Evening journal., 1915-10-02
miss DUNHAA BRIDE
Of GOVERNOR son
Clement w. Miller Weds
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Dunham
BRILLIANT OCTOBER
WEDDING SCENE

WEDDING SCENE
Miss Katherine H. Durham, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell II. Dun
ham. and Clement Woodruff Miller,
son of Governor and Mrs. Charles r.
Miller win be married this afternoon
In Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The wedding is one OF the most note
worthy ana fashionable social events
of the season. Both bride and groom
are prominent in society, and their
marriage viii unite two of the most
prominent families in the State, the
brides father being president Of the
Hercules Powder Company. About
three hundred invitations have been
issued for the wedding and the recep-
ton which will follow the ceremony
The guests will include persons of
prominence not only from this State
but New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl
vania, Wisconsin and other States as
well.
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee. min
lister OF Westminster Church, will Of
ficiate Al the ceremony, which will
take place at A o'clock. The bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father, will be attended by Mrs, A.
Beckwith Sanborn, wife OF Lieutenant
Sanborn of the United States Navy
as maid Of honor; by her sisters, the
Misses Marion G., Frances w. and
Bessie M. Dunham, and by the grooms
sister Miss Margaretta Miller, as
maids OF honor; and by Miss Janet
jackson. Miss Mildred Hopes. Miss
Alice Belts, all of this city, and Miss
Anne Hatton of Milwaukee, Wis, as
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Miller will have as his best
man his brother, Congressman
Thomas w. Miller. while John Tay
lor Cause Of New Haven. Conn; Jul
Jus Smith OF Waterbury, Conn: Wal
ton Clark. Jr, and Allen Keay, both
of Philadelphia, Clifford Messenger
OF Milwaukee. Wis. and Donald Sat
ferthwait of this city will be ushers.
The bride will wear gown of soft
white satin made with square court
train and trimmed with rose point
lace. She will wear tuile veil. which
VIII he caught in the new cap effect
with orange blossoms, and will carry
"a
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. SAM
born viii wear a gown OF peach and
green tulle over silver cloth trimmed
WITH silver trimming She will carry
= shower bouquet Of Ophelia roses
are lilies of the valley. Gowns Of
reaph satin. trimmed with applique
trirtmng or silver flowers will be
roir bv the maids Of honor while the
bridcsmai6s will wear green satin
Ffrgna trimmed with applique Of sill
~ auwers
.Xl il,f brides attendants win wear
lars ytlgrl: lace picture hats with
cfSTT of silver and trimmed with fur.
The naids Of honor and the brides.
naids VIII carry formal bouquets Of Mrs.
Asren Ward roses.
Ille church will be beautifully deco.
rated with fall flowers and autumn
leaves ,utnmn conrs varying from the
golden yellow Go the oaken brown and
incirdmc touches of a rich shade OF red
viii predowirate in the decoratvel
scheme
The mode OF procession will be charm
ing The maids Of honor will enter the
church from a reception room on one
side. while the bridesmaids will enter
from another door on the other side Of
tho church They will meet in the cen
ire aisle and viii march to the back Of
The church. where they will be met by
The bride and her father, who will give
her IN marriage; by her matron of
honor and by the ushers. With the
ushers leading. followed by the brides
maids. maids Of honor, matron OF honor
and the bride on the arm Of her father,
the wedding party win proceed along the
centre aisle OF the church TO tho chan ,
eel, where they viii meet the groom ano
his best man.
The music will be under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Ellwood c. Jackson. as
sisted by Mrs. Emma Rous, a harpist
OF Philadelphia. While the guests are
assembling the following musical pro-
gram viii be rendered by the organ
and the harp "Triumphal March,
from Verdfs Aida" Kreisler's
Leibenfreud; Siegmunds "Iihen
Gesane7 Glove Songl from Wagner's
&Die Walkure." and "Melodie" by
Carpenter, The professional will in
clnue the bridal music from "Lohen-
GRIM while the recessional will be
the march from "Tannhauser.n Dur
ing the ceremony Camille Saint
saens THE Swan" Will be softly
played.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception will be held at the
home Of the brides parents, No. 1907
Broone street. The house will be
decorated with dahlias, roses, and
ferns. the color scheme Of decoration
here being pink and white The
newIy-married couple will leave on
their honeymoon after the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will be at home
after November l at No. lO17 Rodney
street
MN Gay GREEK SOCIAL