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Miss Colemon WedsLt. Jock MonoghonMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Turner, Mis* Lucy Turner, Mrs. Alfred Coleman, Mrs. W’alter Wade Robinson. Wilkes Robinson and Walter Wade Robinson, Jr., have returned fromBirmingham. where during theTVsum i»ru»week-end thev attended the mar-rine,Ifhairtherlage of Miss Helen Rosr Coleman to Unit. Jack MonaghanThe Birmingham Nfws-Age-Her- esra aid had the following account of w-a-the nuptial event; TonMiss Helen Rosa Coleman, dangh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reas- » Q' lev Coleman, became the bride of 'an Lt. James Jackson ManaghRn, son ‘f^k of Mrs. B A. Monaghan and the Cl late Mr Monuaghan, in a reremonv s*vs performed at S p. m Pi idav in the fr»rn rectorv of St. Pauls Catholic intn Church b\ Father Frank Wade.Mlas Sarah Phillips, pianist, and Miss Dorothy Phillips, violinist, pre- «• '*sented music, and the altar vases 'ilk' were filled with glRdioli, |The bride, who was given in marriage bv her father, wore a wedding gdwn of white marquisette, j tw« with the yoke outlined in ruffles, j **s the long sleeves ruffled, and a *ul panel of ruffles down the back ; ln,f forming the train. The long veil of j Tht heirloom rose point lace fell froma Queen Anne’s headdress, and the bridal bouquet was a cascade of white orchids, bouvardia and steph-a not is.Tto tNMiss Ann Garden, of Tuscaloosa. Lovf I was maid of honor; Mrs Warren athnallMcPhillips. matron of honor, and j leftbridesmaids included Miss Florence tlvi1 Murphree, Miss Betty Harris, Miss I arc t Jean Trammell, Miss Lenore Catd- dai well and Miss Lucy Turner, of An- ami I niston. IThe attendants wore white mar- !quisette frocks, made like the !I i bride's wedding gown, and thev ear- W1 ried ptnk shower bouquet* and wore the same flowers In’their hair. **ICspt. Jack Clayton served Lleu-: tenant Monaghan as hast man, and the ushers were Wilkes Coleman *lRobinson. Walter Wade Robinson,cousins of the bride, and Dr. Chandler Guy, of Atlanta. ; iMr. and Mrs. Coleman entertained the party- with a reception at Mountain Brook Club. A ^ green and white color schema was 1 t , learned out in the living room, and the bride’s table held bowls ofsweetheart roses, and maidenhairfern. The tiered cake was embossed in spun-candy orchids, and was flanked by tapers in eande- j labra.Assisting Mr. and Mrs Coleman 1 s, | were Mrs R A Monaghan. Judge and Mrs. T A Murphree. Mr. and ^ Mrs, John Coleman, Mrs. RirhardRandolph. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gam bill, Mr. and Mrs Thomas P „r Garden. Mr and Mrs A Page Slow , r Mrs. B A. Monaghan. Jr., Mr. and Mrs Walter Bouldin, Mr and Mrs Mark Hodo. Mr, and Mrs, Frvin Jackson, and Mr and Mrs. Raymond W. Terry.After a wedding trip. Lieutenant and Mrs Monaghan Will be at home in the Gordon Apartments in An- i niston. where Lieutenant Monagan n la stationed at Fort McClellan. For | p traveling, the bride »ore a suit of j London tan with darker brown ae- 1 cessorles, and corsage # of white j r orchids. i t.afMma!tc
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Anniston Star
Anniston, Alabama, US
Tue, Sep 04, 1945
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