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Fincham — Garwood
The marriage of Miss Mary Kay Fincham, daughtjer of Mrs. James Courtland Fincham and the late Mr. Fincham of Flint Hill, Va. to James' Clifton Garwood, son of Mrs. Frank Stj Clair Garwood and the late Mir. Garwood of Afton, was solemnized Saturday evening, August the first, at Fairfax Baptist Church.
The Rev. John Leslie Hart, pastor, performed the ceremony at six o’clock. Mrs. Hart, organist, played the nuptial music and wedding marches.
The bride, given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Wiljiam Roland Welch of Mt. View Farm, wore a gown of Alencon lace over white satin. Her chapel-length veil of imported si(k illusion fell from a crown of seed peafIs and matching lace and she carried white roses and an crch:d cn a prt-sf br.oL
Mrs. William Rclrnd V.'eioh, matron of honor, wbte a ballerina length dress of maize lace over satin, with matching headband and short veil. Her floweh were a colonial bouquet of white and maize chrysanthemums. Richard Lee Cantjjel of Annandale was best man fjor the bridegroom. Ushers werej William J.
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