Society Gossip of the City Beacy Divorce Fear
Society gossip notes fright at divorce agitation with no formal filings amid tea gossip and social pressure. It mentions high life divorce rumors, theater etiquette, cocktails, and a string of socialite names and locales across Indianapolis and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacy
Dance Supper Draws Large Crowds Despite Cold Weather
The sequence of neaday evenings at the Anne Entry Hall features post dance suppers drawing big crowds, praised for success despite frigid conditions. Attendance remains high as organizers note continued enthusiasm for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaday Evenines
Anne Ehnty
Local society notes and engagements in Noblesville
Noblesville society column lists numerous visits and arrivals from Indianapolis Kokua Sheridan Tipton Greenfield and other areas. It notes engagements and upcoming weddings including Teste Patterson and William Caytor with a March 4 wedding, plus other social guests and family visits around town.
Broad Ripple MOA Ripsil E
Residents and visitors in Broad Ripple share social visits with Indianapolis and Carmel families. Attendees include Mrs Juke Cruse Mrs Retta Bown and Miss Florenza Nav Jennings with entertainment by the Christian Endeavor society at the Canadian church. New church officers are announced at a Ladies Aid event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa Rippil
Hers Cruse
Mien
Juke Cruse
Retta Bown
Carmel
Visio Thiteday
Mia
Emma Bite
Charles Culberison
Charles Whitinger
Mins Ince Steiger
Augusta
Thomas Ferguson
Indianapolis
Cara Gebhart
Maurice Jackman
Charles Jackman
Jane Whitinger
Aire
Watts
Charles Heston
Nora
W. B.S. Manders
Zlonsville
Alaska
Christian Endeavor Society
Florenza Nav Jennings
C. Purcell
MLB
Hi Home
Baturdiey
O. B. Murs Irin
Greencastle
T the
Anna Jackson
Ald Club
George Rheets
J. W. Baten
Mra
B. J. White
Bra
Clara ‘Whiteal
Social Calendar Notes From Thorntown And Nearby
Messrs Burke Frink and Mikgen Helen Wise host visits in Thorntown this week while Shelbyville and Indianapolis figures travel for social events. Local clubs meet at homes, with bake spreads, dinners, and Valentine activities planned. Women’s circles, church groups, and youth activities fill the week, including a Home Missionary society gathering and a valentine sale.
Augusta area visitors and weekend guests list
A string of short notes records residents and visitors in the Augusta area. Names include Amerr Hutter and N Tamby from Brownsiweg visiting W I Hollingsworth, Ivy Steger at Browd Ripple, Amer Whiserand from Lafayette visiting relatives, and numerous locals hosting or visiting in Indianapolis Lebanon Zionsville Nora Jolietville Parker City Mra Criss Guan Mrs Harry Ely and brother Lee Frank plan a few weeks in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Amerr Hutter
N Tamby
Brownsiweg
Hollingsworth
Ivy Steger
Browd Ripple
Amer Whiserand
Lafayette
John Blinmons
Indisnapotte
Wiliam Jobler
Indianapolis
Mra
al Goobuignt
Lebanon
Filton Klingensmith
Harry Ballard
Indianapolia
Everett McCurdy
Anna Beaman
Mies Zelda Kiinger
Slonsville
Flora Parks and Children
Jolietville
Geth Shelburn
Zionsville
John Emery
Fartly
Nora
Lew Emery
Harvey Griffey
Parker City
Eli Rodtbaueh
Lewin Neidhinger
Lonaville
Criss Guan
Chariex Bracken
Indianaport
Harry Ely
Lee Frank
Euro Pune
Ohio
Irvington Ryington Social Notes and Visits
Local society items list visits and greetings among residents. Mrs Berthadiet of Spencer visits Mre Senile Jeffrier. Mr and Mrs OW Pattie host gatherings. families from Adrian New Reap and Kokonne are noted. A Butler College party and church events are mentioned along with several weekend social calls and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryington
Ulapa Cory
C Greenaturg
Dave
Fier Vondin
Ming Mahel
Sandoreny
Signey
Myrhin
Berthadiet
Spencer
Jeffrier
Kirorer Hraytin
Ntwand
Frimvels
Levingtonn
Charlee KiebMiry
Satering
Howe
Stadf Ati
Ty Batterson
Tod
Anderson anderson-guest notices and social events listed
Local items list visits and social gatherings in Anderson with friends and relatives visiting from nearby towns. Notable entries include Mrs Beenis Longyost hosting at Mortitunest, Frank Dolman visiting Amderron, Brant Malt returning with friends to Daleville, and Miss Leah known as society belle of Bench hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atterson Friends
Beenis Longyost
Tad Mea A. Harris
Catash
Frheda
Atnerson
Frank Dolnan
Amderron
Inlanapala
Amen & Leaee
McMarcen
Amtersen
Theada
Paandleton
Wiliin
Daleville
Ola Mehaney
Bern
Manette
Ato
Ivor
Andereon
Meo
Mra
Blackburn
Chenville
Ata Few Farley
Anmtepsen
Maglzibe
Rome
Raph Magner
Pragean
Hubel Clark
Pendleton
Ate Alpha
Sumey
Reese
Mies
Mita Lewis
Af Prodieten
Gavin Derry
Eugene Lewte
Slo
Matas Jalletan
Mga Leah de Kniwn
Society Belle Af
Richmond social notes and hospital society meeting brief
Miss Laura Taller and Mrs Sadie Taller guest in Richmond with relatives near Dublin. Charles Hale visited relatives near Dublin. Bent of Cincinnati and H W Hall of Cambridge City guests of Richmond friends. Walter Wheeling of Cambridge City visiting Richmond. Ladies Aid Society of St Stephen's hospital met Friday at 2:90. Mrs Kelle Sands and Mrs William Rigaby went to Dayton for a few days. Mrs Charles Methorn returned home to Connersville. Mothers club at Fairview school. Ladies Aid Society of First Baptist met at Mrs J W Ferguson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Merser
Friends
Seymour
J. M. Jhaan
Terre Haute
James Fortunense
Shelbyville
Frances Walders
Richmond
Jennette Gossett
Columbus
Harry Miner
Loganaport
Indianapolis
Misa Mormon
Princeton
Misa Brera Thomas
Elizabethtown
Charles Bootty
Mra. Finley
Crawfordaville
Indanapolis
Charles Hamblen
Louis Wolf
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
George Powell
Ada L. Squier
Harry Utter
Martinsville
Thureday
Aramworth
Gracesburg
William x. Toker
Harrison School
W. B. Wheelock
Misa Lottie Fesler
Anna Dean
Indianapolia Trends
Edward ©. Fletcher
New York
Mediterranean
Maple Leaf Club
Mise Julia Linne
N. Burynitat
A. G. Selmar
Mins Mu. Sélman
Greenfield
George M. Ray
Mra. Warren
English’s
Jay Root
Anna J. Goan
Associated Charities of Anderson
Arbuckle
Brneat Maple
Tadianapolle
Joseph L. Snewid
M. Cohn
Miax
William Rider
Oscar Lynam
Mise Jen Tindall
Greenfeld
Indianapalls Trends
Thamak Dean
Samuel Grubbs
A. W. Parish
Ba Swall
Sims Matic Poinidexter
Indianapallo
Alexander L. Cavina
Tere Honin
Legislature White
Arthur Voorheen Brown Rave Aotes
Mise Ethel Fletcher
Germantown
Hugh H. Hanne
Wiliam McComb
Marton
Boonville
N.Y
McComb
Afra
J. H. Wilairs
New York-st. Mra
Thomas Harritgigs
Culture Club
Ber
Offtcom
D. ©. Goate
Robert Dale Owen Federation of Clube
W. Whitelegs
Huntington
Indiananose
Whitlock Ia
Huntington Newa- Democrat
Parrherit Club
Satuerthee Werl
Homieor
Toney
Kimer Gast Torm Pier
Gane Winkle
Bertram Dia
Adrian
Thompeon
New Reap
Deana
Charles Konenil
Clarkshare
Mie
Rob Monte
Moni
Femionn
Migs Ester Wale
Washbustan
Cate
Dayton
Horne
Dy Bosster
Lanlie Ketker
Cart Loop
Tis
Blakespere Cotelle
Lorie
Mig Joel Moorman
Seth Andoroad Bam
Wall Moore
Brazil
George W. Moore
Lowen Hat Gene
Washington, D.C
Biter Mies Sue Spyker
Alexandria
Mise
Jessie Cross
Jeff
Pittsburg
W. &. Garrison
Butler College
W. G. Latherson
Knightstown
Wharer Hucklemin
Bitter Ave
Warnard
Greentown
Kate Thomason
Ipvington
Hanced
Jertha Curran
Ichmond
Sadie Taller
Laura
Mothers’ Club
Fairview
Ald Soclery
First Baptist Church
Mary Lynch
Alinde
Arthur Kemper
Oaklandon
Tw, Wise
Charles Retmir
PL Moran
Gem
Anna Huntington
Joseph McConnell
City
Indiana
Emma Grae Guertatet
Abt Society of the Baptist Church
Mabel McContell
Yaune
Cleero
Hervey Hamilton
Ruerta, Burtay
Bohuh
Greenwent
Cumberland
vMcers
Local Social and Family Notes From Haughville
A collage of names and events from Haughville social circles. Mentions of Mrs. dulta Satnen Mine Rowe visiting Tian for a short outing, Mabel Taio’s activities, and various relatives and guests in Croperssithe The Bor. SR elite and other local figures attend gatherings. Numerous dinners, birthdays, and small-town visits described with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulta Satnen
Tian
Pete Tevin
Siena
Mikay
Mabel Taio
Arnis
Hrvney
Sayre Hight
Margera Adama
Dee Werther
Bisten
John Welhoiger
Gene
Lilian van Preose
Tage Rotund
Yorktown
Arthur Tselmer
Hs Werthy
Local Name-Only Notices From Acton Community
Fragmented social notes from Acton record visits to Arlington London and Denver. Mentions Mrs Stowe Castor Mrs Jenale Menuismind and Ann Kenney with relatives including Kennedy and Thadny Abre. Protracted meetings at Lorton and Meat Siew drew attendees. John Shaw’s funeral at New Jersey church noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenale
Lawes
Charley Hawart
Wit Anon
Ban
Ale
Arbor
Fae
Mien
Dvane
Trangton
Thin Phar
Washington
Lorton
John Shaw
New Jette Church
Ann Kenney
Jageptine Kennedy
Denver
God
Tracher
de Kennedy
Acton
Airs
Cumberland Gazette Society Notes and Local Visits
A Cumberland social column lists numerous visits and gatherings. Mrs Martin of Columbus attends, couples host guests, and many locals from Cumberland share Wednesday and Friday visits, dinners, and entertainments with friends, while the Royal Neighbors announce newly elected officers for the coming year.
West Indianapolis Social Notes Mention Visitors and Travel
Fred Junkins visits Chicago while Anke Carri relays. Folta travels to Greenfield for several days. Iain Morgan of Friendewood visits Mr. and Mrs. Goodman in Cues. Mika Gertrude McCready to Farlington to see relatives. Mrs Grant Smithson mediates revived services in Letany. Many local residents are listed as visiting relatives or hosting guests in Greenfield and nearby towns during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anke Carri
Folta
Greenfield
Banat
Letany
JA Dorking
Tharntown
William Rusach
Dw. Davos
Barttom
Win
J. Davie
James Pit
Don Crate
Jamu Jett
Tharalae
Bos Angeles
Chorge
Lebanon
Ty Halt Bir
Aya
Thomas Muckstap
Adetasen
Mee Johnson
J Hi
Thavix
George Mien
Quenta
aoMe
David James
Amny Lewis
Fred Bridges
Winnie Lacy Lease
Pittepirs
Gurst
Naocee
Trbana
John Hottman
Willlane Jumingon
Akron
Mra. Hartel
Rev Wood
Mieteher
Camily
Community notices and visits in Wabash area
A batch of social updates from Wabash lists visits and travels of Mrs Fred Miller and Garnet, Mr and Mrs Willem Butterbeugh, Mrs Frank McHaley, Miss Stella Patton, and others. Citizens attend church events, entertain guests, and plan gatherings at homes of Mrs A M Kemper and Mrs David Negier. Travel includes trips to Jacksonville Florida and Morristown, with local clubs hosting the Huhrwen and Noodle societies and a Washington party at the Kemper residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgutwood
Fred Miller
Garnet
Wabash
Mire J
Newman
Willem Butterbeugh
Visine Telatves
Wabash Mt
Frank McHaley
Telatives I Martinsvile
Charlen Trainken
Bellefantaine
Stella Patton
Mitcheliville
Mey Jenais
Ceret
Lyon
Bal McCay
Muncia
Fred Yeager
Chldren
Jacksonville
Fla
Ty Manoder
Suerta
Charles Mitchell
Washington
Fen
A. MH. Kemper
David Negier
Mra. Negier
God
W. OH. Milek
B. Hart Init
Mire and Sire
William Uay
Sage Fence
Anna Cannery
Thin Ley
Greenfield Social Roundup of Visits and Events
Henry Hastings and daughter plan a visit to Obi and Mra. Charles Schmidt and Henry Teucker entertain Ley Rowmtgn of Carrington. Henry Jeffries and C. Mr Kirkentreke return to Greenfield after a naval trip in Decature county. Monorth league loans inv ivas ions for a Feb 8 party at M church parlors with a mask ball on Feb 14 by G F Schuther, Burk, and Dribbing at Olvera hall. Maxwell orchestra to play. Greenfield Young Women meet with Ora Landaker Thursday to plan arrangements for a greying event.
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Reenfield
Henry Hestings
Will Ieave
Obi
Mra
Charles Schmidt
Henry Teucker
Ley Rowmtgn
Carrington
O. Henry Jeffries
Mr Kirkentreke
Greenfeld
Decature
Monorth League
Mesars
G. FL
Schuther
J. Burk
Olvera Hall
Maxwell Orchestra
Greenfield Neta
Ora Landaker
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George Washington
Arthur St. Clair
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Elizabeth Wilson
Burnham
Misa Nita Richards
Stella Wise
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Sheridan
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William Perry
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Charlotty Mierse
Annie Householder
Pearl Gray
Hiva Klore
Leah Stawkily
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New Castle
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Henry Wee Tat
Migs
Jena Gayl
Misa Grier Feaber
Avant
Myrtle Roukwall
Morey Woodmen of America
Park Camp
Mier McNutt
Congresa-ave
Women's Home Missionary Society of
St Paula
Werth Kaylor
Christian Eandeavor
St. Paula
Chorch
Valentine Aecal
Charles U Brookburger
Sue Hamilton
Misa Hoi
Wise
Tereth Crone Borieaf Manual ‘Training Ilgit
Edith Null
Theo
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Fred Lotta
van Vorhln
van Hires
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GH. Williams
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Taumetyigg
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Lara Smit
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Red Werrell
Chiene
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Litton
John Corer
Holme
George
Snelvty
St. Anthony’s Hall
Kate Hart
Peart Cooley
Mamie Smith
Pittahora
Sry
Thornbrough
Grace Alghan
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T .F. Kennedy
Virginia
Mra. J. C. Wilson
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Chicago
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T. Jenkins
Troma
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Linity Uit
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Ginike
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Manon
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Morristoven
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Law Tren
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