The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS
take PLACE THIS WEEK
Miss Caroline Talbot Armistead to
Become Bride OF Roy Meri-
wether Jones.
MISS CuLLINGwoRTH TO WE'D
Miss Katharine Russell frcntiss,
Niece Of Samuel w. Travers, to
Wed Hal Law Threadcraft-Other
!, Weddings Of Coming Week.

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Niece Of Samuel W. Travers, to
We'd Hal Law Observation-Disclosures
Weddings of Coming Week.
Fashionable society will be bnsiiy
engaged with a number of interesting
wedding ceremonies this week. both in
and out OF town. One OF the most
important of tho fill season. although
n quiet home affair, is that OF Mss
Caroline Talbot Armistead. daughter
OF Mrs. Adele Talbot Armistcnd and
the late Wcstwood S. Armistend, to
+ Roy Meriwethcr Jones. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Catesby Jones. also of Rich
rnond. Miss Talbot has been prominent
{ In society here ever since her debut,
! to. old and well-known Virginia fam
lilies. The marriage ceremony. which
is to be an extremely quiet event, with
only the immediate families of the
bride and groom. takes place on We'd
<nesday morning at II o'clock at the
home OF the BRIDES mother, 211 East
Franklin Street. Rev. Laudon r. Ma
I son. rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
VIII perform the ceremony.
On Tuesday evening at the home OF
o'clock, Miss Mary Phoebe Cullng-
worth. daughter of Mrs. Clara Lester
Cullingworth. will be married TO Leroy
Edwards Brown. OF this city. Only the
immediate families and a few intimate
friends will be present at the cerc-
mony and reception following. After
wedding trip, Mr.. Brown and HIS
bride Will DO Mt home ut i12 North
Lombardy Street. Some of tho guests
already hero for Miss Cullingworth's
wedding arc Miss Martha Newton, Of
South Carolina: Misses Eta Earrine-
ton and Florence BEownlec, Of Austin,
Texas; Margaret Nottingham, of East
Vile. Northampton County. ~ number
OF charming affairs have been given
for the bride-clect this week.
A fashionable church wedding to be
celebrated this week Is that OF Miss
Katharine Russell Prentiss, niece of
Samuel Winfield Trarers, of 802 Yves.
Franklin Street, and Hal Law Thread
in St. James Episcopal Church at &
O'Clock on Saturday evening, and n
large and fashionable assembly OF
guests will throns the church to at
tend il. Only tho immediate families
and the bridal party Will DO enter
tanned at the reception, which will fol-
low the ceremony. Miss Prcntiss will
be attended by Miss Annie Gone. n
dobutante of this season, as her maid
of honor, and the girls whom she has
chosen AS her bridesmaids include
Misses Phyllis TAYLOR, Martha Roberts.
Camilla Scott Wexford. Mary Ball
Saunders, Katherine Hagan and ophelin
Minor.
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pretty tea at her home on Hanover
Avenue Wednesday afternoon in com
pli1nent to Miss Prentiss and her at
PENDANTS. and another interesting func-
ton given In honor Of tho bridal party
was the dinner ut tho Country Club
last evening, at which Miss Phyllis Tay-
Tor, OF Monument Avenue, was hostess.
Neal-NIlier.
Miss Virginia Lee Miller, Of Bon Air,
will be married TO Alexander Weldon
al cInS. Mt
1880 o'clock In the homo OF the brides
brother. w. withers Miller, 1862 West
Grace Street. On account OF mourning
in both families. only relatives of the
bride and groom will be present mt the
ceremony.
At the Hyomans Club.
DIR, ]. c. Metcalf. of Richmond Col
lege, will lecture before the members
OF the Womans Club Tomorrow after
noon mt 4:30 o'clock on 'Idealism in
Southern Literature" Mrs. christopher
Tompkins Is chairman OF tho after
noon. and a large audience will go
to the club to hear DR. Mctcalf who
Is a most interesting and delightful
speaker.
Wednesday afternoon ~ 1870 o'clock
Mrs. Sally Guild Donaldson will begin
the hrst OF series of eight lectures
at the Woman's Club on the subject
of development of Northern Europe"
These lectures, which are froe to club
members. Will be continued Wcdnes-
day afternoon In zach week until the
course is completed. AIre. Donaldson Is
also scheduled to give course of
lectures at Miss Elects School on
Tuesday AFTERNOON beginning Tues
day OF this week. The subject of the
war in Europe. history and causes OF
this great conflict are of the most alb
sorbing Interest Just now iev6rywhere.
and. since Mrs. Donaldson Is speaker
Of rare attainmencs; the lectures will
no Ia NJ ut Lar
and Miss Elietts School auditorium.
. Miss MarshnIi'S Wedding.
Society here is much Interested In
the marriage of Miss Sarah Marshall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Churchill Marshall. Co David Mack
Warren, son of James a. Warren. of
Chicago. i'll. which was celebrated
last evening at o'clock in historic st.
James's Episcopal Church, at Warren
ton. The rector or the church, Rev.
William Gibson Pendleton. performed
the ceremony in the presence OF n large
gathering of guests, and the altar and
chancel were banked In smilaN and
white flowers. Lilies and Cathedral
candles were used on the altar. and tho
altar rail- was hung with trailing vines
and white blossoms. MIR Lawrence,
organist at 81. MarGarets Church, II:
Washington. played the wedding music,
and Mrs. a. Is. Payne. OF Washington.
and Thomas Ruth, of Princeton, y T..
sang just OelOTe Sne entry OF me brldni
party.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away, and
they were met at the chancel steps by
the groom and his best man, Uayard
Sturgis. Her wedding dress was fash :
toned OF white charmeuse and Ouch
ess point lace, and her veil of illusion
fell to the hem Of her long tulle veil
She carried shower bouquet of lilies
Of. the valley. md her veil was fast
ened with orange blossoms. Mrs. VIII
liam +. Wilbur was matron of honor
and the bridesmaids included Miss
Elizabeth Gaines and Miss Letticc
Clark Both bridesmaids and dame OF
honor wore similar gowns. of pnlest
yellow tuilo. made over silk OF the
game shade. and carried bouquets Of
pink roses. Little Mary Il. Payne. OF
Washington and Catherine Rhett. OF
Garden City, n. y, were flower girls
They wore white frocks with pink