Local Social Notes From Nobieselle and Surroundings
Mise Mary Motaker returns to Nobieselle Mo. Mrs. Robert Melding comes back from Terre Hante. Mrs. Sarah Pauison visits Sheihard as guest of Air. Mrs. F.C. Bhel don also mentioned in society column.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
10
Mise Mary Motaker returns to Nobieselle Mo. Mrs. Robert Melding comes back from Terre Hante. Mrs. Sarah Pauison visits Sheihard as guest of Air. Mrs. F.C. Bhel don also mentioned in society column.
Moy Kee a Chinese leader in Indianapolis heads a campaign with the Chinese minister to the United States to repeal the exclusion act. They claim Chinese citizens are capable contributors and will campaign before Congress or the Supreme Court if needed. They rally Six Companies backing and promise legal effort and fundraising to secure repeal and admission of Chinese under fair conditions.
A sprawling social notice from a Midwestern town lists numerous visitors and hosts. Mrs Negion and Mr Lenpald Steanes attendingspora, with relatives from Greenbelt and Indiana. Several weddings, receptions, and parlor club meetings are noted, including Miss Myrtie A Strwehier and George H. Thomas's evening ceremony at Jarwondee.
Amusement listings describe The Last Paradise a musical comedy at English's opera house with cast led by Reghry Warner and Margaret Knowlton among others, plus Kathleen Mavourneen under Two Flags and vaudeville by Miss May Tuohy and Alice Berry. Also Amateur Night at the Auditorium with a gold watch prize and Riverside Park three days of aerial acts, Signor Liberali at Fair Bank Park and a farewell concert tour, plus other entertainment attractions including Gus Habich fishing tackle.
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