SOCIAL NEWS FROM INDIANAPOLIS AND VISITORS GUEST LIST
Miss Griffiths of Cincinnati visits Mrs. A E Dietrichs while Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan plans a Chicago trip. Locals and relatives travel between Richmond Logansport Urbana and Westerville as Phi Delta Theta hosts a Christmas week dance and many ladies entertain guests. A Propylaeum season continues with teas matinees and a Service Club Christmas Dance benefiting the Day Nursery. A golden wedding anniversary celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Fesler with family gatherings and hometown welcome.
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Miss Griffiths
Cincinnati
A. E. Dietrichs
Maria Foster Buchanan
Chicago
Samuel K. Buick
Richmond
Joseph Rogers
Logansport
Phi Delta Theta
Edward Pottlitzer
Fort Wayne
A. G. Kaufman
Henry Jameson
Mexico
Colorado
Miss Kaufman
Lehman
New York
A. N. Dwyer
Westerville
M. W. Smith
Winchester
Leander Monks
Propylaeum
Fiske
Will Landers
Toledo
J. D. Starr
Decatur
J. F. Payne
Woodruff Place
H. C. Graybill
Glendale
Zollinger
Edwin Merrill Smith
Rena Tucker
Lilly Wilson
New Rochelle
N. Y
Freiberg
Ralph Bamberger
Katherine Strouse
Laura Buehler
Rockville
Fred Adams
Pennsylvania Street
Urbana
Fenton
Harry Smith
St. Paul
A. M. Robertson
Helen Wade
O. D. Wade
Princeton
Ralph Lemcke
Evansville
J. A. Lemcke
Dramatic Club
Cecelia Lopez
Margaret McCulloch
Charleston
McHenry
Owensboro
William L. Horne
Henry C. Keyes
Stockton
Cal
David Leslie
Emma Atkins
Florence Atkins
W. R. Rockwell
H. O. Smith
Colonial
John Allen Blair
John E. Cleland
Paris
N. A. Hyde
Josephine Hyde
Ship Island
Samuel Bates Grubbs
Ulysses P. Craig
North Meridian Street
J. F. T.ene
Canton
Frederick Trow Ross
Mary Ross
Crawfordsville
Misses Hill
Jesse Harvey
John H. Aufderheide
Cook
Cooper
Downing
Green
Frank Bosler
Conners
C. R. Watson
Mary Estelle Barnard
Chauncey Rundell Watson
Ella Schaefer
Hill
Harvey
Schaefer
Ethel Smith
Mary Zener
Jessie Jay
Frederick Ross
Lee Bradley
Service Club
Day Nursery
Kate Perry Morris
William H. Coleman
Lew Wallace, Jr
Henry Latham
N. F. Dalton
Louisee
John C. Wright
Barbour
Thomas Sullivan
W. H. Coleman
Wheeler
Peoria
Harry Ohr
Medford B. Wilson
Edward F. Hodges
H. P. Wasson
Harold B. Hibben
E. M. Wiles
E. M. Johnson
J. K. Lilly
Alfred M. Ogle
John Newman Reer
William Scott
James M. Winters
Horace T. Bennett
F. W. Morrison
Florence Coffin
Walter Williams
Thomas Fesler
William Trulock
William Bailey
Andrew Allen
Emma Ellison
Raymond Trulock
Fesler
Indianapolis
Katherine Robinson
Kansas
Arsenic in Eggs Raises Curious Food Question
Boston Globe notes arsenic is found in all parts of the hen egg as Gabriel Bertrand reports yet discourages fear over egg consumption. It suggests poisons may have neutralized roles in nature and hints hens will keep laying despite the finding.
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Gabriel Bertrand
Bokhara Melon Bazaar Intrigues Traveling Eyes
A travel glimpse highlights Bokhara’s melon bazaars where Central Asian merchants present each fruit with careful display. The scene emphasizes the merchant’s attentive care and poetic descriptions as travelers admire suspended melons in cords.
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Orient
Bokhara
Bukhara
Central Asia
East
Howard Pyle to Speak at Irvington Athenaeum
Howard Pyle author and magazine illustrator will discuss "The Art of Today" before the Irvington Athenaeum. The Friday meeting at Butler College hall features Pyle, whose Bloomington New Jersey home and Philadelphia studio position him as a noted lecturer and illustrator for Harper's and St. Nicholas.
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Howard Pyle
Irvington Athenaeum
Butler College
Mr. Pyle
Bloomington
N. J
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Harper's
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Senator Lodge
Never Left the City in Fifty-One Years Dies
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaub, a well known German woman in Indianapolis, died yesterday at seventy one. She had never left the city in fifty one years since arriving from Germany in 1852. Eight children survive including Mrs. Joseph Schneider and several Schaub offspring. She was valued for her education and interest in the city’s growth and welfare.
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Elizabeth Schaub
Indianapolis
Schaub
Joseph Schneider
A. E. Rauch
Henry Thienes
William Schaub
Henry J. Schaub
Peter G Schaub
Andrew C. Schaub
Fred Schaub
Sunday School District No 5 forms in Marion County
The northwestern city Sunday schools have formed District No 5 of the Marion County Sunday-school Association. The district includes Home Presbyterian Church Vincent Kellar superintendent Thirty-first-street Baptist Church Fred Loucks superintendent Seventh Christian Church A B Gould superintendent St Pauls M E Church B C Swan superintendent Free Methodist Son Rev P H Clark superintendent. Officers elected: President E C Duddy, Vice President Jerry Hurlbut, Secretary and Treasurer Edward De Groat, Messenger Manager Joseph P Durham, Home Department Superintendent Miss Clydie Robertson, Normal Department Superintendent G N Montgomery, Primary Department Superintendent Mrs Omas Morgan.
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Marion County Sunday-school Association
Home Presbyterian Church
Corner Rader
Thirty-first Street
Vincent Kellar
Thirty-first-street
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
The article discusses a shift from elaborate lace and embroidery to fine materials and simple trimming in infant dressmaking. A pretty Persian lawn model features a frill and dainty handwork, reflecting current fashion and practical sensibility.
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May Manton
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