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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1903

Page

8

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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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