Atlantic City trip and summer travels blur the lines
Mise Julia Ashley will conduct a party to Atlantic City leaving here Aug 7 Mrs E R Dariow returns from a lengthy East visit Mr T Herbert Taylor from Arizona visits General and Mrs Coburn Mrs W N Gates and children depart for Maxinkuckee Mrs Charles Morrison of Shelbyville visits Mrs Carroll Carr 1103 North Capitol Ave Miss Gertrude Henry returns from Kansas City Miss Emily Winters to Lake Maxinkuckee guest of Miss Priscilla Ketcham Townley heads for Charlevoix Mich David Kahn family leave for Petosky Howard Marmon to Maxinkuckee Alfred F Potts and daughter Marjorie Potts leave for Wa Wasee later Mrs Moffett L Down and Mayme and Alice Down go to South Haven Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark of Princeton visit Mrs L D Cregan West Fourteenth St Mrs Sarah Wallace returns from Charlevoix Mich Mr and Mrs C A Hilgenberg depart for New York and coast Miss Alma Mann of Indianapolis and sister Margaret Mann of Cham ign Tl stay at Ocean Cave House Rye North Beach N H Mrs George G Tanner will join husband in Atlantic for the summer Miss Clara Hawkins hosts tea for Miss Helen Campbell of Newton Miss Bertha Bals hosts guests including Miss Campbell Mrs John Morton and Miss Morton to Anderson next week J C Smith and W T Smith depart for extended Pacific coast trip Bertha Bals brake ride honors Helen Campbell at Allisonville Hosts recount California tales guests include Perry, Elliott, Grace Manser, Kinsey list
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Mise Julia Ashley
Atlantic City
E. R. Dariow
East
T. Herbert Taylor
Arizona
John Coburn
W. N. Gates
Maxinkuckee
Charles Morrison
Shelbyville
Carroll Carr
Capitol Avenue
Gertrude Henry
Kansas City
Emily Winters
Lake Maxinkuckee
Priscilla Ketcham
Morris McDonald Townley
Charlevoix
Mich
David Kahn
Petosky
L. D. Cregan
West Fourteenth Street
Sarah Wallace
Charnevoix
John C. New
C. A. Hilgenberg
New York City
Godin
Dillon
William L. Higgins
Indianapolis
Canadian National Park
Alma Mann
Margaret Mann
Chamign
Ocean Cave House
Rye North Beach
N. H
George G. Tanner
Atlantic
Mr. Tanner
Clara Hawkins
Helen Campbell
Newton
Ind
Bertha Bals
John Morton
Harriet Morton
O. P. Morton
Anderson
Stillwell
Kennard
J. C. Smith
College Avenue
W T. Smith
Morristown
Denver
Pacific Coast
Allisonville
Newtown
H. C. G. Bals
Lilli Atkins
Elizabeth Baker
Alex. Tagrt
California
Francis Perry
Wellesley College
Carrie Elliott
Grace Manser
Buffalo
N. Y
L. A. Kinsey
Husted—Hill
Indianapolis Journal
Liberty
Albert Husted
Dunnlapsville
Pearl Hill
Jediah Hill
Local society notes and a satire on rich faster living
The column records visits and hospitality in Shelbyville and nearby towns with mentions of Mrs. Craw Mrs. Adams Miss Mabel Tingle and others visiting relatives in Hurricane Indianapolis Morristown and Englishtown N J Also a New York Commercial Advertiser piece contrasts poor troubles with wealthy excess noting a debt prone woman spending on gifts and fashion while living beyond means prompting a prefer work over debt line of thought
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New York
Clear the Cupboard and the Clever Club Woman Tale
A New York Sun column discusses hoarding and wasted goods in homes, noting attic accumulations of broken chairs lamps magazines and clothing. It contrasts thrift with the art of knowing what to discard and features a club woman who tests her husband’s choice of bride with a lived reaction from a long time butler.
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New York Sun
John
Mr. X
Missus
Good to Drink
A few cloves steeped in tea add a delicate flavor. Cold tea with black currant juice, sugar, and cracked ice makes a fine drink. A warm weather fruit beverage combines pineapple raspberries and lemons, using raspberries lemons pineapple sugar water. Peel lemons thinly and juice over rind, then mix with sugar and mash raspberries with sugar before straining and combining with pineapple and water.
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New York Evening Sun
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
The graduated circular flounce gains in popularity as the season advances and has the merit of being singularly graceful as well as smart. The admirable skirt shown is shaped with five gores and fits with perfect smoothness over the hips, while it flares freely at the lower portion. The two flounces are cut with precision and care and include just the amount of fullness required by fashion. The original is made
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May Manton
Embroidered pongee skirt pattern 3881 described
The notice describes fabrics suitable for a full length skirt including mohair Swies dotted Swiss and grass linen. It lists fabric yardage for widths 71, 72, 92, and 64 inches and sizes waist 22 to 32 inches. It notes pattern 3881 and gives pattern coupon instructions from The Journal Indianapolis pattern department with return of pattern in about a week.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Summer tea gown fashions charm in hush quiet style
May Manton surveys summer negligees and tea gowns drawing from Eastern and Western influences. She details silk, pongee, linen, and cotton fabrics in kimono and boudoir designs, with lace, Chantilly, and jabots, noting practical, washable muslins and chiffons for varied budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New York
Japan
Whipple Torpedo Boat Excels On Trial At Sparrow Point
The torpedo boat destroyer Whipple, built by Maryland Steel, returned from its official trial on the Barren Island course. It exceeded contract specs with 21.44 knot miles, 30% top speed, and sustained 27% knots for an hour, surpassing required endurance by 14? knots. The report highlights Indiana’s industrial vigor and Indianapolis’ bustling commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Whipple
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Barren Island
Miss Cerf says Hobson shoved her into Mississippi
Miss Mamie Cerf presents a signed statement denying drowning danger and claiming Captain Hobson shoved her into shallow water near a launch at Piasa. Her brother Samuel corroborates, noting witnesses saw Hobson in bathing, and she describes the episode as a joke that drew sensational press. She asserts no rescue occurred and warns others not to repeat the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
Mamie Cerf
Hobson
Miss Cerf
Mississippi
Piasa
Chautauqua Assembly
Samuel Cerf
Bringhurst
Captain Hobson
Mamie
Messing
Fawcett
Flint
Chautauqua
Oo. K
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Bringhursts
Mr. Hoson
Key
Sermon Notes on Commandments and Spiritual Growth
The article outlines moral duties from the sixth to the tenth commandments, contrasts crime with divine law, and cites Riis on sanitation. It then shifts to Christian Endeavor teaching on growth, urging inner development through Bible study, prayer, and struggle, emphasizing love as the chief growth force and eternal progression in heaven.
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Christiane
God
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Mies Havergal
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Virginia Ave
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