The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-16

The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Seeds, Mrs. O'Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Coffin. Mr.. Clarence Coffin. DR.. and
Mrs Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Layman,
Mr.. fortune. Miss Knubbe. and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. 3. Raymond.
The Misses Wineman gave a card party
yesterday afternoon for number of visit
ors in the city. They were assisted by
guests were Miss Beitman, of Wabash;
Miss Wallerstein, of Cincinnati: Miss Half,
of Allegheny; Miss Selig. of Philadelphia;
Miss Frieberg, Of Wabash.
Kansas City Journal Sunday: Rev. Mr.
William A. Quayle, of Indianapolis. for
merly pastor of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Methodist Church, will arrive in the city
tomorrow morning and will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Moore, of 2122
East Seventh street. DR.. Quayle Will de-
liver his new lecture on Shakspeare's
men at the Grand-avenue Church Monday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward F. Hodges enter
tanned at dinner last night for Mrs. S. A.
Fletcher, of Lexington, KY, and Major
and Mrs. Shaler. of the arsenal. The guests
were Bishop and Mrs Francis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Martin of Yonkers-on-the-
Hudson. Miss Josephine Robinson and
Miss Julia Harrison Moore, Admiral
Fletcher IaSh Mr.. Nathan MOTIFS MOTIFS MI, Charles
Z. Brooks. The table had a green mirror
center piece on which rested crystal
rose bowl filled with pink rose buds and
dainty sprays of asparagus. The rosebuds
were also strewn artistically over the white
cloth.
The last Of the dinner dances of the Uni
versity Club last night was one of the most
enjoyable social events of the season. The
patronesses were Mrs. E. B. Martindale,
| Mrs j. X Lilly, Mrs. Samuel A. Morrison,
| Mrs. Samuel Reid, Mrs. Henry w. Bennett,
| Mrs. John A. Butler, Mrs. Franklin w.
| Hayes. Mrs William p. Kappes, Mrs.
| John o. Perrin and Mrs. II. p. WATSON.
| Mrs o. B. Jameson gave a dinner party
| of twelve in compliment to Miss Stamp, of
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Judah gave a
| dinner party in honor of Miss Wheeler, of
New York. The guests invited to meet
Miss Wheeler were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
L. Wallace, Miss Mary Noble. Mr.. and Mrs.
son and Mr.. Charles Morrison. Among
| others who gave parties were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miliken, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T.
Hord, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Mayer,
Mr.. owen Mothershead, Mr.. Percy Will
Jams, Mr. p. N Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
| w. F. c. Colt and Mr.. ]. A. Barnard
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
| MARION, Ind, Jan. 15.-Announcement
| has just been made of the approaching
marriage of two of Marion's most promi-
nent society young women. One is Miss
| Minnie Blumenthal, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Maurice Blumenthal, to Maurice
| Blumenthal, of New York city, who, al
| though young man, is one of the Demo-
| crat political leaders of New York city. be-
ing chairman of the speakers committee of
| Tammany Hall. He also is prominent in
| legal affairs, being district attorney of
/ the Eastern metropolis.
| Another wedding announced for the COM
/ ing spring is that of Miss Bertha Buch-
| anan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Buchanan, old Marion residents to Mr.
/ Otis Little of Boston. Miss Buchanan has
| always been a society favorite in Marion.
| Mr.. Little is prominent business man in
| Boston. Miss Buchanan became acquainted
| with Mr.. Little during the time that she
was a pupil in the Boston Conservatory of
| Music.
BARTH-BARRACHMA
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| WORTHINGTON, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
marriage of Mr. Raeburn M. Barth, of
Indianapolis, and Miss Marian Barrack-
| man took place this morning at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Josephine Andrews, grand
mother of the bride. The Rev. L. II.
| Graham officiated. Guests from out of town
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Honsum and
/ Barth will make their home in Indianap-
| oils.
| MICHLER-LOWRY.
| WASHINGTON, Jan 15.-The marriage of
| Miss Marion Lowry, daughter Of the late
| Commander Lowry, u. 8. N, and Col.
Francis Michier. u. s. A, aid. to General
| Johns Church. Rev. DR.. Mackay Smith
| officiated. The ushers were Colonel Lee,
| of the British army, Captain Macomb, Cap
| tain Treat Major Russell. Mr.. George
| Howard and Mr.. Gist Blair. Mrs. Award,
| of Milwaukee, was matron Of honor.
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