The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-27

evening for a trip to New York. and on
their return they will go to housekeeping
at No. $50 North Capitol avenue, where
they will receive Dec and 10, both after
noon and evening.
WOOD-HALL.
Miss Jessie Hall, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jabez Hail. and Mr.. Louis John
Wood, of gainesville, o., were married last
night at the Downey-avenue Christian
Church at Irvington. At s O'clock an
orchestra played the wedding march from
Lohengrin, announcing the entrance of the
bridal party. Preceding the bride with her
father were little Miss Genevieve Hall. who
carried the brides prayer book from which
the service was read: the maid of honor.
Miss Elsie Hail. followed by the two brides
maids, Miss Pennington, of Cleveland. o..
and Miss Elsie Smith. of Cincinnati. The
bride was met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr. Frank Wood, of Perry
of Indianapolis; Mr.. W. B. Higgins, Of
wheeling, W. Va; Mr.. c. A. Wyman and
Mr.. p. K: Smith, of gainesville. o. Rev.
Jabez Hail. assisted by the brides uncle,
Rev. b. l.. Smith. of Cincinnati, performed
the Episcopal ring ceremony. The bride
owers sV were OF gTer ss set in
maidenhair ferns. Miss Elsie Hall wore
white silk with crushed collar and belt Of
green velvet and carried an arm bouquet of
maids wore gowns alike These were of
white Swiss over green silk: each maid car
ried cluster of white chrysanthemums
After the ceremony there was a reception to
the relatives and immediate friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall: The house
was artistically decorated in white and
green. chrysanthemums. palms and ferns
being used. The dining room where the
bridal party was seated. was decorated in
afF1lr sfnxr
from away were Mrs Iras Adams, Mrs. F..
l.; Pennington and Miss Pennington.
Of Wns cIIeveland Mrs A. L. WI White O. Of
F. L. Smith, of Cincinnati; Miss Elsie
Smith. of Cincinnati: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Many, of Richmond, Va Mr.. Frank Wood,
of Perry, o.; Mr.. w. E. Higgins, of Wheel
ing. w. Va; Mr.. p. K. Smith, of Paines-
vile, o., and Mr. c. A. Wyman, of Paines-
vile, o.
ADAM-RASMUSSE
One of the pretty home weddings Of the
season was that of last evening at the resi-
dence. of Mr.. and Mrs r. Rasmussen on
Pleasant street The bride was their daugh-
Ter Miss Caroline Lille Rasmussen, and the
groom, Mr.. William Adam. The ceremony
was performed under a canopy of smilax
by Rev ]. c. Peters, of lions Church. The
bride was attended by Miss Ida G.. Roney,
her cousin, Misses Lille and Emma Adam,
lam and Harry Rasmussen. brothers of the
bride The bride wore white organdie with
ruftieS OF organdie and ruchingS of white
satin ribbon. She carried Bride roses. Miss
Roney wore white over American Beauty
silk, and carried pink roses. Miss Lille
Adams gown was of white over pink, with
pink roses, and Miss Emma Adams was
white over blue with Marechal Neil roses A
pianist and violinist played the wedding
music and the intermezZo from "Cavelleria
Rusticana' for the ceremony Palms and
flowers adorned all of the rooms and during
the evening there was vocal music by Mrs.
Lostie Adam Raschig and Miss Lille Adam
sisters OF the groom. All Of the appoint
ments for the wedding were in pink and
white, and in the dining room roses Of the
two colors decorated the table. Assisting
in the Inequalities were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs II. G. Roney and Mrs. Frank Raible.
Mrs. Willis Fugate. Mrs. w. A. Wildhack
Mrs, f. H.. Shaw. Misses Flora Austin.
Myrtle and Lula Taylor and Sophia McMul-
len. Mr. and Mrs Adam will go to Balti-
more on their wedding trip and will return
10 this city to reside.
DILI-WHITSON.
Mr.. Chester E. Dill. eldest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Dill and Miss Margaret Nc
Lean Whitson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Fl. Whitson, were married last
evening at the Woodruff avenue Presbyter-
ian Church by Rev. j. p. Cowen. Miss Mar
garet Caulderhead played the wedding
march as the ushers, Messrs Robert
Van Loon and Samuel Whitehead
passed up the aisle, followed by
the maid Of honor, Miss Jessie Whit
son. sister of the bride, and the bride
with her father AT the palm-decorated
pulpit they were metyby the groom and his
best man. Dr. Elmer Smythe. AS the words
of the ceremony were spoken the organist
played 20 Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast"
The bride wore gown of white organde,
n f1sCI1n nd friTe I'll
numerous frills with valencienneS inser-
ton. The ribbons were of white taffeta and
she carried Bride roses. The bridesmaid
wore white Organdie over light blue silk
with NalencienneS lace, and carried pink
roses. After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ceiving were Mr. and Mrs, Whitson and
Mr. and Mrs, j. 3. Dill, Miss Julia Mar
head. Miss Adeline Van Loon and Miss
EGphemia Whitson. The house was pref
ty. with it's decoration of palms and roses.
Guests from out Of town were: Mrs. Jessie
Matlock and daughter Helen of Lafay ette
Mrs. Jessie Rankin and Miss Ehrhart of
New Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Hurd of
loway of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Dill
will go at once to housekeeping at 11O5
Beville avenue, where they will be at home
after Dec. l.
LAYMAN-BINKLEY.
The marriage of Mr.. James Thompson
Layman, of Irvington, and Miss Cara
Esther Binkley, daughter of Mrs Emma
Binkley, took place last evening at the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs. c. +. Yeager on
East Michigan street. The relatives and
nearest friends were present to witness the
ceremony, which was pronounced by Rev.
M. l.. Haines. of the First Presbyterian
Church. The house decoration was of
palms, chrysanthemums and carnations.
winch were arranged on and about the man
tells and in the hail. A harpist, screened
by palms, played the wedding march. and
me, Drloal party entered the parlor. The
pride attendant was her sister, Miss Ruth
Blnkley, who wore white organdie over light
green SILK and carried Bridesmaid roses Mr.
John tlnley Grove. an uncle of the bride
gave her away. The brides costume was
OF white mousselaine de sole, deliberately
ns IN the corssaage. and the skirt was in
Paquln design. Her flowers We're Bride
roses. After the ceremony a buffet sumner
was served. Mrs. Binkley wore black over
green ana Mrs. Yeager wore a gown of
white they were assisted in their hospital
itIes by Mrs Henry Stuart Schell and Miss
and Mrs, Layman left last night for Chi
cage, and on their return they will reside
III the Boyer fats, West Vermont street
between Meridian and Illinois streets, where
Mrs. l1ayrnan will receive Wednesdays after
Dec i: Among the guests at the wedding
were Misses Elizabeth and Maud Carroi1
and Mr.. John Carroll, of Lynchburg, Va
GREENE-GOLDEN.
st. Joseph Church was we'll filled yester-
day morning to witness the marriage Of
Mr.. William A. Greene and Miss Ella Col
del. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Herman Attending, rector of St Josenh's