The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

A beautiful wedding took place last
/ evening in ST. Johns Church. Warsaw.
Va, when Miss Anne Seymour Jones.
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
William A. Jones. became the bride of
Lieut.. S. Roland Hopkins. Third Field
Artillery. l.. s. A. The ceremony was
performed by the Ri. Rev. Beverly
Tucker. bishop coadjutor OF Virginia in
| the presence, Of large company. includ-
ing many distinguished visitors from
| Washington The church was lighted
with scores of wax tapers and decorated
with white roses. Ascension lilies and
masses of green vines. The altar was
! banked with lilies. offset by lighted
| tapers in tall brass candelabra9
| The bride was given in marriage by
| her father. and was govned in ivory
| Guchesse satin trimmed with hounces OF
rose point lace. The bodice had long
| tullc sleeves embroidered with pearls.
and a court train, boX-plaited and lined
| with chiffon. hung from.-the shoulders.
! Her veil OF tule and Brussels lace had
| a cap OF lace caught with orange bios
SONS. and she carried a shower bouquet
of white orchids and lilies of the valley
| Miss Mary Madison Jones. of Brooklyn.
was maid Of honor and wore a gown OF
yellow tuile over yeilw satin. with
touches of bronze tulle and a picture hat
of yellow tulle. Her bouquet was OF
violets. The bridesmaids-Miss Mary
Archer Glass. daughter of Representative
and Mrs Carter Glass. of Virginia: Miss
Helen McCumber. Miss Dorothy Taylor.
Miss Frances Effinger. Miss Antoinette
Ray. and Miss Hattie Mitchell of War
saw-were gowned in orchid tulle over
yellow satin. The bodice of yellow taffeta
had dainty sleeves of ruffled tulle. and
they wore tulle hats trimmed with lilacs
and carried armsful Of yellow roses.
Mr.. William 4. Jones. jr.. brother OF
the bride, was best man. and the ushers
included Mai Willard Newbill L. s A.:
Lieut.. Harry Pfeil. Capt. Morris f.
Locke. Lieut.. Alexander Jones. and
Lieut.. John Eager. The bridegroom and
the ushers wore the full-dress uniform
OF their rank.
reception followed in the garden of
the home of Representative and Mrs.
Jones. Small tables were arranged on
the verandas. which were massed with
white and pink roses. and under the trees
of the garden. which is filled with bios
soming flowers and shrubs. and was fur
Their decorated with scores of bright
japanese lanterns Representative and
Mrs. Jones received with the bridal party.
the latter wearing HANDSOME gown of
white satin yelled in rose point lace.
Lieut. Hopkins and his bride left later
for wedding trip. Mrs. Hopkins trav-
cled in a smart suit of green cheviot and
small black hat. Lieut.. Hopkins is
stationed at Fort Myer for the present
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Taylor. of Mon
treai. and Mrs. a. X. Foster. of OF
tawa. are at the New willard for
few days stay en- route to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. +. F. NJ. Comstock.
the Misses Comstock and Miss l. NJ.
Ryerson, of New York City. are at
Payne. Miss L. n. Payne and Miss
Alice Payne. of New York. are also
at the New willard for few days
stay.
Mrs. Leonard Hoffman entertained
at an informal bridge party yester-
day afternoon at the Club of Colonial
DANES in honor of Countess Spottfs-
wood Mackin. who is her guest
Mrs. Robley Evans will leave Wash
ington today for Newport. where she |
will spend the summer. I
Emmanuel p K. Church was the |
scene Of a pretty wedding last even |
ing at s o'clock when Miss Annie Mar
garet Hingley. was married to DR..
Dennis John Murphy. the Rev. w. q.
Davenport officiating. The church
was decorated with white roses. peon- |
les and palms.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Mr.. Nathaniel r.
Harnish. was gowned in white satin
with an overdress of tulle and chan |
lilly lace, made with a long square |
court train. Her tulle veil was caught |
with lilies of the valley, and she car
ried shower bouquet of lilies OF |
the valley Mrs. Charles F. Roberts i
was the matron of honor. and wore a !
gown of pink crepe meteor with pearl
Her bouquet was of pink |
roses The bridesmaids. Miss Anna |
Price. Miss Marian Butler. and Miss
Carolyn Secrist. were gowned in green |
taffeta and chantilly lace and carried /
rream-colored roses. Little Miss Ruth |
Sartoris and francis Palmer Roberts
we're ring bearers. the latter wearing |
a white satin court suit. Little Miss
Sartoris wore a dainty lingerie frock
with green ribbons.
Mr. Edward Murphy. brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. and the
ushers included Mr.. Arthur Sartoris.
Mr. Charles r. Roberts, and DIR. Al
fred Glascock.
A reception followed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harnish in Mapleview
place. The young couple left later
for an extended wedding trip. the
bride travelling in suit of blue
"a ardine and a turban trimmed with
blue satin and 4 beaded ornament.
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Wood and Mr.
r. NJ. Wood. jr., of Chambersbdrs.
Pa. who are on an extensive motor
rim. arrived at the New willard yes
erday and will continue their jour
icy in a few days.
Mr.. J. J. Jordan and Mrs. Jordan.
II Bridgeport Conn, are in wash
npton for the week. They are stop
ling at the Ebbitt.
Among those entertaining guests at din
,er at the Chevy Chase Club last even
ng were Capt. Ridley Mclean. DIR. and
irs. Francis Nash. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
,laytor. Commander and Mrs. G. c.
Bloch, Pay Inspector and Mrs. f. W.
;onnafon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cup Capt.
nd Mrs. r. G.. Ransdell. and Mr.. and I
Irs. Qunter.
Col and Mrs. j. F. Reynolds lands
ave gone to Cazenovia. n. V, for the
ummer. II
Mr.. and Mrs. r. King Stone will leave
omorrow for Jacksonville. Fla. where
hey will stay for a short time before I
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