The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
WARSAW WITNESSES
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
Miss Anne Seymour Jones Becomes
Bride of Lieutenant 8. Roland
Hopkins.
BISHOP TUCKER oFFTuATEs
Bride Is Daughter of Congressman
w. A. Jones and Groom Is Officer
In Field Artillery, Stationed at
Fort Myer.

Church at Warsaw, Va, which has
been the scene of many notable and
happy marriages. never had celebrat-
ed within it's sacred walls more
beautiful ceremony than that which
took place on the evening of We'd
nesday. June Q. when Miss Anne Sey-
mour Jones. the only daughter OF Hon
orable and Mrs. william Atkinson
Jones, of that place. became the bride
kins. of the Third Field Artillery. U.
s. A., stationed at Fort Myer. Va.
Two handsome little pages. both
cousins of the bride, Masters T. W.
Chinn. Jr. and Alexander Mallory. Jr..
were attired In rich Colonial costumes
of lilac and yellow satin, and wore
the powdered wigs of We olden times.
At eight o'clock the bridal party
entered the church to the strains OF
Lorengrins wedding march. rendered
by harp orchestra. The first to
enter was the groom. accompanied
by the best man. Mr.. William Atkin-
son Jones, Jr.. student at the Uni
versity of Virginia, the only brother
of the bride. The groomsmen in pairs
came next. These were Captain Morris
Locke. Lieutenant John Eager. Lieu
tenant Alexander James, Lieutenant
whitside. all of Fort Myer, Va. ana
Major willard D. Newbili. OF San
Francisco. and Lieutenant Pfiel. mill
tary instructor at West Point Each
wore the full military uniform of his
respective rank. The six beautiful
bridesmaids entered In the same order
as the groomsmen. Miss Helen r.. Nc
Cumber. daughter Of Senator Porter
L. McCumber. of North Dakota: Miss
Francis Effinger. of Staunton. Va:
Miss Antoinette Ray, of washington.
d. c.; Miss Mary Archer Glass. daugh-
ter OF Representative Carter Glass. Of
Lynchburg. Va: Miss Dorothy Taylor,
daughter OF Admiral Taylor. of the
United States Navy, and Miss Hattie
Mitchell. OF Warsaw. Va. Preced-
ing the bride came the maid of honor.
Miss Mary Madison Jones, OF New
York, a beautiful brunette. who wore
a gown OF yellow tulie. over yellow
satin with touches of bronze. bronze
slippers and a yellow tulie hat. She
carried a large bouquet OF purple or
chids and yellow roses. The color
scheme of the bridesmaids costumes
was of lilac and yellow, each of these
beautiful young women being gowned
in yellow charmeuse. with overdresses
of lilac tule. full skirts, and old fash
toned bodice. laced with black velvet
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lilac tuile. trimmed with lilacs, gold
slippers. lilac hose. and carried a
bouquet of yellow roses. tied with
yellow ribbon.
Bride Beautifully Gowned.
The bride. beautiful blonde. wha
entered on the arm of her dtstin-
guished father, wore charming crea-
ton Of soft heavy Duchesse satin, OF a
wonderful old ivory tint made some
what in the Louis XIV style. with q
long court train. falling from an6
caught to the shoulders with orange
blossoms The skirt. of ankle length
was draped in pannier effect, open
ing In front over panel, richly en-
broidered in seed pearls. with deep
, rose point lace. falling from beneath
the drapery The corsage cut square
neck. was made with tulle yoke and
! sleeves. shocked with seed pearls.
and caught here and there with
orange blossoms. wide crush Cir
die gave to the whole a high wasted
effect, but the most wonderfully beau
| tiful portion of the corsage was the
rare old rose-point lace with which
| 1t was deliberately trimmed The bri.
dial veil was. of Brussels point and
tu1le, made cap effect, with n wreath
Of orange blossoms and caught TO
\ the lF1ih Win sprays Vi tHe same
| flower. Her only ornament was q
magnificent diamond brooch. the gift
| of the groom. This was worn to
confine in place the bridal veil. She
carried a shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley and white orchids. The
ceremony was conducted by the Right
| Rev. Beverly D. Tucker. bishop coad-
| tuter of the Southern Diocese of vir-
| gfnia, and former rector OF Sti
| Johns. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Lit
singer. During the entire service the
sweet. low strains Of Barcarolle. rem
| dered on the harp. filled the sacred
edifice with music. The bride was
given In marriage by her father.
! At the conclusion Of the ceremony.
/ the newly married pair left the church
10 the strains or Mendeissohn's Wed
ding march. passing out under an
arch. Formed by the swords OF the
groomsmen, ranged on either side OF
the aisle.
Reception AZ hrides Home.
Immediately Following the cere-
mony, q reception was given at the
nome OF the BRIDES parents In War
saw; Ias.'nk from ~. TO II r. M
me many ana handsome nridal
presen.s kiNen .ne nappy pair oy
.neir ialSe circle OF Irienos. were on