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Vows Spoken In
Local Church
( ontinued From Page One)
, ,.pd by Henri .Emurian„ organ
v ,,-id Miss Judith Johnston,
.ang, "At Dawning’’ ana
-Because.
j-'ie ..ride, who entered the
a, c, oj the arm of her father,
; " a gow n of white saHn
... ;cd with a net yoke. The
■ ■ <_:e>1 bodice was accented Dy
start and a peplum that
■ c! -nto a court train. Long
ter,, M'tened at the wrists wi;h
vi, r'(i outtons and ended m
over the hands. Her full
• veil fell from a cap of
•.•'d white lace and she Car
rie': bouquet of white tuberoses
cr: d with an orchid and tied
w e:);,e satin streamers. Her
on rnament was a string of
pc': ' gib of the bridegroom, i
T bribe had as her matron- i
nf.y or and only attendant, her ’
... Mis Walter Carney, who
gown of light blue net
ov,. taffeta with fitted bodice and
fV, art She wore pink lace
and carried an arm bouquet
0r . asters tied with pink satin
Attending the bridegroom as
be an was Charles Littlejohn,
tv . were William Bradshaw
-'’ Ralph Edward Carter, Jr., of
V. Imrigton and Roxabel, N. C.
The bride’s motner chose a
ol black crepe with a lace
voi r.nd a corsage of carnations.
M s Jones, mother of the bride
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Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was hel4 at
the home of the-bride’s sister at
1509 Orange s'reet. The home was
beautifully decorated with ivy and
vases of white gladioli and mixed
flowers. The bride’s table was
laid with a lace cloth and cen
tered with a three tiered wedding
cake topped with a miniature
bride and bridegroom. On either
end of the table lighted tapers
burned in crystal candelabra. Aft
er ’he first slice was cut by the
bride and bridegroom, Miss
Theresa Anderson cut the cake.
Miss Linda Rogers and Mrs.
Charles Edwards presided over
the punch bowl and Miss Judith
lohnston presided over the bride’s
book.
Following t h e reception, the
couple left on an extended trip
to western North Carolina.
For traveling Mrs. Jones wore
a two-piece dress of black faille
with tiny crystal buttons and
matching earrings. Her acces
sories were black and white, and
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School Togs Favor Lady-Like Lines
BY EPSIE KINARD
NEA Fashion Editor
NEW YORK—(NEA)—Ladv-like
c.othes with longer skirts and a
look of dignity will tumble out
of back-to-school luggage this fall.
Like her mama's Miss Junior's
legs will be more modestly cover
ed by fall finery. When longer
skirts came in, the hoydenisn ele
ment went out of young fashions,
designers say.
School girls’ sitirts stem from s
silhouette which, like the older
woman’s choice for fall, may be
either slim and smooth or full ant
swingy.
New coat fashions give equal
billing to both silhouettes. The
straight, fingertip-length jacket is
still going strong, but it cuts its
biggest swath as the star of an
ensemble. One green wool tweed
coat, for example, is definitely de
signed to keep company with t
striped suit of red, green and
white tweed, althq'ugh it is cer
tainly slated for wardrobe turn
abouts with sweaters and skirts.
The greatcoat, boasting the full
est and swingiest silhouette a girl
can acquire, typifies, the other ex
treme in fashions launched for
campus wear. What (if anything!)
this coat style—emphasizing deep
back yoke, wide sweep, full
sleeves and detachable hood
lacks in dash, it more than makes
up in four-alarm colors. Example
of one plaid mixture, calculated
to shove even school colors into
the background, is a woolen coat,
which combines orange, green,
white and black. Teamed with
this all-enveloping coat of longer
Lady-like shirtwaist dress,
above, revives a tum-of-the
century fashion for the back-to
school wardrobe. The black
woolen skirt with a Idhger hem
line teams with a bow-tied
black cotton blouse. Starched
collars and cuffs are detachable.
she wore an orchid taken from
her bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Jones is a graduate of
Penderlea High school and attend
ed Motte's Business college. For
the past three years she has been
employed by City Optical compa
ny in Wilmington.
Mr. Jones is a graduate of
Elizabethtown High school and at
tended King’s Business college in
Raleigh. He is a veteran of World
War II. having served in the Pa
cific and European theatre of op
erations.
Those who entertained for the
bride were. Miss Judith Johnston,
Miss Mary Jarman. Miss Theresa
Anderson and Miss Linda Roger.
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length is a smooth-fitting dress ol
green wool jersey with a lowered
hemline.
The turn-of-th e-century shirt
waist dress is revived for campus
fanfare for fall. A style dubbed
“Vinnie,’’ inspired by leading-lady
costumes in “Life With Father,-’
is del Mar’s gift to the campus :
This nifty combines a fine comb-1
ed black cotton blouse frosteo
with starchy cctton collar and
cuffs that detach and a iongrr
black woolen skirt with & back
sweep of godets that imitate a
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Wedding Vows
Said At Home
(Continued From Page One)
Thomas R. Neese, sister of tnc
bridegroom,', of Greensboro,
Johnny Neese, Billy Neese, Tom
my Neese, of Greensboro, and
Mrs. S. M. Hines, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. King was graduated from
East Carolina Teachers coliege
Greenville, where she received
her A. B. degree. She taught ir
the Goldsboro city schools and for
the past two years has taught in
the Wilmington city schools.
Mr. King was graduated from
New Hanover hign school and at
tended Campbell college. He ser
ved three years in the armed
forces, 19 months of this time
overseas.
Following the wedding trip. Mr.
and Mrs. King will be at home
ir Grensboro, where Mr. King is
located.
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