The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24

ARRANGESlENTs ALL COMPLETE
AND HALL BEING DECORATED.
= Carload Of scenery Being Placed
in Position-weddings, ReceD-
tiors ana Dofugs Of Society.

which, ii is intended, shall excel anything
CT the kind ever before attempted here.
and be a successful rival of those given in
other large cities.
been working in the hall day and night
since Friday, and under their skilled hands
the interior OF the building is fast being
transformed into scene of picturesque
ness and beauty. The mammoth scene,
which will cover the entire stage. is par
ticularly striking. It was designed and
painted especially for this occasion by John
Rettig. q noted scenic artist of Cincinnati.
who was the author and designer OF such
notable spectacles as THE Fall OF Baby
lon," Rome Under Nero" Solomon and
the Queen Of Sheba," etc. 1t took an en-
tire car to transport this scene here. and
the superintendent Of Mr.. Rettigs studio.
Mr. Eckert, is here with force Of men
inside the han four large private boxes,
which will be deliberately decorated. are
being erected in the corners under the bal
be used by the door ana reception COM
mittees for their private receptions, for
That OF the reception committee win be
pink reception, with all the DECORATIONS
mittee on arrangemenss viii Witt hold ii it's So re-
ception on the stage after the perform
Snce Is oyer The two boxes not used py
The arrangements for visitors to the car
Be just as carefully carr carried out. The side
walk in front of the main entrance to the
hall MARKET and srs Will viii s Be- an sssa w
force of police. both inside and outside. to
s ana door n H Be- fHe TIE
guests. Those in costume win remain on
bacnnu MAN n nS the 5I.csatorS going 20 the
cared for. The ladies' who are in costume
~ boi
he = room n,1h Sneer the stage. wners there VIII
ali the NECESSARY toilet accessories The
gentlemen will 60 up the west corridor to
t ro csaa. way near the Deiaware-ssreet en-
thence to their dressing room. on the bal
oony moor. where there will be the neces-
those who g irt tra ,s,c, ~. "
only, the ladies will find their Dressing and
S nr nh sO1ms: where tners viii De no charge
Be maids to wait ,Snon them in the so, Nh
east corner. The gentlemen will and the
rooms where they can improve their per-
Of the Balcony corridor IN ali these u1anes
there viii be such articles as may be found
Cne errsn 0ern 1 whacl ttss
the carnival will especially appreciate viii
pc the inciosing of the main entrance by
ne h.i u,ii, I ne Es tnu paru.,ons, SO that
perature throughout the eveniI1g' 'o'e .eA''-
The sale Of tickets for the carnival is en-
son fo esnsct a5 at4nnas .neae Is go0u rea.
NJ o<ry1ffr 10 <NR
The sale Of tickets viii continne mntsi
Tuesday evening at 8 O'clock. at Paul III
anS nons Ga and ID g East W.
schlna. the official costumsr OF. the order
is now at the Grsna l1 Hot tne carniy ni1 ae
lection. "' 's va
.,,l SECOND presbyterian Church was
blage. last evening. to witness the mar
risgs - Mice 49, paua $500 o -
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Il.
Baldwin. and Mr. Edison II Wood so,, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Wood. The wedding
was at o'clock Mr.. Robert A. New
land presided at the organ and PLAYED the
up the AISLE the ushers, mr.. Herbert Wood,
Dro.ner OF the groom. Mr.. Lag Noble. Mr..
William Landers and Mr.. Arthur Byfield,
BALDWIN sister ~ tbs br,se
was maid Of honor. and then came the
bride with her brother, Mr.. Frank Baldwin.
AZ tbe n,,n,t tbn h,.,aa NO. ,r.. ~, ~ =
groom and D his brother. Mr.. ' Willis V WOOD 3d.
the best man. The party stood before the
pulpit. which was adorned with a profusion
1880 $50" "eo VIZ. P.otos'oAi
mony was performed med BY Rev. Mr.. Milburn.
baautifu sown 81 White bro oruH we satn
trImmad nsitn renaara s,ronIs 81 rsarIs
fali;rr o,mr pe norna 4 VI pon dI -
saais o .ri,.' tie suIsass lem coliar
ssuuueu tnichiy Win pearis. one wore
tomg 'uile vel ana carraea large sIa io9se
pumcn XII, ~ wn t, , EfarnauonnS. tieu Witn
hnrSor," ro,,n uua ,s.,ot T,% asu 49,, ~
tr,,nr,sa U,;th rsni< chifsnn ~ RAN 'o,,
nacL NO. hordsrea VIII wia Uses sAs NSiss
paidrys,.s bonn1,st VS. n ~ Trg,;sS v,cIatS
fLa w. ~ IT, avoiIx, r. 5,,a LII
~,hS,e :" a., r,,shn,. aea ho,,,s TrarI uoIJ
win gave his sister to her husband. At
the conclusion Of the ceremony the bridal
~ aat 'a antata Sr; =, e anu - ths
home of the brides parents, on North
Pennsylvania street. where wedding sup
ssdorned Vim nai,ns and b,onminr niants
and handsome vases of flowers. For the
eupper the guests were ses1ted at three
tables placed in adjoining rooms In the
middle room was the hride's table The
decorations were entirely in white and crys-
tai THE lights were candles placed in
crystal candelabra and candlesticks At
each cover white Carnations were placed
AZ This table were Mr. and Mrs Wood
MISS naia ~ W anu S NFso 10y Et1u
liam. Of Leavenworth, Kan, Miss Phillips,
of Springfield o., Miss Josephine Robinson,
Miss Claire Shower and MISS Nellie Dilks
and the usners. AZ the Iapae wnere req