Evening star., 1941-08-03
Miss Rust,
Mr.. Brundage
Married
Ceremony Held
At Leesburg
Episcopal Church
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delphiniums and wore a coronet of
the same flowers. The bridesmaids
were Miss Jacqueline Brundage,
sister of the bridegroom, of New
York; Miss Rita Laughlin, and Miss
Carol Murray of Pittsburgh, Miss
Evelyn Henry of Norfolk; Miss Nellie
Christian of Richmond and Miss
Mary Rust of Leesburg. They wore
costumes of pale blue marquisette,
made like the maid of honor's and
carried bouquets of mixed flowers,
with coronets of the same flowers.
Mr. Brundage had as best man
Mr.. Huntington Harris of Leesburg
and his ushers were his brother.
Mr. Edward jackson Brundage. jr,
of New York; Mr. James Syming-
ton and Mr.. Winslow Williams of
Leesburg, Mr.. Samuel Henley Car
ter of The Plains, Mr.. Chester
.Brundage of Chicago and Mr.. Will
liam Russell Bowie, jr., of New
York.
A reception was held at Yeocom-
leo, near Leesburg, the home of the
brides mother, Immediately follow
ing the ceremony.
The spacious house was decorated
throughout with white flowers,
green fern and smilaX. The bridal
party received in the long living
room assisted by Mrs. Rust, mother
of the bride, and Mrs. Brundage,
mother of the bridegroom. In the
Ginning room the decorations were
entirely of white roses and ferns.
A large silver bowl of the flowers
was in the center of the brides
table, brides cake of several tiers
. was at one end and everywhere
were cleaning silver candle-sticks
holding tall white candles. Bowls
and vases of white gladioluses,
baby's breath and other white flow
ers were beautifully arranged about
the lower floor of the house and
the stairway banister was entwined
with more white flowers and green.
Upstairs was large room where
hundreds of lovely presents were
displayed. The lawn and garden
were strung with many Japanese
lanterns, where guests strolled or
sat in groups during the evening to
be served with delicious refresh
mer1ts and cooling drinks. Several
hours of merriment were spent at
this lovely place, before the couple
came running down the long stair
way to leave by motor for their
honeymoon.
Newlyweds to Live
At Leesburg on Return.
The bride wore a dark blue suit Of
hight weight wool, a white crepe
blouse. dark blue toque and blue
accessories. On their return from
their wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brundage will make their home in
Leesburg.
Among the guests were the brides
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Rich
ard Bland Lee Fleming of Green
mont, The Plains; the bridegrooms
sister, Mrs. Kennedy Creevey OF
Cambridge, N. Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
Minor Harris Of Brookline, Mass;
Miss Harriet Fleming of Washing
ton, Mrs. Walpole Davis of Char
iottesville and her son, Horace
Davis.
Others from a distance included
Mrs. John D. Follett OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Irwin Fleming,
Miss Sallie Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mackall of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Williams, Miss Nell
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ruffin,
Mr.. H. R. Cornelius, Miss Elizabeth
Cornelius and Robert Hopkins all OF
Pittsburgh, Col. and Mrs. Edwin
Conquest, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Nc
Carthy and Mr.. Andrew Christian,
jr.. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Balch of Easton, Md, DR.. and
Mrs. Ferdenand Edme Chatard,
9TH, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Glenn
Whitman of Baltimore, Mrs. Edward
jackson Brumdage, jr., 1t. and Mrs.
Charles Hessty. and Mr.. L. K. Spar
row of New York, DR.. and Mrs.
Richard Henry and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Etheridge of Norfolk, Mr..
Peyton Hopkins of Gadsden, Ala,
and scores of friends and relations
from throughout Virginia.