The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
SpeIman Grad
AndLieutenant
Say Vows Sun.
I SO Guests At Pretty
Home Reception

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the wall, Beatrice Goldsby. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur T. Colds
by OF Ironwood avenue, and 1t.
Dempsey Wesley Morgan, Jr, spoke
their nuptial vows Sunday to the
sweet strains Of organ music. The
ceremony was read by Rev. Charles
w. Hill.
Before the bridal procession
started down the aisle. Miss Ouida
Harvey sang, Il Love You Truly"
and Miss Audrey Burke sang Be
cause" They were accompanied at
the organ by Miss Johnnie Reid.
The bride was radiant in white
mousseline de sole gown with
square neckline edged with lace,
fitted bodice buttoned down the
back and full skirt ending in
ruffed train. Her veil was attached
TO an outstanding bow OF lace and
covered her face as she approached
the altar on the arm OF her father.
She carried white rosebuds and
iris.
The attendants who proceeded the
bride chose pastel shades OF pink
and blue for their gowns. which
were made with full net skirts and
fitted bengaline bodices in the same
shade, and wore shoulder length
wells fastened TO tiaras of flowers
They carried arm bouquets OF rose
buds in contrasting colors and tied
with matching ribbons The maid
and matron OF honor wore Identical
dresses OF lace and net in pink and
yellow and carried similar flower
arrangements. The attendants were:
Frances Leonard, Helen Howard.
Doris Blayton Of Atlanta, Ga,
(classmate OF the bride who few
up to participate in the wedding,
Lorraine Mcdonald. maid OF honor;
Myrtle Goldsby Williams, matron
OF honor, and Betty Glenn. The
bride presented her attendants each
with a beautiful gold compact with
enameled back.
1t Morgan had rs his best man
mis- cousin. Calvin Porter. Porter
billiard. Louis Cloyd. Lloyd Rich
ard4 Damon Keith and Wilbur
Hughes were his ushers. II Nor
gan received his commission and
flying officers wings at Tuskegee
last month.
Petite Judith Ann Williams, niece
OF the bride. was adorable in dim
inutive replica OF the attendants
gowns, as she sprinkled rose petals
down the aisle.
Following the ceremony Secep-
ton was held at the home OF the
brides parents on Ironwood. Inter-
Epersed throughout the rooms were
huge urns OF gladioli. white bios
SONS and evergreen. The dining
room table was covered by hand
crocheted cloth. At one end was a
gorgeous bowl OF fruit punch. The
color scheme OF white and pink was
carried out in the cakes which were
iced with white, pink motif atop
them. The wedding cake was a
three TERED CONNECTION topped with
Q bride and sailor groom with a
golden eagle al the base.
The guests were greeted al the
door by Lorraine Mcdonald. maid
az honor, who presented them 10
the receiving line. In the recciv-
ing line Mrs. Arthur Goldsby was
charming in dusky rose creation
Of lace and organza and wearing a
corsage OF cerise rosebuds. the
groom's mother. Mrs. Morgan. Sr..
was striking in creme topped
gown with black crepe skirt. She
wore a corsage OF white iris and
Iosebuds.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by the happy couple,
which we're viewed by the guests
before they drifted out into the spa
cious yard OF the Goldsbys' manse.
Also assisting at the reception were
Misses Doris Dungill. Elaine Fuller.
and jeanette Jones.
The happy couple were to leave
for their honeymoon at the resort
ct Goose Lake. Upon their return
they will live at Oscoda, Mich.
where It. Morgan is now stationed.
Mrs. Morgan. Jr.. was graduated
from Spelnan college this June
recipient OF the Egleston Award. the
highest honor presented 10 Spell
mantle. Her mother was present al
the commencement, after whith she
and Beatrice went TO Tuskegee 10
see 1t. Morgan receive his commits
sion.
Among those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds. Mrs
VILLA Bailey, Mrs. Carrie Hawkins,
Miss Wilhelmina Henderson, Mrs
Ethel Howard, Mrs. Pearl NJ Ford
Mrs. Charles Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Billy Siepert, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
A. billiard and daughter Harriet
Miss Gertrude Bailey, 1t Joe Els
berry, S. Sgt. John r. Spencer
Misses Eloise and Georgia Pryor
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Williams
Horace Evans. Mrs Lena Hanna
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stewart, Misses
Lorraine and Rachel Mutt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Williams. Mr. and Mrs
Grady Burwell. Miss Maude l.
Wately. of Tuscaloosa, Ala; Mrs
Alice Davis and daughter. Barbara
Horace Sneed, Mrs. Dorothy Bo'
mar, Rev. and Mrs. John Miles
Mrs. Scipio Garner. Mr., and Mrs
James Yancy, Mrs George Sum
mers, Garfield Fisher Henry Car
ter. Miss Jean Spurlock. Miss The
resa Terrell. Miss Francis Grimm
Mrs. Frances Talaferro. Miss .Shir
Law Thinkers Mrs. RUBY Williams