Social calendar notes from Brenneke's and area visits
The Chevalier Club danced at Brenneke's. St Louis visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McGowan and Mrs. Catherine Bullard. Miss Ada Dugan visits her sister in St Louis. Propylaeum hosts the Service Club play My Aunts Heiress tonight. Various entertaining events, dinners, and card parties occur across city society circles with multiple local families and students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Club
Brenneke
Hugh J. McGowan
St. Louis
Catherine Bullard
Chalfant
Ada Dugan
Mrs. McMurray
Miss McCulloch
Lillian Grieve
Cineintati
Samuel Ravh
North Naylvania Street
Miss Gardenhire
Ethel Havens
Frank L. Jones
Marion
William Lillard
W. W. Critchtow
W. W. Wentz
Ruth Patterson
Gamma Gamma Upsilon
Shortridge High School
H. C. Mclaughlin
J. M
Cameron
Shay Opera Company
Elhide Scholl
New York
Kron- Wilheim
Ik Fauvre
Paris
George B. Hall
Arthur Beeler Fall
Milwaukee
Hall
Nell van Landingham
Adele McMaster
Lila Allison
Grace Miller
Stella Jans
Flora Keely
Bernice Wright
Orin Pearson
Helen McMurray
Iva Cole
Gray Davis
Edna Randall
Helen Sampsell
Agar
Clara Lewis
Bertha Ball
Assar College
Clara Hawkins
Harris
Atlanta
Elizabeth Baker
McMenemy
Blair, Neb
Florence Cothrell
Grace Field
Evansville
S. W. H. Hubbard
Mary Kurta
Denver
Vivian
Harronstars
Misa Bertha Ellis
Julia Kern
Henrietta Frenzel
Hanna
Hugh H. Hanna
Hugh Henry Hanna, Jr
Agnes McCulloch
Hugh Tfanna
John H. Holliday
Isses Ari Ret
Ruth McCulloch
Flora
Deborah Moore
Anne
Wreaths and weddings fill a festive Christmas edition
The Indianapolis Journal reports multiple weddings and society events. Guests include Mr. Robert Hall of New York and Mr. Joseph Hanna Jr. of Pittsburgh among bridal party members. Other notices list Elwood area marriages and Richmond ceremonies with attendees from Lafayette, Germantown, Boston, New York, and Chicago. Hart's orchestra provides music as guests mingle in Lafayette and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H
Robert Hall
New York
Joseph Hanna, Jr
Pittsburg
Ernest W. Levering
Lafayette
Willam E. Day
Francis 0. Dorsey
Scott Runnels
Margaret McC
W. E. Sharpe
M. S. Moore
John W. Heath
George K. Levert
Albert Etcher
Germantown
H. H. Hanna
Hart
Albert E. Fletcher
Bertha H. Fletcher
George K. Levering
E. H. Dean
McCulloch
Hugh Hanna
Dramatic Club
Propylaeum
Lafayette Dramatic Club
Bertha Stimson
Profesor Evans
Purdue University
Robert Roseberry
Edgar Morris
Lafayette Club
Edward L. McKee
J. O. Perrin
Hervey Bates, Jr
Henry
Fraser
Elwood Hymeneas
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Charles Ault
Loogootee
Elizabeth Hood
J. A. Beatty
Oliver H. Cole
Mary Elizabeth
Charles Helms
C. Howe
Charles Etchison
Ora Sizelove
New Lancaster
A. D. Williams
United Bretheren Church
Selma
Jennie Perkins
Fred E. Smith
Ovid N. Hesler
Gertrude Randall
The
Baptist Church
Patch—Andrew
Laporte
Isaac Patch
Gloucester
Mass
Helen Andrew
A. P. Andrew
First Presbyterian Church
R. H. Hatley
Ezra Butler Newcomb
Keokuk
Indianapolis
Chicago
York
Boston
Train Hits Wagon in West Street Killing a Horse
A Vandalia train due at 2 55 P M yesterday struck a Kingan & Co wagon on West street. One horse was killed and the wagon damaged. Driver William Switzer of Tuxedo Park escaped injury, reportedly riding the pilot with a laprobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
West Street
William Switzer
Tuxedo Park
Switzer
Boys' Club Holiday Play At Meridian Street Hall
The Boys' Club staged a holiday entertainment at their hall at Meridian street and Russell avenue. Miss Frances Fortner wrote the play and the cast included William and Amos Meyer Stanton and Earl McKinley Mardo Kaehn Thur man Anderson and Alfred Wickham. Mardo Kaehn and William Meyer performed vocal selections and candy and fruits were shared with members at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street
Russell Avenue
Frances Fortner
William and
Amos Meyer
Stanton
Earl McKinley
Mardo Kaehn
Thurman Anderson
Alfred Wickham
William Meyer
Mrs. Margaret Bell Funeral Held In Indianapolis
Mrs. Margaret Bell died Thursday at her Blaine Avenue home from pneumonia. The funeral will be held this morning with a service in West Newton before burial in a local vault. Born May 12 1835 in Morgan County she married in 183 and moved to Indianapolis about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bell
Blaine Avenue
West Newton
Morgan County
Indianapolis
Dessert Dilemma Answered Fast With Two Minute Mix
A playful ad prompts dessert ideas asking What Shall We Have for Dessert. It advertises a quick two minute preparation without baking, just add hot water and let it cool. Flavors listed include Lemon and Strawberry. Available at local grocers.
Opera in English by Miss Shay Company
Carmen sung last night to a large pleased audience while Trova tore and Martha were performed today by Miss Shay's Opera Company in English.
English Rose Cecilia Shay Opera Company Opens Season
English's Opera House hosts Rose Cecilia Shay and company in English sung operas beginning with Carmen followed by Trovatore and Martha. A larger orchestra and big chorus accompany the new troupe drawing curious patrons wary of unknown performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Cecilia Shay
Opera
Carmen
Martha
Miss Shay
Caloe
Florida
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Shay
M H Spades Buys Columbia Hotel In Greenfield
Webb Brothers real estate agency sold the Columbia Hotel at Greenfield, owned by Greenfield Lumber and Ice Co, to M H Spades of this city. Spades traded 250 acres of Vigo county farm land valued at 35 dollars per acre. Deeds signed Thursday and recorded at Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Brothers
Columbia
Greenfield
Greenfield Lumber and Ice Company
M. H. Spades
William J. Richards
William P. Kappes
North Alabama Street
Hugh R. Richards
Samuel E. Dinnin
Georgia
Shelby Streets
Mary O’brien
Olivia H. Fletcher
Nineteenth Street
Eugene B. Fletcher
Bernard Kaufman
Dawson
Postoffice Pays Indiana Rural Carriers by Check
The Postoffice Department will pay 470 Indiana rural free delivery carriers by check issued from the Indianapolis post office. Previously payments came from Washington and arrived about two months late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington
Indiana Academy of Science Election and Papers Read
The Indiana Academy of Science met at the Statehouse in rooms of the State Board of Agriculture. Papers discussed included food chemistry and pure foods laws for producers and consumers, and a study linking forestry with science. Retiring president Prof. Thomas spoke on forestry in Indiana and its long term economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Academy of Science
Statehouse
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
R. B. Polk
Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Thomas
Wabash College
Depew Marries May Palmer In Nice Consulate Ceremony
Civil ceremony at the United States consulate in Nice completes a two ceremony plan for Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Miss May Palmer. Observers included Baron Von Andre Count De Sers and James Gordon Bennett. Tomorrow a Catholic service at Notre Dame and an Episcopal rite will be held with Navy guards and Ambassador Porter expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Chauncey M. Depew
Miss May Palmer
United States
Baron von Andre
Baron de Cantelause
James Gordon Bennett
Count de Sers
Palmer
Countess de Sers
Baroness von Andre
Senator Depew
Notre Dame
Episcopal Church
Albany
Porter
Miss Palmer
Consular
Roosevelt
Countess Devers
Carmen at the Opera Falls Short on Passion and Power
A review praises the performers as experienced but notes insufficient passion in Carmen and Don Jose. Bizet's music is rendered with modest vigor, while Piazzetta? No. The Es Camillo shows more life. Michaela is satisfactory. The afternoon program promises Trovatore and Martha to offer lighter, less demanding roles for actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizet
Carmen
Miss Shay
Charles O. Bassett
Don Jose
John J. Raffael
Escamillo
Anna Lichter
Michaela
Two Melodramas at Park Theatre Next Week
The Park Theatre presents Down Mobile and Lost in the Desert as two melodramas next week. Victoria Burlesquers perform at the Empire Theatre with Gertrude Haynes and her choir boys in The Choir Celestial headlining the Grand. Performances at English's include Creston Clarke in Hamilet and Richelieu, The Brixton Burglary, Mime Nevada and her company, and Howard Kyle in Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Park Theater
Mobile
Desert
Victoria
Empire Theater
Gertrude Haynes
Mark Murphy
Clayton
Stuart
Creston Clarke
The Purse Recovered
A well dressed nine year old boy followed two women in a downtown store until one missing purse alerted them. The boy was stopped on the sidewalk, denied initially, then handed over the pocketbook. One woman suggested police but relented after learning his frightened story and he fled.
Mayor challenges claim on delinquent costs by Bookwalter firm
Attorney W W Spencer presented a claim to the County Council for amounts owed to Charles Bookwalter and Hunter McCaslin for collecting delinquent court costs. Council refused due to lack of requisition by County Commissioners. Mayor Bookwalter denied any authorized claim and said Spencer had no authority to represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Spencer
County Council
Charles A. Bookwalter
Hunter McCaslin
Bookwalter
Spencer
Forests and fruit in Mediterranean districts discussed
The article notes that former forested Mediterranean districts now suffer productivity loss in crops, including apples, due to forest destruction. Professor Thomas links forest abundance to yields and urges public education on tree planting and proper forestry. Roosevelt era bird skins collections shown by Dr Eigenmann highlight Roosevelt’s early zoology interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Indiana
Ofessor Thomas
Roosevelt
C. H. Eigenmann
The
State University
Eigenmann
Elgenmann
How to economize in laundry with Ivory Soap
The message urges economical telegrams, warns against damaging garments with cheap cleaners, and promotes Ivory Soap as pure and effective for laundry. It claims Ivory Soap is gentle yet versatile, suitable for washing and care.
Indiana Academy of Sciences Held Annual Meeting Activities Report
Winona lake hosted extensive flora and fauna studies with focus on seasonal changes and species rotation in lake beds. Whetzel of Wabash College presented a study on red cedar proximity to apple orchards promoting a harmful fungus. Purdue’s Coulter added to Indiana tree flora findings. Smut control methods for wheat using formalin and hot water were discussed along with math physics and astronomy papers. 1902 officers elected: Harvey Wiley president, Blatchley vice, Wright secretary, Donaldson Bodine assistant, Benton editor, Scovell treasurer. Fellows named Evans, Aley, Moenkhaus. Resolutions honored Dr P S Baker whose death earlier halted his planned presidency. Members praised the meeting as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Whetzel
Wabash College
Stanley Coulter
Purdue
Indiana
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Depart of Agriculture
W.S. Blatchley
John 5. Wright
Indianapolis
Donaldson Bodine
Baker
de Pauw University
Medical College of Indiana
Academy
Nobles Elect Officers At Murat Temple Annual Meeting
Murat Temple Nobles of Mystic Shrine held their annual meeting and officer election last night. Frank T. Holliday was chosen recorder, succeeding Joseph W. Smith who died. Officers elected include Chalmers Brown as Illustrious Potentate Roscoe O. Hawkins Chief Rabban Alex W. Thomson Assistant Rabban Wilbur F. Browder Oriental Guide Frank P. Wade Treasurer Charles F. Meyer and others. Delegates to the Imperial Council named Chalmers Brown Ohio L. Wade Fred Gardner Lew W. Cooper for the June 16 meeting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Frank T. Holliday
Scottish Rite
Joseph W. Smith
Chalmers Brown
Rabban
Roscoe O. Hawkins
Alex. W. Thomson
Wilbur F. Browder
Frank P. Wade
Charles F. Meyer
Francis T. Holliday
Riba
Eddy M. Camp
Denton F. Billingsley
Albert Daller
Charles T. McIntire
John H. Albright
Harry B. Smith
Theodore Bennett
Charrles Lauer
Frank Wilson
Edwin R. Lewis
Harry J. Graham
Horace E. Smith
Horace F. Wood
Obie L. Wade
Imperial Council
Ohio L. Wade
Fred Gardner
Lew W. Cooper
Death of A L Morgan in Indianapolis Typhoid claims engraving manager
Augustus L Morgan of 2310 North New Jersey street died yesterday of typhoid after a ten day illness. He headed the engraving department at W B Burford Company and came from New York eleven years ago. He leaves a widow and two small children. mother and two brothers reside in New York. Funeral arrangements await his mother’s arrival. Separately, Mrs Sarah J Hays mother of Dr Franklin W Hays will be buried at 2 30 pm at 27 North Pennsylvania street in a private service led by Rev M L Haines. pallbearers include Senator Albert J Beveridge James Whitcomb Riley George G Tanner John M Shaw John B Cockrum and Harry S New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Atkins
Chicago
McQueen
Wilt Whitenack
Seneca
S. W. van Nuys
Leo
Franklin
Wishard
Harve Ballenger
Indianapolis
John Crawford
Edna van Nuys
Ethel Henderson
Margaret Dickey
Alford Dickey
Ezra van Nuys
Providence
N. J
Olive Creasey
Lou_Maxfield
Julia
Vivian
G. W. Stevenson
Mrs. Guthrie
Grace Stevenson
D. 5. Whitenack
Mabel
Dr. Brown
Thorntown
Charles Wycoff
Augustus L. Morgan
New Jersey Street
W. B. Burford Company
New York
Smale
Sarah J. Hays
Franklin W. Hays
Dr. Hays
Pennsylvania Street
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Albert J. Beveridge
James Whitcomb Riley
George G. Tanner
John M. Shaw
John B. Cockrum
Harry 8
New
New York Trip Mark Winton Bankruptcy Filing Notes
City notices report D D Brosnan of Brosnan dry goods is in New York. George W Winton of Muncie filed a U.S. court bankruptcy petition with assets listed at 1202.59 dollars. Mies Heagle of Johnstown N Y will lead a gospel service tomorrow at 4 PM at the Y M C A holiness convention. The St Pauls Episcopal Church Christmas program repeats tomorrow morning. The Rev Lewis Brown preaches on Ancient Craft Masonry. George H Thomas Post G A R inspection planned this evening by AAG Smock. Universalist ministers hold a state council and conference next Tuesday at Central Universalist Church with morning, afternoon and evening sessions. meals served by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Brosnan
Brosnan Dry Goods
New York
George W. Winton
Muncie
United States
Mies Heagle
Johnstown
N. Y
To-Mor-Row
Y. M
Eleventh Street
Senate Avenue
H. C. Morrison
Louisville
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
George H. Thomas Post
Smock
Department of the State
Conference of Universalist
Central Universalist Church
New Jersey
Fifteenth Streets
Christmas program at Christ Church delights children
The children of Christ Church enjoyed their annual Christmas entertainment last night after a brief service. The Rev. Mr. Stanley led the story of the rise and fall of Christ with stereopticon pictures. Candy was handed out and the youngsters and parents left content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Christ Church
Mr. Stanley
Lse of Christ
Sought Refuge Here: Anderson Man Arrested for Knife Attack
Harry Timmons of Anderson was arrested yesterday by Detectives Spian and Haley for assaulting Goner Davis with a knife, inflicting wounds that may be fatal, and charged as a fugitive. Martin C. Cantwell, awaiting Frankfort charges for obtaining money by false pretenses, allegedly circulated a subscription for a widow whose husband had been killed and collected about $10 not turned over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Timmons
Anderson
Goner Davis
Davis
Spian and
Haley
Martin C. Cantwell
Frankfort
Doses
Megan
Knife Attack Sees 14 Year Old Clyde Rounder Arrested
Clyde Rounder fourteen of 1233 East Ohio street was arrested on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill after stabbing Glenn Gross of 143 Bates street with a pocket knife Following an assault by Gross and others with snowballs and missiles Rounder was released on 1000 bond The motive given was ridicule from onlookers directed at him while he spoke with girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rounder
East
Ohio Street
Glenn Gross
Bates Street
Gross
Rounder
Articles of incorporation filed for Star Medical Company Evansville
Yesterday the secretary of state recorded filings for Star Medical Company of Evansville with capital stock of 10000 and directors Joseph M Hansimair Cora A Hansimair and L Dickerson The Extra Telephone Company of Hancockquem with capital stock 10000 and directors J A Catt L Zimmerman G E Lacy N S Catt Ishac Walker C A Jackson and R S McClarnon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Medical Company
Evansville
Capital Stock
Joseph M. Hansimair
Cora A. Hansimair
L. Dickerson
Extra Telephone Company
Hancock Quem
J. A. Catt
L. Zimmerman
G. E. Lacy
Catt
Ishac Walker
C. A. Jackson
Rev Frederic E Dewhurst to Preach at Plymouth Temple
The Rev Frederic E Dewhurst former Plymouth Church pastor now at University Church Chicago will preach at Plymouth Church Temple tomorrow morning and evening. His many friends will welcome the chance to hear him again. The Rev H C Reserve will preach in Chicago in Dewhurst's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic E. Dewhurst
Plymouth Church
University Church of Chicago
The
Temple
H. C. Reserve
Mr. Dewhurst
Chicago
Presbyterian Pastor Faces Vestment Debate in Pulpit
Members of the Tabernacle Church urge Rev. J. Cumming Smith to wear the regulation clergyman's vestment in the pulpit. They believe such dress would add dignity and impressiveness, though Mr. Smith appears to oppose the proposed innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Church
J. Cumming Smith
Baltimore arrest of Pfeiffer in long-ago theft case
Frank Pfeiffer, charged with stealing 280 dollars from Dutch Metshizer last August, was arrested in Baltimore after police notification. Formerly a trotman in Louisville, he had worked as a bartender for Metshizer in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pfeiffer
Metshizer
Baltmore
Pfeiffer
Louisville
Metzhizer
Malta Tragedy Ends With Self-inflicted Wounding
In Malta Montana on December 27 Tom Paranto, a half breed, drunk and jealous, fired on the Anderson cabin after Fannie Anderson attempted entry. Mrs Anderson was shot, Remer of the attacking party was fatally wounded, and Paranto killed himself as the posse breached the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Mont
Tom
Mia
Fannie Anderson
Anderson
Remer
Paranto
Everett-Moore Syndicate Takes Control Of Twin Toledo Railroads
The Everett-Moore syndicate gained control of Toledo and Maumee Valley and Waterville and Southern Railroads by buying all stock. The Toledo and Maumee Valley stock priced at $5, while Waterville and Southern stock was $100,000. Reorganization placed Moore allies on the boards. Rufus Baker elected head of Toledo and Maumee Valley and EK Bechtel named head of Toledo Waterville and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Toledo & Maumee Valley
Waterville & Southern Railroads
Moore
Rufus Baker
Toledo & Maumee
EK. J. Bechtel
Toledo, Waterville & South
Oberlin trustees push Rockefeller gift plan with $300000 goal
Oberlin College trustees approved handling of the conditional 200000 gift from J. D. Rockefeller and report indicate only seven thousand dollars remain to reach the 300000 required from other sources by January. Trustee J. W. Cowles traveled to New York to confirm Rockefeller's willingness to proceed on this basis and the board will hear his report in Cleveland next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
J. D. Rockefeller
J. W. Cowles
New York
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Anarchist editor Rudolph Groseman jailed for knife assault
New York December 2 Rudolph Groseman editor of an Austro-Hungarian gazette was arrested today on charges of assaulting his wife with a knife. He declared her husband an anarchist and vowed to support her in public, mentioning President Koonesvell in a provocative remark. The article notes a December 9 meeting addressed by Groseman with Emma Goldman present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolph Grosseman
Groseman
Ay Ald
Koones Vell
Czolgocz
Moe Kinley
Emma Goldman
Rosman
Laxative Hromo Quinine Brand Box Note
The label stresses that the name K. W. Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Hromo Quinine Cold and Grip Cure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Mie
de Vaterh
Howmarket ST
Personal and
Richmond
Harry Christman
Cincinnati
Grace Gunder
Addison Parker
First Baptist Church
Edward M. Johnson
Liberty
Mabel C. Henry
H. A. Leader
Second English Lutheran Church
Greenwood
William Smiter
Gine
Littlae
Boys’ Club Entertainment
Rose Cecilia Shay Opera Company
Etree
Grand—Vauville
Sunset Mines
Empire
Dewey Burlesquers
English’s
Hale
Tech
Academy OF Science
Lows of
C. M. Depew
May Palmer
C.m.depewir
Ambassador Porter
Mayor
Nobles OF Mystic Shrine
A. L. Morgan
Engraving
Burford's
City News Notes
Christ Church
Anderson and Frankfort
F. E. Dewhurst
Baltimore
E K. W. Grove
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