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Scroggins 4- Cotnell
The altar of t^ie Washington Methodist ChurcH, banked with palms, green fern, !whitc gladiolus and mums was thejscene on;Saturday November nirjth of the wedding of Corrie Virginia Scroggins, daughter of Mr, a fid Mrs. Edwin Scroggins, Sr. and |\Vayne Wilson Cornell, son of 3|lr, Stevien G. Cornell of Quebec,; Canada]
The bride, giveji in mirriage by her brother, woile an ankle length gown of imported lace a|id nylon irullf over taffeia. Her (finger tip veil of illusiorj fell frjom a double tiara of sequin chips and seed pearls. She cajried a graver hook topped with a! white orchid,
Mrs. Jack Woo<|ard. sister of the bride, served as ^u-r matron of
blue honor. Her dress syas pale: lace over taffeta with black accessories .pul she carried! a bouqiiet of white and pink carnations.
Mr. Cornell hadj as his
best
Corman, Mervin Shuck pf Four tiers. JVld.. a friend <^f the grbom.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs, Scroggins chose a blue jress with black and white accessaries ami a corsage of red Iroses. The double ring ceremony jwas .performed by the Reverend A.j D. Good son Wedding 'music jwas
ldered* bv Mrs .John Deriing,
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