The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-02
MOFFETT-CAMMON
One Of Fredericksbure's FavOrite
Daughters Bride Of West
Virginia Minister.
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

A wedding around which centered q
great deal OF interest WAS celebrated
at the Presby terrain church in TINS
city Wednesday night at > O'Clock
in the presence OF an assembalge which
packed the edihce. The bride was Miss
Alice Maslin Cannon, daughter OIL MRS.
James Polk Cannon, and the fortunate
groom was Rev Harry Mcclellan
Moffett, of Glenville, West Virginia
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms aud chrysanthemums. Pre-
ceding aNd following the ceremony Mrs.
Mary Quinn Hicks rendered ON the organ
a number of iavorite songs OF the bride,
with which sha has delighted her friends
at so many gatherings in the past win
her sweet voice. The wedding party
entered the church az fOllows Ushers
and bridesmaids alternating in pairs,
forminga graceful group about tue altar
The bride entered with Mr.. ). W. Somer-
Vile, who gave her away. The groom
came in with his best man. During tine
ceremony the beautiful selection Believe
Ne, Those Endearing Young Charms,
was played.
The ceremony was impressively per.
formed by Rev. A. : MOifett. ID. d., oil
Lebanon, Kentucky. father of the groom,
assisted by Rev. j. H. Henderllte, pastor
of the church On leaving the church the
order was reversed, each bridesmaid De
ing accompanied by a groomsman.
Miss Bessie Belle Cannon, sister oil the
bride, was the maid OF honor Inc
bridesmaids were: Miss Annie Mullen
English, OF Richmond; Miss Matte r.
Lawson, of Upperville: Miss Lucy u.
Barham, of NewsOms; Miss Elsie Mol
lett. of stanton; Miss Emeine Moiiett,
uf Lebanon, Ky; Miss Jennie Maitland,
of Fredericksburg. Mr.. Samuel Nc
Pheepers Glasgow, OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond, was the
best man. The ushers were Rev CASTOR
Boyle. formerly of this city; Messrs. Lyle
Moffett, Of the Theological Seminary,
Richmond; William Mcllwaine, OF Peters
burg, A Flynn Dickson, oil Frederlcks-
burg; Edgar q. Cannon, OF stanton;
Maurice Langborne. Of Richmond.
The bride was beautifully gowned In
white Batiste end csr led shower bou-
quet Of vile roses Tue maid OF honor
wore pink silk. ard carried La France
roses The bridesmaids were all IN Waite
aud carried pins chrysanthemums.
Among tue ont 81 town guests
were Mrs. John j. Jamison, Mr.
and Mrs. ". 5. Robertson, and
Miss Mary S!rickler, OF Richmond;
Misses Belle and Jeaags Huntington. OF
the University oiyirgiaiai Mrs. Raymond
Pn~on, Of " ashi gton.
Mr.. aud Nrs 81 1ett left on the 10
O'Clock train for Washington aud other
points and will De at th,ir home ~ Iilcn-
vile. West Virginia. after November l | IN.
The bride is great fAvofte in cial
and church circles Her father was the
Rev. james POLK usmm a o. Knox.
vile. Tenn, later the beloved pastor OF
the PresbyteriAn church OF Ashevile, NC,
aud OF mi d Prushylrrian church OF Rich
mond. Va. Through both her tathcr and
mother. who was Miss LanghOrne, OF
Smithheld, Va. she is connected with
some OF the most prominent iami les OF
East Tennessee aud Virginia.
Rev. Mr.. Mcfi-tt j. q graduate OF thu
Union Theological Summary, Redmond.
Va and il engaged in home mission
work ~ Chenille. Y. Va, where he has
several churches under bis charge,