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Moore. pastor of Monumental Metho-
dist Church. performed the ceremony.
assisted by Rev. William y. Brown. u.
d.. rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. The wedding music was furn-
lshcd by a stringed orchestra.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her brother. c. \. Earnest, Jr., by
whom she was given In marriage. She
wore gown OF bridal satin and tulle
with an embroidered court train. and
her veil OF tulle was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried IA shower
bouquet OF roses and lilies Of the valley.
Her maid Of honor and only attendant
was her sister. Miss Agnes NJ. Earnest.
who was gowncd in green tulie over
gold cloth and carried an arm bouquet
Of shasta daisies The groom had as
his best man Captain Henley J., Boy
kin. Of the Virginia Military Institute,
at Lexington.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which Major Mayo
and his bride left for Old Point Com
fort
Mr. and Mrs =. l.. Mayo. of Roanoke;
Mrs. II. l.. Francis and son. Joseph
Francis: Captain Henley l.. Boykin.
Captain w. w. Cosby and Colonel r.
q. Poague. OF Lexington. Mr.. and Mrs.
9. \. Earnest. Jr.. Of Georgia.
varied I'm GcorRin.
At noon June % in Americus. Ga.
quiet wedding Of interest took place
when Mrs. Ira q. Lowe became the
bride OF Charles Abner Earnest. Jr..
son OF Captain c. a. Earnest. OF Ports
mouth. The wedding took place at the
brides home. with only members of the
families present. There were no at
tendents. The groom. formerly OF
Portsmouth. has for some months made
I,ril
the bride and bridegroom will arrive
TO visi, his father In Washington
street. Portsmouth.
bride Entertained.
Mrs Henry Williams entertained at
nor home Thursday evening I'm honor
OF her daughter. Mrs. Ryland r. John
son. bride OF last week. who recently
returned from "a Northern trip.
The house was decorated in summer
flowers and ferns. the color scheme
being carried out in pink and. nile
green Refreshments were served ana
wedding cake was used as a center
niece for the table which was artis-
itcally arranged with flowers and rib
hons Many friends OF the bride and
groom we're prcEcnt and Miss Emma
Eeardon and Miss Beatrice Taylor re-
'eived the guests. Mr.. and Mrs John
son Viii make their home at .iG Cum
berland Street.
bcnent Cnrd Party.
There VIII be card party at IN.
Catholic woman's Club Monday even
ing AT $50 o'clock for the benefit Of
the orphans fund All Interested are
invited.
CioninE Recital.
The pupils OF Miss Lena / MaascI
gave their third and last piano recital
OF the season at the studio SATURDAY.
afternoon. The selections were well
chosen and charmincly played An IN
'er"sting feature was that every pu-
pil performed from memory Ccrtiti-
Gates were presented TO Misses Hazel
newton. lncz PucCinelli. Myrtle stone
Hazel Marks. Elnida Oncsty. LetiZI.
Gillio. Goidle Passamanck and Belle
Hobson. silver medals for successfully
completing their grades were given TO
Misses Gladys Lumsdcn. Ruhy I.even-
son. Mildred SavcdEe. Elizabeth Puc-
"inclli. Lena Dale Luche, Elizabeth
Cooke. jamie Har,h Margaret Bertucci
Ida Bloom. D!nah Lieberman Ruti,
Radman. Norma Chiappa Phyllis Mott
Pauline Naidrighi Florence Harth
Doris Finke. Eleanor Noitc. Other pu-
pils OF the season were Misses Helen
Noite. MARJORIE Miller Marjorie smith
Agnes Balm. Katherine Sulliven. Lena
Schulz. Bertha fiarth l.. VI. Hundlev
Grace Furrh. Margaret Powers Mario
Cranden Mary McCihcc. Sarah Alper
Minnie Levy. Mrs NJ. Butcher. AMI
Alexander Wallace. Bernard pokras.
Harry Schr!n. Leslie Spain and SIDNEY
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