Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
MARRIED AT HOME.
Mr. Catesby Brooke Zones and Miss
Josephine white.

Mr.. Catesby Brooke Jones and Miss Josephine
White wore married at the residence OF tho
brides father. MIR. W. l.. White. 7l3 east Frank
lin street. at $50 O'Clock yesterday evening.
PRETTY PICTURE.
Il was a beautiful scene where the artistic skin
and loving touches OF the many friends OF the
popular Gnd only daughter OF the household
mbined 10 produce Gil eject at once refined
and charming. The decorations were chiefly
white and gold. In tne front parlor between the
windows aud in front OF the mirror was arranged
al effective little altar, upon which wore PAINS
and forms beautifully arranged. back OF which
two rows OF fairy lamps, half hidden behind the
lace curtains, we're arranged one above the other
on the Window-frames.
The ARRANGEMENTS.
On each side were Standing lamps under yel-
low umbrella shades. aud Uhovs VAS suspended
a globe Of gOlden-hued i0n9aiie White linen
was stretched down an eisle formed by ribsons
ho'd by little Miss Mary Triplstt Patteson, OF
Petersburg, and Master Tyler Brock froIn the
back porti. ., by tho centre window OF which tho
bridal party entered
MUSIC AND DEAPERIES.
Professor Renharlt rendered Aondelssohn's
wedding march upon the piano. aBd from be-
hind an arch Of lace draPorios and PINK lamp
shades, wnich concealed the open window, on
tered Mason White, youngest brother OF the
bride dressed In white satin suit, and ntns
Miss JOsephiuo COOge, Of Norfolk. nAmesake 10
fashioned silver caudlosticks. These they
PLACED upon the altar and stood opposite each
other. Behind them the groom and bis best
man, Mr. Arthur Smythe, followed, and then
father
TIE BsIDE's DRESS.
Her gown was simple and elegant q princess
train Of iyory-tnted iaille, flushed at the NECK
with soft lace. Her veil was beautifully ar
ranged with small bouquet OF lily Of the valley
al one sldo and she carried ia her hand a whito
prayer book marked by q spray OF the same
bower which Was also the b0utOnniere OF the
groom and best man.
The WEDDING.
The ceremony was impressivoiy performed by
Rev. Dr. Ainnigerode IN the presence OF about
one hundred guests. all Of whom we're friends or
relatives Of the young couple, in whose marriage
they took the most Anectionate interest," as they
have been lovers since their childhood
An interesting incident was the presence OF
the old cOlO.ed nurse OF the family. ChriSsie
Warren, who has nursod three generations of
children, among whom were the father OF the
BRIDE and the bride her8eif. She stood Hlmoet la
front Of ker, and was a very striking specimen
OF her race, and seemed 10 DO scarcely less in
terssted than the parents In the solemn cere-
moDy.
Personal.
There were many relatives end friends Of the
bride from distant cities present From New
York were Mr.. aad Mrs. Po~hAtsn Wesiger,
Mr. and Mrs Berkeley Ward, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James GwatkiRs Mrs. J. L. Andrews, Wash
ing,oD, ID. C.: Misses Alice and Page Garter.
Baltimore. Nd. ; Miss Gay, Atlanta, Ca Mr..
and Mrs. Pennychlld. Raleigh. \. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. 3. Cooke and Miss JOsephine Cooke, Nor
folk, Va; Miss Bessie Taylor, Orange county.
Va. aud from Petersburg ars. Charles Peoples,
Miss Page Reid, M. and Nrs Nelson Patioson.
Misses Paiteson, DR.. Randolph Barksdale, MI
K ID. Friend. Ar. James Dunn, aud Cap
lain John West Among their Richmond
friends we're DR.. aud Mrs. Brock, Misses
n
Ross, Miss Mayo. MTs. Thomas N. Carter,
Mrs. Louisa White. Miss Psgram, Ar. and Mns.
Raleigh ColstoR, Mira SpotsWood, Colonel SpGts-
wood. Miss shaekeiford, Mr.. c. O'B. Cowardin.
Colonel and Mrs. X II. Finney, Mr.. and Ars
Ashton stsrks. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Enmsns. Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. X. B. MunfOrd,
Mrs Camm. Miss Deane. Colonel John b. Cary,
Mr. and Ars. I. A. cary, Mr.. Edward Price.
Thornton. hr. and Mrs. X. Catosby Jones. Miss
Graham, Miss Smythe. Mrs r. II. Whitock.
and Messrs. White, Beck, Rstnhsrdt, Kidrs6ge,
Cispp. Noiand. Shepherd, Hewitt Tompkins,
Stacy, stringfelloW. and others
DECORATIONS.
The prettest decoration was white drapery
for the improvised altar, done by q LADY friend
of the bride; the monogram OF the young couple
done iB blue and gold, painted upon mo centrt>.
whilst clover leaves. as an emblsm OF good luck,
we're gracefully cropped in tho corners.
REFRESHMENTS.
dainty collation. OF Ices, cakes, conssrves,
and almonds vas served from the dining-room
through tho hall and pariors. ara from Z gene
rous punch bowl ths hesith Of tue br1de aud
groom was drank quito often enough 70 satisfy
tho mcst exncting.
TUE TOUR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left by the $40 western
bound train for an extended tour, visitine tin
cirpsxi. Chicago, Gitssnkso, and other large
ciftes bnfsrs reaching their hsns In 81 Paul.
Iian.