Richardson Embroidery Club Valentine Party Tonight
Announcements from clubs and lodges appear in this issue. The Richardson Embroidery Club hosts a Valentine party at Hoffman Hall this evening with dancing and cards. Mr and Mrs Clayton Helfrich entertained a Five Hundred club on Wednesday evening with heart decor and themed refreshments. Ruth and Morence Baumgartner were surprised by twenty-five friends on Sunday for a birthday celebration with games and music. Mrs J G Shasberger hosted a card club yesterday afternoon at 62344 South Main Street with four tables of progressive Pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Richardson
Clayton. Helfrich
Valentine
Ruth and
Morence
Baumgartner
Hickory Street
J. G. Shasberger
South Main Street
Pedro
Weekly club events and church notices promise social season
The schedule lists the Week's Club Galen Thursday events with Mrs. 5 B Carpenter and W G A Current events class at Ulk's Temple. Friday brings Merry Heart club and Century club card party with Honore bangust at Congregational church parlor. Saturday notes Red Cross, Indiana Hive No 22, and King's Daughters. Lincoln Day service at First Church of Christ Scientist Friday at 7 30 with lesson subject Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Car_penter
W.G. A
Ells
Ulk’s Temple
Merry Heart Club
Jillie McLaughlin
Century Club
W. GC. A
Honore Bangust
L. A
Henry Eller
St. Vincent's
Ruth Rohmer
Emma Long
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Grace Lutheran society to meet at Mrs Pettit's home
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Grace Lutheran Church holds its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. A. J. Pettit's residence 607 Madison Street.
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Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Grace Lutheran Church
A. J. Pettit
Madison Street
Unostentatious Grace Lutheran wedding of Troxel and Berkey
Miss Alice Troxel and George Berkey wed in Grace Lutheran Church at 8 p.m. with Rev. Isaac Berkey officiating. The simple ceremony featured a Lohengrin chorus, a reception for seventy at the bride’s father’s home, and a Mardi Gras wedding trip to New Orleans after a Louisville visit. They will reside at 612 Lexington Avenue after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Troxel
George Berkey
Grace Lutheran Church
Isaac Lb. Berkey
Lohengrin
Ruddell J. Rusk
South Beng
George Riddie
Rosa
Gertrude Nelson
Frances Brennan
Fern Pease
Mendelssohn
Samuel Kepler
Fred Lemon
Luther Troxel
Marion Street
George’ Gerkey
Isaac Berkey
Goshen
Edith Troxel
Spangler
New Orleans
Lexington. Avenue
J.B. Cooper
Akron
Herbert
Weaver
Wedding Ceremony and Reception Mentioned in Local Notes
The bride wore a white silk Empire gown trimmed with satin and carried a bouquet of white carnations and hyacinths. Rev Breishof officiated at the First Evangelical church ceremony. The couple departed at 5:50 to Marion and Indianapolis for a week’s visit, returning for a future reception hosted by the bridegrooms’ parents. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Marshall of Valparaiso and Mr and Mrs Parker of Mishawaka. The Amateur Musical Club enjoyed a Wagnerian program with Victor records, described as among the best yet, and local hosts Mrs Houseworth and Mrs Wiesel hosted a recital at 408 South Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breishof
First Evangelical Church
Church
Dikhari
Marion
Ind
Ed. Rademsaker
Indianapolis
J. &. Church
Bess Bickel
Marion Street
Victor Records
Elizabeth White
Die Walkure
Lorne Griffin
Record
Victor
Sigmund
Walkure
George ‘Hamlin
Rheingold
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Die’ Walkure
Arthur Pryour
Brunhilde
Gadski
Siegfried
Spahn
Siegfried Fantasia
Sousa
Paer
Marie Benfer
Isolde
S .Lihesstad
Sicotti
Wilbur Templin
History of Women's Suffrage Movement Presented
The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs. L. M. Simpson’s Marion street home. Mrs. A. P. Kent spoke on the History of Women's Suffrage Movement in the United States, sparking enthusiastic discussion. Mrs. Simpson showed bound Harper’s Weekly volumes 1861 to 1865 with Lincoln anniversary themes.
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Twentieth Centur- Club
L. M. Simpson
Marion Street
A. P. Kent
United States
Four Knights of Pythias Meeting Tuesday Night
The four Knights of Pythias prepare to convene on Tuesday night for a local lodge gathering. Members planned tribute, discussion of lodge affairs, and community service notes.
St Pauls Methodists Hold Services After Evangelist Departure
In Elkhart the St Pauls Methodist church reports well attended services following the departure of Evangelist Miller. Rev Brightmire and Rev McMahon led the prayers and announce more services at 7 30 this evening. In Bristol the funeral of former undertaker William Sullivan drew many attendees including Edwin Thornton of Thornton Brothers and Ephraim Culp, with Mr and Mrs George Decker among those from Elkhart.
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St. * Paul's
Methodist i
Evangelist Miller
Brightmire
McMahon
Wim Steffen Welcomes Daughter at Eads Wardburg Avenue
Mr and Mrs Wim Steffen of Ead wardsburg avenue announce the birth of a daughter born Tuesday night.
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Wim
Steffen
Eadwardsburg Avenue
Visiting friends and relatives fill city social notes
Genred Ziesel visits Chicago on business. Edward Newman and Arthur of LaGrange visit Officer Wooley. Miss Mabel Parker from Kankakee returns home after Elkhart visit. Miss Myrtle Buckland returns from Grand Rapids. Mrs. Herbert Weaver and Mrs. Elizabeth Aber of Auburn attend the Troxel Berkey wedding in the city. W H Hoover of New Berlin attends then leaves for home. Mr and Mrs W H Conger of Tacoma arrive for a visit. Conger to New York on extended trip for his firm. John T. Earl and Miss Mary Collins go to New York to join Mrs Earl and plan a southern tour via Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziesel
Chicago
Edward Newman
Gon. Arthur
LaGrange
Officer Wooley
Mabel Parker
Kankakee
Elkhart
Myrtle Buckland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herbert Weaver
Elizabeth Aber
Auburn
Ind
Troxel
George Berkey
New Berlin
Hoover
Harley Price
W. H. _ Conger
Tacoma
Wash
F. KE. LuTon
Allie
Conger
New York
John T. Earl
North Main Street
Mary ‘Collins
Option Vote In Marshall County Gathers Attention
Marshall County voters go to polls to elect a representative to fill the late William Larber’s seat. The key issue is repealing the local option law. Democratic candidate Adam Wise backs repeal. Republican candidate Dr Brown defends the law.
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Marshall
Plymouth
Ind
Marshall County
William Larber
Adam Wise
Dr. Brown
Mrr
Wise
Among Indians of Louisiana Koasati blowgun and moss weaving
The Koasati use a six foot cane blowgun with eight inch darts tipped with thistle down or cotton for hunting small birds and squirrels. They weave Spanish moss into blankets and saddle blankets, with moss yarn spun on a frame. Old Rand meds pottery vessels were also noted among these tribes.
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Louisiana
Deaths record Mrs Pence and Mrs Atchinson
Mrs Pence died Tuesday night at her Millersburg area home after four weeks of stomach trouble. She was 63 and survived by her husband a daughter Mrs William Dovell and a son Glen at home. She was a daughter of Judge Joseph Beane a county pioneer and had a brother Samuel Beane of Centralia Washington. Mrs Ethel May Atchinson aged eighteen from Goshen Avenue died last night of tuberculosis.
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John. Pence
Millersburg
Husbad
Samuel
Beane
Centralia
Wash
Joseph. Beane
Ethel “May
Tension in the House as Perkins chairs committee
The sitting incident flares as Chairman Perkins leads the select committee to punish Roosevelt. Republican Fassett forces his way forward to hear the debate as tension runs high and officials crowd the chamber. A satirical image of Fassett sinking to the floor highlights the chaotic scene in the dates and names of the era.
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Saat
Sloat
Island Malta Rock Cannons Defend Forts From Templars
Sunday Magazine notes that during Templar control Malta defended forts with rock cannons carved from solid rock. Each cannon stored a full barrel of gunpowder and reportedly hurled 10,000 pounds of projectiles. Fifty such rock cannons remained guarding approaches, preventing ships from engaging within range.
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Malta
Sunday Magazine
Notable Nova Scotia Twins Practice Law in Washington
Misses Ethel A and Florence M Colford, twin sisters and lawyers in the national capital, were admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. The young women are regarded as able and attractive and resemble each other closely, making them hard to tell apart. They are natives of Nova Scotia and in their early twenties, now based in Washington.
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Washington
Ethel A
Florence _M. Colford
National Capital
United States Supreme Court
Nova
Scotia
Christmas at the White House Through Four Presidencies
The narrative recalls Grover Cleveland and Frances Folsom Cleveland shaping White House Christmases with a festive touch while Santa Claus delivered gifts, notes Caroline Harrison’s death affecting Benjamin Harrison’s term, and reflects McKinley era celebrations as ideal during his four years in office.
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Cleveland
Santa Claus
Caroline Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
White House
Rural Cousin Delivers Diabolical Evening At City Bar
An odd rural visiting cousin is described as overindulging at a meal and drink then prompting a taxi ride to a city show. After the event the cousin allegedly urges a second glass of beer in a barroom, provoking a blunt refusal from the country cousin.
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Ily
Afternoon Tea Leave Guests At The Gate
Two women leave a festivity scene as voices and a lamp shade draw commentary. Onlookers remark on a fancy waist and a botched dress while guests lingered inside a house of hospitality before moving away.
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Shade
Chinese Adaption to American Medicines Explored
The article notes many Chinese in the area delay trying Occidental remedies, with some living and dying without experimentation. It suggests cosmopolitan use of American medicine is an achievement but questions quinine’s suitability once the habit forms, as Chinese customers frequent drug stores and rely on quinine pills.
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New. York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Wmiss
Anna Maria Foy
Indiana Hive
King’s Daughters
Society Notes
Howard Ziesel
Bert ‘Houseworth
Houseworth
Third
Cosmopolitan” ‘School of Music, and Dramatic Art
Gates
Eorge
Claif Esquire
Knights of Pythias
Leah RoyAn
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