Society's Doings in Indianapolis Social Scene
Mrs. D P Williams hosted a bridge whist with four tables on N New Jersey Street. Several society figures and visiting guests from Vassar to Indiana were noted at gatherings including bridge parties, club meetings, and a Mothers' club party for Miss Feart Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Williams
New Jersey
Louise Hibben
Delaware Street
Lila Hedges
Haverstraw-on-the-Hudson
Mary Farrett
Feart Armstrong
George Snyder
Mothers’ Club
Lucre Tit Mott School
Miss Armstrong
Reading
B. Johnson
Fall Creek Boulevard
Central Avenue
Old Maid's Association
Frank Reissner
Lenore Thompson
Admire Your Wives Club
Teach Children to Make Garden at Fairview Settlement
Widows and children in thirteen cottages at Fairview Settlement sow and reap in designated plots near each home and at the kindergarten site. Groundwork supports a day nursery for non school aged children while mothers seek work, with 14 children in kindergarten. The Indianapolis Free Kindergarten society supplies teachers. debt nears 2000 dollars as committee led by O. L. Miller and W. J. Sumner funds a cure and aims to build more cottages. Contributions listed include many donors and mail address for O. I. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Settlement
Indianapolis
Hoo-Hoo House
Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society
O. L. Miller
W. J. Sumner
Louis Hollweg
Thomas C. Day
L. S. Ayres & Co
George E. Merritt
A. A. Barnes
Arthur Baxter
Mooner- Mueller Jirug Company
Eva Jt. Hutchinson
Third Christian Sunday School
I. Miller
Fairview Settlement Committee
North
Delaware Street
First Ward Republican Club Formed At Roosevelt Venue
The First Ward Republican club was formed last night in the hall at Roosevelt venue on Seventeenth street. Charles XN Davidson was elected president and Theodore Hewes secretary treasurer. Chas Hurst, candidate for county clerk, spoke last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Republican Club
Har
Roosevelt
Seventeenth Street
Charles XN. Davidson
Theodore Hewes
Chas. Hurst
Catholics Observe Good Friday With Fasting and Prayer
Good Friday was observed by the city's Catholics with fasting and prayer. Mass was celebrated in all Catholic churches and in houses of worship of several other denominations.
Pythians Stage April 18 Entertainment by Fred Emerson Brooks
California poet Fred Emerson Brooks, famed humorist, will perform at the Indiana Pythian building assembly room in Indianapolis on April 18 under Knights of Pythias auspices. Proceeds go to the general relief fund as 15 city lodges actively sell tickets, Brooks beloved across the West like James Whitcomb Riley in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Emerson Brooks
California
Indiana
Census takers chosen for Franklin County
Franklin Indiana March 25 W C Protsman of Vevay appoints county enumerators including James R Garrison Ruth McIlxeehan Leslie McClain Ossie McClain Emerson Cockrell Edna Pritchard Ted Pritchard Charles Linton Lester Snow Reba Cravin John Clark Harvey Long Shurney Featheringill A V Doub W T Littleton Frank Etter Niff Brown Walter Grass in this county for the upcoming census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ind
C. Protsman
Vevay
James R. Garrison
Ruth E. MclXeehan
Leslie McClain
Ossie McClain
Emerson T. Cockrell
Edna M. Pritchard
Ted Pritchard
Charles M. Linton
Lester L. Snow
Reba B. Cravin
John Clark
Harvey A. Long
Shurney G
City debates old fire horses plan at Emery Cain school
FE J. Cain president of Emery Cain Industrial school requests one former city fire horse. Officials clash over the fate of aged steeds. Wayer Shank supports retaining retired horses for support and care without tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Cain
Emery Cain Industrial School
Fire Department
Wayer Shank
Receiver Appointed for Relative's Petition in Sanity Case
William M. Wilson, brother-in-law, secured a court order to take Jessie Clippinger's roughly 160000 dollar property into custody pending a sanity inquest sought by relatives. Judge Ross named Wilson as temporary receiver after learning Clippinger, treated in New Jersey, fled to New York City from a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wilson
Jessie Clippinger
Ross
Jilson
New Jersey
New York City
Marmola Tablets Promise Fast Weight Loss for Fat Women
An advertisement urges fat women to slim quickly using Marmola Prescription Tablets costing 75 cents per case. It claims one tablet after meals and at night leads to a pound lost daily, with sales pitches from Marmola Co. in Detroit and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atyre
Marmola Co
Farmer Bidg
Detroit
Mic
Singer & Sons Tailored Suits At Half Price
Local shop offers made to measure suits and overcoats at 12.75 dollars, comparing with other stores at 25 dollars. Visit J. Singer & Sons at 48 W Washington St or 43 W Washington St to see perfect fitting garments to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
S. J. Singer & Sons
The Turning Point at Hackett Murat and Spooner at Park
Preston Gibsons Turning Point now playing at the Hackett theater in New York City for a week with matinees. Aline Anderson and Brent Breckinridge lead a Virginia to Broadway comedy drama about ambition and love. Cecil Spooner showcases three playlets at the Park theater including Nan the Good for Nothing and Between Two Forts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Gibson
Hackett Theater
New York City
Shubert Murat Theater
Virginia
Broadway
Brent Breckinridge
Aline Anderson
New York
Brent
Carter Hastings
Edna Archer Crawford
Kawari Lee
James Kirkwood
Amelia Mayborn
Bernice Gulden
Charlies N. Green
Miss Spooner
The
Park Theater
Cecil Spooner
Comediennes
Nan
the Park Theater
Hoyden
Augcustus Philips
Foto
Burglary Suspect Confesses After Chisel Imprint Found
Detectives Dawson and Ulery traced a burglary at Walter Lallard’s restaurant adjoining W. J. Harrington’s saloon at 115 N. Alabama. A chisel impression tied to the suspect led to Lallard’s arrest after he produced the tool and confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harrington
Alabama Street
Walter Lallard
Dawson and
Ulery
Brightwood Citizens Meet Over Water Works Improvements
Citizens are invited to a mass meeting at the office of Harry Meyer located at Twenty-fifth and Station streets to discuss needed improvements at the Brightwood water works plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
Harry Meyer
Twenty-fifth
Station Streets
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Robert .Sweeney
Misa Frenzel
la Stell Beck
Portia McConnel
Vassar
J. E. Morrow
B. W. Gillespie
College Avenue
Shakespere
R. C. Jessup
Henry
E. A. Blandford
C. L. Ehrensperger
Fortune
George €. Calvert
Portfolio Club
N. Pennsyvania Street
8. F. Scott
Bloomington
Calvert
Aliss Helen Lang
A. L. Lockridge
Belle Carter
L. H. Eshelman
Marion, Lndiana
Mrs. J. C. Whitney
Marion
C. C. Rundell
W. H. Hughes
Evansville
Mrs
Johnb. Cockrum
Harry Doris Haring
Gordon Jeffrey
Chicago
Jeffrey
England
Mary Parrott
Emily Jack Duncan
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Gladys Boyle
Kansas City
Clarence Wulsin
A. B. Mansur
East
A. L. Searle
Minneapolis
V. M. Gilchrist
Clio Club
John Barrett
Angelina P. Carey
Shortridge High School
Carlyle
Thompson
Fairview
Coats
Cadet
Reseda
Les Arres
S—Printeton Triangle Club
Spooner
P. m
P.m
Empire
Murat
the Grand
Chassino
Mme
Edwin Stevens
Tina Marshall
John B. Hymer & Co
Te Devil
Tom Walker
Chadwick
Howard Brothers
Bransley Williams
Colonial
Mr. Williams
Lyster Chambers
Miss Alive
Arnold Daly
Cecil Owen
Post
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Charles Mayer & Company
West Washington St
Illinois St
Old
Cor
West
Washington and
Hainois St
Stere
Dianapolis
Edward L. McKee
Fred M. Ayres
Charles Mayer G. A. Efroymson
Henry Kahn
H. BP. Wasson
S. Pennylvania St
Main
Indianapolis, Ind
Mooney
State Life Insurance Co
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