Ready to Wear Gowns Mark Fashion Peak This Season
New trends celebrate ready to wear gowns with Paris-inspired artistry and feminine lines. Emphasis on long skirts knee to floor, avoided padding, and slim silhouettes. bold flounces, plaits, and delicate boas in chiffon and mousseline. Easter hues and green yellow heart motifs appear alongside floral accents. Social notes follow with club euchre results, upcoming elections, and teas among Indianapolis society, spotlighting Mrs. Winter, Mr. H Winter, and Miss Woollen ahead of a May Sewickley visit.
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Paris
Velvet and lace gowns and coats in varied styles and prices
A fashion feature describes gowns and coats in silk crepon and lisere, with Irish point lace and chiffon trims. Ranges of prices are offered, highlighting first come first served buying, high craftsmanship, and color blends from cream ta ffa ta to pale green and pink chiffons.
Social Life Notes From City Elites and Events
City social column lists upcoming weddings and engagements including Scott’s April 15 marriage, Miss Beeling and Mr. Heimlich wed at 366 North West, and Mrs. Rebecca C. Tilly's daughter Elsie Emily set to marry Dr. James Milton Miller of St. Paul. It records residence moves, club luncheons, nursery association meeting, and guests visiting from Rushville, Greensburg, Goshen, and New York with multiple receptions and travels across cities.
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Scott
Stoughton Fletcher
North Meridian Street
Alice Woods
New York
The
Denison
Floyd A. Woods
Joseph Froliger
Edward G. Hereth
New Jersey Street
Gertrude Wanner
Goshen
Marie Beeling
George Heimlich
West Street
Leon ©. Bailey
University Club
Mary Josephine Wight
William H. Cook
Cook
Miss Wight
Frank H. Carter
J. M. Irwin
Chicago
W. H. Russe
Memphis
Tenn
William F. Coughlin
James M. Alloways
Florence M. Evans
Asheville
N. C
Charleston
S. C
Oliver Springs
Kappa Alpha Beta
A. L. Lockridge
Augustus L. Mason
Chevallier Club Ends Dance Season at Brenneke's Academy
Nevin plans a brief visit to Lebanon relatives. The Chevallier Club closes its season of dances next Friday at Brenneke's Academy and opens summer events at Broad Ripple on May 2. The Broadway M. E. Church Women Society hosts a monthly reception tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Tevis, Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. Greenwell, and Mrs. Lane, assisted by a long list of ladies and by Rev. Tippy with a Browning poems talk, plus helpers Pettijohn and Atkinson on the programme.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Elizabeth Dye
Ida Davis Finley
Ida Virginia Smith
Morton Place
Florida
Bessie
C. E. Bacon
Miss Randall
Maennercher Ladies’ Society
Elizabeth Kettenbach
A. Fish
George Feeny
Louis Marr
Matilda Schmid
Alma Hermany
E. Perkins
Henry B. Heywood
Charles Emery
Louis Wolff
Emily Upfold
R. O. Hawkins
Robert Peebles Nevin
Miss Woollen
English’s
Jane Kyle
Gertrude Schleicher
Stella Adams
Mrs. Nevin
Edward McKee
Maria Foster Buchanan
Agnes Duncan
Claire Mawkins
Ethel Farley
Emma Martindale
Nevin
Lebanon
Chevallier Club
Brenneke's Academy
Broad Ripple
William L. Tevis
Margaret Wingate
Ries Ho Greenwell
J.J. Lane
Women's Society of
Broadway M. E. Church
Suit Against Gas Company For Writ Of Mandate
A state petition was filed in the Superior Court to compel Consumers' Gas Trust Company to furnish gas to Ora Arthur at 6 Ashland Avenue. The case follows a prior Supreme Court ruling against the company. Judge McMaster signed the writ as the matter proceeds.
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Superior Court
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Ora Arthur
Ashland Avenue
Arthur
Supreme Court
McMaster
Court Docket Items From Indianapolis Ledger
A summary of circuit and superior court actions includes multiple judgments and dismissals. Cases involve damages foreclosures notes and divorces. receivers appointed and claims approved. new suits filed including specific performance and mortgage foreclosures. appellate court entries and transfers noted.
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Philip P. Efroymson
Henry Marks
Superior Court
Edward Schoen
Murtagle O'Connell
Frank W. Flanner
Frederick Falk
Fred Glass
the Capital National Bank
Mary Wier
Albert Peterson
Hien
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Raffle Draw Chooses Diamond and Dinner Set Winners
The Travelers Protective Association and the Commercial Travelers Club held a raffle in the clubroom last night. R. C. Adams of the Indiana Shoe and Robber Company drew the winning numbers, with the fiftieth numbers deemed lucky. The prize winning number appeared to be No 8862.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Commercial Travelers’ Club
R. C. Adams
Indiana Shoe and Robber Company
Sere
Colored citizens defend Crumpacker bill meeting report
A statement from Edward L. Gillam C M C Willis Charles W. Brown Isidor D. Blair W A Kersey and W H Chambers disputes a Sentinel account of a meeting at Jones Tabernacle. They say the gathering was nonpolitical and aimed to discuss Crumpacker’s constitutional enforcement effort, with no City administration or Mayor Bookwalter reference. They assert intent to organize for colored peoples’ interests while preserving rights to critique officials.
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Jones's Tabernacle
Congress
Sentinel
Crumpacker
United States
Mayer Bookwalter
the Sentinel
E. L. Gilliam
Civic Alliance
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
L D. Blair
W. Brown
Bookwalter
Edward L. Gillam
C. M. C. Willis
Charles W. Brown
Isidor D. Blair
W. A. Kersey
W. H. Chambers
Negro Murderer Captured in Waynesboro Ga
April 5 Floyd Reese, a black man, shot and killed Anthony Lane on Dr. McMaster's plantation. Reese is jailed in Waynesboro. The piece notes a dramatic jail scene and a whispered alarm about gas escaping as a bellboy bangs a door.
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Waynesboro
Floyd Reese
Anthony Lane
Dr. McMaster
Reese
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New Albany Water Company
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John H. Baker
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A. C. Hunt
Big Four
Carter
Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Big Four Railroad
Walnut
Washington Streets
Fairmount
Ind
Davis
Richard C. Davis
People's National Bank
Washington
Federal Court
the Court Record
John L. McMaster
Thiel
Indianapolis Street-failad
Ompady
Plaintif
John Taylor
Quinia Taylor
W. W. Spener
Henry M. Mock
Charles Boyer
Vinson Carter
George R. Avery
Nordyke & Marmon Company
James B. Reed
J. L. Railway Company
George W. Combs
James R. Henry
Harvey M. Jollette
Sylvia Fineburg
Harry A. Jacobs
Hancock County
Rachel Allen
Willam H. Hart
the Cosmopolitan Schools
Louiis
Ekmma W. Buschmann
Frederick Steinmeyer
Albert Womack
Charless. Scofield
James Johnson
Marion Trust Company
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
State of Indiana
William A. Ketcham
Appellee
Franceska Andrysiak
William Satkoski
Laporte 8
C. Appellee
Appellate Court
Pennnsylvania Company
Catherine Tuckson
Avs
A. Erneotinoff
German House Orchestra
Meridian Street
Wulschner Music Co
Chickering
A. Ernestinoff
Vose, Jewett, Ivers & Pond
Brattemuller, Wulschner, Cameron, Stewart, Hallet & Davis
Stodart
Indiana
Pennsylvania ST
Toggery
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
East Washington
Say
Bell Boy
Reuben Hayrick
the Starr Piano Co
Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
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Geo. Merritt
W. Washington ST
Buffalo
Harmon & Halt
Washington St
Havana
F. R Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
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