The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-07
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The wedding of Eugene Wallace Mil- Ter and Miss Ehoda Ashley, only daught- CT Of Mir. and Mrs. Howard Ashley, was solemnized Wednesday evening at the home of she brides parents on Eighth avenue, the Reverend Father Bougis officiating.
 The Ashley home was brilliantly lighted and the spacious rooms were beautifully decksd with Alaskan au- tumn flowers, gorgeous dahllas, splen- did ohrysanthemuus, fragrant sweet peas and pansies, brlght-hued asters, golden coreopsls, sweeG.scented stock and many others.
 In the east parlor was 8 bank of flow CTS reaching from floor to ceiling, and suspended directly in front of this WAS pure white wedding bell of fragrant blossoms.
 Ats o'clock Miss Nellie MsxOn took her place at the piano, and, ss the sweet strains of lhe wedding march from ,Lobengriu" swered through the house, the rib5on-bsarers, Frank Ash ley. small brother of the bride, and sveel little Bessie May Orchard, both garbsd in white, advanced, forming nth white ribbons SD aisle for the bridal party. Miss Norma Ask WAS the only attendant; she carried 8 bouquet of pink sweet peas, and was very love ly iu gown of pale blue silk and eN- euisl,e lace. Following the bridesmaid came lhs bride on the arm of her father. The bride was very beautiiu! ln a dainty creation Of white chiffon snd rsal lace over white silk, and her fsir, girlsh loveliness was enhanced by & misty veil caught with sprays Of white sweet peas, and her shower bou. ouet WAS Of the same fragrant bloS- soms. The groom and his best man, A. p. Drapss, attired iu conventional black. entered the parlOr st Ihe Iei, and Joined the bridal party st the altar, Fa.her B0ugis pronounced the marriage service, which was short, beautifully simple and exceedingly impressive,
 Then followed best wishes and con- grasulatloas, after which the company repaired to the diring room for re. treatments.
 Later in the evening the young cou- pie, amid showers Of rice, old shoes and good wishes, drove to their future home on Third avenue and Main street. They were accompanied by friends and relatives and held an informal recep- lion.
 Thursday morning Mir. and Mrs. Mil Ter left iu a private car Tor Atlin for short trip. Alter September 18th they win be st home to their friends. Miss Ask and Mir. Drapes accompanied Mr and Mrs Miller ss far as Bennett,
 An nelaborate wedding breakfast under directions Of General Manager A. L. Bsrdoe was served On the car, and AathoIy Graves entertained the bridal party at Bennett.
 Only the most Intimate friends of tbe bride and groom were at the wedding. Tbe groom, E ". Miller, was born in Ohio, where his parents now reside; but be has long lived in the west aud is Identified with Alaska as chief clerk to. Superintendent V. I. Hahn Of tLe. W.P.5Y. railroad.
 The following is a partial list Of the many presents given: Twelve sterling teaspoons, hand painted bake dish. siI- yer after dinner coffee set, HayiIand cake tray sterling silver knives aud forks, cut glass vase, silver roast hold CT, Silyer berry spOonp silver punch ladle, Haviland chop plate, three hand painted cupa and ssucsrs with plates, four cut glsss dishes, cut glass vinegar bottle, cut glass water bottle, set Ot table linen, silver tea service, ice cream dishes and cake plate, China bread tray, sofa pillow after dinner coffee spoons, twelve teaspoons, large parlor lamp, burnt wood stelnrack, Haviland berry dish, cofse percOla,er, cream lsdle, salad fork, set dessert forks, pearl handle fruit knives, salt and pepper