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Mrs. Philip Lee Thornton, Jr., was her sister’s matron of honor, wearing a gown of embroidered nylon over pale blue taffeta. Her bouquet was of blue delphinium, painted daisies, and yellow carnations, with yellow ribbons. Her headdress was of flowers.
The bridesmaids, Mrs. James Rodes Brown, Jr., and Mi33 Con- stance Sutton of Richmond, were gowhed in embroidered nylon over yellow taffeta, fashioned like that of the matron of honor, and their bouquets were white carnations and painte ddaisies with lily-ofthe-v&Iley, tied with blue ribbon. Their headdress were of flowers.
Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, mother of the bride was dressed in blue brocaded net over taffeta, and she wore a white orchid. Mrs. James G. Brown, grandmother of the bride, was dressed in black faille and wore white gardenias.
C. E. Johnson, Jr., was the Rev. Mr. Thompson’s best man and groomsmen were James Rodes Brown, Jr., and Philip Lee Thornton. Philip Lee Thornton, IH, nephew of the bride, was an usher.
Following tne ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, with the bridal party and members of the immediate family present. The tiered wedding cake was topped with tiny bride and groom figures, the doll-bride’s gown was a replica of the bride’s.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thompson - left at 3 o’clock in the afternoon for a wedding trip of three weeks. They will visit the Rev. Mr. Thompson’s family in Missouri before they return to their homi in Sperryville.
Four Wrecks Towed In
By Merrill Motor Co.
Four wrecked automobiles were towed in by the Merrill Motor Co., during the past week, having been wrecked by the dense fog, which obstructed their view. One wreck was brought in Saturday night, two wrecks Sunday, and one car was wrecked Tuesday morning. Some of the occupants of the cars escaped unhurt, while several were taken to the hospital.
One of the wrecks, occurring Saturday night was a 1941 Dodge, which turned over near Hackley’3 Store, at Amissville, haring five colored passengers in it. The brother of Forest Huffman of Madison, owner of the car, was taken to the Physicians’ Hospital in Warrenton the night of the wreck, and on Monday he was moved to University Hospital, Charlottesville.
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