The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
Interesting Accom-. of Fay
cunningham Wedding


friends throughout the South was the
carriage ot Miss Rube Ray, Of Ocala,
ria aud the Rev. John Rood Cum
.inrham. OF Grenada. Miss, at Mon
treat Aug. %. The wedding was solem-
.l1ea "a o'clock in Anderson Chapel,
the Res r G.. Anderson, D. D., of
Nonirest. lie long friend of the
ts.de. officiating in an impressive
manner
Immediately pfece lag the cere-
mouy beautiful musical program
was rendered. Mrs Abert Bauman
singing. "Oh. Perfect Love" and
aUn,H. and Mr. Parker G. Connor
singing. Because
The chapel was beautifully and ar
tstlcaliy decorated the color scheme
81 green and white being carried out
hy the use Of hydrangeas and banks
~ ferns and palms. with cathedral
candies shedding soft glow over
fhe nupiial scene.
70 the strains Of LOhengrin's wed
a.ng march. played by Mrs. r. c.
Anderson. the wedding party enter
81. a. follows First. the ushers, the
Hes a G. Grier. OF Due West, S. c.,
nud Mr James Sloan. OF Greenville,
IS a.. next came the pretty brides
maids Miss Earline Cox, of Red
Syringe. gowned in blue taffeta trim
med IN silver. carrying a bouquet of
Killarney roses and Miss Virginia
Alien. of Lynchburg Va. wearing a
dress ~ blue taffeta trimmed in
epanlsh lace of the same color. also
carrying Killarney roses They were
followed by the groomsmen. Mr. An
dfee d Carothers. OF Grenada, Miss,
and Nr William Wright. of Grenada,
Mlaa then entered the matron of
hannf Mrs Charles Wells, of Green
NHie g e sister of the groom, her
sei bride 81 a few months. wearing
aer wedding gown and carrying a staff
cautain.ug pink asters The maid of
haaar Miss Pearl Ray. the attractive
sister ai fhe bride. then entered. gown
f n silver lace and rose taffeta, car
rims uphe.la roses The dainty. lit
as fnaer grl. Marguerite Ray. OF
thaa Ca o niece OF the bride, wear
ins plnk tulie scattered rose pedals
M tae pathway 81 the bride. who en-
fefed up0n the arm of her father,
anA Was met at the altar by the groom
afieuaea hg hts best man. the Rev.
q nuschman. Of Woodbridge, n.
Toe bride was radiantly beautiful
81 her sewn IN train Of Duchess satin
elih panels of real lace. Her brun.
este beauiy Was accentuated by a
tafaaei 0f real lace and a bandeau
N grange blossoms which held the
Fen place Her bouquet was a
shuaer af brides roses. lilies OF the
falls8 and orchids The ring cere-
maat ASS used and during the cere-
mnnf Heart Throws BY Bendel was
saiilf played
De- che marriage 81 Miss Ray and
~ Cunningham the lives of two of
tae mnst consecrated and efficient
fnank Nurkars Ia the Southern Pres
bfiefiaa church are united. Mrs. Gun
nin9ham Is the older daughter of Mr..
$40 Ars Walter Ray. OF Ocala. Fla.
After her graduation from Salem Col
NNs WATSON salem. she served for
tafse Years as a mission worker and
teacher IN the mountains OF Kentucky,
40 iof the past several months has
Aeen leeiurink under the auspices of
the uame Mission Board of the Gen.
efal Assembly The bride is most
shNmlnE and gracious young wo-
man snd - exceedingly popular among
Nids circle ~ friends.
The 6foom after bis graduation
ffam Westminster College. Fulton,
~ and the Presbyterian Theologi-
tai Seminary. % Louisville. KY. serv-
80 for = time in Army Y. NJ. c. A..
sofh sd - Camp Pastor at Camp
aetief Uresnville. s. c. Later he
ssEsed under the direction of the
tammistee % Christian Education in
f'Hsiln9 the schools and colleges OF
she nouih. aud IN September. 1919.
s# beeaua pastor % the First Pres
hffefian rhurrh % Grenada. Miss.
shefs hs has done a most effective
safk and = much beloved by all the
penpls q TIA, city lie is a young
man ~ deep concentration and bril-.
llang pnnmlse
After che ceremony reception
aas NiFen a. "Westburne. the sum.
mer home ~ the brides parents. at.
feaaed - several hundred guests.
The popularity q the couple was
atffsgad hy many handsome presents.
emunW whlch were a chest of silver.
tHe wfg ~ the brides parents. and
eHtef service presented by the mem