Public Affairs Discussed By Local Council Of Women
December meeting at the Propylaeum drew a large, enthusiastic attendance. The council reviewed visits to State and county institutions, including a report on Plainfield In School. They urged enforcement of anti spitting ordinances, supported anti cigarette measures, and adopted a Consumers’ League purchase recommendation. Mr Louis Howland presented a Browning paper.
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Propylaeum
Plainfield
Aon
Instituton
Eee
Fepe
Scotch Basso at Propylaeum Matinee Musicale
David Baxter the Scotch basso will perform at the Propylaeum this afternoon in the Matinee Musicale series. His program includes Handel and Schubert pieces. the recital follows last year’s favorable appearance and kicks off an season.
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Propylaeum
David Baxter
Matinee Musicale
Baxter
Philharmonic Club
America
Great Messiah rehearsal at Short Ridge High School
A careful rehearsal of Handel's The Messiah was held in the Short Ridge High School assembly room under Edward Taylor. The complete oratorio will be sung in January at Tomlinson Hall, with a mixed chorus and a quartet from out of town, as Flower Mission sponsors.
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Shortridge High School
Edward Taylor
Handel
Flower Mission
Tomlinson Hall
Taylor
Second concert at Das Deutsche Haus tomorrow evening
The regular amuse ment season continues with a program by the German House orchestra and mixed chorus conducted by Professor Ernstin%. Soloists Josephine Brem ne Edward Nell and Ho me ean ie will perform in several instrumental and vocal pieces.
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Ernstin
Josephine Bremne
Edward Nell
Home Ean Ie
Charge Against Edward Keys for Grand Larceny
Edward Keys of East Washington Street was arrested last night by Bicycle men Askins and Duncan on a charge of grand larceny. Police say he broke into a room at Awite Hotel several days ago and held a watch from a cabin pocket. He is held pending an inquest.
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Edward Keys
East Washington Street
Askins and
Duncan
Awite
Rene
Augusta Stevenson
Irvington
Frederick A. Joss
Florence Malott
Edith Wallick
Samuel Sutphi
Laz Noble
William Wallace
Gilbert Hurty
Timothy Parke
Hugh McGibeny
Julia Oward
Lucile Dansa
Dorothy Landers
Helen Rockwood
Anna Louise Beck
Ruth Carey
Miss Carey
Miss Rockwood
Mr. Wallace
Norman Peck
Taylor
Clorinda
Alvin T. Hert
Louisville
Jessie Herron
Crawfordsville
James Statesman
Peru
Frederick Joss
David Baxter
Scotland
Hugh Meveny
Social notes of Miss Heatrice Pratt and friends in Indiana
Miss Heatrice Pratt of Chicago visits Miss Flora Helms as numerous social events unfold across Indianapolis. The column lists countless visits, relatives, travels to Marion Noblesville Pekin and Cleveland and weddings and entertainments at Plymouth Church and broader society including Sigma clubs and a dramatic club evening.
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Heatrice Pratt
Chicago
Flora Helms
D. B. Sweetser
Marion
George Wildhack
Purdue
Lucius Wainwright
Noblesville
Elmer E Stevenson
North Alabama Street
Thomas A. Swain
Shelbyville
John Miner
Pekin
Thaddeus Rodecker
Hazel Spellman
Walter Goodall
St. Louis
Mary
Elizabeth Nicholson
Broadway
Julia Williams
Edward P. Hawkins
Detroit
Irene Wetherald
Connersville
George K. Trask
Edward R. Parry
California
Parry
Admiral
George Brown
Hugh
Annapolis
Martin Redfuss, Jr
New York
Hall
Pennsylvania Street
Ulysses P. Craig
J. F. T. Walker
Canton
Don Price Hawkins
Elliott Durand
P. H. Fitzgerald
Strassburg
Goss School
William A. Bell
Charles A. Garrard
Kokomo
Florence Byles
Edith Wilson
Titusville
King’s Daughters
Plymouth Church
Sur
Thomas Clements
George Morrison
Pressly
John Browning
Greensburg
Harry Lathrop
Charles R. Foster
Frankfort
Richard L. Talbott, Jr
Frank Patton
Charles Patton
Miami Military School
Cassius Hadley
Rollin Veitch
Reading
Rushville
Anderson
Walter Bond
Lily Wilson
New Rochelle
N. Y
Harry Blunt
Roberta Griffith
Cincinnati
A. E. Dietrichs
Watson
David Braden
New Mexico
Verna Cleveland
J. M. Cleveland
Leroy Edward Kirkpatrick
Cleveland
First
English Lutheran Church
William H. Coleman
North Meridian Street
Bruno Troemel
Eliza N. Black
Edward Hodges
J. K. Lilly
Arthur B. Grover
Alfred M. Ogle
Flora Wulschner
Vente Me Kahlo
Florence Atkins
Adele Wallick
Adah Conner
Reliance Holton
Wallick
Atkins
Springsteen
Indianapolis
Kindergarten Normal School
William N. Jackson Memorial Institute
L. J. Blaker
McCarty
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Edith Wachstetter
Mra
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Dramatic Club
The
Unusual Personal Fads Spark Noted Remarks
A colorful original girl declares she has one craze more than another as unique personal peculiarities draw attention in a day of noteworthy fads.
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A Christmas Trifie from the New York Evening Sun
A description of a twine holder crafted from a square two and a half inch box, wrapped with brown linen strips and ribbon, designed to hold a small ball. The gift bag features holly, ribbons, and painted decorations including a mischievous kitten, with green twine accents and hanging loop for display.
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New York Evening Sun
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Shirring remains the chic feature increasing weekly. The model uses cream crepe de Chine with a tucked chiffon yoke and cream Venetian lace trim, adaptable to any light fabric. The lace garniture combines a novel shave bertha with shoulder straps that fall gracefully, creating a fashionable wide effect.
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May Manton
Pattern description for a cream panne velvet dress with corselet
A vintage sewing pattern description details a cream panne velvet dress with a fitted corselet and shirred sleeves. It notes a detachable transparent yoke, bone supports, and specific fabric yardage for sizes around a 32 to 34 inch bust, including all over lace and tucking accents.
The Professor's Love Story at English's Theater
The Barrie comedy The Professor's Love Story offered by English's features Harry Beresford as Professor Goodwillie with a capable company. A refined wholesome farce about love and mistaken ailments, well staged and entertaining. Matinee this afternoon and final performance tonight.
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Indianapolis
J. M. Barrie
Harry Beresford
Beresford
Barry
Professor Goodwillie
London
Lady Gilding
Ifessor
Lucy White
Altheu
Lacey Gilding
Harry Mack
John R. Compson
J. W. Hartman
Julia Bachelder
Lucy
Edithard
Kate Bruce
Nellie Lindroth
Mollie Revel
English Daisy Opens at Globe Theater in Boston
Boston tonight saw Weber & Fields new comedy English Daisy debut before a crowded Globe Theater audience. The production by Hicks and Slaughter featured Chris tie McDonald John C. Rice Sallie Cohen and Charles A. Bigelow and drew favorable notices. A lavish end ballet from Mother Goose dazzled with a sequence of decorative numbers before the vast stage.
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Weber & Fields
America
Globe Theater Tonight
Seymour Hicks
Walter Slaughter
Christie McDonald
John C. Rice
Sallie Coehen
Charles A. Bigelow
Drury Lane
New York
Mr. Blue Beard
Mother Goose
Palace of Fantasy
Limoges
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Trial Offer
An advertisement by Dr Shoop claims a German chemical cures rheumatism by cleansing the blood. He offers a one month trial for $5.50, with six bottles arranged via a local druggist and a promise to pay if it fails. Readers are invited to request his book and send a postal for more details. Mild cases may clear with one or two bottles.
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Germany
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Langtry in Mrs Deering's Divorce at English's
Elizabeth Murray stars in a new comedy Mrs Deering's Divorce by Percy Fendall at English's theater with a strong London cast including Harold Mead Stephen French Phil G Carlton Harold Off Katherine Stewart Helen Armory Inc Goldsmith Nellie Malcolm Lelia Repten. Gowns worn by Mrs Langtry attract attention as part of a lavish production.
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Katherine Stewart
Helen Armory, Inc. Goldsmith
Nellie Malcolm
Lelia Repten
Mrs. Langtry
Baptists' Social Union Elects Leaders at Quarterly Meeting
At First Baptist Church in Indianapolis the Baptists of the area held their regular quarterly meeting with 125 banquet covers. Dr. G. W. Woollen was named president, Rev. Henry W. Davis vice president, Rev. A. D. Berry secretary, and A. O. Bonham treasurer. Dr. T. J. Villerson delivered the print address on Baptist heritage and soul liberty.
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Indianapolis
G. W. Woollen
Henry W. Davis
A. D. Berry
A. O. Bonham
T. J. Villerson
Carey
Father of Missions
Judson
Bancroft
Shea
Free Church of Who
Baptiste
Iberty
W. T. Stott
D. R. Landis
Greenewood
Co. M Phillips
Indiana Hydraulic Company Directors Meet at Grand Hotel
Directors of the Indiana Hydraulic Company met at the Grand Hotel to inspect dam and power house plans along the White River near Shoals. The group included Jerome Kjerff Pere dent and general manager Joseph M. Bergman William Hart and W. Cullop. The company aims to power towns and lease railroads with a new regional network, while notes mention Mrs. Austin's Bucky Wheat brand and its renowned flavor.
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White River
Grand Hotel
Card Il
Jerome Kjerff
Pere, Dent
Joseph A
Joseph M. Bergman
William Hart
W. Cullop
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