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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
6
The column lists residents and visitors in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Many names travel to Greensburg, Martinsville, Shelbyville, Shelbyville, Lafayette, and Louisville. A violin recital and university events add culture. a church wedding concludes the social notes.
A string of social visits and guests in Haughville Addison GL Danville Greensburg Hamilton Avon North Salem and Port Wayne. Residents host relatives friends and visitors including Rosa Ceatricken Clemens Von Burg J. Hufford George Prockler and Mrs. Laura Smith. Gentlemen and ladies travel between towns for gatherings and dinners throughout the week.
Richmond witnessed a flurry of visitors and departures this week. Indianapolis resident Walter Rathback visited his parents here while Mrs Roy Steele of Knightstown was in the city. Edna Pepper of St Louis will arrive May 1 to visit Fred Bartel. Helen Goodwin returned to New Castle after a visit with Miss Maris Kauffman. John G Starr Reeves has returned to Gambier Ohio where he attends Renyon College. Madison Brawden has gone to me, having tmen called there by ousiness of her mother.
Miss Smith of St Louis will christen Uncle Sam's new cruiser BY Louis at Newport News in May. The vessel, among the navy's newest warships, is expected to be one of the fastest destroyers in service.
West Indianapolis residents report visits and acknowledgments as families from Centerton, Clayton, Greencastle and Crawfordsville share time with relatives. Guests include Mrs M Quigley, Miss Ida Glidewell, Mrs Florence Harris, Mr Otto Leppert and many others visiting Urbana area friends and hosting gatherings at homes and clubs.
Broad Ripple notes a flurry of visits and relocations with residents from Nora, Sheridan, Carmel, Indianapolis, Noblesville, and Cincinnati. Friends and relatives frequent gatherings, weddings, and a high school alumni banquet at Brenneman Cottage highlighting local social ties and recent moving patterns.
A long list of local visits and events from North Indianapolis includes J D Shaw han's planned Ruehvilla visit, the A W J club meeting with Anna Mofit, and various entertainments by Laura Ferguson, Grace Shaw, and others. Multiple households in Indy and nearby towns host guests, with church groups planning receptions and clubs holding meetings, awards, and upcoming social events through May.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bennett of Shirley returned home after visiting Warry Strickland and family. Benjamin Angle of Indianapolis visited friends there this week. Miss Fannie Watson returned from several days with friends at Anderson and Pendleton. Miss Hertha Justice visited Miss Leona Jackson at Knightstown. Mrs William Cleary of Michigan, visiting her father Mr J X Moulder, with Frank Bohm and wife, have returned from Logansport.
Miss Bertha Call waits for friends at Taytorarite while 5 W. Titus returns from a visit to St. Louis. Carla Caywood spent the week at New Bethel, and Frederick Saylor visits relatives in Mount Carmel. James Hennessey and children visit Columbus relatives as Charles P. Driggs goes to Boweton to stay indefinitely. Lorene Hunter of Lawrence visits Pearl White. Mary Patton entertains the 41 B church choir. Mrs. William Depka returns from two weeks in Beflefantame Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen and daughter Beatrice return from Cincinnati. Labralon elit meets Wednesday evening with Elizabeth Futlen. Walter Hall and James Shimer go to Chicago Saturday for university. O. B. Whitehen returns to Moran after week with Marcellus Whits. Mrs. Robert Greeninn and son Edward of Huntingburg visit her mother Mrs. Barbary Reinker-Myra. Eliza Bimker attends Mothers' club for Kill-Aergarten. Tuesday afternoon hill guests include 9 Bell of Rushville and Eliza Hanne of Fortville. Mr. and Mrs. Israel P. Mehaffey announce engagement of daughter Esato Leola to James Arthur Dehn wedding May 10. J. B. Livingston hosts Violet Demaree and Mrs. Charles Richarde and daughters Bina and Ido of Howland.
Residents and relatives are noted visiting in Cumberland and nearby towns. The column lists numerous brief encounters as Mrs Gale Mrs Wealing Mr Grine and others spend time in cities like Columbus Indianapolis Franklin and Julietta. A Cumberland school program scheduled for Friday afternoon and a 16th birthday celebration are also recorded.
A garbled dialogue snippet mentions money from Wheat corner and a person named Jose Inane. It references a woman in Cleveland and the spread of Philadelphia roots worldwide. The text also alludes to the Daughter of the American Revolution and a South American organization.
Local notices report Conner heading to Rushville with friends and Mrs. Charles De Wana returning from Bronkville. W. M. society meets at Mrs. A. B. Allgiro’s Audubon road home. Mra Connor plans a trip to New York for permanent residence while Mr and Mrs Connor will go next week. Euchre club, dancing group, and luncheon gatherings mark a busy week among Irvington residents with visits to St Louis Danville and Cumberland noted.
Mrs John Hart and her mother Mrs Gordon will travel to California in May and be away a short time. Rothbart family plan a summer visit to Wolcatt Indiana while Mrs A Hy Taylor hosts guests. A minstrel show at the clubhouse yielded about 175 dollars. The wedding of Adelaide Delther and Ross Thomas is set for Tuesday evening. A tennis court will be built opposite the clubhouse with expenses paid from the treasury. Mia Liver will arrive from the south in May to spend the summer with her sister Ava. A dance at the subhouse is scheduled for May. The organizers Miss Brown Laura Reed and Hazel Ohr coordinate the event plans.
Mr and Mrs Perry Apple attended a church dedication at Hope on Sunday. Claude Apple and a friend from Alurion visited friends here. Charles Mack and family visited relatives in Alexandria. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of St Louis are visiting relatives here. Land Whitaker of Summitville visited friends. Mrs Intin White of Brightwood visited her parents. Mrs Stapleton of Muncie visited her sister Mrs William Coppersmith. Mr and Mrs Greene of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Ancona Apple. Seymour Morrison of Indianapolis was guest of Mrs Iert Moore. Mr and Mrs Parker Ingalls of Anregon were guests of Mr and Mrs John Apple. Mr and Mrs Samuel Werver of Sand... returned home. Mrs Clayton Olvey and her son entered Brightwood and visited Marion Apple. Mr and Mrs Joss of Philadelphia spent weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Michael Muck. Mrs Neat Plummer and daughter Stella of New Bethel spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Barney Weaver.
The report lists visits and guests among residents. Misa Kate Watson hosted friends in Indianapolis on Wednesday. The Com mandrian club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs J M Larimore and others. Frankfort guests A G Chittick and family stayed with A C Pilkinton. E E Davis and wife visited Martinsburg before staying with Mrs Mahe Shanahan in Munce lle. Mrs A T Croat n of Chicago, visiting East Greenfield relatives, left for Carthage Thursday morning. Miss Nelle Reed, Metropolitan School of Music student, gave a recital in Indianapolis Tuesday night with her parents James F L Reed accompanying.
Delightful event at the Area menting of the Charitte Emerson club hosted by Ave Mary K Overstreet. Addresses were read by Dr L Z Marshall and Myra Durlap of Andersen. Mrs Edna Blee visited Edinburg. Overstreet and wife hosted guests. Th Martin spent Easter in Indianapolis. Mrs Aturme Fatincer of Martinaville visiting parents Leslie Fisher of Tex Angelis Cal after Bryen Fears. Otto Taylor and wife moving to iory to engage in post ness. Mrs Dean Forsythe of Trafagar hosted her mother. Local visits by Overstreet Strs M C Overstreet Miss Lacy Eaten Warren O. Mrs Gordon Davis from Louisville visited. Madings Honitax club announced engagement of Klesnor La Grange to William P Voris. Wedding planned in duns.
Lawrence Awrrence notes a senior hop in Indianapolis while many relatives and friends visit from Anderson Cumberland Fisher's Station and Ava. The column lists hosts and visitors including Burns McCormick Records Murphy Sturphy and Kantmens Who attended or hosted gatherings and family events across Indianapolis Cumberland Anderson and nearby towns.
Mount Gilead resident Carter and Kokomo native Card visited friends here recently. Butler College student Pritchard and Indianapolis visitor Dowhirie were among those seen. Graduation exercises for the West Newton high senior class 196 were held at the M B church with Robert Kelly delivering the address. Graduates included Kata Guyer Jensie Monre Susie Stokesberry Mary Flat Hitt and Howard Haddock.
Charles Waste McGeehee and Ron A Van Nuys both of Hopewell were married on Wednesday evening. They will establish their home in Warsaw.
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