Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-28
MANY COUPLES WE'D
oUITE 4 NUMBER OF MARRIAGES
IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY.
MISS LEWIS NARRIES Mr.. SCOTT.
One of This City's Fair Daughters
becomes the Bride OF Prohi-
nent younp Fredericksburg Man
Pretty Ceremony ut ~. Johns.

The initial wedding at the Grace-Streei
Presbyterian church since the extensive
improvements that have made that edi-
flee = thing of beauty occurred yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. The church
was tastily decorated with greens, which
were banked around large candelabra
containing lighted pink candles. which
made a background Of much beauty.
Mr.. Hugh Doggett Scott, Of Frederi'ks'
burg. and Miss Jennie Lee Lewis, Of il&
FIovd avenue. were the interested young
people. and the ceremony was performed
before large assemblage o. relatives
and friends by Rev. DR.. Jere Witnor-
spoon. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Stump, Ct
Fredericksburg, the groom's pastor.
The bride, who entered the church on
the arm Of her father, Mr.. Louis Lewis
wore a travelling gown Of fawn cloth
and carried lilies % the valley. She was
attended solely by the maid of honor
Miss Katherine NJ Dunn, who was at
tired i'm a beautiful gown OF white or
candle over white satin, carrying white
brides roses.
The grooms best man was Mr. W. ID
Scott and the ushers We're Messrs. ;
Eugene Foster. Charles NJ. stump. AND
Myers EckenrOde. Of FredericksburS
Messrs. John T. Butler Harvey J.. ray
lor. of Richmond, and Edwin q. Lewis
OF Philadelphia.
After the short service of the Presby-
terrain Church, Mr.. Scott and his bride
left for a northern trip, which viii IN
clude a visit TO Philadelphia and Wash
ington.
The bride Is. through her mother, a
representative Of the famous Essex coun'
ty families of Montagues and owens, anc
is a blonde. noted for her viyacity.
Mr.. Scott is connected with the Frede-
ricksburg National Bank, Of which his
grandfather, Major Fred. Doggett, IS q
director.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Lignor and KAY
Lignor. of Elkland. Pa. and twenty rela
tives and friend Of the groom from Frede
ricksburS.
ON Tuesday evening Mrs. and Miss
Te,vis entertained the ushers, maid Of
honor. relatives. and young friends OF
the couple at their residence, on FLOYD
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will be Eat home
~ friends in Fredericksburg after May
10th.
Miss Richardson WEEDS MIR. Rogers
Mr. Arthur Clifford Rogers and Miss
Nellie X. Richardson, two popular youns
neonle of the East End, were welded II
historic st. Johns last evening, at
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
nv Rev. DR.. r. A. Goodwin, rector OF tbs
church. The church was lighted with
nink-shaded lamps and exquisitely deco
rated with ported plants and cut-fiowers
The colors were in pink and white. Tbs
nride g. a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs DavlC
A richardson. Of No @2 north Twenty
arst street. and is a most attractive anC
ACCOMPLISHED lady. For some years she
hes been a valued member of the faculty
Of the Richmond High School, ana II
hat responsible position has enjoyed th'
highest regard OF her associate teachers
The groom is a native OF NORWICH
conn hut Is now resident or Richmond
snd has many warm friends here.
THE maid of honor was MISS violet X
pichardson. a sister OF the bride, while
Mr. G. r. Lipscomb acted as best maj
"a the groom. The bridesmaids Were
Misses Alma and Rose Lindner' BESSIE
- shell. and Minnie Braithwaite. %
Williamsburg: the ushers were Messrs
Frank l.. and Joseph ID. Richardson, W
E.. Goodwin. w. J. White. ana JONI