The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-27

prayed Dy harpiSt, and during the cere-
mony the intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rus
ticana" was softly rendered. During the
evening there was a reception, at which
Mrs. Olsen was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CT.
Schowe. of Columbus. Miss Grace Sickford
and Miss Esther Dillman, of Hope, Ind.
During the evening luncheon was
border of smilax, and in the center was an
oval basket of marguerites. The can
delabra held white candles with green
shades.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen have gone on an
Eastern trip, and the at-home announce
ment is for after July Is. ct Upton, Ind
ILLIAMS-JEFFRIES
One of the prettiest weddings Of the sea-
son took place last night in Irvington-that
of Miss Moddie Jeffries, youngest daugh-
ter Of Mrs Jennie Jeffries, and Mr.. Percy
Williams-at the family residence, on Uni
versity avenue. Rev. Allan Phillput Of
ficiated. harpist played the wedding
march as the bridal party. preceded by the
little ribbon girls Margery and Bernice
Hall, entered the parlor. The bride came in
with her brother. Mr.. Robert Hall. followed
by the maid of honor, Miss Ethel Curryer,
and the bridesmaid. Miss Lura Forsyth.
The groom and the best man, DR.. Ralph
Williams, of Buffalo, entered from the
south parlor. The ceremony was performed
ulQeT q power Oh PINK roses anu SllllldA,
during which the intermezzo from Cave
leria Rusticana' was played Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party OF
forty went to the dining room. The Wed
white satin, the bouquet of Bride roses,
and her only jewel brooch of diamonds
and pearls, the gift OF the groom Miss
Curryers dress was OF pale green SILK
organdie, and Miss Forsyth's of pale pink
silk organdie. Both carried pink roses.
The decorations were unique and varied.
II ra1 HOY,
sweet peas and palms. The hall and stair
case were decorated with white daisies
and asparagus, and the south parlor was
also in daisies. The dining room was in
pink and green On the table, at each cor
ner. We're punches of crimson rambler,
intertwined with asparagus. with large
basket of crimson rambler in the center.
The table was lighted with pink candles.
The veranda. where punch was served, was
curtained in with Southern ivy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, with Miss Lura Forsyth
two weeks visit at Mr.. Knepper's home in
Somerset, Pa. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Will
month before going to their home in To-
ronto. Canada. The out-of-town guests in
Guided Miss Bertha Oven, of Spencer; S. j.
Moore. of Toronto, Canada; Miss Ollie
Morgantown; Miss Ida Kinsly. of Shelby
Vile; Rev E. l.. Frazier, of Marion Miss
Maggie McCloskey, of Wakefield, KY; Mrs.
John Ken. of Alexandria; Mrs, An
drew Forsyth, of Nineveh; Mr.. and Mrs
NJ H. Forsyth and Mr.. j. H. Forsyth, of
Trafalgar; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. III. Abbott, of
MURBARGER-BRYA
One of the prettiest of the morning we'd
dngs was that of Miss Tyce Wymond
Bryant and Mr.. Harry Ellsworth Muir
barger. yesterday forenoon at IL 80 o'clock,
at the residence of the brides uncle, Mr..
Harry A. Wymond. Us North Capitol
nue. The ceremony was pronounced by the
Rev. Z. B. Rawls before small number of
relatives. The bridal couple stood in the
wide arch between the parlors. On each
side were pyramids OF palms with large
clusters of Bermuda lilies. The mantels in
both rooms and the library were adorned
with lilies and ferns and lilies were placed
in tall vases about the rooms. A harpist
played the bridal march from "Lohengrin"
for the entrance of the" bride and bride
groom and during the ceremony the inter-
mezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana was
softly rendered. The bride wore a lovely
gown of rich cream lace point d 'alencion.
over soft creamy silk, the underslip hav-
ing an accordion plating around the bot
TOM The corSage was trimmed with chff-
fon and panne satin ribbon, the girdle and
edging of the lace collar also being panne
satin. The yoke and sleeves were skeleton.
She carried an armful of white roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony there a wedding
breakfast. The table was adorned with Bat
tenberg lace mats and in the center was an
oval basket OF pink roses. The name cards
at each plate were water-color heads and
the favors at each plate were dainty pink
baskets filled with bon bons. Seated at the
table with the bride and bridegroom were
Miss Bryant. the brides sister. Mr.. John
Bryant her brother, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
A Wymond. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Muir
barger; Miss Fawp Murbarger, Messrs
and Mrs Fred Johnson. Miss Emma Glib
son. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Paul Wymond.
Miss Cora Wood, of Aurora. and the Rev.
have gone on an Eastern trip. The at-home
announcement is for after Sept. l. 1917
North Delaware street.
BLACKFORD-CRILEY
A pretty church wedding was that OF
Miss Minerva Helen Criley, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. William Wallace Criley,
and Mr.. George Latimer Blackboard of
Edgewood Pa. last night at o'clock.
The ceremony was pronounced by the
brides father, the Rev. Mr.. Criey, pastor
of the First English Lutheran Church.
before an audience of friends and relatives.
The church was prettly decorated with
mass of palms about the altar and chancel
rail. and for the entrance of the bridal
party Mrs. S. d. Loughmiller played the
Mendelssohn bridal march, followed by
Schubert's "Serenade" during the cere-
mony. The ushers who escorted the guests
to their seats were Mr. I; 6: McCleary, of
Criley. jr., Mr. Ralph Norwood and Mr..
John Cost. The best man was Mr.. A ID.
Endsley. of Keen, o. The maid of honor
was Miss Martha Criley, sister of the
bride who a pretty white organdie
dress over green and carried bouquet of
pink roses The brides gown was also
white organdie. trimmed with lace. and
she carried bouquet OF white roses. Her
veil was fastened with a wreath OF flow
ers Preceding the bride were two flower
children. little Margaret Criley and Will
liam Wallace Criley. jr., both wearing
white and carrying baskets of daisies. Fol-
informal reception at the home of the
bride on East Walnut street Assisting
Mr.. and Mrs. Criley in receiving during the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Criley
OF Wooster O. The rooms We're decorated
with daisies and palms and ferns. Among
the guests were the Misses Birch. of Green-
castle. Mr. and Mrs. Blackford have gone
on q short trip and will reside I'm Edgewood
Pa. where Mr.. Blackford is superintendent
of public schools. The at-home announce
ment is for after Sept. ].
ANGER-KRAUT
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St.
Patricks Church yesterday forenoon by
the Rev. Father Maher. The bride was Miss
Laura Kraut and the bridegroom Mr.. WI
liam Anger. The ushers who escorted the
guests TO their seats were Mr. Leo Smith
and Mr. Henry Kimmel. Miss Blanch Haag
was the maid of honor and Miss Emma
Hughes was the bridesmaid. Mr.. Roy An
ger, of Madison. brother OF the bridegroom