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attendant. Cynthia Beebe, sister of the bride, was junior bridesmaid.; Her dress was of white eyelet pique made with a boat neck accented with a bow in back and a lavender sash. Her flowers were a lavender and pink nosegay- gayFlower girl was Jennette Beebe, also the bride’s sister who wore a dress of white dacron with a lace bodice and Peter Pan collar. She had a! headband of lavender and pink flowers and carried a basket of petals. Christopher Hitt of Castleton was the ringbearer. David Stevens of Baltimore, Md. was the best man and ushers wereWarren and Bradford
bride A r home Mrs. Beebe chose for her daughters wedding, a pink knit dress and matching hat with bone accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations and candytuft. Mrs. Alger, the bridegroom’s mother, wore a light pink suit with a hat and accessories of contrasting pink. She also had a corsage of white carnations and candytuft.
For traveling the bride wore a red wool sheath with a high neck and military buckle. Mr. and Mrs. Alger are presently making their home in Berryville.
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