The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
MISS CAROLINE ARMISTEAD
BRIDE OF ROY M. JONES
iioxIey--waddey Wedding Takes Place
at Home OF nridr ON sIcniment
Avenue.


Talbot Armistead and the late West
wood s. Arinistesd, to Roy Mcriwcther
Jones, son OF MIR. and Mrs. II. Catesby
IoneH, was Quietly celebrated yeater-
day morning at IL O'clock In the apart
inent of the bride ut Eli East Franklin
street, Tho ceremony was performed
by 1ter. Landon II. MnsoA. rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church, in the pres
ence OF the Immediate families of tho
bride and groom. The rooms were ar
ranged quite simply with vases and
bowls of white chrysanthemums. Tho
bride was given away by her uncle,
William II. Talbot, and she wore a
smart travelling suit of blue cloth with
n velvet hat and corsage bouquet Of
orcilidS, She was unattended. Fon-
tame Jones. brother of the groom. was
host man. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have gone North
On their wedding Journey, and on their
return to Richmond will make their
home In this city, Although very
quietly celebrated. tho wedding Is one
OF the most important and Interesting
OF the fall, on account OF the social
prominence Of both AIR. Jones and his
bride.
,iaxley-WaddcS.
thcrNtntercsting event of yester-
day was the wedding of Miss Margaret
burnett Waddey, daughter OF Mrs.. Ev-
erett Waddey, and Littleberry James
EoSley. son of w. W. Boxley, of Roa-
noke, which took place In tho evening
at O'clock In tho residence OF the
Brides mother, 1916 Monument Avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. |, Downman, rector of All Saints
Episcopal Church. assisted by Rev. l..
7, Haley. The wedding march from
".ohengrin"Nwas played as the bride
descended the stairway. and The
Evening STAR" from Tanhauser. very
softly during Gnc service. The entire
nf l,a
thrown open TO the guests and banked
with Easter lilies and American Beauty
ruses. and tho improvised altar ar
ranged at one end OF the long drawing
room. was decorated In Ascension lilies.
burning tapeys and smtluN. The man
tells were banked In lilies and great
bouquets OF American Beauty roses
were used In the halls.
Tho brides wedding dress was an
exquisite affair, Fashioned OF white
duchess satin with a garniture of tullc
anu orange blossoms and i court train
Of silver brocade. Her veil Of Illusion
fell from e cap OF rose point lace and
She carried n shower bouquet OF lilies
or the valley and gardenias. She was
given In marriage by her brother, AL
bert Y, WadSey, with whom she ent-
cred the drawing room, and they were
net at the altar by tho groom and his
best man. Clovis Moomaw, of LeSine-
ton. Miss Carrie Lee Waddey, WHO was
her sisters maid Of honor. wore "A
French dress made with iiounccB or
silver lace and bodice Of blush rose
velvet. She carried = bouquet of
American Heauty roses. The two lit
tie chtidreS. Sally Ann Boxley and
William Ashby Jones, Ill, who held
the ribttps, wore fascinating costumes
copied from an old print. Little Miss
BoXlcy's frock was II quaint, old fash
tened AFFAIR of white organdy and she
carried n grandmother nosegay of
tiny rosebuds, edged with Il lace frill
and tied with tulle strenmers. The lit
tie boy wore an oliver Twigt suit of
white broadclotlI.
a large reception followed the cere-
spony. after which. Mr., and Mrs. Box
ley left for an extended motoring trip
through tho North. Some OF tile Guests
from Il distance here for the, ceremony,
We're: Mr. and Mrs. w. w. BoSley. Miss
Mary Wac BoSley, Miss Sally Ann
Boxiey. Abner Boxley. Mr.. and Mrs.
John C Haley, ct Roanoke: Clovis
Aiooriaw. Of LcNingtoR Mics Helen
SwiEley. OF Charleston. w. Va: Miss
lane a. Walter. OF Washington: Miss
Waddey, Jr.. of philadelphia, and 9TH
Gard Party for Debutuntes.
Misses Eleanor and Janet Swami, of
Ginter Park. were hostesses last night
AT very attractive card party in hon
or OF Miss Roberta Peasants and Miss
Mary Lyon Tyler, two of this seasons
debutantea. Misses Swami received
with Miss Peasants. and Miss Tyler.
The color scheme. which was yellow,
was carried out In detail, the rooms
heinS beautifully arranged with au-
t,,lnn leaves. chrysanthemums and
eundles. The lights were also cove, Cd
in yellow. Prizes wero awarded TO
the two making the highest scores.
In addition to this, gifts were present
ed TO Miss Peasants and Miss Tyler.
Those playing were Misses Mary Lyon
Tyler. Roberta Peasants, Austin Ber-
. irand Elizabeth Beveridgo, Sarah OPP
penhimer. Bessie Richardson, Mary
irwin watkins. Louise Kellogg. Lillian
Noble, Mary Raglan Bertrand, Evelyn
!. jackson, Constance Heindl. Mary Hut
chinson, Gertrude Gary and Carrie Tai
iuferro. Messrs, Roger Warren, Mat
Peasants. Julian Mccarthy. Stuart
RagIand. Leland Miller, Tom Garrett,
wyatt Carneai. Ben Bell. Jr., Eddie
Adams. Louis Heindl, John Ryland.
Winston Gwathmey, Craig Hunter,
Drewry Blair, Allyn Tuns and Mr..
Crafford.
I Approaching Marriage.
The marriage Of Allan w. Gibson,
OF this city, TO Miss Isabel Drummond
/ of Isaton, Pa. will be~celebrated OH
| Thanksgiving day at Easton the home
L Of the bride. After short honeymoon
| trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson will return
to this city and reside At col North
Il Shepherd street.
Visiting Here.
!, DR.. and Mrs. Aaron Jeffery. OF New
!hort News, are visiting relatives OF
the former at 3O3 West Franklin Street.
|'Dr. Jeffrey Is in Richmond to attend
the meeting of the Southern Medical
4 Society, now in session here.
Marriage Announced.
announcement has been made of the
Iimarriage of Miss Leah Weinstein and
| Nat Simons, the ceremony having
|ltaken place quietly on October 60. with
Rabbi Il. n. Calisch officiating. MI.
Hand Mrs Simons expect to make their
home In this city for some time, before
going South to take UP permanent
Iircsidence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Mrs. Mollie Il. Cheatham has issued
for the marriage of her
I dnughter, Mary Elizabeth. to George