June weddings fill upcoming social calendar
The Indianapolis society rolls out May to June nuptials. Elsa Habing to Edward O Flynn of Butte Montana wed June 8 at SS Peter and Paul cathedral. Genevieve Gallagher to J Albert Smith at St Josephs church June 7. Rose Barnett to Meyer Tennebaum of Cincinnati wed at the Propylaeum. Marguerite O Hearn to William Lauck at St Josephs June 8. Emma Staley to Louis Kaiser Jr of Cincinnati to marry June 11 at Mrs A M Staleys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Habing
Bernard G. Habing
Edward Frances O'Flynn
Butte
Mont
SS. Peter and Paul's
Genevieve Gallagher
Frank Gallagher
J. Albert Smith
St. Joseph's Church
Rose Barnett
Meyer Tennebaum
Cincinnati
Propylaeum
William Barnett
Marguerite O’hearn
William O’hearn
William .A. Lauck
St. Joseph’s Church
Emma Staley
Louis Kaiser, Jr
A. M. Staley
Meridian Street
Future of Gotham's New Theater Assured
Indianapolis engagement by the New Theater company from New York will bring three repertoire pieces to Murat Theatre. A cast of over 50 will perform Shakespeare, Maeterlinck, Galsworthy and others, with profits directed to an endowment fund. The program includes The Winters Tale, Twelfth Night, Sister Beatrice, Don, The Nigger, Strife, The Witch, The School for Scandal, and The Cottage in the Air.
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New Theater Company
Indianapolis
New Theater
New York
New York Temple
America
New Icenl
Shakespeare
Maeterlinck
Beatrice
Bester
Don
Sheldon
the Nigger
Galsworthy
Strife
H. Weir-Jenssen
Sheridan
Edward Knoblauch
Social News From Fort Harrison Barracks Tour
Capt James J Dean of the Tenth United States Infantry received a fifteen day leave and will report to the Army War College in Washington after. Col Stephen C Mills Inspector General's Department Chief of Staff Lakes area visited the post for rail maneuver plans and left for Chicago. Mrs Fitzhugh B Alderdice arrived to join her husband and Lt Alderdice was promoted to first lieutenant. Lieut Weeks transferred to the Sixteenth Infantry and sails for Alaska from Fort Crook. Maj John C White retired veteran of Civil War visited and shared regimental histories. Capt Ferry hosted a free vaudeville show for officers and men with the Tenth Infantry orchestra performing well. The Second Battalion from Fort Thomas arrived for target practice on the new range. A social luncheon honored Mrs Stogsdall and daughter of Indianapolis. House guests and post residents attended dances and informal gatherings as several officers went on assignments or retirements.
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James J. Dean
Tenth United States Infantry
Trenton
NAC
Dean
Army War College
Washington
Stephen C. Mills
Inspector General's Department
Department of the “Lakes
Chicago
Blackford
Indianapolis
Poat
Ter
Louise Buck
Irvington
Culver
Frederick W. Coleman
Tenth Infantry
United States Army
United States Infantry Rife
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Fitzhugh B. Allerdice
Allerdice
Alderdice
Twenty-seventh Infantry
M. M. Garrett
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
4. C. Crow
Ey Port
Spokane
Wash
W. L. Reed
Robert R. Weeks
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Alaska
Weeks
Fort Liscum
Valdez
Seattle
Lewis C. Rockwell
Avery D. Cummings
John C. White
Brookline
Mass
Maj. White
White
William J. Fitzmaurice
M. Garrett
Ferry
Ross L. Bush
Second Infantry
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
James B
Gowensegre
Old Heidelberg at Murat follows Mansfield hit at Indianapolis
All-Star Stock Company presents Old Heidelberg at Murat theater starting Monday night. The production uses Mansfield's manuscript with period settings. cast includes Karl Heinrich Robert Lowe and Kathie Selene Johnson. Also features Ida Fuller at Grand and a slate of vaudeville acts at nearby venues Park and Empire theaters.
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Old Heidelberg
Murat
Shubert Murat
Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
Leiderkranz
Indianapolis
Heidelberg
Karl
Germany
Kathie
Paris
von Haugh
Minster of State
Karlsburg
Kellerman
Heldelberg
Kuthie
Kaibie
Karl Heinrich
Robert Lowe
Harry 8S. Northrup
Luis
Valetie Chambre
Leslie Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
Count von Asterberg
Harry Maishall
Kurt Englebrecht
John C. Davidson
Ruder
Thomas J. McGrane
Butler
Bernard Fairfax
Dr. Juttner
William H. Sams
All-star Stock Company
Heideberg
Ida Fuller
Bridal Gifts Spark New Shop Displays In Indianapolis
Shoppers in Indianapolis are drawn to June wedding gifts with glitzy glass and silver displays. Charles Mayer shows a cut glass exhibit with a Wright-Rich cutter, detailing five processing steps from blank to polished. Auto themes appear with brass car vases and auto steamer rugs, while Paisley bags and belts from Ayres add imported flair.
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Indianapolis
Charles Mayer
Wright-Rich
Anderson
Ind
Scotland
New York
Ayres Atore
Wasyon
Decoration Day Observed by Officers at Clubrooms
The text notes Decoration Day observed in the usual manner with officers present. The regimental band gathered at the flagstaff around noon, a ceremonial air played, and a twenty one gun national salute fired to conclude the observance.
Hippodrome Shows Begin at Washington Ballpark June 13
The Indianapolis Hippodrome opens June 13 for the summer with a 100 foot square ring and two elevated stages. A thousand workers assemble the outdoor show featuring 20 acts nightly, rain or shine, at 6,000 seats with 10 cent general admission, 25 cent reserved, and 50 cent boxes. The venture links with a national hippodrome movement involving major American ballparks and top showmen led by John F. Harris and partners.
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John F. Harris
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Anderson
Hippodrome chain to entertain coast to coast shows
Ziegler and associates responsible for installing the Indianapolis hippodrome mark an epoch in outdoor amusements in America. Indianapolis is promised equally large shows as Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Chicago New York and other cities in a chain under American showmen who plan a nationwide movement to entertain summer crowds with millions invested.
Congressman's Seven Dollar Cotton Suit Wears Humble Pride
Washington June 4 A Alabama congressman, James T Haflin, praises a cotton suit costing seven dollars made from Alabama grown cotton. He notes cotton now dominates many goods, predicts wider use north and south, and plans to wear cotton shoes in the House. He touts durability easy laundering and affordable fashion.
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Washington
Sam
Alabama
James T. Haflin
Party of Representatives
Haflin
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