The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
MISS JACKSON is MARRIED

Two large baskets of flowers |
the improvSed altar in the home |
az Mr. and Mrs Webb Smith Sun
day al 4:30 pm. for the wedding
Of their sister. Miss Louisa Jack
son and Sylvester Talbert. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w r. Jackson Of LsBelle
West. And her husband is the son
Of the Albert Talberts Of Birming-
ham, Ala.
HER BRIDAL GOWN
The bridal gown OF white silk
jersey was an original design of
the brides own creation. with
fitted bodice extending over the
shoulders with deep Shirred
sweetheart neckline The knife
pleated skirt fell softly 10 the floor
from a dsintily shirred waist-line
girdle. Her headpiece was a
semi-sequin Dutch cap. She carried
a colonial cup bouquet Of white
NUNS and gardenias tied with
white ribbons that fell the length
OF her gown. The seeded pearl
necklace was gift from the
groom.
TWIN SISTER ONLY
ATTENDANT
Louise, twin sister of the bride.
chose a cotillion gown of baby
pink sheer chiffon styled in the
princess mode with a fitted bodice,
| pun sleeves sweetheart neckline
/ and full-gathered skirt over q
/ crinoiine petticoat. i. She car
ried colonial arrangement OF vel
low NUNS surrounded by border
! Of stephanotis.
TWO OTHER SISTERS
Mrs. Earnestine Sampson. Mrs.
Eliza Bell Brooks. and Mrs Willie
Mullen. close friend. acted as
hostess. wearing gowns of con-
trasting colors 10 the bridesmaid
and maid of-honor. Miss Beatrice
Smith. in whose home her sister
spoke her vows. vas lovely wear
ing gown of blue chiffon over
satin. She wore white and pink
carnations.
Mrs. W. r. Jackson wore
printed jersey dress and brown ac-
ceSsorles for her daughters wed
ding. The bride was given in mar
rage by her father. Saul
Durham served the groom as best
man. The Rev s. w. Bank
head read the marriage ceremony.
A reception followed the ceremony.
Guests were Miss Helen Ross. Mrs
Solam Durham. NJ. and Mrs Will
liam Bright. Mrs Margaret Davis.
Mrs. j. NJ Jones. Mr.. J. Benfield.
Mr.. r. Garner. Mrs j. BreSslen,
children. Betty Speatis. Mrs. Helen
White sister Of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charleston, Mrs j Brooks
and family, Mrs Virgil Hll. Miss
Bessie Baker. Mrs George Hoag-
land. Mrs. X Preston, from Knox
vile, Tenn; Miss F. Jones and Sis
ter. Mr.. J. Wakes, Mr.. and Mrs
Wharton. Mr.. and Mrs, J Burton.
Mrs. p Hill. Miss Thclma Capps
and mother. Mss Kathleen Jack
son and aunt Mrs A. Anderson
Mrs Mary l.. Square. Mrs l.. Nor
ris. Mr. and Mrs ? Berry. Mrs.
Nahle Kroger and sister. and Mrs.
Kathleen Jackson and sister
OFF TO COLLEGE
Doris Miller. prominent mem
Der 81 me Youth Fellowship "
BerCa church, and director Of the
Youth choir. left for Adrian Col
lcGc SUNDAY morning to begin her
studies in sociology and music.
Bernard Gregory another mem
Der Of the youth group. VIII be OFT
20 continue MS studies al Wiloer-
force Sept q
EXPECTED HOME
This week are the popular Nc
Donald brothers. Parker. Sic. L.
: N A 6. comes from his station
IN California. and Roscoe, EMl-C,
L s y TT. will arrive from At
laniic City. y. J. II Will be a hap
~ reunion for the brothers. Many
VI the music groups are looking
forward ~ their arrival.
Returned to her home after 2
month with her niece Mrs Lillian
V. Freeman " PhllhpSburg y J
She was the inspiration for many
social settings IN the home OF ;he
Hazards
Mr. and Mrs William Crowley