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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1910

Page

4

Miss Helena Cox Spicer wedding at home ceremony

Miss Helena E Cox and Mr Owen Spicer wed Thursday evening in a private ceremony led by Rev C L Welker. The couple will reside at 1801 North Senate Ave after October 14. A reception followed with fern and asters decor and a bridal party featuring Mendelssohn played for the entrance and a song by Edward Wilson.

Helena E. Cox Owen Spicer Kari Knappe C. L. Welker Harry ‘Hunter Edward Wilson Witile Mr. Spicer Senate Avenue

Local Boy Elected Kappa Alpha Phi President

W Harry Johnson of 302 East Street was elected national president of Kappa Alpha Phi. Other officers named include Lester Milligan of Muncie Indiana as president Carl George of Kokomo Indiana as secretary and Clint McClure of Huntington Indiana as treasurer. Wayne named for next national convention site and a decision to enlarge and publish the Triangle monthly followed a convention dance at the Denison hotel banquet hall.

W. Harry Johnson East Street Kappa Alpha Phi Lester M. Millgan Muncie Ind T'E Carl George Kokomo Clint McClure Huntington Fr. Wayne Denison Hotel

Paris hostess Mrs Hughes Halley to be advised by Gen Andre De Fouquires

Mrs Hughes Halley renowned Paris hostesses teams with Gen Andre De Fouquires a famed fashion arbiter who will lecture in major American cities on How American Men Should Dress and related topics during the season events.

Paris M. Andre de Fouquires

Sunday Concerts in City's Parks in Park Schedule

City parks host a Sunday afternoon concert program featuring overtures and selections from operas and popular tunes. Highlights include works by Suppé, Sousa, Handel, Wagner, and Gilbert, with performances labeled as Evening Program and Part I. The listing notes multiple composers, selections, and tempo marks scattered across the schedule.

Fairview Park Suppe Pink Hall M'lle Herbert Armand March Pit Bennett Custer Metropolitan Opera House Occu Tobant Pink Hall Hall Selection Marcelle Beissenherz Herman Winterhoff Voelker Albion Baetens Liberty Howard March Venius Radha Ie Kiefer

Denies Hiring Maid to Nag Husband in Divorce Action

Mrs. Augusta B. Ellison of 5568 Bartmer avenue denies a maid Jessie Cable's petition for 313.52 alleging the maid was hired to nag the husband to drive him from home and to block meetings. Ellison says she did not employ the maid for such duties and owes nothing. She sues her husband for divorce, claiming the maid acts for him.

ST. Louis, Mo Augustus B. Ellison Bartmer Avenue Jessie Cable Ellison

Duke of Abruzzi Marries Katherine Elkins Planned in Basie

The Secolo Friday reports the marriage is definite with plans in Basie where the couple met Queen Margherita and gained her consent.

Milan Secolo Duke of

Becket Sharp and Pillars of Society at Eng lish stage

Eng lish announces Beck y Sharp and Pillars of Society starring Mrs Fiske for Thursday Friday and Saturday September 8 9 and 10 with a Saturday matinee Mrs Fiske praised as a leading modern stage figure and praised for her Becky Sharp in Thackeray’s Vanity Fair The program also features Pillars of Society in a new Ibsen study with a later Park engagement offering St Elmo at Park the following week with matinee daily and popular prices

Becky Mitchell Thackeray Vanity Fair St. Elvna Willard Holcomb Augusta Evans Wilson Lookout Mountain St. Elmo Murray Hammond St. Elmo Murray Edna Earl

Sunday church services in city churches

Charlies Lemon speaks at Brightwood Methodist Sunday evening. Dr H A Gobbin of De Pauw will preach at Rob as Park tomorrow morning and night. Rev A R Miles preaches at Second Presbyterian tomorrow morning on A Safe Investment. Dr Stansfield returns from Europe and preaches tomorrow at 10 45 p m Meridian Street M E. Charles Lewson to speak Brightwood M E tomorrow 7 30 with Sutherland choir concert. Remy speaks tomorrow at North Park. McKee preaches on The Divided House. No evening service. McKee preaches tomorrow night at 5 at West Side Mission 1425 West Market. First Baptist preacher Rev Benjamin Dickhaut from Jamaica will preach morning and evening. Dr Turlor to return first Sunday in September. German American Christian citizenship meeting Sunday 3 p m Second Evangelical Church. J C Day to lead First Presbyterian Sunday morning. this is his first service here before leaving for Tyrone Pa. Saturday market 12–5 at Mrs Scott 1815 Central for Grace pro-cathedral building fund. Rev J E Ranier preaches at King Avenue M E Sunday morning and evening on The Omnipotence of God and Profit in Bible Study. Music by ladies quartet. Carlyle to sing Forever With the Lord. Sunday school members receive trolley ride tickets. Lares aid society to provide refreshments after ride. Rev Burford W Tyler preaches Home Presbyterian Sunday morning and evening. Tyler will discuss home mission work. Sept 4 Rev William H Alexander of Winona Ind to preach.

First Baptist Church Benjamin E. Dickhaut Jamaica G. 1 Turlor J. E. Ranier King Avenue M. E God Carlyle Lares’ Aid Society Burford W. Tyler Home Presbyterian Church Tyler Home Mission Committee Indiana Presbytery William TI. Alexander Winona Ind

Arvine Benton company opens season at Majestic theater

The Arvine Benton company of players begins its season at the Majestic theater on Monday September 5 with The Lost Paradise. Arvine and Benton assemble a strong cast for a lineup of new stock dramas farces and comedies many debuting locally. Gertrude Hayes and Louie Dacre lead the burlesque show Follies of the Day a Gerard production titled The Garden of Girls for Empire next week.

Benton Company of Players Majestic Theater Arvine Messrs Arvine and Benton Gertrude Hayes Louie Dacre Indianapolis Barney Gerard the Empire Gerard Little Sam Hearn Lew Reynolds Albert von Tilzer Miss Hayes Miss Dacre Arvine-Benton Promacion

Flying Nelsons to headline Riverside beach week

Flying Nelsons, an aerial act fresh from Ringling Brothers, will headline Riverside bathing beach for a week starting Sunday matinee. The troupe of two men and three women perform from the highest rigging, completing a triple somersault finale. Mayer's band schedules a Sunday musical program.

Riverside Bathing Beach Ringling Brothers Circus Nelsons Mayer Flying Nelsons Ringling Bros. Circus

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