Evening star., 1938-09-18
StauntOn
Social
Notes
Miss Collins and
Mr.. Lange Are
Married.

- TAUNTON. Va, Sept. IT,
Among the interesting events
of the fall season will be listed
- a number of engagements and
weddings of prominent families in
Virginia and elsewhere that are Of
interest here.
Miss Florene Collins, daughter OF
Mrs. E. L. Collins and the late Mr.
Collins of this city. was married
Saturday evening. September 8. to
Mr.. William Erwin Lange, son OF
Mrs. W. c. Lange and the late Mr.
Lange of Churchville, Va.
The ceremony took place in the
First Baptist Church in Staunton,
with the pastor, the Rev. I. T. Jacobs
officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. George A. Collins
of Marion. Va. Her gown OF white
duchess satin was fashioned on
princess lines, the sleeves and girdle
embroidered in seed pears, and her
veil of importd Venetian lace was an
heirloom. She carried q shower
bouquet of Belmont gardenias and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Allen r. Hoffman Of Newport
News was matron of honor and the
attendants we're Miss Mary Lange,
a sister of the bridegroom: Mrs. Roy
Wheeler of Staunton, a recent bride;
Miss Mary Brown Allgood Of Rich
mond, Miss Elizabeth Collins OF
Waynesboro. Miss Rebecca Reames
of Dinwiddie and Miss Evangeline
Council of this city.
Mr.. Francis Lineweaver, formerly
of Staunton, was best man, and the
ushers were Mr. William New OF
Waynesville, N. c.: Mr.. Charles Allen
of Churchville, Mr.. Charles Runnels,
Mr.. Robert Lineweaver and Mr.. Ed
ward McAleer, all q Staunton.
After a southern wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Lange will make their home
in staurton, Va.
Miss Anne Cottrell Engaged
To Mr.. T. B. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cottrell Of
this city announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Anne Christine, to
Mr., Theodore B. johnson OF Co.
lumbia, S. c., and New York City
The wedding will take place In Oc'
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson Baxter
of Washington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ruth
Miles, to Mr.. Charles Conrad Wise. jr
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradford
Campfield, who were recently mar
ried, arrived here September Is anc
are at home on Albemarle avenue
Their wedding was an INTERESTING
social event of the last week. Tha
bride is q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John N. Powell Of Clio, s. c. Mr.
Campfleld is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Campfield of Staunton. Th'
ceremony was held in the home O
the brides sister, Mrs. Paul r. Shiflet
on the Middlebrook road, near Staun'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan, whit
have been on q motor trip to Wash
ington, York, Pa, and Atlantic City
have returned.
DR.. Donald Bailey Of South Hadley
Mass, has arrived in Staunton wher'
he will make his home during tn
college season, having accepted posi-
ton as head Of the psychology depart
ment at Mary Baldwin College. He 1
taking the place Of DR.. Kenneth
Smoke, who has resigned.
Many Staunton Residents
Leaving Soon for Schools.
Among the young folk who an
leaving soon to attend schools O.
colleges are Miss Batty Jacquelin'
Prichard. who is going to Briar Gilt
Manor, N. Y; Miss Mildred Clark
and Miss Betty Hill, who have takel
an apartment in Washington Will,
attending the Washington School TO
Secretaries; Miss Jane Pugh, who vii
attend Washington Consular School
Nh. Martin Mauch. to attend oeorS