Recital, weddings, and society clubs mark April social week
A Co operative School of Music recital features Ruth Hasely Ethel Perlee and others. The Thursday Afternoon club met with Mrs G M Cheney. A May 5 luncheon is planned with Mrs C E White as hostess. A wedding at St Philip Neri with Augusta Wolf and Thomas F Markey. details include attendants Nellie Kavanaugh and William Voelker. Various society events and engagements are noted including Miss Marie Kane party and Phi Sigma Gamma theater plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative School of Music
Ruth Hasely
Ethel Perlee
Edna Ostermyer
Anita Libking
Emma Grosskopf
Elsie Poore
Lillian Vandervoort
Lenora Sternhehr
Gertrude Schuller
Ruth Cannaday
Edna Brinkmeyer
Hubert Boucher
Wilbur Schwier
G. M. Cheney
State Street
Seger
J. B. Terhune
Joseph Morrow
C. E. White
East North Street
Orlock
St. Philip Ner!'s
Augusta Wolf
Lee Wolf
Thomas F. Markey
Rev. Wolf
Chrisney
Theodore Wolf
Earl Wolf
William Sering
Nellie Kavanaugh
Mr. Markey
William Voelker
Wolf Home
East Tenth Street
James Wolf
Nashville
Tenn
Markey
North
Keystone Avenue
Marie Kane
Jobn Hampden
Louis C. Thiele
Brenneke’s
Sunday Schools Meet Next Week in Indianapolis
A state school convention to be held in Indianapolis next week is expected to be a grand success with attendance surpassing former gatherings. Rev F B Meyer of London is among chief speakers. The first meeting starts Monday afternoon led by Rev Neil McPherson of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Speakers include W C Hall, Mrs Lamoreaux, Charles Coffin, Dr William Gerstwett, Gov Marshall, Mrs Zillah Foster Stevens, Rev E W Halpenny, Bishop Hartzell, Marion Lawrence, E K Warren, and Prof H O Excell. Tuesday evening features a parade of men's Bible classes reviewed by 3,500 women. Al B Cornelius oversees the parade. about 2,500 men are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
F.B. Meyer
London
Neil McPherson
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
W. C. Hall
Lamoreaux
Charles F. "Coffin
Central Avenue
M. E. Church
William H. Gerstwett
Peoria
Gov. Marshall
Zillah Foster Stevens
International Temperance Organization of North America
E. W. Halpenny
Indiana Association
Bishop Hartzell
Marion Lawrence
E. K. Warren
Fh. O. Excell
al. B. Cornelius
Adult Bible Desk
Marion County
Clergyman Gives Salary to Cut Church Debt
Rev. Thomas L. Frazee of Clarke Avenue Friends church in Cleveland contributes his 81.5 monthly salary to reduce the mortgage. The church, once 75 members, faces a $2,500 balance due by May 1 after Frazee has already raised $1,000. He works as a motorcar works mechanic to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas L. Frazee
Clarke Avenue Friends Church
Fillion dollars for stockholders in Toledo Ohio
The Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas company will distribute 1.143 million dollars in six percent debenture bonds to stockholders. The dividend equals 30 percent of current capitalization, benefiting Standard Oil holders who own about 80 percent of the stock. Toledo hosts 40 to 50 holders sharing the payout from a $2.755 million capital stock issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo,o
Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Toledo
Ministers Chosen to Attend Presbytery Assembly
Rev. J. C. Day and Rev. J. H. Malcolm will represent the Indianapolis Presbytery at the Presbyterian General Assembly in Atlantic City New Jersey in May. Delegates also include elders E. P. Matthews and W. H. Hubbard. The next Presbytery meeting is set for Hopewell Indiana in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Day
J.H. Malcolm
Indianapolis
The
Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
N. J
E. P. Matthews
W. H .Hubbard
Irvington
Hopewell
Ind
All Star Cast for Shubert Company in Jim the Penman
The William A Brady company announced an all star revival of Jim the Penman to be staged in New York at a Shubert theater within three weeks. Leading roles will be played by Wilton Lackaye, Arthur Byron, and John Mason with Eebee Roberts and Manguerite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Brady
Purdue Engineers Visit Indiana University Creosoting Plant
Purdue University engineering students toured Indiana University facilities in Bloomington on April 21. They inspected the $100,000 creosoting plant and the septic tank of the Bloomington sewer system and were hosted at a luncheon. President Bryan spoke to the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Purdue University
Indiana University
Purdueites
Bryan
Fruit Loss Blamed on Bees Not Frost
Marion botanist George Wharton says bees, not frost, caused most fruit loss as cold damp weather kept bees indoors and pollen in blossoms too wet to disperse. He warns pollenization failure will hurt stone fruit more than frosts.
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Marion
Ind
George Wharton
Egyptians Fear Outcome of Boutros Pasha Assassination Trial
Cairo April 21. The trial of Iprhaim Wardan for the assassination of Premier Boutros Pasha began amid government concern over possible nationalist unrest. International interest attached, with Colonel Roosevelt noted in coverage and the Cairo scene tense as proceedings started.
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Cairo
Egypt
Iprhaim Wardan
Boutros Pasha
Roosevelt
It Pays to Be Tolerant of Friends
A narrator reflects on friendship and tolerance, noting many friends and the value of lower expectations. The speaker recalls demanding too much and learning from heartaches, admitting earlier ideals of absolute truth, loyalty, and sincerity often fell short.
Lady Coventry Reaches Amicable Settlement Over Son
London society figures Lady Edith Kip McCreary Coventry and her ex husband Richard S. McCreary have decided not to seek New York assistance to settle access to their 14 year old son. An outside the courts agreement reportedly preserves companionship without litigation as both remain prominent in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Earl of Coventry
New York
Richard S. McCreary
Mr. McCreary
Lady Coventry
London
Lady Coventer
Tolerance teaches true friendship through acceptance
A reflective dialogue on friendship and patience. One speaker recalls loneliness and bitterness from strict expectations, then learns to accept people as they are. A friend demonstrates generosity beyond harsh standards, proving that lowering ideals can yield deeper bonds and mutual understanding.
Cooking Sale for Home Dainties to Benefit Home
A cooking sale will be held tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 at the Home for Aged and Friendless Women located at Eighteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Dainties and good things to eat of all kinds will be offered for the benefit of the home.
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Eighteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Amusements and variety acts across city stages
A long listing of theater offerings fills the week: murals at Amusements Mural featuring Frank Daniels in The Belle of Brittany and Adeline Genee in The Silver Star with English, plus MelIntyre and Heath in In Hayti and Park George Arvine’s troupe in St Elmo at Park Theater. Shubert Mural theater presents Jefferson De Angelis in The Beauty Spot with a full company and famed chorus, while Grand hosts Cleopatra snake dance by Princess Rajah. Empire shows Miner’s Americans and a range of acts including 101 Ranch cowboys and impersonations of J K Emmett and Jefferson DeAngelis. Daily matinees continue across venues with豊 dynamic stagecraft, scenic effects, and veteran performers touring Oklahoma’s wild west themes through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Adeline Genee
the Silver Star
MelIntyre and Heath
Hayti
Park
George aArvine
Associated Players
St. Elmo
Matinee Daily
Shubert Mural
Jefferson de Angelis
New York
Herald Square Theater
George J. MacKarlan
Frank Doane
Viola Gillette
Isabel D'Armand
Jaques Kruger
Alfred de
Salt Lake City
Gillette
George Arvine
Park Theater
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Fark
Charles Duchene
Arvine
Slemphis
Realiam
Indiana oil field going very fast
Hartford City April 21 Special to The Saw indicates the Indiana oil and gas belt once spanning Blackford Wells Grant Jay Henry Randolph and Madison counties is fading. The last two supply stores, in Montpelier and Parker City, have closed leaving few if any active outlets in the old field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Indiana
Blackford
Wells
Grant
Jay
Henry Randolph
Madison
Evry
Hoosier
Montpelier
Parker City
Evry City
Unjust rate charged for boiler shipment draw ICC complaint
The Interstate Commerce Commission was petitioned by the consignee in Cedar Rapids Iowa over a shipment from Kalamazoo Michigan to Cedar Rapids Iowa. The claim states 60 cents was charged and labels the rate unlawful unjust and unreasonable as detailed in five pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kalamazoo
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Consignee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Directors in War of Words
New York April 21 The Illinois Central directors meeting at 115 Broadway turned into a wordy clash between Judge R S Lovett director and president of the Southern Pacific and James T Harahan president of the road. Some directors are dissatisfied with management with Lovett described as the insurgent leader and voicing plain terms at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lovett
Harahan
Ilinois Central
New York
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Broadway
The
Southern Pacific
James T. Harahan
Road
Dirty Ship Scandal Probed By Admirals
Rear Admirals Davis Bradford and Barker were assigned to probe the charge that Commander Frank K. Hil of the Marietta kept a dirty ship. His defense cites workload preventing cleaning. The Marietta is in Boston after extended duty in Central American waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Bradford
Barker
Frank K. Hil
Marietta
Boston
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Henry M. Talbott
Bridge
Delaware Street
Miss Worth
Louise Coburn
Ing
Propylaeum
Carl Lieber
W. G. Jackson
Elizabeth Keeney
Fletcher Avenue
J. W. Thompson
G. A. Muller
E. W. Warner
Hattie Thidium
Clara Miller
Louisville
Louise Goebel
Helen Knarzer
Elizabeth Knarzer
Theodore Volkert
Sacred Heart Church
Andrew
Lukius
Fulgentia
Clara Knarzer
South Meridian Street
Phi Sigma Gamma Sorority
Laura Kemper
Elihu C. Irvin
Philadelphia
8. E. Faber
Columbia Club
Irvin
Chicago
F. B. Meyer
Shubert Company
Purdue
Wolf
Hope Booth Wolf
Rennold Wolf
Edith Kip McCreary
Frank Daniels
Vaupdeville
Burlesque
Empire—Miner’s
Princess Rajar
Rajah
the Grand
101
101 Ranch
Empire Theater
J. K. Emmett
Charles Baker
Mr. Baker
Emmett
Jefferson DeAngelis
Irene Franklin
Miner
Big Craig
Oklahoma
Great 101 Ranch
Southwest
Miller Brothers
Big Prairie
Reau
Harris-Thompson CO
W. Beuth St
Phenes
Main
New
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
People’s Medical Adviser
R. S. Lovett
Mander
J. P. Mullally Diamond Importer
Monument Place
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Maryland St
Delary Tse
Hatter
Kentucky Ave
North Illinois ST
Columbia Supply CO
Castle Hall Blag
Hartmann’s
Indiana Dental College
Col
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Heiner & Hockensmith
Nirnranans
Pennsylvania Street
Bryce
Ssiezneser
Kingston
Circle Park
A. J. Tron
the Garment Cleaner
Walter Ehler
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