Darling of the Gods at Belasco Theatre in New York
At the Belasco Theater in New York this evening the Darling of the Gods will be presented by Miss Blanche Bates and her company. The drama, about old Japan, is linked to works by John Luther Long and David Belasco, with Japan specialist Miss Onoto Watama noting its ties to her stories The Japanese Nightingale and The Wooing of Wistaria. Plans clash over dramatizations and potential court action loom as Miss Watanna and Belasco debate adaptation rights.
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New York
Blanche Bates
Japan
John Luther Long
David Belasco
Onoto Watama
Washington
Wistaria
Mme. Butterfly
Miss Watanna
Miss Watanna Angen
Kiaw & So
Georgia Cayvan
Lyceum Theater
Coe
Frank McKee
Frank Sanger
Charles Frohman
Klaw & Erlanger
Social life notes from Greencastle and surrounding towns
Mrs John C Dean hosts high tea while Charles Iliff visits Crawfords ville and Emma Ames stays in Greencastle with Mrs Henry wish neers Blythe after Orleans visiting parents Mr and Mrs Blythe at the Meridian W T Mrs John Hamilton hosts musicale for her son Morki Mrs Arthur B Grover and Mrs W F Clevenger return from Cataract visit Mr and Mrs Harry E Drew host a Mathews house party Helen Todd invites for a musicale honoring Louise Van Winckle Belle A Mansfield returns to Greencastle after visiting Mrs Charlies M Walkers party Edward Patterson Lawrence returns to Lincoln IN visitors from St Louis and New ark arrive to stay with Mrs Frank Van Camp Charles Henry and wife depart for Newport Ark after brief visit with parents on North Illinois Sallie Peckham of Geneva ill travels to Boston for several months.
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Charles Iliff
Crawfordsville
Emma Ames
Greencastle
Henry Wish Neers Blythe
Orleans
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Meridian
W. T
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Morki
Arthur B Grover
W. F. Clevenger
Cataract
John Steiner
Harry E. Drew
Mathews
Helen Todd
Louise van Winckle
Ofnville
Belle A. Mansfield
Charlies M. Walker
Edward Patterson Lawrence
R.ewostes
Lincoln
Weert
St. Louis
John J. Dayton
Honhan
Newark
Frank van Camp
Charles Henry
Newport
Ark
Mr. Henry
North Illinois Street
Sallie Peckham
Geneva
Ill
Boston
Mass
John M. J
Thomas
H. E. Grishaw
Tipton
Hal George
Orange
Ind
J. E. Fish
East Walnut Street
Harold ©. Smith
Josephine Smith
Valencia
H. C. Newcombe
Miss Peabody
Minneapolis
Clara Hawkins
Surrey
Danville
John Downing Johnson
Josephine Dodge Daskam
Standford
Conn
Caroline Marmon
Miss Daskam
Contemporary Club
George A. Byrd
Lena Maude Byrd
Bernard Arthur Scofield
Brazil
North
Pennsylvania Street
Miss Cummings
Lynn
Edward Cummings
Miss Howe
John Cummings
Elizabeth E. Howe
Irvington
W. J. McKee
R. H. Davidson
Madison
R. F Nnel
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Pretty
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Cincinnati
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Clara Lewis
Mary McConney
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Margaret Shover
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Caldwell
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College Avenue
Baldwin
Bastor
Society Notes and Teas Signal Busy Holiday Season
Mrs. and Mrs. John M. J plan extended European trip, with Mrs. Thomas Day hosting luncheon for Mrs. Belle A. Mansfield. Dozens attend socials across Indianapolis including tea honors for Miss Hardenburgh and Miss Rassieur, and upcoming weddings of Lena Byrd to Bernard Scofield and Miss Howe to John Cummings amid club events and a Dramatic Club production The Secret Agent at Propylaeum.
Musicale and Gift Social by Typographical Union Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Typographical Union No 1 held a musicale and gift social at Pierson's Hall North Delaware street. Mrs Thomas Wright spoke, followed by president Mrs Charles McKee, with performances by Ethel Carney Bertha Graves Emma Locke and others. A castanet dance by three girls, recitations by Freda Pink and Ruth Keefe, plus solos and a cakewalk completed the program. The gift social offered prizes from a doll to a tin whistle drawn from ticket coupons.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of Typographical Union
Pierson’s Hall
Delaware Street
Thomas Wright
Auxiliary
Charles McKee
Woman's Auxiliary
Ethel Carney
Bertha Graves
Emma Locke
Ruth Stacey
Clara Shum
Helen Ballard
Freda Pink
Ruth Keefe
John J. Clancey
P. S. Ankenbrook
Florence Smith
Logan
Missing Girl Found After Overnight Stay With Father
Edna Snyder sixteen was located yesterday and returned to her mother at 14 Maple Street. She said she left Friday morning to visit her father on Peru Avenue but found him intoxicated and stayed there the night. She later worked for an East End family and denied plans to marry, aided by police.
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Edna Snyder
Ving
Peru Avenue
Maple Street
East End
Per Gaats
Brick plant in Danville doubles output to 60 million annually
Indianapolis banker James V. Sweetser visits Danville to attend Western Brick Company directors meeting. The Indiana plant, majority owned by Marion and Muncie capitalists, has doubled capacity and now can produce 60,000,000 bricks yearly. Innovations include hydraulic shale stripping and heat recovery from cooling kilns.
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Marion
Danville
Ill
Sweetser
Western Brick Company
Indiana
Marion and
United States
Mr. Sweetser
Butterworth
Montezuma
Ind
Illinois
Delight
George W. Prentiss
Cleveland
Bowen- Merrill
Old Mexico
Commercial Travelers Tales Stir Denison Gathering
A knit goods man sparked a comic scene as Clerk Pepper erupted in a long punning fit. B W Thayer recounted a blizzard delay in New York State, then a tale from Indiana about a tri weekly line and a railroad suit lost when a train was misdated by a day. Colonel Pepper's fits ended the storytelling session.
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Clerk Pepper
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Minneapolis
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Commonwealth of Indiana
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Seven Hundred Attend Ben-Hur at English's in Crawfordsville
A Crawfordsville crowd of about seven hundred plus a 10 coach special train came to English's last night for Ben-Hur. The fraternal order of Ben-Hur had bought the house for the night and most of the audience were members and families. A separate party from Shelbyville joined, with smaller groups from nearby areas making up the attendance.
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Crawfordsville
English’s
Order of
Shelbyville
Claypool Hotel Set to Open Mid January
Marion and Anderson parties participate as John C. Snyder of Crawfordsville oversees arrangements for the New Claypool Hotel. The hotel may open by January 10 to 15 after delays from plastering. Furnishings have largely been bought with near $200,000 invested in the project.
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Marion
Anderson
John C. Snyder
Crawfordsville
Claypool
W. C. Cunningham
Aire
Lumber Dealers Dine With Indianapolis Association
The Indianapolis Lumber Dealers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Commercial Club this evening.
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Indianapolis Lumber Dealers’ Association
Judge Reverses Decision in Tomey Prosecution
In a Police Court session Judge Stubbs reversed a $1 fine and costs after Tomey aired poverty and privation. Bailiff Dawson and the National Starch Co manager helped reinstate Tomey, praised as a top worker, as neighbors recalled a noisy move and a curse amid hardship. Tomey, son of a Morgan county farmer, left his family to seek a living in the city.
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Ulysses SS. Tomey
Stubbs
Tomey
Dawson
National Starch Company
Morgan County
Woman Mary Carroll rearrested for petit larceny after shoplifting
Mary Carroll aged forty three was rearrested after failing to appear for trial on shoplifting charges. Detectives said she previously stole articles from Indiana Dry Goods on East Washington street and was released on recognizance before disappearing. Detective Manning spent two days locating her with reports she moved between relatives.
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Mary Carroll
Manning
Indiana Dry Goods Company
East Washington Street
Knickerbocker Warmth Tops Skirts In Style Tips
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton describe knickerbockers as the warm, essential layer beneath snug skirts. The model offers hip ease and smooth silhouette, stitched with corticelli silk on black serge, with flannel and wash fabrics also suitable. Deep hip-dart yoke provides a fitted, comfortable fit.
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May Manton
Woman's Knickerbockers with Yoke Pattern 4289
The pattern 4289 for women's knickerbockers with yoke suits waists 22 to 32 inches. Features a center back closure, yoke attached to leg portions, smooth front and full back with gathers to a band, and elasticated hems. materials vary by width.
Ballot Box Mystery Ties to M G Hornaday Chest
A police report links a box left at Mrs. Mattie Canada’s home to a chest seized from M G Hornaday while he served as chief clerk in the city engineer’s office. The box reportedly contained poll books and Democratic committee tabulations spanning a decade. Politicians note the tale’s persistence, with Hornaday’s earlier jail term and subsequent attempts to recover the chest noted by investigators and party allies.
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Mattie Canada
New Jersey Street
Police Department
Democratic City Committee
Hornaday
Joseph E. Bell
Democratic Committee
Y M C A Lecture Course Opens with Tudor Geeding Concert
The first Y M C A star course number will be Dec 16 at Roberts Park Church with the Tudor Geeding Concert Company. Miss Tudor, soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony, is a noted soprano. The season promises exceptional programs including Booker T. Washington later and David Starr Jordan near the end. Season tickets are on sale at the Y M C A with reserved seats selling December 10 at 9 am.
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Ompan
Tudor-Geeding
Roberts Park Church
Miss Tudor
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Booker T. Washington
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Indiana University
Imperial Concert Company
Montaville Flowers
Immonator
Ernest Gamble Company
Ames Speed
Marc
Reno RB. Wellbourn
Y M C A Plans Separate Reading Rooms for Juniors
The Y M C A junior department will have separate reading rooms at the association building on the third floor, ready for use about the first of the year. Currently juniors and seniors share the same parlors and reading rooms as plans move to create distinct spaces.
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Association
Modern Light and Power Company Forms From Acetylene Lamps
Capital stock of the Modern Light and Power Company is $10,000. It succeeds the Monarch Manufacturing Company which produced acetylene gas lamps. A new plant will be built at a location to be chosen, with directors Leonando, Charles A. Johnson, Frank E. Walcott, Leroy Templeton and Albert Krull.
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Leo Lando
Leroy Templeton
Charles A. Johnson
Albert Krull
Frank E. Walcott
Modern Light, Heat and Power Company
Monarch Manufacturing Company
Leonando
Awert Krull
Akee Russell B. Harrison
Jeremiah B. Collins
M. A. Schutt
S. G. Boyd
Citizens’ Light and Heat Company
City News Notes Admires J Madison and John Jahantgen declared insane
Admire J. Madison aged sixty and John Jahantgen aged twenty nine were declared insane by commissions yesterday and committed to asylums for safekeeping. Also reported are details of a cancelled tobacco dealers meeting weather-related rescheduling, funeral for Jesse Gant at Furnas Place M E Church, and local community notices including a spelling match and a request for a missing husband.
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Admire J. Madison
John Jahantgen
Retail Tobacco Dealers
Retail Tobacco Dealers’ Association
Jesse Gant
East Michigan Street
Furnas Place
M. E. Church
Gant
Joseph T. Fanning
Grand Trustees
B. P. O. Ellis
Crank
Tiffin, O
Lodge
Ena
Indianapolis
John Stone
Bluff Avenue
Belt Railroad
William A. Joyce
Board of Children’s Guardians
Dwight Ritter
Carrie Thompson
John B.conner
H. A. Seales
Bishop Arnett Lectures at Bethel A M E Church
Bishop Benjamin W. Arnett lectured at Bethel A M E Church last night. As a leading bishop, he oversees Ohio Western Central Pennsylvania West Virginia and California districts. He spoke of a bright outlook for the negro in America despite political efforts against him in some Southern States. He expressed strong faith in eventual negro triumph over prejudice.
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Benjamin W. Arnett
Bethel A. M. E
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
California
Bishop Arnett
America
Raids Target Fancy Gambler Haunts In New York
District Attorney Jerome’s midnight raids unfold across the city, focusing on mansions of Richard A. Canfield and William Burbridge. Police seize large quantities of alleged evidence. arrests are sparse though E. W. Bucklin is detained amid reports of Canfield’s arrest being false.
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Jerome
Richard A. Canfield
William Burbridge
Frank Farrell
Burbridge
Canfield’s
Uptown
Fifth Avenue
German Views Venezuelan Forts Reported From Curacao
A Herald dispatch from Willemstad, Curacao says a German naval lieutenant inspected Maracaibo on November 1. He photographed the forts and port approaches and studied the bar and currents, then went aboard the Panther when it arrived a few days later.
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New York
Willemstad
Curacao
Maracaibo
Merely Democratic Allies at Anti Imperialist Meeting
In Boston on December 2 at the New England Anti Imperialist League annual gathering at the Twentieth Century Club a luncheon was served for about two hundred attendees, including both women and men, as part of the proceedings.
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Boston
New England Antiimperialist League
Twentieth Century Club
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