Evening journal., 1913-10-13
Mr.. ELLIS TAKES
INDIANA BRIDE
Treasurer Of Wilmington
Trust Company WedS Miss
Olive A. DOud in Fort
Wayne

IniN hNNII's lllN.s MfAF IlNIliiH lH Tile
latter city m Wednesday last. After
a trip they will reside at No e23 Jciier-
son street this city. The Fort Wayne
Sentinel contains the following account
of the wedding
No detail ihat could i'm any way con-
tribute 60 the beauty or charm of a
church wedding or the appearance Of the
bridal party was overlooked m the we'd
ding of Miss Olive Audrey Doud and
Raymond W. Ellis, which took place at
$50 o'clock ON Wednesday evening at
the Wayne Street A. T.. Church, the
RcV G. Claude Travis officiating. In
every way the Wedding was beautiful
one and the bride ant her attendants
made an attractive appearance in their
costumes nf Whitc or pastel shades. thus
making q rainbow color effect Prcccd-
/ ing the appearance oi the bridal party
the guests. who numbered several hum
ldrcd. were scntcd by Mcssr-. Ralph w.
Tally. Phillip -. Laird. Clifford NJ.
Stclle. Jr. an OF Wilmington Del, and
I Homer NanAletci an uncle of the bride
of this city. The musical program was
I given hy Miss Emma Alrnger organi,t,
land Earl Thompson. baritone. As the
strains OF the bridal march were heard,
the ushers stretched the white ribbons
aud the briday party entered. S. ID.
/ Townsend of Wilmington, acted as mas
ter of ceremonies. Two little girls in
white dresses with pink ribbon accessor-
! les. who carried lovely pink and white
baskets hoapcd high with pink roses,
were Mary Louise Travis, daughter OF
the officiating Clergyman, and Harriet
Belle Thomson. of Chicago cousin OF
the bride fhe bridesmaids were Miss
Lucille House. who wore pink; Miss
Edith Harding, in grceni Miss Nellie
Henry. in yellow. and Miss Myrtle Car
Ter who ncccntunted the rainbow color
ing by her violet gown. Each OF the
bridesmaids carried a bouquet OF white
roses. While no two gowns were made
ouito alikc thev were all fashioned
along modish lines and were cut decol-
lcte Miss Etlal Doud. sister Of the
bride was maid Of honor She presented
n handsome appearance in full evening /
dress Her gown wns turquoise blue (
charmcusc made with beaded tunic The i
blouse was entirely of the beaded chiffon 4
aud had an elaborate garniture OF rhine (
stones. Waiting at the altar was the
nroom and his best man, S. FINLEY scott, /
of Wilmington The bride walked IN /
with her father. who gave her IN mar |
riaae. The bride wore beautiful gown !
of hrocaded crepe with long train over /
which hung white chiffon edged with /
pcarl heads and across the lower edge I
with white fur. Tho trimming of the
gown proper was Spanish lace, when
was cascodcd in effect and enhanced the
richncss of the pearl and chiffon trim
Inning The bride wore tho gooms gut
ii.trlEorc of platinum with sapphire and
diamond pendaut.. The flowers of
tho bridal party were lovely. lhe
Thridcf bououei Was OF lilies OF the
valley. orchids and maiden-hair fern.
from which hung an embroidered
chiffon scarf The honor maid ear
ricd mink roses mingled With form
and the men woro butionnicres Of
bride roses. The church was iaste-
fully decorated with autumn foliage
( southern smiiax palms. ferns and
yellow chrysanthemums. The effect
was very good.
A small reception was held after
the marriage service at tho homo OF
tho brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
wallace y Dond 525 West Wayne
street Relatives and the most inu-
mate friends were present. The
houec was beautifully decorated. IN
tho reception room and hall yellow
'n,ums and oak foliage were used,
hut In an other rooms. tho bride
favorito roses. the rcd ones known as
the Richmond variety we're used.
/ The brides table was laid In cluny
lace and the florist. Miss Flick. plan
nod 1T as a rose garden. In the cen-
ter was large bowl OF roses and
about the table ten smaller ones. All
hllcd with roses. All supper tables
! we're decorated with rcd roses. Re-
! cciyinp with tho bridal couple we're
- MIR. and Mrs. Doud. Miss Ethel Doud
o Mrs. Arthur Patterson OF Whining
[ ton. and the master OF ceremonies
- and best man. A number OF the
o brides intimate girlhood fricnds as.
n sisted in thc dlningroom. They wore
'r Mrs. rhrl Thompson. Misses Mar
=, gueritc, Meier. EVELYN Walter. lrms
u Henderson. Mabel Gruhh and Jcali'
Nelson Later in the evening th'
= bride and groom left for the east
't They will be at home in Whining
- ton, Del at 92S Jefferson street az
az ter the first Of November. For trav
:, cling the bride is wearing a suit o
admirable blue kittens ear cloth Wiu
y blouse Of blue chiffon over whit
~ with handsome band trimmings an
y hat Of blue plush with touch G
~ fur and gold color plume. Guest
~ from away included Mrs. Arthur Pat
~ terson. of Wilmington: Mrs. kath
- erine Fake and Mr.. and Mrs r.
~ Thompson. al of Chicago; Mr. an
10 Mrs. S. II. Widner. Of Syracuse; Mr.
M Thomas Barber, OF Antwerp. TIL
u bride is young woman Of splendl
~ character and beautiful dispositio
n She has many friends and she hs
re- been entertained to uncommon d
AZ gree since the announcement of h'
al engagement Mr.. Ellis is treasure
NJ OF the Wilmington Trust Compan
b. and has won the confidence OF a
Id who have met him.