Multiple Indianapolis weddings dazzle social scene
A brisk stream of weddings fills Indianapolis society with Mrs. Ella Williams hosting a pink and white ceremony for Ella Williams and Claude A. Welch, and other nuptials for Estelle Selig Netzorg, Mary Miller Fox, Julia Irene Mercer, Aulie Violet Ertel, Frances Woerner Engelke, Daisy Lanham Sprague, and additional receptions and outings featuring families from Chicago, Muncie, Philadelphia, and beyond.
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Ella H. Williams
Ella Williams
Claude A. Welch
W. Gverson
Ee Ida McKnight
Cincinnati
Frank O’haren
Alta Welch
Alice de Beryl Barber
Honor
Miss Welch
Mré
Welch
Virginia
Indianapolis
Estelle Selig
Dughter
Moses Selig
Netzorg
Muncie
Orris Feuerlicht
Miss Agatha Selig
Miss Selig
Evelyn Hahn
Daniel Cohen
Leago
Sydney Selig
Jules Selig
H. Netzorg
Samuel Ringold
Mignie Netzorg
Eva Hall
Fred Newman
Chicago
A. L. Frisch
Milwaukee
Sylvan Kahn
Florence Kahn
Louisville
Henry . Marks
Detroit
Julia Irene Mercer
Charles Godman Chapman
Emma Mercer
F. W. Kirkpatrick
Belle Bogardus
Howard ‘Davis
Hay Reisinger
Calla Lily
Frank O’connor
E. Vv. Metz
Menton, Ind
Robert Bowers
McClain, Ill
Hazel Cooney
Madison, Ind
Frieda Woerner
Bertha Woerner
Carolyn Woerner
Mary Eckman
Helen Wallick
Herman Helming
Adler Stars In Yiddish Play Gott's Shtroff at Empire
Jacob P. Adler leads a strong Yiddish company in Gott's Shtroff at the Empire theater to a large Indianapolis Jewish crowd. The B rith Abraham event drew praise for Mrs Adler and the ensemble as the plot centers on a physician's wife and her unlawful daughter amid tragedy and a late curtain call in Yiddish.
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Gott
Empire Theater
Jacob P. Adler
B'rith Abraham
Indianapolis
Adler
Kansas Court Says Man Must Be Active
Kansas Supreme Court rules E. H. Himm elwright of Sedgwick County cannot recover damages from an auto accident after being run over by Hattie M. Baker. Court holds a pedestrian must exercise proper diligence to avoid harm and Himm elwright failed to do so.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court of Kansas
E. H. Himmelwright
Sedgwick County
Hattie M. Baker
Himmelwright
Dutch Princess Juliana Adores Teddy Bear Play
In The Hague on June 16 a one year old Princess Juliana is described as fond of her teddy bear, like American children. She resembles her father Prince Henry more than her mother Queen Wilhelmina and enjoys dolls and the bear as other young girls do.
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the Hague
Juliana
Prince Henry
Wilhelmina
Professor to Cover Europe by Motorcycle
The Rev. William G. Tousey of Tufts plans a motorcycle tour of Europe with Tufts students. England, France and Italy are to be visited, with possible extensions if roads allow. He says biking offers a thorough, economical way to see sights and meet common people, though it is strenuous.
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Boston
Mass
Europe
William G. Tousey
Crate Divinity School
Tufts College
Tousey
Tufts
Dr. Tousey
England
France
Italy
Calis
Patterson sells Denver Evening Times to local capitalist
Former U S Senator T M Patterson announces sale of the Denver Evening Times to Jared Newell Husted to take effect July 1. Patterson says the purchase reflects a people versus interests victory in Denver. Consideration is understood to be 200000 dollars.
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Denver
United States
T. M. Patterson
Denver Evening Times
Jared Newell Husted
Patterson
The
Times
Canadian wheat crop expands to record planted area
Ottawa reports Canada now has 9,295,000 acres of wheat planted, 1,500,000 more than any previous year, with a total increase of 1,654,000 acres versus last year. The census bureau notes the crop condition as good.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Census Bureau
The Theaters Present The School for Scandal at Murat
The New Theatre company stages The School for Scandal at Murat Theatre with period costumes and authentic atmosphere. The production draws on Gainsborough portraits and Gilray caricatures to recreate 18th century rooms and furnishings, aiming for verisimilitude and period style. Next week All Star Stock company brings Clyde Fitch's Lovers Lane to the city, with Harry S. Northrup in the lead.
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School For Scandal
Murat
New Thaatre Company
Sheridan
Gainsborough
Sir Joshua
Downman
Gilray
Rowland
Marie Antoinette
Sir Peter
Charles Surface
Vanbrugh
Joseph
Thornhill
Sneerwell
Adam
Peter
Charles
Sheraton
All Star Stock Company
Clyde Fitch
Harry S. Northrup
Mr. Arvine
Dria
Winning Girls Burlesque Company Returns to Empire
The Winning Girls burlesque company resumes after a Wednesday layoff at the Empire theater with Thursday matinee. The troupe, among the best seen this season, delivers a snappy, bright show with tuneful songs performed by a chorus of 20 girls. The illusion act by Les Temples is highlighted.
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Empire Theater
Jacob
the Empire
Les Temples
Pastor Threatened by Enraged Girls in Canastota
Rev. B. S. Britten of the First Methodist Episcopal church faces possible slander suits after accusing the Kappa Epsilon girls of cigarette smoking and allowing male visitors and of poker at the doors of Canton chief high school. He was chosen to preach the baccalaureate sermon, stirring many students to consider boycotting his address. a wealthy resident blames him for believing village gossip.
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Britten
Home Beauty Remedies From An Old Newspaper Column
The column offers reader tips on skin clearing creams using almoroin and glycerine, hair removal with delatone, shampoo advice with canthrax solution, a homemade blood purifier tonic, a spurmax lotion for complexion, an eye tonic with crystal in water, a fat reducer from parnotis, and a quinine hair tonic for dandruff and hair health.
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Madge
Jane R
B. L
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