The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-15
Bride Lovely In
Satin And'Lace
AtHer Wedding
Ceremony Held In Her
Parents Home
Nv GLADYS MILLS


The wedding Of I-aBGcrtha Nc
Mshon, daughter { Mr. and Mrs.
william Wedd.nGton. o. Owen ave
nue.. 70 E5word Glenn Jr, son o.
Nj and Mrs. Edward Glenn 81 %
Brown Place, took place al $50
O'Clock Friday Nay IN the n
OF the brides parents The Rev
erend William II Peck performed
the ruptial ceremony
Bride Lovely In Satin and Lace
The bride who VAS gwen N mar
rage by her father, wore robe o!
white satin. banded from neck 10
shoulder with three and one-hali
inch brands OF lscl The gown was
fashioned with a princess neck line
long tigh, sleeves ending in points
ct the wrists. a fitted torso and full
flared skirt Her fine veil OF illu,
slon fell from a juliet cap OF white
lace and she carried bouquet o!
lilies
The maid OF honor was Gladys
Giles. who wore a becoming gown
OF satin and msrQuiseite. the fitted
bodice was made OF satin and the
very bouffant skirt was made OF
billowy marquisette She offset her
costume with a corsage OF daffodils
end yellow rose buds,
Groom's Brother Is Best Man
Ralph Glenn. the bridegroom
brother. acted as best man. The
bridal party. consisted OF the maid
OF honor, Miss Gladys Giles, and the
best man. Ralph Glenn, and the fol-
lowing bridesmaids. who were all
Earbed in true pink gowns OF lace,
made with fitted bedices and full
marquisette skirts. Christine Crox-
ton. Josephine Lsmpkin. Elaine
Wilmington, and Gladys House, all
OF them wore corsages, OF red rose
buds. white carnations and del
phiniuri. ------------
A small informal reception i'm
mediately. after which the bridal
party. continued their celebration
o, the popular Club 666 niiery,
where reservations had been placed
for the entire group.
Honeymoon In Ohio
On the day after ceremony the
couple travelled TO Akron. Ohio.
where they will spend their short
honeymoon at the homes OF Mrs.
J. 3. Dennis. and Mrs. Fannie Whit
field. grandmother and aunt re-
spectively OF the groom.
Music for the wedding and recep-
ton was furnished by William
Hines. talented young piano teacher,
and the well known vocalist and
member OF the Ford Eight. Mr.. Mar
win DuPre.
A few OF the many guests who at
tended the wedding and reception
were Mrs Fannie Floyd. Mrs. Fanny
Hurd. Miss Gloria Collins. Miss Mat
tie Camp. Steve Williams. Horace
Evans Curtis Miller Miss Mary
Cathern Croxton. Mrs, Ralph Ma
son. Mrs. M. L. Croxton. Mrs. Leola
Lsmpkin and daughter. Eleanor
Mrs. Alice Hewitt, Mrs. {. w Rose
mond. Mrs Lent Smith, Mrs. Glenn
Smith. Miss Ethel Simpson. Claudia
House. MIR. and Mrs. John Randall
Miss Bernice Scott. Miss Elizabeth
LiIlisrd. Mr. and Mrs George BYRD
Mrs. Audrey Stone. Miss Dorothy
Irvine. Ferdinand Penn, Ray Hines
Ralph Mason, Ralph Glenn, EDWIN
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman "reer
Mrs. Williams Camp. Mrs. Ruth
knight. Mrs. Joe Crenshsw, Miss
Dawn Watson. Alvin Campbell, Miss
Catherine Croxton. Mrs Ballard
Miss Celestine Williams. Miss Bar
,bsra Hines. James Davis. Miss ka'
trina Wilmington. J D. Mason
Clarence Taylor. Mrs. Edward
Weiss. Miss Betty Dotson;
Mrs. Leroy Dotson. William q
Hines. Marvin DuPre. Reverend
william H Peck. James II Tsyl
Miss Miriam Reed. Miss Doroth,
Msyheld, Mr.. and Mrs r. Ball. A
J. Johnson. Miss Susie johnson. Mr.
and Mrs Crawford Jones. Miss 10
berta Greenidge Wilbur Hughes
Miss Veda Freeman, Miss Ermi
Reyes. and Mrs Sidney Washing
ton.