Society Doings Bring Nuptials and Local Socials
Miss Nora Taggart wed Thomas Taggart in a sunlit living room ceremony at the Taggart home on N Capitol Ave. Revered Tileston Chambers officiated. Attendants included Miss Lucy Taggart and William Bobbs. The couple plans a Stratford home after a wedding journey. Out-of-town guests and a spring garden reception followed. Also noted: a charity concert at the Masonic temple with Johannes Miersch and Emilian Dud. a Thursday afternoon meeting of Women’s Federated Clubs. and social notes from Indianapolis society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Laurance Chambers
Tagme
N. Capitol Avenue
Eplace
Rever- Tileston Chambers
Saratoga
N. Y
Lucy Taggart
Sisas
William ©. Bobbs
Ashers
Thermas Egart, Jr
Edwain Katzenbach
Tren
N. J
Walter Upson
Columbus
Mam Elliott
Chicago
Gilbert Hurt
Samuel McCoy
David Abbott Chambers
Washington, D. C
William Mearns
Reading Circle
Everett Wagner
Central Avenue
Joseph Wiles
John Nicholson
William Shell
Myrtle Johnson
Vaudeville and Burlesque At The Grand Park
Amusements listing shows acts at the Grand Park with Marie Mannering fashion notes, Erickson the Swede belting songs, Arvine’s dramatic turn in The Devil, and Charley’s Aunt planned for next week. Friday benefits go to the Hadley Children’s Home Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arvine
Molnar
Devil
Fark
Mr. Arvine
the Majestic
Doctor Miller
Olga Hofman
Karl Mahler
Olga
Louise Dunbar
Thomas Chatterton
Mr. Chatterton
the Park
Charles Duchene
Park Theater
Children’s Home Society
Hadley
Ind
Frank Jane
Indiana Ahead in YMCA Buildings
The state executive committee of the YMCA met in the Majestic building to review progress. Indiana has built more new association buildings in seven years than any state, with fourteen structures costing no less than 114000 dollars each. Ralph A. Stow of the Purdue association was appointed to assist in local work in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Indiana
Ralph A. Stow
Purdue Association
Indianapolis
Duchess Fights King’s Daughter At Trieste Launch
A clash between Archduchess Maria Valerie and the Duchess of Hohenberg erupted during the Austrian battleship launch at Trieste. Umbrella duel ended only when husbands intervened. The morganatic wife is shunned at court, and the heir and his wife plan to stay away for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Valerie
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Trieste
Nightgowned boy seeks old home in busy city streets
In New York a barefoot three year old in a nightgown wanders Broadway and Sixty-fourth, declares he’s returning to his old home. Police take him to a station, his father later retrieves him from 49 West Sixty fifth Street apartment as the boy resists his new home and recalls his old one. He sings for the officers before being returned to bed.
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Broadway
O'Brien
John McGowan
O’brien
John
W. Sixty-eighth Street
Jackson
Hire
Rose Daly
Frank McGowan
New York Central
Sixty-third Street
Sixty Fifth Street
Sixty-fifth Street
Barbers Prohibited From Eating Onions On Duty
Waterloo Nebraska enacts barber shop ordinance banning eating onions between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. While shaving a customer barbers may not insert fingers in mouths or gossip, cannot use tobacco, and must avoid forcing neck shaves or hair singeing. Violations incur arrest and fines starting at eight dollars.
Sunday School Delegates Hear Noted Speakers
Indiana Sunday school convention at First Baptist and Second Presbyterian churches features Rev. F. B. Meyer Bishop J. T. Hartzell Marion Lawrance and Mrs. Z F Stevens with twin meetings to handle about 4000 attendees after a parade. Governors and church leaders address crowds praising Christian morals and global Sunday school work.
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F. B. Meyer
London
J. T. Hartzell
Africa
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday School Association
Z. F. Stevens
World's Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Hartzell
William A. Brown
Meyer
Second Presbyterian Church
Governor Marshall
William Henry Geistweit
Peoria
Jesus Christ
W. C. Hall
Excell
Children of Africa
Hartzel
Marion Lawrance
Roberts Park
Indianapolis Graded Union
Partist
Prof
Meyer Benediction
BE. W. Felt
Hackleman
W. A. Brown
Chicken Love Defies Injury In Auto Crash
New York April 27. John Jenkins a Black man walking with two live chickens was struck by Edward E Murdoch a Bloomfield N J real estate dealer. Jenkins was thrown and woke to ask for his chickens while Murdoch assisted and drove him home with the birds.
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New York
John Jenkins
Bloomfield Avenue
Valley Road
Bloomfield
N. J
Edward E. Murdoch
Williamson Avenue
Jenkins
Murdoch
Boas
Germans Raise 3000 For Proposed Indianapolis German Home
At a Tuesday evening meeting in the German house Indianapolis residents subscribed 3000 as a nucleus for the proposed nonsectarian German home fund. Contributions varied from 25 to 500 dollars, funding a home for aged and infirm Germans over 60 who can meet admission requirements including a 200 dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Girl Drives Fast Horses Rivalry Sparks Brookyln Pace Race
Misa McKeever accepts a challenge to drive her gray pacing mare Jorah against Dr J J Jones pacer Elwood D for a $500 wager. The rivalry grew after a recent brush at the Brooklyn speedway. date for the match is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa McKeever
Jorah
Policeman Catches Babe On The Fly In Williamsburg
New York April 27 A three year old named Willie Brown climbed to a fire escape railing to see a street crowd in Williamsburg. Patrolman Buckley steadied the falling child with outstretched arms as mothers screams drew attention. The boy escaped unharmed according to Dr McAllister from Williamsburg hospital. A cheering crowd called the rescue a juggler of infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Williamsburg
Willie Brown
Willie
Buckley
McAllister
Williamsburg Hospital
Local Elks Prepare Detroit Trip For Indiana Delegation
The Indiana Elks plan a special train leaving the local lodge with about 200 Elks from surrounding towns for Detroit. Indianapolis lodge No. 13 will be represented by over 300 members. Tickets cost 8.95 pounds with return validity to July 20. The local lodge has not set the exact date. The arranging committee includes W. A. Holtz as chairman and Chas Balz, C. C. Kuhn, Robert Darnedy, Ed Munter, Wm. Clune, and Fred Bodemiel.
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Detroit
Elks
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Elks
W. A. Holtz
Chas Balz
C. C. Kuhn
Robert Darnedy
Ed Munter
Wm. Clune
Fred Bodemiel
Lodge to adopt uniforms and back Parrott for grand trustee
The lodge plans uniformed members with a marching club to be organized soon. Elaborate badges and unique uniforms have been ordered. Delegates from Indiana and the Indianapolis Elks head to Detroit to back S. E. Parrott of this city for grand trustee, while Indiana men support Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati for exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Elks to Travel by Special Train to Detroit
Indiana Elks attending the national convention at Detroit in July plan to meet at the South Bend state convention on April 27 and depart by a special train on July 11. The delegation is expected to number between 750 and 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Elks
South Bend
Ind
Detroit
Local Union Labor Angered by Gompers Charter Revocation
Samuel Gompers faces union backlash in Indianapolis after revoking the charter of the Canvassers' and Solicitors' union a 15 year old body. He defended the move as based on an investigation into the union's administration and may be asked to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Indianapolis
Gompers
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Edinand Mayer, Jr
New Rk City
Masonic Temple
Johannes Miersch
Emiliandud
Charles Williams
Louis F. Haslanger
Folfiere Conservatory of Music
Mr. Renaud
Wilhelm J. Miersch
Casto Fior
Lahore
Han Fede
Massenet
Waust
Gounod-Wieniawski
Miersch
Desert
Haslanger
Atha- HE
Mendelssohn
Lin
Mr. Williams
B. F. Woods
Enth
Young Men's Christian Association
Federation
2iBps
Wen
FE. F. Woods
Virgil Lockwood
Harriet Noble
Women's Club
Mothers’ Clubs
Charles Hartman
Federation of Mothers’ Clubs of
W. D. Pratt
Over the Teacups Club
R. O. Hawkins
Caroline Scott Harrison
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington
Joseph T. Johnson
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Johnson
G. S. Warren
Caleb S. Denny
O. S. Coffin
T. B. McMath
Charles Warren Fairbanks
B. C. Clippinger
Jennie Pentecost
St. Louis
A. M. DeSouchet
E. A. Hendrickson
Pennsylvania Street
Pentecost
Alma Dreifuss
St Louis
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Rudolf Heyne
Bessie Hawkins
Ralph Cheek
Justin Walsh
Marion
James Wilson
Sarah B. Jones
Miss Jessie
Lafayette
C. B. Robinson
Frank Holmes
the Linwood
Jefferson de Angeles
Marynering
rand—Ainsworth Arnold
Lucile Key
K. Matinees
Ajestic
mpire—Williams
Burlesquaers
All Matinee Daily
Joy Mannering
Lary Mannering
Manny
Mer Resort
Mannering
Ute Erickson
Waldorf
America
Yonson
Jesty
Mr. Erickson
John Lawson
Salt Lake City
Y.M.C.A
Gity
William O’brien
Sixty-fourth Street
Waterloo, Neb
Waterloo
Neb
B. F. Meyer
Bishop Hartzell
Marion Lawence
Geistweit
Country Sunday School
E. W. Mhalpenny
Ontario Sunday School Association
Gelstweit
Negro
Miss Dearie McKeever
Dearie McKeever
Brooklyn
Babe
Dr. Miles
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
Lincoln
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Wwashse
NEW York Central Lines
P Bates
Adams
New Point
Batesville
Morris Pades
Seaman Weisburg
Manchester
Aurora
Lodge 13
LS Avres
Virginias
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Virginia Mountains
C. & O Limited
Cincinnati
F. F. W. Limited
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Station
City
Washington and
Meridian Sts
H. R. Daly
H. J. Rhein
Agen Pass
Dept
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Fletcher National Bank
W. H. Wade
Mgr
Merchants Heat & Light Co
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