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Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ballerina length gown of white chantilly lace over, slipper satin, fashioned with a bateau neckline and bracelet length sleeves trimmed with satin piping.' Her bouffdct skirt had a harem hemline accented with small satiij
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Her shoulder length yeil of imported illusion was attached to a tiara* of seed pearls. ‘
She carried a nosegay of frenched white carnatioas, stephanatis aiid miniature pink roses.
Mrs. Robert Suthard of Temperaaceville was matron of honor ,;and wore an embroidered street length dress of white mousseline Over orchid taffeta. She carried a <a1 nosegay of pink carnations and ^orchid astors. , > “
Mr-.Snead had as his best man bis father, Dr. John Pevton Snead 111.. , ' . . . The bride's mother wore a lace dress of d:or blue with matching a<*cssories and a corsage 6f sweetheart roses. j't r _ ■
The groom’s mother wore a fitted gowm of military bine wool with^cessories to match and a corsage of pink roses. 7 .
Following the ceremony a delic-; ious buffett supper was served ' after which Mr. and Mrs. Snead left for Charlottesville, Va. where he is a medical student at the Uni
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