Society Notes Record of Weddings and Travel Fun
The column details Miss Katheryn Carr's Sept 14 marriage to Harry Bates and a string of visits, travels, and gatherings. It lists engagements, birthday party for Marie Taylor, military chaplain arrangements, cottage trips, and numerous local social visits, with many names and destinations across Indiana and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Carr
Arthur EB. Carr
Harry W. Bates
Frank. Bates
Irene Thompson
Nelle Kingsley
Bethany Mecca of Mission Work Week at Bethany Park
Foreign missionaries headline a Bethany park program this week with I B Hoffman and Charles T Paul delivering talks. Miss Mattie Boteler of Cincinnati and Dr John P D John are featured speakers on topics including Western Women in Eastern Lands and Did God Make Man. Bloomington Symphony Orchestra provides music as hundreds attend daily sessions and sunrise prayers. Indianapolis leaders head Bethany helpers’ group, while Horatio Harryman supervises Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Park
I. B. Hoffman
Charles T. Paul
Hiram
Paul
Indiana Woman's Board of Missions
Association
Effie Cunningham
Indianapolis
Vernon Stauffer
Angola
Ind
Mattie M. Boteler
Cincinnati
The
Outlook
John P. D. John
de Pauw University
God
Bloomington Symphony Orchestra
Bethany Helpers
Addie V. Parker
John Heath
Joseph Stacey
Horace Hadley
Tabernacle
C. W. Cauble
Martinsville
W. E. Hackleman
H. A. Denton
Bedford
Emma Fern
Brendell
Zionsville
Andrey Mortland
Toledo
Flying Freaks Overwork Busy Patent Office
The Patent Office reports a surge of over 150 weekly aeroplane and airship patent filings since Wrights flight at Ft Myer. Many are impractical or dangerous, with inventors from Boston Cleveland St Louis Hot Springs and Clarksville proposing cylinders sails and bombs as motive power aboard unconventional airships and jetless aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patent Office Gazette
Patent Office
Wright
Ft. Myer
Boston
Cornplanter
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baldwin
Zeppelin
Hot Springs
Ark
New York City
Kentucky
Clarksville
Tenn
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Brooklyn Airship Bugs Take Wing in Patent City
A Brooklyn patent describes a crude flying machine with feathered slats for lift amid a string of Brooklyn airship inventions. Mineola and Brooklyn figures claim these devices, though varied, hint at flight despite shaky power estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mineola
Patent Office
Giant Hat Dangers Baldness Claim Shocks London
London Aug 8 A west end hair specialist warns that colossal hats block sun and air and tug on hatpins like kites risking women’s hair. He predicts hair color loss and possible baldness unless millinery is revised.
Dahomey Prince in Paris Earns Ten Dollars a Month
Prince Roulery Ouibere son of the late king of Dahomey, now in Paris, works as a sugar refinery bundle boy earning ten dollars monthly. An insult from an Apache led him to collar the aggressor and deliver him to a policeman, drawing attention to his precarious status and delayed pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roulery Ouibere
Dahomey
Paris
Koulery Ouibere
Koulevy
Woman Falls From Moving Car In City Incident
Miss Ella Driscoll of 1816 North Meridian Street fell from a Central Avenue car Sunday night at Nineteenth and Central. One foot was crushed under the wheels and may have to be amputated. She was taken to Deaconess Hospital. Bicycle policemen Reidy and Englebright learned from Motorman Mack Farrell that she did not wait for the car to stop but swung from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Driscoll
North Meridian Street
Central Avenue
Nineteenth and
Deaconess Hospital
Reidy and Englebright
East Seventeenth Street
Mack Farrell
Miss Driscoll
No Talk About Brown Vacation Worth Talking
A brief Detroit Free Press quip notes Brown’s vacation yielded silence. The joke hinges on Brown not saying anything and not having done anything noteworthy to discuss. No clear people or events beyond Brown and the newspaper’s punning remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Detroit Free Press
Noblesville to Get Through Service to South Bend
Special to The Sun from Noblesville Indiana August 8 officials announce a future through service between Noblesville and South Bend. Five hours travel time will connect with the old Three S road as the track is put in shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Here
South Bend
Rosalind at Red Gate Opens Park Theater Season
Indiana theatergoers welcome the 1910 1911 Park Theater season with Rosalind at Red Gate a George Middleton dramatization of Meredith Nicholsons romance and mystery starring Cuba Niblo in Indianapolis an Indiana setting with three touring companies planned for the national run. Mile Adgie and troupe perform lions at Riverside beach this week with a Monday ladies day free admission and a Mayer band concert midweek followed by Davenport high wire act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind
Red Gate
Indianapolis
Indiana
George Middleton
Meredith Nicholson
Cuba Niblo
Chicago
United States
Riverside Bathing Beach
Mile
Adgie
Liona
Mayer
Davenports
New York Hippodrome
England urged to support general conscription by war apostles
London reports a surge of militant sentiment as Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener promote general conscription with itinerant speakers. Sir Richard Temple urged that foreigners would control taxes and government, and warned women of domestic risk if men avoid military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
England
Richard Temple
Emergency blackout rules for streets and households
A fragment notes a 'lights out' order halting street access and urges care for homes with infants during sudden illness, underscoring risks and responsibilities in a blackout scenario.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Taylor
William Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Page
Flora Kaenlieber
Spencer, Ind
B. J. Muller
John A. Ferry
Anna Ferry
Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Father Ferry
Clave Dempsey
Muller
Jessie Adams
George Pritchard
Broad Ripple
Kelso Cotttage
Edith Fletcher Churchmann
Wiesse
O. C. Neier
G. M. Cornelius
Neier
William Ratcliff
Greencastle
Dorothy Reynolds
M. M. Scott
Harry Scott
Edward Creasey
Fanchon ‘Creasey
New York
East
Louis Mayer
Gavin
Laura Gavin
Denver
Col
Frank Gavin
Frank Weber
EB. W. Fenger
Caroline Fenger
Smith Farm
Theogery
Charles R.williams
Sheybogan
Wis
Miss Richie
Louisville, Ky
Mrs. I. N. Richie
Claude Richie
Spring Lake
Helen May Irwin
Mrs
Frank Irwin
Ft. Wayne
Mary Ruth Summers
Gilbert G. Summers
George Boyle
Délia Carroll
Columbus, O
John Carroll
Eleanor Feasel
Pennsylvania Street
Joseph Schreiner
Richmond
Sandusky
Miss Irma Murphy
Charles L. Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Clarence Nichols
Thomas A. Flaherty
Matt Mary Winsor Cox
Charles M. Walker
Irvington
Leland, Mich
Frank Ruddy
Belen
Katherine
Rome City
H. F. Hill
North
S. J. Brash
College Avenue
Terre Haute
C. E. Tuttle
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Richard Smith
Hillman
Cincinnati, O
Chester Webster
Fred Tuttle
Gamma Beta Club
Parkway Pavilion
John R. Welch
Anna Welch
Milwaukee
T. B. Hessling
Cedar Point, O
Barbara Bradinger
Buffalo, N. Y
Thomas P. Boatman
Colorado Springs
Mary A. Spink
Bonnie Spink
Grand Haven
Mich
Urbana Spink
Miss Spink
Dr. Spink
Edward McGrath
Seattle
Wash
Mr. McGrath
West
Mrs. B. Davis
Pittsburg
Woodruff Place
Mr. Davis
Clement Jones
Howard Kord
Elizabeth Purtle
J. P. Durham
Mattoon, Ill
A. S. Marshal
Alonzo Boyd
Mackinac Island
Dale Ayers
Shelbyville
Mrs. Marshall and Sons
Rev
George D. Wolf
Mountains
R. H. Brown
Baby
Paul Clifford
Delphi
John Darmody
George Knox, D.D
Lafayette
Josephine Henley
F. W. Lough
Texas
Bethany Mecca
Miss Boteler
Patent
Motive Power
Miss May Goelet
Duchess OF Roxburghe
London
Astoria Iwidenascten
W Amusements
Park Theater
King of Beasts
Sige
Britain
National Service League
Geerim
Cardus
Dean’s
Eagle Brand
Fletcher's
Duffy's
McDade
9CI
Senate and
NAVIN
Delaware and Market
Alabama
Ohio
Baldwin Company
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Light & Heat C Co
Monument Place
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