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All of the attendants wore identical long gowns of pink linen designed on sheath lines The long sleeves were of white lace threaded with pink ribbon. They had matching veiled head pieces and carried bouquets of French lilacs. Mollie Duncan of Alexandria cousin of the bride was flower girl and John Peyton Snead W3 cousin of the bridegroom, was ringbearer. Judge Snead was best man! for his son. Ushers were Thur mond Carlyle Lea, Jr., John peyton Snead IV, Samuel iporan Snead, WUliam Thomas Snead, and George Hiter Davis < Hi, all of Washington, Robert Duncan Barron of Charlottes ville and Harold Lake Holladay o{ Nashville, Tenn.
A reception was held at Spring House Farm. Mrs. Smith chose for her daughters' wedding, a dress of champagne lace and a pink tulle. Her flowers were pink Camellias. Mrs. Snead wore a turquoise silk costume and matching tulle pillbox hat. Her flowers were white gardenias. For traveling the bride selected a Navy blue linen jacket dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses from her wedding bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. Snead will live at Fort Sill, Oklahoma where he will begin a tour of duty with the U. S. Army.
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