Oldest Indianapolis scrapbook tells a life through clippings
A longtime Indianapolis woman preserves a family scrapbook recording births deaths weddings and letters beyond ordinary baby books. The item spans weddings etiquette invitations and even a drawing of a cow with a milk caption. It sits beside a narrative of a dawn departure and social notes about debutantes in Irvington and local gatherings with many names and events.
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Indianapolis
Club Social Notices Show Local Movements and Visits
Ripple Wednesday social entries note W M Smith moving to Broad Ripple and numerous visits among Indianapolis area residents. Several families including Speers, Fellenzer, Carson, Meyers, Lang, Hines, Henderson, Brown, Parnell, Meyer, Gerth, Wright, Nysewander, Wisby, Williams, Blaine, Ellis, Reagan, Lindsay, Woods, Grooves, Howard, Taylor, and Gibson appear in short hometown visits and gatherings across Indianapolis and nearby towns.
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W. M. Smith
Broad
Permélia Speers
Maughville
Barbara Fellenzer
Mise Bermha Lentz
Mise Alma Martin
Indianapolis
Tena Ldumypser
Anne Carson
Denver
Cal
John Carson
Elizabeth Meyers
Joe Dean
Mary Hines
Columbus
Allee Lang
James Henderson
Diemsville
John Henderson
Nancy Brown
John Brown
Plainfield
Dharry Parnell
Bridgeport
Cartersburg Springs
M. Vinta Meyer
Theodore Gerth
Indianapolis Unis
Albert Wright
Carrie Davis
Mitchellville¢Sunday
Rufue Nysewander
Ben Davis
Alberta Wright
Barbara
Wisby
Camby
Ada Woods
Claiiman Williams
Grace Somerville
Nellie Blaine
Martinsville
Mary Blaine
Charles Ellis
Monrovia
John Reagan
Belle Lindsay
Goldie Fellenser
Broad Ripple
Maud Smith
Edith Grooves
Linton
James L. Howard
Ohio
Henry Howard
Nettie Taylor
Hiwood
le Taylor
Emmett Myers
Alvin Myers
Clermont
Eva Smith
Mitchle
Gibson
Irvington
Maud Gibson
Onansis
Grace Ross
Luncheon and porch parties honor recent nuptials and birthdays
Mrs Clinton D Lasher hosted a luncheon at the Columbia Club Monday for Miss Helen Whitson on her wedding last week. Mr and Mrs W H Cook held a fourteen cover family dinner Wednesday for the seventy first birthday of Mrs Henry Cook. Anna Nathan entertained Thursday night with guests Mendel of Memphis Sapinsky of Louisville Straus of Philadelphia. Freda Noelke entertained cards Thursday for Miss Della Chambers of New York who will visit Mrs A C Newby. Charlotte Cathcart hosted a porch party Wednesday with Mary Torr Anne Fraser and Mrs Harrison Kyle among guests. Mary Laird gave a porch party Thursday evening for Miss Jane.
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John Newby
Adelia Chambers
New York
Newby
Bruce Wiley
Faye McConnell
Monticello
Louise Kendall
Miss Cook
Eaton, O
Elsie Steipher
Estella Hollingsworth
Eugene Street
Edna Line
Greencastle
Grace Lyons
Helen Brouse
Thomas E. Smiley
Edwin Strauss
Greenwood
Thomas Fulmer
Jesse — Louis Robertson
James M.en
Ann Marshall
Ecards
Frank Holmes
Christine Cameron
California
Bess Kirtiey
Defiance
Henry F. Houghton
Knickerbocker
Miss Marshall
Minnie
Belle Houghton
Elizabeth Carter
Deance, O
Emelie Frankel
Jacob Frankel
Viola Lowenstein
Della Pottlitzer
Lafayette
Schlessinger
Cleveland
Florence Mendel
Memphis
Efron
Houston
Tex
Strauss
Philadelphia
Edna Knowlton
Ferdinand W. Hornung
William E. Jeffries
Virginia Avenue
R. S. Hyde
Lorene Marie Jeffries
Huntington
Emil Schope
G. K. Jeffries
Emma Gomps
New Castle
Leah Hallawell
Milan
Hornung
Shriver Avenue
Helen Whitson
Birdie Barkley
George Hoffmeyer
West North Street
Allen B. Philpotts
John S. Tarkington
Newton Booth Tarkington
Kennebunkport
Debonair Club
Canoe Club
Rose Davidson
Gertrude Pursell
Frank Jennings
St. Louis
Lottie Sweitzer
Louisville
Thomas Dutton
Logansport
Oliver Willard Pierce
San Francisco
Grace Estelle Clarke
Willard Clark
North Alabama Street
St. Joe
Millersville
Frederic B. Whitlock
P. B. Raymond
Harry Raymond
Thomas
Hacker
Robertson
Steele
Bernays Kennedy
Mary Dean
Thomas Dean
Charles Brossimann
Christ Church
Dean
North Capitol Avenue
John M. Maxwell
New Country
D. M. Parry
Golden Hill
William Munich
Caroline Hemenway
Syracuse
N. Y
Shaw
Cincinnati
John W. Ray
Woodruff Place
H. C. Newcomb
Edward B. Porter
Lucia Ray
Elizabeth Ray
Ray
Brady—Bucklen
Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Charlotte Bucklen
Chicago
P. J. Brady
Redfield Farm
Herbert E. Bucklen
Brady
Jenkins Lloyd Jones School
Wisconsin
Europe
William McMahon
Florence Clark
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia Lees
Harriet Shelly
Florence Hill
Bonita Allen
Benton Harbor
Bertha Hewitt
Ethel Strange
Oskosh
Grace Glidden
Tucson
Ariz
Mrs. Bucklen
Michigan Avenue
Mr. Bucklen
M. Vinta Meyer
Broad Ripple
Anna Beaman
New Augusta
Katherine Todd
Anderson
Carl Miller
Earl
Danville
Do. J. Miller
Jeffersonville
Leland Pitman
Rushville
Roy Corwin
Clermont
Pasquali Montani
Indianapolis
Vinta Meyer
Irvington
Gussie
Muriel Nolting
W. W. Bever
W. C. Kurd
Ed T. Heller
Laura Meyer
D. V. Isenhour
Augusta
Elwood
John Harding
Iva Farrington
Marion Park
Martha Farrington
Lawrence Miller
Olinville
Earl Smith
James Kelley
Anna Jones
Clayton
Louisa Jones
Burras Helfer
Connersville
Jay Helfer
Frances Todd
Della Newmann
Mooresville
Old Settlers
Carter
Hallie Smith
Friends
J. P. Kelley
Marion
Charles Perkins
Harry Wood
Willie Cline
Chris Meyer
Henry Ward
D. P. Royster
Lebanon
Alva Johnson
Zionsville
Omer Royster
Bruce Swan
North
H. W. Miller
City
Maud and Noble Staman
Ll. H. Todd
John MecCormic
W. C. Rush
W. H. Bever
Ben Davis
Maggie McKee
Harry Brown
Louisa Smith
Clinton D. Lasher
Columbia Club
Helen Whit Son
W. HL. Cook
Mr. Cook
Henry HH. Cook
Anna Nathan
Miss Mendel
Miss Sapinsky
Miss Straus
Philadel
Mise Freda Noelke
Della’ Chambers
Miss Chambers
Miss Noelke
A. C. Newby
Mise Charlotte Cathcart
Mary Torr
Logans
Anne Fraser
Harrison Kyle
Hagee
Aurore
Jane
Claude Kyle
Mary Laird
New Kaiserzinn patterns and damask gifts showcased
A catalog-style survey highlights the lily pattern in silverware and a Kaiserzinn line with plates platters mugs and ladles. It notes brass and leather automobile bags with braided handles in colors like Sapphian red morocco and blue and mentions a large Dresden table of vintage pieces with historic value.
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Dresden
Washington Street
Kaiserzinn
Cunard Steamer Camyfania Arrives With Noted Passengers
The Camyfania docked in New York today bringing Lord and Lady Strathcona. Also onboard were Mrs. Booth Tucker and James Willis Sayre of the Seattle Times.
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New York
Cunard Line
Camyfania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lord and Lady
Many Indiana locals host and visit relatives and friends
A flood of social visits spans Indiana and nearby states with dozens of residents returning from trips and greeting hosts. Notable mentions include Miss Anna Allway in Fort Wayne, Miss Emma Bond in Columbus, Miss Hattie Bently from St Paul, and Rev. C. N. Rogers in Milwaukee. many others travel to or from Newman, Waldron, Terre Haute, Martinsville, Indianapolis, and Lebanon while gatherings occur at homes, churches, and clubs.
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H. A. Winn
Newman, Il
Anna Allway
Sarah Darnell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Emma Bond
Columbus
Anta Funkhouser
Waldron
Mary and
Nora Norton
W. Essex
C. N. Rogers
Milwaukee
Wis
Congregational Church
F. Darnell
Bread Ripple
Lulu Anderson
Palestine
Walls
Olive Hyatt
Miss Bryans
Richmond
Stella Patton
State Normal
Terre Haute
J. Marshall
Beatrice
Louisville
Louis Clevenger
Muncie
W. A. Kirby
Local residents take summer visits and upcoming weddings noted
W B McCullough spends week with family at Vawter Park. Ken neth Foster visits Lebanon and Indianapolis. Verne Breangan vacationing at Grasslake Michigan. Postmaster H J Martin and wife enjoy Bass Lake outing. Claud Winchester and wife visit Indianapolis and Lebanon. J E Van Nuys and Prof Hall vacation in Munising with son Arnold. Miss Reba Marvin visits from Chicago. Miss Marie Richardson returns from Indianapolis. Elmer Rogers and wife visit from Columbus. Hazel Pritchard visits Indianapolis. M J Voris travels to New York for fall goods. Miss Levinia Clyle returns to Franklin after Chicago School of Music. Henry Murray and son visit Mitchell. Mary and Edith Newsome visit grandmother Mrs Mary Morgan. Fay Marshall visits Nelle Kemp at Salem. Edna Carter attends YWCA national convention at Lake Geneva. Miss Dora K Waggoner to marry I N Keene at Franklin. Fiske Allen and wife visit Indianapolis relatives. S B Merrick in New York. R M Miller and family at Vawter Park. Chester Jones vacationing with parents south of Franklin. Invitations issued for Harriett Mabel McQuinn to wed J D Brewer Sept 2. Prof Co N Peak to lead Franklin College history department. moves family to East Jefferson Street.
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Perley B. Raymond
Yellowstone Park
Farrell
Lake Wa‘wasee
Watts
Noblesville
George M. Snyder
Nell Var Landingham
Pauline Stein
Maxinkuckee
Adah Conner
Chicago
Edith Scott
William R. Myers
Anderson
Lydia Parry
Hazel Kinney
Mattoon
Tlliois
Elmer E. Perry
California
Oregon
Huey
Martinsville
Bessie
Helen Caldwell
Sandusk
Caroline Hemenway
Syracuse
N. Y
W. E. Maxwell
James E. Shover
J. L. McFarland
Mackinac
Mich
Eliza Browning
Rehobeth Beach
Del
A. A. Stubbins
Macklin
William Sloan
Kansas City
J. O. Sloan
A. G. Smith
Florence Smith
Trench Lick
W. W. Winslow
Milan
Irman Wocher
Pauline Kathryn Stein
Kuhn
Esther Swain
J. Q. van Winkle
Mary van Winkle
Put-in-Bay
Cornelia Laurentine Searle
Columbus
Frank van Camp
Marguerite
John Hall
Dayton
Noble C. Butler
East
Summit
N. J
Yeldel
Texas
Sophie Helstein
New York
Laura Washburn
Anna
Clinton
Cora E. Woodbury
Edna Reynolds
Niagara Falls
Canada
Henry L. Beveridge
Burtlake
Michigan
A. W. Sanborn
Lake Harbor
S. A. Conklin
Clinton, C
H. G. Conklin
Central Avenue
Harry Sheridan
Alice Somerville
Frankfort
Alabama Brenton
Des Moines
B. F. Williamson
Greenville
Rose Davidson
St. Louis
van Landingham
Blanche Maines
Genevieve Maines
Samuel Elliott Perkins, Jr
Beatrice Byers
Florence Jones
H. A. Wahl
B. McCloskey
Northwest Street
Omaha
Neb
Addie Campbell
Charles BE. Field
Preston Condit
St. Lawrence
Chautauqua
Edith Knight
Philadelphia
W. W. Knight
Victoria
Marie Todd
Albert Stein
Waldo
Theodore Stein
Maxincuckee
John Ott
Stein
Alvean, Leatha
Mabel Taylor
Louisvie
Huffman
Ind
Addison Parry
American School
Strassburg
Germany
Rye Beach
Mrs. Miller
Marian
Roy
Master Josephine
William Christian
W. B. McCullough
Vawter Park
Kenneth Foster
Lebanon
Verne Breangan
Grasslake
J. Martin
Bass Lake
Claud Winchester
Indianapolis
J. E. van Nuys
Munising
Professor Hall
Arnold
Reba Marvin
Marie Richardson
Elmer Rogers
Hazel Pritchard
M. J
Salem
Edna Carter
Lake Geneva
Wis
Franklin College
Dora K. Waggoner
I. N. Keene
Fairfield
East Jeff Street
Local residents visit kin and travel notices fill week
A string of social notices records visits and trips by residents. Mrs. Jake Liest of King avenue visits Toledo friends while Dr J C Cain and relatives spend Sunday at Bunker Hill. Many others travel to Louisville Marion Danville Buffalo Niagara Falls Springfield and Wawasee lake with family and friends. The piece also notes a Y M S auxiliary initiation and a St Anthony church festival plus several local greetings and hosts.
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Jake Liest
King Avenue
Toledo
J. C Cain
Bunker Hill
Shickle
Bertha
Louisville
J. Murphy
Market Street
Lafayette
Minnie Sheppy
Danville
Tom Wiles
Henry Myres
Furman Stout
Andy Walls
Wawasee Lake
W. H. Whitney
Buffalo
Robert Dean
Haugh Street
Marion
Minnie Lemon
Holmes Avenue
Seymour Friends
Miss Allen
Greencastle
Lorena Lovett
Walnut Street
Clara
Martha Schenk
Ind
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Clara Fanch
L. Luender
St. Anthony's Church
C. C. Shaffer
Brazil
A. L. Weddle
Niagara Falls
August Culverage
Nora
Springfield
Ohio
D. van Hood
Milfort
H. Johnson
Harry Elliott
Akron
Frank Sullivan
Gertie Engram
O.S. Wright
George Shaffer
Warman Avenue
Lizzie Dombracki
Plainfield
Harriet Sorter
Ovewald Baynes
Jills Lella Baynes
Martha Gibbs
Baltimore
H. J. Hale
Lazarre Club
Broad Ripple
John Rearden
Theresia
Helen
Erwin Lloyd
Chicago
John Brown
Maggie Purcell
Rushville
Local visits noted across towns in week
Miss Clara McGaughey returned from Wanamaker after a week away. Shelly Watts of Gas City visited Irvington last week. Grace Mathews came back Thursday from Bethany. Dr. A R Benton left for New York to visit his daughter for several weeks. William Reynolds returned Friday from Brookville after a two week visit. Helen Porter of Oxford visited Anne Butler last week. Ethel Irwin of Brookville stayed with Alice Butler for a few days. John McClure arrives today from Germantown to visit Amos Butler and family.
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D. P. C. Read
Wisconsin
James B. Black
Michigan
Bell
Raleigh
California
John 8. Duncan
Georgian Bay
Shawver
Colorado Springs
Frances Parker
St. Paul
Louise Hawley
Charles Frazier
French Lick
K. ¥. Winnedge
Yohn
Detroit
Elizabeth Buchanan
Chicago
Martha Landers
George A. Gay
Yellowstone Park
Charles L. Bieler
Elkhart
den Verner Smythe
George Lacey
Wawasee
Harriet Swain
Rome City
Edward J. Dell
Madison
Louise Porter
Oxford
Carrit Butler
Elizabeth Powell
Ducaster
Charlotte Powell
Denver
Col
C. B. Coleman
Old Settlers
Centerville
Charlotte Griggs
Helen Griggs
Grace Carver
Anderson
August Jutt
Sarah
Peru
Ed Carver
Brooklyn
Helen Browse
Frankfort
Brown
Wan
John Campbell
Junior Cross
Bethany
Pearl Leedy
Pi Beta Phi
Ritter Avenue
Butler
Pi Beta Psi
Broad Ripple
Jessamine Armstrong
Kokomo
Hacker
Columbus
Edna Cooper
Middletown
Margaret Garrison
Pendleton
Lulu Kellar
Jean Blair Rice
Jessie L. Tilford
Martinsy
Ethel Moody
Russiaville
Edgar Forsythe
Trafalgar
Irvington
Evelyn Jeffries
Belle Layman
Lake Delavan
Wis
J. B. Cray
Millersburg
James Judy
Grace Kendall
Cleveland
Auretta Williams
Miss Williams
Katherine Williams
Clermont
P. van Derwede
Eva and
Letta
Knox
Ind
Lola Sinclair
Julia Watson
Crawfordsville
W. C. Stover
Robert Zaring
Spencer
M. G. N. Eldridge
Youngstown
Earnest Gresham
Elisha Carr
Lucile
Mich
Williams. Lamberson
Knightstown
George Russell
Clara McGaughey
Wanamaker
Shelly Watts
Gas City
Grace Mathews
A. R. Benton
New York
William Reynolds
Brookville
Helen Porter
Anne Butler
Ethel Irwin
Alice Butler
John McClure
Germantown
Amos Butler
Local social notes from Greencastle and Eugene guests
Miss Alma Scott of Eugene street visits Greencastle as a guest of friends. Miss Ruth Ackerman of Thirtieth street hosted a garden party Friday night. The Ladies Aid Society of the Home Presbyterian Church will not meet. regular September meeting is put on hold.
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Alma Scott
Eugene Street
Greencastle
Ruth Ackerman
Thirtieth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Home Presbyterian Church
Sember
Personal Notes Across Indianapolis Suburbs
William Smith returns from Millersville and others visit relatives and friends across Hamilton County and Indianapolis area including Haughville Fowler Mooresville Ben Davis Mount Jackson Broad Ripple Clayton Clermont and North Indianapolis with gatherings and family travel noted.
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William Smith
Millersville
Frank Rosemeier
Haughville
Chas Roremiere
John Blackwell
Mooresville
Mart McCaslin
Fowler
Indiana
Frank McCaslin
May “McCaslin
Alice Jones
Mount Jackson
Georgia Hands
Ben Davis
Hazel Miller
Della Lentz
Broad Ripple
Dora Schwab
Clayton
Mary Schwab
William Howe
Anderson
John Howe
Lawrence Miler
Ara
Agnes Shook
Inttsburg
Edith Grooves
John Camel
Illinois
Lou Craig
List of Social Guests and Visitors Across Town
A cascade of visitors and travelers fills the community pages. Miss Susie Morrison returns from Cincinnati as Miss Elizabeth Sternberger arrives from Jackson to visit the De Pregs, while Miss Kathryn Adams heads to Cincinnati for three weeks. Indianapolis guests include Mrs. Carrie Gordon and Mrs. Mary Shipley visiting Cyrenius Bishop, with many others from Baltimore, Boston and St. Louis noted as guests or suitors of local families. Several residents plan trips to Atlantic City and Chicago, and visits extend to Wabash, Jeffersonville, and Anderson, among others as local families host relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Morrison
Cincinnat
Elizabeth Sternberger
Jackson, O
David de Preg
Kathryn Adams
Cincinnati
Mary Shipley
Jaynes
Indianapolis
Cyrenius
William H. Norris
C. J. Lypopus
California
William N. de Prez
Josephine Byers
Allen W. Muchmore
Peoria
Atlantic City
Carrie Gordon
Rebecca Meer
Susannah Wilson
Boston
Mass
M. H. Goodrich
Baltimore
T. E. Goodrich
Joseph A. White
Louisville
Lynn B. Brinson
St. Louis
Eberheart
E. Yarling
Peru
Eugene A
Katherine Lyons
J O'Connor
Levi Seta
Margaret Campbell
Jeffersonville
A. C. Castle
Bath
N._Y
Eo G. W. Kinsley
Sater
Indiianapolis
Thomas Hutchins
Pa ‘On
Cannyng
Florence Bowie
Tewis Heagy
Frank E. Ray
Bill City
Margaret Hamilton
el Halin
H. H. Hunter Wil Will
Central Avenue
Oly
Kellogg
Grace A. Morrison
Bessie Richardson
Driftwood
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Father
E. W. Jarboe
Beatrice Jarboe
Frederick Smith
Agnes Perle
Helen Carey
John Huegele
Nice
Atelia Thurman
Kentucky
Janice Meredith
Miss Thurman
Josephine Jackson
Ruth Ferris
Missary Helman
Carson
Grace Wade
Adolph Rentsch
Amelia Prinzler
Louis Prinzler
J. C. Peter's
Zion's Church
Louise Rentsch
Otto Deluse
Claypool
John Trout
Arthur Pruitt
Traders’ Point
James Dawson
Flackville
Dan Cupid
Brightwood
John Moore
William Moore
Ethel Tansel
Mitchellville
Janet Miller
Mary Lang
May Jones
Grant Long
Jeanette Meyers
Martha Gulliver
Clara Moore
Alma Shanks
Lake Maxinkuckee
Nellie Dickerson
Iva Rank
Dot Corn
James Howard
Boone County
David Corwin
Ashner N. Miller
George Tansel
Mary Powell
John Tomlin
William Cones
Frank Cones
Albert Holliday
Charles Bogoyne
Cox
Jacob Meyers
Snacks
Sadie Johnson Brown
Thaddeus Brown
Merritt Brown
Grace Dishon
Brownsburg
Mix
Retta Canary
Allen Hightshue
Myra Medlelan
Claude Gladden
Saern
Terrell McKeehan
Sadie Hightshue
Harth Foundry
Avon
Mattie Pepper
Chester C. Miller
Par Ash Miller
Ents
Olnville
Shelbyville
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