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WHISENANT—DOYLE .
The Amissville Baptist Church attractively decorated with ferns and spring flowers was the icene on Sunday, 'April 17 of the wedding of Miss Laura Doyle, daugh, ter of Mrs. Junes Doyle of Amissville, and James Whisenant. son of Mrs. Whisenant of Rixeyville.
Rev. Thach, pastor of the Amissville Methodist Church, performed the doubly ring ceremony. "Oh Perfect Love,” was beautifully sung by Mrs. Jean Thompson of Jeffersonton. » ‘ The music and wedding march was rendered by Mrs. Jack Pearmart of Amissville. , ' The bride given in marriage by her brother, William Doyle of -, Arthandale, wore a street length dress of white flocked net over, white taffetta with all white acc^sories and "white camalion corsage, Her only attendent, her ■ siiteri Mrs. Mary Tapp wore pink . nylon over taffeta with navy blue accessories and white carnation corsage.
Best man for the groom was his cousin, Lewis Bottoms of Rich- . mond. ; -
l ’shers wefe ' a brother and nephew of the bride, George Doyle and Billy Tapp. ' j. ~ Mrs. Doyle, the„bride’s mother,
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