Suburban Social News Highlights Various Visiting Friends
A crowded roundup of social visits from Bridgeport to Indianapolis lists Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice spending the week at Marion, Miss Georgie Gladden with Miss Nellie McClelland, Miss Nora Casserly visiting Mapleton, and many others visiting relatives and friends across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Marion
Georgie Gladden
Nellie McClelland
Nora Casserly
Mapleton
Mary
Delia Ford
Lebanon
Michael Armstrong
Simon Power
Walter
Indianapolis
Maud Mills
Grace Miller
French Lick
Joan Mallain
Irvington
Will Greegon
Patrick Seeeacey
Frederick
John Ashton
Terre Jure
Martin
James Robertson
Mateo
William
William Jasper
Son Frasier
Terre Haute
John Casserly
George Simpone
Charles Bynes
Mabel
Charles Myers
Olle
Martha Perkins
Brownsbore
Katie Deitz
Peter Ford
Danville
Michael Caswerly
Emmat Bhadley
Marion Clark
Michael Dugan
Flora Freeland
Ethel
Minnie Aera
Silynie Aaiueat
Chae
William Lamb
Carl Staub
Wameley
Fred
Fairmount
John Ogbun
Frank Townsend
Evanaville
Joseph Rince
Anderson
John Shaw
Princeton
Mildred Harding
Lingle
McCaslin
Moble
Gertrude Smith
Eva Smith
Crea
Clermont
Claude Gladden
Local Circle Notes On Visits And Guests
Miss Hazel Bennett returned from visiting friends in Louisville. Miss Kate Garringer came back from Pendleton. Miss Jennie Culbertson of Vincennes guests of Mrs. J Will Erther. Mr Virgil Taylor returned from visiting his parents in Manilla Indiana. Current Topics Club met Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs M B Washburn on Eugene Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Jacobs
Esqu
Eee Srtomote
St. Louis
Bentley
Lewis Smith
New York
E. W. Titus
Cincinnati
George Clark
Lefteovitch
Thompson
Rev. H. J. Black
Ashland
Ora Farrel
Charles Bills
B.A. Err
Elan Titus
Pittsboro
E. W
Flossie Shortridge
Miss Stivers
Redkey
Chatter
Miss Shortridge
Eae
Jose
Bessie Eagle
St. Joseph
Mich
Walter G. Butler
Denver
Martha Bowman
Noblesville
Walter Edwards
Mooresville
Will Dobyns
Kate Layman
Clarence Forsyth
Alice Butler
Brookville
Elsie Hodges
Worthington
Ind
Laura Parker
Nina Ely
Brooklyn
Carl Loop
George W. Johnson
Clara McGaughey
Marie Martin
Claym
Edgar Forsyth
Ninevah
Irvington
John Campbell
Joseph Hunter
Chicago
D. K. Carver
Anderson
T. L. Thompson
Martinsville
Charles M. Cross
Maple Grove
Emma Haynes
North Salem
Harriet Ritter
Clara Gee
Mackinac Island
Percy Williams
Toronto
Canada
Jean Blair
Pearl Leedy
George Justice
Starlake
Wisconsin
H. C. Patterson
Elizabeth
Carlisle
Charles Bowman
T. 8. Bowman
Constance Addington
New Orleans
Ruth Davenport
Hurd Jacobs
Dillon Avenue
John Carroll
James Layman
Central Aevnue
Stewart Schell
Belle Layman
Somerset
Rowland Ritter
Carrie Ritter
Col
Edward Kettenbach
Lewiston
Ida
Lalla ElMs
W. R. Abbott
Ritter Avenue
Missouri
W. D. Howe
Boston
White Mountains
Maine
Escle Hunter
Columbus
Hazel Reeves
Edith Lengley
Pi Beta Ph
Pleasant Run
Martinaville
W. E. Henry
Anna Hamilton
Nina Clark
Ethel McNeal
Atlanta
Jessie Beatty
Eva Chainey
Pendleton
Kate Garringer
J. H. Malott
Ruby Smith
Helen Dreyer
Almond and Son
Plaineld
D. R. Cruil
Bonanne
Kate Baker
Elwood
John Baker
Hattie Cobb
T. T. McClure
James Tucker
Paducah, Ky
L. F. Wysong
William Story
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Frances Pickerill
Jessie Linton
Acton Park
A. Gordon
Katherine Lee
Terre Haute
Verna Calvert
Mabel Bruce
Scottsburg
J. W. McGrew
Rushville
Connersville
Hazel Bennett
Louisville
Jennie Culbertson
Vincennes
J. Will Erther
Virgil Taylor
Manilla
M. B. Washburn
U11
Eugene Street
Panama Hats Hit The Livery Trade In Philadelphia
A hatter reports Panamas being used for livery work as a young millionaire buys four hats for his coachmen and head groom. He pays 15 dollars each for the livery hats and 50 dollars for a small hat for himself. The small hat, old mens style, is fashionable now after last year’s slow sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Epitaph by Katherine Tynan About Gratitude and God
A reflective epitaph expresses gratitude for God’s wondrous works and daily sustenance. It recalls praise at meals and the spirit’s feeding, hoping the grave recalls a life bent toward reverence. The verse notes green grass, hills, seas, fields, and an upward gaze in life and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Tynan
Ring Out the Old Ring in the New Faith Call
The pastor urges readers to reflect on true philanthropy and public duty, praising humane acts by historical figures and urging personal effort to serve others in Christ. He links such deeds to faith, duty, and societal improvement, urging readers to become beloved by doing good for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennesaret
House of God
Weillnigh
Jesus
Capernaum
Hikanos
Extosa
Nebuchadnezzar Vaunting
Babylon
St. Paul
Paul
Caesar
Western
Europe
Pompey
Mediterannean
Crassus
Parthia
Galilee
Savonarola
Florentine
Columbia
Anschar
Sweden
Luther
Lincoln
Whittier
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
John Brown
Howard
Nightingale
Grace Darling
Tfe Savers
Horace Mann
Gough
Frances Willard
Christ
Israel
Bethlehem
Brittany
Anon the Mariner
God
Striving for a Queen’s Favor in Court Circles
In high English society a four cornered court contest unfolds. Countess De Grey accuses Mrs. Keppel of seeking supremacy at court through influence her uncle Lord Farquhar wields over the King. The underlying clash pits Farquhar against Earl Pembroke, De Grey’s brother-in-law, with each vowing the other must fall. The women act for their male allies as tensions rise at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess de Grey
Queen Alexandra
Keppel
Lord Farquhar
Farquhar
Earl Pembroke
Pembroke
Lady de Grey
Too hard a pace for children in Brooklyn
An article from the Brooklyn Eagle cautions against pushing children too early into rigid studies or moral goals. It cites cases of youths pressed into classical reading and intense reform ideals, noting long-term resistance to real interests and the danger of early precocity hindering genuine development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Schiller
Sechilier
Brooklyn
Plutarch
Romulus
George Washington
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Los
Cal
Lola Kirk
Veedersburg
Lad
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Lelia Hartman
Elmer Pursel
Niagara
Hoffman
Thomas Connell
Doughter Mary
Fostoria
P. A. Hines
J. O
Kittle Connell
Fostorm
Kathryne Reynolds
Cora Kiltore
Bessie Aren
Courbas
Robert Ga
Agnes Kerr
Til
Mayme
Maude Bonham
Ruth Royster
Haughville
Rather Todd
Bertha Tansel
Miss McClelland
Flackville
Burt McCray
L. H. Todd
Grace Deashon
Katherine Kessler
Ira Tarrington
Charles E. Howard
Oat Whisnan
Bethel
Miss Todd
Roger
Frank Cones
Dr. Meyer
J. P. Canton
Iva Farrington
Florence Meyer
Elsie Dean
Heckman
Charles Heckman
Heckingsmith
Grant Long
Carl Miller
Lawrence Miller
Olinville
Bettie B. Barnes
Venera Bell Harding
Edward Fendry
W. Adams
S. Hollings- Tae 5
Eyers
Mra Nealson
Jennice Rhodes
W. W. McKeehan
Martha Todd
Katherine Todd
Rohiss Honer
West
Quinn
Franklin
Egan
Henry
Dowagiac
Gertrude Kelly
Julia Burnett
Frank Parry
James Gregg
Emma Wiles
Lake Winona
Williams
Mount Vernon
Minnie Goodlett
Goodlett
Jessie Royster
Master Joseph
Mary Boland
New Albany
Joseph Byrne
Kingavenue
D. W. Tibbs
Lora Shinn
Greencastle
J. S. Sanders
Harry
Harry Roberson
W. A. Fox
Ruth
Harriet Phipps
Nina Ash
John
Milwaukee
Roscoe Shinn
George Leachman
B. L. Allen
Bethany
Panama
Epitaph
Eee
Edward Young
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
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Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Queen Victoria
Miss Thornton
Jubilee
David Livingstone
Susi
Chuma
Mvula
Africa
England
the Countess DE Grey
Mrs. Austin
Marott’s
Orvde
Vic Kid
Odyve
Geo. J. Marott
Washington
Vonnegut
East Washington Street
Harrion
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