The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Paige-Felton
Vows Spoken
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the hands. Her finger-tip veil of
illusion fell from a tiara Of pearl
lied orange blossoms. She carried
a bouquet of brides roses, gardeni
as, asters and stephanots.
Mai1-Of-Honor
Miss Violet FELTON,, sister of the
bride, was maid-ofhonor and wore
a gown of green net over taffeta
with elbow length gloves and a
headdress of matching net. Her
bouquet was Of mixed summer
flowers tied with yellow satin rib
bon.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Barbara Parker. Allie Mitchell Dill
day and Nancy Dilday Of Ahoskie,
Miss Grace Evans of Harrellsville,
Misses Anne Beasley and Lillian
Calls of Colerain, Mrs. Joseph P.
Macarthur of Red Springs and Mrs.
Russell Fiske of Harrellsville. They
were attired in identical gowns Of
net over t%affeta. four being gown
ed in pink and four in blue. They
carried bouquets of mixed summer
flowers tied with matching bows.
The brides mother wore q dress
OF black lace with matching acces-
sories and a corsage of pink rose
buds.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a dress of black sheer with match
ing accessories and a corsage OF
white rosebuds.
Reception Held
Immediately following the cere-
mony the parents of the bride en-
tertained at 4 reception at their
home for relatives, out of town
guests and the bridal party.
Following the reception the cou-
pie left for a wedding trip. For
travel the bride changed to a white
and black linen dress with white
accessories. Her corsage was OF
brides roses lifted from her bou-
quet.
Mrs. Paige is a graduate Of East
Carolina Teachers college. Green
vile, and Cor the past year was
a member of the faculty of Brad
ley's Creek school. Wilmington.
Mr.. Paige is a graduate Of Green
vile High school. He was dis
charged from the Naval Reserve
in December after serving in the
Pacific for eighteen months.
Parties
Mrs. Arden Tucker ST., Of Roc
ky Mount, aunt of the bride, enter
tanned the bridal party and a few
friends Immediately following the
rehearsal. at the home Of the bride.
The bride was honored Tuesday
afternoon, June Is, at a miscel-
lanecus shower, given by Mrs. G.
W. Barker and Miss Cora FELTON,
Bass at the Colerain Community
house. The house was decorated
throughout with mixed summer
flowers. Punch, cookies, sandwich
es, nuts and minis were served.
AN &c AFSC1tCQ q XII dt lIldlly
beautiful and useful gifts.
The bride was entertained at a
Coca-Cola party by several Of her
bridesmaids in the home Of Miss
Anne Beasley Wednesday, June rs.
The house was beautifully Gecorat-
ed with mixed summer flowers in
the bridal motif. The honoree was
presented with two lovely blown
glass vases. Those attending we're:
Misses Allie M. Dilday, Anne Beas-
ley. Lillian Calls, Grace Evans,
Barbara Parker. Violet FELTON,, Lu-
cy Smith. Jean White. Margie Rae
Harrell, Mrs. J. C. Beasle7, Mrs.
Arden Tucker, Mrs. Russell Fiske.
Mrs. Robert Perry.
Complimenting the bride. Mrs.
Russell Fiske and Mrs. Joseph
Macarthur of Red Springs, enter
tanned at a three course dinner
at the home Of Mrs. Cecil S. Fair
less Of Harrellsville, on Wednes-
day evening, June rs. The house
was decorated with mixed summer
flowers and the table was CENTER
ed with an arrangement Of gar
denias and flanked by candelabras.
A corsage OF g%ardenias and a gift
OF silver In the bride-elects chos-
en- pattern was presented to the
honoree. Among those guests pre-
sent were Misses Lucy N. Smith
Of Lemon Springs, Allie M. Dilday
and Barbara Parker of Ahoskie,
Lillian Calls, Anne Beasley and
Violet FELTON,, OF Colerain, and
Grace Evans of Harrellsville.
The bride honored- her brides
maids, s%oloist. and mistress of
ceremony at a luncheon at the
Manhattan cafe in Ahoskie on
Thursday. Places were marked by
gifts from the bride-elect.