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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
10
Popular lecturer Lew Dockstader travels to Indianapolis to present a program featuring readings and scenes from Shakespeare and dramatic sketches. The event highlights his mastery of humor, pathos, and theatrical storytelling as he discusses stagecraft and the charm of Shakespeare.
A read through notes describes a theater attraction featuring the Parisian Widows with a star lineup, including Ms. Eames and a chorus of shapely chorus girls. Performances run for three days starting Thursday with tickets at Walhaughs.
Reports indicate the attending physician and firm investigators traced Thomas Dwyer’s unconsciouness after a collision near Tadnapelle and Bridgeport. Caroner il summoned witnesses to learn how Dwyer sustained his injuries and the cause of his death. An elderly man is believed struck by an automobile while walking along the Tad road.
Report describes a weeklong influx of acts across major cities highlighted by a lively revues featuring Jetta and a troupe including Snitz Moore and others. Emma Eames, touring with her own company, was guest of honor at a girls school event, recounting her Paris debut and noting the split between Julietta and Emma Eames on stage.
The Indiana College Oratorical Association executive committee met Friday night at the Demiann hotel to arrange the state contest in Tomlinson hall Heb. 1. Representatives from Ruder and Wabash failed to attend and judge selection for delivery was to be completed by November 9.
The aliver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Quigley was observed Friday with an informal reception at their Winston City apartment. Quigley, formerly chief officer, was honored as friends gathered to congratulate the couple on forty years of marriage.
Mise Maud Miter of Lafayette visits friends Miss Anna Pre returns from Greensburg and other social gatherings fill the week. Local clubs meet at halls in Washington with performances by Misses Berterman and Krauss and a Gamma chapter event noted among many social engagements.
Saturday at 4 elc, Mrs Charles Wsiebradt hosts the scene from Big Hearted Jim as a new chapter forms at New Hichrodt. The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter will conduct the installation with James Sutherland officiating. charter members include Lillian Bailey and several other named alumnae from Madinbere, Bernese Ball, Co. Wurmisten, Indianapolis, and nearby towns. attendees from Freencastle and Thomington are expected.
The Morton Memorial ceremony in Chicago will be led by Ne Wok King of Greentiel with principal address by John B. Blam. B.A. Richards to direct the muse. Indiana National Guard and signal corps will attend in full dress with Aiev-President Fairbanks among invited guests.
A.W. Butler secretary of the State Board of Charities will deliver a Sunday night address at the First Friends church on the subject Church and Charities. The talk will cover the role of religious groups and charitable work in society.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Emmn winla Pearson to Robert Newcom, set at Fourth Presbyterian Church, with reception at the bride’s home. Various social events include teas, dinners, and club meetings featuring Miss Wingfelt, Miss Wingneld, and Mrs. Townsend. guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wilson, Misses Wingfield and Eula Gilneas cock. lectures and concerts planned by local clubs with pianist Ther es ina Wagner and singer programs.
Mrs Anna Peson entertained a farmed party of friends Friday night at 14 and Twelfth in Kunde of her row. Clyde Young returned after more than four years service in the United States Navy and was on board the warship Wisconsin.
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe remedy absorbing impurities in the stomach and intestines, improving complexion and breath after meals or smoking. The ad claims benefits include purer blood, better health, and a strong liver boost, priced around twenty five cents.
A brief notice announces limited advertising space in The Sun for a trio of days. The wording implies promotional copy intended for a female audience, with unspecified terms and a focus on timely placement.
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