The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
Margaret Pleasants,
Arthur Kruger Wed

garet Burden Peasants became
the bride Of Arthur Ford Krueger
IN a double ring ceremony
solemnlzed at high noon. August
81, at st. Timothy's Episconal
church. Rev. j. G. Beckwith. IF
rector o. the church officiated.
Prior to the ceremony. the
grand march from Aida. bv Yer
ole, "lntermezzo' from 'Lescom-
ties d-Hoffman'', by J. offenbach.
"ltermezzo Sonica" by P. Mas.
cagni and Spring Song" by Men.
o~elssohn' were rendered on the
organ by J. M. Andrews.
church organist. Mrs. John W.
Drake sang 20 Perfect Love" bv
Hayden and Troy Myatt, Jr..
sang 20 Perfect Love- BY Barnbv'
The traditional wedding march
from Lohengrin by Wagner and
Mendelssohn's occasional were
used.
The bride, given in marriage by
Colonel C. T. Marsh, uncle OF the
brides mother, wore a street
length dress of brides blue
crepe with a matching picture hat
OF horsehair braid, faced with
ostrich tips. Her bouquet was
of white brides roses, conferred
with an orchid.
The bride was attended by Miss
Gene Mead, as maid-of : honor,
from Wilmington. She wore a
street length dress of pale pink
roses and astors.
The b~ridegroom's best man was
his brother, Donald j. Kruger of
Buffalo, New York. Usher's were
Raymond ]. Michel and Harold C.
Michel of New Haven, Conn, Paul
B. Phillips of Durham and William
c.. Barnes of Wilson.
Mrs. Peasants, mother of the
bride, o a dress OF aqua crepe
with a maline hat to match. Her
corsage was of white astors and
tube roses. The brides grandmoth-
er o a dress of black marquis
cite with a black hat of lace and
maline and a corsage of red roses.
Mrs. Kruger, a native of Will
SOM is the daughter of Mrs. Jes-
sic B. Peasants, also a native of
Wilson and 7. D. Peasants of
Richmond, Va, and she is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. w. J.. Bur-
den and the late Mr.. Burden OF
Wilson. She was educated in the
Wilson Public schools and Black
stone college for Girls, Black
stone, Va, where she graduated
from the high schhool department.
She also attended Marian college,
Marian, Va. Prior to her marriage
she held a responsible position
with the American Red Cross in
New Haven, Conn.
The bridegroom served in the
armed forces for four years fol-
lowing his graduation from High
School.
For her going-away outfit. the
bride wore a suit of white wine
with cobra skin bag and shoes and
brown hat and gloves and her
orchid from her wedding bouquet.
Following a two weeks we'd
ding trip the couple will make their
home in Ind annapolis, Indiana,
where Mr.. Kruger will be a stu
dent at the University of Indiana.
Out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding were
Arthur F. Kruger and Harold
Kruger, Buffalo, New York, Ray
mond j. Michel and Harold G. Mi
chel, New Haven Conn, MI and
Mrs. Paul B. Phillips, Durham,
Miss Gene Mead, Mrs. William S.
Dosher, and children, Ann Plea
SAINTS and Bill, from Wilmington,
Mrs. Woodrow Tayloe, Mrs. Arthur
Tayloe, Ennis Tayloe and Miss
Mary Helen Burden from Aulander,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Scarborough,
Jr., and MIR. o. C. Scarborough,
III, and Mrs. Marian M. Roberts
from Richmond, Va, Colonel and
Mrs. C. T. Marsh, Fort Monroe,
Va, Jason Myatt, Raleigh and
Sam T. White of Rocky Mount.
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