Nobody's Claim thrills crowds at the Park in weeklong run
The Holden Brothers' stock company opened a half-week engagement with Nobody's Claim at the Park. Bernice Howard leads as Madge in the wild West melodrama, praised for versatility and stage presence. Cast includes Norman Gilbert Jack White and Jean Hart with notable musical numbers by Alice Berry. Also notes on Fair Bank concerts and new employment for Edward Davis with Alcazar Theater, San Francisco, and Belasco's Du Barry tour plans.
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Joseph Dowling
Sadie Hassan
Holden Brothers
Bret Harte
Price
Holdens
Bernice Howard
Madge
Miss Howard
Holden Brothers’ Organisation
Sapho Jim
Quayle
Hall Caine
Salvator
Norman Gilbert
Jack White
Jean Hart
Maud Holden
Jock Ward Kett
Fritz E. Boone
J . Thayer
Albert Adams
Alice Berry
Edward Davis
Central Church
Oakland
Cal
Alcazar Theater Stock Company
San Francisco
Davis
Central Theater Stock Company
Pacific Metropole
Alcazar Company
Social Notes From Maxinkuckee to Indianapolis
A long roster of society updates lists Mr John Wood's trip to Maxinkuckee for ten days, visits by Dr and Mrs J F Barnhill, Miss Jessie Stake's Bay View and Mackinaw City plans, and numerous returnings from travels. It covers gatherings at the XVI Club, weddings and engagements in Decatur, and social calls at Lake Maxinkuckee, Waukesha, Madison, Dayton, and Cleveland, with trips to Yellowstone and French Lick noted for several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Maxinkuckee
Morrow
J. F. Barnhill
Philadelphia
Jessie Stake
Bay View
Mackinaw City
Sarah McDougall
Madison
M. W. Carr
Waukesha
Rufus King Syfers
Ohio
Louis Levey
Yellowstone Park
Charles S. Guthridge
Los Angeles
Cal
Ella B. Hitt
Euterpean Club
Broad Ripple
M. E. Heiner
Wisconsin Lakes
Carrie K. Heiner
Liberty
Bement Lyman
Star Lake
Mich
Mayer Messing
Abraa Kahn
Macki- Ce
Edward B. Raub
Reece
Southad
Robert E. Springsteen
French Lick
Hazel Dietz
Dayton
Jefferson Claypool
Benjamin
Connersville
Kate Heron
Herman E. Munk
East Michigan Street
Covington
Margaret Newcomb
Mary Parrott
Marie Starr
Granville M. Ballard
Lucile
Grand Haven
Samuel Messing
Lafayette
Edward B. Porter
Anne
Sylvan Beach
Anne Hayes
Louise
Cleveland
Robert L. Dorsey
Wawasee
Josephine Robinson
Lake Maxinkuckee
Fern
M Claiborne
South
Eagle Lake
Tex
C. C. Hatfield
XVI
North Capitol Avenue
Oble Jay Smith
San Marco
Broadway
Henrietta Feber
Martinsville
Boston
Emma Messing
Busch Conservatory of Music
Clara Peters
Mary
East
Henry Wetzel
Indianapolis
Handkerchief Embroidery Gift Idea from the Telegraph
The Philadelphia Telegraph suggests two matching handkerchiefs with an openwork pattern wide enough for a running baby ribbon. Place linens right side out and weave ribbon through the holes, ornamenting corners with small bows. Fasten two sides complete.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Delicate handkerchief embroidery and salad directions
A description of feather stitching on handkerchiefs using matching embroidery silk and baby ribbon creates a dainty effect. The article also shares a New York Commercial Advertiser recipe for a tomato and egg salad with Spanish onions and a French dressing, instructing to chill before serving.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Thibet spinning wheels linked to Bible mission tales
In Bethany Park on Aug 13 the Endeavor convention featured Dr Susie Rijnhart describing Thibet and her plan to teach spinning and weaving to Thibetans. She will sail for Thibet in September, noting their sheep economy and lack of clocks. A wedding party staged a Tom Thumb ceremony at Co. E cottage with Miss Minnie Tring and Carl Barnett marrying.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Endeavor
School of Methods
W. F. McCauley
Cincinnati
A. L. Orcutt
Indianapolis
T. W. Grafton
Anderson
Assembly
Frank Hyatt Smith
Buffalo
Thibet
Rijnhart
Dr. Rijnhart
Co. E
Electa Chase
Wabash
Minnie Tring
Knightstown
Carl Barnett
Irvington
Bessie Yocum
Brazil
Everson McHatton
L. L. Carpenter
Local Names List From Ancestry Notice Faces Unclear Subjects
A fragment shows a catalog of names and places including Mrs J M Inlow, Mrs H B Burnet, Mrs T H Norvelle, Frank Carney and family, Mrs E W Short, W B Mitchell of Indianapolis, Clyde W Wells of Pennsylvania, George M Irelon with wife and son in Van Wert Ohio, Eleanor McCann Donehoo of Monroe Louisiana, Ida L McKee and Ida Davis of Orange, Fannie Kida Edith Kidd Bessie Yocum Cora Howard of Brazil, Samuel Walker and wife Nineveh, John M Walker Spearsville. The context unclear.
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J. M. Inlow
H. B. Burnet
T. H. Norvelle
Frank Carney
E. W. Short
W. 8. Mitchell
Indianapolis
Clyde W. Wells
Pennsylvania
George M. Irelon
van Wert
Eleanor McCann Donehoo
Monroe
Ida L. McKee
Ida Davis
Orange
Fannie Kida
Edith Kidd
Bessie Yocum
Cora Howard
Brazil
Samuel Walker
Nineveh
John M. Walker
Spearsville
Strange origin of The Holy City song linked to Florence Maybrick
A New York Press tale traces The Holy City's early history from Florence Maybrick singing it aboard a Merseyside yacht to publisher rejection in 1888. Composer Michael Maybrick, real name Stephen Adams, notes the piece failed to win favor as it was deemed too somber before Maybrick’s sister-in-law was convicted of murder.
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New York
Holy City
Jerusalem
Florence Maybrick
Stephen Adams
Nancy Lee
Warrior Bold
Alsatian Mountains
Michael Maybrick
Maybrick
Maybricks
Liverpool
Michael
Mersey
Florence
At Last Dream of Reunion Across Death and Life
Poetic fragment from Julia C. BR. Dorr in Smart Set recalls a dream of lovers reunited beyond death. Vivid imagery contrasts dawn and immortality as they embrace and recall past days, evoking enduring passion despite parting years.
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Earth
Julia C. BR. Dorr
School Frocks for September Ties to Children Needs and Styles
In August discussions on school attire note September’s approach and provide remodeling ideas for old gowns or making new ones. Features include drooping shoulders, long skirts, shepherds plaid, shielded yokes, and shirtwaist dresses for girls eight to sixteen, with durable fabrics and military trim in fall fashion.
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Blouse waists remain in high demand for both full gowns and separate bodices with endless variety. The white batiste waist with pearl buttons is charming and adaptable to season’s materials, while later styles suit soft wool and silk waistings when a fitted lining is added. The design features a smoothly fitted foundation that closes at center front with back tucked in groups for tapering lines.
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May Manton
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Indiana
Aoineh Batiates
Col Asia Eas
Ineh
Madras
Alte Brg
Romsini
Columbia
Rollinson
Eugene Wack
Tietjens
Boidepees Ieenemedley Ure
Ular Nes
David Belasco
Leslie Carter
Jasie Bartlett Davis
Courtralte
Masonic Temple Theater
Chicago
Masonic
Herbert Kim
Justus Kahn
Louisville
Maurice Donnelly
St. Louis
John H. Holliday
Lucia
Mary Holliday
Sapphire
N. C
Emma Virginia Pearson
Natalie Smith
Minneapolis
Kappa Alpha Theta Club
van Vorhees
North Alabama Street
Adele Chambers
Freda Noelke
John Hackett Adams
Beaumont
Thurman
Josephine Jackson
Ruth Ferris
Mary Helman
Carson
Grace Wade
Christen—Smith
Decatur
Ind
Amelia Smith
Charles Christen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
H. Theo. Wilken
Joseph Smith
City
St. Peter
Millie
Nellie
Philadelphy
Allus
Parker House
Hello
Central
Washington Post
Omaha
Susie
New York Times
Newport
Jersey
Long Island Ocean
Anita Sands
Marian Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Susie Rynhart
Great Plateau
The
Gibson
Renee Ass
Marion Trust Co
Northeast Corner Monument Place
East Market St
Journal
See
State Lumber Pattern Dept
the Journel
Altow Gna ‘Etek Tr Revue of
Washington St
Vulcan
Household
USA
Howe Military
Ieee
Lima
Polis
J. H. McKenzie
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Tudor Hall
Indianapolis, Indiana
Fredonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
D. D
Daan
Knickerbocker Hall
Colelege Preparatory
Mary Helen Yerkes
Central Avenue
Indlaba
Butler College
University of Chicago
Olty
Scot Butler
Carlsbad
New West
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Geo. F. Adams
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