The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-16
Mics Westbrook,
IT. Underwood
Marry In Church

Eleanor Westbrook, daught-
MIS- NJ, Nv and Mrs. j. A. West
Ct o. II Wilmington, and 1t. TAom-
brook Lakewood, son Of Mrs. T. A.
IS A, . u of Wilmington. were
cnasii o m in a lovely ceremony on
nafs rssv a; afternoon, December 8, at
's IT. o'clock at St. Andrews-Cove-
49, Jprresbyterian church, DR.. 2.
asn' ui+herspoon, pastor of the
" w officiated at the ceremony.
th1reD' chllrch was beautifully dec
Ine a wit with palms and snilax as
Sa AZ sookoround for large vases OF
, ba's sasa pt shaster daisies.
Fnl'e .arnations, and white candles
ana ~ in branched candelabra.
s salis the guests assembled and
w1n so the ceremony a program OF
du raal N music was rendered by
hap'''l 1ucy King, organist. Mrs.
s.,s A. Troy. Jr., sang "At Dawn
s III and BECAUSE
n e., on Maude Westbrook, sister of
:. Al wide, was maid-of-honor. She
s a5s-e 'l a gown of aqua crepe made
Fo OF draped effect skirt and a
T.a neckljne. Attractively entwined
v sss hair was a red satin ribbon
IN ! ae sb a., wore shoes of the same
'nu u. ' Her arm bouquet was of
's u,a bride, given in marriage by
:. lN hrotber, John A. Westbrook,.
ns ..e " gown of white Skinner satin
so4r a fitted bodice and sweet
s ,ss'+' neckline. Her veil fell from
p'a aaronet of orange blossoms and
~ carried bouquet of white
s.dp's roses, white lilacs, and was
Dsa.sred with a lovely white throat
. " 'r,njd. Stree mers of white satin
~ nm with tiny valley lilies hung
d, from the bouquet.
S Mrs, Westbrook, mother OF the
,. . wore black crepe and a cor
WV. p,a'' Of orchids. Mrs: Underwood,
1 .'S of the bridegroom, also
rnre gown of black and a cor
SAGE Of orchids. y
1T 1T Underwood was attended by
cvde E. Copely, Jr., OF Durham,
~ " hest man and ushers were 1t.
clpnrov E. Grewe Of Craig Field,
I ns and St. Sgt. Leslie M. Page,
II Of Langley Field, Va:
After the ceremony, the bridal
mrtv and close friends and family
we're invited for a buffet supper at
the home of the bride.
The bride wore for taveling, a
sit Of lime wool with black Access
| orjes, and a corsage of orchids
taken from her wedding bouquet.
following their wedding trip, they
will be at home in Selma, Ala,
where 1t. Underwood is stationed
at Craig Field, Ala.
Following the rehearsal Friday
night a cake cutting was given at
The home of the brides parents for
The family and out-of-guests. The
house was decorated with cut flow
ers and the brides table was COW
cred with & lace cloth, conferred by
large arrangement of white snap
dragons, carnations, and chrysan-
tlemums, with tall white tapers in
silver holders on each side. The
punch bowl at one end of the table,
was tastefully surrounded with
green smilax and the three TERED
brides cake, at the other end OF
the table was topped with a NINA
tne bridal couple. The cake was
cut by Miss Camille Long and
punch was served by Mrs. I. D.
Kirk. Assisting in serving were 1sa-
bell McIllwain, Mary Bland, Mary
Elizabeth Johnson, Florence Apple
white, and Mary Carr Switzerland.
0ut-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Westbrook and
daughters Marion and Annie Lau-
RE, Of Jacksonville. Fla; Miss
RE, Of Jacksonville, Fla; Miss
Lena Rucker of Raleigh, Miss
Maude Westbrook of Raleigh, Clyde
E'Copely, Jr. of Durham, 1t. Glen
10y E. Grewe of Craig Field, Ala;
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Page, Jr., of
Langley Field, Va.
Among those entertaining the
bride prior to her marriage were:
Mrs. Ada Eagleson; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. J. F. APP
pAWhlte, Jr., Miss Maude West
brook, Mrs. E. W. Johnson, and
Mrs. |. D. Kirk.