The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
VIRGINIA GIRL
GARRISON N BRIDE |;
Miss Cameron Married to Lic,t-.
tenant Burnett at Fort
Ethan Allen.
WEDDING IN THE GYMNASIUM 4 I
FISHERS in Full Dress Uniform.
National and Rcgimcntal Col
ors Draped Above Altar.
ID. n

! IL q 4 b.
& fspecial TO Tho Dspatch>
FORT ETHAN ALLEN. v,r., March Is.
The wedding OF Miss Frances Hawks 's!
Cameron, d resident OF Richmond, V 'l.,8
TO Lieutenant Charles Burnett, Fifteenth mn
United States cavalry, occurred at TINS
garrison last evening at O'Clock, and
wos. the social event Of the season.
Miss Cameron is the daughter OF the
late General Francis Hawks and Mrs'
Cameron. OF North Carolina and Viz
ginia. The ceremony was performed spy
the Rev Herbert A. Shipnlan. chaplain
at the West Point Military Acad g my n
assisted by Chaplain wv. Brander,
Fifteenth cavalry. resident OF aiei T.,
,notid, Va. The wedding took place IN
tho new gymnasium, which was taste
fully decorated with flags and very
beautiful chancel was formed by pains
and white Easter lilies in q seml-clrcle.
Tho altar was art!stically lighted with
many candelabra, and held two large
vases Of lilies. and the chancel roll was
covered entirely with the same MOVERS
interviewer with Southern srntlaS. IS us,
above the altar were draped che n 'a1 q,
standard and the regimental coiors q p, .!l9
OF the guests the Fifteenth cavalry band
dispersed soft music from some hidden
hover In the hall above. Trumpets an
nounccd the coming OF the bridal pa rty,
which entered to the strains OF Omen
rrir,'s wedding march, The ushers.5 brotn-
er officers Of the groom. Lieu tenants CHI III
ton Norton, Victor Foste Wiley "a. ~ an-
gun, Milton G. Holiday. Arthur lrt11 Is u - y.
Lynch and Scott Baker, in full dress u n
form led The way, followed by two Prey
little flower girls, Misses Floy Rodman
Rarnhardt and Dorothy Walker. WI o car
Eried basket trays of rosebud Sg They
we're followed blythe bridesnai DIS, M sses
S1Inthrinc and Tsabel Greslla m, race
& Russell and Edith a Ioyle, carrying I'M I'M
mense bouquets OF yellow da ffotils -t ne
cavalry color. They were goWned IN
dainty white lace-trlmmed orgarnledltes g
Miss ] ean Cameron. the mnid $of honor,
wearing a dress Of silk null and carving
J a large bunch Of spring yolets. in1mc-
sdiately preceded the bride, who entered on
the arm Il OF 81 her brother Lieu tenant
s;7rancIs Cameron, Fifteenth g nited States
cavalry and was met at the altar BY
the groom and Ills best man, Lieutenant
Samuel w. Robertson. Fifteenth Unlted
states cavalry. both in full dress uni-
form Lieutenants Burnett wore the mana
some gold sabre presented TO him IN ~ inc lS
philippines by the members Of Troop IL
Fifteenth cavalry, with whom #fle So. ser Veu'
Cut Cake With Saber.
The ceremony was the beautiful ritual
OF the Episcopal Church. and at It's con- n,
clusion the bridal party left the chancel
to the happy strains OF AIenuelsSsoc'hflnl ,
wedding march. The compa ny II hen re-
paired to the large hall above. w ere sup,
per was served. and the Bird fol owed VEG
the stimc-ton custom in the army o.
cutting the wedding cake with y the
groom S sabre, and as the tevening 8 waned
many toasts were drunk to the happiness
Of the newly welded couple.
The brides dress was I've ~ #Dea " Z
full. being OF u lustrous white silk-th g
Gift OF her brother, Duncan HAYWOOD
Cameron, Of Canton, China. and snc.wore
a veil which enveloped her entire figure
and fell in graceful folds to the end OF
her train. Her bouquet was lilies OF the
valley, and n spray Of orange blossoms
wa $ caught in the veil on her hair. Ssi
@ Botl, Lieutenant and Mrs. Burnet arc
very popular in the Fl ftcenth cavalry,
and they will be granted every concession
SO that no change can be made to take
them from the garrison. They were the
recipients Of many handsome gifts. The
wedding trip has been POSTPONED a few
weeks, owing to the recent illness OF the
BRIDE IN A pril they will visit New York i1Il
md West Point, where the Lieutenant
graduated In the class of 1901.