The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
Miss Harrison
Weds 1t. Evatt
All Mount Airy

,,1rNT AIRY, Aug. IA Miss
W. Elizabeth Harrison, daughter
ssi NV q and Mrs. James Graham
e o. r of Mount Airy, became
ha-' hride of Lieutenant Frances
tne 4son Evatt, of the United States
h 1syoy stationed at Camp Hood,
hm' son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
1sa No. Evatt, of Central, S. c., in
n'e Ceremony performed Wednesday
wing August 9th, at II o'clock
~ ~ The home of the brides parents,
H. NJ North Main street, with DR..
u Y Redwine, pastor of the First
n n. 4, Church, officiating with the
double double ring ceremony.
u0 color note of green and white
=. carried out in the decorations
a. oaldioli, asters, dahlias, tube
'. .ss and euphoriba. The VOWS
r r're spoken before an altar inn
sorised in the living room with
nreeon ferns making a background
UTtSOl1 49,
tor the altar.
W MRS Bailey Glenn, of Winston
a.lem presided at the piano a--d
.,.ved Glare de Lune" Oebussy)
s p Miss Henrietta Hines, soloist,
s ssns because" (d'Hardelot), prior
y. 18Th tho entrance of the bridal party.
Tbe Bridal Chorus from 'Lohen-
arinp Wagner was used as the
Confessional and during the cere-
oonv 'Liebestraum" GiszD was
played softly.
The ushers Jack Martin and Billy
Asbhv made ribbon aisle from
the foot of the stairs to the altar
through which ], B. Harrison. IA
thor of the bride, led his daugh-
Ter to meet the groom, who was
accompanied by James Ora
ham Harrison, Jr., brother of the
bride who served as best man.
The bride was lovely in a tobac-
M brown Woodston Classic suit of
shantung. trimmed in white pearl
buttons and white gilet. She wore
a small white quilted pique hat,
with brown veil, and brown snake
skin shoes and bag, with white
gloves. At her shoulder she pinned
,white orchid.
The bride made her debut in Raj
eight in 1899. She is graduate of
the Woman's College of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, receiv-
ing Bachelor of Science Degree
in Physical Education. Since gra-
duation she taught in the Green
vile high school. and New Han.
over High school in Wilmington.
Lieut.. Evatt is a graduate of the
University of South Carolina, Col
umbia, S. c., and was coach in the
Allendale High school, Allendale,
S. c., prior to his induction into
the army in 1912. He is now sta
toned at the Infantry Replacement
Training Center, Camp Hood, Tex
as They will make their home in
Killeen, Texas, following a we'd
ding trip to New Orleans, La.
Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison were hosts, to the
relatives and friends witnessing
the ceremony, when luncheon was
served by Misses Mary Louise Mer-
rtt Sara Yokley. Ann Yokley, Shir-
ley Johnson, Carolyn Carter, Billee
Marie Hennis, Rachel Merritt,
Betty Lou Britt, Betsy Sparger,
Barbara Folger, Nancy Lewis, and
Mrs. R. H. Harrington.
Out Of town guests included Mrs.
Talmage Evatt, Miss Sallie Evatt,
Of Central, S. c., mother and SIS
Ter OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. o.
D. Skies Of Albemarle; Miss Ur-
sula Blankenship, of Charlotte:
Aunt and great-aunt of the bride;
L. " Kendrick, of Charlotte; grand
lsrner of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan B. Waugh of Galox, Va; Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, of Green
Nlle; Miss Louise Gillian, Hanni-
oal' Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey D.
omltn, and Mrs. D. Rice Allen of
Wnston-Salem.