The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Mr.. SCRIVEN0R TO
WE'D MlSSPEGRAM
wye -----
Miss Jennie Lee Lewis Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. \. D. Scott.
MISS RICHARDSON; Mr.. ROGERS,
Latter Event Solemnizcd at 81. Johns
Episcopal Church by Rev II. A. Good
win and the Former at Grace
Street Presbyterian Church.
MISS RICHARDSON; Mr.. ROGERS.

The engagement OF Mss Lucy Cargill
neegram and Mr. Arthur scrivenor IS
announced. and 70 is reliably stated that
the wedding will take place in June. Miss
Pegram IS a daughter OF Mr.. James
West Pegram secretary Of the Life In
surance Company OF Virginia. Person
ally she is charming, and enjoys excep-
tional popularity in local society. Mr.
ScrivenOr is a son of the late hcv. Ar
thur Scrivenor, at the time or his death
Vicar of Horncastle, Lincolnshire Eng
land. His mother IS now living M Cud-
low House Washington. Sussex, and the
original plan was TO spend the honeymoon
in England. but impending war has
brought about change of programme
For about seven years Mr.. ScriVenOr
has made his home in Richmond, having
in that time won the high regard of
many friends. I'm the pursuit Cf his bust
ness as mechanical engineer lie has
taken prominent professional rank lie
IS a musician OF exceptionally fine culu-
walton. and the high place taN"n by the
Wednesday Club as musical ofsal'za-
tion is largely due to his Intelligent and
untiring EFFORT az It's director. lie was
among its very first organizers, and has
always taken the keenest interest In all
that concerned its progress. lie is also
director OF the admirable choir Of the
Church Of the Holy Trinity.
ScOtt-Lcwis.
A large circle OF friends were interested
IN the wedding mt half past O'Clock yes
tertiay Of Miss Jennie Lee Lewis. o.
Richmond. and Mr. Hugh Doggett scott,
Of Fredericksburg. The ceremony took
place at Grace street Presbyterian
church. Rev. Dr. Jere Witherspoon Of
nciating. assisted by Rev Mr. stump.
Miss Lewis Is "a daughter OF Mr.. Louis
Lewis and IS on the maternal side re-
lated 10 both the Montague and Nalcn-
tine families She is delightful girl and
will be greatly missed. especially IN The
social life OF the church to which she
belonged. and in all concerning when
,she took an active interest
Her nance is grandson Of Major hugh
DogCett. who served with distinction on
the Southern side in the war between
the States and was Tor several years
Mayor OF Fredericksburg. lie is teller on
the National Bank that city. and enjoys
the esteem of it's leading citizens.
The decoration OF the church was in the
purest taste. consisting solely OF the green
growth Of palms and ferns and candel-
labra supporting white candles. a white
ribbon Indicated the reserved pews Miss
Mera. the talented organlst OF the church.
rendered the usual marches, the groom
and his best man. Mt. W T.
scott. his brother. entering from
-he side door into the cham
eel and meeting the bridal party. The
ushers in couples preceded the maid of
honor Miss Kate NJ Dunn, who, i'm turn
preceded the bride, who entered with her
father.
The gentlemen Of the party-Messrs.
Charles stump. Meyers Eckenrode. Eu-
gene Foster Of Fredericksburg Edwin q.
Lewis. Harvey l.. Taylor and John +.
'Butler-wore the conventional black
suits frock coats fawn-colOred gloves,
boutonnieros Of white roses.
Miss Dunn looked charming i'm a cos
tune of white organdie and liberty SILK
Her bouquet was OF bride roses.
The bride. wearing "a tailor-made suit
Of fawn-colored cloth. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carrying bou-
Duct OF lilies Of the valley sustained the
reputation of tine Virginia girl for all
that is graceful.
The ceremony was soon over and
friends gathered eagerly about Mr. and
Mrs Scott TO congratulate them Ihey
took the 7:ij train FOR the North, follow
cd by many and warm good wishes and
but one regret-that their future home
will be Fredericksburg and not Rich
mOnd
On TUESDAY a yarty of twenty came
down by private car from Fredericksburg
20 attend the wedding, and on Tuesday
night they and a Few other friends were
rendered "A reception by the brides pa
rents. Last night the ushers entertained
the others OF the company at theatre
party.
Among the non-residents present at the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. George &.
Signor and son, of Elkland. Pa. Major
Hugh Doggett. Of Fredericksburg. Mrs
Scott. mother Of the room. and Mrs T.
-. Cunningham, the latters sister.