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Miss Lindsay Crossfield, cousin of the bride and Mrs. Katherine S. Hardy, sister of the groom were bridesmaids. They wore pastel mauve taffeta long dresses with portrait neckline and full skirt and carried bouquets of pink miniature carnations, astromoria and cascading spider plants and wore matching flowers in their hair.
Michael H. Weiss of Temple Terrace, Florida was best man.
Ushers were Robert R. Dickey, brother of the bride and R. Matthew Crites.
A reception was held at Wakefield Manor with Fairfax Dominion String Quartet and beautiful old fashioned country flowers in arrangements gracing mantel piece and dining room.
The bride, a graduate of the University of Virignia is an administrative assistant for Congressman Morris. K.
The groom, who is also a graduate , of the University of Virginia, will begin a job at Duberry-Davis Consulting Firm in Arlington in January.
Rehearsal dinner was given the night before by the groom’s parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Silliman.
The mother of the bride wore a sapphire blue chiffon street length dress with bell shaped sleeves and white cattleya orchid corsage.
Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside at 604 Bashford Lane, #102, Alexandria.
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