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satin sash at the waist. They carried , arm bouquets of long stem white and . red roses, baby’s breath, and ferns with teal green satin streamers.
Mr. John Curtis, of Warner Robins, Georgia, served as his brother’s best man. Mr. Troy Finks, of j Fredericksburg, served as usher.
The mother of the bride wore a street length dress of mauve georgette which was accented in the front with a large silk bow. She wore a ' corsage of white carnations and satin ■ ribbon.
The mother of the groom wore a street length dress of pink georgette which was accented in the back with a silk bow. She wore a corsage of . white carnations and satin ribbon.
A reception in the church social . hall followed the ceremony. Mrs. Serena Curtis of Warner Robins, Georgia, sister-in-law of the groom, organized the reception. Assisting her were Mrs. Cynthia Finks, friend of the bride, and Mrs. Ada Pyne, friend of the bride and groom. Mrs. Jenny Hitt, sister of the groom, served the wedding cake.
After a honeymoon trip to Wintergreen Resort Mr. and Mrs. Cur- - tis will make their home in Lignum.
Mrs. Curtis is employed by Fauquier Hospital as a registered nurse in the obstetrical department and Mr. Curtis is employed by Lake of ! the Woods Home Center in Locust ‘ Grove, as assistant manager. ;
On September 16 a combination . dinner-shower was given for the ' bride at Country Cookin Restaurant > by Mrs. Jane Dodson and Mrs. Margaret Hutcheson. j
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