; Juliette Michelle Burke, the

Juliette Michelle Burke, the laughter of Richard and Judith N. torkei of Sandy-Hook in Huntly, and John Andrew Myers of Greensboro, JiyC., son of Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Myers of Martinsville, were married if Oct. 24 at 11a.m. * ®®remony was performed in Chapel United Methoidst .Church in Huntly by the Rev. MerTV Shorb and the Rev. Lawrence .vent. Organist Jane Chittum and vo1st Jane Kaufman furnished the wedding music. . . The church was decorated in traditional Colonial style with longstemmed yellow roses, magnolia Reaves and palms. ^ The bride, given in marriage by I per father, wore a formal gown of pyory satin. It featured a high Velace neckline, a sheer English yoke, a fitted Venise lace cov♦ 'ered bodice, long, pleated, draped fsteovcs and a deep basque waistline. ’ •The A line skirt was bordered at the fepmline with Chantilly lace and extended to a cathedral train that featured a large satin bow at the back waistline and rows of Chantilly lace | down the train. “f «B-She carried a bouquet of yellow roses, white carnations, baby’s | breath and ivy. ft ,i Miss Sherry L. Burke, sister of | the bride, was maid of honor. She | wore a long iridescent green taffeta ( dress with a sweetheart neckline f and puffed sleeves, and carried a * bouquet of yellow lilies, white carnaf; tfcins and baby’s breath. ' Li'.Dr. William L. Myers, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers Vfere Richard L. Burke Jr., brother p of. > the bride, and Brett Myers, ‘ nephew of the groom, i | A reception followed at the Shen’ andoah Valley Golf Club in Front | Royal. - • The bride is currently a theatre major at the University of North I Carolina at Greensboro. ^*Mr. Myers received a BA degree i *tn music from Maryville College, a piaster’s degree in music from Uni[ Jversity of Iowa and a master of fine ! Jarts degree from University of $Jorth Carolina. He is presently emS