Vaudeville and stage acts at Grand and Park theatres
The Grand and Park offer a busy vaudeville slate with Edwin Stevens joining the Grand bill. He teams with Miss Marshall in a one act farce A Night Out, and acts from Firecomis, the Marcos Twine, and Alfice Lyndon Doll accompany new acts. Why Girls Leave Home runs at Park with a dramatic tale of misfit youth and family strife, while The Rays present Down the Pike at Park. Empire presents Dreamland Burlesquers and amateur contests with prizes after performances.
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Fannie Rice
PARK
Empire
Dreamland
Grand
the Grand
Atrle
Indianapolis
Edwin Stevens
Rose of
Frohman Dramatic
Stevens
Alfice Lyndon Doll
Tndllarsrolls Igi
Sweethearts International
W Ten
Louis Weslyn
Horsky, Bergers and Company
Kenney and Rooney
Aingels
Marvelous Frank and
Bob
Barnard
Park Theater
Ate Ik ‘the Ag
Social News Highlights From Muncie Events
Mrs R 8 Gregory returns home after days with friends in the city. Katherine Spees was hosted for Veronica club at 8 Walnut St. Lectures on The Art and Architecture of the Vatican by Mrs Warrum and Mrs Addie McWhinney. Music by Stella Vondersaar and Spres. Recitation by Mrs David Spees. Mrs Jessie Maran and daughter Mit cred guests of Mr and Mrs John Mrhan, returning home from two weeks away. Mrs B A Crull of Fort Wayne visiting her sister Miss Goodwin for a few days. Mrs Nettle Woodruff visiting Mr and Mrs Marion Koffel in Frankfort. Robert Winnedge returns to Indianapolis from Lafayette. Mr and Mrs F J Marer and daughter back from Atlantic City in honor of granddaughter Maria Frances Buchanan’s birthday. Women’s society of the Maennercher to hold March card party Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harty New to Detroit to visit her mother. Grand matinee Saturday for Mrs Leroy James of Chicago. Miss Lila Allison hosts in honor of Mrs James and Miss Katherine Keane of Zanesville. Twelve guests at dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Augustus Lynch at their North Delaware Street home. Wedding: Miss Harriet Gertrude Hunter and Albert Pierson wed at the Hunters’ home. Rev. Allen Priott officiates. Miss Mildred Moore sings O Promise Me. ceremony music “Hearts and Flowers.” Bride wore white silk mull with lace. bouquet of Golden Gate roses. The ceremony room arranged with ...
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Bilsa
Katherine Spees
Jostesu
Veronica Club
Walnutst
Vatican
Mra
Warrum
Addie McWhinney
Stella Vondersaar
Mins Spres
David Spees
F. J. Marer
Atlantic City
Maria Frances Buchanan
Aoe
Women's Society of the Maennercher
Misa Gladys Tinns
Leroy James
Chicago
Searls
Lila Allison
James
Katherine Keane
Zanesvill, O
Chapman Willams
N. Meridienst
Frank Gilmore
Greencastle
A L. Tuckridge
Harlet Gertrida Hunter
Alvert Pierson
James ‘T. Hunter
Jet
Allen Priott
Mildred Moore
Faith Steeg
Wedding Bells and Garden Colors Highlight Nuptials
Ferns and palms festoon mantels with pink carnations and tulips in a pink and green theme. A wedding supper and reception followed the ceremony with guests Mr. and Mrs Hunter aiding hosts Ada Steeg Agnes Moore Katherine Hotter Mildred Moore. After April 18 the newlyweds will reside at 35 West Mitht GAN RL. Ruth Morgan returns from Columbus where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan.
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Mes Hunter
Anas Ada Steeg
Agnes Moore
Mien
Katherine Hotter
Mise Mildher Moore
Tite Misa
Ruth Morgan
Golimtus
Mrs
John Morgan
Thoughtful plan for TB care tents proposed by Pettit
Dr J W Pettit lectured at a tuberculosis exhibition urging tents or espirata as cost effective care. He argued large hospitals aren't needed and that a hospital for inmates at a small cost could serve 4 people with essential facilities. He claimed major savings exceed 80 percent according to established figures.
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J. W. Pettit
Ottawa
Mie
Polo Friday Night and Postseason Banner Plans
The article notes a Friday night polo game at the Auditorium as the last home match of the season. It mentions a post-season championship setup with the Indians facing Kokomo and Danville competing with Marion, along with festivities for the pennant flag presentation. Noted is the flag dye issue and a plan for two polo games in the event.
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Indians
Kokamo
Danville
Marion
Tuberculosis Exhibit Promises Lifesaving Benefit in Indianapolis
The Commercial Club backs a long running tuberculosis exhibit in Indianapolis, projecting vast savings in lives and costs. The program runs daily with lectures by Dr. Theodore Porter of Indianapolis on The Sanderling Treatment of Beginning Tuberculosis and at 8 p.m. What People Should Know About Tuberculosis by Dr. George T. McCoy of Columbus, Ind.
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Briman
Priyateians
Nifanapolis
Theodore Porter
Indianapolis
oThe Sanderling
George T. McCoy
Columbus
Ind
Death Follows Baptism in German Baptist Rite
In Goshen Indiana John Replogia, 70, died shortly after baptism yesterday. He requested baptism into the German Baptist church where immersion was performed in a home fig tank rather than a running stream. He passed away soon after the immersion.
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Goshen
Ind
John Replogia
Replogia
German Baptist Church
Ize
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