The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
SOCIAL. AND .
Il PERSONAL

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THE marriage OF Miss Sally Reid An
s$ derson, tho daughter Of Mr.. y I. ~ =.
Andersen, to Mr. W lillian eronle Miller,
the son OF the late John Miller Of New
York city, was quietly celobrat ted at 30
sgg 81 clock yesterda y3 afternoon in st. Paul s
Church. .$58 +-. Il 33 .s5a $ !. ~
The Rev. Robert A. Good VIM OF ST..
Johns, a. cousin OF the bride, performed
# tho Scerern ony, the altar being deco s
rated with palms and candles. While MT.
@sReinhardt presided a. the organ 81 ts
VII The bride entered on the arm q her,
father, and was gowned in white crepe
@de chine with tulle$ veil, and carrying
Eglilies OF the valley, FL S$8 IA *
THEY we're met at tho altar by tile
#groom with his best man, Mr.. John MIL,
Esier, Of New York Miss Elsie Anderson,
sister Of the bride, boing the maid sf Of
Honor, while the other attendants in
i&nIuded Mr.. Charles Bruce, Mr.. Gordon
s9IIobson. Mr.. John P. Lea and Mr., George
I8A1r. and Mrs, Miller left for a North
#ernSt tour Immediately after the ceremony,
land Will make their future home n New
York city. $ Il 3jj X n
gJS Mrs. Miller is the granddau ghter Of
General Joseph r. And erson, and of the
late Dr. Dorsey Cullen two men whose
lives and 4 histories are closely identified
with former social and pro fessional life
lin Richmond. She is a lovely young girl,
whose friends regret exceedingly to- ne
s#her$lcave Richmond. III Isl ts.
a Mr. Miller belongs TO IA well known
New Y ork family. and stands high III
Ibis profession, that OF civil engineer
Mrs. Allen Here on Business.
@8 Mrs. William Aliens visit to the Jeffer-
N son and to- Richmond Is on business, Mr..
ALLEN mother Ii sick in Philadelphia,
$ibut. happily, the report OF her death.
which came4t Richmond, seemingly ell
authenticated, is untrue, and there Is
Il strong likelihood of her recovery.
#{0 Mrs. Aliens Richmond friends are al
ways glad .to SEQ eer in 1, Virginia when
ever she comes. I. 3 !. 4, ~ i
Card Party.
XIV The Old Dominion Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
s$Tebruary 50, at No. Sill East Grace
Street.
L. Mrs Henry Atkinson is chairman of
the entertainment committee, and tho
8fprocceds will be devoted to the Continen.
&Stal Hall fund Of. the national assocla ton.
No further Invitations Will be issued to
THE members OF the chapter. They are
expected to get their tickets by calling at
81 the above address.
ss Lambert-LeWis.
35S Miss Fannie, Mitchell Lewis and Mr..
Robert Graham Lambert were married
4 yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in the
&sl,ome of Il he BRIDES grandmother, MIS-.
John currie. No, Is East Grace Street.
35$ The Rev. John Y. bowman, Of All
SAINTS Church, officlated. The ceremony
was witnessed by only the relatives OF
the bride ard bridegroom.
III The bride was attired In a handsome
7 gown of white lace and chiffon, over tat
88feta, with tulle veil, and carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
g After an extended Southern tour they
will make their home in Havana, Cuba.
1.-THE bride Is a daughter OF Mr.. Rich
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