May and June Wedding Festivities In Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne social column notes May through August bring many weddings and entertaining events. Mrs Eugene Olds hosts a bridge gathering for Miza Mather McDonald of New York. Miss Amalla Brouer plans a June wedding for Miss Emma Collineec, with a progressive dinner at Mary Lee and Lucila Traub homes. Numerous parties, decorations of pink peonies, corsages, and elaborate suppers mark the social season amid engagements and travel details of local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Olds
Amalla Brouer
Emma
Oellineec
Migs
Mary Lee
Lucila
Raub
Mise Ureuur'a
Mles Lydia Buechner
Mlav
Lulu Trier
Milas Luella ‘Craub
Milas Mary Lee
Mies Florence Parnin
May Corneliu Toellinger
Bliss Martha Lueck
Anna Scherer
Nsa Dell
Alma Wolfe
Misa Liliin Moehvring
Misa Muri Splewol
Mex
Ilekemeyer
Fort Wayne Ladies Host Socials and Art Exhibit Highlights
The article notes a women's committee event with belged times and a garden party at Country Parties venue four miles from the city. It praises the Fort Wayne Art School exhibit guided by Miss Buchman, detailing student works in water color oil and pencil, with many named pupils and instructors, amid social gatherings and festive decor.
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Hilusey Fiditl
Alvi Frevehtesiett
Bertha Dua Adeting
Taylor
Amelie
Dorothy Sebroedir
Helen Pre
Fort Wayne
Dntial Sede
Misa Eni Buchman
Jasmine Mysteriois
Webster and
Wusna Strarts
Misa Tuchrona
Ming Buehfon
John Mattes
Papiis
Magdalena Welty
Hylan Denny
Jessie Black
Hagel Schelman
Toby Mattes
Myron Parrit
Ithel McArde
Pearl Stimell
Margaret Doane
Mary Brunner
Clara Garrison
Della Vann
Misa Nello Sigwell
Mira Adele Squer
Mixw 30Llla
Mica Maregaret Sponenr
Mario Jurgensen
Gertrude Shiel
Hughes Elected Methodist Bishop
Lewis and Malntyre win general conservatee welcome Methodist Protestant delegates arrive to discuss church union as delegates meet to consider merger prospects and ongoing talks.
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Lewis and Malntyre
Conservatee
Bishops Chosen To Date At Methodist Conference
Baltimore May 26 The 1908 Methodist Episcopal conference has named eight bishops. The list includes Rev Dr Anderson New York Rev Dr Z T Nuelson Berea Rev Al Quayle Chicago Rev Dr Charles Smith Pittsboro Rev Wilson B Lewis Sioux City Rev Dr Elgin H Hughes DePauw Greencastle Rev Dr Robert McIntyre Los Angeles and Rev Dr Frank M Bristol Washington D C The last bishop elect will be consecrated Sunday and union overtures with the Methodist Protestant Church are discussed by a special commission.
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John DL
Baltimord
Hotge Topai
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Dr. Anderson
New York
Board of Education
Freedman’s Aid and Sunday Schools
Z. T. Nuelson
Nast Theological Seminars
Berea
al Quarle
St. James Church
Ulicage
Charles Smith
Pittsboro
Christan Advocate
Wil~son
Lewis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Mee Kinley
Bishons-Elest
Thorns H. Lewis
de A.te Reynolds
J W. Herring
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Digarey
Methodist Episcopal Church
DePauw President Hughes Elected Bishop and Celebration
Dr. Hughes, president of DePauw University at Greencastle, has been elected to the Meth odist Episcopal bishopric at the Baltimore general conference. His five years have boosted enrollment by about 400 and strengthened the endowment, with substantial progress on the library project. The news sparked a campus celebration and promises a forthcoming holiday as trustees prepare to name his successor during commencement week.
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Greencastle
Int
Edwin Tink, Hughes
D. D
DePauw University
Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Dr. Hughes
Hughes
Washington
Isabel Ebbert
Clergy Bishop Wins On Twelfth Ballot In Local Option Vote
The Rev Dr Charles W Smith of Pittsburgh editor of the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate won election as bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church on the twelfth ballot. The conference endorsed Anti Saloon League work and local option while maintaining no special endorsement of the church. Opponents argued against endorsing specific areas and emphasized prohibition. The meeting featured lively debate as minority supporters urged against the selection.
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Baltsiore
Charles W. Smith
Pittsbore
Pittsbury
Nin Jory
Malta
Deelay
Indiana Governor Hanky and 1912 conference vote
The record shows a heated debate over statewide prohibition. Only nineteen members supported the minority report as the body of over 20,000 registered voters considered the issue. Governor Hanky chaired the temperance committee and received an invitation to hold the 1912 general conference in Columbus, Ohio, extended by Delegate Divi Gray of that city.
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Hanky
Indiana
Calumbus. c
Divi Gray
Woe Tarea Sells Children's Wash Ralts at SLO Price
Woe Tarea lists one Children’s Wash Ralts from SLO at six dollars with prices noted. Patterson Letch et al are mentioned in connection to the listing and sale.
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Patterson Letchet
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