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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1910

Page

4

Delightful novelty shower for Edith Hull at East Ohio street

Mrs. William B. Campbell hosted a Tuesday afternoon novelty shower at her East Ohio street home in honor of Miss Edith Miriam Hull, soon to wed Bert McCammon. Attendants included Miss Margaret Harris of Noblesville and many friends, with pink and green decor and bridal-themed favors. Numerous social visits follow, including a luncheon for Miss Eleanor Johnston of Chicago and various trips by society members to cities and lakes.

William B. Campbell East Ohio Street Edith Miriam Hull Bert McCammon Campbell Margaret Harris Noblesville W. M. Smith Birmingham Ala Stella Fox Anna Tousey Cecelia Ittenbach D. K. Baggs C. F. Walker Edward Wagner John Spake A. G. Swank William Griffith Busatt C. M. Freeman Griffith Miss Hull A. B. Davis Hdleanor Johnston Chicago Edith Gertrude Harehman C. H. Callahan Benjamin Schreckengost May Fisher J. T. Hull

Secret formula for preserving fruit explodes myths

Los Angeles chamber of commerce officials explain there is no universal recipe for preserving fruit for exhibition. Success relies on skill and individual treatment per jar, with experts like Charles L. Wilson refining fluids in a basement lab, watching jars for months while a mix of sulphurous acid salt sugar vinegar and other ingredients creates the right solution.

Los Angeles Cal Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles Chamber Frank Wiggins Chamber Charles L. Wilson Wilson Wiggins BP. Dc Cully

Midweek Concert at Fairview Park Tonight

Indianapol is military band directed by H. W. Klausmann performs at Fairview Park with solos by Charles J. Kiefer and W. Pink Hall and a Masonic quartet. Program includes Three Star Polka cornet solo, Down South descriptive piece, Middleton Munsonie quartet, William Tell overture, and songs.

Fairview Park Indianapolis Cornet Rollinson Charles J. Kiefer Middleton Munsonie Homer van ‘Wie Fred. M. Loomis J. R. Lynn Oliver Isensee Internisaion William ‘Tell Rossini Pink Hall Erie

Papal legate arrives for Montreal eucharistic congress

Mgr Sante Tampieri arrives to represent Cardinal Hannutelli at the Montreal eucharistic congress preparations. He will visit Archbishop OConnell Boston and Archbishop Farley, then attend the St Patrick Cathedral consecration in October. The six day event begins September 6 with an open air eucharistic procession. Over 100000 Catholics expected to attend.

Montreal O'Connell Boston Montrea Canadian College Farley St. Patrick’s Cathedral Thomas Shaughnessy Canadian Pacific Railroad Lake Champlain Washington Taft Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Glennon St. Louis Pius XI North America Atlantic Lord Strathcona Canada Mgr. Bruchesi

Two Leaders in Club Raid at Narragansett Pier

A raid on the Narragansett club at Narragansett Pier led by J. S. Ivins and J. S. Cross ended with Cross entering the clubhouse with a pistol and ax. He halted arrests but kept names of society members confidential until Mrs Hanan learned her name was publicized, prompting further disclosures.

Narragansett Pier J. S. Ivins J. S. Cross Narragansett Club Cross J. H Hanan

Masses and Processions Mark Sept 11 at Notre Dame and Mount Royal

The events include a midnight mass for men at Notre Dame a municipal reception for the cardinal legate at city hall a formal opening at St James cathedral an open air mass at Mount Royal and the final Sunday procession on Sept 11 with the pope's representatives carrying the sacrament through four miles of streets to Mount Royal for a blessing.

Church of Notre Dame St. James' Cathedral Mount Royal

Imperial Ballet Girls In Clover

St Petersburg August 11 The Russian imperial ballet weighs new winter spectacles and splits on costume lines. Nicholas orders two costume sets to judge, while praising the emperor as a “little father.” Royal landays become daily outings with imperial coaches. Italian dancers dominated until Nicholas backed La Kashetchinskaya, driving foreigners from the ballet.

ST. Petersburg Russian Imperial Ballet Nicholas Imperial Imperial Ballet la Kashetchinskaya Ballet

Teacher Accepts State Normal Chair at Terre Haute

Miss Minnie Weyl has accepted the chair of history in the high school department of the State normal school at Terre Haute. She has taught for several years in Greensburg schools and last year graduated from Columbia University.

Franklin Ind Minnie Weyl State Normal School Terre Haute Weyl Greensburg Columbia University

Explosion at Spithead fort maims soldiers

An explosion rocked a British coast defense fort at Spithead on Thursday. A sergeant was blown to pieces, three enlisted men died, and several others were injured, with minor injuries reported among remaining personnel.

London Spithead

Any Woman Can Have a Soft Velvety Complexion

An old advertisement explains a home facial lotion using simarol glycerine and hot water to treat blackheads large pores pimples freckles and muddy skin. The method involves shaking the two ounce package with glycerine and amarol then letting it stand before applying after washing and drying the face and limbs. It promotes a natural soft glow over cosmetics and powders and asserts the solution keeps pores open to air. A druggist sells the two ounce amarol package.

National Dinner Hour Checked Up

Washington report describes a park observatory complex with white stone buildings and domes housing astronomical instruments. A corps of experts maintains time that governs the nation, with a vault standard clock wound by electricity every half minute to keep precise imperial time.

Lions at Riverside Amusement Feud Over Toothache

Mile Adgie and her lions perform at Riverside bathing beach with Prince the big lion in pain from a molar. Dentists balk at pulling Prince yet Adgie seeks nerve to treat the beast, possibly bringing a Cincinnati zoo expert to aid. Mayer's band concert drew a large crowd, followed by two high class acts next week including the Great Davenport and the Sterling brothers.

Riverside Bathing Beach Mile Adgie Prince Mlle Manager Daley Big Prince Milo Cincinnati Zoo Mayer Sterling Brothers

Rooster Fire Causes $2000 Loss in Montclair Barn

In Montclair New Jersey a hired man accidentally jolted a board waking a rooster. The startled bird knocked a lamp from his hand igniting oil and bursting flames. The coop barn and nearby buildings burned for two hours before the fire was controlled, totaling about 2000 dollars in damage.

Child

Suit Seeks 50000 For Breach Of Promise In Missouri

Martin Kapp of St Louis files breach of promise suit against Minnie Bicking of Kansas City seeking 50000 to mend wounded feelings and cover perceived losses after she proposed marriage then changed her mind. He cites her wealth and a Main Street property valued at 165000, with plans for a life together featuring his music study and cheerful companionship.

Kansas City, Mo Martin Kapp St. Louis Minnie Bicking Brooklyn Avenue Bicking Kapp Kansas City Main Street

Dog foils robbery at Ypsilanti post office

In Ypsilanti Michigan two men entered the back of the post office but a yapper lapdog and Mrs. Victor LeBlanc’s alertness thwarted the plot. She woke, saw the men, alerted Postmaster Lister who notified police.

Ypsilanti, Mich Ypsilanti Victor LeBlanc Lister

Meat and Candy Men Ordered to Clean Up

Crawfordsville Indiana August 11 Frank Stout and Philip Fink arrested for insanitary meat markets. Stout fined twenty dollars and Fink ordered to clean his shop before selling more meat. Two barrels of candy at H. Knox Co store discarded. John Owens state pure food inspector led inspections.

Frank Stout Philip Fink Stout Fink 8. H. Knox & Co John Owens

Newfoundland dogs near extinction in New York commentary

New Haven breeder Homer Lloyd Darrow warned that the Newfoundland breed is degenerating as those with money favor full blooded animals. He noted the breed has largely disappeared from shows and is seldom seen in the country.

New York Homer Lloyd Darrow New Haven

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