Miss Hallie Greene was her sister’s
. friald of honor. She was gowned in
green and gold beaded chiffon and
carried gold chrysanthemums tied
with green metal cloth ribbon.
Mrs. Robert Knox Greene of
Greensboro was the matron. She was
attractive in a dress of gold metal
cloth. Her flowers were the same
as the maid of honor.
The bridesmaids composed a group
of lovely girls, who were Miss Grace
Bradshaw, Miss Florence Jordan,
Miss Mary Griffin Johns, Miss Cecile
Greene and Miss Cecelia Glenn, a
Kister of the groom from Florence.
Sach wore dresses of lavine green
headed chiffon with gold slippers and
gold bands in their hair as did tne
•natron and maid of honor. Their
.’iowrer were gold chrysanthemums
tied with gold metal cloth ribbon.
The small attendants formed an
interesting group. Little Mollie
\£alker, the daughter of Judge and
Mrs. William Walker, and Ellen
Pratt, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hffcrrill Pratt, were the flower girls.
They wore dainty dresses of white
georgette with green ribbons and
-green and gold bands in their hair.
The littl© flower girl, a niece of the
bride, Rosa Miller Hobbs, the daugh
ter of Judge and Mrs. Samuel Hobbs
Selma, wore a green chiffon
dress with gold ribbons and the same;
band in her hair. Master Sam Earle
Greene Hobbs, the son of Judge
$jid Mrs. Hobbs, in a white satin suit,
was the ring bearer^
»r~The groomsmen were Mr. Forrest
0arson, Mr. Ambrose Camper, Mr.
Mbrton Southall and Mr. Ben Rodgers
ajj of Florence, Mr. Yancy Goodall
Mr. William Brantley of this
My. Mr. Robert Wdlkerson. Mr.
Piston Haskell, Mr. John Haskell
fittnl Mr. T. M. Benners, Jr., were the
jjjjfcer*.
Xafr. Hayes Glenn served his brother
a# best man.
