse College
h Spartanburg, S. c. Since that
lime she has held a position IN the
Henderson county school at Bal
four and is also the capable or
esnist at the church in which she
BIAS married. She belongs to a
prominent southern family. =
The bridegroom, who was at
tended as best man by his older
brother. DR.. James S. Brown, Jr.,
5 the son of DR.. and Mrs. James
J. Brown, the former being one
ii the best known physicians of
he city. He is descended from an
I'd southern line of splendid
christian people and is held in
6gh esteem BY all for his sterling
Qualities. He is a graduate of the
HendersonTlle high school and of
Davidson College at Davidson,
There he was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, scholarship fratern-
ty. He now holds a responsible
POSITION with the State Trust Co.
I After a wedding trip of a week
he young couple will be at home
i 531 Oak street.
Among the out of town guests
lere for the wedding was Mr..
Torris Cannon. of Railway, N: j.,
'rother Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell. of Rowland, the
bitter a sister of the bridegroom;
Hrs. George Brown. of Mt. Ulla,
md Mr.. Steve Brown, of Maxton.