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Miss Betty Bywaters of iVarrenton. They wore long velvet 'owns designed like that of the lonor attendant; two were in red ind two were in green. They had leadpieces to match their dresses ind also carried nosegays of :amations. Kimberly Hitt of Warrenton vas flower girl. She wore a long Iress of white lace like the bride ind her headpiece was white net ittached to a band of pearl lequins. She dropped rose petals rom a tiny basket. John Hitt of Amissville acted as ing bearer. Herbert Jeffries of Midland was jest man for his brother. Ushers were Dennis Beach of Culpeper, Way land Neale of Bealeton, Murray Edwards of Arlington and Bernard Taylor of Midland. A reception was held in the church social hall following the ceremony. Mrs. Woodward chose a dress ind matching coat ensemble of turquoise brocade for her laughter’s wedding. She had a •mail veiled hat and her flowers were pink rosebuds. The bridegroom’s mother wore i dress of green jersey and black iccessories. Her corsage was of red and white carnations. After a short wedding trip Mr. ind Mrs. Jeffries will make their tiome at present with her parents in Ammissville.
Birthday Party
Susan Latham celebrated her thirteenth birthday on Friday, December 13 with a small party at her home in Amissville. Her guests included Betsy Williams, Melody Green, Laura Schuermann, Denise Carter, Cheryl Poling, Jeanne St. Claii and Terry Halle.
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