Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-24

PauIs Catholic church in Hender-
son on Friday evening, August %,
at $3.50 o'clock Miss Molly Bugg Ell
lis. daughter of Mrs. Charles Earl Ell
lis and the late Mr.. Ellis, of Hender-
son, became the bride of James Leo,
nard Elliott, Of Coudersport, Pa, for
merly of Cornilg, N. Y, son OF Mrs
L. 8. Elliott and the late DIR. Elliott,
Of Coudersport, Pa. Rev James T.
King officiated at the ring ceremony
The bride chose as her wedding date
the tWenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary of her mother.
The VOWS were spoken before an
altar banked with cybotium ferns
and pedestal baskets of white gladioli,
white asters and eupharbia were ar
ranged on each side of the altar.
The altar rails were effectively en-
twincd with sprays of plumosa fern
and clematis.
Prior to the ceremony Allison
Douglas Allison sang, AVE Maria"
by Bach-Gorrod accompanied by
| Mrs. Alwyn p. Barnes at the organ
console. Mrs. Barnes used Mendels-
sohn's wedding march as the process
the occasional of the wedding party.
The bride. who was escorted and
give in marriage by her brother
Robert p. jones. wCic a gown of
ivory duchess satin fashioned with
princess bodice and high round yoke
of ninOn marquisette outlined with
Il satin drapery embroidered in bow
krot dcs igns Of seed pearls and
opalcSccnt beads forming dror
shoulder effect The dress was fas-
tened in the back with tiny satin
covered buttons and the long sleeves
ended in points over the hands, fit
tTg tightly about the wrists. The
full skirt extended from long torso
waiStiinc terminating in circular
cathedral train and her full Length
tWo-ticrcd veil CT misty French H.
fusion was caught to halo of pearl
lied orange blossoms. The br j d {
carried bouquet of brides roses anc
white asters conferred with a whit,
'purple-throated Orchid. shoWercd will
Fru?ch Maline and white satin.
Miss Mary Sue Edmonson. of Bas.
kerville and Richmond, Va, attended
her cousin as maid of honor She wa.
over pink taffcta and designed will
off the shoulder neckline ard /;
short cape edged with ruching tina
came TO point in front with a sof
bow of golf material. The full gath.
cred skirt was attached to moldec
bodice Her headdress was small
open crown hat of pink marquiSettC
edged with plcatcd ruffleS and tie
in the back with long streamers o.
the same material. She used Ion:
Ipirk marquisctte mittenS and car
ricd large colonial bouquet of mixec
summer flowers. with pink roses anc
l1Stcrs prcdOminating. tied with orchic
ribbons.
Miss Lucille White and Mrs. Ha
BisSctt. both of Henderson, wer,
bridesmaids and they wore dresses
IhcaddresSes and mittens identical {
that Of the maid Of honor. They
carried colonial bouquets of miXct
summer flowers tied with dubone
ribbons.
James White, CT Coudersport. wa
best man and usher-groomsmen were
Nelson +. Kelsey, of Staten Island
N. Y.
Mrs. Ellis, mother of the bride. wa
attired in dinner gown of slate
blue :repe that featured drapery a
the neck and waistline. She used {
pix feather hat, long white glove.
and purple orchid corsage. Tho
bridcgroom's mother. Mrs. Elliott
wore gold embroidered peacock
blue crepe dress with feather hat
long white gloves and an orchit
corsage.
Immediately following the tcre-
mony the mother of the bride enter
taincd at the West End Country club
at reception honoring the bridal
couple.
Greeting the guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. r w. Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs. N
F. Parham. Mrs. Annie Mae Nc.
1ntosh received at the entrance tc
'hc ball room and introduced tho
guests 10 the receiving line which
was COMPOSED Of Mrs. G. f.. Ellis
Mrs. l.. B. Elliott. the bridal couple
and the wedding attendants.
The entrance hall was decorated
with pink dahlias and over the door
were sprays of clematis. Burning
pix tapers in standards entwined
with ivy were placed at intervals
throughout the ball room and afford