Social Roundup and Ties With Chicago Visit
Society notes continue with Tess Red and white colors at a college affair and garden flowers in decor. Guests include Pehler Carnarius Fisher Gallmeyer Schwerin Melching Julian Neg Stein Bahn Mrs. Willian Fricke travels to Chicago to visit relatives, with plans to Oberlin. Multiple families host gatherings and theater parties at the Majestic, with music by local artists and upcoming Memorial services. Also features Miss Marjory Benton Coole and Miss Cooke's New York tour, Apollo Club concert, and Gene Stratton Porter's new novel At the Foot of the Rainbow set in central Indiana countryside with themes of friendship and selfless love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Pehler
Carnarius
Fisher
Gallmeyer
Schwerin
Melching
Julian- Neg
Stein
Bahn
Econ LaUrgis Tof
Marjory YaoKe
Marjory Benton Coole
Chicago
Befors
Wasne Elub
Signal
New York
Mise Doake
Hardelf
Ballong
Mauda Adams
Julia Marlowe
Ethel Barrymore
Otis Skinner
Miss Cooke
Richmond
Ind
Justin W. Study
Fork Wayne
Charles W. Sperry
R. EK. Chapin
Gene Stratton Porter
Glorious Betsy Triumphs Mary Mannering in Limelight
Mary Mannering lights the stage in Glorious Betsy at the municipal yesterday. Audiences praised her wit beauty and charm while critics noted uneven pacing and decor. The performance featured Jerome Bonaparte Napoleon and Henry Clay in costume cameos, drawing mixed reactions from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mannering
Betsy
Mannering
Mr. Gillmore
Jerome Bonanarte
Napoleon
St Helena
Harry
Henry Clay
John Caleham
Henry Clas
Convicted Feudist pleads for death after murder verdict
CHATTANOOGA Tenn May 30 D D Edwards a Kentucky feudist was found guilty of murder in the first degree after an eighteen minute jury verdict Edwards pleaded with Judge McReynolds for the death penalty and asked to prevent an appeal His confession noted he had probably killed fourteen men and warned his mother he would take his own life if not sentenced to death
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Chattanooga
Tenn
D. D. Edwards
McReynolds
Edwards
J. W. Davis
Court News Reflects Auditor Reports And Fatalities
County officials limited activity as cold kept Tonkel home. Coroner Kesler returns two verdicts on fatal incidents from interurban collision and horse kick, with Wright under liquor. Notices include Henry To. Biddlecome and Nena L Dressier wedding licenses and an editorial on women’s judgments and ads in the Journal-Gazette.
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Cimmty
Lindemuth
Tonkel
Wyss
Franko
Accord
Kesler
Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carpet Department
E Society
Mra
Willian Fricke
Huestis Avenue
Mtrs
Ine Migigan
Avill
Oberlin, G
William O'Rourke
Mrs. O'Rourke
Mrs. Pratt
Kirkaville, Ma
W. J. Thompson
Mr. and
Airs
John Dreibelbiss
Jake
Clarence Cook
Henry G. Olds
Eugene Olds
W. H. Olds
Cyrus Arnold
Joseph Lohman
Louis Frankel
Adeile
Maurice Rosenthal
Alaurice Lohman
Wawasea
South Side Bridge Club
the Majestic
Maury Mannering
Russell
Herbert Somers
C. C. Miller
Larry Quicksel
Big. W. F. Bunnell
W. I’. “Miller
Plymouth
Jolly Ten
Legpér
Elmstrost
Gilbert
Superior Street
Ineal Society
Hugo Heermann
Quartette
Theodore Thomas Symphony
Bruno Steindel
Spier- Ing Quartette
Thomas Orchestra
Ben Tee
Edmund Coombs
Detroit
John W. Dalman
Louisa Dalman
South Fairfield Avenue
A. H. Bulson, Jr
American Medical Association
Myre. Cavay A. Wood
Winnetka
West Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal
Dudley Buck
Earl D. Erhart
George &. Kohlmeyer
William Schwartz
Er- bin HE. Schaefer
Varytaye
Apollo Club
John B. Archer
Heermann String Quartette
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Episcopal Church
Irs
Mergentheim
Calhoun St
Court House
Mary Manner
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
East River
Doin DB
Ths Institute
Uie
Xife
Institute
Fellows
Miss Merteth
Frank Mills
Glenn Milla
Vinelty
Miss Mannering
Gillore
Benaparte
Jertert Carr
Pippin
Clarence Willams
Lewis Warren Johnson
Lawton Wayne Peal
Ge A. Tu
Fort Wayne
Ld G
Court. News
The
Journal- Gazette
Ment
Hill
Gavert Ueckste
Indiana Furniture Company
Calhoun
East Main Street
Journal-Gazette
Sir Thomas Lipton
Clyde
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