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Metz—Manuel
The Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ffont Royal, was the scene Saturday afternoon of the wedding of Miss Jean Maxine Manuel, daughter of Mrs. J. Robert Wisecarver of Kernstown and John E. Manuel of Front Royal, to Daniel R. Metz, Jr., son of Daniel R. Metz of Frederick County and the late Mrs. Mary Lutz Metz. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert C. Bradford, Jr., pastor, before a background of white gladioli, shasta daisies, palms and.candleaGiven
in marriage by her brother, Robert J. Manuel, the bnde wore a waltz length gown of nylon tulle over taffeta made with an oval neckline, tight fitted lace bodice with yoke and putted sleeves of tulle edged with ringlets of seed pearls. The full skirt fcatured a panel of lace extending to the hem line. Her fingertip veil 'of imported illusion fell from a lace Mary Queen of Scott cap trimmed with seed pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of chrysanthemums centered with .a white orchid. Bridesmaid^ were Mrs. Char* les S. DeHaven, sister of the bride-groom, Mrs. Rob*1? . JManuel, sister-in-law of the bride, of Winchester, and Miss Betty Shumate of Danville. They all wore gowns and bendeaux like that of the maid of honor and carried arm bouquets of red carnations. Roy W. Bayliss, Jr., of Winchester, was best ’ man for Mr. Metz. Ushers were Paul E. Everly and Charles S. De Haven of Winchester and Frank Sencin
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