Personal and Social News In Indianapolis society this week
Mrs. Harry Bliss returns from Chicago and many social engagements fill the week. Invitations go out for luncheons, dances, and club events at the Woodruff Place Club, Propylaeum, and various homes. Attendees include Miss Levey of Peru, Miss Julia McCormick of Xenia, and Mrs. John Alfred Barnard, with gatherings at the Indiana Trust ladies’ lot and the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter DAR.
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Harry Bliss
Chicago
Miss Levey
Peru
Bertha Eckhouse
Frank Warman
Seattle
Wash
John T. Brush
Edward M. Churchman
Cincinnati
Grace Christian
University Club
Camanoni
New York
Otto Lefier
Louis Levey
Frank Herrington
Belle Herrington
Julia McCormick
Xenia, C
Elizabeth Caldwell
Woodruff Place Club
Frederick Whitlock
Brainard Lemon
Louisville
Susan Pursell
Clara Lewis
Bloomington
Emily Olcott
Mancheurday
Corella Taylor
Frank
Lafayette
Edward Frank
B. F. Bradbury
W. H. Morris
Muncie
Courtland van Camp, Jr
Princeton
Gladys Wright
Raye Dryer
Central Avenue
Miss Palmer
Julia Kern
Philomathean Club
William Morris
West Twentieth Street
Arthur Moore
North Illinois Street
C. B. Lockard
Wright
Jeffreys
John Alfred Barnard
Hilda Fletcher
Baltimore
Marvin Rice Maxwell
Clifton Comry
Edward Raub
South Bend
Studebaker-Johnson
Suemma Varen-Coleman
Finch
Margaret Tripp
Nelle Grant
Indianapolis
Miss McCormick
Xenia
Alfred Blacklidge
Rushville
John L. Mothershead
Miss Mothershead
Owenee Mothershead
Benjamin Harrison
Propylaeum
Flower Mission
Harrison
Nettie
Irene Nelson
William N. Smith
Meridian
Sophie Pepper
Connersville
Smith
Harriet Fitch
Henry Leding
Cleveland
Olive Fitch
Louis B. Ewbank
John Reagan
E. R. Donnell
James B. Black
Greece
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Association of Collegiate
John H. Aufderheide
Ernest Boyd
Lee Gasper
Albert Horuff
W. W. Carter
Charles Wilson
William Cook
Cooper
Greenfield
A. B. Mitchell
Lillian Mitchell
J. Cumming Smith
J. C. Young
Owen Miller
Harriet A. Bing- Donlacn Oedesfield
Max Remeying
Green Stone
Olive Fitcher
Nellie Wiley
Columbia Club
Mabel Craycraft
Mary Hawkins
Noblesville
Helen Davis
Esther Cole
Esther Swain
Wilma Waldorf
Laura Harold
Frances Adams
Byrde Richmire
Grace White
E. I. Fisher
American Club
Miss Bernstein
Urbana
Maurice Warner
Summittville
Violet Kittner
Defiance
Berolzheim
Moses P. Fisher
Minnie Kirschbaum
Florence Fisher
Hyman
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Edward Fisher
Fort Wayne
Leslie Meyer
Richmond
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South Delphi
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Bringhurst
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James M. Varion
Monroe Township
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U.S. A
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Alabama
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Stickney
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Mrs Deerings Divorce at Englishs and Shadows of a Great City
Langtry leads in Mrs Deering's Divorce at Englishs, with strong support from Harold Mead and Katherine Stewart as critics note the showy gowns and witty lines. The revival of The Shadows of a Great City at Park Theater earns praise for its true-to-life characters, real water river scenes, and solid cast led by Jus Tiffany and L Jarrett.
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Savoy
London Players
Fendall
Sulee
Mrs. Nestter
Jimmy Foster
Park Theater
Playhouse
the Park
C. B. Jefferson
New York
Elazon Wheatcroft
Pear
Tom Cooper
Annie Wardweeny
Atcraft
New York City
Mrefferson
Toll
Biddy Ronan
Harlem River
Park
Jus Tiffany
Indianapolis
Grace George
Peggy
Biddy
L. Jarrett
Wheatcroft
Edwin B. Tilton
George Benson
Russell Bassett
Abe Nathans
Thomas Meggan
Jim Farren
Carlotta Gaunt
Helen Standish
Ater
The Eternal City at English's theater draws big crowds
Theatrical notes describe hall Caine's The Eternal City at English's tomorrow with a lavish stage setting including a solid wood groined ceiling weighing over a thousand pounds and removable in thirty pieces. Stage hands anticipate a busy day, following the prior Mr Blue Beard run. Edward Harrigan has contracted to manage a new theater for the St Louis exposition presenting Irish plays including Lorgaire in his old role.
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Hall Caine
Victoria Theater
New York
Mr. Blue Beard
Moe Rae
Edward Harrigan
Lorgaire
Mr. Harrigan
Spring waist fashions from New York Commercial and Brooklyn Eagle
The New York Commercial surveys spring waist lines show slim back and front fits with fuller sleeves and new back designs that slim the figure, plus yokes and cuffs in embroidery or lace. Linen and madras waists trend tail or made, white lawn pieces feature pointed yokes, and black silk remains strong. Brooklyn Eagle notes a London lever-grip trunk lock aiding women travelers in closing overstuffed trunks.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
London
Locking trunk design promises easy access and security
A Chicago Journal description details a lock hasp with a dual end system that leverages a roller journal to hold a trunk lid closed, claiming it prevents bulging contents from forcing the lid open. The piece also contrasts domestic appreciation and male contribution with public posts from the Washington Post and a lighthearted dialogue about a woman nicknamed Fantods.
Home Dressmaking Hints From May Manton
Lady dolls require dainty undergarments and smart gowns. The shown outfit is complete and will delight young mothers while serving as a lesson in buttons buttonholes ribbons and similar details. Origin garments use fine nainsook with lace beading and ribbon trimming.
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May Manton
Doll Clothes for 18 Inch Height Pattern 458%
A vintage sewing note describes a doll wardrobe set including two petticoats a corset cover a chemise and drawers all cut with careful shaping. It specifies materials embroidery and flounces for the short and long petticoats and lists yardage for an 18 inch doll along with pattern 458 percent and instructions to mail for the pattern.
Women War On Smoot Union Forms To Oust Senator
A union of national women’s clubs formed in Washington to campaign for Reed Smoot’s expulsion from the Senate. The group plans to raise funds for legal help, issue a pamphlet, and push the fight citing church and state separation concerns.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
Frederick Dichoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Lucia Blount
Union of Women’s Clubs
T. Hamlin
Washington, D. C
Dichofft
Darwin R. James
Interdenominational Council of Women
Teutis Hamlin
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Dye Ellis
Vandergrift
Wilmington
Del
Clement
Women's Clubs City
Dubois
Idaho
Price
Westchester
Howard W. Lippincott
Church and State
Smoot
Dolls in Parade of Clothes Draw Crowds at St Paul’s
Hundreds of dolls dressed to depict life stages attract shoppers to the doll carnival at St Paul’s parish house on New York street. Hosted by the church choir, proceeds go to the choir fund. Dolls are costume crafted by church ladies. Admission is ten cents for adults and five cents for children.
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St. Paul's Parish House
New York Street
Women in scant attire driven from Detroit hotel into cold air
Ninety guests and employees of the Hotel Campus on Monroe Avenue were forced into the chilly night by a basement fire at Zelling and May's store beneath the hotel. Panic followed the alarm. most escaped via fire escapes to the icy alley as authorities provided shelter. The loss is about $10,000.
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Detroit
Mich
Monroe Avenue
Zelling & May
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