Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1931, Page 50

Adams-WatsonWedding Is‘Event of April 8 In St. Alban’s Church Leesburg Church Is Scene of Miss Franklin's Marriage to Mr. Gillespie. The marriage of Miss Nancy Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graves Adams, of Edgemoor, to Mr. Walter Scott Watson, will take place April 8 in St, Alban's Church. place yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Leesburg, Va. when Miss Mary Ellen Franklin, daughter of Mrs. Franklin and the late Benjamin Willard PFranklin of Leesburg, Va. became the bride of Mr. Joseph Stras Gillespie, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jeff Gillespie of Tazewell, Va., Rev. W. M. Compton, pastor of the church, per- forming the ceremony. ‘Wedding music was rendered by Mrs, Charles R. Norris, organist of the church, before and during the ceremony. A vocal selection, “Because,” Miss Elizabeth Steed. ‘White satin, made with a long, full skirt, and having a train, fashioned the gown of the bride, who was given in marriage by her mother. A lovely lace veil, draped with orange blossoms, fell over the long satin train, She wore white satin shoes and white gloves, while a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley completed her costume. White cut flowers, banked against meen, decorated the church, and in the soft candlelight presented an atmos- phere of Spring, which was further car- ried out in the gowns and bouquets of the attendants. Mrs. Hughes Butter- worth of S8avannah, Ga., the matron of honor, and Miss Polly Riddle of Norfolk, Va., the maid of honor, wore gowns of white chiffon, green picture hats, green vhite mitts and carried arm ouquets of white sweet peas tied with green tulle. | ‘The bridesmaids, who wore gowns similar to that of the bride and carried | arm bouquets of white sweet peas with the green tulle, were Mrs. William Zircle of Baltimore, Md.; Miss Kath- erine Bridge of Leesburg, Va.; Miss Dorothy McIntosh, Columbia, 8, C., and Miss Virginia Willlams, Charlottes- ville, Va. Little Elizabeth Gore of Leesburg, Va., who acted as flower girl, wore & whits frock with green picture hat and green shoes and carried a basket filled with white flowers. The best man was Mr. Charles P. Gillespie of Tagewell, Va., and the ushers included Mr. John lespi= of Ve Dr, Rufus Brittain, M jr., University, Va.; man, liams . Res S. Galleher of Leesburg, Va., acted as masters of ceremony. A reception at the home of Mrs. Franklin followed the ceremony, after which Mr. Gillesple and his bride left for a'short trip. The bride had for her going-away costume a suit of black and th accessories to match. They eside in Taz well, Va,, where Mr. [<] ie, who is a graduate of Hampden-Sydney and the University Law School, is now practicing law. Included among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. William Jeff Gillesple, ton, Mr. Wendell Huss’y, Mrs. W. S. Uvshur, Mr. Alton White and Miss Mi'dred Kent of Newport News, and M'ss Jessie Franklin and Miss Camille b - = of Norfolk, Va. Among the entertainments given for th: bride and her attendants was a tea ‘The “ddina‘ of Miss Mary Ellen Boliman, daughter of Mr. and Pichard Wendall Bollman of the ing Grounds. L A. Pranklvn, took 2. reh R The e t 812 Mero'r stre in the prosence of a lar pany of relatives and frien Richard V. Lancaster, pastor of Presbyterian Church, officiating. Fol- lowing the oenmoz a dinner was Rev. the and places y Virginia. ‘The bride, until recently a resident of ‘Wasl , was given in by her father, and had as matron of honor Mrs. Jesse L. Pyne, sister of the | bridegroom. Mr. Pyne acted as best| man for the bridegroom. | Preceding the ceremony Mr. Pyne sang “Oh Promise Me,"” accompanied at the piano by Miss Nora Willis, who played wedding numbrs in_subdued | fones during the ceremony. Following | the wedding dinner, Mr. and Mrs. | Frankiyn left for a wedding trip and | on their return will make their home at 812 Mercer street, Fredericksburg, Va. 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