v.y,vwXnX*I®ftSvlliiffIjSSfw._ i'Holmes-Byrd Vows |Mrs. LiePledged In HomeHostessCeremony HereIn a ceremony lovely In its sim-♦jplicity. Miss Jean Byrd, daughter o( Mrs, Dick Byrd and the lateI Mr. Byrd, of Rocky Mount, and I Daniel Oscar Holmes, son of Mr. land Mrs. O. L. Homes, of Rocky' Mount, were united in marriage at the Byrd home on Eastern Aven-, ue, Saturday, at nine o'clock in the evening with the Reverend E. C.1 Sexton, officiating to perform the-ceremony. !A mammoth arrangement of white gladioli and pom pom chrysanthemums interspersed with fernELM Cl Sharpe enclub me mbguests at evening. A: iris and pe orate the making a : pa rty.Bridge v, bles and a sions of thlt; Winstead score and low score.etuai Help I on Friday or, Borbaro Gerlinger, hia Perritf,\iller, Roy-: Rosemere,adorned the mantel while on either side were palms in stands.The couple entered together, unattended. with the bride wearing a beautiful shell pink nylon over taffeta model with daipty lace on cape sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. The billowing skirt added just the right touch to her ensemble. Her hat was of white lace off face with a veiling trim. She carried a white Prayer book centered with a purple orchid showered, with pink roses and lil.vof-the-valley.When thev left to go on their wedding trip, the bride added a white linen duster and wore the orchid lifted from her Prayer book. The couple travelled to the. coast and to Myrtle Beach, S. C. on their honeymoon.They will reside Duke Circle.Mrs. Holmes is Rocky Mount High School and employed by Sears. Roebuck, and Company. Mr. Holmes is a graduate of the Rocky Mount High School and is employed by the Dillon Supply Company.at 466 Easta graduate ofis’adow, ' Lieh- m TJ * J L; and -waltz Two Bridge Clubs•ce Parris.Jiltun