Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Graham. Of Rome. Ca. was maid OF
honor. She worc'a French frock OF
American Reauty-colorcd chiffon and
| carried loose bouquet OF Columbia
roses. The two little lower girls
E"tty Jones. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard G. Jones. and Anne
Harrison. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Davis Harrison. Of City Point.-worc
quaint long frockS Of taffcta, one III
orchid and tn" other in yellow They
were made with high waists ami
skirts 10 tho ankles and they carried
fetching baskets OF chiffon filled with
pink Sweetheart roses. t'rcdcricK
Jucr son of Mr. and Mrs Georges
J".r' OF city Point. was rain-bcarc.,
and Rudolph Werner. or Richmond
carried the ring. They were dress
ed alike in white satin suits with
long trousers and Elton jnchctx
The bridesmaids included: Miss
Catharine Mahood, OF Princeton, w
Va. In green taneta: Miss Frances
Nash OF Waco. Texas. In orchid.
Miss Th"!ma Jones, OF Danvilic. In
yellow: Miss Frances Engcmau. OF
bennington, y. J.. In blue. Their
gowns were made alike with very
full skirts and tirnt bodiccs. with
deep hcrthas OF silver lace and In
sets OF the silver lnce in the skirts
They carried old fashioned nosrrays
of garden flowers tied with stream
crs {" match their costumes Tho
Groomsmcn included: JuniuS Chris
tiarL Frank ilurrcisun and l., I.
Schercr. OF this city: 4. T. Capcrton
of city Point, and Robert Capcrton.
lishurne Atkinson, Edmund II
Er"k"r and X. c. Jones acted az
ushcrs.
Following ne ceremony a, the
church reception was held AZ the
home of the brides parents on tam
soy Avenue. 10 which only relatives
| and intimate friends were invited.
TN" nous" was decorated everywhere
with Earlands OF trailing vines and
autumn leaves and quantities OF vel
low chrysanthcmums and roses bank
I'd tho mantcls Mr.. and Mrs Saucr
left later for n motor trip To New
York and on November % will sail
for Bermuda. op their return they
VIII be 1T home in Richmond
Among out-of-town guests who at
tended the wedding were Mrs. lohn
y. Douglas aud Mrs. Robert Hopkins.
OF Princeton. w. Va, both great
aunts of the bride; Mr.. ami Mrs 9.
L. SaGcr. Mrs. T.. II. lIotchkiss. MIR
and Mrs. u. II. Johnson. Mir. and Mrs
| ELLIS Tenn. Mr. and Mrs Tucker
| Watkins. of Richmond; Mr.. ami Mrs
| i. i. Fry. Miss Minnie Fry. Mir. and
| Mrs. l.. G.. Atcn. Dr. and Mrs. ). y.
| Hogan. MIR. and Mrs. John W. VIII
! liams ana Mrs. l.. G. puus,an.
The bride. Who was educated at
sweet Rriar College, made her home
! In luChmond with her parents tor
several years. She is q charming
girl and a grca, deal OF entertain
| ing was done in her honor previous TO
The wedding on Wednesday, She j.
q great grand daughter of Colonel ";
y. French. Of Princeton. W. Va. who
! held many positions -: honor ana
| trust in the old dominion. and whose
| name isl written upon : tablet IN ,hr
| capitol to the memory of the S,c"s-
sion Convention OF IL. ON n"r ma
t"rnal side the bride l. desc,ndoL
| from General Martin u. Armstrong
! az Revolutionary fame. who's. fore
bears cam" over ;'"m scotland In
! carly Colonial days and were con-
| spicuous in Continental history.
Hiding club Entertained.
m" Friday ClT.. ur the Collegiate
| school Riding club was entertained
| at' the Motor Inn on Friday after
/ noon by Miss Jimmie Watts Stacy.
/ member of the Riding club The
| riders lcit Collegiate school M go:
| riding out MoEumout Avenue.
| through woods north or Monument
| Avenue extension, over TO Patterson
| Avenue. and across the fields Ia Mo-
| tor Inn. Several pictures Of the rid
! crS were taken on the lawn OF Motor
| Inn. REFRESHMENTS were served be-
| fore a hig open fire In the rcCcntiDu
| NAH. After dancing a short while
the l'arty romounted. rode over To-
Wesihampton College. to Country
| club. over fields along cary stree,
Road down Monument
Collegiate school
Members oi tho Friday Riding
class are Misses Mnrla Bcmiss.
Nl'2nh"th can Mary Hinton DIX.