The Republican journal., 1917-12-20
Wedding Bells.

NDS-MILLHOUsE. An elaborate
event of the early winter season took
place Friday evening in the marriage of
Miss Alice Millhouse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Millhouse, 707 West Col
fax avenue, and H. Clifton Kinds, son of
Mrs. Horace G. Miller, 1901 Riverside
drive. The ceremony was read at 8 p.
m. at the First Presbyterian church, Rev.
C. A. Lippncott, D. D., officiating and
was followed by reception at the Oliver
hotel.
The church altar was thickly massed
with palms and southern smilax relieved
by quantities of pink, yellow, lavendar
and white chTysanthemums Preceding
the ceremony Mrs. Edna Reed Cover
gave program of organ numbers which
included ''To Water Lily" by Mellow
ell. "1ntermezzo," by Rogers, "Midsum-
mer Caprice" by Johnston, ''To a Wild
Rose" by Mcdowell, "Toccato" by Kin
der, and 'Iiebestraum" by List. Dur
ing the ceremony she played "Salute
d'Amour" by Elgar. The Bridal Chorus"
from 'Lohengrin" was rendered for the
professional and Mendelssohn' wedding
march for the occasional The bride was
attended by three bridesmaids and maid
of honor who entered one by one and
passed down the south aisle The maids
were led by Miss Kathryn Faulkner fol-
lowed by Miss Mildred Duttera, Miss
Geraldine Robertson and last by Miss
Bernice Freeman, as maid of honor. Pre-
ceding the bride, who entered with her
father, came Miss Marian Millhouse, sis
ter of the bride, who carried the ring in
single Gala lily. The ushers were Roland
H. Hildebrand, Ernest Staples and +. L.
Kennedy, of Chicago. Samuel H. Gentle
attended as best man.
Miss Faulkner was gowned IN water
melon colored soiree. The skirt was
slightly draped and the bodice was of sea
green and silver cloth. Miss Duttera
wore similar gown of orchid soiree.
Miss Robertson was costumed in lavendar
soiree with bodice of silver cloth and
shoulder drapery of tulle.
Each wore hat of tulle trimmed with
silver cloth and carried arm bouquets CT
chrysanthemums to match their gowns.
Miss Freeman, as maid of honor, wore
lovely gown of turquoise blue with point
ed train and trimmings of silver cloth
and tulle. Her hat was of tulle to match
and her arm bouquet was of yellow chry-
santhemums.
The brides gown was simply conceived
of moon glow satin. The bodice was en-
broidered with pearls and crystals as was
also the divided court train The full
tulle veil was fastened about the head
and caught to the hair with valley lilies.
She wore a platinum pin set with dia-
monds, the gift of the bridegroom. Her
bridal bouquet was shower of brides
roses and valley lilies
About 200 guests were received by the
bridal party at the wedding reception
given in the pink room at the Oliver
hotel. The color motif chosen for the
wedding was further effected in the deco
rations for the room and great cluster
of chrysanthemums formed the center
piece for the table where buffet lunch
con was served. Donahue's orchestra
played for dancing in the Rotary room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds left late in the even
ing for wedding trip and will be at home
after Jan. 18th at 1845 WILDER street.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
Alice l. Thombs of Belfast, Me-, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Chambers of St. Louis,
Mo.-The South Bend, Ind, Tribune of
Dec. 1st