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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1903

Page

10

Princess Alice Granted Divorce Decree in Private Proceeding

Dresden reports the court dissolved the marriage of Prince Frederick and Princess Alice of Schoenberg Waldenburg in a private ruling. Each side accused the other of infidelity. Princess Alice, daughter of Don Carlos the Spanish pretender, seeks the Pope's aid, hoping for dissolution by the Pontiff who once officiated.

Dresden Prince Frederick Alice Schoenberg-Waldenburg Don Carlos Emilio Maderni Venice

Prospects Bright for Technical Institute

Rev. Sol. C. Dickey returned from Chicago where he attended the sectional meeting of the directors of the National Technical Institute. He reported strong interest and an encouraging outlook, noting finances would be discussed at the next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon at the Claypool.

Sol. C. Dickey Chicago National Technical Institute Dickey Claypool Ol

Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton

A fashion note on kilted skirts ideal for light materials. The model in mixed tan cheviot uses corticelli silk for stitching and can be made with or without a hip yoke. Instructions discuss avoiding bulk over the hips and adapting to various fabrics.

May Manton

Christmas Holiday Notices From The City 1890s

A busy column lists numerous residents departing for holidays and visiting relatives in cities such as Crawfords ville Cincinnati St. Louis Memphis Louisville and New Albany. It notes weddings engagements parties and club events including Sigma Beta Sigma Sorority luncheons and the Troubador Club dance at Brenneke Academy. Several social notices mention house guests, entertainments, and upcoming weddings with names like Miss Edna Kuhn Dr Paul Martin Miss Cornelia Cunningham and Mr Ralph Lemcke.

Maude White Crawfordsville Morris Raschig Vevayly Eva Oppenheim St. Louis James Williams Cincinnati Mary E. Tice Charles Howe Jean Burrows Chicago Richard Craft Stewart Louis Fellows The Victor Ku-Ku Club Brenneke Academy Edna Brown Clay City Ind Katherine Gibson Blanche Wineman Loulaville John Wood Leah Oppenhiemer Memphis Tenn Mendel Americ Mount Vernon Fremont Swain Woodruff Place James Kerper Lucy Kerper Sewickley T. G. Smiley Katherine Smiley Columbus Corinne Randolph Noblesville Theresa Voss Smith Arthur Shafer Baltimore St. Claire North Meridian Street Edward Osgood B. C. Osgood Averitt Decatur Orlando RB. Iles Delaware Street J. M. Cleveland William Cleveland Plymouth Monelle Kirkpatrick Delta Delta Chair Grand Horace H. Eckhouse Denison Alma Hoegh Francis Oswald Dorsey Minneapolis Alvin Hewitt New York James Hewitt North Samuel Herbert Shank Winnipeg Manitoba Joseph Feibleman Newark N. J Dora Feibieman Pleanor Lemcke Miss Smith Mary Fournace Otis Kenton Warner North Capitol Avenue Ernest Tripp North Vernon Frederick Verburg Junius E. Cravens William R. Myers Anderson Gertrude Scovel Butler Warren C. Gorrell Blacherne Irving Swan Brown Worcester Mass Brown A. A. Barnes Mary Holliday Florence Hendricks Atlanta West Eleventh Street Sigma Beta Sigma Columbia Club Ethel Perrin Ernest Levering Lafayette Perrin Greencastle Rolene Fulmer Mortimer Miller Alexandria H. Miller Grover Miller Richmond J. C. Peterson 8. K. Ruick Lagrange Samuel K. Ruick Mabel de Muth Alice van Frank J. A. Lemcke Walnut Presbyterian Church Evansville Troubador Club Ethel Braden Anna Belle Gilchrist Edna Kuhn A. H. West St. Paul Shortridge An School Firls James N. Rogers Anna Louise Florence Rogers Free Kindergarten Society Holtzman John H. Holliday H. S. Tucker John B. Elam Runnels George B. Adams Frank Nichols Lewis Perley B. Raymond Louis Key Hugh Hanna George Catterson Frank Fauvre W. E. Hayward E. H. Tripp W. E. English E. C. Atkins John C. Wright Robert M. Churchman John W. Kern Edith Adams Julia Kern Charlotte Scott Edith Wilson Helen Bennett August M. Kuhn Edna Matilda Kuhn Paul Frederick Martin Zion's Evangelical Church Kuhn City Hospital Albert Goepper Emmy Martin Martin Julia Brink Julia Nestle Stella Raih Emma Frank Bernays Kennedy Samuel A. Johnston John A. Pfaff Robert Tyndall Ruth Brinkmeyer Mary Rieman Terre Haute Dorothy Goepper Helen Rieman St. Clair Parry Mauzy Butler Phi Delta Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Chi Edward McGaughey Purdue Harry Dodson Ohio State University Hugh Maury Earlham Wiliam Long Armstrong Academy L. T Lydia Parry Vassar Minnie Wink Knightstown Helen Downing Greenfield Chestina Maury Ge Guffin Rushville Parry

Bryan Buys Home Of His Birth In Salem, Illinois

Centralia Illinois December 23 William Jennings Bryan has bought the old homestead where he was born at Salem Illinois. The plain two story house recalls his ancestry as his father and grandfather lived nearby. Bryan says the purchase is prompted by sentiment and he regards the residence as a link to his Nebraska years.

Centralia William Jennings Bryan Salem Bryars Bryan Purchase Sra Nebraska Mrs. Wig Littleiggses Vey Mary Miss Hazy Mr. Stubbins Chris Hazy Louisville Poverty Row Flexner Madge Carr Cook Wiggs Helen Lowell Mrss Hazy Mabel Taliaferro Lovey Mary William T. Hodge Taylor Granville Chris Oscar Eagle

Theaters Todays Schedule and Major London Notes

The day’s schedule lists Empire Burlesque at 2 and 8 pm, Unique Vaudeville at 3 and 8 pm, and the Return of Mrs Wiggs at English’s with strong audiences. London notes report Mme Sherry at the Apollo under Frohman and Edwardes with strong leads Violet Lloyd and Florence St John, marking another Frohman success.

Proma Park Empire London Mme. Sherry Apollo Theater Charles Frohman George E. Edwardes Hilda Mondy Mark King Horne Violet Lloyd Florence St. John Louis Bradfield United States

Bostonians Gain New Lease Under Chariton leadership

The famed Bostonians, now led by Lou don G. Chariton after managing Dass- Nordica tours, open a season in New York celebrating their 25th year with a silver testimonial to Barnabee and MacDonald. Reports praise Robin Hood reception, sale of seats, and an array of vaudeville talent at the Park including Charles Loder and Hazel Burt. Christmas festival plans for child performers are underway with contributions from major stage figures.

Bostonians Loudon G. Chariton Hfe New York Oecenine Mr. Barnabee Mr. MacDonald Joseph Jefferson Richard Brinsley Sheridan George Coleman Washington Irving Park Charles A. Loder Hazel Burt Lillian Lawson Ed J. Morris Kingsley Sisters Ruby Lytton Bertine Farnsworth Loder Miss Burt Miss Lawson Indiana Princeton Charles Loder Edwards Ed Morris Tony Pastor Louisa Eldridge Tammany Hall Ame- Ha Bingham Lillian Russell Bijou Fernandez Maxine Elliot Blanche Bates Richard Mansfield Clyde Fitch Klaw & Erlanger

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