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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1910

Page

4

Two Weddings At St Patrick’s Celebrate Inez Hinton Bonds

Miss Elizabeth Ward wed Harry Woirhaye at St Patrick’s church with Mrs Ward and Miss Anna Ward in attendance. A second ceremony united Inez Mary Hinton and Hugh Baker at the same church, with Ella Aurelia Hinton and Edward Hinton as attendants. Both weddings were simple family affairs followed by home breakfasts.

Elizabeth Cecelia Ward Harry Woirhaye St. Patrick’s Church Elizabeth Cecilia Ward Michael Ward Victor Brucker Helen Colbert Michael Rafferty Anna Helen Ward Maurice Dalton Frank Roth John F. Troy Cottage Avenue Valley Miles Anna Ward Frank Reed Inez Mary Hinton Hugh ”. Baker William F. Keefe Ella Aurelia Hinton Edward Hinton J. W. Arvin Cincinnati Father Keefe H. G. Baker Hill Hinton Helen‘Olbert M. Hinton Wright Street Arvin Burnett House Mrs. Baker

Actress Margaret Bowes Returns To Stage To Aid Husband

Tacoma, June 28. The death of BE Harriman last August is said to trigger the stage return of actress Margaret Ilington Bowes to help her husband Edward J. Bowes, owner of extensive Tacoma suburban acreage. Bowes faces about a half million dollars in debt as Harriman’s railroad plans to build a separate Portland Tacoma line stalled by fires and panics.

Tacoma Wash BE. H. Harriman Margaret [Ilington Bowes Edward J. Bowes Harriman Portland San Francisco Harriman Railroad Bowes West End Harriman Burveys Llington

Abandons Navy Career to Elope in Annapolis

Alfred C. Bruce of Chilgress Texas gave up a naval academy bid and wed Leona Made in Baltimore after eloping amid naval law that delayed midshipmen from marrying until after graduation. This marks the second such elopement in three weeks, following James M. Sanders of Fitzgerald Georgia who also quit to marry Henrietta Noma Franklin of Annapolis.

Annapolis Alfred C. Bruce Chilgress Tex Bruce Texas Leona Made Baltimore Academy James M. Sanders Fitzgerald, Ga Henrietta Noma Franklin

Indianapolis Pair Elopes by Trolley

Curtis Sanders and Esther Goodnough of Indianapolis eloped to Columbus Indiana and were married Monday after arriving by interurban car. They obtained a license within 30 minutes of arrival and wed.

Columbus Ind Curtis Sanders Esther Goodnough Indianapolis

Preacher Aked Travels by Air Ocean and Rail

The Rev Charles F Aked pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist in New York sails on the Cedric to Oberammergau via transatlantic liner railroad and air ship He has been ill seven weeks with typhoid fever and is accompanied by Dr A R McMichael His airship tickets cover Munich to Oberammergau and cost 18 each The trip marks a historic first and includes a Canadian vacation after Europe.

New York Oberammergau Charles F. Aked Cedric White Star Line Aked Fifth Avenue Baptist Church A. R. McMichael Dr. Aked Munich Europe Canada

Regular airship service to link St Louis and Chicago

St Louis news reports plans for a regular passenger airship route between St Louis and Chicago and between St Louis and Kansas City. Albert von Hoffmann, an inventor, has secretly built a larger airship inspired by Zeppelin with high passenger capacity. He already earned wealth from welding steel rails used by major streetcar systems.

St. Louis Chicago Kansas City Albert von Hoffmann von Hoffman Count Zeppelin von Hoffmann United States

Minister Adopts Girl As His Own in Louisville

Dr E L Powell pastor of the First Christian church filed a court petition to adopt his stepdaughter Doris Gordon as his heir. Doris was born to Mrs Doris Gordon, a missionary to India, and later became Mrs Powell after Mrs Gordon's return.

Louisville E. L. Powell First Christian Church Doris Gordon Doris India Gordon Powell

Terre Haute Mayor Warns on Fireworks Use

Terre Haute Indiana June 28 Mayor Gerhardt urges parents to accept risk of Fourth of July devices but warns prosecutions will target use outside private premises. Police have already arrested some for premature celebrations.

Terre Haute Ind Gerhardt

All-Star Stock Company Caps Week At Murat Theater

Amusements section notes the All-Star Stock company delivering Sowing the Wind at the Murat theater with strong performances by Robert Lowe Selene Johnson and Leslie Kenyon. It also covers Innes band concerts at German House, Hippodrome season ending, and Flying Baldwins aerial act at Riverside with planned ballroom dancing and next week’s program.

Murat Robert Lowe Selene Johnson Rosamond Leslie Kenyon William H. Sams Harry Northrup John C. Davidson Lillian Sinnott Miss Olive Temple Flying Baldwins Riverside Bathing Beach Baldwins Daly

Arvine at Park Laugh Provoker in The Man From Mexico

George Arvine as Fitzhew delights Park audience in a comedy about a jailbound traveler claiming a Mexico visit. His bogus trip, forged letters, and a missing wife telegram fuel farce before he returns home in Mexican costume and is forgiven. Miss Louise Dunbar is also mentioned in the cast.

George Arvine Fitzhew Mexico Fitzher Republic Mr. Arvine Louise Dunbar

Dirigible Ride to Cure Sleeplessness Stirs New York

New York readers are told a startling sleep remedy a dirigible balloon ride. Sidney Beckwith reports nightly rest after aerial trips while in Louisiana. He claims the method works and warns against paying excess for a dirigible.

New York Sidney Beckwith Beckwith Louisiana

Pioneer was Indianapol? Mrs Eliza J Jones dies

Mrs Eliza J Jones a pioneer of Indianapolis died Monday night at her daughter’s home on Meridian Street. Born in Hamilton in 1820 to James Simcox, she married lumberman H Jones in 1884. Survived by three daughters six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Hazel Shoptaugh J. A. Shoptaugh Edward Perry Short East Michigan Street R. A. Smith Second Centenary Christian Church Edith Ethel Hossman Floy Lindsay Louise Lingenfelter John Schort John Blair Eugene Street Bernard EF. O'Connor Walter Peck Compton Cal Gertrude Cazeneuve Bay St. Louis Mrs. O'Connor Ruth Ready Loretta Grambling Jeanette Evelyn O'Connor Clark Mick Pacific Coast Eliza J. Jones James S. N Meridian Street Jones Hamilton Ay James Simcox James

Young Roosevelts Miserable Welcome in San Francisco

In San Francisco and later Montecito, Roosevelt Jr and his bride faced relentless reporters. He resisted questions at first, then spoke briefly about wanting privacy after marriage. He said he is not a public man and asked for solitude amid constant attention.

Santa Barbara Cal Dore Roosevelt, Jr Montecito San Francisco

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