THURSDAY, MARQH 4, 1937lt;SOCIETY CAROLINE CHATMAN.OF SMITH HELD. ISllHinFTH V. A. HELLThe home of Mr. and Mrs Julius D. Owaltiiey in Srnithfield was the scame of a pretty wedding Feb. • Qlji at high noon win ti .Mrs. lt;Twut^ tney s sisters. Miss Mary Caroline Chapman, of Suffolk, daughter of the latg James Edwin ‘Chapman and Mrs. Henrltdta Ramsey Chup-man. became the bride of Victor -jVB-mark LLuli—«un of Mr. and MrsBell of Suffolk, TTheJames L.ceremony was performed *»r the Rev.' William Brayshfuv, rector ofI Christ Church, Srnithfield. The j rooms were decoratea with white snapdragons, palms and cathedral candles, and the wedding music was played by Miss Lula Wind-ley. at the piano, and Mrs Milton Chalk ley on the I violin. Just before the cereinotiT. Miss Jane But-Fr~TTf^the—College of William and Mary, sang **DecauaeThe bride was given in 'marriage by her cousin and foster brother .Herbert West Jr. She wore an ensemble of beige crepe with trimmings of brown squirrel andbrown accF era were ^Beautycorsage roses. Mrs.of American Lawrence F.wE GIVE YOU A CLEAR DESCRIP-TIOTTOFTHE TASKSAVETAKE: WE STATE DEFINITELY, INShaffer. Jr., a bride of a few hours was matron of honor, and wore a dress of rose crepe, with brown jiccessorlee and a corsage of roses and llllles of the valley. Miss Blanche West of Criwe, was maid of honor and wore a dress of aquamarine crepe, with brown accessories and a corsage of pink roses.The bridegroom was attended by James Augustus Bell, of Suffolk as best man.After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Hell left for a southern trip and on their return will reside in Suffolk.The out-of-town guests were Dr and Mrs. F, J. MprrisOn Frank Morrison Jr.* Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Morrison. Mrs. Florence Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Shaffer, Jr. and members of the TVgffei«-Dutler wadding- party, all of Suffolk.Mr. and Mrs. Julius D, Gwalt-ney entertained Friday night at a reception at the Sykes Hotel in Srnithfield in honor of the wedding party and out-of-town guests.U IIITI ■.* VL'Cirr