Evening star., 1938-11-16
Corns-JOhnsOn Wedding
In Wytheville Saturday

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Corns-J johnson Wedding
In Wytheville Saturday
Miss Betsy Glen Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Montague
johnson, of Wytheville, Va. was
married Saturday afternoon to Mr..
Orja Glenwood Corns, jr., of New
York, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Corns of
Wilmette. ILL., The wedding took
place in the home of Mrs S. S. Sim
norman in Wytheville, the Rev.
Raymond j. Judge of st. MaryS
Church in Wytheville officiating at
4 o'clock. Mr.. Alvin H. Eley. uncle
of the bride, sang, accompanied by
Mrs. Evelyn Harrison Stone. pianist.
White chrysanthemums. Easter ILL
les, fern and Southern smilax
formed the improvised altar which
was fanked with tall candelabra
and lighted candles.
The bride was escorted by her
father and wore white skinner's sat-
in made with very full long skirt
which fell into a full circular train
at the back. The shirred bodice had
a v neckline and the sleeves were
very full at the top and close fitting
to the wrists. Her long full tulle
veil was held by a coronet of rose
point lace, an heirloom in her fam
lily, and she carried lilies of the val
ley arranged in spray bouquet.
Mrs. HoWland A. Sara, of Wash
ington, was matron of honor and
the brides other attendants were
Mrs. Sterling Elliott Brown, of Roa-
noke, and Miss Jacque Lee OF
Lynchburg. They were dressed alike
in perriwinklc blue taffeta fashioned
with full short trains, low waist
lines. heart-shaped necklines and
short puffed sleeves. Mrs. Sara had
a blue tricorn hat trimmed with
blue ostrich feathers and carried
carnations shading from pale pink
to cerise. The other attendants wore
blue tricorns trimmed with small
bows of blue and cerise velvet and
their bouquets were of ceriSe carna-
tions and blue forget-me-nots.
Mr. Marshall Corns of Chicago
was best man for his brother and
tho uslaers were Mr.. Robert Eley
Johnson of Wytheville, brother of
the bride; Mr.. James Corns Of
Evanston, brother of the bride
groom; Nj. George Garvin, Mr..
Thomas Welsh, jr,, and Mr.. Jerry
Finneran of New York, and Mr..
John Porterheld of Wytheville
Mr. and Mrs. johnson, parents of
the bride, were hosts at the recep-
ton afterWard and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Corns left for wedding trip
northward through the Valley of
Virginia Mrs. Corns was graduated
from Arlington Hall School in
Washington and Mr.. Corns attend
ed st. Johns School at Delaf1eld,
Wis, and Georgetown University.
Miss Robertson Married
To Mr.. Beale Saturday
Miss Dorothy Robertson, of Wash
ington and Martinsburg, w. Va,
daughter of Mrs. E. E. Robertson
and the late Mr. Robertson, Mar
tinsburg, and Mr.. Ernest Franklin
Beale, of Wilmington, N. c., we're
married Saturday evening. in the
home of the brides mother. The
Rev. F. r. Wagner, pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran Church, perform
ed the ceremony.
Mrs Beale is a graduate Of Mar
tinsburg High School and Emer-
.,"ncy Hospital, in Washington.
.;zi5s sTciler Married
20 NJ. Brewer.
,3j Lucille Baueenardt Weller,
d2ughtec of Mr.. ana Mrs. Parker S.
Weller of Beallsvllle, and Mr..
Charles NJ Brewer were married
Saturday. November 5 at Barnes
vile. by the Rev Carl Hess, pastor
OF ST. Mary's Catholic Church.
Wcisgerbcr- -Cade Wedding
In Reno Announced.
Mrs. Anna Rose Cade of Trinity
Center, Calf. announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Iris
Camille Cade to Mr. Aloysius J.
Weisgerber OF French Gulch, for
merly of Hyattsville, Md, son of
Mrs. G.. L. Weisgerber of this city
and Mr.. C. A. Weisgerber. The we'd
ding took place Friday, September
so, the Right Rev. Harrigan. Chan
Cellor Of the Diocese of Reno, off,