Latest Society Teas and Nuptials Illuminate Winter Socials
Mrs. Russell Fortune hosts a candle light tea with chrysanthemums and ferns as guests gather in a quaint home. The week features Olga Mueller and Paul Lindeman marriage, a Dramatic club play, Thanksgiving events, and many local visits, meals, and receptions in Evansville society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Stewart Hopkins
Evansville
John L. Griffith
London
Eng
Knube
William Brown
Allan Wilkinson
Walter Millikan
John Somerville
Harry Bennett
Mill ends men suits offered at eleven seventyfive
Real twenty five dollar values advertised by S. J. Singer & Bons at 43 West Washington Street. Made to measure men’s suits promoted with window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Singer & Bons
West
Washington Street
Thanksgiving Dinner At Lafayette Hosts From Out Of Town
The narrative describes a Thanksgiving dinner at a Lafayette home on Pennsylvania street with fourteen guests. Attendees from afar include Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Alden French of Lafayette. Other locals and guests are named, with travel from Indianapolis, South Bend, New York, and Philadelphia noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey Alden Myers
Logansport
Melissa Jeffries
Joel D. Whitaker
Raleigh
N. C
Mrs. Carson
Martha
Evansville
Daniel DePrez
Shelbyville
Migron McGibney
Eleanor Hord
Terre Haute
Culver
Col
Mrs. Gignilliat
Military Academy
Pennsylvania Street
G. T. Hill
Alden French
Lafayette
W. W. Hubbard Jr
South Bend
W. H. Hubbard
Friday Menu And Recipe Notes From The Commuter Kitchen
Friday plan lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including fruit cereal soup and fish plus a detailed toasted cheese with eggs recipe and mashed carrots with butter and pepper. The Kitch notes describe soaking stale bread crumbs, making eggs and cheese toast, and shaping carrot molds for serving.
Tailoring offers record low price for made to measure suits
In a historic low, all wool suits or overcoats made to measure are priced at $11.75. S. J. Singer & Sons, located at 43 West Washington Street, advertises this exceptional value for bespoke garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Singer & Sons
West Washington Street
Friend Bros
Milwaukee
Albert
Soldiers to Honor Memory of Morton Memorial Service
Under Col J R Fesler the G A R post W A C Union veterans and other patriotic groups will assemble on Delaware Street near Central Christian church for a Morton memorial service. They will march to the church for a 3 PM program opening with The Battle Hymn of the Republic sung by male quartet. Rev Allen B Philpott gives the invocation. Thomas C Clapp reads a Morton tribute poem by Rev Daniel R Lucas. The quartet sings Who Will Care for Mother Now and Brave Boys Are They. Gov Marshal delivers the day’s address and Rev Philpott provides benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Fesler
G. A. R. Posta
Union Veteran Legion
Sona of Veterans
Delaware Street
Central Christian Church
Allen B. Philpott
Thomas C. Clapp
Morton
Daniel R. Lucas
Gov. Marshal
Philputt
Fall Down Stairs Fatal for Woman
Mrs Milinda Taylor 49 died at Methodist hospital after a Tuesday night fall down cellar stairs. She dragged to a phone to call her husband at 1229 Olney Street but remained semi conscious and never regained consciousness. Doctors said skull fracture caused death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milinda Taylor
Methodist Hospital
Taylor
Olney Street
South Side Holiday Fair Opens at Fountain Square Hall
The Fountain Square holiday fair benefiting St. Patrick's church choir opened Thursday night and runs until Saturday night with a record sale expected. Highlights include a Japanese tea garden led by Miss Cecelia Kalb a Japanese toy booth run by Miss Fedella Jefferson hot lunch by Capital council Y M I L flower stands art booths doll department 5 and 10 cent stores ice cream candy booths and the Overland band performing Friday a children's party Saturday afternoon at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Fountain Square Hall
St. Patrick'’s
Cecelia Kalb
Fedella Jefferson
Capital Council
Y. M. IL
Overland Band
Fair Grounds
Scientists observe day Thanksgiving service at Masonic temple
The Second Church of Christ Scientist held a Thanksgiving service in the Masonic temple. Emerson W. Chaille and Mrs. David Wallace led the service. David Baxter performed the hymn Hope is the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple
Emerson W. Chaille
David Wallace
David Baxter
Hope
Suit or overcoat to your measure at $11.75
S. J. Singer & Sons offers custom all wool overcoats and suits measured for you at 43 West Washington street with a price of eleven dollars and seventy five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Singer & Sons
West
Washington Street
GIVES UP HIS LIFE FOR FIFTY CENTS
William Andrews a 35 year old jiggerman at Knowles Taylor Knowles pottery died after bet of 50 cents he could drink a pint of whisky in one gulp. He collapsed after finishing the drink and died at home. Police seek the other man who made the bet and the whisky source. He leaves a widow and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Pottery
William Andrews
Andrews
Forest Hills Gardens opens near Jamaica station
The Russell Sage Foundation announces the early opening of Forest Hills Gardens at Forest Hills station near Jamaica. The garden city combines one and two story houses in blocks with detached homes, parking, and trees to serve families on moderate salaries amid New York’s dense flats and tenements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage Foundation
Europe
Forest Hills Gardens
Forest Hills Station
Jamaica
Dallas Romans Fills In For Belle Meyers At Denison Funeral
Miss Dallas Romans contralto soloist performed at the Colonial theater as a substitute for Belle Meyers after receiving a telegram announcing her father’s death in Denison Iowa. The tele gram arrived during the matinee and Romans will depart for Denison Saturday night to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Romans
Colonial Theater
Miss Romans
Belle Meyers
Denis
White Slavers Sentenced in Pennsylvania Trial
Pittsburg Nov 25 Jesse Bluestone a former Pennsylvania legislator and Samuel Moseman were found guilty as white slave agents in criminal court Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Pa
Jesse Blue
Stone
Pennsylvania
Samuel Moseman
Woman jumps from third story ledge in hotel fire
A Boston hotel fire at Young's hotel sent eight people to hospital with two likely to die. A Springfield woman Mrs. Margaret Beggs and her 16 year old son were among the likely fatally injured after leaping from their third floor room, suffering broken legs and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Margaret Beggs
Springfield
Suffering Forgotten with Relief from Natural Medicine
The speaker asserts that pain will soon be forgotten and there will be no after consequences if relief is secured from a safe, reliable natural corrective medicine. The claim emphasizes immediate healing with no later effects.
Paw Paw Pill claim stuns Indianapolis readers
An Indianapolis pamphlet promotes Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a revolutionary natural remedy for stomach liver and blood improvements. The advertiser asserts the pills cleanse digestion and aid constipation without harsh effects, promising renewed health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
THE
Indianapolis Son
Free sample packages offered by Indianapolis Sun office
A notice states free distribution of sample packages from The Indianapolis Sun offices at 123 and 125 East Ohie Street to allow everyone a chance to test the remedy before purchase. The message urges broad access and mentions no further obligations or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indianapolis Sun
East Ohie Street
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A. S. Mueller
Paul Lindeman
J. C. Peters
German Evangelical Zion's Church
Minnie Woesdorfer
Walter Mueller
Mueller
Madison Avenue
Hilda Mueller
Mrs. Lindamen
Dramatic Club
Jane
John T. Brush
Mary Powell
Ruth McCulloch
S. Robert Greer
Richard Fairbanks
Hugh McGibney
Nelson A. Gladding
Frank Nichols
Lewis
Sylvester Johnson
Clifford Arrick
Arthur B. Grover
N. A. Gladding
Larz Whitcomb
Fannie Koehler
Arsenal Avenue
Martha Meyera
Esther Christine
Marie Christian
Alias Wina Logsden
Earl, Christina
Carl Long
Harrison Marsh
Robert Koogle
Wood Nichols
Carrie
Edith Summers
Norris Dolen
Mooresville
Alois Graham
Madison
J. Bb. Regan
Knightstown
Dr. H. T. Wagner
Chicago
Mrs. Stoddard C. Hamilton
Ohio
May Lanham
Benjamin Metcalf
North West Street
Katherine Lanham
Jacob Summers
Minerva Muaute
W. R. Harris
River Avenue Baptist Church
Morris Ross
Chapin C. Foster
Charles Martindale
Robert Foster
Martha Foster
W. H. Thompson
St. Mary's-of-the-Woods
Cathcart
Edward M. White
J. H. Baldwin
George Gay
Gustave Pfeiffer
J. A. Moag
Little Son
Greencastle
Pauline York
Oakland, Cal
Florence York
Q. H. Judkins
Elwood
Eleanor Argersinger
Johnstown, Pa
Louisa Hibben
W. W. Davis
Grace Nourse
Indianapolis
Edith Wachtstetter
J. T. Baker
Philadelphia
Henry Buttolph
Battle Creek, Mich
Ruth Terry
Winona
Lois Book
Columbus
East Liverpool
Sage Garden
Denison, Ia
Beecham’s
FOR
Eoples Credit
E. Washington St
L. D. Tyler & CO
At. le
St. George
Melton
Priestley
Toyland
Ohio Street
Peo
Ple
Sara
Munyork
Iberal
Empire Credit Clothing
W. Washington St
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