Lenawee County MI Archives Marriages.....Vaile, Violet - Mills, Hugh July 5, 1901
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Adrian Telegram, Friday, July 5, 1901 - pg3
PATRIOTIC AFFAIR
Violet Vaile and Hugh Mills Joined in Matrimony
Function Took Place on the Eve of Independence Day

The marriage of Violet Vaile and Hugh Mills took place Wednesday evening, just 
as the patriotic people of this vicinity were getting ready to observe 
Independence day.  The wedding was strictly a home function, occurring in the 
house in which they will make their home, No. 40 State street.  Only the 
immediate families and friends were in attendance, with Rev. Howard Field and 
wife, of Milan, cousins of the bride, Mrs. D. A. Dodge, of Florida, and Mrs. 
Pomeroy and daughter, Margie, of Ann Arbor, from abroad.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. Howard Field, in an alcove off the parlor, 
which had been transformed into a Cupid's bower by deft hands, the decorations 
being with smilax.  The Methodist ring service was observed at 7:30 and the 
bride and groom were unattended.  The bride was attired in white Persian lawn, 
the groom being dressed in the conventional color.  Following the quiet 
ceremony a wedding feast was served and congratulations showered upon them.

They left later in the evening over the Wabash road for Detroit.  On the 
Fourth they took the river trip to Port Huron and return.  Today they returned 
here to their host of friends, and have settled down to housekeeping in the 
home where they were wedded, and which had been furnished by the groom for 
their occupancy.  Many were the handsome presents they received, as both are 
most popular young people here.  The bride's traveling gown was grey cloth.  
At the Wabash station here Wednesday evening the happy couple were given a 
hearty bon voyage by a large number of members of the Maple City lodge knights 
of Pythias, of which Mr. Mills is the chacellor commander.

The bride in this function has been most favorably known in Adrian all her 
life.  For a few years past she has been deputy register of deeds under Mark 
B. Mills and Smith D. Fairbanks.  Her friends are numbered by the hundreds.  
Mr. Mills is an attache of D.M. Baker's coal and lumber office, and is very 
popular in K.P. circles as wella s in other social andin business life.  A 
long life and happiness is what everybody asks for them.

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