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Miss Raye Dryer was introduced at a large reception hosted by Mrs. Charlea A. Dryer and Mrs. James W. Noel on Central avenue. Attendees wore yellow chrysanthemum themes with gowns by Mrs. Noel and Mrs. Mayer. A harpist played as guests toured rooms draped in smilax and palms, with yellow tapers, and a punch table presided by Constance Broas and Marjory Ranger.
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Raye Dryer
Charlea A. Dryer
James W. Noel
Noel
Central Avenue
Charles Mayer, Jr
Helen Cothrell
Constance Broas
Marjory Ranger
Miss Dryer
Ray Elder Adams
Washington Boulevard
William Ray Adams
Helen Margaret Johnson
Marshall Waywood
Lafayette
Enid Carruthers
Edna Trueblood
Margaret Vollmer
Janet Flanner
Frank Adams
Rockville
Pilling
Marie Scrimsher
Bertha Taylor
Richmond
Ind
Scrimsher
Ashland Avenue
Katherine Littell
Miss Littell
Ula Wright
Louise Lee
Edna Robertson
Ethel Elwarner
Josephine Wade
Madge Brokaw
Jesse Anderson
Corrinne Welling
Harry Dixon Goode
Louise Loomis
Katherine Page
Sherrill Richardson
H. D. Goode
Autumn party rounds up Miss Reger birthday
Miss Blanche Hayden hosted a surprise gathering at her sister Mrs A Walters Belle street in honor of Miss Marie Reger s birthday. Guests enjoyed contests and games with autumn decorations and harmonious favors.
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Blanche Hayden
A. Walters
Belle Street
Marie Reger
Miss Harden
Walters
Marie Jacobs
Jeanette Smith
Portray Men Who Are Real in Metropolitan Newspaper Life
Charles Waldron earns praise for his Wheeler Brand in The Fourth Estate a role drawing from modern editor life. He says Liebler Co plans to star him soon, though he has no newspaper background. Waldron studied real editors to capture authentic local color and notes Patterson and Chicago Tribune figures as inspirations.
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Charles Waldron
Wheeler Brand
Joseph Medill Patterson
Liebler & Co
New York
Paterson
Chicago Tribune
Wheeler
Patterson
The
Tribune
Ross McHenry
Advance
Kelley
Sunday Church Services Feature Fairs and Lectures
City churches announce holiday fairs and evangelistic programs. St Patrick’s plans Nov 21 to 2u fair on Fountain block Virginia avenue with booths and concerts chaired by A. E. Adams. New Thought Church will host Lenard Garver and Prof J M Shellhouse with lectures and women-focused talks. Needlework Guild seeks members for garments drive at Glenalba cafe Nov 16 17 43. First Baptist features missionary sermon by Dr Taylor and Chicago pastor Boohans with hymns. St Joseph’s begins a two week mission by Criss and Martin for women then men. Edwin Ray M FE hosts evangelistic services at Church with Annie Godwin and Epworth League events nightly.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Fountain Block
Virginia Avenue
A. E. Adams
Minnesota Street
Comquire
Glenalba Cafe
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
William Stephens Criss
Charles Alfred Martin
Ohio
Edwin Ray M. FE
Annie Godwin
Epworth League
Ilo
Local church events and services announced
Rev Augustus Buchanan of Cairo will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. A meeting Wednesday night will call a pastor. Women on Clifton near Udell hold a ten day bargain rummage sale. Central Avenue Reformed Church hosts Dr Henry Gekeler with a sermon on Gossip as a Means of Grace and a stereopticon talk on Saving the Country. Willing Workers at Thirty-first Street Baptist plan a Christmas embroidery sale December 2 and 3. Woman's missionary society at Tabernacle postponed to November 22 for the foreign missions jubilee. Fourth Christian Church will hold regular services Sunday morning and evening led by Rev M Z Nelson.
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Augustus Buchanan
Cairo
Ill
Clifton Street
Udell Street
Central Avenue Reformed Church
Henry Gekeler
Thirty-first Street Baptist Church
Tabernacle Church
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Societies
Fourth Christian Church
M. Z. Nelson
Ceom'sal Avenue
Henry Gehler
Pas Big
Professors Banquet Held After Freshman English Exams
The executive committee tabulated 1400 freshman English exam papers at a University Club meeting. Twenty six English professors attended the event as guests of honor, including J M Manly of the University of Chicago and R E Howe, president of Butler College, with a luncheon served after the tabulation.
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Association
University Club
J. M. Manly
University of Chicago
RE. E. Howe
Butler College
Saturday Menu and Two Egg Dishes from Home Recipe
Saturday menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including fruit cereal brown kidney stew fried potatoes and waffles for breakfast and vermicelli with figg for lunch. Dinner features baked fish pudding mashed potatoes buttered parsnips and rice pudding. Recipes describe egg vermicelli and baked fish pudding with detailed steps.
Fire destroys University of Nebraska mechanics building
Fire swept the mechanics building at the University of Nebraska causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The city fire department fought to stop the blaze from spreading to adjacent buildings and the rest of the university on Saturday morning.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mechanics’ Art
University of Nebraska
Church Sermons and Plays Note Weekly Schedule
Roberts Park Church presents Dr Albert Hurl stone preaching Sunday morning on Woman and Her Work for the Kingdom with a Sunday night series The Voices of God The Voice of Nature Sacred Heart Parish to present Hart s A Texas Steer at St Cernlia s hall Union and Palmer streets Nov 20 directed by E B Sebroer Forty in cast costumes and scenery First Baptist Church hears The Only Late Adjustment for the Future Is Right Living in the Present led by P Benedict All men invited First Presbyterian Church hosts Lessons From Lives Certain Rich Man with music by chorus and organ W H Donley Rev M L Haines speaks Sunday evening St Paul s Episcopal Church Rev Lewis Brown shares A Message of Good Cheer Is the World Growing Better Is the World Growing Better 7 30 pm with vested choir soloists
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Roberts Park Church
Albert Hurlstone
Sacred Heart Parish
Hart’s
Texas
St. Cernlia’s
Union and
Palmer Streets
Sacred Fleart Parish
E. B. Sebroer
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood Bible
P. Benedict
ATL
First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
W. H. Donley
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Brotherhood Bible Class
C. P. Benedict
Religious services listed for Sunday programs
Central Christian Church features Rev Allan B Philputt with Christianity Essential to World Progress and morning theme The Golden Jubilee of Women’s Work in the Mission Field. Other churches present sermons, music and topics including Saving the Haven the Church’s Share in the Undertaking and Life and Peace with references to local pastors and activities.
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Central Christian Church
Allan B. Philputt
Marion County W C T U Leaders Attend Baltimore Convention
The Marion county W C T U president travels to the national convention in Baltimore representing 562 members. Local executive meeting was held at Fletcher American Bank parlor. Meridian W C T U gathered at Mrs Beckett's North Meridian home. Mary Balsh W C T U plans a Monday meeting at Mrs Robertson’s West Eugene street residence.
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Marion County
Baltimore
Fletcher-American National Bank
Meridian
Wymond J. Beckett
North Meridian Street
Mary Balsh
Lafe Young Named U.S. Senator to Succeed Dolliver
Des Moines Iowa Gov Carroll named Lafe Young editor of the Des Moines Capital and noted standpatter as United States senator to replace the late Senator Dolliver in Des Moines on November 12.
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Lafe Young
Dolliver
Des Moines
Next Council President Race Centers on Denny Copeland
Johnson Blumberg and Stilts back Denny while Copeland faces possible GOP and Democratic minority support. Owen, paymaster for Indianapolis traction and terminal, backs Copeland for the pivotal public service committee chair. Deals and alliances loom as council members weigh party lines and personal ties.
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Denny
Dr. Johnson
Blumberg
Stilts
Copeland
Rubeng
Owen
Public Service Committee
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
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