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In a double-ring candlelight cere money at College Presbyterian Ch'rrh Miss Mary Frances Gilmer, daughter of Dr and M,-s. Thomas Ft GTmr'r, the b'ide of Ernest A. Brandon, of Hopewell, o-o * Aav a"tP’'nonn T'-e Rev G’aham Gilmer, of T,yr. ’' b ' unc'e of the Iv hip and ra-i'i■ of Atnhe'st Presbyterian Cho*rh. ne1 formed ihe ceremony, ssristed by D" Benj'm'n R re Lo nastor f Colleee Church and chaplain of Hampden Sydney Col tpge. The altar was b- nked with palms : f 1 v1-'e cb-.vsanFhem’wns. «lad; Vis and st 'ck wh'ch centered and flanked the candelabra. The bride wore a gown made with ■i sok orgnnfza skirt and bodice of chan: Illy laee, h»r veil Ml f-om a tiara of pearls Slip carried a white oicli d on a Bible. Attendants, attired in gowns of bine eyelet embroidery, were Mrs. William N. Gilme", of Bon Air, s:st<" -in-law of the bride, as matron of honor, and Mrs. John Beasley, of Richmond, s:ster of the bride s' oom, and Miss Ca' ol Robert. Peter Winston Gilmer was ring bearer
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