The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR

.,.of,I travelling costume or CARR
blue and carrying q large cluster
American Beauty roses, entered ieaui-'S
unon the arm of her step-latner' OVtoh0
Cutshaw. and preceded by the usnelS
OJessrs Richard Meade. George Mayo
caora,a Warren. and Julian SHELTON
and the groom with his best man, MT.
yilIion, NIavo TaliaferTO. The ceremony
was performed by RI. Rev. Johh -
newton. assisted by Rev. Fenner .
Sticlnev and it's intrinsic beauty was
never more apparent Immediately arc
fbe ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bosgs ieit
for their wedding trip. They VIII reslue
in Winston where Mr.. Boggs Is hiShly
connected and universally esteemed ne
is a young man Of fine promise an"
both he and his bride carry with them 10
their new. home the warm good wishes
OF many friends in Richmond and else
where. A handsome collection of we'd
ding gifts were substantial reminders Oh
these.
The congregation was notable for the
number of prominent people present
among whom were Colonel Tazewell FL
lett Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Mayo, Mrs,
Thomas Carter, Mrs. Or. Ross, the Misses
Ross, Mrs. Preston Cooke, Miss Sallie
Thornton, Dr. Willis, DR.. Stewart Nc
CURE. Mrs. J. Il. Newton, Miss Newton,
DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Robinson, Misses
Kate, Louise, and Marianne Meade, and
Lillian Yarbrough
Miss Helen O'Ferralrs eleventh birth
day was the occasion of one Of the most
brilliant and merriest entertainments for
juvenile Richmonders of this or any
other season. The birthday came on
Thursd - and 1t was on Thursday night
the party was given.
The Executive Mansion presented
most attractive face. The entire lower
floor was thrown open, ferns. palms, ana
NOTED plants all being used in decora-
ton. 1t was In the large parlors that
the small people enjoyed the dancing. the
musicians being seated behind an eX-
quisite screen OF palms.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern, assisted by
Colonel c. O'B. CoWardln, directed the
dance. and Mrs. Charles + Wingo, Mrs.
Q. OBJ. Cowarfin. Mrs. Beverly I. Crunp,
Mrs. Fanny Tucker, Miss Lena Patter-
son. of Harrisonburg. and Miss Matte
Knight aided Mrs. O'Ferrau In making
the evening a pleasant one lor the HI
lie guests.
Miss Helen O'Ferrall did the honors
of the evening with the utmost cordial
itv and grace. She wore most becom-
ing Gown of lavendar silk and lace
\ skirt dance by little Misses Sophie
White and Anna Belle Forbes was es-
peciaHy enjoyed by al the children.
AZ 10 O'Clock delicious supper was
served. and dancing then resumed.
In the early part of the evening the
Governor was engaged on important
business. but later he mingled with the
little ones ami joined Mrs. O'Ferral IN
making the entertainment one long to
he delightfully."- remembered by all pres
cnt.
Among those present were; Misses
Mary Moore. uu..l Moore. Cli.land RAN
d0lpb. Lauy cary Courtney Crun p,
Ar.a Carr, Elizabeth Davenport, E!sl"
Dayenpcrt HeIp,nLnam Lyons, Burnard
Cooke Mary Pen 'ieton Steger. Aiere
CowarG.n Name Davenport, Nellein
Watklns. }.3I- AL;tdlms, G!adncss
Fraysel. Bessie Fr.ysier, Sophie White.
Agnes D.cwrv. SalIle, Louise and Eliza
beth knight. 5foliie Bridges. Bessie
Tompkins Mary Cook Branch, Lillian
Binford. Sadir sutton, Mildred Hill
Lucie Hayes, Nellie Davenport, Pauline
powers, Mary James. Katie Copeland,
Florence Parker, Adele Armistead, Mar