The times., 1899-11-02

DOnOhua. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Dono-
hue. 10 Mr. Herbert Linsey Deyo, of St
Louis
The ceremony was performed at the fam
lily residence by the Rev. Dr. Wilson, Rev.
Dr. Stricken, of Hamlin Church, being too
irdisposed to ofiefate as had been previous
y arranged. Only relatives and immediate
friends witnessed the service, which was
followed BY reception from s o'clock
until H.
The Madrid Quartette, stationed in the
library. at the rear of the reception hall,
announced The approach of the bridal train,
which was led by the ushers Mr.. J. Bar
ton Miller. Mr. Guy v Collins. Mr.. Harry
p. Merritt. and Mr.. William II HaTdasty.
Then came the maid Of honor, Miss Mary
Wallace Dickey daughter of Capt Chris
tian Dickey. who wore q toilet OF delicate
blue silk null and carried a bouquet of
golden gate roses.
Misses Edla and Gwendolyn Donohue, the
brides little sisters, preceded her, each
bearing a white satin cushion. Their dainty
frocks were OF white silk and lace, and IL
their hair were fastened pink rose buds
The bride. who was given in marriage by
her father. was girlishly pretty in white
! taffeta with fiounce and tunic of liberty silk
edged with Duchesse lace. A single white
rose was fastened in her brown hair and
she carried a white prayerbook, from which
the service was read.
The entire drawing-roOm floor was elab-
/ orately decorated with wild smilax and
white chrysanthemums, Southern laurel
wreathed the stairway and hung in graceful
festCous from the landing Oh the second
floor Chandeliers and dOorways We're gar
landed with vines and the bay window
which had been transformed into a wedding
bower was enclosed with a white railing
that added 10 the chancel-like effect. The
clergyman passed through the small, vine
wreathad gate. the groom and his best man,
Mr Charles McGuigan, awaiting on the
outer side OF the railing, until the coming
or the bride.
At the reception which followed Mrs
Donohue received in a toilet OF tourquoisP
blue silk and spaugled net. In the dining
room which was decorated with pink roses
and pink shaded lights refreshments were
dispensed by group OF young matron and
maid friends of the popular young bride.
among them being Mrs Caldwell, Mrs.
Ashby E. Bayne, Mrs. Ridgely. Mrs. H.
C. C. stiles. Mrs George S. Brock Miss
Nellie Ridgely, Miss Gartie Hartsock, Miss
MemIer Miss Crossweu, ard Miss Byrue.
In addition 10 the large number OF beautiful
gifts of jewels. cut glass and bTic-a-brac the
4 bride received a complete silver tea service
from the groom parents Mr.. and Mrs a.
H. Deyo. OF Sedalia Mo. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Deyo left for q
northern trip. TO return later TO Washing
ton wherz they viii reside. Among the
guests were Dr. and Mrs c. Y. Petteys
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GriHstsd Dr.. and
( Mrs. D. ~. PTeudss, Capt and Mrs Chr-s
tiau Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs. David d. Cald-
/ well Mt and Mrs Frank Repp Mr.. and
Mrs Elrry Ridgely DR.. ard Mrs. w. E.
Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roy, Col. and
Mrs NJ ~ Parker Gen. and Mrs Edgar
All u. Col. and Mrs. z. B. Hay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore r. Swszey, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Peter. Gen. and Mrs. George a.
HsTries. Mrs. A. II. L. Davis, MI and Mrs.
" " Eldridge. and the members of the
! Loyal Legion Of Wom5n, OF which body
I Mrs DoIohue Is an efficient officer.
/ Miss Gecrgie Eta Martin and Mr. Fran
! els Hupp Miller were married last night at
! Trinity Episcopal Church in the presence
! Of a large gathering Of friends. The bride
! entered the church with her brother-in-
/ law. Mr.. JCnn STother Miller who is also
/ brother of the groom. Her princess
/ gown was Of white satin, with yoke and
/ sleeves of puffed chiffon. A white aigrette
/ fastened The graceful folds of her tulle
veil in place and instead OF the conyen-
/ tienal bouquet she carried q white PRAYER
/ book from which the service was read
( The bridal procession was led by the ush-
ers. Mr.. Henry Hammond. Mr.. Oscar II.
/ Billingsley, Mr.. Louis c. White, and Mr.
! Edward WagstaT. Miss Aletha Potter the
/ brides only attendant maid, preceded ner,
wearing white mousseline de sole, and
/ carrying q cluster of golden yellow chrys-
/ snthemums- The groom. accompanied by
I his best man. Mr. J. Strother Miller, jr.
awaited his bride in the chancel. where the
! ceremony was performed By the Rev MIR.
/ Williams, rector Of the cnurch a small
: reception followed at the residence of Mr.
? and Mrs J. Stroller Miller In Street,
4 Mrs Miller receiving in an artistically
4 striking toilet Of black silk. the bodice
. opening over white chiffon. Later in the
. evening The groom and his bride left for
q Ncrthem trip, the latter attired for
/ travelling in an English oxford gown and
hat Of automobile velvet Before return
ing they viii make a visit TO Virginia.
I They viii be al home after December !, at
1873 i Street Miss Martin has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs j. S. Miller and
Z among other house visitors who came on
for the wedding were Captain and Miss
/ Smyrk, Of Dallas. Tex; Miss Elise Maddox,
of Virginia, the Misses Potter, Of Waverly:
the Misses Buwerman and Miss Potter. of
/ Waverly, Capt. B. 3. Dorry, Mr. G. Le-
viak Simpson and Mr.. Eugene Tubman.
Miss Clara E. Meyers. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Meyers was married 10
Dr Fenton Bradford yesterday afternoon
I al ~ pauI's English lutheran Church