The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-20
Mildred HusseY,
Major Austin
We'd In Wallace
Wilmingtcnians Attend Love-
" Ceremony Held In Wal
lace Methodist Church

WALLACE - Oct. 10. Miss
vrd,ed Stark Hussey, daughter of
~. and Mrs. William L. Hussey,
Eaoame the bride of Major Orlo
Trrgine Austin, son of Mr.. and
WE H. Vernon Austin, of Yakima,
Washington, in a ceremony seolm-
wed At 8 o'clock Saturday even
;ro October 5, at the Methodist
.,I,~ca. The church was decorated
nth Kentia palms, wood Wardia
forns. Cebordiums and southern
,o,iav interspersed with candles
:. tall white senven-branched can
so,ahra. Family peWs were marked
Nth white flowers tied with white
=, in ribbons. The Rev. Charles T.
Rogers, pastor of the church, was
No officiating minister, and we'd
5.~o music was furnished by Mrs.
Fa1ard Stallings, pianist, Mr..
S+alIings. violinist, of Wilson, and
Robert ". Fields, vocalist.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father. wore a gown of white
arcbess satin, fashioned with fitted
bodice round neckline. The mar
ntisette yoke was outlined with a
n2tjff of hand sewn seed pearls,
and long fitted sleeves with points
aver the hand. The full skirt ended
~. long court train. She wore full
ierath veil of imported illusion,
witch fell from a tiara of seed
uearls and tuberoses. She carried
= s~emi-cascade bouquet of stepha-
notis and bouva-di shoWered with
Wanda Joaquin orchids, centered
With hybrid orchids. With white
horse hair and showered with
se2heaotis on narrow white satin
RIBBONS.
Her Only ornament was a string
6roaris, a gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Grace Hussey Carter, cou-
sin Of the bride, was maid-of-honor,
and Mrs. L. A. HigAsmith of Ra-
Ie.ga. was matron-of-honor.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Size Boney of Wilmington, cousin
Of The bride. and Miss Margaret
Ba,er of Bladenboro.
Tie attendants wore gowns OF
American beauty velvet, with
sweetheart neckline, bracelet
lercta sleeves, fitted waist and
FIJI skirts over Elizabethian hoops.
In their hair they wore haloes Of
matching tulle, and carried arm
bouquets of pink delight roses, blue
hybrid delphimum, lavender POM
pons, tied with blue : violet satin
ribbon. The maid-of-honor wore an
emerald green velvet gown made
on similar lines as other attend
ants with green tulle halo, and car
red flowers identical with the
bridesmaids.
Ii. Col. Robert Johns of Green
vile Army Air Base, Greenville,
S. C.. was the best man. The ush-
ers were William L. Eussey. Jr.,
brother of the bride, Leslie N.
Boaev, Jr.. and William ]. Boney,
Of Wilmington, cousin of the bride;
James L. Stark of Wilson, uncle
Of the bride. TIE groomsmen were:
Rufus W. Stark, uncle Of the bride,
Of Greenville, Nevin Wagner Of
Richmond. Va.
The brides mother wore a dress
Of flame azolea crepe with plume
motif Of fold and sapphire sequins,
sapphire blue elbow length gloves
and d waist corsage of flame split
carnations. deep blue delphimum,
looped with narrow gold ribbon.
Her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Edward Hussey Of Kin
son, wore black lace and a cor
sage Of g~ardenias.
Immediately after the ceremony.
the brides parents entertained at
reception in the community
hose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Cave
n2Qsh greeted the guests at the
oOor. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Morri-
son introduced them to the receiv-
ing line. which was composed Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Hussey,
ne bridal couple, the maid and
n3tron-of-honor and the briemaids.
Dr.. and Mrs. John D. Robinson
Introduced those in the second re-
eaFlng line who were: Rev. and
WIS. Charles T. Rogers. Mrs.
CaarleS E. Hussey, Kinston. Mr..
sAa Mrs. Leslie N. Boney, Charles
tBoney, Wilmington, Mrs. H. Mos