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ndAht Was her niece. Miss jamie
h Hok1er, who wore yellow net over
eA6etA, a hepherdess hat with pansies
AAa carried shower of Sunburst
Qoeas The flower csaldren. little
N 1n Mary Wilson Turner, In white
~ with shepherdess hat. and Don
H&eskon Tfllsr. in q quaint white red
%M<1G preceded the bride. scattering
eSMnwOf petals and carrying baskets of
4e INburM roses Charles g. Burr. the
sfs@nAIl nephew of the bride. carried the
2ktAG Ia a white lily. The groom was
AAmSt II the altar by his best man. John
M KHthonr. ,Ir., of ENington. Colonel
~ e. Goodwin, wearing the uniform
Y 81 his regiment: c 6. Burr. Of Blacks
Nurg. Walter Turnbull. Of Lawrence
n VILE, and A. NJ. Potter acted as ushers
= Miss Alice Burgess. of Tvor. played the
wedding marches and "Traumeref'
softly during the ceremony. A bril-
| iiant reception in the home Of Colonel
I md Mrs. E. r. Goodwin followed the
Ceremony. After a motor trip through
the mountains of North Carolina. Or
And Mrs, Peters will reside IN Eliza
.vheth CITY, \, C, Among the out-ot-
town eueses were; Miss Anne VIII
ss1kfnson, Of Roanoke. Miss Lily Per-
Prince Turnbufi, Of Iawrencevtlle :,
Msss Riume Cooper, ~ Tampa. Fla;
Miss Alice Burges. of tver. Miss Mar
garet Woodward Of LyrChburE; Miss
4 Thelma Blanton. NJ FarwN7o Mrs
K ~. Luulsden. Of Eliza beth city. Mrs
: u--p R44aA Ashland At+S-t--El-
E Britt. or Norfolk. John Anthony, 81
Evineton: Mr. and Mrs 9 6 Burr Of
Hiackshurr Mr. and Mrs Walter
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Especial IA The Richmond Nirginian >
Cumberland Va June 2n--A- geed-4
) ding Of much interest Was snlcnnizod
: In Tearwallet Raptist church V-ednes-
4mday morning. June ~. at 1870 o'clock.
when Miss Lucie Ann orlena Amos,
the eldest daughter Of Mr. ard Mrs.
f,aca- Of s'tt,ftl-e.,eta4tt, Va he
came the bride Of professor Frank
Lester Smith son Of Nr and Mrs.
Marcus G., Smith. Of Granite Falls, N.
c. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Lloyd r. Smith. brother NJ
the groom. The church was simply
hut fastefully decorated for the we'd
ding with running cedar ferns and
daisies the altar being lighted with
yellow candles.
Mrs wsvcriy Putney. Of Farmville.
Va. PLAYED the wedding march. Just
before the entrance of the bridal party
she played %. Perfect Day" The
bride who was given in marriage
3 ny her fathsr. WAS hecomirsly at
tired in a gown Of white Georgette
crepe over white satin. trimmed IN
pearls. and her long tulle Veil fen
i from a coronet of orange blossoms
/ and pearls. y Her only ornament was
- brooch which was worn by her moth
err on her "a edding DAY Her flowers
were shower Of Bridal roses and
ferns, tied with white tulle. Miss
Ethel Amos, a sister Of the bride was
maid of honor and wore gown Or
yellow silk chiffon and crepe de chine
Her flowers were " large bouquet Of
white carnations and ferns tied with
yellow tulle Little Misses Bessie
Amos; sister Of the bride, and Geneva
Hickman cousin Of the bride we're
sst4ac flower girls and carried baskets of
daisies They wore frocks of white
organdy with yellow sashes. Little
Miss Emily Hickman Was the rinE-
bearer. She wore frock Of yellow
orrands, trimmed with white ribbon
aad white ribbon sash. The bride s
brother. Thomas =. Amos acted as
best man. and the ushers were Poin-
dexter Amos. Freddie Swan, Massey
Ragland, % Wingina. and FraNser
Baughan Of Ontario. Va Followin =
the wedding Mir and Mrs. Smith
motored to Farmville from whence
they toef The train fer Washington
anse nfher> Northern cities
Guests from a distance attepdjus
the wedding were The Fey L. r
Smith and Mrs Smith, r. L.. Swami.
Mrs w " Dnnkum and son. Massey
Easiand. e overton Ragland. RoHe
" eea Thomas Ftfhet7- A34t-es'-iv
and the Misses Aacock