The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-18
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Miss Ashley Macon Miller and DR.. Jesse
Newman Reeve, Of Washington, D. C...
were married yesterday at noon In the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
WilliamIG. Miller. OF No. 500 East Grace
Street the Rev Father o'Reilly. OF sa-
cred Heart, officiating, and the benedicT
ton being pronounced by the Rev. WI.
liam Meade Clark, of st. James Episcopal
Church
Miss Katie Blankenship attended Miss
Miller as maid of honor and DR.. Greer
Baughman was DIR. Reeves best man.
The bride was beautifully goWned IN
white Chinese crepe. trimmed with rare
point lace. She carried q lace fan used
by her mother. and pretty bit Of senti-
ment made yesterday fall on the date of
her mothers forty-f1fth wedding anniver-
sary Guests from a: distance who were
in Richmond to attend the ceremony We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Miller, Of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Miller, OF Chicago;
Mrs Frank Schell and her son, Master
Frank Schel. Jr., of Annapolis. Nd;
Miss Willie Reeve, OF Washington. D.
c., and Miss Irene Trice. of Buckners
Station. Va.
The marriage of Mr.. William Gordon
Harrison, of Lower Brandon. on the
James. and Miss Sadie King. the daugh-,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William King, of
Rome, Ga, will take place at p NJ.
to-day in st. Paul's Episcopal Church. at
Rome.
Russell-Tree.
Great interest is felt in Richmond to-
day over a beautiful home wedding to be
celebrated at S o'clock this evening In
No 500 Crescent Avenue, Cincinnati,
Ohio where Miss Eleanor L. Tree will
become the bride Of Mr.. 'Hilliard Rus
sell. OF st. Louis. Mo-, the Rev. John
II. Ely. of Grace Church. Cincinnati. off,
ciating. -
Miss Tree is the daughter OF Colonel
and Mrs. j. B. Tree, of this city, and
has been for some years an attractive and
efficient figure in the various societies
social. patriotic and historic-which have
reflected representative Richmond life
and thought Miss Trees many friends
regret that visit to her sister, Mrs.
Adam Gray, for the benefit OF her moth
er's health, has transferred the scene OF
the nuptials from Richmond to Cincinnati.
Drawing room decorations for tho cere-
mony Will be in pink chrysanthemums
and Southern smilax, pink tapers' in silver
candelabra rejecting the soft glow OF the
blossoms.
The bride will enter on the arm of her
father, being preceded by her two nicces
hnu DTlQcsIntlls ihlSo L-iCeiioI o'No tiAoo
Frances Gray. They will be gowned In
pink mousseline and have sheaves OF pink
chrysanthemums. held with pink gauze.
The bride will wear an exquisite crea-
tion of white crepe do chine and chiffon,
Her long tullc veil will be surnounted by
n coronal of orange blossoms. and she will
carry white Prayer Book, marked with
sprays of the same fragrant blossom.
The groom will be attended BY Mr..
Neale MacNeale, of Cincinnati, as best
man. After a reception for intimate
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
soil will leave for the South They will
return to their future home. No. 1888
North Kingsleigh Way. St Louis, about
December LIST ar Russell Is a Vir-
gilman by nativity, but is now successfully
engaged in business in the West.
Miss Leila NJ, scurry. formerly of
Lynchburg, Va. and Mr., Edward f. Cone.
of Richmond, will be quietly married at
noon to-day In the home of Rev. DR.. Pit
Eer. Of washington. D, c.
after November 18th they will be at