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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1910

Page

9

Autumn weddings mark season with lavish Indianapolis ceremony

Miss Mery Cummins Baker wed Leroy Crockett Gould at the bride’s North Alabama street home in Indianapolis. The event drew 1500 guests and featured harp music, a Lohengrin march, and formal parlor decorations of beechwood foliage. The bride wore white satin meteor with orange blossoms. several out-of-town guests attended.

Mery Cummins Baker Leroy Crockett Gould John de Graff Baker North Alabama Street Harriet Stout Dorothy Davis Edith Louise Baker Helen Gould Tasso Meyers M. L. Haines First Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Hogin Marion C. H. Baker Caney Kas Florence Shearer Hazel’ Lillard Ind Norine Rogert Cincinnati C F. Thain Oz McMurtrie Bert Lee Fr. M. Baker Topeka W. E. Gould A. G. Baker Everett Baker George Edward Meyers Marshall Tilton Levy Henry ¢. Thornton Miss Baker Thomas Stillwell Aimee Edith Alexander Frances Murphy W. 4. Denny George Lilly Anderson W. ©. Gould Oliver Gould Hazel Littard George Bell Ot McMurtrie Whitney Smith Portland J. C. Hicks Arcadia L. N. Baker Norine Rogers Florence Cowley Toledo Frank Clark Fintey, O Raymond Blatchley Champaign Gouldist New Orleans

Pint size Pinex cough syrup remedy recipe

A vintage household remedy claims a pint of sugar syrup mixed with Pinex yields rapid cough relief at low cost. It touts ease of preparation, safety notes, and a guarantee with refunds, urging readers to obtain Pinex from local druggists or the Pinex Co. for immediate access.

United States Canada Pinex The Pinex Co Wayne, Ind

Prince Tsai Tsun Jigs With Dancers in San Francisco

Prince Tsai Tsun, uncle of the Chinese emperor, narrowly escaped assassination in San Francisco as he prepared to board a steamer home. Jong, a revolutionary member, was seized just before drawing a revolver. A photo shows the dancers who entertained the prince in New York, where he danced with Broadway performers at a Sherry's dinner hosted by Charles M. Schwab, joining in with enthusiasm.

San Francisco Cal Tsai Tsun Emperor of China Jong New York Charles M. Schwab Sherry’s China

Quiet Bloomington Wedding Unites Lavinie Lovelace and William White

Miss Lavinie Lovelace, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard WL Lovelace, married William White of St Louis in a private ceremony at the bride’s Eugene street home. Rev Charles A Parkin officiated with no attendants, an altar of smilax and autumn flowers, and a canopy for the couple. A reception at 1054 Eugene street followed, featuring two color themes in desserts and musical numbers by local ladies. Other Bloomington guests attended, including Kerr family members from Bloomington and Connersville, with homecomings planned after November 1.

E. P. Erbrich Central Avenue Mabel Clair Roberts Albert J. Smith John F. Smith Richard Biedermann St. Paul's Lutheran Church Jessie Richardson Marguerite E. Heath Fred Smith Bertha Richardson Henry W. Laut Srr Erbrich Lida Grover William C. de Miller Mrs. Richardson Miss Heath Caroline Emma Frenzel Otto N. Frenzel Elmer Lewis Cline L. C. Cline Hlllnois Street Elsa Margarite Frenzel Caroline Helen Sweeney Frank Cline J. C. Peters Zion's Evangelical Church Mendelssohn Killarney Willarney Irene Lucia Senefeld J. P. Senefeld Joseph Kerr Bloomington Ind Holy Cross Church Joseph T. Senefeld Vincennes May Senefeld Joseph Blair Margaret Eich David P. Lawler Leo Madigan Randolph Street Senefeld Catherine Ryan Irene Eugene Kerr Michael Kerr Margaret Mary Quinn Kerr M. R. Short Philip Kerr Katherine Kerr Joseph Rider Connersville Kerr East Second Street Lavinie Lovelace Richard WL. Lovelace William White St. Louis Eugene — Street Charlies A Parkin St. Paul's M. FE. Church Walter Somerville Eugene Street Harry Spaldwin Grace Warren Grace Wise

Wedding Reception and Upcoming Nuptials in St Louis and Indiana

A reception line featured Miss Erna Skellett of St. Louis as guest of honor with Mr. and Mrs. White. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace, Miss Towns, Blanch Bennett, Henry Krug and John Hill. The bride wore white serge with a messaline waist and lace trim, carrying roses. Miss Skellett wore a pink mull gown with pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Walie plan a reception in St. Louis with Mr. White's parents before a monthlong wedding trip, then residence after Nov. 15. Elsewhere Miss Maribette Crawford hosted a pre-nuptial gathering for Mary Sweeney and John Schumacher, noting a red decor theme and Cupid decorations at the North Temple home in Oglesville, Indiana.

Mrs. Walie St. Louis Mr. White Maribette Clair Crawford North Temple Avenue Mary Sweeney John A. Schumacher Oglesville Ind

Riverside social notes span parties and a quiet church wedding

The article recounts multiple social events from Riverside including a musical club gathering at Montcalm street with red dahlias centerpiece and list of attendees, a hay ride planned to Clermont for Halloween, and a quiet wedding at St Philip Neri church with Bertha Hoff and Albert Tepe. Other items note Miss Peters hosting a club birthday event and Edna Schock entertaining sixty youths with O F F club members present.

Edward Haislup Musical Club Riverside Place Montcalm Street Lena Lola Wiebke Edna Maurer Katherine Peters Jeanette Smith Pearl Spahr James Smith Messrs. Reed Russell Whisler Emwer Maurer Ernest Poole Walter Henry Roy Hualslup Fred Peters Jake Arthur

Mrs Linpott Family Returns From Europe Voyage

Mrs Myles Linpott and her son Myles have sailed home from Europe after visiting Mr and Mrs Sigmar Muhl Miss Anita Muhl and Mrs Kate Collings in this city. Miss Emma Schmidt, who stayed with the Muht family, is en route to her home here.

Myles Linpott Myles Europe Sigmar Muhl Anita Muhl Kate Collings Dresden Germany Emma Schmidt Muht

Birthday Dinner Party Near Broad Ripple

Miss Sadie Eughiling entertained several friends with a birthday dinner Tuesday at her country home one mile north of Broad Ripple. Guests included Edna and Alina Sehneider Fiva Holman Miss Donovan Carl J Holman John Kushner and George W Kellinger. Miss Florence Morrison returns from Vincennes Ind where she taught Latin at the high school. Miss Blanch Noel leaves for Vincennes high school to teach. Miss Isabel Houghton to visit friends in Kankakee Ill. Miss Minnie Houghton to Cleveland for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Holt return from Peoria Ill after visiting their daughter Mrs Herbert Berterman.

Edna Schock West Michigan Street O. F. F. Club Dancing James Georgia Johnston Miley Avenue Sadie Eughiling Broad Ripple Edna and Alina Sehneider Fiva Holman Miss Donovan Messrs Carl J. Holman John Kushner George W. Kellinger Florence Morrison Vincennes Ind Blanch Noel Vincennes High School Isabel Houghton Kankakee, Ill Minnie Houghton Cleveland

City club illness causes postponement of meeting

The City club will meet with Mrs. W. N. Wilson at 525 East Thirty-second street Friday afternoon due to Mrs. J. F. Edwards illness who was set to host. Emma High, who visited Chicago with her son and daughter Mr and Mrs John Jewell from Columbus, has returned home. Mrs. B. E. Hutchen returned to Dayton after visiting sister Mrs. Lemon in North Alabama. Isabel N. Adams left for Cleveland to visit her son Jesse Adams. Minnie Carter returned from Defiance after a short stay. Rose Spink left for Arizona to visit her daughter.

City Club W. N. Wilson East Thirty-second Street J. F. Edwards Emma High John Jewell Columbus Chicago East Market Street BE. B. Hutchen Dayton, O Mrs. Lemon North Alabama Street Isabel N. Adams Cleveland, O Jesse Adams Rose Spink Arizona

Care of Handkerchiefs Involves Preventing Infection Spread

Public health guidance urges isolating ailing individuals handkerchiefs and thorough cleaning. Wash after soaking in boiled water, then soap wash, rinse in warm water, and air dry overnight to remove disease matter and protect sensitive noses from irritation.

Sunshine Sermons Promote Youthful Mindset

The reminiscence warning urges readers to stay present and avoid dwelling on the past. It warns reminiscences are dangerous for old age, endorsing constant update with one new fact daily to keep the mind young.

Keeping Knowledge Fresh through Daily replacements

The passage urges discarding mildewed relics of the past and updating with newer, fresher facts to stay young and abreast of the times. It contrasts old methods with present needs, emphasizing memory as a storehouse to remove outdated material daily.

Ita Thor

Compact manicure sets and grooming aids featured

A list of compact manicure sets with openable buffer boxes, saleable salve boxes with glass linings to prevent staining, flexible bath brushes with cord handles, perfumed glycerin sticks for cuts and burns, self-dispensing powder sheets, greaseless brilliantine in a stick, and inexpensive powder boxes covered with glass for ready use.

New Kitchen and Bath Mats From Recycled Table Linens

Manufacturers have created kitchen and bath mats woven from trimmings of new table oilcloths. These mats protect floors, wipe clean easily, and save labor compared with other coverings. They come in striped and mottled patterns, with kitchen mats in dark tones and bath mats in blue green and lavender, and are described as sanitary and inexpensive.

Laundry tips from a bygone issue

This item offers practical advice on laundry care. It recommends avoiding starch on napkins and tablecloths, using a salt starch mix on windy days, a smooth bosom board for fine shirts, possibly a marble slab, and finishing with lemon on wash day to whiten fabrics and aid stain removal.

Also Mentioned on This Page

John DeGraff Baker Lafayette J. E. Porter Wilmar Miss Elsa Frenzel Prince Tsun Ena C. Koehring & Bro Virginia Avenue Eed Miss Crawford FB. M.crawford John Schumacher Ruth Jessie Bernice Callahan Elsie McKee Ida’ Schumacher Clarabel Schumacher Ruth Masters Josephine Teresa Mary O'Connor Dorothy Nawson Irene Rolter Mayme Selmer Josephine McHugh Mertle Schumacher Fern Fuller Bertha Hoff Albert Tepe St. Philip Neri George Smith Mary Krienbaum Andy Jacobs North Rural Street Krienbaum Henry Holt Peoria, Il Herbert Berterman Minnie Carter Defiance Dr. Pierce Discovery Pierce Common Sense R. V. Pieres Buffalo N. Y Indianapolis Indianapolis Gas Company South Pennsylvania
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