Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-07-06
VOL. 26
FRANK-HARRALL
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Nardin sang announcing TO the wait
ing audience that there would be a
wedding in St. Johns Methodist
church on that evening-Wednesday
This was followed by a Song OF
Love" by Mrs. William Muldow, and
then a chorus began Faithful and
True" which was the herald Of the
bridal party of Miss Eleanor Frank
and James Pressly Harrall.
The four handsome young men who
had so gallantly seated the guests
were the first to come down the aisles
Louis Anderson, Rufus Hill, William
Marshall and w. p. Walker of Spar
tanburg These were followed by the
bridesmaids, Miss Alberta Farmer
came down the right aisle, and wore
an exquisite creation of rose crepe
chiffon over Princess lace, Lanvin
model, with garniture Of blue and Sill
yer flowers. Miss Julia Ledbetter en-
tered the left aisle, her gown was OF
rosebud crepe chiffon, trimmed il
handmade roses of taffeta. Mi&ses
Anne Gambrill and Jean Cunningham
also had the same shade of rose chif-
fon with silver trimmings. The maid
of honor was Miss Virginia Frank,
sister of the bride. She was distin-
h,-
of chiffon over metal-cloth. Th'
brides attendants carried arm bask-
cts in the rose shade filled with flow
ers, pink roses, sweet peas and other
varieties-with wide satin ribbon
bows crossing the baskets. All Of the
bridesmaids wore. silver slippers, and
each had a silver wreath in her hair.
One of the prettiest features of this
wedding was having two DANES OF
honor who were recently married,
Mrs. Lawrence Orr Hammett and Mrs
Forrest Suggs. who came down the
opposite aisles, both wearing their
handsome bridal gowns of heavy
white satin combined with lace, en-
traine. and carrying large round bOu-
luets of Richmond roses.
Miss Frank entered the church with
her father, John Frank, meeting the
groom, James Pressly Harrall, with
his best man, Henry Murray, at the
altar Mr.. Frank placed the hand OF
his daughter in that of the man whom
she had chosen, and in a short cere-
mony Rev. L. p. McGee pronounced
them husband and wife.
The wedding gown of the bride was
fashioned of Spanish lace over crepo
chiffon, and very heavy brides satin
for the bodice, drapery and train
caught with sprays of orange bios
SONS. The lines were of the new
long waist, and the skirt was much
longer than has been worn in some
time. Arranged in a most becoming
coronet was the veil, falling to The
edge of the train. Her flowers wer'
brides roses and orchids, with lilies
of-the-valley and ferns.
A background of palms, ferns, and
masses of pirk hydrangeas, with sew
en- feet candelabra burning pink can
dies, and rows of pink candles on the
chancel rails, formed most artistic
foil for the lovely scene of the bridal
group in front-the pretty young at
tendants of the bride reminding one
forcibly of Roses in June"
The electric lights of the building
were turned off during the ceremony.
and only the soft lights of the candles
shone over the bridal party, while the
organist, Miss Annie Chapman. play
ed sweet low music, shading into the
sound of the solemn words spoken
by the minister. The flashing of the
lights and the clear notes of Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march, and the brid-
az couple followed by their attend
ants were leaving the church-while
the audience was eXclaiming over the
beauty of this even.
Going directly to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank for more than two
hours friends were coming to wish
for the young couple much happiness
many meeting the young groom for
the first time. After greeting the
bridal party the guests were shown
into the dining rooms where Heaven
breath salad with an ice, and cracker
was served. In every part of the
house were pink flowers Of many
kinds, hydrangeas were in the par
lors, in the dining room were gladioli.
and rhododendrons used in the living
room.
Little gold bell souvenirs wcr" pin
ned on each guest by little Misses
Anna Brock Smith, OF PeleZr. and
Sara Vandiver. Serying in the dining
room were Misses Martha Rast, Luci,
Heard. Marion Gray, and Elizabeth
Hudgens.
Showing the guests to the wagu.fi-
cent display of presents which were
upstairs were: Mrs j. d. Rast. Mrs
Ottle Brownlee, and Mrs. 4. NJ
Sharpe. While others assisting We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Lyon. Mr.
and Mrs. d. S. Vandiver. Mrs. Cooley