Social News From Seymour and Nearby Towns
Miss Rose Arantz leads a circle of Seymour friends while Miss Anna V Snoblin plans a Washington visit. A Troubador performance is set for Wednesday evening. Ed ga r Dick hag returns to Terre Haute after visiting Indianapolis friends. Miss Genevieve Geiger retires after a brief Lataytte visit. Mrs K F Ferry hosts the Review Circle Wednesday afternoon. Noblesville's Aisa Mabri Dune visits Indians sparta. Miss Jessie Jones of Indianapolis guests her mother in Shelbyville. Mr and Bro J C Parker of Frankfort spend Sunday with the Wisehardt family. The Chapel club meets Friday at Mrs W T Blythe’s home. Allen J Weinhardt returns to Terre Haute from Indianapolis. Vine Knowlton of Logansport visits her sister in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J F McHugh of Tatay le hosted relatives in Indianapolis. Jerome McDaniels returns home to Shelbyville after visiting Indianapolis friends. Alonzo Rice returns home from a short visit in Indianapolis. All Souls church women plan a dinner Wednesday evening. Grace Soule of Terre Haute visits Indianapolis. Berg Ferdinand Smock hosts the Late Book club on N New Jersey St. Mr and Mrs Harry S New return from California and plan to attend the Washington inauguration. The Indianapolis Literary club heard a talk on The Extreme Simplicity of the Teachings of Jesus. Mrs G F Bass hosts the Barlow club Friday afternoon with a feature on Past and Present by Mrs Carrie Trexford. Current Topics club meets Friday at Mr and Mrs Jenkins with Modern New Women by Miss Trene V Wahb as topic.
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Rose Arantz
Seymour
Anna V_ Snoblin
Washington
Brenteke Ja Johnson
Lafayette
Edgar Dick Hag
Terre Haute
Frends
Indianapolis
Genevieve Geiger
Latayatte
K. F. Ferry
Jessie Jones
Shelbyville
J. C. Parker
Frankfort
W. N. Wisehardt
Chapel Club
Blythe
Allen J. Weinhardt
Vine Knowlton
Logansport
Charter Py Deney
J. F. McHugh
Tatayle
Indianapelis
Jerome McDaniels Bay
The
All Souls' Church
Grace Soule
Tome
Ferdinand Smock
N. New Jersey St
Harry
New
California
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis Literary Club
Worth DL. Tippy
Jesus
G. F. Bass
Barlor Club
Broadway
Carrie Trexford
Jenkins
Trene V. Wahb
Vaudeville and Burlesque at Empire and Muck Theaters
A fragmentary review notes Empire and Muck theaters open with The Blue Ribbon Girls and The Female Detectives. Highlights include a large chorus, Hempstead routines, and acts by Lew Palmer, Le Roy and La Vanion, and the Russell sisters. The bill features burlesque and musical turns, plus a three night engagement for The Female Detectives with cross gender performances and comic policing sketches.
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Ribben
the Empire
Bury Lasques
Blue Ribbon Zouaves
Indianapatia Young Men
Wihasa Manpur Vera
Dispatch
Preeliton
Tims
Will Moyohap
John Lensuelé
Lew Palmer
le Roy
la Vanion
Nevins
Arnold
Tiat
Entertaining Variety at Grand Mouitsy Night
Auguste Glowe impressed with beauty and a musical monologue. A G Duncan drew laughs after a mission departure. Tesla Fox wore a red hat and adopted a boy’s suit for better impact. Actrs Charles Barry Hulda Hulse ers impressed. Shadowgraph show Chasaine amused audiences. Carlisle’s dogs and marvel Merill provided original acts alongside Presy Hidridge and bioscope attractions.
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Auguste Glowe
Mouitsy Wight
Miss Glose
A. G. Duncan
Heaven
Duncan
George Washington
Ananias Baker
Tesla Fox
Charles Barry
Hulda Hulseers
Chasaine
Shadowgraphiat
Carlisle
Merrill
The Rays Are Coming to Park for Three Day Show
A vaudeville act led by Johnny and Emma Ray promises three days of entertainment at the Park starting Thursday. The company features about M performers and a chorus of 4 Rirs, with Mr Ray in multiple roles including McCorkle the janitor from Down the Pike. Mrs Ray portrays a quarrelsome wife, as Tara Dushum joins from a prior stage appearance.
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Johnny
Emma
Mr. Ray
McCorkle
Empire Girls Relay Scene Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary OCR reads as chaotic dialogue about an automobile wattage glow and a glass of gasoline, with unclear names and actions. The readable bits imply a crowded scene at a venue called Empire with girls named or linked to Ray and Bey. The text lacks coherent facts for a full summary.
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Girls AT the Empire
Ray
Bey
Four Senators Expelled for Accepting Tribes
Special to the Sun from Sacramento reports Senators B J Emmons Harry Bunkers Fit Wright and Frond Wright expelled after an investigating committee found accepting tributes. The expulsion was adopted by three affirmative votes. In Kansas City, orders for a front Independent air refinery under new Kansas laws were placed with product to be sold under contract to jobbers competing with the Standard in the southwest.
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SUNJ
Sacramento
Cal
B. J. Emmons
Harry Bunkers
Fit Wright
Frond Wright
Tha Newatt
Schnlyyom Kan Yges Aubuclation
Kansas City
Front Independent Air
Kansas
Printed Her Picture Special to The Sun
Miss Myrtle Berry sues Richard G Finley for five thousand dollars claiming her photograph printed on thousands of blotters without consent humiliated her. The image was used to advertise at restaurants, saloons and numerous other places.
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SUN
Cleveland
Myrtle Berry
Richard G. Finley
Finley
Japanese Celebrate Seabed? (headline adjusted for clarity)
Fifteen hundred Japanese filled the Al Namba theater in San Francisco on one night in February to commemorate the Sixth anniversary of Emperor Jimmu's accession to the Japanese throne.
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Al‘Namba
San Frana Sco
Julmu
Dananese
New Plea for Divorce Filed by Lincoln Man
Henry Hank Hathline of Lincoln Nebraska has filed a ninth divorce plea alleging hypnotic influence by the person cited as the Parsons. The action seeks relief from marriage on grounds presented in the new pleading.
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Henry Hank
Lincoln
Neb
The Gentleman From Indiana at English's Opera House
A crowded Indianapolis Monday night saw Raoth Tarkington's The Gentleman From Indiana staged at English's Opera House. The production drew praise for performances by Edward Morgan and others, with the cast and audience sharing enthusiasm as the curtain repeatedly rose and fell amid dramatic scenes and notable company support.
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