The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-02
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D0AR-GASQUE NUPTlALS
ARE SOLEMNIZED

the nuptialS of Miss Marie LoulSe
1 Doar, daughter of Mrs. Elias
DOar and the late Mr.. Doar. OF
1 Summerville, S. c., and Mr..
\ Charles Lambeth Gasque, Of Ware
{ Shoals, S. G. The sacred VOWS
were spoken today at high noon
at St. John-in-the-W Wilderness, Flat
Rock, before the Right Reverend
Kirkman G. Finlay, bishop OF the
I Upper Diocese of South Carolina.
Against a background of green
cry baskets of shasta daisies stood
in bias relief and tall standards Of
white hydrangeas added an effec-
. tive note. Arranged beautifully
4 about the altar were handsome
white gladioli alternating WITH
cathedral taperS which east a soft
glow over the wedding scene. Mr..
William e.. Robertson, organiSt OF
st. James church in Wilmington,
furnished a program Of beautiful
wedding music.
S The ushers were Mr.. Henry
Redwood Nottingham. of BlltmOre
Forest, Il cousin Of the bride, and
Mr.. James K. Sharp. Jr., Of Ware
Shoals. Serving AS best man Was
) DIR. Joseph p. Williamson, Of
Ware Shoals, husband of the
bridegroom'S sister.
The bridesmaids were Miss An
HE Gasque, of Latta, 5. c., sister
of Mr. GaSque. and Miss Mary
Sophia Redwood. of Biltmore For
est. Their lovely old fashioned
gowns featured tight bodiceS ami
short puff sleeves Of turquoise
taffeta. with bouffant skirts in
step length Of net in self tones
with peach colored velvet SaShes
and matching slippers. Wide brlm-
med leghorn hats with peach col
ored velvet streamerS were espe-
cially becoming and arm bou-
guets of pastel blossoms added
charm.
The matrOn of honor, Mrs.
Francis WOrthington Starr, II
Atlanta, Ga. but formerly OF
Charleston. s. c.. wore a lovely
frock matching those Of the
bridesmaids except that her sash
and hat StreamerS were of tur-
ouoise velvet. Her flowers wer"
peach colOred gladioli.
The petite flower girls, nieces
of the bridegroom. were June and
Janet Williamson, of Ware Shoals.
They wore Kate Greenaway
frocks Of peach organdy with tur-
ouoise saShes and crownleSS bon
nets, and carried baskets of old
fashioned flowers with blue pre-
dominating.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her uncle. Mr.. vii
liam Morris Redwood, Of Biltmorr
Forest. was lovely in her mothers
wedding gown of IVORY peau de
cyne. The bodice of matching lace
had a de Medici collar. The lonS
sleeves. corded from the elbow
to the wrist, were finished with
frills Of soft lace. the corded
skirt being en train. The full
length Of IVORY illusion fell from
a tiara Of rose point lace and WAS
icaught with Il cabachon of or
ianye blossoms. Her exquisite brl-
ldal bouquet was Of Johanna Hill
hoses and valley lilies.
The brides mother. Mrs. Doa".
iwas smartly gowned in white I'M
en- lace with a finger tip length
lespe: her matching Staw hat was
adorned with white viOlets. Her
lcorsage was of white orchids.
Mrs. ]. 2. Williamson. sister Of
lthe bridegroom. was attired IN
chiffon in floral pattern and
wore a wide brimmed hat and
3 shoulder corSage Of orchids.
4 Mrs. Gasque for the past few
wears has been assistant teacher
lat the kengellcy Private school
lin Surnmeryille She is popular
snember Of the Young social set
iwhen here during the summers.
both the bride and bridegroom
hare members Of prominent faml-
lies Of South Carolina
] MIR. GaSque was graduated from
iWotford college in the class Of
1880. After being at Randolph
HELD az a flying cadet, he wen1
sto Ware Shoals, where he is presi-
dent of the Personal Finance cor
sporatiOn. The young couple will
RESIDE there after wedding trip.
4 Immediately following the cere-
lmony u wedding breakfast was
Served at "WOodhelds' in Flat
Brock for members Of the bridal
party and of the immediate fam
hlieS.
Out Of town guests here for
the wedding. one of the social
events of the summer season, be-
kides the bridal party, were Mrs.
Francis +. Redwood and Mrs. Will
iliam A. Boykiu, of Baltimore,
H. H.. - Thomas N,ttiDgb1ln