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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

4

Quiet wedding and society news in Delaware streets

The marriage of Miss Helen Ford and Harold Whiting Slauson will be quietly celebrated at the bride’s parents’ home on North Pennsylvania Street with family and few out-of-town guests. The ceremony includes Dresden color decorations, a canopy setup, and a wedding supper. The couple will honeymoon at Alexandria Bay and later reside in Yonkers. The column also notes multiple social calls, visits, and forthcoming weddings including Miss Magdalena Becker to George Schroer and several gatherings for Miss Anita Muhl and Miss Katharine Carr.

Helen Ford J. H. Ford Harold Whiting Slauson New York Pennsylvania Street Robert P. Little Winchester Ind Dresden Alexandria Bay N. Y Yonkers J. W.slauson Kinsley Slauson H. Kinsley Wilcox Middletown Richie Ruddell Raymond Ruddell James P. Batten Richard Batten Kokomo J. W. Mettlen Maurie Mettlen Des Moines J. H. Pyke Mildred Pyke Fouche Seattle Wash China Shanghai Pyke Tein Sein Magdelena R. Becker Barbara Becker George J. Schroer Sacred Heart Church Andrew Butzkueben O Marie Hilderbrand Delaware Street Helen Smith Crawfordsville Harry Hilderbrand Boyd Templeton Virginia Howard Minerva Searles Augusta Murphy Louise Johnson Tornette Schafer Bert Bacon Edward Robbins Herbert Jenkins Paul Mansfield Gerald Maffey Thomas Gray Emil Schoppe Daniel O’brien Harold Peterson Columbus Miss Johnson Miss Smith Katherine Carr Harry W. Bates Nelle Kingsley North Boville Avenue Miss Carr Irene Thompson

Women Help Raze Strodtman Heights Church

In St. Louis on August 31 members of Strodtman Heights Christian church demolished their building at 2630 Genevieve Ave. Pastor Rev. William A. Webster and Evangelist Frank Beach supervised a crew of about 40, including 15 women, tearing down the frame structure after services. Salvage moved to a new site at Lillian and Genevieve.

St. Louis, Mo Strodtman Heights Christian Church Genevieve Avenue Lillian and Genevieve Avenues William A. Webster Frank Beach Webster

Silk Farm Thrives In Man's Back Yard

In Philadelphia a barber Jo seph J Carvelo uses a 20 by 20 foot city backyard to cultivate a silk farm, proving small plots can host unusual gardens despite dense urban surroundings. In New York the Heinze case moves forward as he gains a license to marry Mrs Bernice Henderson despite a $25,000 suit from Mrs Lillian Hobart French over burning love letters.

Philadelphia Joseph J. Carvelo St. Albans Street Carvello New York F. Augustus Heinze Copper King Lillian Hobart French Heinze Bernice Henderson French Henderson

Mulberry Orchard Becomes Small Silk Farm Near Somers Point

Patient work and planning yield 150 mulberry trees with fine leaves in a backyard plot. Beginning two years ago, the experiment proves successful and the owner plans large scale silk farming next season near Somers Point. The domestic mulberry stock, gifted by Secretary James Wilson, frames a budding orchard for silk production.

Somers Point Carvello James Wilson

If Women Love You Who Is To Blame

Roscoe H. Sanborn says he cannot be blamed for letters of devotion from about one hundred women found by his wife. He claims the letters are friendly jollity from clients in his real estate business and denies any impropriety. The wife plans to name most correspondents as co respondents in a divorce suit.

New York Roscoe H. Sanborn

Romance in Quarantine Sparks Norristown Marriage

In Norristown Pennsylvania on August 30 a romance born from a home quarantine linked to Rev. William J Mills died illness of granddaughter Olive. Mary Mengle the mother married Norristown health officer Charles E White who ordered the quarantine. The ceremony was conducted by the bride's father Dr Mills.

Norristown William J. Mills Olive Mary Mengle Charlies BE. White Mills

Dockstader Not to Appear at Murat

Lew Dockstader and his minstrels were canceled from opening at the Murat next Monday. The theater will commence winter programming Monday night and name a first half of the week attraction by Thursday. Management learned of the cancellation late Tuesday and confirmed it Wednesday morning.

Lew Dockstader the Murat Dockstader The Murat

Bumble Bees Will Help Raise Berries in Wareham

In Wareham Massachusetts August 31 Prof H J Franklin of the state cranberry experimental bog at East Wareham reports bumble bees will play a key role in cranberry cultivation next year. Bees on blooms may spread a substance or extract something that strengthens the plant and yields larger tastier berries. Franklin calls this the first major finding since the station opened weeks ago and suggests growers may invest in bees for next season.

Wareham Mass H. J. Franklin East Wareham Franklin

Boy Sues For Divorce In Rockford

Walter Johnson, 17, filed suit for divorce from his 19 year old wife in Rockford Idaho after claiming he consented to marriage only due to her importunities and teasings. Court records indicate the couple wed recently.

Rockford Walter Johnson Johnson

Mrs Fiske to Present Beck y Sharp and Pillars of Society

Amusements note Mrs. Fiske will perform Becky Sharp and Pillars of Society at English's on Sept 8 9 10 with the Manhattan company praised for the two Ibsen plays. An anecdote recalls Martin L Alsop understudying Gillette in Secret Service in London and meeting royalty. Arvine and his company press morning to night to finish a flawless opening blaze of glory as seats rush.

Becky Sharp Hedda Gabler Rebecca Mrs. Fiske Martin L. Alsop Vaughan Glaser the Park William Gillette England Secret Service Mr. Alsop Gillette London Prince of Wales Edward VII Alexandra Prince Frohman Dillingham Mistah Gill Lette

Flying Nelsons Draw Big Crowds At Riverside Beach

Big business lines Riverside bathing beach as the Flying Nelsons stage their aerial act for large afternoon and evening crowds. They are credited as originators of many aerial tricks, with the free attraction drawing steady applause. Next week features include Junitia, a bicycle leaper just back from Europe, with matinee Sunday. McIntyre Jr. of Follies of the Day at the Empire is a versatile performer in white face and a writer of vaudeville sketches.

Riverside Bathing Beach Junitia Europe William J. McIntyre the Empire McIntyre Heath McIintyre Jr Mr. McIntyre

The Lost Paradise Opens Season at Majestic with Arvine

If the players’ hard work counts, the Majestic theater opening on Monday features George Arvine in The Lost Paradise as the season’s initial play. The arrival of the cast signals a hopeful start for local stagegoers and critics alike.

George Arvine Majestic Theater Inital

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