Society Notes Highlight Weekend Dress and Guests
Misa Marie Hilderbrand hosted a charming euchre gathering at North Delaware Street with three tables honoring Misses Mera and Father Deving of Charleston. Guests included Fern Chambers and Helen Logsdon among others, with pink and white decor and seasonal sweets.
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Misa Marie Hilderbrand
Euchre
Delaware Street
Mera
Ather Deving
Charleston
W. Va
Minerva Searles
Harry Hilderbrand
A. H. King
Boyd Templeton
Fern Chambers
Helen Logsdon
Virginia Howard
Augusta Murphy
Eva Wells
Maude Stone
Vera Dean
Louise ‘Ruther
Madge Brown
Beas Taylor
Jack Harris
Caston
Edward Delaney
Big Hat Fashion Sparks Baldness Warning in London
London reports the giant hat trend in Paris and London continues. A hair specialist warns that persisting with oversized hats could cause hair loss as sunlight and wind are blocked and tug on hatpins. He likens grass turning yellow under a mushroom to hair color fading under the fashion, urging a hat revolution.
Public spanking policy eyed for park rowdies
In St Paul on July 30, park police chief Burt Kingsley announced that mashers and rowdies in Minneapolis parks will be spanked rather than arrested. Officers will first strike the offender, then spank him, with resistance leading to a harsher session, as a remedy to street disorder.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis
Park Police
Burt Kingsley
Sunday Concerts in City Parks Presented by Military Bands
Sunday afternoon and evening concerts feature the Indianapolis Military Band directed by H. W. Klausmann at Fairview Park with W. Pink Hall singing new songs. Programs include marches, overtures, selections, and rhapsodies across two parts, plus an evening program at Broad Ripple Park by the American Military Band under Gustav Krumme with Sousa marches, Florals, and selections from operettas.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Gustav Krumme
Broad Ripple Park
Pastor Elopes After Purse Scandal Shocks Chambersburg
Rev. Marion T Lovejoy, late pastor of the Church of God, vanishes amid allegations he eloped with Mrs. Mary Stottlemyer. The church board will investigate finances left in disorder after he collected funds to cover notes totaling 1600 dollars. His wife remains with the children, plans to return home. The Stottlemyers, married four years with no children, accuse the minister.
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Chambersburg
Marion T. Lovejoy
Church of God
Lovejoy
Mary Stottlemyer
Dwight F. Stottlemyer
Irvin D. Shafer
Board of Incorporation
East Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lorvejoy
Helen
Helen Gould
Stottlemyer
Stottlemyers
Girl Freed From Chinese Husband Decree Granted
Seattle July 30 Paula M Jett 16 when married was awarded a divorce from Cin M Jett 15 years her senior by Judge J T Ronald in superior court The court ruled the marriage was procured through the connivance of the girl’s mother The couple wed in Newark New Jersey December 1 1903 and have a five year old son
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Seattle
Wash
Paula M
Jett
J T. Ronald
Cin M. Jett
Newark
N. J
Waitresses Strike to Retain Rats in Hair Hats
In Pittsburg on July 30 sixty waitresses in the Park building protested an order to remove hats with rats in their hair. They filed out, demanding a six person trial week with the rat still worn. If satisfied, they will keep the hats. if not, they will concede. Breakfast served under a flag of truce as hunger grew.
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Pittsburg
Park Building
Wedding Halted By Demand For Money In Paris
Paris reports a postponed London wedding between Prince Albert Radziwell and Miss Dorothy Deacon due to missing Vatican documents or a larger marriage settlement. Local whispers say the groom pressed for more money, while families finally agreed and the ceremony occurred later.
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Paris
Prince Albert Radziwell
Dorothy Deacon
London
Vatican
Miss Deacon
Deaconites
Mothers Day Union Emerges In Marion County News
A new Mothers day union organized by Mrs Adella Artman and Mrs Martha B Keller has eleven members. West Side W C T U reports 103 enrollees with Ray F Jones of Butler college as superintendent. A special musical program featured violin solo by Mr Wotan and vocal and instrumental numbers. Brightwood union held a July 21 picnic at Brookside park with talks on milk, diet and alcohol. County executive meets Aug 1 at American bank building. Central W C T U hosted an all day Beech Grove picnic with Felix T McWhirter, Carrie Quin readings and more. Northeast union hosted an ice cream social raising funds for chairs at West Side mission. Beech Grove area hearing on Sabbath Observance. Brightwood union surprised Mr and Mrs Tacoma with White Ribbon pins as he moves to Denver. Meridian union’s year end meeting featured a paper on The Responsibility of Motherhood and an oration. Medal contest at Columbia avenue M E church saw Myra Harper win the medal. South Side union plans a special Aug 2 meeting with Mrs E R Baily.
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Mothers’ Day Union
Adella Artman
Martha B. Keller
West Side Mission Sunday School
Marion County
Ray F. Jones
Butler College
Wotan
Cornath
Hettie Balsey
Brightwood Union
Brookside Park
Loomis
Pure Milk Commission
Cora Darby
Wildwood
White River
Felix T. McWhirter
Carrie Quin
Johnson
McWhirter
Artman
Cora Harper
Columbia Avenue
M. E. Church
Martha E. Keller
Myra Harper
Forest acreage mirrors Texas and Ohio combined
The national forests under government care total 194,500,000 acres, an area roughly equal to the combined size of Texas and Ohio. The comparison highlights the vast scope of public land managed by the government.
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Texas
Ohio
Repentant Bride Ends Honeymoon Planned in California
Kansas City wires carry a six day bride’s tale of leaving her husband at Grant avenue station en route to California. Telegrams from home and a guilty conscience prompt the reversal as Bertha Danneker Brewer, already married to Harry F. Brewer, recalls the adage about hastily wedded woes amid late telegraph pleas.
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Kansas City
West
Days
Grant Avenue Station
California
Williamsport
Harry F. Brewer
Bertha Danneker
Brewer
Sunday church services listed citywide
City churches plan Sunday worship across venues including Central Avenue Reformed on the church lawn and Open Air Service at Twenty-ninth street and Capitol avenue. Preachers include Loren M Edwards and George B McKee with special music by W H Donley and a Capitol avenue male quartet.
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Central Avenue Reformed
Church Lawn
Christian Endeavor Society
Union
Twenty-ninth Street
Capitol Avenue
George B. McKee
North Park
Nicholson Drama to Open Park Theater Tonight
A revival of familiar voices and a fresh mystery unfolds in Rosalind at Redgate at the Park theater Aug 8. Meredith Nicholson’s story follows Donovan aiding two boarders while two mistaken brothers, each with a daughter, weave a neighborhood intrigue with wholesome excitement.
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Meredith Nicholson
Park Theater
Mr. Nicholson
Laurence Donovan
St. Agatha’s School
Donovan
Scotland Sets Legal Marriage Age At Eleven and Twelve
In Scotland the legal age at which boys and girls may marry is eleven and twelve respectively, under existing statutory provisions. The note states the minimum ages are eleven for boys and twelve for girls.
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Scotland
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