The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-07
KING GEORGE
church Wedding Church Entertainmcnt-
Personals. &c.
Correspondence Of TuE FREE Lance

Correspondence of Tn FREE LANCE
King George. Va. Dee ,. 1901.
The marriage OF Miss Annie kennaly
and Mr.. Ernest Payne, OF this county,
which occurred last Wednesday at Union
Methodist church. was an occasion OF
much interest to n large circle OF friends
not only in King George, but in many
sections OF the State The church which
had very lately been prettiy repaired
and ceiled. was appropriately decorated
for the occasion with eyergreens aud
chrysanthemums and an arch extended
across the chancel, from which was sus-
pended "A marriage bell Promptly at
.. m. the bridal party entered the church.
The ushers. Messrs Samuel Cashell, son
Of Judge Cashell Of Montgomery county,
Md. and Willie Edwards. preceded the
bride and groom. who were met at the
altar by Rev j. l.. Pribble. pastor of the
church who in amOstimpressiye manner
performed the solemn ceremony. The
bride was most becOmingly gowned IN
pearl gray suit. trimmed deliberately
with satin and lace. and carried brides
roses The bridegroom wore the con-
ventional black with aboutonniere on his
coat to correspond with the brides
flowers. After the ceremony the
bridal party left for the home of the
grooms parents. where n reception was
held The groom expects soon TO build
pretty house in the Shiloh neighbor-
hood, where they will reside.
At n recent meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society of Trinity Methodist church,
resolutions of thanks were offered to all
the musicians who so kindly gave their
services at the concert recently for the
benefit of Trinity Sunday school. The
evening was one of enjoyment to all pre-
sent. Mr.. J. C. Ninde, whose sweet
voice is so well-knOwn and appreciated,
had entire charge oi the music, and an
interesting program was carried out.
The first number was n brilliant piano
solo by Miss Daisy Brown, who plays
entirely by ear. The Misses Newbill,
Messrs. II. 7. Garnett and J. c. Nnde
charmed everyone with their vocal music,
Miss Medora Hooe accompanying them
in her usual pleasing style Probably
the most taking number on the program,
was recitation, Naughty Zell, by
Miss Garnett Newbill, which elected such
hearty encore that she was oblidged to
respond by reciting another bewitching
piece. The very hearty applause that
greeted the musicians showed how fully
their music was appreciated. An oyster
supper followed the concert and $50 were
taken in. Through the generosity of
Mr.. Ninde the Jr. Order hall was rendered
the ladies; and they also thanked him
for the program he so kin dly hd printed.
Mr.. Edward largest and Mr.. Miller,
of Baltimore, have returned home, after
pleasant visit and hunting trip at
BLACK HILL" the hospitable home OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. largest.
Miss Florence Garnett, daughter OF
Hon. II. T Garnet, has returned to school
in Washington. after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents
at Spy Hill
Miss Marie Doherty spent Thanksgiving |
and the remaider OF last week visiting |
relatives in Baltimore.
The ladies, of Montague Chapel, gave
an oyster supper Friday evening and
realized $15.
Prof. Oden, who was quite sick all last
week with severe cold, has sufficiently
recovered to be in King George again,
busy with his singing classes.
Miss Jennie Payne, of Montgomery
county, Nd, has returned, after a visit
to friends in King George.
MIR. Withers Boggs is spending this
week in Westmoreland the guest of Mr..
R. J. Washington and family. enjoying |
hunting
Miss Virginia Tayloe, of "Chatterton,'
has returned home to remain till after
Christmas.