Local society notices list many holiday visits and receptions
Lafayette visitors and residents plan Christmas and holiday trips to New Orleans Cincinnati Baltimore and Denver. Families travel to Martinsville Indianapolis and Des Moines for festive gatherings. Several weddings and receptions announced with dates December 29 and January events. Musicians and clubs host teas dinners and card parties across the city and surrounding towns.
Christmas in the Working Woman's World This Year
A humorous yet poignant view from a tired shop clerk after Christmas preparations. A mother’s rested ideal contrasts with daughters Laura and Alice’s exhausted Christmas duties, then a quick tour of budget friendly holiday treats and festive tree trimmings.
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Duke of Norfolk to wed his first cousin in England
New York telegram reports the Duke of Norfolk, premier peer of England aged fifty five, will marry Hon. Gwendolyn Mary Maxwell eldest daughter of Lord Herries. The union requires a papal dispensation as they are first cousins once removed. The duke’s first wife died in 1887 and his son Earl of Arundel died last year.
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The Charity Nurse Returns To The Park In Three Day Run
The Charity Nurse returns to the Park for a three day engagement amid large crowds. Selma Herman leads the cast as the heroine with strong emotional work and restrained melodrama. Other principals include John A. Boone, Richard Williams, and Myra Davis Dowling, with local amateur acts and a tie to Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch through future Indianapolis shows.
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Hall Caine
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Richard Williams
Herbert Prior
Myra Davis Dowling
James P. Lee
Marie Berbier
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Eelen Lowell
City Actress Plans Debut Return To Stage Circuit
The actress Bertram expects to debut again in theater work soon after marrying EBJ Morgan. She earned fame in The Prince of Pilsen and with the Bostonians in Little Christopher and Foxy Quiller, now preparing a vaudeville act built on stage presence and a soprano voice.
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Mite boxes opened at Girls' Industrial School tea
Mrs. Frank A Blanchard hosted a tea at her home for teachers and friends as mite boxes were opened and money counted. Proceeds fund the pupils Christmas party on January 2 at the Masonic Temple. guests included many teachers and local ladies with rooms decorated by palms ferns pink begonias and pink lights.
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Frank A. Blanchard
Masonic Temple
Two Marriages on a Fast Railway Train
On a train racing fifty miles an hour between Richmond and Nicholasville Rev E O Beck on his honeymoon officiated a double ceremony uniting Bush Rice with Mollie Clark and Fred Clark with Bessie Alexander as trainmen steadied and ferried the couples along.
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Breach of promise suit filed by Mrs Apman in Terre Haute
Mrs. Fred Apman sues Michael Stack real estate man for five dollars damages alleging breach of promise. Stack recently married a Greencastle woman, triggering Mrs Apman to file suit after his return from honeymoon. She claims unresolved settlement, alleged guardianship role, and that Stack pledged marriage from 1902 to October this year.
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Marion Women Rally to Oppose Senator-elect Smoot
In Marion Indiana the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church led a drive to block Smoot of Utah from taking his seat. Ministers in all Marion churches will address the issue next Sunday and women’s clubs will vote with a will sent to Congress.
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