Many guests visit Indianapolis area for holidays
Dozens of Indianapolis residents and friends return from Chicago Bloomington and other towns over Christmas week. Visitors include Miss May Helms, Mr. Robert Emmet Parks, Mrs. W. H. Glasscock, John Preston, Robert Givens, John R. Millikan, Robert Kruse, Elizabeth Rieman, Anna Louise Beck, Palmers of New York, Grover Miller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Helms
Chicago
Robert Emmet Parks
Harvard
W. H. Glasscock
Bloomington
John Preston
Dr. Kumier
Robert Givens
John R. Millikan
New Castle
Robert Kruse
Purdue
Elizabeth Rieman
Baltimore
Anna Louise Beck
Louis Levey
Palmer
New York
Jesse Mack
Grover Miller
Anderson
Margaret Free
Dora Free
Knightstown
George Riley Longnecker
Lexington
John Price
Adele Price
Vincennes
Ind
Jerome Muhieman
Willard
North Illinois Street
Thornton M. Goodloe
Pensacola
Fla
Orrin Ragsdale
Franklin
Buckley- Pangborn
William Wentz
Little Rock
John Knight
Knickerbocker
H. T. Hoagland
W. W. Woodard
Emminger
Columbus
Albert Kinsey
Attia Malott
Mary Kelsey Stone
Helen Case
Malott
John H. Dye
Willam Holten Dye
Havana
New Orleans
Indiana University Glee Club
Tabernacle Church
Tabernacle Choral Club
David Ross
Columbia Club
Bonnie Summitt
J. L. Bayard
May Naomisand
Miss Price
Mary Holliday
Florence Hendricks Hobbs
Atlanta
V. K. Hendricks
Marguerite Pickens
Henry Adams
Eleanor Posey
J. C. Amos
Jolly Five Cinch Club
North Capitol Avenue
George Oakley
Fred Abel
John Newman Carey
T. J. Villers
North Meridian Street
Mr. Villers
Mary
Sarah Meigs
Curwen Leaming
Henry Leaming
Romney
Holmes
Meigs
Lafayette
J. W. McClain
Oscar van Ansaal
Oxford
Indianapolis
Bertha
Jessie McClain
Harry McClain
Harriet Hyatt
Henry Had
Goodland
Harry G. Parker
Evansville
Charles Field
Fisher
Craig
Horace Eddy
Florence Powell
John Powell
Ezekiel Ferguson
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Barry
Ferguson
Hubert Keiler
East Nineteenth Street
Cornelia Laurentine Searle
Frances Townsend Adams
Louise Reese
Edna Rexford
Rhoda Shepard
Frances Crum
Milie Keller
Laura Martin
Ethel Reeves
Florence Guirl
Memphis
Tenn
Keller
Harold
George Bayse
University of Wisconsin
John Hotz
West Point
Howe
Helen Werbole
Lethe Es Seoe
Ardson
Aldrich
Waverly
Helen Hibben
Hubert Keller
Laura Diekmeier
Marshall Levey
Margaret Wild
Noblesville
Edward Kahn
Jessie Eckhouse
Miss Mosler
Rheineheimer
Philadelphia
Bockman
Wabash
Kahn
Harry Kahn
Snewind
Norma van Hake
Miss Cooley
Hartford City
Neuman
Des
Sigma Beta Sigma Sorority
Shortridge High School
Corinneag
Ethel Snyder
Mabel de Muth
Alice van Frank
Mary Cox
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Hutchins
Lebanon
Marie Aneshaesel
Katherine Smiley
Helen Cothrell
Helen Crossland
Stirley Thomas
Helen Johnson
Edith Socwell
Mary Pinnell
Alice Allen
Ursula Parker
Wilna English
Rena Keen
George W. Keen
le Grande Payne
Fletcherplace Church
M. B. Hyde
Martin Henry Wallick
Edith Starr
Decatur
Ill
Della Gowdy
William Armstrong
Piqua, O
Edwin Haines
Decatur, Dil
Car) Bowlby
Harrison, O
McCarty Street
Payne
Woodruff Place
Cumberland
Gertrude McConnell
J. Byron Young
Cicero
J. 5. McConnell
Washington Street
Father Gavtsk
St. John's Church
Miss Mabel McConnell
Indiana Medical College
West
Mystic Shrine
Masonic Temple
Pennsylvania Street
Frederick Gardner
Arthur Deuel Gates
T. A. Randall
Bright Armstrong
Jessie Goodwin
Belle Somerville
William Foor
Philip Goetz
Elias Jacoby
Raymond P. van Camp
Thomas G. Smiley
Oliver Willard Pierce
John Miliner
Walter 8. Dynes
Clara Hawkins
Lento Fulwell
Edith Adams
Jessie Norton
Bedford
W. 5. Mitchell
Jacob Becker
J. H. Billingsley
Bert Boyd
G. N. Chandler
W.S. Clevinger
T. W. de Haas
E. J. Gausepohl
Harry Krausmann
Charles Krauss
John B. Nugent
C. C. Perry
C. C. Pierson
EB. J. Robinson
A. J. Lampeell
R. K. Syfers
Q. L. Wade
W. P. Malott
W. 8. Willis
Vassar Club of
Indiana
University Club
Warsaw
Eleanor
Mary Carey
Evelyn Craig
Vevay
Martha Dean
Westfield
Florence Dunning
Bertha Ellis
Caroline
Henrietta Frenzel
Edgar J. Foster
Arthur Grover
Charles Garrard
Ella N. Hanna
Fort Wayne
Merica Hoagland
Claribel Kahn
FP. P. Miller
Margaret
Ruth McCulloch
Meredith Nicholson
Harriet Noble
Evelina Pierce
Muncie
Mary Armour Pratt
Amelia Platter
Josephine Robinson
Margaret Rockwood
Margaret Shipp
Charles
Roemler
Claire Shover
Eleanor Smith
Natalie Lord Smith
Marion Schibsby
Mena Taggart
Nora Taggart
Margaret Tripp
Gertrude Tuttle
Lydia Wallace
Edson T. Wood
Theresa Pierce
Margaret McCulloch
Charles A. Garrard
Gertrude Baker
Edmund Ball
Mona Taggart
Frederick Wiley
Theodore Duhman
Perkins
Haskins
Buckley
Pangborn
Frances Tiiton Pangborn
George W. Pangborn
Harry Buckley
Meridian Street
George L. Mackintosh
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Veiling in New Reseda Shades With Silk Trim
May Manton describes veiling used for young girls frocks in new reseda tones. An illustrated costume features corticelli silk stitching, taffeta straps, and gold button accents with black tracery. The color pairing yields a striking, tasteful effect though the description notes a lengthy overall design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Vintage children’s dress pattern description and order details
A detailed pattern description for a waist and skirt outfit for young girls notes tucked fronts and full back yoke, five gores in the skirt, and yardage options for sizes 12 months to 4 years. It instructs sending a pattern coupon with name and address, and mentions pattern department and age range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreastern
The
Seine
Missionary Mrs Allen Witnesses Savage Liberia Conflict
Mrs. Allen of the American African Gospel Mission sailed from Liverpool to New York aboard the Celtic after four years among the Nanakroos in Liberia. She witnessed brutal tribal fighting near her mission house as Bushmen were defeated, with mutilations reported as trophies. She remained at her post despite Liberian troops’ advice to flee and was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Nathan Meyer
Sol Ginsberg
New York
Lester Bing
Anderson
Perpense
Rabbi Cohen
Fort Wayne
Bing
Belle Meyer
Florida
Means
Jeffries
Shelbyville
Edith Jeffries
A. C. Jeffries
Roy Means
London
James Huchanan
Monrovia
Allen
McKinley Monument Models Arrive in Canton
Two plaster model designs for the McKinley memorial arrived at the National McKinley Memorial Association office in Canton, weighing half a ton and 300 pounds. The large model is from Parde & Short of New York, the smaller from C. M. Remy of Washington. Boxes remain unopened until trustees meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, CO
National McKinley Memorial Association
Parde & Short
New York
C. M. Remy
Washington, D. C
McKinley Memorial Association
Washington
Canton
Absolute cure of cancer by radium
New York reports radium cured a cancer that spread across William Hoffman's right cheek. The 62 year old Newark man avoided partial facial amputation after his nephew used radium tubes. Six weeks of treatment ended with the cancer disappearing and the cheek restored to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hoffman
Newark
N. J
Hoffman
Paris
Ethel Rovelle Reported Missing Heiress Kidnapping Suspected
Meridian Mississippi wired report says Miss Ethel Rovelle, a newly made heiress, vanished from Meridian a week ago. Relatives fear kidnapping and ransom demand as she has been shadowed since the fortune transfer from Mrs Minerva Binford of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Ethel Rovelle
Birmingham
Miss Rovelle
Miss Velle
Minerva Binford
Denver
Col
Honesty and Scrupulous Conscience Suspect Same Giver
In St. Louis Detective 20 notes a rival named Honesty who gives $2008 in fifty dollar bills to railroads and other corporations as Christmas presents. Two letters received by Honesty hint at prosity, and handwriting similarities raise the possibility that Scrupulous Conscience and Honesty are the same person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Det
De Wolf Hopper Cuts Indianap olis Mr. Pickwick Dates
De Wolf Hopper deciding to drop matinee performances in Indianapolis with only Friday and Saturday nights left in the engagement. New prima donna Florine Murray leads a strong cast including Digby Bell and Louis Payne. Separate notes mention Jerome Sykes death ending The Billionaire road tour, and a Park Jefferson program featuring To Die at Dawn with Elsie Crescy and E Laurence Lee. The Grand theater reports heavy patronage and a diverse upcoming bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
Milwaukee
Mr. Pickwick
Indianapolis
Dickens
Florine Murray
Mr Hopper
Digby Bell
Louis Payne
J. K. Adams
Ge Chapman
Augustus Colletti
Guy Bartlett
George Rolland
Jerome Sykes
Chicago
English
Sykes
Klaw & Erlanger
Edmondson County
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Lincoln
Elsie Crescy
E. Laurence Lee
Frank E. Mitchell
Madelain Wheeler
Marie Sherman
Howard Powers
Ingersoll Widows Big Fees Upheld by Court
Boston December court decision favors Eva A. Ingersoll administratrix of Robert G. Ingersoll estate. The United States Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts rules a lien on defendant property for legal services related to the Davis estate in Butte Montana. The ruling centers on an agreement among heirs and Ingersoll rather than Montana attorney lien statutes. The amount due remains to be determined on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States Circuit Court For
District of Massachusetts
Eva A. Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Jos. A. Coam
Ingersoll
Andrew J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Davis
Montana
United State Circuit Court
Water access blocked by interior rule halted in Arkansas
U S District Judge Jacob Triber granted a temporary injunction in Little Rock restraining Interior Department officers at Hot Springs from interfering with nongraduate physicians patients. The rule allows any to use waters unless under medical treatment without registration. denied per department regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Jacob Triber
Interior Department
Hot Springs
Secretary of the Interior
Cross Committee Named By Mr Olney For Red Cross Inquiry
At the national Red Cross meeting in Washington presided by Hon Richard Olney Massachusetts a resolution authorized Olney to appoint a committee to investigate disputes involving John W Foster former secretary of state Hillery A Herbert former navy secretary and management of the National Red Cross Clare Barton head. Olney has named United States Senator Proctor of Vermont John G Kentucky and Alden Smith to the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
National Americas Red Cross
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Olney
Wipetity
John W. Foster
Hillery A. Herbert
Nmavy
National Cross
Clare Barton
Dent
Olney Bas
United States
Proctor
Vermont
John G. Kentucky
Alden Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
REW York Ster
Createst
Butterick
Indiana Trust CO
Cor
Virginia Ave
Washington St
Paul Fi. Krauss
E. Washington St
Shirt Maker
Men’s Outfitter
Cravenette Ladies’ and Gents
TE Morrison
Geo. J. Marott
Tory
Tela
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio
Sta
Carter
Washington S
Mass
Sicily
Urey Vv. H. Lock
Lemcke Building
Kidlevapolis
Aly
Ray Bue
L Ky
Edna Marie Levey
Dixie
Homer S. Jones
Martha Foster
Elizabeth Johnson
Cincinnati
Edna Stevenson
Elizabeth Driggs
Ray Buckley
Joseph Rogers
Frankfort
Claude R. Buckley
Simpsonville
William Powell
Madon
Westies and Street
Myers—Miller
Rochester
St. Paul's Chapel
Ray Miller
J. Benjamin Myers
Helen Boggs
Neb
Hughs. Miller
Albert N. Slayton
Sandusky
Hartwell
Australia
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Beta Kappa Aead
Cincinnat
Murray—Readle
Rushville
Charles A. Murray
Edith Readle
Lillie D. Readle
W. W. Sniff
Ralston
Marie Cahill
Nancy Brown
MS. Allen
Witnesses
Savage Acts
Liberia
M’kinley
Big Four Railway
Park
Miss Cahill
du Barry
Tor
John
Emme Rey
Snyder
Silvas
Ryan and
Richfield
Jeah Russell
George W. Day
Robertus
Wilfredo
Rostow
Happy
Phyie Ane
Alice Lyndon Doll
Grand
North Nobile Street
la Carmontella
Louis Buckley
St. Clair Sisters
Rose Sydell
London Belles
Empire
New York Telegraph
Miss Sydell
Louisville
Jon Belles Company
Merchants’ Association
Marie Cahile
America
Soli
Ada Rehan and
Otis Skinner
School For
Johnny A
Silvertons
Snyder G Buckley
COOK
Don
Paul Stephens
Ashionable
Emma Ray Christinia’s Monkeys
Alice Lynndon
May Melbane
muNrure
Empire Theater
Harry Morris
Broadway
Elweed
Admis
Eveats
Huder
Elwoed
Marton
Ww. HH. Messenger
East
Coam
Ono
Triber
RED Cross Committee