The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-06

themums decorated the chance rails and
the lighting fixtures.
The bride wore a heavy ivory satin
gown bv Weeks, in the Marie Antoinette
style, draped with magnificent old fami.
ly lace. Her handkerchief had psl ongsd
to her mothers trousseau. In her han d
she carried. instead OF a bouquet, an
ivory bound prayer book, from which
the words of the marriage ceremony were
read.
The maid Of honor wore Doucet gown
in yellow satin. The eight bridesmaid
were all costumed exactly alike. in gowns
Of white, by Nine: Oaroline of this city.
Inc skirts were of full white taffsta and
tulle girdles and Rarniture. and short
i English veiIs of tulle. Each girl carried
under the right arm a long stem M cd
cprysanthem um, tied with ribbons, to
correspond with the flowers on the
gowns. Tho best man. i. Burton
Holmes, and each Of the six ushers, wore
a boutennier OF single white chrysan.
themum.
The BRIDE gave each of the bridesmaids
a tortoise shell com mounted with a gold
monogram. The groom gave each OF
the assisting gentlemen pair of gold
link buttons with his and the recipients
monogram. The bridal party vas: Maid
OF honor, Miss Rebie Lowe of Atlana, Ga.
bridesmaids, Miss Caroline Gordon of
Atlanta, daughter OF Senator John 3.
Gordon. Felicite Oglesby, daughter of
Gov. r. j. Oglesby, Adele Arch er OF
Richmond. Va, Bertha BelIou, Hortense
Mitchell, May Field, Anna Boal. Buda
Peck; best man, h. Burton Holmes; ush-
ers, Edward S. Isham. Burton Smith, J.
W. Beckwitb, George do Mar. Lawrence
Heyworth, Granville W. Browning, W. B.
Mcclure, f. l.. Potter of Columbus, Q.
The bride walked on the arm of her
brother, Carter II. Harrison. to tho altar,
who gave her away They were preceded
Harrison and Sophie Preston Owlsey, as
flower girls. The bridal party entered
TO the Bridal chorus from nohengrin,
played by the organist, p. G. Lutxin.
During the ceremony the interme2zo from
Massenet's Werther was played. The re-
cessional was the Swedish wedding
march by Sodermann. Chimes rang out
merrily selections of English wedding
music as soon as the benediction was
pronounced.
The wedding ceremony was followed
by a reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Heaton Owsley, brother and sister of the
bride. at their handsome residence. Four
hundred house invitations had been sent
ont. Some of thosa invited were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hall Nc
Cormick. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert $. Nc
Cormick, Hon. Joseph Medill, MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Pullman, MIR. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer, Mrs. Charles J. Kellogg, Mr..
and Mrs. Perpont 1sham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Lc Roy, Rev. and Mrs. Clinton Locke,
Judge and Mrs. Magruder, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. j. Armour, General and Mrs. Soho.
field, General and Mrs. Merritt, General
and Mrs. III ardin. Mr.. and Mrs. Honore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Nickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ". Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dickinson, NJ and Mrs. Thomas B. Bry-
an, Mr.. II. II. Winston. Hon. and Mrs.
llcmpsted Wash burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Field, Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.. Waller
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfeld Taylor.
Some OF those out of the city who rs
ceived invitations were OK President Har-
rison, who is cousin of the brides
father Vice President Stevenson, Senator
and Mrs. John =. Goroon, Governor and
Carlisle and Gov. and Mrs. Oglesby.
The reception given by Nj. ana Mrs.
Ovsley was the finest function of the
season. The vestibulc of their mansion
was filled with palms and pushed chrys-
aDtbemums, and these were continued
up TO the grand stairway to the ball
room. In this room the bride ana groom
received the congratulations of their
friends. They stood IN front OF the cur
tain of chrysan:hemHmsand smiax. AS
Christmas day is near. advantage was
taken OF the occasion TO decorate por-
tions OF the house with tho seasouable
green's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman will he at home
Thursdays in January at No. 37S Dear
born avenue.