Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-23

Cutler Joyner, Of Henderson, was
SolemniZeu III 4 beautiful and I'M
presSlve double ring ceremony, at
Centenary Methodist churcn, i'll
SmithfielG. The Rev. Isaac Wayne
Hughes, rector Of the Holy lnnocents
Episcopal church, Of Henderson, per-
formed the ceremony.
The vows were spoken before a
lovely background ol palms and
ferns, with an elaborate floral al
arrangement of white lilies, chrysan-
themumS and gladioli. Interspcrsed
among lhcSe were many candelabra,
: containing lighted taperS.
/ Us guests arrived, Mrs. John
Ari..,I Wallace presided at the organ
and rcIl~>,ed program oI nuptlal
music. Miss Harriet PIERCE sang My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from
Samson and Delilah; Miss Antoinette
Wlrth, Of Richmond, Va, played
| SchubertS Serenade, as 4 violin solo.
This was followed by Itch Lieoe
Dich," by Gregg, sung by Miss
Frances Harrison, of Henderson.
! Liebest'aum was softly played dur
! ing the ceremony, and the traditional
wedding marches were used.
Winfield Hancock Lyon gave his
daughter in marriage. Her gown Of
creamy duchess satin was quaint
and old fashioned, having very full
skirt, attached to CloSC-iitting baS-
que, and fastened down the front
with 4 row OF tiny satin buttons
The neck had yoke OF softly shir-
red net held in place with cord OF
the satin. The leg-o-mutton sleeves
were long and were cut to point
at the hand. The dress had i very
long train and the veil was full
length OF tulle and bordered with 4
band Of Chantilly lace. A tiara made
of seed pearls held the veil in place.
Her flowers were an arm bouquet
of white Killarney roses, white asterS
and gypSophelia, shoWered with
IStreamers OF satin ribbon.
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Noble, of Smithfield, as maid
of honor, while Jim M. Joyner. OF
Charlotte, served Mr.. Joyner as best
man. Miss Noble wore dress OF
dusty rose faille taffeta, fashioned
with d very full three TERED skirt
and close fitted drop shoulder bodice.
Her flowers were yellow roses and
lavander asters tied with omDrc
satin ribbon.
The costumes of the bridesmaids
were alike except in color. They
were similar 10 the maid Of honor'S
gown and were Of faille taffeta i'll
deep toned shades. All carried arm
banquetS Of roses and vari-coloured
asters tied with ombre satin ribbon.
Miss Doris Coltrain, Of Duke Uni
versity, Durham, and Miss Mary
Frances Hunter, Of Raleigh, were
in dresses of periwinlle blue; Miss
Zelda Reid ONeil. of Sanford, and
Miss Emily Lou Wellons, of Smith
field, were goWned in gold coloured
dresses; Miss Catherine Martin OF
Smithfield, and Mrs. John Turner,
of Charlotte, wore light olive green
dresses. Clips containing flowers to
match their bouquets were worn by
the bridesmaids and the maid Of
! honor.
Two tiny flower girls. in dresses of
pink taffeta, made identicaiiy like
the bridesmaids dresses, preceded
the bride, and scattered rose petals
! in her pathway. They were little
Misses Ella Ann Lee and Catherine
Cheek of Smithfield.
GroomSmen were: HalSey S. Carey,
Elmira, N. Y, F. Leon Joyncr, Win
ston-Salem, Julian X. Warren, Trcn-
ton, Archibald C. Rufty, Salisbury,
Frank A. Longest, Mount Airy; and
William Pope Lyon, Smithficld.
Mrs. Winfield Hancock Lyon, the
! brides mother, wore dress Of royal
| blue velvet and her cOrsagc was OF
pink roses. The mother Of the groom
Mrs. Leon Joyncr of Henderson, was
goWned in 4 deep toned blue cut
velvet and wore Il corsagc of pin;
Killarney roses.
Immediately following the core
mony the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Hancock Lyon enter
tanned several hundred guests AT a
reception in the Smithficld WomGn'S
Club.
Receiving at the entrance we're Mr.
and Mrs H. 3. Marrow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Austin. The receiving
line was composed of the member
OF the wedding party and guests were
! introduced to them by MIR. and Mrs.
Grler Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Wai,r.
HuntIey directed the way 10 tn
punch table, over which presldca
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Taylor and DE-
and Mrs. w. G.. Wilson.
Serving nuts and minis were
Misses Jean Marrow, Evelyn South
erland, Nan Ogburn, and Mary Gcnt
Garrison, of Raleigh. Other serVin.;
bridal ices and cakes were: Mise
Jane Austin, Sadie Massey, janice
Fitzgerald, Ann Noble, Emma
Switzerland, Elizabeth Benson, 81
Disc Parrish, Annie Laurie Keen,
Christine Rose, Mary Bonnie Wilson
and Elizabeth Johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald and
Mrs. c. E. Cheek received at the
library door. In the library was a
second receiving line composed o.
close relatives, introduced by MI. and
Mrs Kirby Rose. This line included
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Garrison, and
Robert Garrison, of Raleigh; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Joyner, Of Richmond, Va;
Mrs. F. Leon Joyner, Of Winston