Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-31
Miss ,Jessamine Thorne
Bride of Horace B. Mccoy
Daughter of Former Assistant Attorney General
Married in TRANSPORTATION Church-Other
Weddings Of Interest.

; Farnham Morrison of Culpeper Va,
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| Eugene Morrison of this city. The
ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock
| in the chapel of the United Bretheren
| Church, Rev. u. +. Glovier officiating
| assisted by Rev. DIR. kensey Johns
| Hammond Of the Episcopal Church of
| Culpeper.
The chapel had a charming ar
rangement of palms, ferns and
, cathedral candles, and the wedding
party stood under an arch of Shasta
daisies and foliage.
Miss Elizabeth Clhell played the
wedding marches aud preceding the
ceremony Mrs. a. NJ Thomason sang
II Love You Truly"
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore gown OF ivory
satin, fashioned along long. graceful
lines and heavily embroidered in
pearls. a court train hung from the
shoulders. Her tulle veil was held by
pearls. and she carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses.
Miss Ellen kagey of Meyers Cave,
Va, was the maid OF honor, wearing a
frock of pale yellow chiffon hat to
match and carrying an arm bouquet of
Sunburst roses.
The other attendants were Miss Ar.
line Rankin Craig OF this city, cousin
of the bride: Mrs. J. 3. Yount, ir., of
Clifton Forge, Va, and Miss Alma
Moore and Miss Halle Moore, sisters
Of the bride. They wore frocks of or.
candle in shades OF peach. lavender,
pink and green and carried basket
hats filled with oldfashioned garden
flowers.
Little Eloise Henkel and Lois Pleas.
ants OF Naynesboro, Va. pupils of the
bride, were the flower girls, wearing
froCks Of white ruffied organdie and
carrying white ribbon baskets filled
with rose petals. Sidney Ewing
Crickenberger, nephew of the bride,
was the ring bearer and Winston
Moore Crickenberger. another nephew
of the bride. was the train bearer.
Mr.. James Dyer of Culpeper was
the best man and ushers were Mr..
Jamie Lewis of Culpeper, Mr.. Dean
Rlbble OF University. Va; Mr.. W. &.
Moore OF Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and
air Bryan Moore, brothers of the
bride
Following reception Mr.. Morrison
and his bride left for a wedding trim,
Mrs. Morrison wearing a tan creme
gown and hat. They will make their
home at Culpeper.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Ribble of University, Va; Mrs.
Z. p. Pelter, Miss Marjorie Pelter.
Mrs. Cecil Wright. Mrs E. M. Cabell.
Mrs. Levy, MIR. and Mrs Gordon Nc.
Gam. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doyle, Miss
Kate Collins, Miss Elizabeth Collins,
Miss Genevieve Hughes, MIR. Forest
Nanscoy. Miss Hall, Mr.. Russell
1ount, ir.; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pleas.
ants. Mrs. Bessie Henkel, all of
Waynesboro; Mrs. James Rubel and
Miss Halle Rubel of Lexington; Mrs,
W. L. Craig and Miss Elizabeth Craig
OF Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Wise of Harrisburg
Mrs. Morrison is the granddaughter
OF the late Mr.. John w. Landes and
has been teacher in the Wenonah
Grammar School at East Waynesboro,
She is leading member of the Epis.
copal Choir at Mount Sidney.
A romance which began in Wash
lngton four year ago eliminated last
Wednesday afternoon in Fort Worth.
Tex. when Miss EstelIe Bailey was
united in marriage to Mr.. George r.
Rawlins at the Broadway Baptist
Church OF that city. The ceremony