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December 18, 1802 HUFF—RACER
The most brilliant event of the season was the marriage of Miss Ada, J., the popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Racer, and Mr. Henry Marshall Huff, one of. Rappahannock’s most prominent' ^yoitng men,.,
Peasant, the home of the bride, December 11. 4902: Rev. John ; Racer, of'Luray, an uncle of the bride, performed the-ceremony in a most, impressive manner.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of pure white with white ribbons and carried a magnificent boquet of white chrysanthemums and ferns.
Miss Nellie Monroe was flower girl and was handsomely dressed in pink with pink ribbons, and strewed flowers in the pathway of the couple. * Bridesmaids were Misses Lora Monroe, Rosa Huff, and Annie Estes, who .wore lovely gowns.of
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