The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-01-26
Preparations for the Farley Wheeler
Nuptials.

The washington, ID. u, society cores
pondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch of last
Sunday makes the following interesting
observations on the approaching mar
riage of Miss Rachel Wheeler aud Mr..
Joseph Allen Farley:
Ever so many things are going on for
M iss Rachel Wheeler, whose marriage is
string of things already announced for
Miss Wheeler archie luncheon which the
Misses Libbey and Mrs. A. A. Hoeling
are to give. Mrs. Carl Joerrison is TO
have a lea after the church rehearsal on
Friday and in the meantime lot of do
ings are on for the entertainment of the
list of house guests who are to arrive with
the incomming week.
The wedding itself is to be very hand
somely arranged event. The old New
York Avenue church, which has always
been the church of the presbyterian
Presidents" is to be the scene of the
event, which will be followed by large
wedding reception and dinner at the Will
lard, where the Wheelers have a suit of
apartments this season. Pink and white
is to dominate in the decorations and as
the gowns are all "Callow models"
every body is willing to vouch beforehand
for the beauty OF the ceremony.
Miss Wheeler will have for her matron
of honor her cousin, Mrs. John Egbert
Wheeler of Portland, Ore, while her
maid of honor will be- Miss Eleanor
Wheeler of Portville, n. Y, another
Eleanor Common of Boston and the BRIDE
groom's sister. Miss Emily Farley of
Rochester, N. Y.
MIR. Farley's best man will be Charles
Morse of Rochester, and the ushers will
include William Wheeler of Buffalo, n.
Y, a cousin of the bride; Freeman Allen,
a cousin of the bridegroom, and Miss
Wheelers three brothers, Nelson p.
Wheeler, Jr., William Reginald Wheeler
and Alexander Royal Wheeler. Repre-
sentative Wheeler will give his daughter
away and the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe will
officiate,
Among the large house party that will
be entertained during the week will be
Mrs. Morse, Charles Morse, Mrs. Allen
and Miss Allen, all of Rochester, N. VI;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wheeler, Miss
Eleanor Wheeler and Miss Lila G..
Wheeler of Portyilie, N. Y; Mr.. James
Marks of Tidioute, Pa; Mr.. Alton War
den of Endeavor, Pa; Miss L. II. Edwards
and Miss Marsh Rees of Pittsburg, Mrs.
Fuellhart of Endesvor, Pa; the Misses
Skinner OF Westover, N. Y; the Misses
Cannon of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wheeler of Buffalo, n. Y.
The wedding dinner is to be served in
the red dining-room of the Willard, and
the guests are to be received In the yellow
room adjoining. Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
are to sail within week for two
months wedding trip, and much of their
time will be passed in Italy.
Miss Wheeler, who is the only daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. Nelson p.
Wheeler, IS one of the best liked girls in
town. Amisble and sweet tempered,
jolly and friendly, she has had much at
tention. She is an Ogontz alumna, has
travelled much both on this and the other
side of the water, and is pretty generally
we'll equipped for any position she may
| have to fill
Mr.. Farley is an alumnus of Yale, and
with his father conducts one of the large
manufacturing plants for which the town
| of Rochester is famous.