Huckleberry Finn Tour Closes In Baltimore This Week
The company presenting Huckleberry Finn will end its Baltimore engagement Saturday due to no available bookings as all New York theaters are full. The show may revive on Broadway next April with changes. Tom Slavin shifts to vaudeville and other cast members join Daly's and upcoming musicals. Duse plans European return with new roles.
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Baltimore
Messrs. Kian & Erlanger
Theatrical Syndicate
New York
Mr. In
Broadway
Huck
Tom Sawyer
Dauphin
John Slavin
Tom
Social notes from Terre Haute and nearby cities
Miss Attia Malott visits Terre Haute friends while Mr and Mrs Paul H White move to 1121 Talbott Ave Miss Anna Jillson visits Chicago guest of Miss Grosscup Several Rushville and Rochester guests including Miss Jer and Miss Barnard attend Park Ave hosts Dances and club events noted Cotillon Club postpones a dance Augusta Severin hosts guests from St Louis and Cincinnati Stella Adams visits St Paul Ind Emily Winters to spend holidays with family Wells relocate to Talbott Ave David Wallace to visit mother on Ashland Ave Review Circle to meet at No 0 North Capitol Ave Evansville visitor Miss Alice Charlotte Dunckle stays with parents Natal ie Dalton returns from Pelham Manor N Y Gustave W Revers hosts dinner Dec 18 in honor of Joseph T Fanning Mrs Katherine Dorsey hosts guests at the Blacherne Theodosia Harmilton Hadley invites guests for tea in December plus young people events noted
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Attia Malott
Terre Haute
Paul H. White
Talbott Avenue
Anna Jillson
Chicago
Wright
Barnard
Rochester
N. Y
Florence Dunning
Hortense Raith
Opulaeum
Cotillon Club
Bierbaum
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Augusta Severin
North Meridian Street
David Wallace
New York
Sarah Wallace
Ashland Avenue
Review Circle
R. K. Syfers
North Capitol Avenue
Alice Charlotte Dunckle
Evansville
Buckle Street
H. C. Martin
The
Blacherne
Jennie Cummings
Lynn
Mass
Natalie Dalton
Pelham Manor
N. F. Dalton
Gustave W. Revers
Joseph T. Fanning
Katherine Dorsey
Francis O. Dorsey
Smith
Theodosia Harmilton Hadley
Dee
Barof
Crosby
Rapids, Mich
Social gatherings and nuptials fill holiday season
A flurry of parties and receptions unfolds as notable families host guests from out of town and celebrate weddings. Miss Hardenburgh and Miss Crosby visit, dances and teas abound, and the Schurmann Samuels nuptials precede a East Coast trip. Also noted are forthcoming Sigma Gamma Phi dance and a Fort Sill wedding.
Woman Reassures Child Amid Cold City Scene
Eyewitness recounts Mrs Cartan in a car letting down a rustling petticoat to cover a bare cold baby while a father looks worn. The scene shifts to a Philadelphia Record note on purses and pickpockets, then a cheese pudding recipe from Harper’s Bazar and Miss Laura Rose with a traveling dairy school in Nova Scotia improving butter quality.
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Harper's Bazar
New York Post
Laura Rose
Nova Scotia
Miss Rose
Cape Breton
Disintegrating Bachelor Teases Club. Nine Votes Equal
A Springfield bachelor famed for looks and wealth drew a club of nine young women who teased him about marriage. He offered to marry the club’s selected girl to prove not averse to matrimony. Each member secretly voted, resulting in one vote for each, the club broke up and members remained furious.
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Kansas City
Springfield
Piano recital by Julius Herrmann at Baldwin’s wareroom
City notes report Julius Herrmann a pupil of Max Leckner will give a piano recital this evening at D H Baldwin Co wareroom in o clock. Dr H O Pantzer operated on Mrs W N Wishard for appendicitis at the Protestant Deaconess Home yesterday the operation was successful. Mrs May Wright Sewall has not decided whether the next meeting of the executive committee of the Internal Council of Women of which she is shall be
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Julius Herrmann
Max Leckner
D. H. Baldwin & Co
H. O. Pantzer
W. N. Wishard
May Wright Sewall
Internal Council of ‘Women
Granite milestone marks wheelguard at federal building
The first granite block was laid at the northeast corner of the new federal building, named wheelguard, as large Maine quarry shipments support construction. Contractor Peirce accelerates steel orders to avoid delays. mills lag. Other notes include a New Orleans arrest case for William Tyler with an alibi accepted by a U S commissioner and a grocery clerk Lester Miller facing possible amputation after a cold sawmill accident. An Indianapolis District Court of Honor elected officers for 193. John W. Cooper and his wife and daughter survived a California limited wreck near Rothville Missouri with minor injuries.
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Dresden
Berlin
Sewall
Tom Halls
Secret Service
New Orleans
William Tyler
Halls
Tyler
United States
Federal
Maine
Peirce
Lester Miller
Miller
Central Avenue
Indianapolis District Court of Honor
L. E. Randall
C. L. Ormsbie
O. L. Ormsbie
Broadway
Rothville
Dressmaking Hint for Men's Work Shirts
May Manton advises shirts of warm material for manual workers to protect chest and lungs. The model emphasizes shapeliness and comfort, shown in flannel but compatible with shirting fabrics. The skirt features full length plain fronts and back with a pointed yoke.
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May Manton
Indiana Musical Art Association forms with first meeting
Stockholders met at the Commercial Club electing a 19-member directorate led by Thomas Kackley and James Whitcomb Riley. Incorporation filing planned with the state today. a 10 000 capital stock is set at 20 per share with two festival tickets per share for stockholders. A five-performance festival is planned for May in Tomlinson Hall featuring Walter Damrochs orchestra.
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Indiana Musical Art Association
Commercial Club
Hilton A. Brown
R. L. Talbot, Jr
Thomas Kackley
James Whitcomb Riley
Hugo O. Pantzer
Major Taylor
C. N. Kendall
Bement Lyman
August Schnull
Albert Lieber
D. M. Parry
Tomlinson Hall
Damrosch
Richard Wagner
Walter Damrosch
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Hugh H. Kee
Nathan Morris
M. B. Wilson
W. F. Churchman
Franklin Vonnegut
G. A. Schnuil
Albert EB. Sterne
Charles W. Moores
Clarence M. Zener
K. F. Hutchins
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
Herman Lieber
Rae W. Welles
B Sommers
Henry Kahn
G Remit Ae
Notable Names List From Local Meeting Minutes
A roster of attendees includes J. Richards, H. J. Milligan, W. H. Cowley, Major Taylor, Dr. Henry Jameson, Oliver Willard Pierce, George F. McCulloch, A. Ern estinoff, Lynn E. Stone, Claud T. Griffith, and J. L. Ketcham among others, indicating a sizeable local assembly. The document records numerous individuals present at the gathering, highlighting community participation.
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J. Richards
8. E. Morss
George J. Marott
Bement Lyman
Thomas R. Kackley
Harold Taylor
Albert Lieber
A. A. Barnes
Frederick H. Keg
John H. Holliday
W. E. Stevenson
C. E. Kregele
Thomas Taggart
H. J. Milligan
W. E. Kurtz
Harry “. Atkins
Lynn E. Stone
Max Leckner
Edgar M. Cawley
Edward Taylor
Henry Se
Charity Society Warns of Impostor Targeting Baltimore
The Charity Organization Society warned residents of Baltimore about a timer soliciting charitable contributions. The society investigated the matter and found the individual undeserving. Officers urge cautious giving and remind that scams harm needy families and the community.
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Om Robert Mantell
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Eleanora Duse
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Sunderman
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d’Annunzio
Francesca da Rimini
Claude
Mme. Duse
Europe
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America
N. C. Goodwin
Hall Caine
Mrs. Goodwin
Maxine Espe
Zaar Jess
Grand
Personal and
Harriet A. Fitch
Miss Spurrier
Rushville
Pierce
Woman's Foret Missionary Society of the
First Friends’ Church
Arthur Timberlake
College Avenue
India
Julian Hollweg
Rassleur
Alice Albright
Louisville
Fairniey
William R. Brown
Harry Leonard Woodburn
Bolise City
Idaho
D. R. Perry
Lena Sturgeon
Columbus
L. H. Donaldson
Edna Donaldson
Elizabeth Martin
Dorothy Gordon
Lillian Parker
Logansport
William Brennan
Philadelphia
Franke Kennedy
Edith McFarland
Otto Edward Anthony
J. L. McFarland
Lynn B. Millikan
James R. Millikan
H. C. Sherrick
Berd Sherrick
Avogdale
Harry Gilbert
Frank van Camp
Millikan
J. C. Pierson
Frank G. Wood
I. N. Richie
Henry R. Bliss
F. W. Wood
Louis F. Smith
G. W. Bliss
D. P. Winings
Isaac W. Millikan
W. J. Goodall
Clark Mallory
Rose Wallace
F. M. Millikan
C. C. Pierson
N. W. Harding
Herbert H. Hadley
Oliver T. Byram
Wilbur W. Dark
McConnell
Eitel
Elizabeth Cooper
Gertrude McHenry
Miss Hardenburgh
Harold O. Smith
Josephine Smith
Valencia
Honesdale
J. Eith
E. W. Stucky
Stuart Dean
Samuel Reid
George Dwight Kahlo
Daniel Dorsey
Raymond P. van Camp
Charles N. Williams
John Martindale
Arthur Deuel Gates
Thomas Reid Kackley
Alvin
Howard Schurmann
Tabernacle Church
Karl Krauss
Frank Bronson
Charles Hansen
Chester Foot
Miftin Jones
Anderson
Harry Samuels
BE. W. Collins
Cleveland
Schurmann
Kirkman
Burkhead
Guthrie
C. T
Hugh Kirkman
Eighth United States Cavalry
Fort Sill
Grace Kearns Burkhead
Whiteville
N. C
E. E. Gayle
Artillery Corps
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Sherry’s
Paris
Omaha
Harry Cartan
Burt Street
Sadie Nash
Millionaire Nash
Smelter Combine
Cartan
Thirty Eighth
Cuming Streets
Indiana
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Gollancz
Morocco
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Ribn
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Hough
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Margaret Sydney
Eggleston
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Albert Gall
Indianapolis Journal
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Chronicle- Telegraph
Cain
Chronicle-Telegraph
Cers
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Lally
Con Ag
Converse
Ind
W. J. Carter
Charity Organization Society
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