The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-19
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A social event OF much interest here
was the marriage of Miss Eleanor
Thornton Tuggc, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w, Tugglo. OF Nottoway doun-s
ty. to Mr., Robert McLuin O'Fcrrnll,
son OF the late Governor Charles II.
O'Fcrrall, which took place last eve
ming III the home OF the bride, THE
Grove near Blackstone Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev DIR.
Theodore Epes,
Miss Lanetta Mason Goodwin had
charge Of the music. playing tho we'd
ding march and other appropriate Sc
lections during tho evening.
The house was deliberately deco
rated, the color scheme being carried
out In pink and white. developed In
roses, ferns and other flowers.
The bride, attired In princesse
gown OF white messaline with garni-
ture OF real lace, and carrying q
shower OF lilies OF the valley, entered
with. her father. by whom she was
given away. Her voil was caught with
u diamond crescent.
She was preceded by her sister, Miss
Maria Vass Tuggle. as maid Of honor.
who wore white chiffon over pink tat
feta and carried sweet peas, and by
her sister. Mrs. Richard Ashley Epes,
and Mrs. Richmond f. billiard, as ma
irons of honor, both of whom were at
tired in white net and carried bas-
kets OF roses
The bridesmaids. who wore dainty
gowns OF white chiffon. were Miss
Helen Walton O'Fcrrall. OF Richmond,
sister of the groom; Miss Clara Vass
beverly and Miss Sallie Branch Don
ran, of Petersburg. The groom was
attended by his brother, Mr.. Frank
O'Ferrall. OF Richmond. One attruc-
tive ceremonial Of the evening was the
formal recording in the marriage reg
lister OF the names OF the guests and
)the events OF the evening. This rec
ord was made by Miss India Davics
AGoodwyn. Tho ceremony was preceded
by an elegant luncheon.
Mr., and Mrs. O'Ferrali left on the
evening train for Old Point, where
they will remain some time. They Will
make their home in South Carolina
where the groom Is prosperous youn &
business man. Both Mr.. o'Ferrall and
Ills bride belong to very prominent
Virginia families.
Those from q distance who attend
ed the marriage were Mrs. Leslie
Young. Mrs. Robert G. Thornton. Mr.
and Mrs. Chllcs Ferrell Miss Heller
O'Ferrall. Messrs, Frank and William
O'Ferrall and William Wngo-al OF
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Don
ran. OF Nashville Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles O'Ferrall. of Dillon, S. c.; Mrs
Robert White and Miss Julia Gold
man. OF Wheeling. ". Va; Miss Marie
Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Don
nan, of Petersburg, and Miss Matte
Wheeler, OF Lynchburg, Va
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4 Tho marriage II Miss Stella Kathe
1'ine Bass. daughter OF Mrs. Lul;
Saunders Bass and the late r. r. Bass
to Mr.. Thomas Edward Harrison. o
Washington, D. c.. will take plac
this afternoon at 8 o'clock In the hom
E ts,f hrt5 SC M T.
Bass. No. 25os Floyd Avenue, Re,
w. S. Dorset, Of Leigh Street .Baptis
Church, will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. J. II. Lester. sister OF the bride
will be matron Of honor, and Mis-
frances Saunders Mills. of Louis,
Va. Will be maid Of hbnor. Other a,
tendants will be the best man. Nj
Walter y. Harrison. OF Washington. I
c.. and the ring-bearer. little Mis-
1kinsey Bass Ne BRIDES niece.
Mr.. Harrison and his bride Will max
their home IN Washington, after
tour including the Jamestown Expo
stlon and the Northern cities.
The bridal party and u few friend
were delightfully."- entertained last owe
ming aftere the rehea rsal. in the hon,
of the brides brother, 40. 250G Floy
Avenue.
StnS-at-lIonie Whist.
The Stny-at-Home Whist Club me
Monday evening with Miss Helen Mon
tague. at No. lis East Frankli
Street. -Four tables were. engaged
and top score was made byMrs, Her
1ngham Spilman and Mr.. Arthur
Wilmer
The next meeting will be with Mr.
John Hunter at No. 40l East Grac
Street.
SnmA-Fnrrnr.
Miss jamie Goss Farrar, daughter