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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
2
Society column records several weddings and social gatherings. Miss Marie Ready and John V. Coffield wed at SS Peter and Pauls with limited attendance. other Indianapolis brides and clued social events unfold, including visits, card parties, and upcoming ceremonies across Indiana and nearby states.
From New York arrival Miss Maxine Elliott contemplates building a theater in London. She already runs a New York theater, likely to worry some. The Pelican notes Pauline Chase praised Roosevelt’s character, and Fred Terry’s Scarlet Pimpernel runs profitably, boosting author royalties.
Mrs Benjamin Harrison widow of the former president will sail for Europe with her 15 years old daughter Elizabeth. They will rest and study, Mrs Harrison noting the high cost of living is incomprehensible and Europe offers needed respite. She said she has no interest in the ballot question.
19 percent 38 inch hemstitched and washed back towels with plain centers and floral borders priced as a Saturday special at 22 cents each. Plain colored French chambray toile du mord and Red Seal dress inghams are offered for Saturday only at 10 cents per yard.
Amusements note two acts of lively stage life at the Grand featuring Clarice Pasquelena of Sullivan and Pasquelena in a Bowery comic cameo under a dressing room miscue. At the Park theater George Arvine associates present Chan ning Pollock drama The Little Gray Lady with a running ice cream gag noted by stage hands yearly serving 18 gallons.
In Baltimore on May 20 Cardinal Gibbons praised the nurses graduating from St Joseph's German Hospital Training School for Nurses. He suggested trained nurses have better marriage prospects than advocates for women's rights, while urging service to the suffering. Rev Francis X Brady of Loyola College spoke, calling nursing a costly luxury and essential. Music followed by local performers. Also an ad notes 100 styles all wool suitings at 12.75 from Sanger & Sons.
Lillie J. Barnhart files for divorce in Partholomew circuit court alleging her husband Henry Barnhart struck her in the side with a cake of soap causing permanent injury. The report also notes Denver elects a woman for city office as voting continues and a local ad urges tailored wool suits from J. Singer & Sons.
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