Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29

Miss Eleanor bunting. OF Salem.
Va. and Captain Samuel White, Jr..
field artillery. United States Army.
were married at ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church, Salem. at o'clock Saturday
night by Rev. Charles S. Hale. OF
Bristol.
The bride was given In marriage by
i her father. Jcrc Bunting. Her
bridesmaids were: Miss Dorothy
Bunting. sister OF tho bride. Miss
! Mary Williamson. OF Winston Salem.
y. c.: Miss Frances IIarveycuttcr. OF
salem; Miss Cornclla Harvcycutter.
Salem; Miss Thelma Jc,cr. OF salem.
4 and Miss Virginia Fry. OF Richmond.
cousin OF the bride. Her maid of
honor was Miss Grace Bunting. sis
tor. and nor matron OF honor was
Mrs. Douglas Bunting. n sister-in-
law.
Tho groomsmen were: Major James
a. Lester. +. A.. L. S. A.: Major a.
G. Sandeford. T. a.. u. s. A: Major
Boykin. V. NJ. J.. Captain J. H. g.
Mann. Y. n. l.; Captain II. u. James
V. NJ. l.. ben, man. Captain l. l.
Graham. Of Lexington.
The ushers were: Cadet Jsre Bunt-
ing Jr, V. NJ. l. brother OF the
bride. and Cadet Don Brown. V. VI. L.
OF Illinois.
Al officers wore white uniforms
with sabrcs. Upon compilation OF the
scrv!cc. tho groorrsErn dT"w their
sabres. forming an arch overhead
under which the bride and groom
passed.
Major Sandctord and Captain era
ham were awarded the -. q -. the
CroIx de Guerrc. and tho Legion o:
Honor. FOR bravery and hcro!sn dur
ing the World War. Major Lestc. "as
recommended for these decoration.
Captain James served in the United
States Marine Corps. Major grove
served with the Fifteenth Field Ar.
ullery !n France. Captain Graham
was a schooimate OF tho groom at
s.. James, Md.
Clinton ELY played the wedding
march.
Miss Bunting IS daughter OF Mar.
Garct Fry. ~ Roanoke, and Jerc
Bunting, OF Bristol. and is widcI,
related throughout the state. Cap.
tain White is son OF Laura Wir'
W"sson. o. powhatar County. and
Samuel Waite. OF philadelphia. and
is a grandson OF Captain G. NJ Yves.
The church way beautifully dec
Grated with mountain laurel ant
spring flowers
Tn. brides dress was gorgeou,
| creation o' spanish lace over Guchcs,
4 satin. and her veil vas Dutch car
| Of lace caught With orange blossomi
a, The sides. She carried shower
4 bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies o
| tho valley. The SIX hridespaids wor,
! main; organd!e dresses ,rimme'
with ccru lace and ribbon fower'
tn the pastel shades OF orchid yellow
= mud green. carrying shower bouquet
of mixed flowers The maid OF homo
wore dress OF rose Georget,c. trim
med with omported lace and carrie,
sheath bouquet Of dclphinluin an,
snapdragons. The matron wore
dress % turquoise blue, hrocade,
Canton crepe and carried pink roses
Tho groom served with tho Siau
Field Artillery In France and is nov
on duty as an artillery Instructor q
tho ". NJ. !. After short honey
moon. they will rp~nd the summer n
tho r. O. T. c. camp nj Edgcwoo
Arsenal Md. They will be at HON
after septerIbcr at the V. NJ !
Lexington
The out-ot-tovn guests were: Die
= Bunting. OF Bristol: Captain 6.
i Weason- OF Richmond. + 8. Fry g
Tvanhoot Mrs. Mary Pre;znan. o
Brtstoi: Mr.. and Mira F. ". Pullman
Of Bad Wing. MINI: Eddie Tar
Dayia. of Lexington: Mrs. 8. Mcrcc
% Graham. of Lexington; Major r. 7
= r1nIaceou. OF Lexington; Captain
O. 1.oooh. Lexington. and several ca
= dst1 fpoIn tho v. NJ. !.
Eh0po was a beautiful reception
Il kfhsr tho ceremony. Tho b-.do CO
me catso with her husbands SWORD
II Tain9r--Pn rker.
tSo5sph woimer and Gladys Parke
Ysre married last Thursday by Re-
i Sn1&d Fitzpatrick at the minister
. sa4d6snco on Fulton Hill.
Htr--Yttt.
Interesting 10 Richmond and Wash
Sngton society was the marriage o
a Miss Adolo OFT, daughter OF Mr. an
Mrs. Lenwood or. OF Washington. I
Alfred Taylor Pitt. of This city. Tn
ceremony took place Saturday, Ma
81. at noon at the home OF the hrid
in Washington. in the prescnc" or III
immediate families and few init
e mate friends. DR.. r. H Pitt. fathc
OF the groom. performed the ccrc
= mony. After wedding trip. Mr.. an
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