Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-08-31
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bridegroom was at one end Of the
table and two punch bowls decor
ated with gren cry and white
flowers, were on the opposite end
MIS-. c. L. Chestnut, cousin OF
the bride. Of Conway served cake
after the bride and bridegroom
cut the first slice. and Mrs. Sam
Glover of Raleigh. and Ms. A. v
Elliott. Jr. cousins of the bride
presided at the punch bowls. Miss
Tommie Lee Gregg of Florence
Miss Anita Fonvielle. Mrs. James
Scott and Mrs. Eva Inman assist.
ed : serving minis, nuts and
bridal ices.
Mrs. George d. Pasteu" Of
O'Cala. Fla, presided over the
brides book.
Ms. Deland Leonard. cousin OF
the bride and Mrs. S. T. Rogers
greeted guests on the porch. Ms
.Maye W. Stevenson received
guests at the door and introduced
them to the receiving line com
wood of tho brides mother. the
bridegroom's parents and the we'd
ding party.
Immediately following the re.
ception the bridal couple left for
a weddi g trip after which they
will be at home at 1107 Sixth st :.
in Durham. For travelling the
bride wore a Handmacher suit OF
navy blue with matching acces-
so; les and an orchid bouquet at
he. shoulder.
Rehearsal Party
Following the rehearsal party
Friday evening Mrs. n. X. Currie
and Mrs. Joseph F. Coble enter
tanned at the forme:'s homo for
the wdding party. families and
out-of-town guests.
The Currie home was beautiful
" decorated :. arrangements OF
bridal flowers and buining tapers.
The dining room table was ove~-
laid with a lace cloth conferred
with a floral arrangement offset
by crystal candelabra holding tall
tapers thanked in flames. A two
TERED cake bearing two hearts was
at one end of the table and the
crystal lime ice bowl was at the
opposite o'd. Dainty arrange.
ments of greenery and white
flowers were used around the
bowl and cake.
Mrs. Ccble served cake after
the bride-elect and the bride
gcoom-elect cut the first slice and
Mrs. Doc Bruton served lime ice;
Mrs. Currie assisted at the table
and served minis.
About thirty five were in at
tendance.
Luncheon
MIS-. Wayne Baxter entertained
at luncheon at her home Satur-
day honoring Miss LYMAN and
her attendants. Arrangements OF
mixed flowers made an attractive
setting for the occasion.
Handsome white covers were
used on the tables set for four
Weddig bell cards marked the
places for each guest and a white
satin bow on Miss Hyman's chair
designated her place.
Covers were laid for the hos
tess. Miss Hynaap. Mrs. Jack B
Hyn6an Miss Agnes Fonvielle. Miss
Betty Kelly. Miss Eloise Elliott
Miss Mnnteen Winstead, and Mrs
Walter. F. Cox.
The hostess p escnted the bride
elect with a gift of crystal in he
chosen patte;,. aand Miss Hymar
presented gifts to each member
of the wdding party.
Coca-Cela Party
Mrs. Billy Dorman and Mrs
James o. Graham, Jr.. of Loris en-
tertained with a cuca-cola hou" a
the formers hone on Thursda,
morning at 1920 in honor Of Mis-!
Hyman. Lovely arrangements o
mixed flowers were used through
out the rooms thrown G. suite foI
the occasion.
The honoree received four fiv'
o'clock teaspoons in her silrei
plate pattern, gift from the hes
tesSeS.
Coca-colas, sandwiches, u
| cakes minis and nuts were SerVet
to the following guests: Mise:
Martha Helen Westmcreland
| Anita Fonvielle: Mesdames Edwin
Wight, Wa,re Baxter, l e
Hughes. Joe Coleman, ana Clauo
En,-d