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pastel blue lace street length dress with matching jacket, hat and shoes. She wore an orchid corsage. The mother of the groom wore a pastel silver pink brocade sheath dress with scoop neck. A matching jacket with a rolled collar and threequarter length sleeves made a becoming accessory along with her matching pill box hat trimmed with seed pearls and veiling. Her shoes were of dyed-to-match satin. She wore an orchid corsage. For the ceremony, the altar of the Chapel was beautifully! decorated with an arrange-' ment of white gladiola, pom-; pon chrysanthemums and ap- i proprlate greenery. Matching] baskets of similar arrange-! ments. flanked the altar. A profusion of candlelight lent an ethereal quality to the service.
Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was given at the University Club by the parents of the bride. Out of town guests included Miss Marie Hardiman, Glendale, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stampfl, Huntington Station, N. Y; Mr. Stephen Dorrler, Bayshore, N. Y.;Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith and daughter, Linda, North Gardenj Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Brue j.' Wood, Flint Hill, Va.; Mr. Gerald L. Buckner, Miss Charlotte Atkins, Miss Barbara Greene, all of Richmond, Va.
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