The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-20
Saturday Hours
9 A. M. to 3 p. M.
DIAL 3311
Miss Harris,
F. NJ. Park Wed
IN Louisburg

NJT1SHII
Loulo If impressive beauty Miss
emory non ywsastaff Harris of Louisburg
Hd5'4 rr "rb MARTENS Park. Jr.. OF
and ri we're united in mar
GreeDs VI saturday, July ID, at IL
r !a4gek noon in the Louisburg Meth
oclo'h church. The Rev. Clarence
g g1lD g of Wake Forest college,
oficiated.
The marriage vows were spoken
Ihe altar in a beautifully decor
AZ w IN setting. The background of ivy
a'eU aanked by tall baskets of gladi-
T n; and Queen Anne's lace. Cathe-
9n o1 candles in candelabra on eth
ol1 cid of the altar shed a soft light
+be scene. White and green were
tbe predominating colors'
Mrs. O. Y. Marlborough, organist,
ND Miss Rose Malone, soprano,
a @r a program of music be-
tare tbe ceremony. Among the Sc
Lotions rendered by Mrs. Yarbor-
o,ob we're 20 Thou Sublime. Sweet
Tvenjng Star" by Wagner, The Ro-
sarv," Nevin, Ave Maria by
Schrbert. Miss Malone sang Be
cause by d'Hardelot and "At
n. wing" by Cadman. The bridal
chorus from 'Lohengrin' was play
ed as the wedding party approach
ed the altar.
fishers were John Lindsay. Har-
ris. brother of the bride; Gilbert
Wagstaff of Roseboro, cousin of the
bride; William Station and Iom Will
son of Greenvllle.
Miss Jane Fuller, maid of honor,
was attired in a gown of delphini-
I'M blue organza trimmed in blue
lace. Her picture hat of the same
shade was trimmed with long blue
velvet streamers. She carried on
arm bouquet of lilies and delphini-
UNI.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Grover Cleveland:
Harris of Louisburg. Her wedding
gown was of white organza, made
with a sweetheart neckline short
puff sleeves, and tered shirt, over
which fell a tingertlp veil of bridal
illusion caught with a coronet and
clusters of orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses
showered with valley lilies. H e r
only ornament was an heirloom
pendant of diamonds and pearls
which was worn by her mother at
her wedding. The bride was met
at the altar by the bridegroom and
his best man, Tom Phelps of
Greenville.
During the impressive ring cere-
mony the organist softly l. y e d
'Liebestraum' by List. The brid-
al party left the church to the
strains of the wedding march from
Mendelssohn's IN i d S m m e r
Nights Dream"
Mrs. e. c. Harris, mother of the
bride, wore a dress of Alice Blue
lace and a shoulder corsage of pink
roses. Mrs. F. M. Park of Green
Vile, mother of the bridegroom,
wore a navy blue embroider-
ed marquisette dress and a should.
ef corsage of white roses.
The bride wore for travelling a
navy and white outfit with white
accessories.
Inc bride is the daughte, Of Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Cleveland Harris,
Oh L%oulsburg. She attended school
IN Inc Louisburg city schools and
Loulspurg Junior college. She was
gfaduated from East Carolina
teachers college in the class of
1910.
Inc groom is a tobacconist, the
SOi Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marten-
~ Fafk' Of Greenville. He is a
slsoaate Of Greenville High school
anu yak Ridge Military Institute.
Immediately after the ceremony
ne bridal party and out-of-town
SaeS's were entertained at a we'd
br; breakfast in the home of the
brides parents.
ou'ol-town guests at the wed
p.ls were Mr.. ana Mrs. F. M.
IN, MISS Louise Park, of Green