St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25
Hunt Thomas
Nuptials Held Al
PILGRIM Baptist

Pilgrim Baptist
Miss obcdia Hunt and Harry
Thomas OF Huron. $, D., eNchang-
ed marital vows on Saturday eve
ming. June 10. at Pilgrim Baptist
church in a beautiful and impress
sive double ring ceremony. The
bride, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
rayton Hunt, aos Carroll Az, was
a portrait of grace as she walked
down the aisle on the arm OF her
father,
Nuptial music was played by
Sidney Williams and proceeding
the ceremony. Bradford Benner
sang. AT Dawning," Peonies and
cybouum ferns were on the altar
and seven branched crystal can
delabras with white candles
thanked each side Rev Floyd
Massey. Jr., read the vows.
The bride was lovely in her
gown of off-white slipper satin
and lace. with fitted bodice and
long buttoned sleeves tapered to
points over her hands. Self-cover-
ed button fastened the bodice from
neck line 10 waist and the full
billowing skirt OF satin was
fashioned with a diagonally cut
yoke. ending in cathedral train.
She wore a finger tip veil with a
crown OF tulle trimmed with seed
pearls Her icwelry was pearls and
she wore white brocaded opera
pumps with French heels.
Mrs Betty Jean pullum, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor,
She wore an exquisite gown OF
yellow nylon net OF ballcrina
length with a matching cap, nylon
mitts and yellow brocadcd opera
slippers. The bridesmaids, the
Misses Shirley Sayies, Louise
Nash and Estelia Gray wore dres-
scs designed identically to that of
the matron of honor. They carried
bouquets OF tiny orchid gladiolas
and yellow tea roses with n bow
in the center of net.
The brides bouquet was OF yell
low tea roses with white satin
streamers Little SharrHtta Mae
Hunt. sister of the bride was the
flower girl. She wore a beautiful
floor length dress OF white net and
carried n Colonial bouquet Of nose
gays and sweet peas.
Serving ms best man was Darn
aid Day. Sr, Ushers were; Leroy
Cunningham. Ronald Jones and
Carey Hill. Darnald Day Jr., who
was the ring bearer wore a for
NAL suit and carried the rings on
pillow Of white satin.
Mrs. Hunt, mother OF the bride
was attractively gowned In n
pink nylon net dress, trimmed
with matching taffeta,
Immediately after the ceremony
the reception was held in Fellow.
ship Hall On the attractively ar
ranged table with ornate hand
crocheted cloth was a four TERED
wedding cake with the bride and
groom ornament at the top. Miss
Patricia Dodd was in charge OF
the reception. The cake was cut
by Mrs. Luella Brown, Mrs,
Beatrice Reed was in charge of
the gifts, Others who helped with
the reception were the Mines.
Moses Knott ST., Pink Grant, Eva
Day, Iona Hampton and Miss
Elvira Bailey.
Also helping were John Dorsey
Jr.. Darnald Day Sr, and Mrs,
Ida Murphy Mrs. Walter Reed,
sr. attended the guest book.
Among out-of-tOwn guests were
Howard Hunt. brother Of the
bride, who Ia home on furlough:
!. c. Thomas. father Of the groom
Of Huron, S. D.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Dominick OF Huron, S. D.:
Mrs. f.. ID. Pierson OF Chicago, T.
A. Pinkston. Atlanta, Ga, and
many others.
Following the ceremony an
after party was held at the home
Of the bride. s0s Carroll Az.
The bride and groom left on
Sunday morning, for short
honeymoon In Huron, 8. d, They
motored and the bride chose for
her travelling outfit, peach
ship N Shore" casual cotton,
trimmed with green and white ac-
cessorieS. The Thomas will re-
turn next week and viii reside AZ
1912 Marshall Az.
Mrs Estella Dorsey was In
charge Of church decorations and
Mrs Jansbclle NJ Taylor super
vized the wedding
Of Mrs Ida Taylor. 526 Emerson