The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21


Mrs. w. L.. BALL.
pink messaline Of the Same shade Her
gown was trimmed in fur and crystal
embroidery, and she carried an nrmful
OF La France roses. DR.. Ryland
Knight, Of this city. was the groom's
best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lucille
james, Of Round Hll Miss Bessie
Brishtwell Taliaferro, of Essex; Miss
Halle Hill. OF Norfolk: Miss olive
Bagby, of King and Queen county;
Miss Margaret Maxwell. OF Louisville,
ny; Miss Margaret Tweedy. of Daw-
SON. Ca, and Miss Elsie Gillian. OF
LEnchburg. They were frocks Of nile
green marquisstte built over pale
green satin and trimmed in crystal.
Their iiowers were bouquets of pink
roSebuds. The Sroomsmen were Rev.
Harry Owens, of Baltimore; Harold
BAH. of Roanoke; Fitzhugh Ball. of
Princeton, W. Va; Professor r. w
Durrette. OF Richmond: f. NJ. Terrell.
Of Gwathmey. DR. Jesse B. wi,her-
spoon, Of Durham, " O.. and J. 3. Ter
reH, OF this city. Little Trent Talia-
, ferro. of Essex, cousin of the bride
carried the ring.
reception was given Tuesday even
ing for the bridal part in the home
OF the brides parents at Gwathmey.
Mr. Bali and his bride left at once
!or southern wedding trip which
will include visits of several weeks In
Florida and Cuba There were a mum :
per OF out-of-town guests from this
state. West Virginia, North Carolina
/ and Kentucky.
me bride is daughter OF Captain
j. NJ Terrell. formerly OF Hickory
Hill Essex county. now Of Gwath-
! ineS' ana Is prominently connected
throughout the State, being a grand
daughter of the late Captain s. f..
swami, or Confederate distinction. and
great granddaughter of Major Geo,
Terrell and Elizabeth Tyler, of Rcvo-
lutionary fame. She Is graduate of
Bowling Green Seminary Woman's
college and the training department
OF tne Louisville Theological Seminary.
MI Bali Is son OF /. D. Ball, of
Princeton, W. Va. and is promi-
! nent representative OF the distinguish
ed BAH family OF Virginia. He is we'll
known throughout the North and
west, where he travelled and preached
WITH the Chapman Alexander meet
lnss. Mr.. Ball Is an alumnus OF Taze-
well and Richmond Colleges and the
Louisville Theological Seminary
At clifton Strings.
w. II. Grant Jr.. who has been at
Y. H.,
for the past Ave months, though some
what improved, will not be able 10 re-
turn TO Richmond for tho Christmas
holidays. Mr.. Grant has a large circle
OF friends in Richmond, and Is one of
the best known members of the Rich
inond German Club Mr.. Grant will
probably return to Richmond some
time later in the winter
Going Abroad.
Miss Adelaide Williams. OF Balti-
more. and Miss Phoebe Satterfield, for
merly of this city. now of Germantown,
Pa. will sal! for Europe In January
to spend the winter abroad Miss VIII
liams and Miss Sattcrleld are now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris
at The Oaks" near keswick.
Two Attractive House Parties.
ANY number of Christmas house
parties have been planned for the
holiday season. and all sorts of in
formal entertaining Will be incident to
| the stay of guests at big country
houses for this weekend and next Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Beverley will be hosts
of one interesting heuse party, the
| affair to be given ut "Blandfield." their
| country estate in Essex county, which
is one of the show places in that sec
! ton of the State. Some of Mr.. and Mrs
Beveriey's guests will be Taylor Scott
and Welhy Beverley. of Richmond Mr.
/: Mason. of New York; Miss Fanny
| Scott Beverley. Jack Stevenson, of
! Alexandria Rozie' Dulany. of Bnlti-
| more; Mr. Smith. OF New York, and
| others.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Haskins Hohson, OF
| Powhatan county. will entertain
large company of guests at Mount
! Airy over Christmas and for part of
| the holidays.
Miss Helen Sheahan, of Roanoke
will also. entertain II house party for
/ the holidays. Miss Sheahan's guests are
Misses Margaret, Marie and Kathleen
| Purcell, of IIarrisonburg. Pa: Miss
Annie Hughes. of Savannah Ga; Miss
| Margaret Hughes. of Atlanta: Miss
! Clara Voolfolk, of Richmond; Miss
! Christine Marquis. of wyoming; Miss
| Hazel Parko, of Virginia College. In
honor OF her guests, Miss Sheahan will
| give a large dance at her home on the
| evening of December IS.
| Lynchburg Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place
! in Lynchburg. yesterday afternoon Mt
1870 o'clock, when at the residence of
+! L; L. Bell. Church ana Fifth Streets,
l.lames Early McMurran and Miss
Katherine a. Pitman We're united in
| marriage by Rev. II. II. McFaden. d. D.,
OF Richmond.
The bride wore handsome tailored