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gown with fitted bodice. Her headdress was a pill box made of the same material as the gown and was trimmed with matching netting. She wore matching satin shoes and wrist length white gloves. The bridesmaids, who wore outfits identical to that of the matron of honor, were Miss Barbara Hardiman, Huntington Station. N. Y., sister of the groom and Miss Judy Gray, Blacksburg, Virginia. All three attendants carried bouquets of red carnations and Christmas holly. Mr. James Stephen Hardiman, Jr., father of the bridegroom, served his son as best man. Ushers were James Thomas. ( Luck, Blacksburg; William Lee Proctor, Fairfax; John William Hardiman, brother of the groom, Huntington Station, N. Y.; and Charles Burrell Wood, Jr., brother of the bride, Blacksburg. The bride’s mother wore a
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