MRS. RALPH H. BEAUMONT III (Miss Elizabeth Maui)Beaumont And MaulMiss Elizabeth, Sherrill Maui became the bride of Ralph Harrison Beaumont III on July 12 in a ceremony at the bride’s home. Squire Charles M. McNeil per* formed the ceremony.The bride Is the daughter of Mre. Eugene M. Maul of 1316 Belmeade Drive, and Hie late Dr. Eugene M. Maul, The bridegroom is the 'son of Dr. R. H. Beaumont of Sedgefield, N. C., and Mrs. D. D. Gatlings of Latham, N. Y.The couple exchanged vows in front . of the fireplace where Miss Maul was christened. Palm trees and candlelight created a background for the nuptial scene. •Music was presented by Mrs. Louise AmmonS and Shelbourne Ferguson. Sonnet No. 7 from “Sonnets from the Portuguese” by Elizabeth Barrett Browning was read by William S. Todd.marriage by her. brother, Eugene Mierley Maul, Jr., wore a Victorian-styled gown of white ruffled lace, a white lace veil, and carried a bouquet of white flowers-The bride was graduated from the . National Cathedral School for Girls in Washington D. C. and received her degree from Duke University.,- ;Miss Shelly Eberle was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Courtney White and Ms. ^Jacqueline Moredock. Flower girl was Blair Elizabeth Beaumont, sister of the bridegroom.A champagne reception with dancing on the patio followed the ceremony.The bridegroom was graduated from . Duke University and will be graduated from the School of Medicine of Duke University in January.Following an extended wedding trip abroad, the couple will: return to Durham, N.C;IDIIDDOLIQUIDATORSl#Vil Ul IOLD LYMjMSpEtt 10 DURBAN FI HE DEPT. BLDG.I LOOK Rift THE FLAMING SIGN Oft THE ROOF -REAR OF »2»tt LYNN GARDEN PR.^ I HOW ODEN TO THE PUBLIC I i*I MONDI’ r«fry^CH SHTUBgJi' '9 03 4 IB 10 a 00 ? M I C!lt;M3The bride, given inM First QnptftyLiquHiatioH