Evening star., 1937-05-23
M Marriage
Announced
In Staunton
Miss Mary Bell Arch
er and Mr.. Mapp
to Wed.


to Wed.
- TAUNTON, Va, May 22.-Miss
Mary Bell Archer and Mr.. John
Aydelotte Mapp have selected
~ Wednesday, June ., for their
marriage. Miss Archer is a daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Ilwaine Archer Of Richmond. She
attended Mary Baldwin College. grad
uating in 1896 with high honors. Re-
Gently she has made her home in
Richmond with her aunts, Mrs. George
Russell Talcott and Mrs. Beverley H.
Randolph, In whose home a small
reception will follow the ceremony
The wedding will take place at $50
o'clock in the Church OF the Holy
Comforter, the Rev. DR.. John J. Gra-
watt, rector Of Trinity Episcopal
Church OF Staunton, officiating
Miss Elizabeth Rawlinson, editor
OF Garden Gossip, spent a few days
in New York before sailing Saturday
on the White Star Line for several
months tour of Europe. She was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wayt Gibbs of this city and Mrs.
A. c. Ford Of Clifton Forge, Va. They
will be gone about three months and
will visit England, France, Italy and
Switzerland
Mrs. Malcolm Holiday OF Wash
ington. formerly of this city, is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs A. w. Trott
She is accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Virginia Holiday. They motored
here Friday from Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richmond, who
have made their home here since their
marriage, will leave June l for New
York, where Mr. Richmond has been
transferred to the main Office. Mrs.
Richmond was before marriage Miss
Elizabeth East and is one of the pop
ular young women of Staunton.
Capt. and Mrs. Carl Dana Hill en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Michael E. Gar
Der of Madison, Ind. Mr.. CARRIER,
whose forbears were natives OF Staun-
ton, is president Of the Courier Pub
having been in his family for SO years
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER are cousins of
Mrs. Hill
The home OF Mrs Henderson M.
Bell, jr., was the scene of an attrac-
lively arranged wedding on Wednes-
day afternoon, when her cousin, Miss
Scotia Elizabeth Patteson of Augusta
Springs, became the bride of Mr
Julian Broaddus Shackleford, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward Shack
leford of Saluda. The bride is the
eldest daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Patteson and grand
daughter Of the late Col Carter Brax-
ton of Newport News. The Rev. Sam
uel S, Lapsley, former pastor of the
Augusta Springs Presbyterian Church,
offlciated
The bride was escorted by her sis
ter, Miss Mamie Patteson, and her
wedding gown was Of white chiffon.
She carried bride roses and lilies of
the valley. Her sister wore q frock of
ice-blue net, and carried an arm bou-
quet Of pink roses.
After Northern wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Shackleford will make their
home in Newport News, Va Among
the out-of-town guests here for the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shackleford of Chaster; Miss Inez
Shackleford and w. E. Shackleford of
Richmond, and Misses Dorothea and
/ Nanrfie Braxton, Mary Patteson and
Edward E. Patteson OF Baltimore, Md
Mrs Louis Somerville, formerly
Miss Virginia Hilton Roller of this
city, entertained at her charming home
at Washington and Lee University at
Charlottesville. Va, members of the
bl-Weekly bridge club of this city, of
which she is former member. Those
motoring over from Staunton were
Misses Helen Cover, Ann Bradford
Mary Opie, Peggy Russell, Julia
Gooch, Emily Timberlake, Mesdames
Harry H. Brown jr; Harry w. Wilson,
Jr.; Henry House, Roudolph Bum
! gardner, B. A. Jacob, jr.: Warren w.
Brown and Donald Fitzhugh. Miss
Elizabeth Brooke Cochran of Folly also
was a guest.
One of the delightful entertain
ments Of the past week end was the
camping party given by the Spinster
| Club in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
H. Garst, the latter having been
member Of the club before her recent
marriage. The outing was held in the
camp Cross Keys on Calf Pasture
River. near Deerfield, with the full
membership of Spinsters attending
with their escorts. Supper was served
in the open Saturday evening around
q wood fire, followed by scagenger
hunt which carried the couples into
and over the small river and back in
time for toast over the fire. About
"A enjoyed the outing, one of the first
Of the Spring season.
| OF much interest is the engaQement
OF Miss Kathleen Caroline CARPENTER
OF Norfolk, Va, to Mr.. Frank A. Gould.
which was announced Wednesday by