Society day events and hosts in Broad Ripple
Miss Agnes Herbert of Cleveland was the honor guest at a ThursdayBroad Ripple chicken supper and picnic party with numerous guests including Vitalis Moore Elizabeth Brennan Eleanor Feasel and several O Hearn and Korbly family members. Omega Phi Tau sorority hosted a porch party on Gray street with lanterns sunflowers and a planned August 11 picnic at Fairview park.
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Agnes Herbert
Cleveland
Broad Ripple
Vitalis Moore
Elizabeth Brennan
Eleanor Feasel
Marie O’hern
Mary Deéry
Mesers
Thomas
Wade O’hern
C. E. Murphy
L. F. Whittington
W. McTighe
Harry Bell
Miss Herbert
Miss Moore
Hazel Rose
Omega Phi Tau ‘Sorority
Gray Street
Clara Selb
Mamie Wachstetter
Alma Oderbach
Bessie
Clara McCormick
Helen Felton
Wahnetah Wright
Goldie Ga
Aid Association Plans Vacation Swimming Club
The Children's Aid Association plans an eight lesson vacation swimming program for 150 boys ages 11 to 17 at the YMCA pool under F W West supervision. Enrollment at five milk stations with headquarters in the Lemcke building. Classes will learn to swim for 15 cents total and include transportation. A 60 foot swim across the tank earns a button and a Riverside Park picnic with watermelon ice cream and peanuts. First lesson date to be announced by Frank D Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Association
F. W. West
Lemcke
Riverside Park
Frank D. Loomis
Children’s Aid Association
Chicago Plans War on Tussock Moths in Shade Trees
Chicago officials move to secure funds for a bold campaign against tussock moths destroying city trees. Mayor Busse will confer with Alderman Bielfuss as two foresters aim to scrape insects from willows, lindens, horse chestnuts and maples. Affected residents including schoolchildren may be urged to assist in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Busse
Bielfuss
Small Parks Commission
Jacob H. Prost
Foell
Council
Mr. Prost
Austin
South Park
TENTS AND CAMP LIFE GROWING IN SUMMER NEW YORK
More than fifty thousand New Yorkers embrace outdoor living this summer with tents spreading across New York New Jersey and Long Island. The demand for canvas homes surges as commuters families and workers choose camping over city heat. Camp cities arise along seashores rivers and open sands within a forty minute radius of Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Manhattan
New Jersey
Long Island
Pleasure boat Satellite explosion kills two in Boston Harbor
In Boston Harbor the pleasure fishing steamer Satellite exploded, killing two people and injuring others. The vessel was operating near Devon Massachusetts on August 5. Investigators began examining the blast as witnesses recounted the shock and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Mass
Boston Harbor
Fun at Colonial Playhouse Delights Local Audience
The Burns sisters sing lively songs in summer frocks, Van Celle performs daring foot juggling, the Dohertys deliver a talking and singing act, and Turkey Boyd closes the bill as the minstrel man. The show packed the house with light entertainment and audience cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Burns Sisters
van Celle
Dohertys
Turkey Boyd
Rosalind at Redgate at Park theater opens
Meredith Nicholson’s new play Rosalind at Redgate debuts at the Park theater in Indianapolis with strong advance interest. The production features a famous water drenched scene and a female lion act by Milo Adgie and her den of trained lions with additional free attractions including Herr Albers polar bears and Daredevil Delyo on a cage of death motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Redgate
Mr. Nicholson
Rosalind
Park Theater
Indianapolis
Herr Albers
Daredevil
Deyelo
Milo
Adgie
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Minerva Searles
Marie Hilderbrand
Bess Taylor
Myrtle Kemp
James Kemp
Harry J. van Dorah
Northwestern Avenue
John D. Todd
Moores Hill
Ind
Todd
Beulah Rockafellow
Frank L. Sullivan
Edwin
B. F. Meixell
Gertrude Gannon
Boston
Meixell Automobile
James Jake
Sy Ote
Arthur Vonnegut
Mrs. Vonnegut
Frank M. Vauvre
Europe
Mary Laycock
Lake Maxinkuckee
T. B. Laycock
Wawasee
Edith Skinner
Ethel Miller
Tipton
Minnie and
Isabel Houghton
Elizabeth Carter
Newport
J. A. Lemcke
Jessie Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
Mrs. Lemcke
Darwin Brown
Katherine Christianson
Oakland
C. Christianson
Grace Philpott
Stella Morrison
Geneva
Switzerland
Walter Howe
Bethany’ Park
Reade B. Laycock
Mrs
Richard Kelsey
Cleveland, O
Mr. Kelsey
J. F. Johnston
J. C. Marsh
Mrs. Plummer
Peoria
Mrs. H. Huckelmeyer
Cincinnati
John Candee Dean
Scotland
England
Southampton
W. B. Young
J. B. Wiles
Ripley, O
Virginia Wiles
Eva Young Wiles
Ocean City
N. J
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
P. Sheeran
Adirondack Mountains
William Garstang
Mabel and
Virginia Garstang
Wilfred Garstang
Madeline Wyrock
Mabel Wyrock
Fairmount
Mary Hirsch
Harlan Street
Gerritt A. Archibald
Virginia Hardwick
Atlantic City
Frances C. Hahn
Bess Hann
Jack
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
John Girvin
Toronto
Canada
Euchre and
Bridge
Charles M. Malott
Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
Eva J. Fauset
Rome City
J. F. Stahl
Sylvan Lake
Robert Ray Bunch
Lake Wawnsee
Anne Krewer
Arsenal Avenue
Coshocton
Mrs. C. C. Perry
Charles Hudson
Brookside Avenue
Newcastle
Jean M. Catterson
Maria Catterson
Lake Wawasee
William F. Turner
East
Emma Carter
Leland, Mich
AID Association
Furnas
Maxine Elliott
Leopold DE Rothschild
London
Lord Rothschild
Maxine Ellott
Rothschild
Elliott
Homes
FUN AT
Badger Furniture
Washington St
W Amusements
Nicholson
Riverside Betteing Beach
Wasson
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