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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
10
The Marlborough Bienheim in Atlantic City advertises the April spring season with celebrity guests and high class music. It highlights four dining rooms American and French, smoking in certain rooms, ocean end suites with private baths, and fireproof construction. Golf privileges offered by Josiah White & Sons.
The will provides 200 to First German M E church Indianapolis 100 to church missionary society 100 each to Second German M E church Knippert Memorial and Deaconess hospital Cincinnati 300 each to nieces Emma Nelson Dorothy Wenner 200 each to Flora Reicherdta Ruth H Sinks. Home at 908 Park Ave left to sister Caroline Raferdt with other sisters sharing the remainder of the estate.
London April 24 saw new confirmation of feminine degeneracy as Dr. Dobson testified in a divorce case that drunkenness is common among well to do women. He noted educated women he encountered during professional visits were frequently drunk.
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott appear at English's with Caesar and Cleopatra Thursday and Friday, Hamlet Saturday matinee, and Mice and Men Saturday night. The program also includes The Girl Raffles and Jolly Girls Burlesquers across the week.
The Gayety presents The Bachelor Club starting Thursday with a strong cast and a dozen vaudeville features including dances songs and a cake walking contest. Empire hosts The Avenue Girls chorus of 24 polished performers opening three days later and alongside Tiger Springs and The Get Rich Quick Brokers the show promises piquant chorus and lavish production values. Local acts and contestants add to the lively bill with Ph il Brown staging an ambitious amateur night Friday.
The Park Theater hosts a three day engagement starting Thursday April 25 with Buster Brown and companion Tige plus Alf Grady and others. New music, revised scenes, and lively childlike antics promise riotous fun as Master Rice delivers the title role. Also featured are Kidnaped for Revenge with Will H Vedder and Grace Merritt in When Knighthood Was in Flower highlighting performances and bustling stagecraft in London style.
Local cake walkers vie for city or state champions with manager Shayne offering $20 in gold for best style and $19 for best comical display. Patrons expect a lively Wednesday night at the Gayety as the event keeps theatergoers amused. A lecture at Grace Pro-Cathedral will feature dish demonstrations at 2:30.
An audience of women heard Mrs Helen Armstrong lecture on cooking in a college avenue Baptist church. She demonstrated planked fish with mashed potato border, potato rose shapes, and corn bread muffins, praising the dish as “simply perfect.”
CAPT N T Smith aged 78 a longtime treasurer of the Southern Pacific railroad died yesterday from a stroke of paralysis in San Francisco. He had served with the railroad for many years and was prominent in business circles.
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