The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-10
FuOUA-SCOTT

In the afternoon Tuesday a large anc
tshionable gathering assembled at st
James Episcopal church to. witness the
marriage of Miss Adele Malta Fuqua
only daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Fuqua, of this city to Walter Marley
Scott, Jr., of Tallulah, La
At O'Clock the appointed hour, the
wedding march from Lohengrin, played
by Miss Ellie Raymond, announced the
arrival of the bridal party, who entered
the church. led by the ushers, d. Y.
Smith. Waldemar Landry, Ben Devall,
Bennitt Johnston and Stewart Churchill,
and slowly proceeded to the chancel
rails, where they were joined by the
groom and his brother, Dr.. Warren F.
Scott, of New Orleans, VINO acted as best
man.
Following the ushers, were he brides
maids, Miss Arwin Scott, sister Of the
groom and the brides two cousins, Miss
Ruth Malta and Miss Agnes Boyd.
The costumes of the maids were most
beautiful and elaborate.
Hiss Scott's dress was white crepe de
Chine and lace made over an underslip
of taffeta. A touch of color was given
to the costume by soft girdle of blue
satin.
Mi 5 Agnes Boyd wore>white satin
and lade. A pale green girdle and sash
of green tulle was worn. and added a
becoming touch of color to the costume
Miss Matta's dress was white Geor-
gette crepe and lace, worn over taffeta
and further enhanced with girdle of
rose colored satin With these lovely
costumes were worn large white lace
hats, immed with flowers and ribbon
to correspond to the colors of their
sashes. They carried bouquest of Easter
lilies and ferns, tied with loops and
steamers of white tulle.
Miss Annie Boyd, as maid of honor
Immediately proceeded to the bride, who
entered with her father, Mr.. Henry L.
Fuqua- Miss Boyd looked especially
lovely on this occasion IN a costume of
white net and lace, made over soft
white tatfeta. She also wore d large
white lace hat, similar to those worn by
the maids, and carried Easter lilies tied
with streamers of tulle.
The bride was an exceedingly attrac-
tive and charming young woman looked
very lovely in her bridal gown of poule
de sole, garnatured with rose point lace
and pearl ornaments. The veil of illus
ion was arranged with a chaplet of
orange blossoms, and fell in graceful
folds to the hem of the long train. The
nuptial flowers were brides roses and
lilies of the valley, tied with loops and
streamers of tulle.
The church was most beautifully de-
corated with tall graceful palms aud
ferns, and huge clusters of bridal
wreaths and Easter lilies, arranged on
either side of the chsncel rails and on
the altar, where glowed the soft radiance
Of. many lighted candles. The impress
sive ceremony of the Episcopal church
was performed by the rectr Rev. Gil
mer Buskie.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the home Of the briue's
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Fuqua
in St Napoleon street, where Mr.. ard
Mrs. Fuqua and MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Scott, parents IF tae groo n and the
bridal party.
the table in the dining room wher re
the brides cake was cut and punch
served was covered with lace cloth and
adorned with Marie Antoinette baskets,
filled with Easter Lilies and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott re :eived MANY
handsome and costly presents. They
left on the evening train for short
oriIal trip, before going to their future
home in Tallulah. Rouge State
Times.