Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-22
Miss Anne Stuinbuck Is
BrideOfHubertP Parrish

The wedding of Miss Anne Wilson
Stainback, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clarence Stainbuck, of Hem
derson, and Hubert Lester Parrish,
of Birmingham, Alabama, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Monroe Parrish,
OF Greensboro, was solemnized in a
beautiful ceremony Wednesday aft
ernoon, August 81, at four o'clock
| at the First Baptist church in Hem
| derson. Rev. E. Norfleet Gardner,
pastor of the bride, officiatcd at the
| double ring ceremony.
White gladioli and white astcrs i'm
pedestal baskets composed the floral
| appointments in the church, which
was effectively lighted by white
cathedral tapcrs in wro .ght iron
candelabra.
Prior to the speaking of the VOW;
program Of nuptial music was
presented by Miss Frances Sattcr-
white, Soloist, and Billy Collins, or
ganlSt. Miss Saltcrwhitc. SAM, BE
cause and lat Dawning''. Tradi-
tional wedding marches were used
for the professional and rcccssiona!
Of the bridal party.
| The attractive bride entered th,.
church on the arm of her father. by
whom she was given in marriage.
They were met at the altar by tho
groom and his best man, Henry
Moss, of Henderson.
The white lace and net wcddinc
| gown of the bride was styled with "a
sweetheart nccklinc, lace bodice
long fitted sleeves and full net skirt
The sweetheart necklinc was &C.
sentcd by pearl clips and the long
fitted sleeves ended in points oven
he wrists. The basque waist joined
The full net skirt which fell in grace
,ul lines to slight train. Her double
veil OF illusion was caught to the
1eaddreSS of lace and illusion anCi
on each side were sprays of lilies
81 the valley. She carried a white
prayer book topped with q purple
hroatcd orchid and show cred with
white satin ribbons.
Attending the bride were her Sis
cr, Mrs. William J. Powell, of Hen
'erSon, and her cousin, Mrs. Jethr,
cffreSS, Of GAINESVILLE, Va. Mrs
lowell was attircd in lavender anu
Mrs. JeffreSs wore aqua. Both
ircsSes were net, fashioned with !.
wccthcart necklinc. becomingl,
hirrcd bodice, thrce-quarter lengti
iccvcs and full gathered skirt. ThCi
Matching headdresscS were made y
let and flowers. They carried bou-
iietS of mixed summer flowers tic;.
With matching ribbons.
Little Miss Becky Daniel and Mis-
'onnie Stainback, nicccs of tn,
ride, served rs flower girls. They
sore identical dresses of pink n
tylcd similarly to those of the othcl
attendants. Their headdrcsscs were
uffled in matching net. They ear
led pink baskets from which they
catered flower petals down the
aisle.
Ushcrs for the occasion were Der
Harrington and Glenn Powers. both
f Henderson, and Ii. Commander
". c. Stainback, Jr., of Camp Lc-
cunc, and Roscoe +. Stain5ack, o.
Burlington, brothers of the bride
Mrs. Stainback, mother of the
bride, wore light blue crepe dress
md black accessories. She used {.
black hat topped with blue feather.
nd her corSagc was pink roScbuds
| Mrs. Parrish, mother of the groom
vorc black dress with which she
rScd black accessories and cor
age of white roScbudS.
Immediately following the core
nony the brides parents entertain
ri at reception AT their home on
81 Montgomery street honorins III
bridal couple.
Mrs. T. L. Dale received at tn"
ioor and introduced the guests ia
he receiving line, composed of thu
BRIDAL party. parents of the bride
md mother Of the bridegroom.
The living room of the home was
decorated with mixed summer flow