The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-09

was .sRomance," by Svendsen. Following
the programme, Miss Adelaide Carman read
a paper called THE Destiny of Music" Ii
wa. wei written. The writer believes that
music al the present time is perfect, as
far man can make 1t Intellectually and
technically, but that 1t fails to satisfy en-
tirely ana that there is much restiessness
in consequence. she believes that soul life
and music should be in perfect harmony,
order and sympathy. and thus perfect bar
mOny. The lectures TO be given by Mr..
Damrosch in connection with German opera
next week viii be under the auspices OF the
Matinee Musicale. They will be given Thurs
DAY and Friday afternoons at o'clock, at
the Propylaeum.
BRoWN-MALOTT
The auditorium of Meridian-street VI. E.
Church was filled with large and fashion
able audience last evening to witness the
marriage of Miss Katharine Fletcher Malott,
third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. volney 7.
Malott and Mr.. Arthur Voorhees, Brown,
of this city. For an hour preceding the
service the organist, Mr.. Charles +. Han
sen, played a programme OF choice music.
and at the entrance OF the bridal party he
played the wedding march from ''Lohen-
grim The ushers preceded in couples.
First came Mr.. George F. Null and Mr.
William F. Elicit, Mr.. win Coburn and
Mr.. Raymond Van Camp, and then Mr.. John
bridesmaids were the sisters OF the bride.
First came Misses Ella and Daisy Malott,
the younger sisters. and then Misses Flor
eace and Caroline Malott, the older sisters.
The bride entered with her father. The
groom entered near the pulpit with the min
lSter, Rev. Charles y. Sims, pastor or the
church. AT the head of the aisle the ushers
parted half foing to the right and the
others to the left. The two first brides
maids passed 10 the LETT and the others TO
the right, making sem.-circle. OF which
the BRIDE and groom. formed the center The
full service or the church was then read by
Mr.. Sims as the organist played Those En-
dear.ns Young Charms" a favorite air OF
the bride. Forming a background for the
party was the puipiS which was mdssed
with palms in great PERCUSSION. The gowns
were exceedingly handsome. The bride had
white satin, made Ell train. The tuil
waist, with high neck and satin choker.
was trimmed with exquisite point Duchesse
lace, and over the choker were four points
of lace, which formed the trimming. She
wore the groonns g.ft. star Of diamonds
The long tulle veil was he'd with beautl-
full pearl pin which was worn by the brides
mother on the occasion OF her marriage, and
was presented TO her by her mother. The
veil was also caught with butterfly OF
pcint lace. The bouquet was a great bunch
OF Bride roses. The bridesmaids gowns
were all alike. The dress was of white taft
feta silk covered with full skirt Of white
Crgandie, bordered with valenciennes lace.
The low neck corsage was covered with
fun waist, made in vertical stripes of pulled
OrSenQle ana VdlenclennSS insertion. OH
the top of the right shoulder was butter
fly bow of broad white satin ribbon, and
just in front of the left shoulder was an
other. With the gown were worn short
sashes of white satn ribbon, and each car
ried a large bunch of American Beauty
roses. which gave rich color to complete
costume that was very effective. The ush-
ers had boutonnieres of white carnations.
AS the last words of the benediction were
said the organist played the wedding march
from Mendelssohn and the party passed
from the church, followed by the friends.
A wedding supper was served at the family
residence. No. ,SS North Delaware street.
the occasion. The floors and stairs were
covered with white. Palms filled all the
corners and were placed before the man
tells On the mantei shelf were roses in rich
vases and on the walls were hung baskets
OF roses. In one room white, IN another
pink, and in the library American Beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown received the congrat-
ulations of their friends standing in the
swell window OF the second parlor. which
was made into bower with smilax, ferns,
with Miss Cram. of Portland. Me-, Miss
Annette McDoel. of Chicago. friend Of the
bride. who came to attend the wedding, and
Mr. Percy c. Hord sat down TO supper at
the table arranged for them IN the dining
room. The table was lighted with pink can
center was very large. round basket filled
with pink roses There were two brides
cakes, and in each there were rings and
lucky sixpences. One was for the bridal
party and the other for the other guests.
Those not in the immediate bridal party
were served IN the several rooms of the
gown of heliotrops brocaded satin, trimmed
with point lace. Mrs. Malott was assisted
by Mrs. Macy Malott. wearing a handsome
pink brocade, and Miss Cram wearing a
maize-colored brocaded silk, combined with
jeweled trimming and orchids and carrying
crimson roses. There were many noticeable
costumes. Harris Orchestra played for the
reception and supper. and number on the
programme was Miss Florence Malotts
new composition, the "Knickerbocker Two
step"
The wedding only announced last month,
has been one OF the anticipated social
prominence OF the families and the popu-
larity of the bride and groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown left last night for extended
their time at the Ponce de Leon Hotel, in
st. Augustine. and will visit other attractive
places. On their return they will go to
street. at the corner OF North, and their
home will he filled with the many handsome
gifts which they received. The bride gave
each of the bridesmaids flower pin set
with pearls and the groom gave his ushers
each pearl scarf pins: The reception days
Will be Tuesdays, Feb. IS and %. after Z
town who came to attend the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell. of Peru: Miss Nc
Doel. of Chicago; Miss Cram. of Portland.
Mrs. Howard 4. D:ii. of richmond: Mrs
Ezra HAYS. of Cincinnati; Mr.. William Hill
ana the Misses HILL OF ~. LOUIS, Mr.. VIII
Irwin. of Columbus, and Mr.. Douglas Shir-
ley, of Louisville.
sIPE-JONES.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RUSHVILLE, Ind. Jan. S.-Dr John A.
Slpe. a well-known young physician of Car
thage, and Miss Anna NJ. Jones, daughter
of County Commissioner Calvin b. Jones.
were married at so'clock this evening at the
home of the brides parents i'm Jackson
| township. The Rev. John H. MacNeill, of
the Christian Church, officiated. They will
reside in Carthage.
REaD-FRANCIS.
I, Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
| BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. S.-Miss Rosa Fran
| els. of this city, and Mr.. Frank Reed, of
| Sioux City, Ia, were united In marriage at
| the NJ. f. Church this morning after which
| they started for their future home, in Sioux
City. Both young people are highly es-
teemed here.
JACKSON-IRVING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. S.-Warren Jackson
wel-known young Munce grocer, was
welded to Miss Margaret Irving this even
ing, at the brides home at Winchester
Several Muncie people were present A new
house IS in readiness for the bride in this
city.
LOOMIS-LELAND
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. Ind, Jan. S.-Dr. Charles
Loomis. a prominent young physician of
florence, Ind. was married here tonight
| TO Miss Hattie Leland, a Madison society