Social News Notes From Various Towns and Visits
Personal and society items list numerous travelers and guests. Miss Julian Walk returns from Winona Lake while Miss Edith Adams and Miss Addie Price visit relatives. families plan trips to Cleveland, Georgia, Maine, Canada, Illinois, and Wisconsin. The Bachelor Maidens Club meets. a wedding of Eva Schaefer and Thadeus Gurley is announced with attendants and a supper, followed by plans for a social gathering and an upcoming trip to kuckee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Walk
Winona Lake
Albrecht Kipp
South Haven
Mich
Sarah Foster
Frankin
Addie HL Price
Chicago
Alabama Street
Ethel Daugherty
Nellie Marie Sullivan
Shelbyville
R. K. Summers
Cleveland
Edith Adams
Portland
W. E. Sharpe
Emechler
Cincinnati
Martha Carey
Edward B. Hutchinson
Goon
Maine
Clara Hawkins
Georgia
D. P. Erwin
Canada
Charles M. Walker
Illinois
Winsor
Miss Dunlop
Edith Smith
Katherine Ayres
Magnolia Beach
Mass
A. M. Robertson
Susanne Davis
Colorado
Gustav A. Recker
Lena Recker
Crawfordsville
Lexington
S. R. Greer
Adele Wallick
Northern Lakes
Edith Wallick
Eau Claire
Wis
Bellefontaine Street
Eva M. Schaefer
Philip Schaefer
Thadeus & Gurley
J. C. Peters
Mayme Sickler
Piqua, L
Henry Schaefer
Gurley
S27
West Twenty-eighth Street
Leeee
Bee
Indianapolis Society Notes and Indiana Weddings
A roundup of social and nuptial notices from Indiana with names of Miss Ruth Wilson Miss Ethel Failey Miss Gertrude Wober and others. travel plans for Angola N Y Crags Adirondacks Europe and Germany. a Worthington Worthington Normal School educator wedding Hugh A Owen Arabella Bucher. Richmond Paul L Ross Nellie Cowles. Muncie Mil dred Westlake Earle Clemens wedding at East St Charles street. departure for Michigan and Great Lakes trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wilson
Ethel Failey
Gertrude Wober
Frederick Fairbanks
Richmond Levering
Fred Watson
Albert Smith
Wiliam Taylor
C. B. Woolfolk
Angola
N. Y
Silas T. Bowen
Woodruff Place
Helen Bowen Holman
Crags
Adirondacks
W. O. Anderson
Topeka
Kan
James Anderson
Oklahoma
J. T. Anderson
Lebanon
Boys
Franklin
Lillian Clark
Mss Lemon Steffy
Steffy
Bessie French
Jessie Ragsdale
Ethel Brewer
Cox
Messrs
Glen
Ralph Blount
Orange Steffy
James Martindale
Carl A Jf
Owen—Bucher
Indianapolis
Worthington
Ind
Hugh A. Owen
Arabella Bucher
L. H. Graham
Christian Church
Normal School
Silver City
N. M
Jacob Bucher
The
State Normal
Worthington High School
Muncie
Owen
Chicago
Silver
Ross—Cowles
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Paul L. Ross
Nellie Cowles
Edwin Cowles
Charles A. Francisco
Ross
Michigan
Harry Cowles
Cincinnati
Edward Cowles
St. Louis
Henry
Frank Brown
Fort Wayne
Clemens—Westlake
Mildred Westlake
Co. S. Westlake
Earle Clemens
W. A. Clemens
East St. Charles Street
W. H. Oxtoby
First Presbyterian Church
Great Lakes
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Habit backs are in vogue and promise further favor. A smart voile skirt in goblin blue features louisine satin bands and assorted appliqué trimmings. Styled in five gores, it hugs the figure and pairs with suit and gown materials for a polished look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Pattern 4182 Five Gored Habit Back Skirt 22 to 30
Pattern description for a five gored habit back skirt with flare below the knees. Details include three circular flounces and optional closing at left front seam or back, with decorative lacings or buttons. Materials needed vary by width. sizes 22 to 30 inch waist. Include pattern coupon and return instructions from The Journal Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Ianapolis
Will Found a School in Palo Alto by Heywood and Harker
Miss Florence Heywood formerly of Indianapolis and Miss Catherine Harker plan a university preparatory school in Palo Alto California to be called the Thoburn School Dr David S Jordan provides personal guidance in organizing the enterprise and Heywood has studied at Stanford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Heywood
Indianapolis
Catherine Harker
Palo Alto
Cal
Heywood
Girls’ Classical
Stanford University
Thoburn School
David S. Jordan
Boy crushed by wagon in Capitol Avenue collision
Carl Coleman a thirteen year old resident of 43 East Market Street was struck by an American Express Company wagon at Capitol Avenue and Maryland Street about 6 o clock last evening. Riding a bicycle he tried to turn west and was thrown to the pavement. The wagon ran over him crushing his right hand fingers and severely injuring his left leg. He was taken to the City Dispensary where Dr. Kiser treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coleman
East Market Street
American Express Company
Capitol Avenue
Maryland Street
Coleman
City Dispensary
Kiser
Post Office Robbery Suspects Apprehended at Garrett
United States marshals pursue four suspects Louis E. Clark John Blainey E K Marsh and W L Watt after their Garrett arrest for breaking into the local post office on July 21. Deputies will transport them to Fort Wayne for hearing before Commissioner Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marshal's Ofice
Garrett
Ind
Louis E. Clark
John Blainey
E. K. Marsh
W. L. Watt
Garret
Fort Wayne
Logan
Automobile Progress Prompts Horse Trade Worries at Grand Hotel
A. H. Thomson, Crawfordsville horse importer, said autos will replace horses in cities while noting Indiana supplied the British wartime horse needs. He sent twenty English bound horses, gunners for lightweight guns, and predicts a large future order if they suit. He cites rising automobile traffic as proof of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
A. H. Thomson
Grand Hotel
Indiana
England
Thomson
New York
Mr. Thomson
Malaria in Ohio Valley Declines Says Dr Weever
Dr G S Weever reports malaria fading in Evansville as city grows cleaner with better streets and sanitation while noting quinine overuse among residents. He moved to Indianapolis after seventeen years in Evansville and cites historical family ties to Evansville Medical College president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.S. Weever
Evansville
Indianapolis
Evansville Medical College
Ohio Valley
Dr. Weever
Elks Grow Prominence In Indiana With Grand Lodge Meet
Bert Feibleman notes Indiana has 35 Elks lodges and rising interest in the Grand Lodge session at Salt Lake City from the 12th to the 18th. Joseph T. Fanning leads grand trustees, Indiana ranking third in Elk matters with about 125000 US members. Indianapolis praised for a new Elk clubhouse. W H Hickman of DePauw reports Epworth League progress and DePauw gains. plumbers work on a new lab building. Postmasters Garber and Lochard promote rural free delivery. W P Cooper and S P Davis of the State Board of Charities visit the Grand Hotel and plan a Reform School tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bert Feibleman
Grand Hotel
Grand Lodge
Salt Lake City
Joseph T. Fanning
Board of
Grand Trustees
United States
Honolulu
Philippines
Indianapolis
Elks
W. H. Hickman
de Pauw University
Spencer House
Epworth League
Fort Wayne
W. P. Cooper
8. P. Davis
Terre Haute
State Board of Charities
Reform School
Plainfield
Ice Cream Fete Tonight At Covenant Church Lawn
City notes report a Covenant Congregational Church lawn fete with Peck's Band to provide music this evening at Highland avenue and Market street. Also in county weather a barn burned after a lightning strike near Nora. local obituaries and legal notices follow including Charles T. Ross death in Brazil Indiana and a saloon keeper arrested for a nickel in the slot device. The mayor's trip to Darlington is planned for burial duties. Officials discuss State Board of Forestry funding and potential Legislature action to provide a $20 appropriation for forest preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Congregational Church
Highland Avenue
Market Street
Peck
Peter Daubenspeck
Nora
David Ross
Charles T. Ross
Brazil
Ind
Charles Ross
Peter Ivory
Illinois
South Streets
Nancy J. Hollingsworth
J. J. Johnson
North
Delaware Street
Darlington
Rhal
State Board of Forestry
William H. Freeman
Albert Lieber
Missing Abbie Seitfried Reported By Aunt
Mrs Kriesher of 2527 Northwestern Avenue reported to police that her niece Abbie Seitfried has been missing since Saturday night. The girl had previously been detained at the police station after running away with several other girls from Logans Road and was placed with her aunt before leaving again Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriesher
Northwestern Avenue
Abbie Seitfried
Srn
Logansrt
Freight Wreck Delays Big Four Near City
A serious freight wreck occurred yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock on the St Louis division of the Big Four rail line, sixteen miles west of the city. Freight cars were derailed and trains were required to use a roundabout route. cause of the wreck could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louls
Big Four
Fire damages Millersville summer home of Henry Coburn Jr
An overheated stove in Henry Coburn Jr s summer residence in Millersville damaged the home by about $1 yesterday afternoon while the cook prepared the evening meal. Firefighters fought the blaze with difficulty to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coburn, Jr
Millersville
Eyes Examined Free and Discount Eyeglasses Offer
J P Mullally offers free eye examinations and gold filled eyeglasses priced from 2.50 to 5.00 each. Located at diamonds and jewelry manufacturing establishment on Monument Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Boy 15 Hurt After Being Thrown From Horse
Eddie Bixler a fifteen year old boy living at 3611 Massachusetts Avenue was thrown from a horse yesterday suffering a sprained ankle and other injuries. The incident occurred as he rode near his home with no further details given by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Bixler
Massachusetts Avenue
Bixler
Jessie Bartlett Davis Electrifies Fair Bank Audience
A warmer evening drew large crowds to Fair Bank where Jessie Bartlett Davis repeated her first week’s strong appeal. Seats were filled and fans applauded enthusiastically as she performed a heavy program featuring marches, waltzes, dances, cornet solos, and vocal selections alongside band numbers and medleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
Harrington
Bilder
Ohhemionys Lumbye
Barnes
Children Day Observed At Acton Park Proceedings
A cool Acton Park day drew campers from the city as Children's Day activities opened with social services led by Rev D A Robertson and evangelistic talks by Mrs Frame. Ice cream social at 4 pm, 3:30 pm program in tabernacle, and a fishing party by Elmer Marshall highlight the park agenda with Epworth League events planned for tomorrow including a Story service and sermon by Rev Tinsley. New campers arriving include Miss Mayme Worth and Mrs A McGaughey among others. numerous guests from Indianapolis Columbus and Terre Haute attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Tabernacle
D. A. Robertson
Simpson Chapel
Elmer Marshall
Acton
Epworth League
C. B. Sylvester
C. Tinsley
Centenary Church
Terre Haute
George S. Henninger
J. O. Stutsman
Selma
A. W. Alyers
Indianapolis
F. H. Hurt
Thorntown
Mayme Worth
Columbus
A. McGaughey
Cincinnati
Clara McIntire
Shelbyville
Stellan Ward
Kokomo
W. T. Scott
Bethany Assembly Prepares for Largest Attendance Yet
Bethany Assembly in Bethany Park expects record crowds for its opening Friday July 25 with trains from multiple states bringing attendees. President Carpenter coordinates accommodations including hotel rooms from Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Michigan Illinois Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Territory and beyond. Children’s day and major services planned with Dungan Quartet Indianapolis providing music and Oliver W. Stewart Chicago to deliver temperance sermon at 10 30 and Rev Dr O S Reed Pittsburgh former G A R chaplain to preach in afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Bethany Assembly
Assembly
Carpenter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
Indiana
Bethany
Dungan Quartet
Indianapolis
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
O. S. Reed
Pittsburg
Island Park Assembly Opens in Rome City
Island Park near Rome City Indiana opened for the annual assembly running to August 24 with high attendance and extensive cottage and hotel use. About $90,000 was spent on cottage improvements. Knilopp sanatorium buildings near completion. a new launch City of Rome and several private launches now on the lake. The program includes Hobson day and many other special observances with speakers such as Gen. John C. Black and Alfred A. Wright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Rome City
Ind
Island Park
Knilopp Sanatorium
Rome
Hillsdale
Tichenor
Thomas Suleeba
H. J. Becker
E. F. Albertson
F. M. Stone
Frank C. Bruner
Jesse
Gilbert
George William Adams
Quincy Lee Morrow
Wallace Bruce
M. F. Stright
C. Marshall Lowe
G. W. EB. Hill
Ellsworth Plumstead
Marguerite Smith
Missane Norden
Frank P. Garrison
Louise Pinkley
Father Garrity Homecoming Priest Returns From Rome
The Rev. William Garrity, son of Mrs. Garrity of 319 West South Street, arrives in the city after six years in Rome where he was ordained. He attended St. John's Boys' School here twelve years ago and will celebrate his first mass at St. John's next Sunday at 8:30. His travels included Venice, Florence, Vienna, Paris, London, Dublin, and Cork while he studied and visited. He spoke of the coronation delays in London and recalled seeing Buckingham Palace crowds and the destitute served by the British army. He thanked friends for gifts like a gold chalice and a silk beretta from local supporters. His sister Anna Garrity and notable Catholic circles welcomed him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Garrity
Rome
Father Garrity
St. John's Boys' School
Venice
Florence
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Paris
London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Dublin
Cork
Indiana
Rhynland
Atlantic
Philadelphia
New York
Francis H. Gavish
St. John's Church
St. John’s School
John Shea
West South Street
Misa Ella O'Connor
St. Mary's Academy
East Maryland Street
St. Meinrad’s College
Jasper
Ind
St. Mary's
Kan
Mount St. Mary's
Cincinati
Chatard
Pope Leo XIII
Holy Father
Lateran Basilica
Cardinal Respighi
St. Ignatius
Church of
Gesu
Kodak
Europe
Grand Tower
Campanile
McKinley
St. John’s Church
Death by Own Action Frustrated Inmate Case
Blanche Gray, an inmate of Fannie Wiley's resort on South Senate avenue, attempted suicide by taking ten cents worth of laudanum yesterday afternoon in a saloon. The act was frustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gray
Fannie Wiley’s
Senate Avenue
Tragic Poisoning Attempt Near West Washington Street
A woman who drank heavily with a young man on West Washington Street and went to a resort, then took poison, was rushed to City Hospital. Doctors initially feared for her life, but late reports said she was expected to recover after treatment by Dr. Kiser and hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
City
City Hospital
Pup Dogs Free Public Documents Mix Up at GOP HQ
A stenographer at the Republican state committee in Indiana mistook a label on franked literature for free pups. The label read Pup Dogs Free James P Goodrich, but the intended line was Public Documents Free. The mix caused a brief moment of amusement and puzzled the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald C. Millikan
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Committee
Majestic
National Congressional Committee
Indiana State Committee
Goodrich
Beng
Tee
Millikan
Mick
Kan
Chairman Goodrich
Ilikan
Congressional Committee
Meridian Street Property Sold to Harry R Bliss
Chauncey M Clark sold his residence at 2 North Meridian Street to Harry R Bliss for 15000 dollars. The lot fronts 40 feet on Meridian and extends about 1 foot deep. The sale was recorded with Alien Dale as the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Clark
North Meridian Street
Harry R. Bliss
Aut
Mr. Clark
Meridian Street
Meridian
Alien Dale
Lawn Fete Postponed To This Evening At Dr Runneia Grounds
The Plymouth Neighborhood House lawn fete was postponed from last night to this evening. The event will run on the grounds of Dr Runneia at 100 North Meridian Street with the previously announced programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Dr. Runneia
North Meridian Street
Memorial for Mrs McKinley by Baltimore Merchants Assn
The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Baltimore prepared a handsome memorial for Mrs McKinley in gratitude for President McKinley's death. The engrossed resolutions are bound in black leather with an anal form and a 10% inch wear by MW long, lined with heavy silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
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Elks’ Organization
Chancellor Hickman
M. C. Garber
Madison
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B. A. Brown
BK. Barnes
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Lioif
Goblins
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Island Park Assembly
Casper
Mycienic Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
St. John’s Boys’ School
Fulton
Heinz
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Swift's Pride
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John Young
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