The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-08
KINC-SCOTT
Methodist Church the Scene Of a
Pretty Wedding.
HANDSOME RECEPTION BRIDAL TRIP SOUTH

The Methodist church presented u
beautiful scene on the evening of We'd
nesdey. November 18th. the occasion
being the celebration of the nuptials OF
Miss Carrie Lee Scott, the attractive
daughter of Mr. William Scott. of this
city. and Mr.. George Moifett King. a
well known young business man OF Rich
mond The beautiful exterior Of the
church, improvements 10 which have
lust been completed, was enhanced by
the floral decorations, which consisted
Of ferns, palms and chrysanthemums.
Rev. j. II. Light, pastor OF the church,
performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was OF ivory messa-
line built on taffeta, the only trimming
a small yoke OF shirred chiffon; superb
bertha of point lace, draped around
yoke to back, falling in graceful lines al
most to the bottom Of train, which was
long and full; lace caught on left shoulder
with tiny crown OF pearls and diamonds,
tulle veil caught with orange blossoms
aud pearls. She carried Brides roses.
Mrs. ID. W. Scott was the matron OF
honor. aud she was gowDed in white
radinm silk and lace aud carried pink
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids Were:
Misses Elizabeth EckeurOde, Mary +.
Myer. Susie WhitehOuse, OF this city;
Evelyn Doggett, of Richmond, all IN
point de'esprite. carrying long stem
pink chrysantbemums; the matron, Mrs.
J. L. Frantz. OF Baltimore, in handsome
robe OF white net, carrying chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with tulle.
DIR. Charles II. Epps. OF Richmond,
acted as best man. The gro0msmen
were: Messrs. Hugh d. Scott, ID. William
Scott, George A. Scott. Of this city;
Wayt King, brother of the groom. and
Perry Wright, of Richmond Ushers:
Messrs. George b. Karney, Allen S.
Minter, of Richmond DR.. Sidney l..
Scott and S. f. Foster Of this city Rib
bon holders, Miss Nancy Light in white
organdie and Hugh ID. Scott in white
serge Little Miss Annie Lee Cunning
ham. wearing frOck OF white Organdie
and valencenes lace, carrying basket
OF chrysanthemums, was the flower girl
and presented a charming picture OF
daintiness.
A violin solo was exquisitey played by
Miss Grace Woodbridge, with organ az
compartment, and the wedding marches
from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn, which
marked the entrance and exit OF the
bridal party. was artistically rendered
by Miss Vivian Conway. During the
ceremony the Flower Song" was played.
On Tuesday night DR.. and Mrs. Sidney
l.. Scott gave an elaborate reception to
the bridal party.
Immediately following the ceremony
reception was held at the home of the
brides father, only the relatives and at
tendants being present. The decorations
in cut flowers carried out the color
scheme OF pink and white.
The bride received q large number OF
beautiful and handsome presents.
Among the special guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Richeson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal-
ton, Miss Florence Epps, Mr.. d. W.
Butler, Mrs r. T. wilkins, Mrs. b. Edwards,
all of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. King left on the SOC train
for Ashevile and Lake Tosaway, n.
c., Spartansburg and Charleston, s. C..
The brides going away gown was OF
brown and black check. nobby brown
French felt hat. trimmed with wings and
velvet to match.