The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 20

The Anniston Star Sunday, September 11, 1966 MISS JUDY REBECCA BRYANT to marry next month Bridal Couple Is Honored With Patio Dinner Party Judge and Mrs. William C. with hurricane lamps banked Bibb were hosts Friday evening about the terrace. for a patio dinner party at Pil- Background music for the ocgrimage Inn. casion included recordings of The pretty affair honored tunes popular in 1920s and 1930s.

Miss Eileen Alsobrook of Bir- Those present to enjoy the demingham son David lightful party included Mr. and Humphrey whose mar- Mrs. Charles F. Alsobrook, Miss "Bibbed riage was an interesting event Alice Alsobrook, Alan and Andy of Saturday afternoon at Grace Alsobrook of Birmingham, Episcopal Church, and followed John D. Bibb, Dr.

and Mrs. their wedding rehearsal. James Thomas, John and Lee The bride's table featured a Thomas of Tuscaloosa, Miss fall bouquet of yellow flowers Elizabeth Humphrey, the Rev. supported on either side by and Mrs. A.

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D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. James C. Owen of Anniston announce the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Judy Rebecca Bryant, to John 1 David Allen, son Mr.

and Mrs. Carl J. Allen, also of this city. Miss Bryant and Mr. Allen are both 1965 graduates of Anniston High School.

The brideelect is presently employed at Anniston Army Depot, and Mr. Allen is an employe of Sears, Roebuck and Company. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, October 22, at 7:30 in the evening at Northside Baptist Church. 2 Hostesses Entertain Study Club Mrs. Arthur E.

Buckner and Mrs. Robert Bruce were hostesses for a business meeting of the Paragon Study Club on Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Buckner on Rocky Hollow Road. Arrangements of colorful autumn flowers decorated the living room and dining room, and dainty refreshments were ed upon the arrival of the members. Mrs.

Gardner A. Box presided over the meeting, at which time members accepted a budget for the year presented by Mrs. Buckner. Attractive year books were distributed by Mrs. William M.

Battle. Routine reports and plans for the coming year were presentled by chairmen of the various committees. Mrs. L. M.

Mizell of Live Oak, was a guest for the morning, and other members present were Mrs. Lofton Mitchum, Mrs. E. E. Norton, Mrs.

C. E. Reid, Mrs. Felix N. Rutledge, Mrs.

John Stokes, Mrs. of T. C. Weathersby, Mrs. W.

H. Brown, Mrs. Tom Bazemore, Mrs. Homer Bryant, and Miss Mable Clare Ellis. Bynum Club Plans Luncheon Meeting The Bynum Study Club will have a luncheon meeting at noon Wednesday in the Alabama Room at the Officers Club.

Mrs. C. D. Heard will preside and all members are urged 1 to be present. For The Finest in Cosmetics IT'S LEADING DRUG STORE NOBLE TO LEAVE FOR EUROPE Robert C.

Wert and little daughter, Karen Lynn, above, will leave on Thursday to join Sergeant Wert in Berlin, Germany, for a two and half year stay. They have been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, in Anniston since the sergeant's departure eight months ago. (Continued From Page 1C) Richard B.

Emerson, William James Pollock and Witliam Ezzell White, of An- niston. Acolytes were Peter and Thomas Pelham. Mr. Alsobrook gave his daughter's hand in marriage and for her wedding she was lovely in an empire gown of candlelight peau de soie. The waist, elbow length sleeves and hem were enhanced with bands of Alencon lace etched with seed pearls and the back panel and AAUW Units Hold Pine Harbor Meet Members of the Annist Branch of American Association of University Women met with representatives of the Birmingham Branch Saturday at Pine Harbor Marina.

AAUW Branches over the state will hold exchange meetings throughout September to take the place of the fall area meeting. The branches will exchange ideas for programs general meetings, Study groups, action groups, legislation and fellowships. Among those attending from Anniston were Mrs. Arthur F. Gates, president, and Miss Suzanne Gray, first vice president.

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PURE VIRGIN WOOL 69.99 finst In Best fashion Value HUDSONS Said In Home Ceremony CENTRE In ceremony marked by beauty and simplicity, Miss Linda Sue Hays became the bride of Richard, Jack Cunningham on Friday, September 2 at 7 o'clock in the evening at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev. Gordon McKinney reading the marriage vows. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Matlock D. Hays and Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn E. Cunningham, all of Centre.

A musical program was presented by Miss Lorraine Webb, pianist, and Miss Mouzon Webb, soloist, who sang "Because" and as the couple was kneeling, "The Lord's SO Prayer." An arrangement of yellowbronze pom poms were on the buffet and around the candelabra, and Bill Hays, brother of the bride, lighted the candles. Father Gives Bride Away Miss Gay Cunningham, sister of the bridegroom, was honor. She wore a full length, green and beige dress with green velvet for the empire waist and a long silhouette beige skirt with a petite French bow. Her headpiece was a green velvet bandeau with a nosetip veil in a matching color. She carried a bouquet of yellow and beige pom-poms.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her candlelight wedding gown of silk organza and Alencon lace over taffeta. The gown was fashioned with an empire bodice with petitite sleeves, and a rounded neckline and waistline accented with pearlized lace. The silhouette skirt of veiled organza was accented with split hemlines at the sides etched with lace and tiny bows. A full detachable chapel train, accented by lace motifs, fell from a French bow at the renter back. Her fingertip veil of tiered English illusion was to a scalloped cap of lace and seed pearls.

She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid and lace showered with streamers with tiny pom poms in the love knots. Her only jewelry was her mother's pearl necklace. Brother Is Best Man Jerry Cunningham served his brother as best man. Mrs. Hays chose for her daughter's wedding a beige lace dress with matching accessories.

Her corsage was of gold-brown carnations. Mrs. Cunningham, mother of the bridegroom, chose a two-piece gray suit and matching accessories. Her corsage was of carnations of contrasting color. A reception was held after the wedding, and the bride's Lorsister-in-laws, Mrs.

Joe raine Webb and Miss Mouzon Webb cut and served the tiered wedding cake. The bride's book was presided lover by Mrs. Jerry Cunning- MRS. R. J.

CUNNINGHAM Centre bride ham, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. For her wedding trip to points of interest in Florida, the bride wore a double knit beige dress trimmed in brown suede. She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Upon their return, the couple will be at home in Jacksonville. Holds Meet Mrs.

W. M. Battle was hostless at her home Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon meetling of the Pelham Road Garden Club. "During the business session conducted by Mrs. H.

H. Whitley, Mrs. Battle reported she had assisted members of the federation in planting flowers at the entrance of the Jaycee Park, and it was announced the Jaycees have given the federation a deed to three acres of land for a club house. Mrs. Whitley appointed the following members to cornmittees for the year: Mrs.

S. A. Cain, Mrs. F. N.

Rutledge and Mrs. M. E. Fincher, te'ephone; Mrs. Lee Harris, ways and means; Mrs.

R. M. Benford, Mrs. Douglas Buck, membership, Mrs. W.

M. Battle, courtesy and sunshine. Mrs. L. L.

Mitchum, Mrs. C. E. Reid and Mrs. Alvin M.

Kilgore were visitors at the meeting and members present included Mrs. S. R. Pickett, Mrs. Cain, Mrs.

0. G. Gladden, Mrs. Ray Pelham of Birmingham, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs.

John Stokes and Mrs. H. H. Sullivan. BIBB aisle length train were accented by a bow of Alencon lace and seed pearls.

Her bouffant elbow length veil was attached to a shell of peau de soie covered with Alencon lace and seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white roses and stuffed locust. Mrs. Alsobrook chose for her daughter's wedding a sheath of beige Chantilly lace and crepe, and Mrs. Bibb, mother of the bridegroom, wore a two-piece suit of moss green Chantilly lace. Both wore yellow orchids.

Immediately following ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Alsobrook entertained with a recep tion in the auditorium of the Alabama Power Company. Those assisting in entertaining during the evening were Mrs. Kenneth A.

Walker, who kept the bride's book, Miss Linda Bigger, Mrs. Bernard Bishop, Mrs. Albert A. Pierard, Miss Lynn Alsobrook, Miss Judith Anding, Miss Elita Parris, Mrs. Mary B.

Doss, Miss Eleanor Emerson, Miss Virginia Emerson. Miss Miss Melton Mary Donald Nels and Miss Martha Ann Morton. In the early evening the young couple left for a wedding trip after which they will make their home at 25 Charlton Street, Princeton, N. J. Carat Diamond $200 Carat $600.

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