Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

10Th at four o'clock, the SalnC
Pauls Methodist church was the
scene of a beautiful wedding "nen
Miss Frances Gore became the
bride of Stephen A. Gideon.
Rev. Joseph F. Coble officlated
using the double ring ceremony.
Stately palms, fern and soutn a,
orn preenerv banked the chancel
and altar of the church to form
the background for the vows;
AGAINST the setting of graceful
oreenery were placed sin seven
branched candelabra holding up,
ripht burning tapers. lnterspelIseo
throughout the altar were lioor
baskets holding white ehrysantne-
MINIS and gladioli. Within the
cbnrch. handsome bows OF wnlte
ribbon, conferred with fern, marked
the family pews and those reserved
for special guests.
Prior to the nuptial hour, a pro-
cram of organ music was present.
ed bv Mrs. Lula P. Cox, aunt oi 5
the bride. Selections lncluoeu
~ iebestraum," by List, "The Ro-
sarv" by Nevin, "Poeme by
Thome and Because" by dHaf-
delot. During the ceremony She
nlaved "Clair de Lune" by De-
bTSsv and for the benediction The
Lords Prayer" by Molett. Inc
Traditional wedding marches were
nspd for the professional and re-
cessional. Vocalist was Miss Mary
Lon Cox, cousin of the bride, VINO
ing 20 Promise Me" by DehoV-
on and Il Love You Truly"
The bride, a charming brunette
entered with her father, 5: l.
Gore. who gave her in marriage
She was a picture of radiant beau
~ in her wedding gown OF 1alile'
Fashioned with peplum waist
line and round neck accented with
imported eyelet, with long sleeves
buttoned to points over the hands
The skirt flared to form tram,
over which fell a finger-tip veil
of illusion, held in place by. a
crown shaped corOnet. She carried
a bouquet of starlite roses cen
tered with an orchid, tied with
white maline, satin ribbon.
Miss Dorothy Fennel of Loris
and Lancaster who was the BRIDE 5
maid of honor, wore a gown Oh
blue net over taffeta. Bridesmaids
were Miss Helen Brown OF VII,
mineton, niece of the groom, ana
Miss Muriel White of Tabor City:
Miss Browns dress was pink net
over taffeta and Miss White wore
a dress, identical in style, OF cite
blue ret over taffeta.
The brides attendants carried
large arm bouquets of china chry-
santhemums tied with satin RIB,
bon, matching their gowns, and
wore a cluster of flowers IN their
hair.
Scooty Gore, nephew of the
bride. was ring bearer. He wore
a suit of navy with a white SHIRT
and handsome bow tie to match his
suit.
Bill Saunders of Wilmington
was the groom's best man. Usher
eroomsmen were James Gideon,
brother of the groom, of Whining
ton. and McCroy Gore, brother Of
the bride.
Mrs, S. T. Gore, mother of the
bride, was gowned in black and
wore a shoulder corsage OF white
carnations.
Mrs. Stephen A. Gideon Of Will
mington, the groom's mother, wore
a black dress and shoulder cor
sage of white carnations.
RECEPTION
Immediately following the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gore
entertained at a reception at their
residence.
The hostess greeted the guests
and presented them to the recelv,
ing line composed of the brida
party and the mothers of both the
bride and groom.
Mrs. LaRue Medlin invited the
guests into the dining room where
Mrs. o. V. Hicks presided ovel
he punch bowl. Mrs. Lula P. Co,
:erved cake after the bride ant
groom cut the first slice.
Mrs. Gary Cox of Boone wa
in charge of the brides registe
and Mrs. Dewey Cox heard tn
goodbyes.
The bridal motif was carried GU
in the flower arrangements in tn
rooms thrown ensuite. The dining
room table was covered with al
imported lace cloth, conferred wit
an arrangement of chrysanthe
NUNS, dahlias and tube roses
thanked by tapers in silver an
crystal candelabra. The three-tier
d wedding cake, topped by min
allure bride and groom, and tn
punch bowl were on opposite end
If the table.
Late in the evening the brid
and groom left for a wedding tril
20 Western North Carolina, afte
which they will be at home in Viii
ndngton.
For travelling the bride wore /;
smart fall suit of black witt