The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25

more than one huInidrssdd.lh At the appointed
hour Miss Marion Rexford played the
Wedding March on the piano and the bridal
mony was to occur. The bride was pre-
coded by. four bridesmaids, two sisters,
Misses cs Adsh and n M Nay conne sIsts Miss &C ca HE
groom, and Miss Sylvia Evan. of Cincin-
natl, The bridesmaids all wore dainty
gowns of white organdie over white silk.
They had on pink Dresden sashes and car
ried large loose punches of Bridesmaid roses.
The pride entered With her father and was
the minister, Rev. Henry A. Buchtel, ID. d.,
pastor of the CentraLavenue Church, of
members. AS soon as they had reached
the space in front of the mantel and swell
window, which was massed With palms and
lilies, the piano music ceased and the harp
began the strains of Cali Me Thine own"
Mr.. Buchtel used the full service of the
a gown of white satin duchess trimmed on
the high corsage with duchess lace and
f fiaa : With H 1epg D %bIte sa Mss ri pl o BTide T weds
ding supper followed the congratulations.
The bridal party. with Miss Rexford and
seated at the long table in the dining room.
The room was decorated with palms, ferns,
Easter lilies and daisies, In the center of
lilies and daisies with maiden hair ferns.
All the appointments for the table were in
hidden a ring, a coin. a thimble and a but
ton; Seated in the dining room at small
tables were MI anu MIS- AOIlef, MI. anu
Mrs. Buchtel, DIR. and Mrs. J. p. George
and Mr.. and Mrs. .Hitz, OF Franklin. The
other guests were in the other rooms. At
8 o'clock a reception was held, for which
a large number of Invitations We're issued
to friends here and elsewhere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conner and the bridal party received
and they were assisted in entertaining by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cooper, DR.. and Mrs.
Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. George M; Chand-
Ter. In one room pink roses and begonias
gave dhe color and fragrance and in an
other nasturtiums prevailed. Punch was
Alberta Won Hake. Miss Elizabeth Baker
and Miss Edna Gnnkle. Of Irvington. Among
Dumoni. of Franklin, Mr., and Mrs; Rush
Budd. of Rushville, and Mr.: Howard
George, of Madison. pr; and Mrs. George
viii go at once 10 housekeeping at No.
so2 North. New Jersey street, which is al
fitted up for them. They will be at home to
their friends after May Y.
MAGUIRE-PEEL.
LONDON, April 24.-At. St Margaret's
Church, Westminster, at 2 O'clock this aft
ernoon, the Hon. Miss Julia Peel, daughter
OF Niscount Feel, late Speaker of the
House of Commons, was married to Mr..
Rochfort Mcguire, the young farnellite who
represents the west division of Clare, and
who has become very wealthy through his
connection with the Hon.. Cecil Rhodes.
Premier of cape Colony, and the Rothschilds.
There was a large and fashionable attend
dflCe at the WttiuIuS duo shS I'iSiup 4
Derry and Raphaoe, the Rt. Rev. William
Alexander, assisted by the Dean of Canter-
bury, the Venerable Farrar officiated. The
bride was attired in white satin. trimmed
with orange blossoms and shamrock and rare
Brussels lace. She wore a diamond star.
the gift of the groom, and .arried y bouquet
presented to her by Baron Ferdinand de
Rothschild. The bridesmaids were the Hon.
Misses Agnes and Ella Peel, sisters of the
bride, Misses Mabel Wombelle and Joan
Dugdale, cousins of the bride; the Hon. Miss
Evelyn Observation-Disclosures and the Hon.
Miss Gweneth Ponsonby. The Hon. Schom-
bridesmaids wore pattern silk, trimmed with
blue and forget-me-not hats. They carried
bouquets of roses and f0rget-me-nots. The
service was fully choral. DR.. John Fred
erick Bridge, the organist of Westminster
Abbey, play an anthem which he com
posed for the occasion with the assistance
of Sir Arthur Sullivan. a reception fol-
and bridesmaids received a thousand pres
ents including many from members of the
royal family. The young married couple
will spend the honeymoon at Waddesden
Manor. which has been placed at their
disposal by Baron De Rothschild.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind., April 24.-Miss Jes-
sic Stillwell Preston, daughter of Mrs. Jean
nette Preston Layne. was to-day married
TO Mr.. Urso McCorkle, Of Let's Corner, De-
catur county, Indiana. The bride was a
member of the Greencastle High School
class Of %, and the groom was for a num-
Der Of years an attendant at DePauw Uni