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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
10
Resident Marian Mendenhall voices concern that citizens are not aroused by the upcoming primary to select the city ticket. She says voters must demand clear plans from candidates, while critics view the primary as a needed reform to improve representation and democracy.
A North-side politician notes the public misses a chance to directly name candidates in Friday's primary. A South-side ward leader echoes concerns that residents treat the process as a game and neglect turnout needed to influence reform and final election outcomes.
Personal notices from Lafayette detail Miss Mary Salmon and James C. Dorsey wed Wednesday with guests including Miss Sulla and Miss Keefe of Lafayette. Social events include a euchre party hosted by Mrs. Ballman and Mrs. Kenyon, and lectures by Dr. J. DuBois on Renaissance literature.
Miss Mary Garvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Garvey and Michael Wonner were wed at St John s church Wednesday morning in the presence of a large audience. Rev F W Gavish pronounced the ceremony. The bride wore white Paris gown and veil with tulle veil and carried white carnations. After the ceremony the bridal party and families shared breakfast at the bride’s parents home on California street before a northern lakes trip and future home at 125 E Market St. Also noted are other local marriages and a performance by Cowles at Fair Bank drawing large crowds and praise for his singing Forgotten.
Eugene Cowles says aged wits fade but old songs endure. He notes Forgetting the old tune, yet the public shows constant demand for the hit. Last year four million copies sold and many request the song everywhere.
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