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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
6
A jumble of names shows Mrs CC Shaffer hosting and Mr Smith visiting. Several families travel or receive guests from Brownsburg, Brownsbore, and nearby towns, with many extended visits, church ties, and returning relatives noted through the week.
Franklin Rankling Warry McLaighlin of Youngstown visits It Thomasuy Wharles Vacher wins in Madison. Sun day Mrs Mary Varis returns from Anderson Missouri Georgia Redman moves to Ney Pune Peru. Mr and Mrs C A Overstreet back from Lake Wawiser Mrs Imer Slow daughter Carmine MWe returns to Inlananalis. Mrs Witton Neal in Shethyville. WA Anerdaie in New York visiting grandmother Site H. J. Wieat. Mins Rise Wolf hosts birthday party. Mrs Payor moves to mnes. The Ahumat chapter meets Whe Wha Hendeceks. at hay Oe thas Lasiiitiay ave beer sealed for the wording at aties Hapie Sexton and Ray bell Neat September 2h. Mrs aronee Valentine sprenadia Derick and Sire Co Pagan guests of Mr Ud Valenting at Noats cane. Mrs Shulin Powell announces engagement of daughter Rogie and Rey Moore, Indianapolis, wedding planned in October Vern Kiinigan Georgie Hedman Myrde Witt and Mrs Sehtueser visiting Driftwood.
A flood of guests and family news fills this social column with weddings engagements and travels. Couples including Mr and Mrs Keene and Miss May Hubbard host and attend gatherings while relatives journey from Michigan Indiana and Wells College to visit and celebrate.
A flood of social calls and family visits are noted with names like Mildred Pritsipe, Mrs de Hintly, Mrs Munty, and Mr Ames Howe. Guests arrive from Indianapolis, engage with Mrs Matin Able and Mrs Odd Lively, and share dinners and conversations at various households in a busy week.
A damning portrait of a woman who spreads malice and gossip within her social circle. The piece explores how she feigns virtue while deriding others and betraying friends, likening her behavior to a hornet’s nest.
Relatives and friends visited in Brightwood and Windfall. Bert Wayne and Mrs Gen Newhart hosted from Marion. A.N. Freeman family hosted guests, including Mr Mrs William Pancake of Clifford. Numerous visitors from Watton, Mow Tan, Lagannport, Wortvile, Ingans, Topeka and more shared time with local residents. The week featured a group from Topeka and a performance by Milliajie Band with prize winners Lena Eeman and Stella Harris.
The article lists numerous local relatives and guests visiting and hosting events around Franklin, with names such as Mrs Ballard, Mr and Mrs Orton Kalra, Miss Fannie Tutt, and Mrs Senit. It notes a marriage at Cumberland by Rev H U Phemas and two weddings including Miss Grace Newhouse and Mr Peter Cuttlen, and mentions gatherings at various homes in anticipation of events this week.
Mrs Mare Deck returns from Martinsville and Mrs 0ab Gentry browses Roku. Miss Ald Gray returns to Cine Avent. Misa Vrata Evans visits Dante and Mre WOW. Adatia returns to Mrinat fort. Misa Alice Hughes returns from Btormatragtany. Mrs Harvey Meaxander visiting Wer bareity at Plore. Miss Hertha elettius seen in the ety, Merand Aire Wood. Notices of guests from Mrutak Men and Mrs dC Craig at Wig in Whiambngton Mite. Dewste Zoi goes to Wabash for the white winter. Mixa Irina Mitehw to Merion PN tytn 9. Beth Miss Laura Dies of Crnnersville attends Noblesville social. Miew Elva Klug leaves from an et semled Mit et Indiamrpals. Mrs and Wallhar Rane to Richmerd in weil Week With Trends. Mr and Mrs Willlwe Land travel to Coir Springs for protracted visit. Mrs Floy Pfaf and Miss Juda Beeson entertained by friends at 21wood. Miss Elsie Naylor, entertained by Misw hma Haworth, travels to Greencantte. Miss Macle Wheeler hosts a young ladies breakfast at 4 o clock. Friday morning, Senor Mari Hawerth leaves next Monday to spend the winter in California, St Tul.
A fragmented social note lists residents and visitors at Broad Ripple including Wesley Bryant Frank Be Mian Motel Heddy Chicago and many relatives. It records various returns and visits by families from Medora Browns Town Brownsville and Boet ville among others, with several names and locations, all noting weeklong visits and homecomings.
Residents and visitors frequent Walloon Lake with several returns and reunions reported. Mr. and Mrs. George Burney and family arrive from Maxinkuckee. Misa Mays McMurray returns from Cincinnati. Leonard and Neal Campbell attend Wellama College in Thursday events. Mr. and Mrs. Weber celebrate twenty years of marriage. Frank Rogers and daughters plan Monday return from Walloon Lake. Charles Robinson and daughter Corton also return next week. Mrs. Lockword and granddaughters Ruth and Zerelda Rogers come back from Walloon Lake. Mrs. Alfred Potts mentions a trip to Maxinkuckee for several days.
Misse Edna McDaniel of Brownsburg visits aunt Ira Idla Emery. Miss Marting Hoenaley hosted a party Saturday night in honor of her cousin Mut Johnson of South Dakota. Andrew Fox and a daughter from Time Tide visit relatives in town this week.
West Indianapolis social notes list guests from Chicago Denver and Brooklyn visiting local residents including Miss Pearl Reed, Miss Hy Smith Air, and Mrs Mary Rogers. Many names and towns appear through the column with extended family visits and hosting at multiple households.
A jumble of social notices lists Mrs Benjamin Wrard of Pimenton and Mrs J. Ducher Aula Sikian among guests in Chicago and Bloomington college plans for Gay Sanduxby. Several couples entertained, with visits from Mrs Samara Morell and others. Purdue visits noted. church events and wedding reception at Latin Md church.
A fragmented reading of community notices lists visitors and hosts across towns. Names include Ms Jane, Mrs Hoots, Mr and Mrs Connor, Miss Georgia Galvin, and Mrs Armstrong. Events feature church meetings, meals, and brief receptions at homes in Crawfordsville and nearby areas. Most entries reference relatives and travelers staying with families, with several departures planned to Wichita, Indianapolis, and other locales.
Mr and Mrs Aten from Florida visit Kalehtatown Sunday. Mrs A Beldentam hosts a guest Wednesday, Mire Fred danders. Frit Woese spends with her mother Mrs John Deel of Lat sentence. Corrie Frean at $1 Paul Int attends Langiner. Mrs Wollum Gate and children visit with their parent Andates. Honey Weasting Meredith Fowler and Nelaiapolin guests at a Sunday event with Mr and Mrs My 26. Several ladies of the Ro StaU attend Trannon He ftdhnapolis meeting Wednesday eve. Adrian BoStepherd sons John and daties Willian Gade and Reward Hun Wugten visiting. This week on the Fiver, OvenReele, oOMF and Mie Harare attend the marriage of Gertrude to Harvey Sta fever returns to Kansas. Mr and Mrs Jank Askren and Jaiis M of Lawrence visit. Ald Air and Mrs Private Lintiven of Indianapenis with Sam May.
A crowded social round in Muncie features numerous returns home and visits. Residents including Mrs Ethel Cutes and Mrs Milton Gray are noted, with multiple travels from Marion, Newcastle, Michigan, and Fort Wayne. A wedding announcement for Miss Florence Ream and Arthur William Trier is highlighted as a major social event.
The brief items recount a midweek social scene including Mr Mewit and family visiting. Miss Carrie Hount and Mabel Borgen attending a function. Mrs Jin Means and Mrs Elmer Coley at gatherings. Mr Hart and others at a Friday pack event. families from Greenwell and Aimer area noted in Sunday activities. a future event planned by Mrs Tyan and others. several local names and venues appear in a mosaic of community life.
Mr and Mrs Bree ett Warman spent several days in Moorreye Mire visiting Jose Harris and family. Misa Evrd west to Kokeme to attend Abia. Misa Klaly Deyte will remain with Mr and Mrs Slater. Rev Amon Sundera of Brooklyn visiting relatives. Mira Daley Cox left for Puerto Rico to teach English. Mr and Mrs Hubert Sanders of Endiamolog spent Tuesday with Sinders.
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