The Grand to Feature Mrs Patrick Campbell in Expiation
Mrs Patrick Campbell opens at the Grand in Expiation a Russian playlet noted for her potent stage presence and a history of dramatic advocacy. The program also highlights stock company offerings at the Park Colonial and Colonial theaters with George Arvine and Molasso leading a varied week of drama and pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Matineeée
Signor G. Molasso
Matinee
Mrs. Campbell
Kipling
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Rudyard Kipling
London
Campbell
George Arvine
Louise Dunbar
Jeading
Trelusco
Kirke
Heart of
Maryland
Edward Pepie
Sig. G. Molasso
Molissa
Paris
Edward
Montmartre
Society notes reflect spring social season in Indianapolis
Mrs. Walter Vonnegut hosts a four to six reception at 222 East Seventeenth Street, the first of two ecards, with a second planned for April 9. Guests include Mrs. A. F. Potts and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, with young helpers serving in a yellow and white decor. Prominent singer Mrs. Charles Farrow Kimball arrives from Pittsburgh to join New York duties, while local musicians Ferdinand Schaefer and J. Riley Small perform as Tabernacle Church events loom. Engagements, travel, and a sixth birthday party for Walter Hammel round out a busy social weekend.
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Walter Vonnegut
E. Vitteenth Street
Ecards
Vonnegut
A. F. Potts
Clemens Vonnegut
Hugh McGibern
Lucius Swift
W. K. Stuart
Charles Farrow Kimball
Indianapolis
Third Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
New York
Brick Presbyteric Church
Kimball
Tabernacle Church
Ferdinand Schaefer
J. Riley Small
The
Tabernacle Choral Society
April social whirl and weddings in local circles
Mrs. Lee Wolf hosts for daughter Augusta amid yellow motif festivities while Miss Mabel Kenney Osborne wed Byron Lafollette at the Osbornes home with Wabash College’s Dr. McIntosh officiating. Edna Reinecke to wed Frank Goodridge April 6 at the Second Reformed Church. New Era club meets with program on flowers and law. Phi Delta Nu sorority plans Grand theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kenney Osborne
Byron E. Lafollette
Martin L. Osborne
Pennsylvania Street
J. J. M. Lafollette
Bloomington
Ind
Dr. McIntosh
Wabash College
Lafollette
Detroit
Edna Reinecke
Frank Goodridge
Second Reformed Church
Phi Delta Nu Sorority
Jurors Summoned In Ensley Trial Probe
Jurors who heard evidence in the Oliver P. Ensley murder case are summoned before Judge Pritchard Wednesday morning for an inquiry into a conversation reportedly held with Bailiff Perry Hardin during jury deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Ensley
Crming Court
Pritchard
Perry Hardin
Former Hoosier Journalist Dies in Texas
Isaac H. Jullian a former Richmond and Centerville Indiana editor and postmaster died in San Marcos Texas from apoplexy. Born 1823 in Centerville he led the True Republican in Richmond 1858 to 1872 and campaigned for Horace Greeley. He moved to Texas in 1878 where his wife had died.
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San Marcos
Tex
Isaac H. Jullian
Richmond
Centerville
Ind
True Republican
Lincoln
Grant
Indiana
Horace Greely
Texas
Housing Problems To Be Discussed Tonight
Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon of Evansville will speak to the Charity Organization Society at the assembly hall of the YWCA on proper housing. The speaker helped author the housing bill passed by the legislature. Others on the program include C. J. Buchanan C. S. Denny Dr. Jewett B. Reed De. C. S. Wood and State Senator Linton A. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansville
Charity Organization Society
Bacon
C. J. Buchanan
C. S. Denny
Jewett B. Reed
de. C.S. Wood
Linton A. Cox
Cheese Found In Purse Replacing $50 Gold
Detectives search for thief who swapped $50 gold for cheese placed in a purse belonging to 76 year old Hugh Parkhill. The incident occurred Saturday as he went to retrieve his money. no crew has been identified yet.
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Hugh Parkhill
Strike cases pushed in court in Bloomington
By agreement of the lawyers much evidence in the Bedford strike contempt cases was eliminated allowing direct evidence to be completed by Saturday. Depositions from two Nebraska witnesses will be taken Tuesday and the cases will be argued before Judge Wilson on Thursday.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bedford
Nebraska
Wilson
Cobb to debut for Detroit April in Louisville game
Detroit's Ty Cobb will play his first game of the year on April 6 in Louisville. Acting Manager Donovan received Cobb's wire Sunday from Augusta confirming the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Memphis
Tenn
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Louisville
Donovan
Augusta
Romantic land case before the U S Supreme Court in Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky Coal Lands Corporation backed by New York capital seeks ownership of 325000 acres across four eastern Kentucky counties. The land, once held by Virginia grants dating to 1787 and 1797, has been occupied by squatters for a century. Armed mountaineers challenged courts in Prestonsburg and Pikeville as the case moved to the Supreme Court, with bloodshed feared if the squatters lose. Florence Maybrick and Baron Adolph von Roques are among linked claimants and investors in the long contested title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Supreme Court of the United States
Eastern Kentucky Coal Lands Corporation
New York
Old Virginia
Kentucky
Florence Maybrick
Virginia
Bourbon
Pike
Lotcher, Harlan
Martin
Big Sandy River
Union
Pike County
Jane T. Kingsly
William Hillhouse
Connecticut
James Swan
Massachusetts
Caroline EB. van Roques
Baron Adolph van Roques
Harrison E. Groom
Samuel Allison
Philadelphia
Darius B. Holbrook
Holbrook
West Virginia
Tiprrius Holbrook
Illinois
New York City
Elizabeth Thirston
Alabama
Caroline
William J. Chandler
Florence
Maybrick
Chandler
Atlantic Ocean
Baron Adolph von Roques
France
Harrison B. Groom
Vienna
Liverpool
England
James Fitz Stephens
America
Grooma
Groom
David W. Armstrong
Lewis Roberts
Robert Morris
Mecrris
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
John Hendrick
Prestonsburg
Floyd County
Pikeville
Js Dge
New York Corporation
Supreme Court
Eagles Pay Tribute To Dead Brothers
Seven hundred members and friends of Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles attended memorial services at the Colonial theater. The Rev. A. M. Hackleman eulogized liberty, truth, justice and equality, the founding principles of the fraternal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Indianapolis Aerie No. 211
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Colonial Theater
A. M. Hackleman
First Baptist Church of
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Murat
Walter Whiteside
Purdue Harlequin
George Ade
Olga Nethersole
Rose Stahl
York
George Arvine and Company
Heart of Maryland
Bieant- Tmartre
Molasso
Bill Russell
Damonds
Brown
Mayvilles
Sam Stern
le Page
ADF
Purdue Harlequin Club
Eaglish
Purdue
Harlequin Club
George Herbert
Boilermakers
Quincy Young
Lafayette
Empire
Broadway
Empire Theater
Nelson-Wolgast
J. G. Keller
Grace Gomiss
Chicago
C. ¥. Bemiss
Fort Wayne
W. C. Champe
Miss Juth Champe
Oscar ‘Terry
Vincennes
Miss Champe
Mr. Terry
South
Miss ‘Clampe
William Wingate Hammel
N. Alabama Street
Walter Francis Hammel
Washington
May Howard
Roosevelt
Miss Howard
Lee Wolf
Miss Augusta Wolf
Women's Society of the Maennerchor
Emil Steinhilber
Theodore Reyer
Oscar Frenzel
A. Glossbrenner
George Anita
Marie Eymann
Frances Ofjtchell
Harry Leary
Marion
Miss Mitchell
New Era Club
Ida Campbell
North Street
Viola Arstrong
Elizabeth Mendenhall
John Adams
Thesaten
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Exchange Library
Calve
Whulsehner Stewart
N. Penn. St
Apollo
Rost
North
Illinois St
Carl L. Rost Wiercline
Poppahteme
Bryce
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