Society Tea Delights Guests at New Pennsylvania Home
Mrs Edward Elliott Jones hosted a refined tea at her new Pennsylvania street residence on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Elmer Cline and Mrs Ray Adams among others with decorations of bride roses, palms, ferns, pink tones, and elegant centerpieces. Out of town visitors from Virginia Chicago Union City joined the event along with many local debutantes and friends.
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Edward Elliott Jones
Pennsylvania Street
Jones
Elmer Cline
Caroline Frenzel
Ray Adams
Helen Johnson
Claude Richie
Jessie
Mints
Greenfield
Andi
Eleanor Bookwalter
George Bliss
Paul Hyde Buchanan
Abram Parry
I. N. Richie
Clarence Budd
Harry Doris Haring
Arthur Downing
Horace Hoeisner
Stella Alig
Elizabeth Daugherty
Hobson
Virginia
Corinna Eaglesfield
Gould
Chicago
T. A. Randall
Blanche Shockney
Union City
Eleanor Shockney
Elizabeth Fletcher
Gustave A. Schnull
Bertha Schnull
Meridian Street
Schnull
Kerfoot Stewart
Charles Mayer Jr
Mary Kappes
Julia Brink
Anita Baker
Mary Parrott
Irma Vonnegut
Norma Mueller
Cariona Eaglesfield
Zaleme Kinney
Christine Hanckel
Miss Schnull
Lester M. Caldwell
Ilino's Street
James Osborn Hutchins
Denver
Colo
Caldwell
Elsie Maraden
Edith Watson
Ruth Wilson
New York
Hiram J. Pitt
Ethel Edna Pitt
Edward Fitz-Randolph Donnell
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Killarney
Pitt
Cornelia Donnell
Mary Donnell
Greensburg
Zella Pitt
John Sloan Kittle
A. H. McFarlane
Connersville
Henry Bonner
Boyd Bonner
Walter Bonner
Homer Meek
Donnell
South
Cambridge
Kate-Mand’s Priggish Style Provokes Hot Exchange
In a sharp exchange, Kate-Mand’s obsession with appearance prompts Ethel to quip that she pours on “coals of fire” yet Kate-Mand still insists on flawless alignment. The banter centers on vanity and pride, revealing social friction over optics and status.
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Ethel
Red Cross Endowment Fund Gift Reported from Indianapolis
A reader sends a two million dollar pledge for the United States Red Cross endowment fund. The Indianapolis apportionment lists 23330 dollars or ten cents per capita and will be reported by The Sun to John H. Holliday, treasurer of the Indianapolis endowment committee.
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United States
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sun
American Red Cross Endowment Fund
the Sun
John H. Holliday
Girl Seeks $20 000 Year Allowance For Heiress In Training
New York November 30 Surrogate Edgar Jackson faces a major decision in Nassau county with Eugenia Ladenburg, a 16 year old heiress to be. Her mother Emily Ladenburg seeks a $20 000 annual maintenance allowance while abroad for ten months including travel, lodging, staff wages, and expenses. The guardian Central Trust Company is asked to determine a fair sum that covers stated needs plus pocket money and personal expenditures.
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New York
Edgar Jackson
Nassau County
Emily Ladenburg
Meadow Brook
Eugenia
Ladenburg
Westbury
Europe
Central Trust Company
Mayor Signs Resolution on Street Car Report
Mayor Shank signed the Denny resolution calling the board of works to report on street car actions. City Attorney Merle N. A. Walker advised whether to sign or veto. The board of works claims ignorance of the resolution and will not disclose plans.
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Shank
Denny
Board of Works
Merle N. A. Walker
White Mantle ushers in first wintry blast in Indianapolis
The city felt its first real wintry air this year as heavy winds and light snow flurries swept Indianapolis. W H Church of the weather bureau warns of colder weather to follow tonight, with unsettled conditions suggesting potential storms though no blizzard indicators are present. The cold is expected to linger.
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Indianapolis
W. H. Church
Mr. Church
Ministers Not To Fight Theaters In Indianapolis
Rev Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Methodist says Indianapolis ministers do not seek to close theaters on Sunday. No action was taken at the ministers association meeting on Monday. Stansfield adds the matter is left to others and no plans to act.
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Indianapolis
Joshua Stanafield
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Stansfield
Evening school menu and recipe fragments
Thursday December one menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items with veal salad vermicelli and breaded chops. Included are two recipes for Cream Cornmeal Puffs and Rice and Raisins with step by step directions and common kitchen notes.
Most Beautiful Woman Is Found in Washington by Baron Rosen
Miss Gladys Hinckley named Washington s most beautiful girl by Baron Rosen the Russian ambassador after praising her beauty. The profile notes her tall queenly figure golden hair and flawless features. At a luncheon for Miss Helen Taft she wore blue velvet with a $2,000 tiger skin coat.
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Washington
Baron Rosen
Gladys Hinckley
Hinckley
Globe-Trotter
Helen Taft
Report on Woman Treated with Gog
The Murion county medical society heard first public results on Ehrlichs 606 administered to a patient in the second stage at the city hospital. After months of European experiments with a yellow powder, doctors discussed its claimed ability to sterilize and clear blood infection within forty eight hours. Dr Chariton led the discussion noting the potential breakthrough for preventing disease in newborns.
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Ehrlich
Murion County Medical Society
Araid
Europe
Frederick Chariton
Weapon of potency in combatting blood taint
Members of the society urged caution about the new agent noting that faith should not be placed too fully until it passes a sure test of value. The passage reflects measured optimism and calls for rigorous evaluation before broad use.
First Daughter in Three Generations for Shideler Family
Assistant Postmaster John E. Shideler beams with pride as his oldest son D. B. Shideler welcomes a daughter born Tuesday afternoon at 530 West Forty-third Street. The Shideler line sees its first granddaughter in three generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Shideler
Shideler
D. B. Shideler
West Forty-third Street
Mr. Shideler
County Pays 11 Dollars For Twelve Votes Reported
Salem Ore Nov 30 with but twelve men to vote In Elkhorn precinct of Marion county at the general state election the cost to the county is 113 20 Elkhorn precinct is the most sparsely settled district in the county but the wages provided by law for the six election officials together with the expense of circulating pamphlets and other matter printed at the expense of the people swelled the expense.
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Salem
Ore
Elkhorn
Marion County
Ruling On Paying Election Expense
Judge Willard F. Cox states there is no statute authorizing warrants for election expenses by election or canvass boards. Only the board of county commissioners may approve and allow such claims before the auditor issues warrants. The county treasurer may pay only on the auditor's warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Commissioners
Board of County Canvassers
Board of County Commissioners
Willard F. Cox
State Board of Accounta
Albert Sahm
Edward L. Raub
Board of Canvasers
County Board of Election Commissioners
Board of Canvassers
Girl 15 Charged With Being Drunk in Juvenile Court
Margaret Hine, 15, described as looking older, faced Judge Stubbs after a note said she returned home intoxicated following an outing with friends. Louisa C Hine, widow, recalled past delinquency actions and noted the daughter’s good appearance. The case was continued.
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Margaret Hag
Louisa C. Hine
Vermont Street
Suit Club Suspected Lottery Arrest in Police Clampdown
Detectives Askins and Kurtz arrested Charles Moreland of 520 Blake Street on charges of operating a suit club lottery. Members paid $1 weekly, with a weekly drawing for suits. some received a suit, others paid full $25. Members often withdrew after receiving a suit, and police say not all members received their promised items.
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Askin and
Kurtz
Charles Moreland
Blake Street
Moreland
Judge Rules Against Dying Statement in Le Binne Case
In East Cambridge on November 30 Judge Bond ruled that Clarence Glover’s dying declaration naming Hattie Le Blant cannot be admitted in the trial. The 17-year-old girl’s fate hung on the ruling as the courtroom held its breath amid the proceeding.
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East Cambridge
Munas
Bond
Hattie le Binne
Clarence R. Glover
Hattie le Blant
Himg
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Nervous Symptoms
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a scientific medicine for women addressing nervous excitability irritability exhaustion and related symptoms stemming from feminine health issues. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to invigorate the stomach liver and bowels with a candy like dose of one to three pills.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Ailiog
St. Vitus
Orchestra Arrives for Morag Concert in Indianapolis
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra lands in Indianapolis Thursday morning from Detroit for the second subscribed concert of the Ona B. Talbot season at the Shubert Murat theater. Conductor Leopold Stokowsky presents a Russian program with pianist Mme Yolanda Mero featuring Tchaikowsky’s Swan Song and the Beethovian influenced works. The article notes mixed early reactions to the music and historic performances surrounding the composer’s life.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Indianapolis
Morniy
Detroit
Leopold Stokovaki
Tachalkowaky Symphony
Columbus
Cleveland
Ipdianapolis
Ona B. Talbot
Shubert Murat Theanor
Mme
Yolanda Mero
Tachaikowsky
Techkedkowasky
Techalkowsky
Dr. Riemann
Beethoven
Glazounov
St. Petersburg
Napravnik
GIVES ANY WOMAN A NEW SKIN
Lillian Langley, London Fashion, explains a simple home recipe to improve complexion. Dissolve Magatone in witch hazel and apply to face arms and neck twice daily to remove shine, prevent hair growth, and fade blemishes with harmless results even for babies.
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Lillian Langley
London
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