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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1905

Page

6

Social and Personal News From The Indiana Vassar Club

The column lists social events and travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodard White and many local residents. It notes engagements, weddings, parties, club meetings, visits to cities like Washington, D. C., New York, Buffalo, St. Louis, and Milwaukee, plus upcoming dances, receptions, and charitable ball events connected to university clubs and local organizations. Intricate schedules include motor trips, hosting duties, and preparations for holiday activities and society gatherings through early December.

Wealthy Baby Buntings Portrait Reveals Great Fortunes

A group photo from Sewickley, Pa shows prominent families and heirs including the Rhoades, Carnegies, Lyons, Moores, Hornes, Chalfants, Robinsons and Laughlins. Conservatively estimated fortunes total hundreds of millions of dollars, with Lyons at 10 million and Moores at 75 million among others.

Franklin Jones Horne Mra Elizabeth Horne Eleanore Chalfant John W. Chalfant Alexander Robinson Willam C. ‘Robinson Alexander Laughlin Rhoades Carnewes Lyons Mooreheade Hornes Chalfants Robinsons and Laughng

Countess Kinsky returns to stage life after royal life failures

Budapest reports Countess Bug Kinsky formerly Ilka Palmay renounces married nobility and high society to resume acting. Her husband Count Eugene Kinsky opposed the move but relented years ago as she sought freedom in theater. The divorce comes amid mounting public attention and the Hungarian capital’s social scene.

Countess Kinsky Budapest Bug “ Kinsky Lika Palmay Aga Tikit Falmay Eugene Kinaky Ilka Palmay Kinsky Vika Palmay Nerbualetsd Countess Kinnky Han

Local social notes from Indianapolis area clubs and visitors

A compilation of neighborhood club meetings and guest visits in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Dates show Monday and Thursday afternoons, with hosts including Mrs Lyman I Price Mrs John F Frasier and Mrs Emma Anderson. Notable guests include Miss Helen Neptune Miss Beulah Wise Mrs Elizabeth Motormick and Mrs H A Dana.

OATH Indianapolis Lyman I Price John F Frasier We Thirty-first St Women's Home Missionary Society His Place Church Emma Anderson K& N. Capitolave Doclow Ta Missionary Barrel Huiel Keller John Null Priesburg Wallace P. Loucks Eugenest Loucks May Haas Nelle Hrasier Old Society of the Capitolave M. E. Church Len Boyd H. A. Dana Elizabeth Motormick Saginaw C. E. Kregele Anderson Nye California Edward Claypont Varen Qn N Meridian St Edua Alice

Local Social Notes From Columbia and Nearby

Reading like a string of social whirl events with Misses Maude Ryckert and Merie McKintey hosting and visiting relatives in Lafayette Paris and Philadelphia. Includes engagements, weddings in Columbus G and Mortland Ore with various parties, luncheons, dances, and birthday celebrations.

Gotle Cuthean Columbia Midas Lena Hlendington Porth Pd Maude Ryckert Lafayette Elizabeth Pudge Butte Mont Eleanor Emerton Brotine Chives Nmerson Merie McKintey Paris James Caries Jessie Hurneth Wyders Rime Thie Erty Ofrs Princes Hing Philadelphia Columbbus Margie Smith Addie Pershing Mise Mary Sample Monce Charles Carney Mortland Ore Joseph D. Chewford Jm Max Bertha Ford Mixs Misa Aliee Hale Olive Campbell North-st Misa Helen Conkling Frank Is. Kimbrough Mrs. Austin

Canary Birds Given Away at Pure Food Show

Canary birds are offered every hundredth ticket holder at the Pure Food show as a new incentive. The event attracts large crowds with a strong attendance and a lively program featuring a female choir, musical numbers, and a Descriptive piece. Mr. Rounds notes high turnout on many days except Halloween. Tickets are purchasable via grocers for two cents admission without grocer tickets. general admission is two cents.

Rounets le Ge Avery Hallowe'pn Rounds Central Union Telephone Company

Brightwood social notes and visits across towns

Brightwood residents and neighbors engage in Halloween gatherings and visits. Roy Armstrong attends a literary and auction event at Epworth League. Rev J H Barnet returns from Alexandria and Anderson. Mrs O Neil and daughter Mary visit Muncie, while Ethel Daugherty returns from Lafayette. Nora Newhart and Mrs Milea visit Bellefontaine.

Epworth League M. ZZ J. H. Barnet Alexandria Anderson Brightwood Lodge Neola Lodge Dot R Hallowe'en William O'Neil Margie Muncie Ethel Daugherty Lafayette Fair Play Club Win Markedall Brightwood Hill Mia Nora Newhart

Washington social life to mark Oliver family return

Nov 4 reports Aian Marlon Oliver daughter of Gen Oliver assistant secretary of war will have another Washington social season. The anticipated return of Beertary and iss Root to the war department is welcomed by the Olivers. Both are from New York.

THE SUN Washington Aian Marlon Oliver Gen. Oliver Washington Social Ufe Beertary Iss Root War Department Olivers New York

Hallowe en Parties Amid Busy West Indianapolis Socials

West Indianapolis hosted a string of Halloween gatherings Tuesday night with Blanche presenting a masquerade for four friends and Abel Warner entertaining a large group. Denver visitor Mrs C G Mardin stayed with her brother Jai Grew and family as Colonial society met with Mrs Nillin to open the mite box. Additional notes mention Imma Fentor’s party, Mr and Mrs Albert Dawber visiting friends, and various social visits among local families and out of town guests.

Philokurian Literary Society Carmel Butler Rallege Butler Drift Mary Coleman Springfeld C.H. Coleman Thomas Howe Ha Kappa Kaper Gamma Percy Parks Marshall Blackridge Rushville C. C. Carvin Jennie Jeffries Pendie- Ton Huty Campbell Columbus Stern Carrie Fisher Dun Blanche Abel] Warner CG. Mardin Denver Jai Grew Colonial Society Nillin Bob Strubowar Imma Fentor

Picked new officers for Evansville Improvement group

The Evansville branch of the Ohio Valley Improvement association elected officers including President Peter Emerich and Secretary LH Odéily Wensurer, with J. W. Vieichman named treasurer.

SUN Evansville Ind Evmaaville The Ohio Valley Improvement Association Peter Emerich Odéily Wensurer J. WI .Vieichman

Rites Held and Social News From Shelbyville and Nearby

Local society page notes Mrs Mark Smith and Miss Apielia at Shelbyville with church events and visitors. Mr and Mrs White return from visiting Mra AJ Danker in Columns. Ruth Thampoon guests in Muncie. JC Smith family hosts in Smada. Madame Willows wax works set at W Washington Presbyterian church. Tom Thumb wedding at town hall. Blamarck ave church event under Mrs Wright. EB Miller hosts mas querade party for Daly.

Mark Smith Ars Bayer Shelbyville Apielia Conta Diingeville Charles Minker Mise Talllan Seharen Haa AVS Chehinath Chia Wen William Theinton Lonieville White Mra AJ Danker Hve Ruth Thampoon Muncie Une Wrek Samuel Selick Aglia Din Bewn Eix- Ning Colorado Une Mere JC Bmith Ah Smada Questa al, Smith and Family Christian Endesvar W. Washington-at Mresbyterian Madame Willows Blamarck Ave Chirtatlan Wright

The Best Book on Manners by Orison Swett Marden

The authoritative practical guide covers etiquette from calling cards to automobile manners. Includes expert opinions from bankers, lawyers, manufacturers, journalists, printers, stenographers, nurses, physicians. Aids choosing a business or profession.

Orison Swett Marden

An inspiring book for the American mother of the Twentieth century

An inspiring book for the American mother of the Twentieth century, by one who has given her life to service. It offers practical counsel on challenging questions and stresses maternal dedication and practical wisdom for home life.

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