The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-17
BRADLEY. JONES WEDDING
BEAUTIFUL EVENT
IA COLUMBUS.

BEAUTIFUL ENENN
~ COLUMBUS.
The following account o. the we'd
dlnE % Miss Anna Elizabsth Jones and
Mr. Andsrville suggett Bradley -
taken from Sundays Enquirer-sun %
ColumbuA. Co.
TAe weddlnE a Miss Anna Eliza
ben Jones and Mr. ABierville suEgett
Bradley on wednesday evening, De-
cembew eleventh was among the most
beautiful of the winter weddings and
of mere than passing interest On ac-
count ~ the prominence and popular
80 % the bride and groom.
The bride 10 admired throughout the
state for her vlvacioun spanish tyrc nf
beauty. an inheritance from her mother
who was Allss Louise Yniestra. - Pen
saooia. Fla-
The groom ia Kentgckian 81 birth
who since his residence IN Columbus
has emtn hnnhea himself permanently in
the hearts % q large circle of TRENDS
and ls prominent and successful
young iavyer.
The wedding occurred nt the home
cf the brides parentA Mr. and Mrs.
Russell F1eweiien Jones on second
avenue.
Faenas q the bridal couple and
memhers a. the family hIled the house
a. the appointed hour saFeriy swat
inR the first strains % the wedding
march
Presiding the ceremony Mrs. Bar
schan Andrews sang IN her usual
charming style Because"
The lower noor - the house was
thrown together forming an approTri-
ate and beautiful settinE for the hrf-
dai party.
The first parior. where the ceremony
vas performed. and immediate bridal
party stood. vas diFnifed by an elab-
orate arrangement of graceful palms
of varying heights. near a group q
windows. whose handsome draperies %
lace threw cut IN bold relief each
graceful plant
letwesn the long windows hung from
q lovers knot o. wide white satin RIB
bon. a rier glass of handsome proper
ton. in front of which stood q tall
pedestal of Easter Iiiiies and on either
eide. ecclesiastical seven branch can
delabra. shed from their white waxen
tapers a light of soft and mellow ra-
dance
The second parIor was quite a. at
tractively adorned with the same beau-
tifui branching candslahra. white car
nations and valley lilies.
Promptly az eight-thirty the bridal
party entered. First came the four
dainty little Nisses--Afiss wylsne
Jones. Miss Margaret Garrard. Miss
Anne Pease and Miss Pauline Mar
Gus. looking petite and lovely IN white
carrying tie ribbon streamers whicn
formed an aisle for the bride and her
maids, The gowns worn by the maids
each bore an individual note and was
especially becoming to the Wearer
First came Miss Eusstte JsorR
whose gown ~ pink charmeuze was
psnier model draped over q potticoat ~
shadow iace. A Earniture ~ French
noae-Eay rose buds complstinE the e.
feet
Miss Anna wiIlmore o. Auburn. was
admired In q frcck of pink charmeuse
win over drapery of delicate pink EN-
hroidered chiffon. arranged with =
scarf eject caught on the shoulder hy
q hard of pink mounon FUR
afisa clyde O-Neara costume was a
stunning robs - sold embroidered net
over pink caarmeuse. trimmed with
shadow lace and an added touch -
rals blue velvet IRE maids carried
huge bunches of Easter lilies
The maid % honor Miss catherine
fenes was lovely IN white crepe me-
tsor over flesh charmeuse. the corsaEe
having a. the top q distinct hand ~
gold and crystal embroidery. rivals ~
crystals and rhine stones forming tha
shoulder straps she carried an arm
bouquet of pink brides maid roses.
The bride entered On the arm ~ her
fsther. Fosrued in q bridal robe repleie
with sweet association. fashioned ~
0sneosss lace and worn ~ three gen
srations 81 brides TEE model vas es-
peciaIly becominE - the wearsr. the
soft lines % lace draped gracefully
over = foundation ~ white chnrmeusc.
the court train of the same material.
falling from TIE shoulders underneatA
. fetching butterfly arranged q the
same beautiful lace.
A tuiie veil envelored the youthful
bride. showing below q rap - lace.
fastened % tha aaiF with q wreath %
oranRo blossoms she we're a diamond
lavaIlIsre. a wedding SIT designed &C.
recialiy for her and made of jewels