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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
6
The famous daughter of Jay Gav avoids photographers and has seldom sat for pictures in recent years. Newspapers show copies of a photo from over ten years ago. A Detroit snapshot published recently shows Miss Gould at a convention, with a photographer nearby as she left the hall.
Mr and Mrs Ferman B Stout and Mr and Mrs John Wrek arrive home from a lengthy western journey visiting Port Huron Morven Leswane and Mes. Various relatives are noted as guests and visitors while others travel to Rockford and Oldenberg for family occasions. Local clergy and society members attend events as Miss Celie Vonmanewig heads guest list with May Vrounset of Hamilton Ohio among attendees.
Brightwood reports a Tuesday guest at Mrs Wrights home and a family gathering at the Pendteru residence. Mrs Lowrwine and daughters travel to visit friends in Linton while Lena Brewster visits from Barpville. Joby Keer tours Anayclhs and John Keller hosts a birthday at his home.
Residents report visits and greetings among neighbors and relatives. Names include Mr William Whitesell of tranuraet, Rev J M Lloyd and family entertaining Mrs HE Wilson of Richmond, Mrs Wysung and family at Greettcastle, Elsie Fogteman, Jazel Baumhorfer with Ira Fogleman party, and Mrs Boyers of New Cande with Mrs Ightfoot of Falmouth.
Irvington Masons hold a warm at home meeting with Whittier and Washington etched corset references as the group discusses membership and local events. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J. W. Brown moving to Winniees and Miss Edna Myers visiting from Andersen. noted are Yale forestry studies and Anna Bo Attendees at a Virginia church convention. The bridal party for Laura Forsyth of Nineven and Clement L. Fox of Greenwood is announced for Saturday October 4. The Irvington M E Church plans major renovations estimated at 7000 dollars, funded by women’s committees and church activities. Butler College Laurents note shifts and campus sentiment, while military campus tensions rise over housing orders impacting women students.
Personal column highlights visits and travels of residents and guests across Mt. Vernon and nearby cities. Mrs. William Sebel returns home after four weeks with her parents. Mrs. E K Burnout and Miss Helen Manley visit friends in Oklahoma City. Mrs. George Meyer back from Oxford. Mrs. J Frank of Philadelphia visits Mrs. Benjamin Cohen. several ladies visit relatives in Chicago Milwaukee and New York. plans for receptions and weddings noted including Miss Julia Merriam’s forthcoming marriage to Rev. Lewis Orlando Latente and related entertainments.
A long notice lists engagements and forthcoming weddings for many couples including Parrest Browning and Howard Woodard White, Florence Seamin and Harwood Armstrong, Lowsa Eschenbach and Gottlieb Haller, Belle Junct and Thomas S. Nornaday, Florence Gallup Atkins and James Lathrop Gavin, Etta Maren Maughret and Richard Oppel, Lillion Moore and Charles Colfington, Watie Barrett and Garret Kiehy, Lily Carelyn and Pierson Me Rhodehamel, Emma Tron and Emer Johnson, Dunia Rayenud and Stanton J Peete Jr, with dates in October and November and ceremonies at various churches and homes. The notice also mentions at-home plans after November 1 and a quiet wedding due to a family death.
North Indianapolis reports announce Laonara Brown and Miss Mime Mus hosting a social gathering at Thirty-First Street Hartimore Avenue. References to guests include Mr and Mrs William M of Wes and Jo an Truzier entertaining the Soelai Rowen club next week.
Invitations issued announce the marriage of Mins Aion J Schofield and Harry E Rasmussen set for Wednesday December 3.
Predictions by Raphael warn of a slow year for some and advise care with health wealth and work. A child born on a specific day will have a quiet career, while companionships and marriages vary. Keep to employment and beware sudden expenses and illness.
A preliminary notice from the Indiana Floral Festival promotes a flower show at Tomlinson Hall from November 1 to 18 with exhibitors from across the nation. Premiums total 3100 dollars, higher than Indianapolis shows two years prior, as organizers push low admission and railroad discounts to attract crowds and boost flower knowledge nationwide.
News notes from local clubs include Catherine Merrill aluh meeting on Saturday October 14 to celebrate Veegiens day, Parlor chy hosting a Wednesday with president Mrs SE Pyrite on October 18, and Mary Fulton souliy of the tater nace church hosting a fylidheah Brie day on October 18. D A I delegates named for the state conference in Jeffersonville October 4 and 2 include Eleanor Car, Belle Dean, Theresa Pierce with alternates Herta Ellis, Gladys Wutcott and Margaret McCullough. Contemporary chit set for Wednesday at Propyneam with Willams of the Philadelphia Press on The Season of War in the East. Reception committee listed. Over the Tramps Club hosted a gathering with small tables, white cosmos and ferns, toasts by Mrs D L Wood, New York Jones, and Mrs William Deer. several out of town guests attended. Friday Afternoon Heading of its War entertained Mrs A Hern at her N Now Jersey home with readings by Miss Eva Hornady and Miss Dunk oat.
A historical report describes a flogging incident where a man faced a brutal whipping. The culprit used a leather whip and delivered four heavy strokes, resulting in visible blood. The event centers on enforcement and legal response within Oregon.
Fragmented report details Prohb/e Miao claiming damages for breach of promise and slander as she vows to donate funds to charity. The piece describes alleged threats, protection requests, and potential legal remedies, with references to defendants and the societal backlash surrounding the case.
Fragmentary OCR. Mentions a man with a fishing rod during an accident. Confusing names and phrases render details unclear. Refs to Chicago Journal and a possible rescue or reaction follow the incident.
Fragmentary notes describe prisoners at Na- Bova and unrest among authorities. The text references Russians sweeping and a brewst Wax dismantled from the Agahl in Tokio, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Correspondence from New York reports pages showing young women from the United States competing for points in a Venus Mile type show. It highlights Mixy Alva McGit as a top participant with cited measurements and notes Selma Wackstrom of Minnesota and Merelia Bewell of Louisiana as notable entrants amid a display of physical ideals.
A contested discussion highlights views on women in athletic attire and public display. Proponents insist tights reveal a beautiful figure while critics question appearance and propriety. Supporters frame it as beneficial physical culture for the public.
Miss Janny Weinstein of Hrooklyn aims for honors in a beauty contest showcasing athletic types and strong muscles. Rev Chief Cultural McFadden calls the event a rings oul horizontal bar display highlighting female athletic form.
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