The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-27

Wheelock, formerly Miss Emma Ayres. who
have Just returned from their bridal trip.
The invitations for the reception were Is
sued with the wedding announcement cards
and included large circle of friends. Mrs.
Az res and Mrs. Wheelock received from
till o'clock. Mrs. Ayres wore handsome
gown of silver gray silk nd Drocade. with
rich lace and diamonds. and Mrs. Wheeiock
wore her wedding gown OF heavy white
corded silk and duchesse lace.
The guests were welcomed In the draw
ing-room. Assisting in receiving and en-
pertaining were Mrs. George Wheelock OF
Chicago. Mrs. John Nj. Butler, Mrs John
NJ. Kitchen. Mrs. Noble G. Butler. Mrs.
Joseph A. Milburn. Mrs. Chaplin G. Eos
ter and Miss Julia Sharpe. The rich fur
nishings of the room were enhanced by the
tasteful placing Of vases filled with roses
and white lilacs. In the scnth room great
bowls of American Beauty roses made the
adornment. and in the vestibule was pyr.
amid of palms. with flowers and lights of
yellow. From the drawing-room the guests
were invited to partake OF punch served
by Mrs. Edward Daniels. assisted by Miss
Mary b. Butler, Miss BY bee and Miss Anna
Hasselman. The background for the table
was ferns and red-shaded banquet lamps,
while on the table was garland of red tulips
and single tulips grouped with maiden-hair
ferns. The mantel and buffet were also
adorned with the red and green. The din
ing-room was think of beauty. The man.
tel was hidden with ferns and white hya-
clnths. and Bride roses in glasses adorned
the buffet. The table was covered with q
drawn linen cloth. In the center was tall
cnt-glass vase filled with Bermuda lilies;
at either emo were silver candelabra set In
wreaths of ferns and Bride roses. and rose
glasses with Bride roses occupied each cor
ner. Over the whole was the broad.
branching chandelier covered with smIlax,
and pendant were Bride roses. On the
wall were baskets of ferns and
drooping asparagus. The whole effect was
exquisite. A novelty In floral embellish-
ment was in the library, where chocolate
green. The mantel and cabinets held vases
filled with roses and carnations. The table
stood before q square alcOve; half way up
the wall were palms. From the grill at the
top was curtain Of smilax, receding till it
met the palms. At intervals across
it were fringes of pink carnations.
These were also on the sides and
walls of the alcove, making the
whole complete. At the table. which was
decorated with a bow-knot of carnations.
smllax and pink ribbon, and bowls of
ferns and carnations. Miss Anna Sharpe In
q pink toilet and Miss Maxwell In green
toilet harmonIzed in color and sweetness
with the decoration. Mrs. Addison 9. Har-
Miss Olive and Miss Amelia CASTOR as
sisted. In the evening Mir. and Mrs. Ayres
and Mr.. and Mrs. w o'clock received. and the
guests were ladies and gen tlemen both, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Fraser, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Snow, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph b. Mansur. Mr..
and Mrs. John X. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Coburn. Miss Baker. Miss Dye and
Miss Ship were the assistants. After 10
O'clock the assistants and number of Mr..
Frederick Ayres's friends remained for an
informal dance, the orchestra whIoh had
been playing delightful programmes for the
afternoon and evening receptions furnish
ing the music. The receptions were among
the handsomest entertainments of the
season.
LINN-RILEY; REMLEY-GRAvES.
Special TO The Indianapolis Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind, Jan. Cat the
residence of j. w. Skidmore. last evening,
Frank Linn. of Indianapolis, and Miss
Pearl E. Riley were married. Rev. G. p.
Fuson. of the Baptist Church. officiating.
Mr.. Linn is employed In q Big Four office
at Indianapolis.
At the home of Joel Stout. last evening,
Edgar Remley and MISS Ida NJ. Graves were
married. Rev. X. s. lnglis officiating. To-
day reception was given at the home Of
David Remley.
wINTERs-PHEMIsTER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 26.-Robert 7. Win
tiers. of the Muncie Daily Times staff.
and Miss Gertrude Phemster prom
inent society young woman of Terre Haute,
we're married at the home OF the bride in
Terre Hsute. Tuesday evening. The wed.
ding was complete surprise to the many
friends of the groom in this city. Mr and
Mrs. Winters returned TO Muncie yesterday
where they Will make their future home.