Bride of June Finds Cozy Home at Six Hundred
A bride of June takes a comfortable residence offered for six hundred dollars. The arrangement promises a pleasant living space and purse friendly terms for the newlyweds.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
9
A bride of June takes a comfortable residence offered for six hundred dollars. The arrangement promises a pleasant living space and purse friendly terms for the newlyweds.
A New York College student completes a practical project detailing costs to outfit a four room apartment with bath for two. Living room, bedroom and dining room items are priced to show reasonable standards and standards of refinement, with totals around six hundred dollars and notes on furniture, china, glassware, linens, and kitchen gear.
Mrs Fannie Surdam Stelle a wealthy New York society woman died suddenly at the Palmer house. Edgar R R Accetta a young Italian tenor had sued her for breach of promise. Physicians cite apoplexy as the cause. her will named Accetta heir to 25000. Estate valued about 100000. Stele known for musicales in New York society.
Paris news reports actress Mme Cecile Sorel argues civilization has dulled heroic instincts in men and lionlike nobility remains. She contrasts lions with humans, says kings resemble lions, and recounts a duel of words with Henri Rochefort who defends human reputations.
Washington dispatch says Theodore Roosevelt is the burning question as his next moves loom. Analysts cite potential endorsement of Taft policies, support for insurgents, or a 1912 presidential run, with Roosevelts actions shaping party dynamics and national policy. Distinguished visitors and letters fuel speculation on his stance.
Duncan and Kellogg celebrate Kellogg joining L. J. Bartlett & Co in a toast at a club dinner. Kellogg extols work and success while Duncan contemplates the shift, wondering how life would feel without money and purpose.
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