The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
BRILLIANT WEDDING
Marriage OF Mr.. Clyde NJ. Miller TO
Miss Laura Uasell kimball.

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(special TO The Times Dispntch)
EAST RADFORD. VA, June ls.-The
marriage OF Mr.. Clyde NJ. Miller. OF
Wayne w. Va. to Miss Laura Lasen
Klmball Of Radford, which took place
on Wednesday evening ut Grace Episco-
pal Chapel, In Radford, was one OF the
most notable social events OF the season
in Southwest Virginia. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. s.. Aitr,eno' Oh
Charleston. w. Va. formerly rector OF
the Episcopal Church at Pulaski The
beautiful little chapel the scene OF the
marriage, had been delicately decorated
with the greatest abundance OF mountain
Ivy and ferns. over which hung heavy
chains of golden-hearted daisies. In tho
midst Of the delicate blending colors OF
the wild flowers burned colored candles,
numbering the years Of the brides age.
The chapel was not crowded, but was
seated comfortably the company ad-
mitted by card. The entrance OF the
bridal party was preceded by ten young
ladies': Misses Bess and Anna Kenderdine.
Eta and Pearl Rosenfeld, Laura, Mary
and Erica lngles Louise Venable. Lillian
L,onEley and Annabele Scott, all OF whom
we're members OF tho A. Y. Club, an or
ganization OF which the bride
charter member. These fair heralds bore
on their graceful shoulders, long chains
OF daisies, which they Topped along the
pews, fastening with gilded horse shoes
before they took their places In quarter
circles about the altar. With the first
chords Of the wedding march. the heavy
doors Of the chapel were thrown open
by the ushers: Messrs. D. D. Hull. W..
and Mr.. George Lasell Kimball, and the
maid OF honor, Miss Clara Cox. Of ASH
land Va. entered the aisle. Gowned IN
white organdy, she bore burden OF
bridesmaid roses. Closely following Miss
Cox, entered Miss Maldle Roach, Of Dali
las, Tex; Miss Kathryn AGREE, Of Dam
Vile: Miss Emma Wysor OF Pulaski; Miss
Anna Hull. of Marion, and Miss Matte
Craighll. Of Lyncnonrg All OF them were
schoolmates Of the bride at the Woman's
College In Lynchburg. They were gownec
In white organdy and carried great bou-
quets of the pink bridesmaid roses. ;.
The bride came In with her father,
Mr.. George B. Kimball. and was met at
the altar by the groom, who entered from
the vestry room with his brother and best
man, Mr.. A. 7. Miller.
After the ceremony the Bridal party4lett
the church In reverse order and was
driven directly to the Kimball house
where the reception was held. Mrs. KIM
ball. the BRIDES mother, assisted by Mrs.
A. T. Miller, received
In the dining hall supper was served,
while the halls and parlors Of the house
we're thronged with brilliant company.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr.. George
B. Kimball, retired mine operator.
Since her coming out a year ago she has
been considered one of the most beautiful
women In this section of the State and
most charming social favorite.
Her presents, which occupied three
rooms at the home on the night Of the
some and greatly admired
Mr. Miller is son of the distinguished
Colonel Rush Miller. OF Pulaski. For
year or more he has been cashier of the
Wayne county Bank. Of Wayne. ". Va,
where in the future he WIFI make his
home.
ceptfon were Captain and Mrs. William
Inglcs Colonel and Mrs. George w.
Miles. Judge and Mrs George e. Cassell,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Jones. Colonel and
Mrs Selden Langley. Mr.: and Mrs. J. G.
Wysor. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Masste.
Of Pulaski: EX-Goy ]. Hcogee Tyler and
Mss NJ & Belle Tyler; M and Mrs G s,a.
Mrs. Alexander j Black Mr.. and Mrs
George Tate Kearsley. Mrs. Tanning
Miles. Mrs. W, II. Vergie; Mrs. Blair Yer
gle IF G rtan b4 and m Ta " general &
Adams. Mrs. Putnam Adams. Hon. g.
A. Hermans. Christiansburg: Rev L. "
Ty NJ Mrs. Ira van C. pSaan Df Puask PusMix NIL
Guido Henser. Toms Creek: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ Ragland. Miss Alma Saunders.
Richmond: Miss Ellie Trolnger PULASKI:
A's Allen auR Eggi 'an NJ e. Hsaran.
Bristol: Mr.. Truman Bullard. Mr.. A. W.
Aston. A
Mrs, G. W. westbury. of this city. is
with her friend, Mrs. A, L. Reed. wife