The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-11

With the beautiful memorial win
dow in the background, the added
loysliness Of bouquets OF white
snapdragon on the altar and in :all
standards In the chancei ana with
the light OF many candles falling on
the bridal party the wedding OF
Miss Kathleen Holloway and l"an
+ Knemer took place Sunday eve
ming at Z o'clock IN ST. Luke's Epis-
copal Church. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
J. Holloway. Mansfield Road, and
the groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Kraemer OF Mandan, n.
d.
The entire bridal party we're
grouped in the chancel, the pastel
shades OF the attendants gowns
adding TO the beauty OF the setting.
The impressive double ring service
was read by Rev. Robert l.. Dewitt
and the rings were carried on
white satin pillow by the ring bear
er. William Wood.
Before the ceremony a musical
program was given by Mrs. John B.
Chadwick and Harold Koch. Dear
born. sang Because"
Seating the guests were Gerald
Tedder, Belleville. Walter Hoyer,
Dearborn, and Robert Holloway, a
cousin OF the bride. Plymouth. The
best man was Vincent Balkan,
Ann Arbor.
The Wedding March from To
hengrin' was played as the bridal
party In single file approached the
altar.
Ivory brocaded satin in a leaf
design was chosen by the bride for
her wedding gown. The basque was
buttoned In back with satin buttons,
and was gored to give the new
small WASTED effect shove the full
skirt which fell away from the hips
to form the long broad train. A
dainty edging OF pointe d'Alencon
lace trimmed front and neck-line
of the basque and edged the long
pointed sleeves and peplum. Her
veil, two tiers OF very fine Illusion
yelling, was shirred on a tiara OF
net heavily beaded with seed pearls
and having q design OF large bril-
liants In the center. She carried an
embroidered silk handkerchief,
which had been carried By her
mother and aunt at their weddings.
Her white Rainbow Bible was COW
cred with a cascade bouquet Of
white hyacinths and satin stream
ers. She wore the groom's gift.
choker OF pearls with aquamarine
clasps.
Miss Vera Holloway was her sts-
ter's maid Of honor and was wear
ing an aqua green taffeta gown, the
sleeveless bodice. low in the neck
WAS trimmed with a taffeta ruffle
with midriff shirring, the Moor
length skirt had q hip line ruffle
with a broad bow Of taffeta on the
right hip. Her headdress OF net was
boat shaped and aqua ostrich
pfumtB CIOtScu III tnc NcheOA eNe
covered .he ears. A short taffeta
jacket with puff sleeves was worn
and her cascade bouquet was Of
deep pink carnations with ribbon
streamers.
The attendants gowns were fash !
ioned on the same lines as that OF
the maid Of honor, but Of contrast
ing colors. Their head bands were
of shirred net in matching colors.
Mrs. Clifford I. Woodside was in
dusky rose taffeta and she carried
a cascade bouquet OF blue iris. Miss
Maxine Tedder, Belleville, wore
1uchsia taffeta, her bouquet Of deep
pink carnations. Miss Margaret
Howard OF Ann Arbor was wearing
-he lovely new honey gold" taffeta
and carried q cascade bouquet Of
pale pink carnations. The brides
gifts to her attendants were ear
rings.
Shirley Wood acted as flower girl
and wore a quaint PINK net frock.
The skirt formed with .hree deep
ruffles and her head dress was Of
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