The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07

at the Bradley homestead on North Capt.
toll avenue. Only the members OF the TWO
families were hidden to the ceremony
which was pronounced by the Rev Allan
B. Philputt A harpist played the wedding
music rendering the Lohengrin march Tor
the entrance of the bride and bridegroom
to the ceremony room. and "Oh, Promise
Me" during the service. The south parlor
was the ceremony room and ii was beau
tifully decorated with pink roses ana
palms. a mass of palms and ferns studded
with pink roses forming the background
for the weooing party. The bride was
gowned in a dark blue broadcloth travel
ing suit and carried bouquet OF brioe
roses md violets After the service weo-
ding supper was served in the library ana
dining room, both of which rooms were
handsomely adorned in Bride roses ana
palms The guests were received py MIS-
William c. Oliver. a sister OF the orioe'
and Miss Ida Nail, her aunt, In the re-
ception room, which was In American
Beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs Ferger lert
for wedding journey to New York. They
will reside at 7o4 North Capitol avenue,
where they will be at home after jan l.
One of the prettiest home weddings or
the season was that of Miss z. Gertrude
Wyon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Furrey Wyon, and Mr.. William De Witt
Alexander, which took place "Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents on North Delaware street
The east parlor was used for the ceremony
room. and the wedding party stood in the
swell window, which was massed with
palms and topped with a canopy of smilax
studded with carnations. The Rev. c. Z.
Bacon pronounced the service, assisted by
the Rev. George Murphy, of Greensburg,
an uncle of the bridegroom. Two little
girls-Louse Wikel and Lucille Wyon-
dressed in dainty gowns of white held the
satin ribbons for the bridal party TO pass.
Mr.. Alexander and his best man, Mr.. Harry
Likert. and the maid of honor, Miss Es-
telle Wyon, preceded the bride, who en-
tered with her father. Miss Mary Owings
sang the wedding march from "Lohengrin"
to the accompaniment of an orchestra, and
during the service sang Believe Me If all
these Endearing Young Charms. Miss
Wyon's gown was of pink silk organdie,
and she carried pink roses. The bride was
gowned in white satin and wore veil OF
tulle. Her gown was fashioned with panels
of lace the skirt and a duchesse lace
bertha and pearls on the bodice. She car
ried Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. wyon were
assisted by Mrs. Mary A. Alexander, Miss
Jane Murphy of Greensburg, Miss Jane
Alexander. Mrs. Mary Herr, Miss Ida Herr,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy of Green's
burg, Miss Claire Powers and Miss Estelle
Jones. The house decorations were es-
pecially attractive. The stairway and the
arches between the rooms were entwined
with smilax. The mantels were banked
with green foliage and the lights in the
several rooms were shaded. The dining
room held a charming decoration Of green
and white. A frieze of delicate maiden
hair ferns outlined the border of the white
curtains. The table bore a low basket of
Bride roses and the lights were shaded with
green. Among the other guests from out
of town were Mr.. Charles Smith, of Chi
cago. and Miss Harriet Bridges, of Green