The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
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Exchange Vows
In Home Scene

LUMBERTON, July II. Miss
Frances Judith Poole, daughter OF
the late DR.. c. T. Poole and Mrs.
Frances Rozier Poole of st. Pauls.
became the bride of Richard Wal
lace Warren, soa of Albert Ross
Warren and the late Mrs. Mabel
Spencer Warren of Roxboro, in a
ceremony at the home OF tae
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robert Poole, Sr., in
Lumberton, Tuesday, July y, at .
o'clock. The Rev. r. L. Alexander,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, performed the single-rlng
ceremony in the presence OF oo
members of the families and
friends.
Musicians we're Mrs. Stamps Hall
of St. Pauls. pianist, and Miss An
ME Lea Rose of Chapel Hill, SOLO
ist.
Bride Enters With Uncle
The bride entered with her uncle
J. R. Poole, ST., by whom she
was given in marriage. She wore
a wedding gown of Chantilly lace,
its fitted bodice featuring a yoke
of illusion and puffed sleeves. He1
f~ingertip veil of illusion fell from
a coronet of seed pearls, and she
carried a bouquet of brides roses
and stephanotis conferred with 6
purple-throated orchid.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was her sister, Miss Madge
Poole of St. Pauls, who wore ar
off-the-shoulder model of white net
over taffeta, with bodice of chan
lilly lace. She carried a bouquet
of mixed flowers in pastel shades
and wore a spray of white carna'
tons in her hair. The bridegroom
was attended by his brother-in
law, William Hester Of Roxboro
as best man.
Mrs. Warren was graduated from
the Woman's College of the Uni
| versity of North Carolina and TO.
| the past several years has laugh
! in the Roxboro school. The groom
| served with the 440th Group G
[ the Troop Carrier Command 10
four years, two years of that tim
! in the European Theatre. He is no,
I flight instructor at Warren Brother
! Airfield in Roxboro, where tn
! couple will be at home.
\ For travelling Mrs. Warren wor
] a brown %gabardine suit with brow
accessories and the orchid fror
her bouquet.
Informal Reception
Immediately after the ceremon
Mr.. and Mrs. Poole entertaiae
! at an informal reception. Guest
were invited to register by Colon,
and Mrs. w. C. Hammond, Jr
I and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Sc;
well received in the dining room
! Mrs. F. P. Gray poured punch
. which was served by Misses Brydi
Grantham, Dorothy Pophal an
Helen Seawell, all of St. Pauls, an
Jean Howard of Hartford.
= On Monday evening followin
rehearsal Mrs. Malcolm Seawe
and Mrs. w. C. Hammond, Jr
were hostesses at the home of tn
former at the cake-cutting. Mrs
j. R. Poole, Sr., sliced the cake.
Miss Mary Alice Wilson. daugh
ter of MI. and Mrs. j. L. Wilso
of Tar Heel, was married to Natha.
Bryant Singletary, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. F. A. Singletary of Tar Hee.
on June 80 in Dillon S. C. At HON
Tar Heel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curley Prevatte @
Lumberton announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Doroth,
Mae, to Major Frederick j. Sil
vey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic.
q. Silvey of San Antonio, Texas.
Two social courtesies honore,
MISS Betty Blount Austin of Char
lotte, bride-elect of August, VIII
was visiting her grandmother, Mrs
D. P. Shaw, in Lumberton. Mrs
William F. French of Lumberto,
and Mrs. Charles E. Leigh, Jr.
of Fayetteville entertained at
luncheon at the home of the1
mother, Mrs. Lloyd Mcmillan. Tn
honoree was presented a gift @
silver, and Miss Mary Caldwell
Parker, %bride-elect, and h e
houseguest, Miss Virginia Guthri
of Camp Gordon, Ca, we're re
membered with gifts.
Misses Kathleen Phillips an,
Jane Carter were hostesses at
coca-cola party at the home of tn
former honoring Miss Austin. Mrs
Z. H.. Phillips assisted in enter
tanning. Miss Austin and Miss Par
ker were remembered with gifts.
Misses Mary and Ruth Moor
gave a luncheon at the home o
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Cut