The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-28

Miles of New Carlisle. Mr.. F. E. Harris
of Cleveland: Prof. A: e Bestor of Cleve-
Foster, Mr.. w. L. Foster and Mr.. George
George. The wedding party entered the
church at o'clock and was led up the
aisle by the ushers. Following came Mr..
and Mrs. Foster. the parents Of the bride,
and after them the little flower maid. Maria
Frances Buchanan. The maid of honor,
Miss Margaret Delano Foster, walked
alone. preceding the bride. who entered UNI
accompanied. but was Joined at the altar
by her father, who gave her away. The
bridegroom entered with his best man.
his brother, Mr.. Erastus Hanley. or Cleve-
land, and the officiating clergyman, the
Rev. Thomas j. Villers. The bride wore
an exquisite robe of white panne crepe
The bridal bouquet was a shower of white
sweet peas tied with white ribbons. The
maid of honor wore dainty frock or PINK
silk null and carried shower or pink
sweet peas The little flower girl was
in white lace over pink and carried basket
of pink sweet peas. The out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hanley, of Terre
Haute; Mrs. Clara H. Bradshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon Bradshaw, of Lebanon; Mr.
and Mrs. h. A. Remy, of Seymour; Mrs
Clara Junkerman and daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Eggleston Junkerman. of Cincinnal;
Miss Aurelia Harmon, of Warren, o.; MIR.
and Mrs. F. E. A. Smith, Of Cleveland;
Miss Mariana Munkhouse, of Terre Haute;
Mrs. H. G. Harris and son. of Cleveland
MISS Antoinette Anderson, OF 81, LOUIS
Miss Clara Anderson. of Kewanee, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Z. Crowell. of Franklin; MRS.
M. II. Delano, of California. After the
ceremony there was small reception Tor
party and the out-of-town guests at the
Foster home on North Pennsylvania street.
A number of the relatives and friends or
the bride and groom assisted in entertain
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley left Wednesday
for an extended lake and mountain trip
and later will be at home In Cleveland.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Ayres,
daughter of Mrs. Helen NJ Ayres, and Mr..
m n
John G. Williams, which was solemnized
Wednesday at noon In the Second Presby-
terrain Church, was one of the most beauti-
full weddings ever celebrated in 1ndfanapo-
lis. The colors chosen for the wedding were
pink and green and the scheme OF color
was carried out in the arches made of roses
and ferns placed in each aisle. The front
of the church was mass of soft green. In
which were set great clusters of roSe-pink
hydrangeas and tall cathedral candles. The
windows were banked in green and cur
tanned by -smilax and rose blossoms.
Prof. Charles A. Hansen was at the or
gan and as the guests were seated ne
pddyeq an OF srda ca uS
sang the melody of "San Toi." The ush-
ers. who walked first in the bridal party
were Mr.. John H. Holmes, Of st. Louis;
Francis Q. Dorsey. Mr.. Oscar Schmidt. DR..
Samuel Johnston and Mr.. Ralph Lemcke.
Following them came the maids, who
walked in twos, Miss Mary Lord, Of Chi
cago, with Miss Stella Adams; Miss Evelyn
Goodsell, of Bridgeport, Mass, with Miss
Mary Wilson, and Miss Ena Wilder, Of
Madison, N. j., with Miss Ella Vonnegut.
The gowns worn by the maids were Of pale
green chiffon, and the shirred picture hats
of green chiffon had wreaths of pink roses.
Each of the maids carried armful of
pink roses. Mrs. Francis 0. Dorsey, the
matron Of honor, followed the bridesmaids.
She wore a gown of pink and her hat was
of Shfrred pink chiffon with pink plumes.
Her bouquet was of maidenhair ferns. The
bride entered the church. with her brother.
Mr.. Frederick Ayres, by whom she was
given away. The bridal gown was an ex-
Quisite robe of point applique fashioned
over robes of chiffon and white SATIN The
tulle veil was caught by coronet Of lilies
blossoms formed the bridal bouquet. At
the pulpit the bride and her attendants
were met by the bridegroom with his best
man, Mr.. Alan Williams and the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Owen Davies Odell.
Following the church service there was a
wedding breakfast at the Ayres home on
North Delaware street. The drawing rooms
were adorned with pink roses and lilies of
the valley and in the dining room the deco
ration was of pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams left in the afternoon for an East
ern journey and later will be at home with
Mrs. Ayres and family at their summer
home at Magnolia Beach. Guests from a
distance for the wedding were Mrs. James
c.. Williams, Of Wilmington, o.: Mrs.
Rifenberick, of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
George harrington and daughter, Major
and Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. d. P. Cox. Miss
and Mrs. Shiliito, of st. Louis.