WEDDINGS CHIEF EVENTS OF WEEK INDIANAPOLIS CLUB NOTES
The week highlights numerous weddings on Wednesday June 15 and several social events. Emma Staley and Louis Kaiser Jr. wed at Mrs. Staley's home with few attendants, guests from Cincinnati and Kentucky attend. Other notes include a graduation recital at Indiana Piano College, a June 29 wedding for Cecilia Sexton and Bert Deery, and numerous confirmations and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Colonial Society
C. A. Blue
St. Mary of the Woods
Irvington
Indianapolis
Emma Staley
Louis © Kaiser,‘ Jr
Cincinnati
Amelia Staley
N. Meridian Street
J. C. Peters
Katherine Krauss
Thomas’ Hogan
City
Louis Kaiser
Elsie Schrenther
Crescent Springs
Walter Weidner
Richmond
Ind
Wilbur H. Kaiser
Bertram
Robert Siefert
Edward Merkle
Marie Swingen
Hamilton
Kaiser
Bermudas
Ellen Thomas
Indiana Piano College
Josephine Wood
Helen Dungan
Ethel Lerman
Hugo Masa
Ruby Temple Williamson
Lillian
Carl Green
Jessie Crane
Ida Barber Phipps
Emma Bernice Dodson
O. M. Dodson
Floris EB. Thomas
Englewood Christian Church
E. E. Moorman
Stella Stagg
P. D. Stagg
Eliza J. Crisler
Winona Wiewert
Greensburg
J. N. Hodgin
Mabel
Wife returns to wealthy husband in Franklin
Mrs. Charles Miller wife of Standard Oil millionaire Franklin Pa returns to her husband General Miller after a year in New York City and a rumored divorce dispute. The couple reconciled and resumed residence at their palatial Franklin home after meeting by appointment and dropping the litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Pa
Charles Miller
Standard Oil
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Miller
New York City
Thieves Enter Clubhouse During Tennis Match
Burglars masked by distraction at the Indianapolis Tennis Association scene while members played on the Winona grounds sealed a wall and entered the clubhouse to steal clothing. Frank Milder lost a watch, aqua chain, and $50 check. Paul Davis reported missing change. Dr. Frank Uhl’s purse with $2 was taken.
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Indianapolis Tennis Association
Winona
Frank Milder
Dio
Woodruff
Paul Davis
Park Avenue
Frank Uhl
Twentyfourth Street
Beach Scene Opens With Daring Acts And Fireworks
Crowds packed Riverside Beach Sunday for Ed E. Daley’s management and free acts. Sensational Smithson rode a 90 foot incline, crossed a 12 foot gap, and later leaped through a sea of fire. Capt Hinman’s life saving dogs swam and towed a drowning sailor as part of the show. The new ballroom drew heavy foot traffic and Mayer’s band played from ragtime to grand opera with fireworks at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Bathing Beach
Ed E. Daley
Bathing Beach
Smithson
Capt
Hinman
Mayer
Wealthy planter burned at stake near Lake Charles
James Perkins a wealthy planter was found bound to a tree in a pine thicket near his home and burned with oil after being captured by enemies. He revived briefly at home before dying, as searchers uncovered evidence of torture and a failed attempt to name his persecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Perkins
Perkins
Hippodrome to Open Summer Season at Washington Ball Park
The Hippodrome debuts its summer program with California Frank leading a western troupe of cowboys and Indians. The article notes logistics and setup for 20 features, plus concurrent Shubert Murat theater offerings and details on Mrs. Dave's Defense and Brewster's Millions productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frank
Hippodrome
Washington Ballpark
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Spain
Sixth California Volunteers
Wild West
Cummins
Indian Congress
Pan-American Exposition
Coney Island
Pawnee Bill
101 Ranch Wild West
Jamestown Exposition
West
Hinpadrome
Brewster's Millions at the Park Theater This Week
One stock company presents Brewster's Millions at the Park theater this week starring George Arvine and his ensemble. The production promises strong interest due to its unprecedented stage settings and required cast, never before seen in stock theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvine
Brewster
Mikes Rockefeller
Morgan
George Arvine
Mr. Arvine
Park Theater
The Winning Girls Bring Big Acts to the Empire This Week
The Winning Girls announce two major features and a full show at the Empire. Les Temples, famed illusionists, debut in Indianapolis with original, acclaimed acts. Walter Somers, from Gurnen and Som mers, introduces a new musical act. The LeRay Sisters present a new sister act with songs dialogues and dances. Max Gordon performs illustrated songs. Delmonico's Cafe opens the program staged by Courtney Burton. Dick Brown the comedian offers the burlesque Tom and Jerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire
Les Temples
Indianapolis
Walter Somers
Gurnen
Sommers
Max Gordon
Delmonico
Cafe
Courtney Burton
Dick Brown
Tom and Jerry
Graduates Hear Strong Sermons at Two Indianapolis High Schools
Baccalaureate sermons were delivered Sunday for Shortridge and Manual Training High schools. Rev. F. T. McConnell of DePauw University spoke to Shortridge at Meridian Street Methodist Church, and Rev. Albert Eshurtstone addressed Manual Training at Roberts Park M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
F. T. McConnell
DePauw University
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Albert Eshurtstone
Roberts Park M. FE
McConnell
The Worth of a Life by Dr Hurlstone
Dr Hurlstone speaks on ordinary men and daily reliability over winged genius. He argues life is a great problem, not a joke, and urges dreamers with future plans and religious men over those blinded by money.
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Hurlstone
Woman Held for Murder in Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee June 13 Mrs Mary Hein arrested on manslaughter charge for killing her son whom she struck with a brick two weeks earlier. The boy died from a fractured skull after a post mortem revealed the injury despite the mother’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Hein
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P. HE. Deery
Cecilia Sexton
Bert F. Deery
Deery
Simon Gasper
Albert Gresh
Daniel Warren
John Seahill
Charles Gasper
Katherine Sexton
Alberta Gresh
S. Binzer
Harry Binzer
Joseph Goldberger
Harry
Wolf
Sussman
H. Resner
Miss Minnie
Morris
Manual Training High School
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anderson
Anderson Country Club
Hugh Richards
Ed Sharpe
Belle Sharpe
Butte, Mont
H. H. Haana
Metropolitan School of Music
Hugh McGibeny
Leon Sampaix
Ternoon
Pi Beta Phi
Laura Parker
E. Washington Street
Oilar
Oilar Bros.co
Washington St
Tennis Club
Riverside
iLife
Dogs Rescue
Lake Charles
Murat
Shubert Murat
Henry Arthur Jones
Mrs. Dave
Empire Theater
Shortridge and
Polk’s Milk
Polk
Css
Golden Discovery
Gately’s
S. Pennsylvania St
Century Bidg
College Avenue
Chas
McNulty
East Ohio Street
Burgheiws
Rick's Optical
Burgheim’s
Directiona
Jane
Story & Clark Piano Co
PennsylvanIa St
Indiana
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