Delights of Society Receptions at Doughertys Honor Daugher
A day of holiday gatherings features Mrs. Hugh Dougherty and her daughter Elizabeth Dougherty hosting guests at their North Meridian residence. Attendees include wedding party members for Miss Marie McConnell and numerous local society figures in festive rooms decorated with roses, holly, and Christmas greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dougherty
North Meridian Street
Elizabeth Dougherty
Marie McComnell
Miss Dougherty
Miss McConnell
Mrs. Dougherty
Portia McConnell
Harriett Bowen
Syracuse
Ruth Newton
Detroit
Mich
Helen Motley
Grand Rapids
Marjory Pickens
Bertha Schnull
Elizabeth Eitel
Dougherty
W. B. Cooley
C. N. Thompson
R. C. Blunett
C. N. Abbott
Arthur Vonnegut
Edwin H. Terry
Arthur V. Brown
Harry McFarlan
Connersville
Charles Mayer Jr
Bellevue
Fall Creek
William A. Eshbach
Sturm Avenue
Margaret Scott
Janet Shaw
Flora Terrence
Maennerchor
Rosabell Martin
Nan Keadin
Cincinnati
Florence Hancock
Roanoke
Mabel Smith
Charlies A. Layman
Dorothy Layman
Mary Moores
Frances Rabbits
Marjory Leeds
Springfield
Layman
Arthur B. Grover
Robert Green
Miss Boice
Chicago
Claire Wilson
Hiett
Dorothy Richardson
Allen Hunter
Pennsylvania
Bowman Elder
Ladies’ Literary Union
Nettie D. Rinker
Jefferson Avenue
Httle
Claudia Ertber
Rinker
Sennefeld
Clara Schumne
Wellesley College Club
Ayres
College
Wellesley
Jesse (. Moore
Jessie Wolff
Ethyl Hutchinson
Elizabeth Everittt
Bertha Schmill
Lois Brown
Helen
Laura Potter
Marjory Hungerford
East Thirteenth Street
Miss Hungerford
William A. Hungerford
Ethel Hungerford
Clarissa
Caroline Kuebeler
Jasper
Lucille Sweeney
Patricia McCarthy
Helen Reardon
Gretchen Reardon
Elizabeth Searles
Mildred Carmody
Laurice
Helen Mannix
M. Y. Campbell
North
Street
E. Campbell
Portland
Ore
James Campbell
Elgin
I H
Robert Campbell
Kalmazoo
Margaret Campbell
London
Canada
Frank Campbell
Their Happy Time
Fragmentary dialogue hints at Caroline and Carl's marriage, noting Emily and her husband’s happiness only part of the time as conversations reference domestic harmony and interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolie
Emily
Carl
Caroline
Yan
Vienna tragedy ends in hush money and acquittal
Joseph Mazek was fined 1.25 for carrying concealed weapons after shooting his fiancée and then shooting himself. The jury acquitted Mazek of murder, accepting the defense that the girl asked to be killed, ending a death pact case in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Joseph Mazek
Mazek
Boston Hesitated To Honor Author Portrait Row
Mayor Fitzgerald may seek legislative action to place Mrs. Julia Ward Howe's portrait in Faneuil Hall if the art commission excludes it. Rev. Charles W. Wendle says the panel has not unanimously barred the painting. John Elliott, Mrs Howe's son in law and painter, is ill and unaware of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fitzgerald
Julia Ward Howe
Fanniel Hall
Art Commission
Charles W. Wendle
Howe Memorial Commission
Unguarded Hatpins Outlawed In Kansas City
An ordinance passed by city council makes wearing hatpins with unguarded points a misdemeanor carrying a $1 to $500 penalty. Introduced by Dr. C. A. Jackson of the Thirteenth ward, the law aims to protect people from hatpin injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nance
C. A. Jackson
Dr. Jackson
State Employees to Work Monday After New Year
State offices will remain open on Monday as the New Year’s holiday has no legal sanction. Governor Marshal plans to work and officials will not close offices while he’s on duty. The finance board must meet on the first Monday in January to distribute funds, and township assessors will also meet the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Finance Board
Tax Board
St Charles Corn Bread and Transparent Pudding Recipe
Breakfast and lunch items listed for a daily menu followed by two recipes. The St Charles Corn Bread recipe explains mixing cornmeal and buttermilk with butter soda and eggs. the Transparent Pudding blends butter sugar eggs nutmeg and flavoring, then bakes in a deep dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
May Yohe Weighs Autobiography To Captivate Society
May Yohe prominent in both the United States and Europe contemplates writing an autobiography detailing her dramatic life. Speaking in San Francisco she says the book could shake society and would redefine dates to start from her publishing, though she fears libel suits if names are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yohe
Europe
San Francisco
May Yohe
Rush Job On To Sue Accused Trustee
Gov Marshall inundated the Attorney General with records of examinations of seventeen township trustees. Suits to recover funds allegedly misused will be filed if complaints reach county clerks by Saturday night. The batch covers trustees who served 1900 to 1904, with earlier suits against Hardy Rennewanz and Deal in named townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Francis M. Hardy
Anderson Township
Madison County
Leonard Rennewanz
Railroad Township
Starke County
Charles T.deal
Vienna Township
Scott County
Fourth Fire Victim Dies From Factory Fire Injuries
Cincinnati Ohio December 29 Phillip Hurley one of four Cincinnati fire department marshals died at his home early Thursday from injuries sustained in the two million dollar shoe factory fire last week marking the fourth death linked to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Q
Phillip Hurley
Cincinnati Fire Department
Woman physician named pathologist triggers staff resignation
Lancaster Pennsylvania December 20 1923 the appointment of a woman physician as pathologist at St Josephs hospital led to the resignation of the entire medical staff of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Earthquake kills many Turks in Elis province
A severe earthquake in Elis province, reported from Athens, has killed a number of people in Constantinople era dispatch. Houses collapsed and residents fled outdoors as soldiers dispatched for relief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
Athens
Yellow fever cases feared as Managua reports outbreak
Reports from Managua Nicaragua dated December 29 indicate several yellow fever cases with an epidemic feared. Authorities monitor the situation as residents express concern about the spread and potential public health impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelllow
Managua
Nicaragua
Oath Taken by Indianapolis Priests Against Modernism
Catholic priests in Indianapolis take a renewed oath of faith under Pope Pius X to oppose modernism. Fifty-nine oath takers in the diocese pledge belief in divine truth and apostolic succession, with records stored in the Episcopal archives and a new Parish Priests Consulters committee to guide priestly actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Meridian Street
Francis S. Chatard
Pius X
Indianapolis
Church of the Apostles
Chatard
Joseph Gavish
Rome
Indiana Farmers Back License To Fish Plan
Indiana farmers support a proposal by state fish and game commissioner George W. Miles to require fishing licenses outside one’s county. Funds would fund hatcheries to restock lakes and streams, a need farmers across rural districts recognize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miles
Fish and Game Commissioner
Miles
Fshing
Morton brothers travel from Galveston to Indiana visit parents
Riss Morton, second chief immigration inspector at the port of Galveston, visits Indianapolis with his brother E. Morton chief of the state employment bureau. They plan a Greentown, Indiana trip to see their parents Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riss Morton
Galveston
Indianapolis
E. Morton
State Employment Bureau
Greentown
Ind
Taft halts cadet girl social amid White House stop
A group of West Point cadets led by Senator Dick and twenty five Montana schoolgirls chaperoned by Senator Carter met by accident at the White House. President Taft halted further social flirting. The meeting was accidental and the parties left after brief introductions and a handshake with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Point
Ohio
Montana
Carter
White House
Taft
Obituary: Inames O'Brien Buried in Greencastle
Inames O'Brien a leading Democratic politician in the county was buried Thursday in Greencastle Indiana following his death Tuesday night from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Inames O’brien
O'Brien
Milk Bottle Theft Fears Spur Legal Action in Indianapolis
Indianapolis milk dealers vow to enforce a long standing law against using milk bottles other than their owner. They report yearly losses from bottle theft totaling thousands, with June and July seeing peak thefts as families repurpose bottles for jams and other uses. An inspector may be hired to report violations to state officials, and the trade aims to form a protective society to curb the habit. The Polk Sanitary Milk Company estimates annual losses at seven and a half thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fim
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Indianapols
Roosevelt Shrew Noted From Africa Expedition
The Roosevelt short clawed shrew is described in Smithsonian material as a small nocturnal insectivore with a long pointed snout that feeds voraciously on insects worms and mollusks. The Roosevelt expedition reportedly found eight new birds as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Africa
Smithsonian Institution
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Promise Claimed
The advertisement touts a Pyramid Pile Cure trial package claiming many cases of piles are cured without further treatment. It urges readers to mail for a free offer, promising savings over surgery and doctor bills if the product proves effective.
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Mrs
Franklin School
Mary Farrington
Riverside Park
S. Watt Pugh
Miss Farrington
J. P. Farrington
Mary Watts
Estelle Kesler
Sigma Phi Pal Sorority
Katherine
Emma Hickey
West Twenty-eighth Street
Helen Noyes
Milwaukee
Wis
F. A. Bauchens
Miss Layman
Elonnie Houck
Shortridge High School
Willa Meyers
College Avenue
John Meyers
James P. Ryan
Quill
J. H. Prentiss
Gary, Ind
Mrs. Habig
Kenwood Avenue
Mias
Katherine Peddie
St. Louis, Mo
Howard M. Gay
Mise
Edyth Bruce Wood
Leater P.norton
el Pano
Tex
Norton
Mrs. Spahr
Ome Kitsy
Dallas, Tex
Tere
Sigma Beta Sigma
Claypool
Marjory Lambeth
Eileen Weathers
New Albany
Caroline Powers
Decatur
Helen Conly
Dayton, O
Helen Beggs
Terre Haute
Josephine Saison
Reba Chadwick
Shelbyville
Annabelle Block
Texas
Lee Bassett
Columbus
Allen Dunn
Pittsburg
J. M. Walker
New Jersey Street
Broadway Church
Mr. Walker
Cora Bohlen
Roy Preble
Lynn Street
Alma Parker
Booneville
King Avenue
M. E. Church
J. F. Ranier
Clarence Durres
Nellie Dearmore
Bismarck Avenue
Mrs. Goodman
Washington, D. C
Solomon Meyer
Frank C. Lory
Bridge Club
Washington Boulevard
Rogabell Martin
William F. Price
Winfield
Orleans, Ind
John R. Nugent
Ralph
Herbert Knight
Ft. Wayne
Lad
Gov. Marshall
Constantinople
Pious X
Indiana
Bliss Morton
Whitehouse
Cascaret
Cascarets
Roosevelt Shrew
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall
Comb Bros
Washington St
Panama
German American Trust Co
Eiver
Washington Street
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