The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-31
Miss Crow Becomes
Bride Of Lieut.. Reynolds
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dies centered with a lovely ar
rangement CT white flowers. The
peWs OF the church were each mark
ed by clusters of Easter lilies loop
ed with sheer white ribbon. While
the guests were assembling and
during the service a program of
nuptlal music was rendered by
John E. Pfeil, church organ1st.
Among his selections were Liebest-
raum and Evening Star from Tam
hauser and the traditional process.
slonal by Wagner and Mendlessohn.
Miss Crow chose as her maid-of
honor her sister, Miss Fannie Crow
and another sister, Mrs. Harry
Stovall, Jr., for her matron-of-
honor. Misses Jane and Mary Bon
ner Reynolds, sisters of the bride
groom, Miss Fanny Davis of Hous-
ton, Texas, and Miss Marguerite
Worth of Raleigh, were brides
made. Little Miss Nancy Fairfax
Stovall, of Wilmington, niece of the
bride, was flower girl. They wore
identical gowns of white ninion
with white lace outlining the square
neckllnes and cap sleeves, extreme
ly full flowing skirts trimmed at
the waistline with leaf green satin
ribbon. They carried exquisite arm
bouquets of Easter lilies tied with
leaf green ribbon featuring long
streamers. They wore identical
headgears of white ribbon with
short net yelling. Little Miss STOW.
all wore an Identical gown in mini
ature design and carried white
flowers in miniature net basket
trimmed with dainty white flowers.
Lieut.. Reynolds had as his best
man his brother, B. Bradford Rey-
nolds, Jr., of Forest Hills, New
York. Groomsnen were Bonner H.
Thomason, Jr., of Fayetteville,
Harry c. James, Oscar Peck, DR..
Ramsey Weathersbee, Jr., and
Thomas G.. Lynch while the ushers
were Harry W. Stovall, Jr., and
Lindsey Russell Moss of New York.
Miss Crow entered the church
and was given in marriage by her
brother, Emmet Polk Crow, Jr., of
Houston, Texas. She wore bridal
gown of candlelight antique satin
designed from the Edwardian peri
cd featuring long fitted sleeves held
with covered buttons and trimmed
! in Duchess lace. The tight fitting
basque, with a heartshape neckline
trimmed with Duchess lace, termi-
mated both in the front and back
with soft gathers at the waist. The
bouffant skirt, sWirled into a sweep
ing train which was developed in a
veil of misty illusion. Her veil fell
from fan-shape halo of matching
lace. She carried bouquet of
white lilacs conferred with white
orchids.
Mrs. Crow, mother of the bride,
wore black gown and a shoulder
corsage of purple orchids while
Mrs. Reynolds, mother of the bride
groom, wore beige crepe gown
trimmed with gold and a corsage
of orchids.
Immediately following the cere-
mony reception was held at the
Cape Fear Country club. The entire
upper floor of the clubhouse was
decorated in palms and native
greenery and white flowers. The
mantel, banked il greenery, held
center arrangement of white
stock, snapdragons and carnations
and tWo-branched silver candeTabra
holding tall white tapers. The long
brides table, laid with an exquisite
imported lace cloth, was centereo
with a large silver container hold
ng white snapdragons, stock, car
nations and gysophilia. F v e
branch silver candelabra holding
tall white burning tapers thanked
the ring shaped wedding cake
which held a cluster of lilies Of
the valley in the center. Through.
out the evening punch was served
from a beautifully appointed table
holding two large silver bowls al
either end centered with tall five.
,branched silver candelabra. Serv.
ing punch during the evening were:
Mrs. Louis B Orrell, Mrs. A. S.
Williams, Mrs. Thomas H. Wright,
Mrs. J. Goodlett Thornton, Mrs.
Richard Andrews, Mrs. Harry STOW.
all, Sr., and Mrs. Robert c. Davis
of Houston, Texas.
Following the reception Lieut..
Reynolds and his bride left for a
wedding trip to Florida and Texas.
Mrs. Reynolds wore for travel a
spring suit of brown and beige
with matching brown accessories
and a corsage of orchids. Follow
ing their wedding trip they will
reside il Texas where Lieut.. Rey-
nolds will be stationed at Fort Sam
Houston.
The bride, popular younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Crow,
received her education at the Kin
caid School in Houston and St.
Mary's school in Raleigh. She is a
member of the Houston Junior
League, Girls Cotillion in Houston
and the Spinsters Dance club in
Wilmington.
Lieutenant Reynolds, son of Mr..
and Mrs Reynolds of Wilmington,
is a graduate of the University of
North Carolina and the University