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itBURNS—MANIONi-5Miss Theodore Waltlma Wilkens BurnsifBecomesJames Lorne Manion, U. S. N.SChim te,11 friends invited to a dance by Mr. and\vA delightful surprise to the many GMrs. Owen Burns, was the weddingof Miss Theodore Waltona Wilkenstoidrele;si0gils-e.teoS,idL.orneof the U. S. N.liwr(aiThe spacious drawing room, whichhad been artistically decorated byMrs. Smith-Hemingway, made anideal setting.The bride, in her gown of satincharmeuse. embellished with ivorypicturestairway, on the armfr. E. O. Bums, to theUinPmCPlt;Rtlof the Lohengren wedding march,dlt;played by Miss Ursula Burns, of Newfork.Preceding the bride was daintyw01cli- little Lillian Burns, as flower girl. Reaching the bower of clematis and;oifobitiira.1-lerns, they were met by the groomand the best man. Mr. Walter FrancisBurns, of New York, where the im-u:latiposing Catholic ceremony was solem-n, nized by the Most Reverend FathereifteiditClarkson, of the Sacred Heart Churchof Tampa, and St. Martha's, of Sarasota.The family circle, including Dr.slt;citctlCatherine Manion, of Port Huron,Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rootte;hWmsin3tNew York; Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Burns,Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bums, MastersaiOwen Burns, Jr., Leonard H. Burnsenrl-and Edwin Oscar Burns, Jr., and littleirVernona Burns, made a scene of unusual family affection.A most interesting feature of thejbridal costume* was the ducnesse lace'forming the cap and encircling thehtet-flt;mirtlwornv — —- -motner, Mrs. Owen Burns, wife ofJblt;BumsHarryLocke Smith, wife of Major H. L.ejomith, United States Marine CorpsleJ.CHer mother having died when she was h(nl-ene3-gyoan infant, she was adopted, when afew months old, by her aunt, Mrs.Jesse Rooto Grant. She was severalyears at the Convent of the holyChild in New York, attended theFinch school, and was sent to Europe to complete her education.atislt;ielLieut, and Mrs. Manion receivedV-l-nrefr-many telegrams of congratulations,nciudiftg those from Mr. and Mrs.BumsBuruns, of California. Among themany valuable gifts were several substantial checks from relatives and avaluableer. A beautiful trousseau wasW. F. BumsNew York, who arrived for the cere-imony.a The bride and groom left for additinfbatlt;f]odw.1!Utl•I . Jshort tour and will proceed Island, S. C., where Lieut. Manion isstationed for the present.w11liM AVATP17 DA An DDDATDOtirc
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Sarasota Times
Sarasota, Florida, US
Thu, Apr 28, 1921
Page 5
Full Page
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