The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
WEDD|NGs.Of NOTE
IN OLD u VIRGINIA.
Miss Cordie Vaughan Ewing, Of
Prince Edward, Was Married
Yesterday.
OTHER CEREMONIES IN STATE.
Many Fair Brides Led TO the
Altar BY Gallant
SWANS.

Especial to The Tiines-Dspa tch.)
MEHERR1N, VA, April 25.-Miss Cordle
Vaughan Ewing, daughter Of Captain W.
H. Ewing. Il noted ex-Confederatc officer
and now treasurer Of Prince Edward
county, was married to-day at noon III
the Wcslyn Methodist Episcopal Church,
to Mr.. Hugh Byron Miller, OF L'inenburg
county The church was beautifully de-
ccratcd for the occasion In green ana
white.
The ushers, Messrs. Il. r.. Yeatman, ].
Edmund Taylor, II. o.. b. Cooper, of
Alexandria; Jumes II Fletcher. and Car
roll Mlnafce, Of Rappuhn.nnock county,
and Wrist Wallace, preceded the bridal
party to- the church..
Following these came the bridesmaids,
Misses Mamie Ewing. Myron Gnluslia,
OF Dinwiddie county; Jessie Staples,
Fannie Newbll and Lucy Ecceston, of
Charlotte county, and Katherine Betty,
or Richmond, wearing dainty gowns Of
white chiffon, deliberately trimmed with
Valencicnnes lase and white satin grdles,
and carried great clusters OF white carna-
tlons Topped with green. With them came
the groomsmen, Messrs. w. H. Wood. Ro-
bert Miller, Of Rnppa1hannock county;
Walter Smith, r. l.. Montague, of Rich
)
Adams. Of Blackstone
Next came the maid Of honor. Miss
Maggie Ewing, sister OF the bride, In
gown OF white moussellne, over satin,
carrying carnations and maiden-hair
ferns. She Immediately preceded the bride,
who entered on the arm of her brother,
Mr.. II. Howard Ewing, gowned In
most exquisite creation OF real lace over
mousseline and taffeta, the clingng folds
OF her fimy veil caught with diamond
sunburst, bringing out all the fairness
OF her blonde beauty. Miss Ewing was
lovely vision Of youth and sweetness
ana beauty, as bearing magnificent
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley, she advanced to the altar to
meet her affianced husband. Mr. Miller
was attended by his best man, Mr. Frank
Jones, of Rappahannock county.
After the beautiful and impressive ring
ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal
church, the bridal party, with these two
'.newly linked in one heavenly tie" re-
tired from the church to the music Of
the ever beautiful Lohengrin's bridal
chorus
Immediately after the ceremony a we'd.
ding breakfast was served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for an extended
tour through New York, Niagara and
Canada.
Mrs Miller unitcs In her charming per-
son not only the beauty and aristocracy
OF Virginia, but also a disposition OF rare
loneliness. which has won for her many
friends. The groom, Almost popular and
successful young business man, is a
large shareholder ana general manager
of the Lunenburg Lumber Company, con-
trolling vast timber interests in this sec
ton.
The night preceding the ceremony, Miss
Ewing gave an elaborate function in
the shape Of an ant-nuDtial supper, for
the bridal party at which the beautiful
coorings OF green and white were car
r!ed out exquisitely In both decorations
and menu.
a magnificent collection Of silver, cut
glass ornaments, costly china, etc, at
tested to the great popularity Of both
bride and groom. and the occasion was
honored by the presence of many out-of-
town guests among those were: Mr. ].
C. Miller, of Richmond; Mr.. ]. B. Miller,
Mr.. C. r Wood ana Mrs ] Fill O. Bannon,
OF Rappahannock; Mr. and Mrs G. c.
Wall and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II Price, Of
Richmond, Va