Many June weddings mark Irvington society scene
A sequence of detailed society weddings unfolds in Irvington. Miss Alice Butler wed Thomas Hood Kaylor at 6 Downey Avenue with Rev. Shelly Watts assisting. Numerous guests from Evansville to Cincinnati attend. Styles feature duchess satin gowns, pink and lavender floral bouquets, and formal receptions. Several other couples wed on the same evening and region, with home addresses and travel plans noted.
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Alice Butler
Thomas Hood Kaylor
Irvington
Amon W. Butler
Downey Avenue
Shelly D. Watts
Cincinnati
Jonathan C. Day
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Ads -Bicking
Evansville
Anne Butler
John Kingsbury
Mrs. Watts
Miss Butler Savas
Miss Bicking
Audubon Road
Ada Bicking
Ind
Arthur Carter
Shelbyville
R. P. Watts
Winchester
John Neimeyer
Laura Carter
Emma. Robertson
Vincennes
Marriage of Cosgrove and Gavish at Nuptial Mass
The article notes the marriage of Miss Cosgrove to William P Cosgrove in a high mass celebrated by Rev Francis H Gavish. Attendants included Miss Henrietta Adams and John Fletcher. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home on Church Street with celebrating priests from St John’s. The bride wore a white lace robe and carried bride roses with orange blossom veil. Afterward the couple departed for a lake trip and social events continued with a dancing party for Miss Frieda Bader in Terre Haute guests list including Lillian Clare and others. The piece also lists postponed meetings and upcoming gatherings of local clubs, and notes several residents visiting or returning from travel.
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Hazel May Shoptaugh
J. A. Shoptaugh
Edward Perry Short
E. Michigan Street
R. A. Smith
Centenary Christian Church
Suppert Baron
Dennis-A Whic
John Schort
Homer Williamson
Emillee Jones
Schort
Michigan Street
Martin Mason
Amo
Jesse Masten
Coatsville
Temple
Urbana
Ill
Bert Smith
Greencastle
Frank Powers
Ladoga
Ind
Elizabeth Steblin
Villa Avenue
Blanch Lilly Steblin
Frank Steinmetz
J. 4. Peters
Zion's
Ethel Elwarner
Miss Stehlin
Mrs. Steinmetz
Broadway
Marguerite Mayer
David Mayer
Carl ‘William Brooking
St. Mark's Evangelical Church
William Segmund
Otto
Ernest Mueller
August Mueller
Carl Winterrond
Louise Pfisterer
Arthur, Brooking
John Rhodes Gang
Miss Pfisterer
Charles Brooking
Broeking
St. Patrick's Church
Victor Brucker
Mae Lillian Peters
John H. Peters
Roy H. Frauberg
Cambridge City
Helen Colbert
Charles Grossart
Arthur Peters
Chester Carter
Marjorie Vert
Maude Rider
Edna Fox
C. H. Peters
J. W. Oswald
Goshen
English Avenue
Miss Fox
Miss Rider
Central Hotel
Julia Fraunberg
C. Wehrmeyer
Henry Stockman
Morris, Ind
John M. Wells
Bedford
Rae Osterhouse
South Bend
R. C. Underwood
Lafayette
Louise Kathleen Tutewiler
Henry W. Tutewiler
Foster Vestal Smith
Roberts Park Church
Albert Hurlstone
Samuel Buick
de Pauw
I. Porter Smith
Ralph Smith
Charles R. Smith
Elmer Stout
City
E.W., Ferree
Danville
Belle
Julia Tutewiler
Mary Cecilia Sexton
Bert F. Deery
St. Patrick’s Church
Stella Adams
Claudia Ballard
Nellie Ballard
Boyce
Katherine Sexton
George W. Deery
Lois Unversan
Joseph Sexton
Thomas Sexton
Frank Baus
Hoyt’ Avenue
Marguerite Augusta Gordon
B. F. Gordon
Lee Thomas Nelson
First Baptist Church
Frederick Taylor
Alice Clements
Charles Gordon
Ashland Avenue
Miss Clements
Nineteenth Street
Nal Avenue
J. E. Whittaker
St. Joseph, Mo
Olive Hazel Hanahan
James Hanahan
Louis Wishmeier
Tacoma Avenue
F. C. Hood
Madison
Mary Graham
Wishmeier
Cornell Avenue
John Graham
John Oliver
Llewellyn Oliver
Don Oliver
W. G. Oliver
Hazlett
Lizzie van Nuys
Franklin
J. H. Hanahan
Needham
Minnie Peetz
Kokomo
Edward Schuffelberger
Martinsville
Wiliam P. Cosgrove
Francis H. Gavish
Henrietta Adams
John Fletcher
Church Street
Bertha Gredelhoefer
Maennerchor
Frieda Bader
Terre Haute
Lillian Clare
Louisville
Anna Agnew
Gene Holloway
Knightstown
Jean Pickins
Wille Marie Guedelhoefer
Rose Bader
Band Concert at Fairview Park by Indianapolis Band
The Thursday night program at Fairview Park features the Indianapolis Military Band led by Pink Hall. Pieces include Overtures Mirella Germans Before Paris The County Fair and Old Town excerpts along with The Poet and Peasant Paraphrase of Rock of Ages Bright Eyes My Hero and more.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Paris
Eee Snyder
County Fair
Old Town
Beissenherz
Herman Winterhoff
Strauss
Sherlock Holmes to be barred from stock theaters after July
Amusements note that William Gillette will revive Sherlock Holmes next season and has ordered agents to prohibit use of the title for stock productions after July 1. The Murat theater plans a last run of the drama next week with matinee and evening performances, plus farewell receptions after shows. The Man From Mexico remains a popular draw despite heat and competing attractions.
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Arsine Lupin
Sherlock Holés
A. Conan Doyle
William Gillette
Mr. Gillette
All-Star
Murat Theater
Arvine
Mexico
Pete the mule steals show at Indianapolis Hippodrome
Van Cleve the animal trainer praises Pete the mule as a real actor in the circus act with Denton and a woman. Pete, nine years old, performs as a villain in the ring while remaining tame offstage, breaking his bridle yet continuing the act. Pete’s tricks include tail swishing and gentle rides for children.
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Pete
van Cleve
Denton
Indianapolis Hippodrome
Mysterious Secluded Woman At Riverside Beach Signs Cross
A refined dark haired young woman at Riverside bathing beach attracts attention with secretive visits and no clear identity. She arrives at 3 and leaves an hour later, deposits jewelry with a cross signature. The Flying Baldwins headline the amusement park act, while Mannel Daley books a grand Fourth of July bill featuring Lottie Mayer, the famous Diving Myrma.
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Riverside Bathing Beach
Flying Baldwins
Mannel Daley
Lottie Mayer
Myrma
Miss Mayer
Roosevelt nurse returns to Oyster Bay home
Mrs Mary Ledwith the Roosevelt family nanny returns to Oyster Bay to live with the Roosevelts on the hill top. She cared for Theodore Roosevelt Jr and siblings long ago and was among the guests at the Roosevelt Alexander wedding in New York.
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Oyster Bay
Mary Ledwith
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel
Kermit
Archibald
Quentin
Ledwith
Roosevelt-Alexander
New York
Hubby Flirted With Petticoat Wearers in Cleveland
Mrs Sz Anne Rockefeller was granted a divorce from George W Rockefeller of Willoughby. A release on her Chicago property was signed after prior refusals. She also kept her name as Mrs Izetta A Smith. Testimony described a brief honeymoon and his habit of flirting with women in coats.
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Cleveland
Sz Anne Rockefeller
George W. Rockefeller
Rockefell
Chicago
Izetta A. Smith
Feller
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