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HOYLE-MOSS WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED' SATURDAY I
EVENING
in a ceremony of beauty anil dig- j
ait.v, Miss Mildred Moss became Uio]
- uride of George Lewis Hoyle, Jr.,
at the Presbyterian Church oil Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock, with the
. Hi-. P. i>. Patrick, pastor of U)e
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Evergreens and palms were arn.
i Wtol.WUfHli 'MlWuffllfJtlf Mfml>I"
factlve background - for tbe baskets!
of double fever few and Madouua
lilies. Cathedral tapers in aovenbranched
candelabra completed a
" beautiul setting for tbe impressive
ceremony.
A program of nuptial- music Was]
rendered by William Lee Macllwlneii
of Fayettevllle, organist, and Mrs.
Paul M. Neisler, of Kings Mountain,
slater of the bride, soloist. Mrs.
Neisler was gowned in nile greyn
chiffon and wore a corsage of pink
roaes. She saug "Still Wle Die
Watch," by Carl Bohm, and at the
conclusion of the ceremony, she
aang as an impressive benediction,
''O Perfect Love," by Mendelssohn.
Mr. Macllwlnen played "Agnus Die.'
by George Bizet and "Estrelllta, by
M. M. Ponce.
The traditional Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin, by Wagner, was
used as a processional and the Wed
ding March from Mendelssohn's
"Midsummer Night Dream, was play
ed as a recessional. jDuring the cere
mony, Mr. Macilwlnen played soft
ly. "First Movement," from A. Rubenstein's
''Kairherlo Ostrow.
The ushers were George Moss,
brother of the bride, Paul Neisler,
Jr., aetphew of the bride, both of
Kings Mountain; Charles Wells, Jr.
of Shelby, cousin of tbe bridegroom,
and J. L.. Suttle, Jr., also of Shelby,
Bridesmaids were Miss Helen Hay
of Kings Mountain and Miss Marietta
Hoyle of Shelby, sister of the
bride-groom. They wore pink silk
net, over satin, appliqued In blue rib
bon and carried fan-shaped arm bou
quels of blue delphinium, tied with
pink net.
Mrs. E. A. Smith, Jr., sister of
the bride, suatron-of-honor, was
gowned in canary yellow silk net,
appliqued with -blue ribbon. She
carried a fan-shaped bouquet of blue
delphinium and snapdragons tied
with yellow net.
Miss Sara Kate Ormand, cousin
of the bride, was maid-of-honor. She
wore blue net appliqued with pink
ribbon and carried a fan-shaped arm
bouquet of pink carnations and blue
delphiniums. The dreaaea of the
brides maids, matron-ofhonov and
maid-of-honor were fashioned similarly
with quaint full skirt and short
puffed sleeves.
Tbe bride entered with her brother,
Nicholas Moss, who gave her in
marriage. She was exquisitely lovely
in her wedding gown of white net
with trimming of narrow lace end
posed over taffeta. The gown was
fashioned with sweetheart neck line
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and puffed sleeve, with gauntlets ex
tending to thu waist. The fitted bodice
had back, closing with tiny satin
covered buttons. The full skirl ended
in a graceful traliu The veil ol
bridal illusion was bordered with
lirusvls twee and fell the full length
of train. It was worn with coronet
covered with seed pearls and
I tiny orange blossoms. Her flowers
i were bi idal mxes. sho'vejed y < ??
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The bridegtoom had us his best
inau, his brother, John llo>le, of
i Shelby.
T1j?? mother of the bride, Mrs.
II. X. Moss, wore black silk iiiarquiM
tlc?, appliqued in black taffeta and
a shoulder corsage of white rose
buds.
Mrs. Fratik. Hoyle. Sr.. mother of
the bridegroom was "gowned in
Alice blue lace with shoulder corsage
of talisman roses.
RECEPTION
immediately following the wedding
a reception was held ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler,
on Gaston street. The house was
decorated with a profusion of garden
flowers, roses predominating.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Northcutt.
the.* latter a sister of the brio*;
greeted the guests at the entrdnde.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay he Blaekmer fereived
in the hall and introduced /to
the receiving line composed of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Neisler, Mr*. Henry
Moss, Mrs. Prauk Hoyle, sr., this,
bride and bride groom, Mrs. >E. A.
1 Smith, Jr., Miss Sara Kate Ounand.
Miss Helen Hay, Miss Martha Hoyle
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Neisler directled
guests to the morning room on
the second floor, where the gifts
Were displayed. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
| ormuud and Mr. and Mrs. George
l^attlmore presided in the gift room.
Mr. and Mrs. .Halbert Webb directed
guests to the dining room, where
the bridal colors white and green
were used. The taible was laid with
a cloth of Italian cutwork and centered
with a large crystal bowl of
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mien, icver lew, ruies nuu uauy s
breath. At the ends were cut glass
vases tilled with the same flowers.
On the mantel white flowers were
arranged in cut glass cornucopias.
Bridal ices and cakes decorated
with valley lilies were served. Mints
decorated with orange blossoms,
were passed. Those assisting in sert
ving were Mrs. Harry Warren, Mr^
Bill Thomson, Mrs. Caswell Tayloa;
Misses Sara Lee Harrill, Mary Mitchell,
Sara Allison, and Margaret
Smith,. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neisler directed
guests to the library, where Miss
ituby Kalis and Miss Jett Hlouk pre
sided at the bride's register.
Goodbyes yere spoken by Mr. and
Mrs. George Moss, at the east door
Mrs. Hoyle is the youngest dau
gbter of Mrs. Henry Nicholas Moss
and the late Mr. Moss. She attended
Kings Mountain High School
and Greensboro College for Women,
Greensboro, N. C. For several years
she has been a member of the Park
Grace School faculty. She is a young
woman of charm and has a wide clr
cle of friends. Since the announcenient
of her engagement, she has
been extensively entertained.
The bridegroom It a son if Mr. and
Mrs. Frank L. Hoyla, Sr., of Shelby
He was educated at the Shelby High
School and North Carolina State Col
lege, where be was a member of
the Slgiha PI Spsllon fraternity. He
now holds a position with tha Ffrst
Federal 8avings and Loan Association
of Burlington.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyle will be at home in Burlington.
Mrs. Hoyle wore for traveling
smart sheer crepe ensemble, In neutral
shade with trimming bands *n^
blouse In eharteute and soft glrdn
In geranium red. Her corsage was di
geranium red roses. >
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. REHEARSAL PARTY AND
CAKE CUTTING
j -Members of the Hoyle-Moss bridal
party were entertained ut a icheari
! sal party ami cake 'cutting tit tli?J
I llume of. the" bride'* pio>thcr, .Mr.*. H.
. N. Moss" on Friday evening.
laivvly par den flowers were arranged
tbioughout the ItOuse and
iii the uttilnp room, the bridal motif
The ring. thimble, dime and oth
r wedding symbols attached to nut'
.-w white satin ribbons, were hidlucti
m the bell-shaped wedding cake
liecorailoti* of white sweet peat*
and fever few and a iniiUature' bride
and groom approaching a gate
which stood ajar, completed the
table appointments.
Sandwiches, tea and cake was
served.
Those present other than the bri
dal party, were Mr." ahd Mrs. Kalph
Northcuit of Dalton, Ga., Mrs. Lec
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<iiiiauii runs auu .mibs kud)' rails or
Chieopee, Ga., house guests of the
hostess.
BRIDGE PARTY FOR BRIDE^
' Mrs. John Gamble was hostess at
three tables of bridge at her home
on West Mountain street.
The party was given as a compliment
to Miss Elizabeth Ware, brideelect.
Mrs. T. W. Grayson, nee Miss
Maxine Hoggs, bride of last Saturday,
shared honors'with Miss Ware.
^"Miss Faye Mauiiey was pfesenteiV
prize for high score. Miss - Miss
Elizabeth Ware, Mrs. T. W. Grayson
Miss Louise Anthony of Lincolnton
and Mrs. Lawrence Lohr of Raleigh
were each presented gifts.
During the afternoon refreshing
punch was served and at the coselusion
of the game ice cream add
cake was served. \
Guests included Miss Elizabeth
Ware, Mrs. Grayson, Miss Louise
Anthony, of Lincolnton. Mrs. Lawrence
Lohr of Raleigh; Misses Octavia
Crawford, Ava Ware, Mitchell
Williams, Maude Williams. Frances
Hordy Faye Mauney Dorothy Patterson
and Mrs. John McGiil.
amOE-ELECT HONORED
7 Miss Mitchell Williams was hos!
tess at seven tables of bridge and
additional tea guests at the Womans
Club on Monday afternoon, the party
given as a compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Ware, whose marriage
toboa nlacA trtrfav
*?*_JThe club lounge "was decorateu
with summer flowers.
The honoree was presented an attractive
gift and Mrs. John McOUl
was presented prize for high score.
A tempting salad course with accessories
was served to the following
guests: Misses Elisabeth Ware,
Annie Mae Ware, Ava Ware, Mary
Prances Hord, Dorothy Patterson,,
Martha Prances McOill Faye Mauney,
Penny Carpenter, Eva Plonk,
Eva Mae 8uber, Prances Plonk,
Mary Sue McGinn Is, Octavla Crawford,
Nina Jackson, Gusste Huffstetler,
Maude Williams and Helen Williams;
Mesdames John McGiU, John
Gamble, B. N. Bames.Fred Stallworth,
Holland Dixon, Paul Hendricks,
W. R. Craig, Aubrey Clay,
Ovid Morris Claude Hambright,
Hugh Ormand, L P. Stowe, Arnold
Riser, C. P. Elatn, Luther Ware and
W. A. Williams,
Out-of-town guests included Miss
Louise Anthony of Llncolnton, Miss
es Nancy Brwin and Elizabeth Elliott
of Charlotte.
^MCiTESS TO STUDY CLUB
/ Mrs. P. O. Hatterree was hostess
to members of the study Club and
i Invjlued guests entertaining at her
' home nn Osld street Tuesday after
s, noon. The house was arranged wltt
"lovely mixed flowers..
1 r Mrs. W. K. Crook had charge ol
the {urogram which was a part of s
course of study on Famous Women
Mrs. B. N. Barnes told of the <<Ora
clous Lady," Sara Delano Roose
velt, and Mrs. Charles Campbell talk
ed on the life of Mrs. Eleanor Roose
velt as given In "This Is My Story.1
written by the first lady. The pro
gram was concluded with the song,
Ood Bless America.
The hostess assisted by Mrs
Bright Ratterree served delicious re
freshmen ts.
Invited guests included Mesdamei
E. L Campbell, J. M. Patterson, J
O. Plonk, N. F. Watterson, Lona Mc
GUI, Bright Ratterree, Fleming,Ran
seur and Miss Willie Ellerbe.
?WTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 0oo|
or, Tuesday, Jane It. a daughter
Mrs. Cooper sad baby are in a Oban
lotto Hospital.
D THURflpAT, JUNE 20. 1040
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
AT- SHOWER \
/iMrs. N. K. McOlU entertained at a '
parly and shower on Monday evening
honoring Mlsa Elisabeth Ware,
^dtrlde of the week. . *'
^tluests Included members of tSe
choir of Hovce Memorial A. R. P.
Church and a few additional guests
Miss Ware was presented a show
er of attractive and useful gifts.
Tempting refreshments were see
v? d.
BtmAM RANDLE WEDDING.
f A wedding of cordial interest t<
i their friends throughout the counf
t 'i?>k place in Shelby Friday evt
enlng hi R o'clock when Mlsi Velina
Sai.lu I Putnam became- lie bride of
.Iclii. Puller Randl'V jTlle mnrriiige
took pliicc. at the homo t?f the-Rev. j
.i Hu >i r? j an .Maunuy. w'.in ihe
Hpv Mr. M annoy |>< - rf >rnri iik the
'Mil,, ">i IU fH. fl'.T.'lt
the immediate families i\itnesscil
the service.
The bride wore a modish frock of
navy hlue lace with white accessories
and a corsage of pittk rose buds
and valley lilies. ' Mrs.
T(andl>i an attractive .-and
popular girl, is a daughter of Mr.
and Mm \V. Hill Putnam of Kings
Mountain, and a sister-of Miss Ruth
Putnam oi Shelby. She is a graduate
of Kings Mountain high schooV
and has been working in the office
ot Dr. W. L. Ratnseur in Kings
Mountain.
The bridegroom, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Randle of Kings Mountain.
is a graduate of the Grover
h.igh school, and also of a mechanical
school in Memphis. Tenn. He Is
s now working at the Nelsler Mills fn
^<ings Mountain.
, Mr. and Mrs. Randle left after the
peremonv for a wedding trip through
the mountains. They will make
(their home with Mr.' and Mrs. J. A.
fRandlo of Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Ralph Northcutt and childI
ren of Daltonv Ga., are vl siting relatives
in Kings Mountain.
BRIDE HONORED
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Gamble and Grady Patterson were
hostesses at three tables of bridge
entertaining at the home of the for
mer on Fridey evening. The party
was given in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Ware, bride of this week.
Bowls Of mixed flowers were ai
ranged in the living room and dining
room.
The honoree was presented a gift
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