said , K)in« I and hn~a pi t*whonent Ievening.MISS FLORENCE LUCORE IS BRIDE OF JAMES SYKESIhVIyVtltlPmny MLv Florence Lucore, daughter of | oi with jvir and Mru Howard Lucore, of8 f)♦riWe«st Wf*ber avenue, and Jamw! \\Syke.s, .son of Mr. and Mrs. JosephPaH Svkes of .South Jared street, were Joined in bond* of holy wedlock at a pretty mid-summer nuptial ceremony performed Sunday afternoon in the PIryt Preabyterlan Church in the presence of a goodly number of relatives and friends of the princi-iISPromptly at 2 o’clock, to the ^ .strains of bohengrin’s wedding on} march a.s interpreted by Mrs. Frank -r5 Sheffler, the principals and their at-l fo tendants approached Rev. Ashley H I Wilson, pastor of the church, beforefiSi- j an altar decorated with cut flowers, •Hi- ! where th« impre.'^ive rin^ ceremony a whs carried out. while the organist 4r- player! At Dawning.aa Th* bride was on the arm of herjftl ;irs father, who gave her away and look-ui.st rd lovely in a gown of white laceover .satin with shoulder-length veil | ^mer rn bi ar p€PiaidiIlt;biPlt;waitced and carried a bouquet of lillies-of-in the-valley and baby breath. Herslater, Misslt;•! Jean Lu«'orf' who wore a gown ofthe pink lace over safin and carried a ol rolonial bouquet. Du* bride’s maids In 'a lt;rlt;‘ Miss Ruth Sykes, sister of the groom, and Miss Geraldine Player L'( Mi. / flyke*; wore a blue grown over : satin and Miss Player a yellow crown)ke fTurn to P;ige 8, Col 3)beWlwthHihe