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and the flower girl was Miss Anne Beasley. Mrs. Gilmer, mother of the bride. - o»-p h-own s'lk lace over pink, and M-s. E Brure B andon, Jr . of Mopoho'-o Hip b'-dee-oom's mother, was at! red in a gown of navy hire E R lie- B-’and >n. T' served as ’rs son’s b-st *nnn. and the nsh p-s iv.e John Ber.s’ey. of Rieh m'Vid of ion b"id°*r”onm. o■ ' Thorn es E Gilmer. Jr of Ric’ mond. W'dl am \T G trp,”'. n> Bop Air. and ri.i, .-pp 11 nMmer. ,.1 Hampdon S'ftnev. brott-e-s ef the h-ide. A receiifion followed the c”'em my at G’lmer's home at Hampden-Syd dey. Ponrine we e M-s P T At khisop. rf Hampden-Sydney. M s |i■>»■> Gdmev, of I.ynchbiv.’g and M’S W Ilium P. Glimr of Clifton Fo-gp. Am nr the nri-sf-town enests we- e Dr. Edear Ora hem Gammon, forme- p-rsic'.enf of Hampden-Syri pe’- College. and Mrs. Gammon, of Roanoke. After the reception Mr and M's. Brandon led f >r a wedding trip. The bride wore a gray traveling suit with matching accessories. Ti y will be at home in Hopewell.

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