The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-23
Wedding Bells.
MISS FLORENCE MAY EMBREY THE
BRIDE OF MR.. CHARLES COSBY
RcWLETT.
A HANDsoMER RECEPTION AT "rAlRvIEw

RoWLETT.
A HANDS ONE RECEPTION AT "FAlRVlEW
The Methodist Church. of this city,
was crowded 60 its utmost capacity last
night. The occasion was the marriage
of Miss Florence May Embrey, the hand
some and accomplished daughter of Mr.
and Mrs ". 5. Embrey, and Mr.. Charles
Cosby Rowlett. one of the leading insur-
auce men Of this city. IL wasthe prettiest
wedding Of the season The church
was deliberately decorated with palms
and golden wedding chrysanthemums
At Z 30 the bridal party entered the
church the ushers DR.. b. Hales and
MIR e o. Ninde. Judge r. H. L.
Chichester and Hon A. 7 Embrey
The bridesmaids and groomsmen Misses
Florence f. MacNaughton and Annie
Fleming. Mesars G NJ Stump and q
$ Bradley Misses Mary Gordon Wal
lace and Laura NJ Embrey MeS-rs
Nelson Goolrick and H. Lewis
Wallace. Misses Kate Newell Dog
eett and Mary 5 Embrey. Mr..
F. l. ". Green and DR.. NJ Y.
Hart The bridesmaids we're dressed
in white orgsndie aud carried bouquets
If La France roses The groomsmen III
conventional black Then the maid
If honor Miss Agnes f MacNAughton
of Philadelphia. IN a beautiful gown OF
White orcAndie over green satin. elAbo
rately embroidered with gathered rib
bons. carrying Ia France roses. The
bride. "A vision OF loveliuess, orr the arm
If her father. Wa the last o. enter She
was gowned IN white satin. trimmed
with point lace and wearing diamonds.
| Her veil was II tuile and orange bios
SONS Amid the strains u lovely mu
SIC rendered by Prof A. b Bow
erine. the bridal party approached TIE
| altar There stood the groom with
his best man. Mr. q O'Oonor
Go,lrick and the clergyman, Rev
j. p stump On the arrival u the
psrty. which formed IN mi.clrcle
the eroam-eler, stepped forward to the
bride.elect who had relirqui'hed the
arm Of her father and the ceremony
was inpres-ivaly performed.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to 'Fairview.
the elegant home Of MIR " : Embrey
on the suburbs Of the city. where q large
reception was held from to 10 o'clock
A magnificent supper was served The
bride and groom left on the .3o train
for the north on an extended trip on
their return they Will reside at 90d
Amelia street. The wedding presents
were numerous and very elegant
Al the reception Mr. aud Mrs Row
lett received IN the front parl3r-
Of the residence. which was fill
cd with guests This house was a bower
Of roses aud growing plants The hos.
tess. Mrs " 5 Embrey wore a hand.
some black satin gown, elaborltely
trimmed with lace
Among those present besides the
bridal party. were Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
MacNnughton, aud daughter Miss Jean
NacNauphtyn. and Mr. Wilmer Mar.
shall Jacoby. u Philadelphia; Mr. aud
Mrs A W Embrey Mrs \ Y En-
brey, Mr. aud Ms W. II Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. " B. Tyler, Mr. and
Mrs. II II Wallace. Judge \ " Wal
lace. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Siausbury Wallace
Mr. Samuel G. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs
" d Scott and daughter Miss NJ. Byrd
Scott. Mr. and Mrs w l. Bradbury,
Can't. NJ. b Rowe and daughter, Miss
Lena Rowe. Mayor 4 p. Rove and
wife Mr. \. p Rowe, Jr II n II r
Crismond and wife. Mr. d : Forbes,
Rev. J. =. Stump and wife, Nh and
Mrs V. NJ Fleming Dr. a @ D0ggett
and wife. Mrs Josephine Wallace, Mr.
Hugh D. Scott and wife. Miss Olivia
Reaney. Mr.. and Mrs A. b Yates,
Misses Mamie and Louise McOarty,
Mr. ". f. Bradley Mr- and Mrs. P.N.
d Conway. Mr. A Randolph Howard
and wife. Mr. Theodore h Miller. Of
Baltimore. Judge John T Goolrick.
Mr. Theodore NJ Bradley, Dr. and
Mrs II II Johnston, Mr. S Baggett
Jr., Mr. " II. Merchant and many
others