Regent and club society events across Indianapolis
Regent's day at the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of D A R is planned for Thursday 2 30 to 3 30 at First Baptist with the year book program. Tickets for Dr Quayle's lecture will be available. Fortnightly Literary club meets Tuesday at Propylaeum on The Fort nightly Club Abroad. Late Book club gathers Tuesday at 4130 N Meridian St. Topics include Walt Whitman and autumn flowers. Several other clubs meet weekly with varied programs and readings. Woodward Gilbert nuptials held in Brooklyn with plans to reside in Indianapolis. Mrs Mary Riley and daughters return to Lebanon after visit with Mrs Will J Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott Harrison
First Baptist Church
Caleb
Denny
Warren C. Buell
Dr. Quayle
Walt Whitman
John Schram
Zetathea Club
Alice C., Beem
Browning
Ella H. Billings
England
Antoinette Winter
Indianapolis Literary Club
Charles W. Smith
Woman's Research Club
Becket
Rol Call
Orr
Rice
McCoy
Gilbert
Sigma Nu Alumni Meet Before Wabash Michigan Game
The Indianapolis Sigma Nu Alumni Association held a Saturday noon luncheon at the Commercial Club, gathering members ahead of the Wabash versus Michigan game.
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Sigma NU
Indianapolis
Gigma Nu
Commercial Club
Marriage of Miss Florence Marga Fouts and Edgar Stradling
Miss Florence Marga Fouts of Lafayette wed Edgar Stradling of Denver at Lafayette Trinity Methodist Church. Rev. E. G. Lewis officiated. Indianapolis friends attended as guests and included Donald Lindsay Reed Laycock Wilbur Graham. Best man was Howard Stradling. bridesmaid Mabel Fouts. Flower girls were Ethel Fouts and Ruth Stafford. The couple now visit the groom’s parents in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Margaret Fouts
John M. Fouts
Lafayette
Edgar
Stradling
Denver
Colo
George W. Stradling
Indianapolis
Lafayette Trinity Methodist Church
E. G. Lewis
Donald Lindsey
Reed Laycock
Wilbur
Herbert Graham
Howard Mradling
Old Soaker Coffee Caffeine Ties to Ill Health
A Huntsville Alabama woman reports long term coffee use harmed her health. After stopping coffee she regained appetite and strength, recovering greatly as stomach issues eased. The account suggests caffeine as a possible cause of chronic illness and recommends trial cessation.
Music committee hosts social for choir and director
The Edwin Ray M. E. church music committee led by F. W. Spreen L. Lodge R. Robertson and Rev Clip pinger held a Friday evening social at Mr Roberts home on Spannave. A musical and literary program preceded light refreshments to honor the choir and its director J. R. Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
F. W. Spreen
L. Lodge
R. Robertson
Clippinger
Robertson Spannave
J. R. Small
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Agnes Hitt in Indianapolis
Mrs Louise B Twiname hosted a Friday Afternoon Reading club event a handkerchief shower for Mrs Agnes Hitt who will spend the winter away from Indianapolis. The hostesses were Mrs George Harvey and her daughter Mrs Frank Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise B. Twiname
Agnes Hitt
Indianapolis
George Harvey
Frank Arlington
Pi Beta Phi Society Receives Mrs Cunningham Host
Mrs Cunningham of 2315 North Meridian Street entertained the Pi Beta Phi society Saturday afternoon, hosting members for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PI Beta Phi
Cunningham
N. Meridianst
Pi Beta Phi Society
Service club plans dance for upcoming bride Warren Coleman
The Service club will host a dancing party a week from Wednesday evening to honor Misa Suemma Warren Coleman who will wed in November. The event showcases local society figures and marks a soon-to-be marriage in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Misa Suemma Warren Coleman
Theater Party by Epsilon Gamma Sorority for Miss Greer
The Epsilon Gamma Sorority plans a theater party Tuesday followed by dinner at the Columbia Club for Miss Nelle Greer who sails soon for a winter in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Gamma Sorority
Columbia, Club
Nelle Greer
Los Angeles
Cal
Engagement Announced for Ethel Alexander and Rollin Porter
Toledo residents Mrs. Ethel Alexander and Rollin D. Porter announce their engagement with a December wedding planned.
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Ethel Alexander
Rollin D. Porter
Toledo
Mrs Helt Entertained by Local Ladies in Social Week
Mrs Edmund Clarke and Mrs Henri Conde hosted visitors for several days, including Mrs W C Helt of Evansville Ind. Hostesses shared luncheons with Mrs J J Brown, Mrs Henderson, Mrs W A Wildhack, and Mrs A A Young. The Woman's Research club plans to entertain Mrs Helt as honor guest Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helt
Edmund Clarke
Henri T. Conde
W. C. Helt
Evansville
Ind
J. J. Brown
Henderson
W. A. Wildhack
A. A. Young
Edmundee
Dinner at Marotts for Los Angeles visitors
Mr and Mrs Joseph Marott host a dinner Sunday evening for Mrs H E O Brien and her daughter Irene of Los Angeles California, guests of Mrs J B Keller of North Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marott
H. E. O'Brien
Irene
Los Angeles
Cal
J. B. Keller
N. Alabamast
Miss Parry Hosts Luncheon For Visiting Classmates
Miss Mary Carey hosted a luncheon Friday honoring Vassar classmates visiting Miss Lydia Parry. Guests included Eva Meyrowitz of New York Elizabeth Evans of Fort Wayne Marion Sears of Holyoke and Ruth Davies of East Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parry
Mary Carey
Vassar
Lydia Parry
Eva Meyrowitz
New York
Elizabeth Evans
Fort Wayne
Marion Sears
Holyoke
Ruth Davies
East Orange
N. J
Social events for Miss Esther Armstrong engagement
Mrs Frank Sawyer invites guests for a Wednesday honor for Miss Esther Armstrong on the eve of her upcoming marriage. Miss Magenta Ryan hosts the same guests and Mr Frederick Wade, her fiancé, shares a Thursday dinner. Mrs John Sloan Kittle plans a future party for Miss Armstrong. Miss Jessie Patterson of N Alabama St will host a Friday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyer
Esther Armstrong
Magenta Ryan
Frederick Wade
John Sloan Kittle
Miss Armstrong
Miss Walcott to Wed Frederick Dodds Rose Next Wednesday
The marriage of Miss Gladys Walcott daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin D Walcott and Frederick Dodds Rose of Muncie will take place next Wednesday in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Walcott
Benjamin D. Walcott
Frederick Dodds Rose
Muncie
Miss Olive Fitch to Wed Brainderd Ranson at Bride’s Home
Miss Olive Thrasher Fitch daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Fitch of Spades formerly Indianapolis will marry Brainderd G Ranson of Toronto Wednesday at the bride’s home. Fitch has wide acquaintances in Indianapolis.
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Olive Thrasher Fitch
Walter H. Fitch
Spades
Indianapolis
Brainderd G. Ranson
Toronto
Can
Miss Fitch
Gretchen D. Rohre
Muncie
George L. Hanna
Mr. Brown to Wed Miss Catherine Cullom
Washington colonial era society notes report the upcoming marriage of Miss Catherine Cullom in Washington DC to Phelps Brown, with details on nuptial plans and social connections. The notice highlights the betrothal and families involved, indicating a formal upcoming ceremony.
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MR. Brown
Miss Catherine Cullom
Washington, D.C
Phelps Brown
Freeing Magius banker and bride not guilty of murder
Decatur Indiana reported banker Fred Magill and his wife Fay were found not guilty of murdering Magill's first wife, Pet Magill. Judge Cochran instructed a verdict after closing arguments, prompting applause and relief from Magill family and Miss Marguerite Magill.
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Decatur, I
Fred Magill
Fay
Pet Magill
Magill
Marguerite Magill
San Diego
Marguerite
Illinois
Clinton
Denver
Frederick Magill
Fay Graham
Cal
Miss Graham
Mrs. Magill
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Fast Headache Relief
Readable testimonial from J I Bush of Watervliet New York praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for prevention and cure of headaches. Seeks wider use and notes the product contains no opium or other harmful derivatives. Drugstore guarantee mentioned with purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
J. I. Bush
Watervieit
N. Y
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Health With Testimonials
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven blood purifier and tonic. Claims include curing blood diseases, humors, eruptions, improving digestion, appetite, and energy. Available in liquid or chocolate tablet form called Garsatabe, 100 doses for $1.
Odell Out of Danger After Ptomaine Poisoning
New York Oct 19 ex Governor Odell survives a near death episode from ptomaine poisoning. After a luncheon at the Lawyers' club he fell ill and doctors treated him for hours. He is reported out of danger at his Newburg home and may be bedbound for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Newburg
Lawyers’ Club
Indiana Supreme Court to hear PA Railroad crew act case
Oral argument set for Monday in Indiana supreme court on the Pennsylvania Railroad Company appeal challenging the full crew act. The Marion county criminal court judge upheld the law in a test case. Samuel Pickens and Martin Hugg represent the parties with Fred L Feick guiding railroad interests.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Marion County Criminal Court
Irwin
Samuel Pickens
Pennsylvania Company
Martin Hugg
United States Supreme Court
Fred L Feick
Fire at E. E. Perry Barn Sparks Break-In Attempt
Burglars assaulted the Perry property at 1534 College avenue Friday night. They set a two story barn ablaze causing $200 in losses and attempted to rob the dwelling but fled after being seen by Mrs. Hays Carlisle. Mrs. Miles reported a man in Mrs. Perry's room before fleeing. Detectives searched the neighborhood without success.
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E. E. Perry
College-ave
Hays Carlisle
Perry
Miles
Former cashier Brundick shoots self in Jasper
E KR Brundick, ex cashier of People's State bank Huntingburg, shot himself yesterday afternoon and is in serious condition. Arrested by Sheriff Vollmer on perjury and for accepting deposits after bank troubles, Brundick had served as county school examiner from 1873 to 1899 and was once mayor of Huntingburg.
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Jasper
Ind
E. KR. Brunaick
People’s State Bank
Huntingburg
Brundick
Vollmer
Riot in China Town Leaves One Dead in Philadelphia
Special to The Saw reports a clash between rival Tang societies in Philadelphia's China town. One Chinese man was killed and six others wounded, with several arrests. Police reserves intervened with clubs as fighters fled. a belligerent was found dead in a searched house and two of the wounded were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chinatown
Tragedy at Eureka College Classmate Shot
Lewis M. Wilson a Eureka college student shot John Walsh another student during class assembling Walsh is in serious condition Walsh hails from Sydney Australia Wilson from Missouri Separate report from Peoria Michigan dated October 19 Special to The Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Lewis M. Wilson
Eureka College
John Walsh
Walsh
Sydney
Australia
Wilson
Missouri
Detective Quigley Tackles Runaway Horse Near Meridian Street
Detective James F. Quigley faced a runaway horse Friday afternoon while driving to second hand stores seeking stolen property. A broken strap caused the horse to bolt toward Market Street and Alabama Street before Quigley calmly halted it, leaping from the buggy to seize the head and reduce speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Quigley
Monument Place
Meridian-st
Mar-ket-st
Alabama-st
Quigley
Hunter’s Revenge Claims Pittsburg Farmer in Shaler Township
John Pekulski, 30, a farmer, was shot and killed on his farm in Shaler township after he ordered an unknown hunter off his property. Pekulski had shot the hunter’s dog. the gunman then fired both barrels into Pekulski’s breast, causing instant death.
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Pittsburg
John Pekulski
Shaler
Pekulski
National Spiritualists pick Indianapolis for meeting
Washington October 19 The National Spiritualists association chose Indianapolis as the site for its next annual gathering. Officers elected include President George B Warne of Chicago and Secretary George W Kates of Cheyney Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Spiritualists’ Association
Indianapolis
George B. Warne
Chicago
George W. Kates
Cheyney
Trust Evil Congress Convening In Chicago
United Press notes a Chicago gathering of about 300 students of economy, millionaires, and leaders from manufacturers and labor to address the trust evil. The National Civic Federation called the congress, running from Tuesday to Friday, with delegates including Garrison, Grosscup, Gompers, Parry, Engalls, Shawe, Ritter, Belmont, and Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Civic Federation
William Lloyd Garrison
American Free Trade League
Peter Grosscup
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
D. M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
M. EB. Ingalls
Albert Shawe
Herman Ritter
Augustus Belmont
James J. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Hensley Indicted for First Degree Murder in Indiana
James W. Hensley of Indianapolis was indicted by a grand jury in Noblesville for first degree murder after he shot and killed Walker McClintock and his son Enoch. The killings followed a dispute connected to Hensley's interest in Mary McClintock, daughter of the slain man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
James W. Hensley
Indianapolis
Hensley
Walker McClintock
Enoch
Mary McClintock
Left for California From Culver Visit
Mrs J W Schugrue and son of Culver left for California after visiting Mrs C E Warrick and family of N Pennsylvania Mrs Will Scott and son arrived to visit Mrs Warrick and other guests including Mrs Laura Reed of Denver and Mrs Ervin Hull of Palestine Indiana will come the latter part of next week
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California
J. W. Schugrue
Culver
C. E. Warrick
N. Pennsylvanias
Will Scott
Warrick
Laura Reed
Denver
Colo
Ervin Hull
Palestine
Ind
Balloons Start Monday Weather Favorable for Race
United Press reports ideal conditions for the first balloon races set to begin Monday in St. Louis. Forecaster Bowie says winds will favor the course direction, promising a smooth start to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Louis
Bowie
Heesya
Conte
Fruit tree counts by Indiana counties and top producers
A state bureau report lists bearing fruit trees in Indiana for the year. Apple leading counties include Harrison with 153,928 and Shelby 111,393, while pear, plum, peach and cherry tallies are given for top counties such as Gibson, Elkhart, Hamilton, and Morgan. The summary details totals by fruit type and the ten leading counties for each category, highlighting regional production patterns.
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State Bureau of Statistics
Indiana
Harrison
Shelby
Allen
Hendricks
Washington
Greene
Randolph
Morgan
Laporte
Monroe
Gibson
Marion
Hamilton
Floyd
Elkhart
Vanderburg
Posey
Plum
Jay
Delaware
Sullivan
Montgomery
Grant
Miami
Parke
Peach
Putnam
Clark
Dearborn
Lawrence
Owen
Pike
Cherry
Howard
Madison
Hancock
Clinton
Alen
Martin
Blackford
Scott
Orange
Taper
Lawreion
Morkan
England Bars Negro Fighters
New York dispatch reports England will ban black boxers. National Sporting Club blocks unbleached fighters, allowing only white boxers to compete. F. Bernard recounts bringing Big Sam McVey to fight Gunnr Moir, then learning no further opportunities would be offered to negro contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sporting Club
England
F. Bernard
Big Sam" McVey
Gunnr Moir
Bernard
Bettison
Thre
London Sports
McVey
Hoosiers in New York travel group list
New York report names Indiana residents visiting or staying in the city during the week. The roster includes E. C. Hoyt W H H Fox S F Spotts W A Wood F M Herron and many others from Indianapolis Evansville Columbus Terre Haute and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
E. C. Hoyt
W H H. Fox
S. F. Spotts
W. A. Wood
F. M. Herron
H. Taylor
H. L. Wallace
J. Wetzger
Miss Coleman
C. G. Meigs
H. I. Hewitt
D. S. Macrae
H. L. Alden
J. Cochran
G. W Hardesty
J. R. Lancaster
D. T. Bacon
J. B. Conner
J. E. Robbins
D. Stewart
C. A. Shaffer
Indianapolis
L. B. Waltz
H. H. Lahr
Evansville
J. O'Brien
Columbus
A. B. Jones
W. T. Brown
E. P. Fairbanks
C. T. Neaf
D. Wheeler
Terre Haute
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Offer Breath Freshness
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy for foul breath caused by digestion. It claims charcoal absorbs gases from the stomach and intestines, stops belching, purifies breath, and improves taste. Readers are invited to request a free sample before buying a 25 cent box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Addres
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Cecil Gresh
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Edward DeGroot
Myrtle Roby
Hazel Cantwell
Hartford City
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Japan
Harry Hempstead
Jonas Joseph
Lake Maxinkuckee
Nelle Leefers
William E. Miller
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs.French
Caroline Stricker
Shelbyville
Beulah Boynton
Rochester, N. Y
Hazel West
A. B. Gates
W. N. Gates
New York City
Mrs. R. C. Jessup
John Stoner
Leslie
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Albert Elwood Porter
Florence Plum
Mary Owings
Woman's Society
Magius
Miller
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