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Mrm. P. D. HermOon, Editor
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Cake Cutting Given By
The C. J. Gaults
After the Gault-Foxx rehearsal
Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. C.
J. Gault, Jr., entertained with a
beautiful pink and white cake
cutting at their home on Goforth
Street.
Guests were welcomed at the
lr?nt door by Mrs. Gantt.
The refreshment table, placed !
in front of the mantel, was over
laid with a pink net cloth over
pink satin, the cloth extending to
the floor. The three tiered wed
ding cake on one end of the table
was encircled in a mound of
greenery and pink carnations. On
the opposite end, a r''ver candela
bra holding pink tapers veiled In
pink gypsophlia and pink carna
tions, a rope of which extended
aruond the table. On the mantel
y were two identlacl arrangements
In milk glass containers. An ex
quisite arrangement of pink and
white gladioli on the secretary
added a charming note of decora
tion.
After the traditional first piece |
of cake had been cut by the bride
and groom, Mrs. Forrest Warlick
cut and served the cake. The cry
stal punch. service was on a smal
ler table surrounded with the
pink and white decor used
throughout thr home. Lime punch
sherbert was served ' by Mrs.
Frank Stroup. Mints and nuts
were passed by Miss Joan Wright
and Miss Betty Wilson.
Mrs. Clyde Jolly invited guests
into the room where Mrs. J. B.
Ellis kept the register.
Goodbyes were said to Mrs.
. Boyce Gault.
| The rnembers of the wedding
party, a few close friends and out
-of-town guests made up the list
for the affair.
Mrs. R. H. Webb Entertains
Tuesday Afternoon Club
Members of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge Club met this week
with Mrs. Halbert Webb.
Magnolias, zinnias, and other
cut flowers were used In tantl
lizing arrangements.
During the progressions, a sal
ad course was served. At the com
parison of scores, high score a
ward went to Mrs. H. S. Black
mer. Only club members _ were
present for the social gathering.
MRS. LOUIS KNOBLAUCH FOXX
Miss Barbara Jean Gault Wed Sunday
To Louis Knoblauch Foxx in Church Rites
Miss Barbara Jean Gault,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conway
Jackson Gault, Jr., became thp
brkle of Mr. Louis Knoblauch
Foxx, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Folsom Foxx of Asheville, In a
beautiful ceremony Sunday, June
21, at five o'clock in the Central
Methodist Church.
The bride's pastor, fctev. Phillip
Shore, Jr., officiated; using the
impressive double ring service.
The couple said the marriage
vows from memory.
A program of nuptial music
was presented by Misa Bonnie
Mcintosh, ? organist, Mr. W. Ho
ward Coble of Guilford, N. C.,
and Mr. B. S. Peeler, Jr., soloists.
Prior to the service. Miss Mcin
tosh rendered "Prelude in C" by
Bach, "Reverie" by Debussy, "An
dante Cantablle" by Tschalkow
sky, Theme from "Romeo and
Juliet" by Tschalkowsky, "You'll
Never Walk Alone" by Richard
Rodgers, and "Andantlno" by Le
mare. Mr. Coble sang "How Do I
Love Thee" by Llppe, and Mr.
Peeler sang "Calm As the Night"
by Boehman. The Bridal Chorus
from Wagner's "Lohengrin" was
used for the processional, and
during the ceremony "O Perfect
Love" by Bamby was played. As
a benediction, the bride and
groom prayed the Lord's Prayer
together. The traditional Wed<
ding March from "A Midsummer
Night's Dream." by Mendelssohn
was used for the recessional.
Churrh Decoration*
The church was beautifully de
corated with the altar centered
before a background of large
medallions of Oregon fern and
floor baskets of white gladioli
and gypsophilla. Numerous seven
-branched candelabras holding
white cathedral tapers were used
throughout the church. The choir
rail was draped in white and
ropes of ivy. The special pews
were marked with white asters
and white satin ribbon.
The lovely blonde bride, who
was given in marriage by her
father, wore a Belle Bride Origi
nal designed with moulded bo
dice of Chantllly lace, compli
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merited by a very sheer yoke of
pure silk illusion outlined with
scallops of lace and embroidered
with sequins. The long, fitted
sleeves extended in points over
the hands, and the pointed bo
dice dipped into a bouffant skirt
of tiers of nylon tulle, enhanced
by- a scalloped overskirt of lace
which swept into a full cathedral
train. Her three- tiered fingertip
veil of pure silk illusion was
caught to a cap of matching
Chantilly lace embroidered in
seed pearls. Her cascade bouquet
was of calla glads, white gladmel
lias and miniature ivy, centered
with a pure white orchid. Her
only ornament was a ' pair of pearl
cluster earrings, a gift from the
bridegroom.
Attendants Wore Green
Mrs . Kenneth Kiser and Wrs.
M. A. Ware, Jr., both of Kings
Mountain, attended the bride as
matrons of honor. Bridesmaids '
were Miss Ramona Allen, Miss
Faylene Falls, Miss Evelyn Cline,
all of Kings Mountain, and Miss
Frances Held of Statesvllle. The
attendants wore identical dresses
designed by Perlberg, of fern
green puckered nylon net over
taffeta. The net bodices formed
an off-shoulder neckline, extend
ing Into tiny cap sleeves. Mid
riffs of matching 'taffeta formed
a huge bustle bow in the back
which extended the frill length
of the skirt. They wore matching
fern gr<?en taffeta headpieces and
tiny pearl circlet earrings, a gift
of the bride. The honor atten
dants carried fan bouquets fas
hioned of lemon yellow mums, j
yellow maline, and yellow ribbon
streamers. Bridesmaids carried
fan bouquets of lavender lark
spur, pink tinted gypsophilia, nnd
yellow daisies.
Honorary bridesmaids were
Miss Elolse Jarrett and Miss
Randy Logan of Shelby, Miss
Thelma Mayfield of Swannanoa,
Miss Barbara Nichols of Pilot
Mountain, Miss l.inda Walker of
| Mill Springs, Miss Marcia Wil
liams of Asheville, Miss Betty
McDevitt of Augusta. Georgia,
Miss Patti Dorton of Mooresville,
Miss Joan Mauney of Spindale,
Miss Ellen Medlln and Miss Nan
Jean Gantt of Kings Mountain.
C. W. Foxx of Asheville served
his brother as best man, and
ushers were Jerry Lewis, Harold
Stikeleather, Scott Sullivan, Mil
ton Sunnence, all of Asheville,
Roy Church of Mooresville, and
Charles Guyton, cousin of the
bride, of Kings Mountain.
The bride's mother was lovely
in an afternoon dress of mauve
Chantilly lace with matching hat.
accented by pink lilies- of-the^val
ley. She wore a purple orchid cor-'
sage. Mrs. Foxx chose ijavy blue
lace with white accessories and a
purple orchid corsage.
After the ceremony, the couple
and the wedding party received
In the vestibule of the church,
where Miss Shirley Falls was at
the register.
Wedding Trip
For her wedding trip, the bride
chose a two-piece Carlye original
of skipper blue linen, trimmed in
white Milan crochet and fringe.
She wore a white cloche of pearls
and daisies, whi'e linen shoes
and bag, and the orchid lifted
from her bouquet.
Mrs. Foxx was graduated from
Kings Mountain High School in
1952, and last year attended Wes
tern Carolina College at Cullo
whec. N. C.. where she was active
in college activities and was a
member of the 1953 Homecoming
Court and May Court. She made
her debut at the Shelby Junior
Charity League's Sub-Debutante
ball in June. 1952.
Mr. Foxx graduated from Lee
Edwards High School, Ashevllle,
and is a graduate of Asheville
Biltmore Junior College, and
graduated this spring from Wes.
tern Carolina College, where he
received a B. S. degree in Busi
ness Administration.
After their wedding trip; Mr.
and Mrs. Foxx will be at home at
83 Vermont Avenue, Ashevllle, N.
C.
Out-of-Ttousn Ouesta
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included: Mrs. Ben
Leonhardt, Don Leonhardt,
Miss Barbara Huggins, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Stroup of Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Warllck,
Miss Eloise Jarrett, Miss Randy
Logan, Shelby, Mrs. C. M. Ervin,
Miss Alleen Erwing, Alvin Ervin,
Miss Peggy Christy. Rev, and
Mrs. Coyt Hunter and Coyt Hun
ter. Jr., Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Ellis, Gro
ver. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Feather
stone. Mrs. Milton Currence, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Knoblauch, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Foxx, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Foxx, Robert Case, Doyle
Frishee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I
Case, Miss Barbara Hill, Miss
Joan Hill and Miss Peggie Pet
titt. of Asheville.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Allen D.
Pappas, Asheville. Miss Linda
Lee Walker, Mills Springs, and
Mrs. Barbara Ann Nichols, Pilot
Mountain.
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