Club society events and literary meetings listed
Velocity led talk by Charles Martindale at Indianapolis Literary club Monday in the Propylaenum. The Zetathen club meets Wednesday with Mrs Illa H Billings. Rolleau quotes Thackeray. Beem presents England Under the Georges. Irvington Tuesday club meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Tarsh's home with papers on Lincoln and his literary side. The Review Circle discusses The Modern Stage and Dramatists with Mrs Newnan and Mrs Hood. Florien Fry hosts Irvington Fortnightly Friday. Selma Ingersoll on Robert Falconer. Mary Ingersoll on In Drumtocity Land. Monday Afternoon Literary Club meets at Mrs Cobb's with papers on French dramatists, Scribe, Sardou, Rostand and a discussion. The Late Book club meets Tuesday with Mrs Daily. Valentine rhymes for roll call. Bret Harte discussed by Mrs Macey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martindale
Indianapolis
Propylaenum
Zetathen
Illa H. Billings
San Mareo
Rolleau
Thackeray
Beem
England
Georges
Irvington
K E. Tarsh
Layman-ave
Abraham Lincoln
Wingsbury
Lincoln
Neier
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Review Circle
Newnan
Stage
Hood
N. Meridianst
Scott
Scribe
Wood
Sardou
Hester
Rostand
Mallory
Late Book Club
J. Morgan Daily
1624
Tenth-st
Valentine
Anthony Bowen
Oscar Macey
Bret Harte
Magasine Club Hosts Opera Favorites Program
Mrs. H. T. Conde of Broadway hosted the Magasine club Saturday afternoon. The program, with resumes by Mrs. Vanda Worker, featured favorite operas including La Sonnambula Il Trovator Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Conde
Broadway
Magasine Club
Vandaworker
Il Trovator
Martha
Wood and Baldwin Plans for George Washington Bridge Event
Mr and Mrs Edson Torrey Wood and Mrs James VJ Baldwin with Miss Baldwin will host a George Washington bridge event on February 22 at the Baldwin home on North Pennsylvania street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Torrey Wood
James VJ. Baldwin
Miss Baldwin
George Washington Bridge
Baldwin Home
Pennsylvania
Mrs Osborn Honored at Minneapolis Euchre Parlor Event
Mrs. C. T. Osborn of Minneapolis, visiting sister Mrs. T. B. Noble, served as guest of honor at a euchre party hosted by family. Attendees included local friends and relatives, with light refreshments following the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Osborn
Minneapolis
T. B. Noble
Ty given Friday by Mrs. F. T. Brown of N Capitol Ave
A small note indicates a ceremony or gesture was given Friday by Mrs. F. T. Brown, residing on North Capitol Avenue. The fragment provides limited context on occasion or recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Brown
N. Capitolave
Marriage of Miss Martha Van Burg and Theodore W Vettel
The marriage of Miss Martha Van Burg daughter of Mr and Mrs C Van Burg and Theodore W Vettel of Windfall Indiana will take place at 10 oclock Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha van Burg
Tea for Miss Marguerite Bowen Held by Mrs William Moore
Mrs William Allen Moore hosted a Friday tea for Miss Marguerite Bowen of Delhi as a guest. Yellow spring flowers and lit tapers decorated the room with Bowen, formerly a Girls' Classical school attendant, surrounded by friends. Assistants were Miss Carolyn Wrenzel Lydia Parry and Mrs Harry Fitton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Moore
Marguerite Bowen
Delhi
Miss Bowen
Girls’ Classical School
Carolyn Wrenzel
Lydia Parry
Harry Fitton
Indianapolis duo to wed in Cleveland ceremony
A group from Indianapolis will travel to Cleveland for the wedding of Miss Mabel Breeman and James Henry Furay formerly of Indianapolis. The ceremony is set for 7 o clock Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Mabel Breeman
James Henry Furay
Miss Scrogin and Byrd to Wed at Oxford Street Home
Miss Winona Bess Scrogin daughter of Mrs Jaraldine T Scrogin will marry Frank Mills Byrd at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the couple's new home 833 Oxford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Bess Scrogin
Jaraldine T. Scrogin
Frank Mills Byrd
Oxford St
Skating Party Promises Improvised Dance In Washington
Miss Eva Gardner and Miss Florence Man ley will host a skating party Saturday evening at Washington rink. The grand match will be led by Miss Gardner and Samuel Arbuckle. Four couples are expected to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gardner
Florence Manley
Washington
Miss Gardner
Samuel Arbuckle
Old Style Housewarming At Sullivan Home East Of Indianapolis
A colonial home near Brookville road hosted sixty guests for a country party and housewarming with a spelling bee and a musical program. Guests enjoyed popcorn and roasted apples by the fireplace as Charles Kline and Dr. FE Jones planned a Texas trip. several other local residents arranged travels and visits through February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sullivan
Indianapolis
Brookville Road
Sullivan
Charles Kline
Dr. FE. T. Jones
Texas
Indiana Law Students Dwell in New Law Library Quarters
Indiana University Law School students moved from Wylie Hall to Maxwell Hall, the old library building, joined by professors. About 100 people shifted in a brief operation, with the law library expanding to over 6,000 volumes as the transition completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Hall
Maxwell Hall
Law School
Law Library
Republican congressional nomination field narrows in Indiana
In Marion Miami Huntington and Grant counties the GOP race for delegates tightens as primaries pare down candidates. Joseph Murphy eliminates Dr Shaffer in Wabash county. C W Watkins and Dr Charles H Good duel for Huntington delegates, while Miami county parties unite behind a clean fight between George B K Lockwood and H K V Kling. Delegates to sign votes by county majority at the convention. Grant county may see Gus S Condo D D Tharp and possibly F W Swezey enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash County
Joseph Murphy
Dr. Shaffer
North
Manchester
Huntington County
C. W. Watkins
Charles H. Good
Fluntington County
Miami County
George BK. Lockwood
Kling
Grant County
Gus S. Condo
DD. Tharp
F. W. Swezey
Gibson Retires From Township Trustee Race
J Howard Gibson a Republican candidate in Lickus township days ago withdrew from the race. He will devote part of his time to support Isadore Wulfson who also seeks the trusteeship, with Gibson backing Wulfson's campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Gibson
Lickus
Isadore Wulfson
Hoosiers in New York among Indiana people this week
New York report lists Indiana residents visiting or staying in the city this week including J. A. Allison F. I. Tore Mr and Mrs Co Sumner L. F. Hirsch J. C. Maley M. A. Miles Parry W. Tl Walter H. E. Hibber W. P. D. Kilvert A. C. Newley J. Salin Ev an sville I. F. Cox Terre Haute sturen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
J. A. Allison
F. I. Tore
Ms. Co. Sumner
L. F. Hirsch
J. C. Maley
M. A. Miles
M. ©. Parry
W. TI. Walter
H. E. Hibber
W. PD. Kilvert
A. C. Newley
Indianapolis
J. Salin
Evansville
I. F. Cox
Terre Haute
The Value of Charcoal as Health Aid
The article promotes charcoal as a safe cleansing remedy for stomach and bowels, improves breath and complexion, and acts as a natural cathartic. It extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges from F A Stuart & Co of Marshall Michigan, claiming health benefits, low cost, and invites readers to request a free trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuarts
Stuart
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
New Baby Born On Snowbound Train In Courageous Rescue
On a snowbound Baltimore and Ohio train near Butler Pennsylvania a mother gave birth to a boy named Jack Frost and six men and women fashioned sleds from seats and cushions, dragged them three miles to a farm where a doctor tended to Mrs Bebur and the newborn. The mother hails from Frost Pennsylvania and the baby’s arrival came amid a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Doctor Soon
Doctor Soon Was In Attendance On Mrs. Bebur
Jack Frost
Frost, Pa
Officers Chosen For The Dramatic Lodge Of Knights
The Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan with 182 charter members organized Friday in the Knights of Pythias rooms. The temple to be named Shambah. Officers include Royal vizier Charles A. Bookwalter Indianapolis, grand emir R.A. Brown Hesperian, sheik Annis Burk Olive Branch Indianapolis, marhedi J.FF. Hable Marian Indianapolis, secretary W. A. Bogardus Indianapolis, treasurer C. F. Meyer Indianapolis, satrap T. W. Bullock Indianapolis, sahib Dr. W.G. Lipes Nineteenth Century Indianapolis, royal princes Alfred Is. Cook Indianapolis and George W. Powell Star Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Kights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias Lodge No
Shambah Temple
Charles A. Bookwalter
Lodge No
Indianapolis
R.A. Brown
Hesperian Lodge
Franklin
Sheik
Annis Burk
Olive Branch Lodge
Mahedi
J. FF. Hable
Marian Lodge
W. A. Bogardus
C. F. Meyer
Satrap
T. W. Bullock
Capital City Lodge
Sahib
WG. Lipes
Nineteenth Century Lodge
Royal Princes
Alfred Is. Cook
George W. Powell
Star Lodge
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
Red Cross Lodge
Portland
G. A. Carr
Eureka Lodge
Greenfield
Elks rehearse for annual charity minstrel show
The Elks lodge prepares a charity minstrel show with rehearsals March 2, 4, 4. Old jokes are revised and new gags created. Poets and end men practice parodies and routines to ensure surprise on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Boys held prisoners in statehouse dome
Wallace Mullen and John Chitwood visited the statehouse museum Friday. They entered the dome through an unlocked door which blew shut, trapping them for two hours until released by Cant. W. A. Scamans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Mullen
Alabama St
John Chitwood
Buckle St
Statehouse
Cant
W. A. Scamans
Record Established by Fanciers Association Exhibit
The Fanciers Association closed its annual exhibit of poultry dogs and cats in Tomlinson hall Friday evening. Officials report the event a grand success with over 7000 visitors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fanciers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Greek Letter Brothers Gather for Banquet at Grand Hotel
A fraternity dinner was held Friday evening at the Grand Hotel by the Indians section of the Phi Gamma Delta. The Beta graduate chapter sponsored the event with William Bosson serving as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Beta Graduate
Wiliam Bosson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Gains Wide Endorsements from Users
A flood of 40 366 letters extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior medicine for blood diseases appetite loss rheumatism after fever weakness nervous exhaustion and digestive trouble Citizens from Lowell Massachusetts South Bethlehem New York and Springfield recount cures and praise the product offered by C I Hood Co Lowell with 100 doses for one dollar in liquid and Sarsatabs tablet forms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bertha L. Perrin
Springfield
Mass
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Steel Industry Improving Says Cores
Cores, president of United States Steel, reports improving conditions with no setbacks. He notes production rising from 36 percent to 45 50 percent capacity and cites strong demand for wire tubes and tin plate. He expects a normal production level by year end.
Secretaries Seek Payroll Inclusion in Congress
Secretaries of congressmen plan to form a labor union and push for full salaries. They argue the present arrangement diverts funds from their compensation while certificates certify payments to secretaries. Reported misuses include $1500 or $1400 payments to relatives or to others, highlighting calls to have these employees placed on the government payroll in their own names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Association of Congressional Secretaries
Son Kills Father and Shoots Himself in Family Tragedy
Special to The Indianapolis Sun. CHICAGO Feb John Williams a Swift & Co foreman died at St Bernard a result of two bullets fired by his son during a family quarrel The son William Williams is also seriously wounded in hospital He shot his father then turned the weapon on himself firing a bullet into his right temple The son is said to have been intoxicated at the time of the shooting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chacago
Johm Williams
Swift & Co
St. Bernard’s Hospital
William Williams
New Flat Approved on Massachusetts and Michigan Corner
City building department issues permit to Lynn G. B. Millikan to erect a $50,000 fireproof modern apartment house at the northeast corner of Massachusetts avenue and Michigan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Building Department
Massachusetts Ave
Michigan St
Lynn GB. Millikan
Coffee Misuse Causes Nervous Strain Says Doctor
A physician reports coffee thrice daily worsened nerves and tremors, noting cold extremities, constipation, and low vitality. Switching to Postum improved temper and health, and he now prescribes Postum to patients with good results. There’s a reason, says the Battle Creek company ad. Read The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Plga
Bodies Return To St Louis After Ocean Voyage
On the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria a mortuary chapel housed the body of Mrs John McKenna daughter of Richard C Werens of St Louis Missouri The party included her husband Mrs R C Kerens her sister Miss Gladys Kerens and Justice MceWhenna of the US supreme court The trip to St Louis will proceed on the Pennsylvania limited with a funeral planned for Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
John McKenna
Richard C. Rerens
St. Louis
R. C. Kerens
Gladys Kerens
Atlantic
R. C. Werens, Sr
Justice MceWhenna
Supreme Court of the United States
McKenna
Hoboken
New York and Indianapolis Firms Face Franchise Dispute
Dividender and William K. Churchman of Indianapolis seek to secure 509000 in bonds amid a mortgage dispute. The case centers on the New company lease to Indianapolis Telephone and the proposed franchise raising rates and limiting city payments. Mayor Bookwalter advocates arbitration with Central Union Telco safeguards, while residents’ postcards against the amended franchise rise, with totals uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam K. Churchman
Indianapolis
Trust Company
Hatch
Sud
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Indianapolis Telphone Company
Bell Company
Hateh
C. A. Bookwalter
New Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Board of Works
Frank Noel
Sunday Services Across City Churches This Week
A roundup of sermons and events at Central avenue M E church Fourth Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational First Presbyterian Tabernacle Presbyterian All Souls Unitarian Second Presbyterian Trinity Congregational and other houses of worship with topics on kindness Lincoln loyalty prophecy baptism the Lord's Supper and visions through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave. M. E
William Wirt Kxing
Klindness
Abraham Lincoln
Robert N. Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Plymouth Congregational Church
Central Ave
Fourteenth-st
First Baptist
F. BE
Tavilor
Christ
Sardis
Jesus
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen D. Odell
J. ‘.S. Calhoun
Trinity Congregational Church
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Shane
U. S
Amerjcan Naonal Bank ! Lig
U. S. Postoffice
United States
Treasury Department
Bertermann Bros. CO
Lincoln League
Marion Club
Union Station
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Washington St
Peru
Kokomo
Washington Street
Wabash
Mortull
Mrs. Osborn
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Miss Scrogin
Madeeline Osborn
Arizona
William English
Augusta
Aiken
S. c
Miss Harrison
Louisville, Ky
J. E. Shideler
Bess Stouffer
Logansport
Edward@Brennan
Capitol Ave
Indiana Law Students
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Law School
Cascarete
George Kryder
Napoleon, O
Eres
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Wals
Strir Nolo Wam
Lockwood
Marion, Ind
MR. Gibson
Wulfson
QIK
Indianapolis Sun
Butler
Pas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mary Bebur
Husf
Dramatic Lodge OF Knights
Elko
Record
Fanciers Association
Exua L. Bowson
Beacon St
Grovas Vannalstyne
Bethlehem
N. Y
E. Corry
Cleveland, O
United States Steel Cor
Son
Opelial
Pettis Dry Goods
Yale
Almosk*ag
Jairus
Stainer
Roberts Park Choral Society
Dr. Hurlstone
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Nell McPherson
Choral Society
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