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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

6

Fortnightly Literary Club Meets in Propylaeum Hall

The Fortnightly Literary club will meet Tuesday November 7 at 2 30 in the Propylaeum clubroom. Miss Julia Eaton Jacoby speaks on The Harvest of the Quiet Eye and Miss Elizabeth Dye Longnecker on Mueterlinck. Ella Welborn McCullough will lead the conversation as Dr Nay Newcomb departs for New York. Many society notices follow of engagements and weddings among local families with plans for forthcoming events and travel.

Propylaeum Julia Eaton Jacoby Elizabeth Dye Longnecker Mueterlinck Ella Welborn McCullough Nay Newcomb New York

Wedding Anniversary Observed in North Indianapolis

North Indianapolis area notes celebrate a couple’s wedding anniversary with decorations and a reception. Pred P Towry Froude presided at a university event. Caldwell recently returned from duty. DePauw University president will speak at a church ceremony. Several social visits and travel plans are noted among Mrs Coleret, Mrs Glover, and Mrs Duncan, plus a family trip to Los Angeles for permanent residence.

Mir Indianapot Testeher P Torthy Abe Clio Camila Tes Caldwell de Pauw Universiny Capholive M.E Uhr Ladies AM Society of the Capitol Jaye Morobpreh Thinning Willian Coleret Sgtutdhi Glover Waveland

Mouchoir Costly Yet Desired Handkerchief Tale

A fragment describes mouchoirs as inexpensive essentials and notes a fine handkerchief costing a dollar. It mentions a delicate piece pictured, valued at 4250, and remarks on fabric appeal whether pressed against a rosebud mouth or worn by aristocratic manners. The text reflects long production time and lace artistry in an eight inch square motif.

Wedding Bellsene Rushville Kept Local Ties

West Indianapolis residents and Indiana families gathered around a Rushville wedding. Bliss Maude Beaver and Maurice Bailey of Savannah were wed on Wednesday with relatives from Bicknell Wales and St Joseph visiting. Local visitors included Mrs. For, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs. Lon Hinton and Mrs. Joseph Probett hosted the Colonial Society gathering.

Indianapolie Mee J. W. Hooper W. B Bicknell Margaret McGrew Wales James Bliss Maude Beaver Maurice Bailey Savannah Rushville George Alexander Edward Wilson Walter Story Margaret Cutshaw Oklahoma M. P. Wills Sullivan Charles Robbins Mors Spencer Arlington Lon Hinton Colonial Society Joseph Probett Clarence C. Wineher New Castle Wesley Davidson Rockport Niles Gibson Gibson Mary Gibson St. Joseph Meg. W. H. Jennings Spencer T. J. Jennings Liston Adams Franklin Birs George Overstreet

Brightwood Socials and Departures Quietly Mark Evening

An active Brightwood scene includes a well attended entertainment at Brightwood hall and several local departures. Roy Sites travels to Hammond to stay indefinitely while Mrs E Bhaw visits Bellefontaine with her daughter Mia. Mrs Frank Burnell and Miss Emma Vielderentz go to Alexandera as delegates to the Central Association of Congregational churches. Capt David D Negley returns from Broad Ripple with family. The Rev Benjamin S Maywood visits Porto Rico mission circles and niece Mrs T OON hosts. Lydia Alta Ald and Olta Slusher wed at the bride’s parents home near Brightwood in a quiet ceremony officiated by the Rev Detention Grau. A reception follows hosted by Mrs Dineliman plus Mrs Shearer and Mr Charles Allen.

Rightwood Brightwood Brightswood Hall Roy Sites Hammond Q E. Bhaw Bellefontaine Mia. Alpers Bowmass R. Carmichael Martinsville William Haley Frank Burnell Emma Vielderentz Alexandera Centra David D. Negley Broad Ripple Benjamin S. Maywood Porto Rico M. EB Wesley College Nebraska San Juan P. R T . Oon Liza A. Baker Joseph Mayer Gate St J. H. Armstrong Alexantria Central Association of Congregational Churches Roy Armstrong Noblesville Tenn Tho Mah ¢m Brightwood Ave Misa Lydia Alta Aled Saugcter Samuel Alien Olta Slusher l \sride de Tinton

Irvington Social and School Notes Chronicle

In Irvington news a campaign event, dances, visits, and social gatherings fill the week. Mrs Shipp and Mrs Morris return from travels while Chauncey Butler and Miss Cordelia Minder host or attend dances. Attendance by President Garrison amid football support signals community spirit and local hospitality across several households and hall events.

Trvington China Tie Chauncey Butler GW. Morris Shipp Han Irvington Cordelia Minder Putnamyile LG. Rogers Hanover Olson Phi Delta Graham Youngstown

Social Notes Brighten Muncie and Surroundings

Mrs S Finkelstein and daughter along with Mrs Harry Jascoty from Indianapolis attended Mrs Samuel Schwartz’s home. Miss Maude McCombs of Hartford City returns from visit with Miss Emma Hawking. Wedding of Miss Cora Kruger of Anderson and Everett Graham of this city planned at Kruger home in Anderson next month. Adith Bale hosts Toursists club. Mrs G A Ribble hosts Mary Martha club. Miss Ethel Gaumer entertains many friends. Misses Mabel Luddington and Alban Clagiler to move to St Laura. Mrs Mary Mason hosts Daughters of America oyster supper, a notable social event. Miss Georgia Postom back to Morlan. Miss Evaline Oesterle visiting sister Mrs John Hartman in Chicago. Miss Gokie Othran to visit relatives indefinitely. Pearl Lets and George Dearth wedding held at bride’s parents’ home in Paris, Mo. Meat market notes desire for occasional sale prices.

S$. Finkelstein Harry Jascoty Indianapolis Samuel Schwartz Maude McCombs Hartford City Emma Hawking John Retherford Twentieth Century Club Cora Kruger Anderson Everett Graham Miss Kruger Adith Bale Toursists G. A. Ribble Ethel Gaumer Mabel Luddington Halban Clagiler St Laura Mary 3Iason Daughters of America Mime Pearl Letst George Dearth Paria

Local Social Notes From Haughville And Noblesville

Mr and Mrs B Mar vel and daughter Lotta of Brazil visited Mr and Mrs George Eck this week. Several visitors from Elwood and Brownsburg went to see relatives here. The Arion Lads No 1 OK of B Modus held a large turnout for a social meeting with talks on Pythianism. Mrs Mien Hunt was absent. The latest local guests, the Shirlets, returned home from Macon Illinois after visiting Mrs Brooks.

Aughvigle Marvel Lotta Brazil George Eck A. Turpin Brownsburg Mabel Plummer Vermont Anna Welt Orpha McDonald Elwood Huffman C. J. Newby Mra. C. Newe Cicero Kelly St. Louis Mra Frank Sullivan George White Mrude Newby Noblesville C Newby Arion Lads tNo Ala" Shirlet Myr Mre. Brooks Macon

Train Talk and Courthouse Echoes From Local Notes

A jumble of OCR text mixes a conductor and passenger quarrel aboard a train with court appearances and civic chatter. The piece references Colin Richmondsy and a courthouse week, alongside teachers and local figures, hinting at a community column blending transport talk, civic events, and personal notes. The tone mirrors a small-town newspaper card brief.

Colin Colin Ro Richmondsy Tegal Lehre Coudersport Par Journal

Woman Starts Own Daily Paper In San Francisco

Special to the Sun tells how Mrs. Jenny Tilden, a determined woman, created the Daily Sunset Herald with ads from diverse businesses, wrote editorials and news, learned printing, and published a first issue entirely by herself, achieving immediate subscribers and profit.

SUN Francis Ort Jenny Tilden

London actress Lutine cleared in police case

In a London court Miss Lutine was discharged as witnesses conflicted with police claims. The case centered on an arrest by Scotland Yard near Holborn as officers alleged she had a bad reputation and spoke to passersby. Lutine wept as she proclaimed her innocence and father’s hardship while witnesses supported her account.

Holborn Buss Lotion AP Prodd Miss Litvia Scotland Yard Price Garton Pollesman

A Royal Fool and Her Money by Prudence Mannen

A princess faces divorce claims in a tale of debts, wardrobe excess, and public scrutiny. The author argues wealth and title do not guarantee happiness or virtue, citing Princess Loulae and the Coburg dispute while questioning society’s fixation on material wealth.

Prudence Mannen Loulae Prinze Philp Bexe-Coburg Piamande Commores Vale of Tears Tip Teh Shis Louise

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