The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
Packard-MiIhous.

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 A beautifully impressive weddink was celebrated tonight at o'clock when Miss Kathryn Milhous and MT. Harold Jerome Packard, of Pensacola, Fla. were married.
 This marriage was solemnized in St. Paul's Episcopal Church which for the happy occasion was decorated in masses of palms and ferns Men delssohn's wedding march was skill fully rendered on the organ by Miss Ida Peacock as the ushers who were Messrs. Alex Pitts, J. B. Ellis. A. J. Atkins and Major " B. Atkins Tod the way.
 They. were followed by the brides maids Misses Mary Milhous, sister Of the bride and Madeline Fowikes, who wore dainty white lingerie dresses and carried arm clusters of sweet peas ana ferns. The bride came in on tho arm of her brother. MT. Frank Milhous. who gave her away. She was gowned in an elegant lace robe. Her flowers were brides roses and sweet peas and her veil was caught with orange Fblos- soms. The briday party was joined at the alter by the groom accompanied by his brother. Mir. Roy Packard, who was best man, and Rev. E. W. Gamble who ofnciated.
 After the ceremony the wedding par " and a number of friends repaired to the home of tn ebride's mother, Mrs H. Milhous on Selma street, where . reception was rendered the young couple and hearty congratulations were showered upon them.
 The apartments used to accommo- date the guests were prettfly decorat- ed in a plan of white and gren. Pupch was served by Misses Mary Mllh6ns and Madeline Fowlkes while Misses Evelyn Craig and Nell Blackwell pre- sided over the Brides Book. Ices and cake were also enjoyed.
 At 1 o'clock MT. and Mrs Packard left on their wedding journey aftor which they will go to Pensacola Fla, their future home.
 ing and winning personality and has a host of friends here, while the groom ia A business man of acknowledged ability and also claims large circle of friends.
 r. Complimentary to Miss Milhous. z Decidedly one of the most effective and beautiful functions given in Selma lately, was the card party on yester- day afternoon for Miss Kathryn Milhous when Mrs. Alex Pitts was tho gracious and attractive hostess at her beauti- full home on Lauderdale street. The reception hall was prettily decorated with profusion of nasturiums in ar tistic arrangement. The decorations In the parlor were truly the work of an artist. Here ferns, sweet peas and pop pies were lavishly used. Delicate pink ribbons which well from the chandelier to a small round table which was also decorated with hearts, maid en- hair ferns and sweet peas.
 The punch table fin the dining rCsm was exquisite with It's decorations or brides maid roses and pink tulle. This apartment was presided over by Misses Jessie Mae Perkins and Mary Milhous. who also kept the score. The folding doors between the parlor and dining room were thrown back and there was suspended a large pink heart to which was attached the score cards. TheX were also heart-shaped and bore hand painted cupids-
 Six hand euchre was played at eight tables and Mrs Stanfield won the prize, a lovely cut glass bon-bon dish and the hostess presented the honaree with a handsome silver mayonnairs bowl. Mrs. Pitts is at all times an ideally charming woman and her guests will long pleasantly remember the afternoon spent with her.
 Among those present were Mesdames Pitts. Milhous,, V. B. Atkins. W. l. At klns, Jr., Cochran Bishop Melvin. Carlyle Melvin. Walter Duncan. Clar- ence Agee, Enos Stewart. Will Stew ait, Julien Parke Mcleod, H. l. Shelly, James, J. B. Ellis, Portis Welch, Philip shanks, Julien Smith, Land. Daniel Haynes, Robert Hamilton, ,Stanfield. Partridge, Alex Cawthon, Henry Vaughan, Mabry, Jim Hunter, Henry Lloyd and Hendricks. Misses Milhous, Genevieve Smith. Carrie Wilkins, Belle Barber Elise Jones, Mattie Jones, George Boggs. Maggie Gardner, Ethel Fowlkes. Sallie Hardaday, -aary Gait, Aileen Hunter, Anna Mary DuBose, Mill dred Brown, Rose Weaver. Jennie NJ"