Page t-MmitOB-HERALD-Tuesday, April IB, 1V17
Burtons Wed In Saturday Ceremony
MRS. QARMON W. BURTON JR.
(Victarla Timber lake)
Bride-Beet Feted
At Bridal Shower
MIm Kathy Wright,
whose wedding to Chuck
Dover of Yori(, S. C., takes
place Hay 1, was honored
Saturday evanlng at a
bridal shower given by
Mrs. Calvin Hughes at her
home on KaOierlne Street.
The 16 guests showered
the bride-to-be with gifts of
lingerie.
A color note of pink and
white featured decorative
details and refreshments.
Overlaid with lace over
pink, the refreshment
table held a pink and white
arrangement with sliver
appointments. Pink punch
was served with cake
squares, cheese and
sausage balls, and pink
and white mints.
Miss Wright was given a
shoulder bouquet to wear
with her party drees and a
trousseau gift from the
hosteeses.
Miss Wright Honored
At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Kathy Wright,
whoee wedding to Charles
Dover, Jr. of York, S. C.
takes place May 1, was
honored Saturday evening
at a bridal shower hosted
by Mrs. Jeriy Dover, aunt
of the bride groom-to-be. In
York, S. C.
Ouests showered the
honoree with
miscellaneous household
glfto.
A color motif of green
and white featured
decorative details and
refreshments. Party
pickups. Including cheese
balls, nuts, and cake
squares were served with
punch from silver ap
pointments.
SpeelsU guests Included
the bride-to-be’s mother,
Mrs. James R. Wright; her
grandmother, Mrs. Sidney
Short; her future mother-
in-law, Mrs. Charles
Dover, Sr.; Mrs. Calvin
Hughes of Kings Mountain,
Mrs. Ann Gllfllllan of
HickoryOrove, S. C., Mrs.
Mary Peterson, Mrs.
Robert Petterson and Mrs.
Edith GllfUllan, all of
Blacksburg, S. C.
Mias Victoria Umber-
lake and Oarmon Walter
Burton, Jr. were married
Saturday, April 16, at 12:80
in the Carvers Creek
United Methodist Church
in Csuwers, North Caro
lina. The Rev. William
Ruth, brother-in-law of the
bride, and the Rev.
Charles Moore, pastor of
the bride, officiated.
The bride was given In
marriage by her father.
Mr. Burton was his eon’s
best man.
The bride’s formal
length gown with attsu:hed
chapel train was of Ivory
Jersey suid had a portrait
neckline aig>llqued with
Venice lace. The long fitted
sleeves were flared at the
wrist and bordered with
lace. Her cathedral veil of
handmade Belgian lace
belongs to her great aimt,
Mrs. William F. Brewer, of
Henderson. In addition to
the bride’s aunts and many
cousins who have worn the
veil, it was worn by the
bride’s Mother and sister
In their respective wed-
dtngs. Her bouquet was a
cascstde of Bells of Ireland
Interspersed with
stephsuioUs.
Mrs. WUliam Ruth of
Orsdisun was her sister’s
matron of honor. Her
bittersweet floor length
empire gown had stitched
banding around the
scooped neckline and the
ctq> sleeves. Her bouquet
was a spray of feathered
coral carnations.
Her other attendants
were Miss Melissa Nelsler
of Kings Mountain, cousin
of the bride; Miss EUlsa-
beth Burton of Winston 8^
lem, sister of the groom;
and Miss Kate Judge et
Greenwich, Connecticut,
college roommate of the
bride. Their dresses were
similar to the matron at
honor In a lighter shade of
bittersweet. Their
bouquets were qirays of
feathered bittersweet
carnations.
Groomsmen were Ms«s.
Alan Burton suid Dsde Bur
ton of Winston Salem,
brothers of the groom; Jo
seph Winston Tlmberiahs,
in of Richmond, Virginia,
brother of the bride; and
George Hege of Lake
Waccamaw.
A program of wedding
music was presented by
Mrs. Martin Fox, organist,
of Lake Waccamaw. FOr
the processional, she
played 'Trumpet Voluntary
by Purcell and tor the
recessional. Hornpipe
from Water Music by
Handel.
The church was
decorated with a psdr at
chalice shaped white ums
filled with greens, white
snapdragons and azsdeM.
Club Benefit Set
Woman’s Clubbers will
be dealing cards of
tcmiatoes, green pepper,
squash and other garden
Items as they play bridge,
rook and csuiasta Thurs
day night tor benefit of the
club’s conrununlty service
projects.
The spring gardening
theme will be featured In
decorative detsdls.
Tickets, which are
available at the door at
7:80 p. m., are 62 and the
coot also Includes dessert.
Prises wlU go to high
scorers.
Lynn (Mrs. Charles)
Mauney Is chairman at the
airangements cwnmlttee.
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WELOOME
8PRINOSHOW’
"Welcome Sweet Spring
time’’ will be staged May 8
by Open Gate Garden
Clubbers In a special
presentatlofi at Dellinger’s
Jewel Shop. Fhll details for
the pressntatlan will be an
nounced at a later date and
were discussed at the
club’s monthly meeting
April 18 when they toured
the spring garden of Mrs.
Robert E. Lewis at her
home In Bessemer City.
After the garden tour,
Mrs. Lewis served punch
and cookies to guests. Mrs.
Paul Walker and Mrs. C. J.
Gault, Jr. were hostesses
and Mrs. John Gamble
presided over a short
business session.
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ANNIVER8ARY
PARETY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Shytle, Jr. entertained
Su^ay evening at a dinner
party honoring Mr.
Shytle’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ’Tom Shytle, on their
81th wedding anniversary.
It was a double surprlM
celebration (or the Shytles.
Mrs. Tom Shytle Sr., the
former Millie Roper, also-
was celebrating a bir
thday.
Family members en
joyed dinner and cham
pagne toasts were nuule to
the honored couple.
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AFTER REHEARSAL
An after-rehearsal party
was hosted (or Kathern
Mrs. Burton Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Winston Timber-
lake of Lake Waccamaw.
She la the granddaughter
of Mr. Joseph Nelsler,
formerly of Kings Moun
tain, and the late Mrs.
John Caveny of Kings
Mountain. She Is a
graduate of Hailsboro High
School and attended Roa
noke, College In Salem,
Virginia.
Winston Salem. He Is a
graduate of the University
of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill where he
majored In Business
Administration. He Is In
business with his father In
the Garmon Burton Con
struction Company.
After their honeymoon
the couple will make their
home In Lexington.
Mr. Burton is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Garmon
Walter Burton, Sr. of
RECEPTION
Following their mar
riage a reception was
given by the bride’s
parents at nearby Oakland
Plantation on the Cape
F^ River, Revolutionary
period home owned and re
stored by the. bride’s
maternal grandfather, Joe
Nelsler.
Greeting the guests at
the front door were Mrs.
Joe Nelsler, Sr. of Lake
Waccamaw ^nd Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Nelsler, Jr. of
Kings Mountain.
Chaunpagne Punch and
fruit punch were served In
the drawing room. Ouests
were directed to the River
Porch where the bride and
groom and their mothers
received.
Keeping the register
were Miss PaulliM Nelsler
of Pageland, S. C., Miss
SteUa Nelsler of Kings
Mountain, Miss Sara
Roberts of Gastonia, all
cousins of the bride, snd
Miss Rosemary McLean of
Lake Waccamaw.
Guests were then
directed to the dining room
where luncheon plates
were served.
The bridal table held the
tour tiered white wedding
cake, topped with a tiny
bouquet of baby’s breath
St. Matthews Is Scene
and rosebuds. The brides
maids’ bouquets encircled
the cake.
MuslcUuis entertained
on the lawn where tables
were provided for guests to
eat.
The rooms of the home
were decorated throughout
with magnolia leaves,
ferns, asaleas and snap
dragons.
Goodbyes wore said by
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nelsler
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nelsler, all of Pageland,
B. C., aunts and uncles of
the bride.
For her honeymoon, the
bride chose a two piece
dress In a floral print with
spring green, yellow and
bittersweet on white and a
green cymbldlum orchid.
PARTIES
Of Double-Ring Ceremony
Saint Matthews
Evangelical Lutheran
Church was the setting
Saturday at 2:80 p. m. for
the wedding of Miss
Kathem Dene Davis and
Arnold Eugene Gordon-
Wrlght.
The Rev. Robert Eugene
Allen officiated, using the
^ble-rlng ceremmw-
At the double-ring cere
mony the bridegroom used
his mother’s first wedding
band which die received 44
years ago.
Mrs. Laurence Eugene
Hlnnant was orpmlst for
Ills program at nuptial
music and Jeffrey Morris
Maples was trumpeter.
The processional music
was "Trumpet Volun-
talre’’ by Clarice and the
recessional was "Hom-
p^e’’ from "Water Music"
by Hsutdel.
Dennis Keith Carroll was
Crucifer and Russell
Edward Wright was
Acolyte.
The sdtar of the church
was arranged with candles
and snapdragons and
daisies In two altar vases.
Kenneth Irvin Davis
escorted his daughter to
Um attar oad mam bar la
marriage. The bride’s
wedding gown was a
formal design of vriilte
Qulana designed sJong em
pire lines with high V neck
line edged In lace and long
sleeves cuffed at the wrist
and edged In lace. The
chapel length train, which
extended from the empire
waistline, was also edged
with matching lace. A
white lace camelot hat
held her floor-length
bouffant lUuslon veil and
she carried a bouquet of
white sweetheart roses,
stephanotls and baby’s
breath.
Mrs. Roberta Davis
Hassman of Massillon,
Ohio, attended her sister
as matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss
Kathleen Marie Hassman
and Miss Kimberly Kay
Hassman, nieces of the
bride. Miss Vivian Eliza
beth Carroll of Vsddese,
niece of the bridegroom.
MRS. ARNOLD aORDOM-WRI(»T
(KalfesniDavla)
Davis and Arnold Gordon-
Wrlght on Friday evening
at St. Matthew’s Lutheran
C2iurch Fellowship Hall by
the parents of tha
bridegroom-to-be, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin N. Wright.
’The table was covered
with a mint green cloth
overlaid with lace. A
crystal and silver basket
held a spring flower
arrangement with rilver
candlesticks holding yel
low lighted tapers. Fancy
sandwiches, a cheese tray
and dips were served with
cake and punch.
SARAH MEREDITH HAMRICK
Guests were members of
both families, the wedding
party and out-of-town
wedding guests.
’The engaged pair took
the occasion to present
gifts to their attendants.
E9IGAGBD - Dr. and Mrs. Ladd Watts Hamrick, Jr.
announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah
Meredith, to Melvin Rodger Vanderburg, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Rodger Vanderburg. Both famlUea are
of Concord. ’The bride-elect, granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Watts of Bolling Springs, formerly
of Kings Mountain, Is a graduate of Charlotte Country
Day School and will graduate In June from the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The future
bridegroom Is a graduate of Concord High School and
East Carolina University. A July 80th wedding Is
planned at First Presbyterlsn Church In Concord.
For a wedding trip to
Charleston, S. C. and
Savannah, Oa., the bride
wore a beige suit with
brown floral blouse and a
corsage of white
sweetheart roses.
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
The bride Is the daughter
of Kenneth Irvin and
MCargaret Coulter Davis of
Matthews and la employed
at Central Piedmont
Community College In
Charlotte. She attended
Marshall University and
the University of
Washington.
Marvin Noah and Minnie
Gordon Wright of Kings
Mountain are parents of
the bridegroom who Is
employed at Kings
Mountain Dm. He attended
Gardner Webb College and
Evans College of (>>m-
merce In Concord.
For her daughter’s wed
ding, the bride’s mother
After the wedding
reception Mr. and Mrs.
Tlmberlake hosted a cock-
tall party at their home at
Lake Waccamaw for
family members and out-
of-town guests.
Following their party, at
7 p. m., Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nelsler, Jr. of Kings
Mountain, uncle and aunt
of the bride, were hosts at
a Roast Beef Dinner at
Oakland. Helping their
parents entertain were
their children, Stella Lee,
Rick, MelUsa and
Theresa.
REHEARSAL DINNER
Mrs. Anne Wright Barbee^ was gowned in a floor-
Wrlght of Kings Mountain" length einplre waist coral
-Of
the
sister-in-law
bridegroom.
All the attendants wore
formed length gowns of
light aqua Qulana designed
akmg princess lines with
sleeveless bodices with
scoop necklnes and topped
with capes, the matron’s In
lace and the attendants In
matching chiffon. They
wore wrist-length white
gloves and their head-
plBces were light aqua
halos of circular Ulualcn.
They carried natural
baskets of white daisies
and yellow sweetheart
roses.
Karen Louise Hassman,
niece of ihe bride, was
flower girl and was
dressed identically to the
adult attendants.
Best man for the
bridegroom was his father,
Marvin Noah Wright.
Groomsmen were Henry
Lawrence Carroll, Sr,,
brother-in-law of tha
bridegroom; Kenneth
Scott Davis of Charlotte,
brother of the bride;
Dewlght Hamilton Ed
wards, in, of Hickory,
Ronsdd Joseph Hassman,
of Massillon, Ohio,
brother-in-law of the brlds,
and Marvin Edward
Wright of Kings Mountain,
brother of the bridegroom.
TTie bride and
bridegroom received
guests at a beautifully-
appointed reception after
the ceremony In the church
fsUowshlp hall which was
hooted by the bride’s
parents. Overlaid with
white cloth overlaid with
lace, the bride’s table,
highlight of decoration,
held a 'hree-Uered wed-
dkig cake decorated In
white and yellow roses and
topped with bride and
bridegroom figurine. An
arrangement of all-white
flowers was flanked by two
aOver candlestlcka holding
white tapers and centered
the table. Goodbyes were
said to Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Gladden.
crepe'polysstnr dress and
a white cymbldlum orchid.
The bridegroom’s
mother was gowned In a
powder blue long-sleeved,
cowl necked floor length
dress and wore a white
cymbldlum orchid.
Out-of-town guests were
from MasaUon, Ohio, Brie,
Pennsylvania, Gaffney,
South Carolina; Aiken, S.
C., Concord, ^artanburg,
S. C., Lawndale,
Cherryvllle, Valdeae and
Hickory.
Balmont will be home tor
ths nswlywada.
On Friday evening, April
16th, a rehearsal party,
honoring Miss Vicki
Tlmberlake and Oarmon
Burton, Jr., was given at
"The HoUday’’ In Whlte-
vUle. Entertaining with the
groom’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oarmon Burton of
Winston Salem, were Mrs.
Joseph Bulce, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dalton, Dr.
and Mrs. A1 Dorenbusch,
and Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Francis, all of Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Oookerly of Bethesda, Md ,
Ab. snd Mrs. O. O. Grubbs
of Darien, Cotm., and Mr.'
and Mrs. Howard
Whlsnant of Gastonia.
A trio of musicians
entertained during the
cocktail and dinner hours.
After dinner, Mr. Burton
began the toasts to the
youqg couple, and Robert
Dsilton of Charlotte led the
co-hosts In a series of
musical pardoles and
toasts.
Guests Included
members of the wedding
party, relatives of the two
families, and out-of-town
DANA FOX
There ii a difference be
tween fheari and aciaaon.
Sciiaora have two ring handles,
each juat large enough for oiw
finger. Sheera have one ring
handle for the thumb and one
long handle for two or more
fingera.
ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knoblauch Fox of
Birmingham, Alabama, smnounce the engagement of
their daughter, Dana Mauryne, to John AUen Mitchell,
m, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Mitchell, Jr. of St.
Petersburg, Florida. ’Ihe brtde-to-he la the grand
daughter at Mr. and Mrs. ODnway Jackson Gault, Jr. of
Kings Motmtaln. She Is a graduate of East Mecklenburg
High School In Chariotte, North Carolina, and the
University of North Carolina at Greensboro where aha
received her Bachelor of Music Education degree. She
Is currently employed by the University of North
Carolina at Chapel HUl. The bridegroom-elect
graduated from Boca Clega High School In St. Peter
sburg, Florida, and from Davidson CoUege where he
received Ms A.B. In Economics. He Is employed by
First Union National Bank In Charlotte. The wedding
will take place July 88rd at Sardis Presbyterian Church
In Charlotte.
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