The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
By ROBBIE cRUMP
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Matthews. wearing nile green,
of Wreford street. Miss Cathe-
rine Perkins. wearing golden
yellow, of Merrick street. and
Miss Maggie Adams. wearing
coral. of East Vernon Highway.
The gowns were OF lace and
Tale, with five tier skirts. lace
bodice and sleeves. sweetheart
rerkline and ballerina length.
Their headpieces were narrow
snug bands with sheer yelling.
The bridesmaids and matron OF
honor carried bouquets Of yell
low daisies. and wore white
satin shoes and single stran Of
pearls.
Little Darlyne Shepard of oath
street, granddaughter of Mrs. Lu-
ellie Pratt. donned a beautiful
aqua dotted swiss dress with a
Peter Pan collar trimmed with
lace and 'inv flowers around
hem of the skirt over a Grim
oline petticoat. Her dress was
accented with touches OF pink.
ard she wore pink satin sash,
pink socks, and black patent
i ppers
Her hair was styled in pony
tail and a pink ribbon was worn
on her head. all of which made
her one Of the seasons most
talked about flower girls
Charlie Branch of eBl'evue.
Mich was best man. Rev. Nil
ton c. Smith Of West Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Berry Evans Of
Monterey and M. Ralph
Branch of Bellevue. Mich.
were ushers.
They wore black tuxcdos. top
hats. gloves and carried black
canes. Rev. A. A. Banks per-
formed the ceremony. Mrs Mat
tie Evans and Miss Marie Lane
directed the wedding.
Miss Miriam Scott. sister o..
the bride sang. 20 Promise
Ne with NJ Alber, Walker a.
the organ Joining the newly
weds in the receiving line at
place of the reception and the
couples new residence were:
Nerna Woods 1923 Meldrum,
Mrs. Da:sv Mack Of Elmwood.
brides playmother Mrs. Mar
celia Williams. groom's mother.
no cane 70 the cry from Pen
sscola. Fla. for her sons we'd
dire and the bridal attendants.
TIE groom's mother wore a
rose colored dress II lace with
two tul.e panels in front, low
neckline and rhinestone accesSo-
rieS. Win a white carnaron cor
sage The groom is a graduate
q. New York Institute OF Pho
tographv and as You should
know oy now the very efficient
Tribune photographer,
The bride is graduate of
Lewis Business College and is
the Social and Civic" writer
for The Tribune and was con-
test ed tor of the recently
closed Popular Superinten-
dents" contest.
Both are active members of
Second Bspiist Church.
Hostesses serving were. Mrs.
PesS!e Major. Mrs. Vesser Jack
son. Mrs. D. c Williams. Ms.
Faith Hswkins. Miss Regina Nc
Kenz.e. niece Of the bride. Miss
Alberta Newklrk Mrs. Florence
Wa kins. Mrs. Robbie Crump
and Mrs. Otha Nelson and Mrs
Matte Harlan.
Among guests present were
Mrs. Lila Isascs VI ;. Fern Miles,
NJ. Never. Mr.. Fed Marrich.
brides employers. Mrs. Geor-
gina K Fields II Scotch street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest billiard Of
Mcclellan street. Mr. and Ms
Mckinley Jackson Of Wabash,
Mrs. Emma Greene Of Ecorse,
Mich and many others,
Little Patricia Mingo Of 1918
Dayl.s celebrated birthday last
Saturday. The little Miss who
just turned six. decided 10 in.
vite some friends in TO join the
party which consisted Of fun foi
al and plenty of goodies &c
eat.
Those who responded TO Pat:
in, itations were. Maurice Fay
son, Marie Loretta Lee. Debrs
and Gregory Martin, Billy Hill
Glynis Cullens, Len Caro-
Woods. Lydia and Conway Gil
bert. Geannette Welch, Ronald
and Regina Randall.
Patricia received some lovely
gifts. She is extremely happy
over the party as we'll as a re.
cent vacation to Chicago anc
Holly Springs, Miss. She resides
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie w. Butler Mrs
Butler is former dental nurse
in Holly Springs, Miss.
Mrs. Laniece Georgia McIn-
tosh Of Lawton, Okla, has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall of Bewich
street. Mrs. Mcintosh, who ha:
been in Lawton for two year:
while her husband. James, j.
stationed at Fort Sill, reported
an enjoyable months visit here
The grandparents are keeping
baby Mcintosh for the time