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UPRISE —PIEPVOXT CF.XTF.n Of 1XDUSTRY— HIGH PC ~ .—h»«* 'umini hi,Miss Hudson and Lt. Carl JusticeUnited In Marriage Vows HereIn an impressive ceremony sol- marquiaeite while the groom’semnized*at the First Presbyterian mother wore navy blue sheer, bothChurch Tuesday afternoon at four* having corsages of talisman rosesthirty. Miss Charlotte Pierpont Immediately after the cere* !VHudson jI Weehawken. N J , be* rnony, a bridal supper was given in waicame the bride of Lieutenant Carl the Blue Room of the Sheraton Km Uesley Justice of this city, with Hotel to honor the couple, guests the Dr. O. C. Williamson as the offi* including only members of the Day elating minister. wedding party and the two fanu- wasAn unusually beautiful nuptial lies. win,setting featured white magnolias The bride, the daughter of Mr. won iarranged at the altar and else- and Mrs. Carl Hardy Hudson of Owhere in the church,and Dan W. Weehawken, N. J., graduated with scor Smith presided at the organ con- honors from Womans College, witf sole for the wedding music. lie Greensboro, on Tuesday morning, witf [played as a prelude Debussy's coming to High Point immediately Mrs “Clare De Lune and for the pro- afterward for her wedding to Lt. Bryi nip cessionai he used The Bridal Clio* Justice. Approximately seventy 92;the ms from Wagner- Lohengrin.” members of the graduating class Mrs liss jplaying in muted tones McDowell’s were present to witness the cere* Fraion- [t A Wild Ro-r a- the vows mony. She received her early edu* $lt;the u«.JV spoken The wedding party cation at Dumont High School,/el left the church to the martial Weehawken. N, J , and alter en- Cupna, -iram- oi Mendelssohn s W edding tcred the Woman’s College, where Andmd Man h he was actively identified with all folioills The bride's only attendant was scholastic and campus activities. E. Cely her sister Mrs. Charles G. Nunn Lt. Justice, son of Mrs. Lillian vs. 1 w* el Milwaukee, Wis who wore blue Justice of High Point, attended Mar or* j sheer, made street length on semi- High Point high school and the Ms. e.l j tailored lines. wqth feather hat and Univenity of North Carolina, Woo•oil matching \e»l. and white gloves. Chapel Hill and is now with the tio Her bouquet as of mixed flowers armed forces, stationed in Jack* d- tin shades of pink. son. Mias., where the couple willsm Attending the bridegroom was make their home. They left later Kermit Cloniger as best man and in the evening for Mississippi, the ird they were joined at the altar by bride changing into a yellow' auit, to*,the bride, escorted by her father with whi^h she wore cocoa brown RAN'I* j who gave her in marriage. The accessories ,’P* bride wore a handsome dress of In addition to the Woman's Col* WjCm* white t hinese damask made on lege schoolmates attending the -pj, simple lines, with -mall hat of wedding were Mr, and Mrs. Carl {mn lt;range blossoms featuring a short H Hudson, of Weehawken. N, J., v * -1J Her «nl\ ornament was a parent* of the bride; Miss Bessietts string of pearls the gift of the Anderson, aunt of the bride, of (j,tVrn* bridegroom, and her accessories White Plains. N. J.; Miss Barbara wr* were also of white She earned a Wissing of Haworth, N. J., and rx bouquet of regal hlie« to complete Mrs (*harlo« G Nunn, the former W1jj her wedding attir* Betty Hudson, and a sjster of the , .n)The bndc s mother wore black bride, of Weehawken, N J.mentGait »n
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Thu, Jun 10, 1943
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