Social Whirl Highlights News From Park Avenue
Pre nuptial events for Sigg Lucie Carvin and A Helms of Cleveland unfold with showers, gifts, and guests in Chicago Boston and Martinsville. Regional clubs report Shakespeare themes. European travels for Mann and Meyers begin after New York trip. Wedding notices bookend the page with Marple and Priesmeyer and Combs nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Patchin
Chicago
Harry K.dunn
Mckinson, WL
Helen A. Gould
Boston
Charles Miller
Calvin
William Gardner
Mise Carvin
the Murat
Heitham
Catherine Balz
Margaret Oldenarf
Mary Hutchinson
Helen Milford
Bade Carvin
Suffragettes Introduce Jiu Jitsu Course in London
London reports a new women s athletics society formed by Mrs Garrud and Miss Kelly as part of the suffrage movement. Garrud, a jiu jitsu expert, says the group will eject disruptive men and plans to train jiu jitsu officers to handle male rowdies at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Women’s Freedom League
Garrud
Kelly
Maennerchor Roof Garden Opens Amid Threatening Weather
The Maennerchor roof garden formally opened Wednesday night with a large member turnout despite the weather. A concert by Maennerchor and Reiser’s orchestra drew good reception, with Ru dolph Heyne directing a program including Bretelein Ave Maria Abendste and chen Sei Gegruesser Freuhlingszeit Italian Ballad. Concerts will run each Wednesday through July and August. W C T U to Meet Brightwood Tacoma 244% Stuart Street Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs. S R Artman to speak.
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Maennerchor
Maennerchor and Reiser
Rudolph Heyne
Bretelein
Rudolph Wagner
Schmoelzer
Abendste Andchen
Carl Schiebold
Brightwood W. C. T. U
Reno
Tacoma
Stuart Street
S. R. Artman
Woman to start transcontinental trip after European tour
Mrs. Harriet Clark Fisher arrives in San Francisco after a yearlong tour of Europe and Asia. She plans a transcontinental voyage to New York, following praise from Wa Tog Fang, the renowned Chinese statesman, who called her the most remarkable woman he had met in America.
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Francisco
Cal
Harriet Clark Fisher
Wa Tog Fang
America
San
Europe
Asia
New York
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Ancient Rights and the Kings Civil List Surrender
London July 7 The king informs parliament that he places hereditary revenues at the house's disposal as the civil list settles. Rights to gold and silver mines and to estrays could fund the crown, with estrays proclaimed publicly before transfer of ownership.
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London
Parliament
Buttermilk Favored Drink At Capital
The article notes that during Charles Warren Fairbanks tenure as vice president he faced mockery for his buttermilk habit, while Vice President Sherman reportedly consumes four to five glasses daily. It mentions senators Scott and Elkins as fellow buttermilk fans and describes senate cafe abundance of buttermilk used in West Virginia politics discussions.
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Washington
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Sherman
Senate
Fairbanks
Scott and
Elkins
West Virginia
Prexy of West Weds Master of Tongues
Miss Maro Ferguson professor of ancient languages at Central college Huntington Indiana married Wednesday to R Sylvester Kindel president of Philomath college at Philomath Oregon Mrs Sherman improved Baltimore report says Mrs James Schoolcraft Sherman wife of the vice president will leave Johns Hopkins hospital Friday with her husband for Utica New York
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Mary
Elizabeth Dugan
Pennsylvania Street
Marguerite Roberts
New York City
Miss Roberts
St. Mary's of ‘the Woods
East
Clare
Sa Sally Clare
Louisville
John Agnew
College
Nwt
Lillian Clare
Anna Agnew
the &UN
Buntington
Ind
Sherman
Baltimore
Jols Hopkins Hospital
James Schoolcraft Sherman
United States
Utica
New York
Midweek Concert at Fairview Park by Indianapolis Military Band
The Indianapolis Military Band under H. W. Klausmann performs at Fairview Park Thursday. The program includes Grand March, La Reine de Sabi, Reminiscences of Verdi, His Hobby Horse, Cleopatra, In the Arbor, Dance of the Nubians, and Anthony's Victory.
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Indianapolis
H. W. Klausmann
Fairview Park
Gruéenwald
Arbor
Priest in Strange R Role in Courtroom
Hartford reports a Putnam Superior Court hearing on a $5,000 suit by Rev Pacwer Arthur De Bruycker against Anthony Blum. Blum collapsed on the stand. De Bruycker gave confession and last rites, another priest arrived with oils, and Blum quickly recovered enough to be moved to a hotel and then Boston home.
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Hartford
Conn
Putnam
Pacwer
Arthur de Bruycker
St.Mary's
Williamatic
Anthony Blum
Blim
Blum
Ather de Bruycker
Bum
de Bruycker
Boston
French academician leads drive to save old French churches
Paris July 7 Maurice Barres the French academician has led a movement to save France's ancient churches from destruction under the separation law repairs are costly and many rural parishes cannot fund them municipal powers are lacking so some towns raze edifices dating to thirteenth or fourteenth centuries to blow up. Barres champions art and archaeology and draws strong support in Paris to halt such demolitions.
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Paris
Maurice Barres
France
Melville
Versailles
M. Barres
Ranchwoman Rescues Lineman From Power Line
In Peobly Colorado on July 7 Mrs James Alderson a ranchwoman used quick wit and strength to save James Pfeiffer a lineman for the traction company who hung unconscious for hours after 2500 volts passed through his body. While repairing a dead wire the current was turned on at the power station and he lost consciousness. Mrs Alderson climbed the pole and lowered him to safety.
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Peobly
Colo
James Alderson
Tifa O’ James I'Felfer
Traction Company
Pfeiffer
Blue Mouse expected to draw big crowds at Murat theater
Murat players extend engagement with The Blue Mouse next week at Shubert Murat theater. High demand prompts retention of the Fitch comedy featuring Lillian Sinnott in the title role with added cast and Bauman's orchestra.
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Murat
Shubert Murat Theater
New York
Lillian Sinnott
Bauman
Vegetarian leather footwear ban debated by Vladivostok colony
July 7 reports M Kuchin leading a vegetarian colony at Vladivostok who asked Tolstoi for guidance on wearing leather boots. Tolstoi’s friend notes the Christian path is individual, with some vegetarians avoiding meat and others also avoiding leather, using felt valenki, birch bark shoes, wooden sandals, or boots with tarpaulin uppers and rubber soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Nickolativitch
Lfe
Plans to Protect Schoolchildren Eyes Adopted in Chicago
Chicago reports Mrs Elis Flags Young plans to paste rules in every school book from the New York Association of Women Principals for eye protection. Rules urge head held high while reading, avoid direct sunlight, keep books at arm’s length, look away periodically, and cleanse eyes twice daily with water. The recommendations follow Dr W A Evans, health commissioner, guidance though not yet adopted by the New York board.
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Chicago
Elis
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Broad Rippie
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Marvel Wines
Irene Cravens
Helen’ Vogier
Dorothy Tilford
Lois Greenwood
Bertha Lindell
Edna Crum
Hepot
Misa Jonson
Kokomo
Mr. Sterling
Sam Davis
Clarence Bolin
Philip Palmer
Arthur Rosberg
Harry Rosberg
Bdnard Bain
Martinsville
Newton
West
Pleasant Hour Club
Broadway
Russell Sumner
England
Sok
Philip G. Duvall
Kenwood Avenue
W. B. Mann
Walter Meyers
Scotland
Elizabeth Payton
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Foley
College Avenue
Payton
Walter Peck
Los Angeles
Bernard EB. O'Connor
Gertrude Cazeneuve
Bay St. Louis
O’connor
William W. Meehan
Desse B. Pipes
Albert Garrood
Ballard Flats
Alpha Delta Sorority
Harry Satterthwaite
Central Avenume
Ralph F. Rose
Kinsley
Columbus
James A. Baker
Edith. Baker
Denver
Frieda Baker
Bertha
Guedelhoerer
Rerre ‘Haute
James Murphy
Loretta Tighe
Laulerine, Ky
Clarence Kenyon
Sal
Edward Goetz
Omre
Philip Goetz
Charlevoix, Mich
Nna Murphy
North Vernon
Thine
Julia Murphy
Has. Rely
John
Jeanette Priesmeyer
George Schwartz
Minneapolis
Minn
F. Priesmeyer
Talbott ‘Avenue
James D. Stanley
Christ’ Church
Anna L. ‘Bowman
G. W. Combs
Mabel Smith
500 Club
Central Avenue
Frieda Bader
Terre Haute
Wm. E. English
Rosalind
Leland, Mich
Mrs. I. N. Richie
Claude Richie
Spring Lake
Elizabeth Brendan
Julia Bailey
S. Harriet Fisher
George
Bighway
Cy Soo Vance
Anthony
Tertaigsion
Czar
Moscow
the Czarevitch
Petka
Czarevitch
Myrma
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Riverside Bathing Beach
Lottie
Miss Mayer
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Silvers
Mayer
Manvlo
Norins
ST. Petersburg
M. Kuchin
African Ostrich Feather Co
State Life
Vulcan
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Indianapolis Gas Company
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