The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-26
Miss Granger
RncomeS Bride
Of 1t. Miller

CHARLO ~ 1ApA - -o ~ O111-
.t and beautiful wedding took
' +'a.e Thursday evening April 20,
w G. Martins Episcopal Church
~ ~. wv Miss Christina Stedman
wls inoer became the bride of
G !u+ william Harrison Miller of
L. Isr Fla, and Linton. Ind.
Nov Dow John C. Granger Of Colds
~ and Wilmington, uncle of the
pO !de officiated assisted by Rev.
o''a Alfred Cole, rector of the church.
YES of Gala lilies and white snap
. .sors and candelabra holding
di aise tapers graced the altar. Bou-
SIl a+s of Gala lilies and white satin
qt .bon marked the pews.
'J pefore the ceremony Mrs.
ca - A. Moseley, Jr., organist
piS @se bride, who was given in mar
:.aa by her father, Pryor Hamlin
n 1,as wore a white marquisette
Da a5dng gown made with a sweet
w.t. neckline, sh ort puffed
p ,aaves fitted bodice with three
'aa1l rffles of white marquisette
GINNING at the waist on the full
p ,,;s+ which extended into a long
. s~, The full length TERED veil
:. hridal illusion was worn with a
VI oaronet of orange blossoms. She
W. long white kid gloves and her
WV ornament was q. strand of
v aarls which belonged to her ma
tysrnal grandmother. Her French
vidal ts bouquet of white hybrid or
.hids and lilies of the valley was
covered with lilies of the valley.
'i The matron of honor, Mrs. Jo-
,onh Edmondson of Columbia, S.
: wore white taffeta and net
soun made with a shirred taffeta
sodice sweetheart neck, three
O,arter length sleeves, and a full
ast skirt. with white net bow on
her hair. She carried French bou-
met of sweetheart roses and lilies
II tbe valley outlined in imported
lime green illusion showered with
lilies of the valley.
Mrs Robert w. Henderson of |
Fort Benning, Ca, sister Of the
hidegroom; Mrs. Robert L. Lee of
anderson, S c., Mrs. Rex N. Crib
Me Miss Becky Patton. Miss Mar
saret Chandler, and Miss Hope
Pitts. all of Charlotte, were brides
maids. They wore identical dresses
and headdresses to that of the ma
rcn of honor and carried the same
French bouquets.
The bridegroom had his father.
Gordon Clyde Miller Of Linton and
Indianapolis, Ind, as his best man.
ushers in clue e d Lieut.. Ruper
Kropp Of Atlanta, Ca, Lieut.. Wal
ter Johnson, Capt. Roland Peters,
CAPT. William Parker, Lieut.. Paul
". Baker. and Capt. Herbert Pat
terson, all Of Morris Field.
Mrs. Bate. mother of the bride,
wore blue lace and marquisette
gown and a purple orchid shoulder
bouquet.
Mrs. Miller, mother of the BRIDE
groom, wore an orchid lace gown
and an orchid shoulder bouquet.
Later in the evening Lieutenant
Miller and his bride left on short
Wedding trip after which they will
make their home at Mariana, Fla.
where he is stationed. For travel
ing the bride wore a black and
white checked two piece suit with
wa.te ol.us1, black and white
Panama straw hat trimmed with
black yelling, black accessories,
and shoulder bouquet of white
orchids.
Bride and Bridegroom.
Mrs. Miller is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor Hamlin
Bate of 1903 Beverly drive, Char
otte She was graduated from Gen.
trail High school and attended
Queens College, where she was a
member Of the Chi Omega Sorori-
". For the last few years she has
held position with the American
trust company and is a member
Of the Duchess club. Since the an
noncement of her engagement the
Orde has been honored at number
Gus pre-nuptial courtesies.
Inc bridegroom is the only son
OIL Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Clyde Mil
Ter Of Linton and Indianapolis, Ind.
ne was graduated from Indiana
University, where he was men,
yer Of Delta Tau Delta fraternity,
and was connected with Miller con-
uacnon company before entering
pe service. Lieutenant Miller re-
VelVed his commission in the Corps
VI Engineers from Fort Belvoir,
Sa'' IN March, 1913, and is station
Gu with the Post Engineers at Ma
llaAna, Fla. For several months
NJ NJ was stationed at Morris Field,
Charlotte.
among the out-of-towns guests at |
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