The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-19
DlCKlGS0H-J0NeS
B,auulul ssdtin4 al Hlas Road Baptist Church
in SpolS}ylhis.

Miss Loula Ray Jones daughter OF Mr.
/ Iho-. f. Jones. deceased, and Mrs. NJ.
| Annie Jones. oi Spotsllyauia county,
/ land Hon. NJ. Il. Dickinson, were married
| Easter Sunday 3.3O -. m. 10y Rev. K. \.
/ Williams. Ol freIrri-ksburg II was "a
wedding oi exceptional acuuty. The IN
| terror ui tha clufch bad au alrOl tropical
! beauty. 100 it- rich iuAurauc. oi irrn~.
paiu~ and other eyeigrr-ii~ AID hDWer-.
/ lI.-.. n,rll decorations showed TO AL
vaufugr the artistic taste ui Mrs -. Bur
ton. Geo and ~ ). Robinson, Misses
| Evpnu. lIr~si. and Lucy Lewis. VI. h.
Spindle. l. Dickinson. r. Wheeler, Opelia
| Partlow. Oiyiu llemming; Mc-sr-. &. l..
| Davenport. " +. Naitc and j. Pcudle-
tou. friends oi the bride and groom
/ The strains of Mcud,-sohn~ wedding
march. under the -k'iiul touch oi Miss
roIhr Muloughby, Of Washington, Miss
/ Dplin lurtioW assistant, slgualled tine
entrance ol the bridal party. tisrt came
the u-hrrs. MrSsr-. " h. faulcOner and
| Chc-iry Waite. of Brokenburg, next the
| bridesmaids aud grOomsmcn ln opposite
aislc- a~ follows. Miss Carrie Taley, OF
D N NNIIIaAiI NIAlfEN lAl IAilVAfAa tAllNA - 4
| Todd. of Brock Road. Miss NettleJ Jcrrell.
of BrOkeuburg. aud John Powell. Oi
Belmont. Miss Olivia Flemming, oi
Brokenburg. and Walter B-c0e, OF
! Orange. Miss Matte Biscoe, of Orange,
and Mr. Dan Jerrell; Miss Ruby Bi-coe.
of Orange. and Mr.. Ellis Young. OF Bel
mont Miss Mamie Spindle and Nm
| Lewis. oi Belmont, Miss Estclie kennida,
of Chancellor-yile and Mr.. Ii. ". C..
! Parker ol Granite Springs; Miss Cora
| Pai ker. ui Granite Springs. and MrJOhn
! PartiOw. oi Brokenburg Next came the
bride leaning ON the arm OF her brother,
Nr Clarence Jones. OF StubOs Miss l.
Dickinson maid Of honor The ribbon
holders were little Ruth and kannle
Jones, cousins Oi the bride. The bride
was arraycd in AN exquisite suit OF white
beau dr sole silk trimmed with sherrlng
rlck- aud insertion with girdle, gloves,
Ac.. t. match. She wore a handsome
long veil arranged with cluster OF double
Wh WhIte violpts, she ried "A lovely bOu-
quet of " hite Brides roses tied with
white ribbon. The groom wore the con
ycuti0ual black The bridesmaids and
maid OF honor were handsomely attred
I'M white urgandie with white ribbons,
gloves and slippers, they wore white
flowers. The groom with his best man,
Mr. VIM. 4. Lewis, of Alexandria, met
his bride az the altar; they stood on a
lovely white fur rug. on each side was a
lovely palm. just in front stood an arch
of flowers aud eyergreens, from the center
hung the wedding bell Immediately al
ter the ceremony Mr and Mrs Dickinson
eft for Fredericksburg, where they took
the 800 train for and extended bridal
tour. first To New York, Niagara Falls
and other Northern places Ui Interest,
then Philadelphia; on their return they
will spend several days in Baltimore and
Washington before returning To thslI
home at McHenry The brides travelling
# o.s was blue silk with Irish point lace
trimmings, hat OF blue and white satin
-traw with blue velvet and satin ribbon
bows with wings aud cut steel buckle.
The groom j. an eX-mcmbero of thr Legisla-
ture and prosperous farmer and mer-
chant lie Is also in the sawmill busl-
ness The bride j. a popular school
teacher. She has been in the scholastic
work since she finished school at Green
Level Acad. my The bride aud groom
we're the recipients Of many presents.
both useful and ornamental, including
silverwarr, gold, cut glass. china and
currency.