The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
Daughter of Virginia
Congressman to Wed
DANCE AT COUNTRY cLUB THIS
ENENING--NRS FIRED PLEAS
ANTS CHAIRMAN or BLUES
RAZASEs

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Congressu1ar and Mrs William A.
Jones. Of Virgin have announced
g THE enga ge:ocu; OF theiv daughter
Anna Seymour. g. Lieutenant :
Roland Hopkins. Third Field ATtil-
lery tUiei States Army The an
& nounce.uear was made yesterday AZ a
hufTe; luncheon given 10 twenty-five oi
Miss Jones' friends at the residence
OF her parents in WASHINGTON. The
ices were served iD the form u an
enras merit ring ard cupid the
announce nent following The serving
of this cou.>ss. Miss Jones is charm
ing Representative ~ the OLA pumin-
ion, and cince her debut two winters
ago has been one Of the most popU
lar girls In tho congressional circle s..
Dance. nj Country Club.
TIE regular weekly HOY VIII be
given at the Country Club 81 Virginia.
this evening and large contingent
Of the society set Will 9e 81 evidence.
Many Will Rotor out for taa in the
afternoon end remain for dinner,
which will ne served AZ small tables
decorated in vases Of spr,n flowers
and shaded candles. 4 s'r.ngcd
and for tha hop after~ard.
Concerning Blues Bazaar,
Plans FOR the bazaar 10 he given
BY The Richmond Light infantry
Blues In the a-mory during the week
OF April - 10 "a were discussed. and
oeacers fer The affair elected at a
large and Interesting meeting Of 81
number q prominent society women
In the Jefferson Hotel on yesterday
morning
Mrs Norman V. Randolph had
charge Of the meeting ana dominated
as chairman of,the bazaar Mrs Fred
Peasants. who was unanin7 olsly
elected Other cheers elected were:
Mrs Arthur r. Wilmer. as treasuer;
and Mrs. q. a Rlenner. as secretary.
Every detail Of sac entertainment
Ii to be OF military character, and
there viii be tabieauN and short
plays each evening 10 represent the
<iiffe~ent porteds in American history.
The first ana opening night. Colonial
aertod ta6leau& will be given. and The
nevolutionary period. Days of isi2.
and CIVIL W tF period, VII follow ~
grg rbe w.eeh one night Wl. hC
general ana plans ARC on foot 40 lave
sf Alviu smith Of the Rotary Clu1
take 5slarga If the entertaining for
II Their aio IL be booths rf all
a!nd. beautifully decorated in flags.
laln7inG and electric lights. where
,andy. fawers fancy articles. tobacco
ard maay ctrcr things can he pur-
chased 4 country store promises
sa furnish much mersiment ana an
outdoor booth where p0tted
plants. porh baskets, golf balls and
clubs tennis racquets and other ont
10 aoogs necessities and luxuries will
he sold witt he another popular
rendezvous,
il, aac afternoons Mrs. Thomas
bigger VIII have charge OF 81 mum
fer ~ children who will give various
sorts Of entertainments
A wllrnbe- OF the debutarte ant
younger society girls are 70 be 'sale
ladies'" in tho different booths ane
the Who'll" affair promises to be one
~ the MOST attractive and fashion
shly attended Of the spring season.
The next meeting OF those
Interested in the bazaar will be or
FRIDAY morning at 8 o'clock in th'
jefferson Hotel. More definite ar
fangerncuts viii he made al thai time
and the AiffeYent committees will b'
appointed.
Horse Show Dates.
The annual dates Of the horse show
conducted under the auspices OF tn
virginia fi9TAt s8it0M SSSSc%ioAA"i w.
assigned Tuesday at a meeting OF tn
association in Washington. The cleo
ton of officers also took place, result
ing in the reelection of the Old or
flcers, who were: j. NJ. Cochran. o
Charlottesville. president; II. +. Page
OF Berryville, vice-president, and Biai
johnson, of Warrenton, secretary
treasurer. The following dates wer
assigned:
Leesburg. June $40; Upperville
June 1917: Culpeper. July Sc; Char
lottesville, July i4-i5; Orange, Jul
2l-22. Manassas, July 2s-29: From
Royal. August AS; Berryville. Angus
ll-i2; Charlestown, w. Va. Angus
1918; Warrenton, August 25-2e.
These horse shows are always Mt
tended by a number of Richmond peo
pie. and are among the most interest
ing events OF the summer season
SIater-Tucker.
A very quiet but pretty weddin
took place at the home OF Mr.. an
+ Mrs. Robert Winfree Tucker. Al
North Twenty-third Street. when. thet
daughter, Ruby Lee. was married t
Louis Edgar Slater
The wedding music was played b
Mrs. ". /. Points. 9, p Slater wa
hest man. 20 Promise Me" was softl
PLAYED while Rev. Gerald Culbersoi
performed the ceremony. The brid
wore a blue cloth suit, black glove
and a black picture hat and corsag
bouquet of violet tied with gold lace
A large number Of friends and rela
tives witnessed the ceremony.
Cnt-of~towu guests were. Mrs Ami
r. Slater. of Farmville; c. +. Slater
OF City Point, and +. Dwight Thomas
OF williamsburg,
Harry ". Miller acted as master o
ceremonies
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Slater left for
visit to the groom's home.
Saturday Evening Coalitions.
During the month of March tn
r dancing department of Mrs. Thurston'
School will give a cotillinn each Sat
nriay evening at Harrison Hall
Cards OF invitation VIII be issued mex
week These dances viii he specla
attraction Of the spring season.
OF Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs. william Petty Dick
son, Of Norfolk. the latter formeri,