Social life features and reader notices from Indianapolis columns
Long list of society notices and garden events from Indianapolis area. Mentions Miss Georgie Trueblood returning from Great Falls, many couples vacationing at Lake Maxinkuckee and Lake Wawasee, dances and lawn fetes at Broad Ripple and Meridian Street houses, and numerous visits and travels among local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Trueblood
Great Falls
Mont
Frederick Baggs
Lake Maxinkuckee
D. M. Vandawalker
Nora Taggart
French Lick Springs
H. B. Heywood
Marie Talkenberg
Columbus
George R. Ellis
Charles Tatentler
Lake Wawasee
Arthur G. Brown
South Haven
Mich
William
Bobbs
Fuller
New
Food Cure Promoted For Health Regain
A historical notice extols a daily breakfast of Grape-Nuts with cream fruit Wheat bread and Postum Coffee, followed by one large midday meal of red meat potatoes and another vegetable. The text urges this regimen for fifteen to twenty days to rebuild the body and replace worn tissues.
Engagement Announced for Miss Mabel Goshorn and Mr John Chenoweth
Miss Mabel Goshorn of Charleston West Virginia and Mr John Chenoweth of this city announce their engagement the wedding to take place early in January Miss Goshorn is visiting Mr and Mrs Chenoweth at Pressly farm Mr Willbrandt will also arrive today and Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Racey hosted a tallyhotty with supper at Allisonville for visitors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tousey
Harriet Eltel
Boston
Louisa McCabe
Carlotta
Dayton
Frederic W. Alexander
Dag
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Ed Sanders
Muncie
Ae R F. Lennox
North Capitol
Horace T. McKay
Annie Gleason
Michigan City
Chicago
Cecile
Mary Clune
John Walsh
Detroit
William Elvin
Northport
Mich
J. H. Chamberlain
Montana
Robinson McClellan Case
Fort Madison
F. J. Bagley
Grace
Ralph Pendleton
Asbury Park
Hugo O. Puntzer
Famiy
Germany
Rhodes
New York
Atlantic City
Harry &. Drew
Virla Whitney
Athens
Ind
Hannah M. Delaney
E. Zoller
Cent Avenue
Jane Adger
Freeport
Natalie Dalon Park Avenue
William L. Horne
Bedford
P. Scherer
Youg
Scherer
John B. Elam
Maxinkuckee
Edward H. Neumeyer
Weiss
Walloon Lake
Halcyon Wellspeak A. ‘Sie
A. Threlkeld
Harrodsburg
Robert W. Furnas
W. B. Allison
Pine Lake Ind
John Harrison
Misser Kidder
Chaplain Lake
John
Spann
Henry
Hanckel
East Hampton
L. J
E. K. Chapman and Son
A. M. Hawkins
Mackinac
Robert G. Caylor
Pacific Coast
Lucius B. Swift
Alice Lyon
Kenny Pee
Swift
the Independent Order of Forresters
T. B. Alley
H. M. Gilchrist
J. T. McShane
Thousand Islands
John M. Shaw
Baby
Mackinac Island
Haw
Leopold Breckhardt
Cincinnati
W. M. Boaz
North Newhere Street
Denver
Boaz
Herbert M. Foltz
Millersville
Miss Lyon
Lucius B
A. M. Alexander
A. P. Flerron
Calvin Ewi
Kate Uhl Roth
William McCheasney
William
Mary Winter
Eleanor
Ruth Carey
Henderson
Columbus
Miss Weaver
Robert Anderson
Senet
Ephen Ailing
R. F. Lennox
North Capitol Avenue
Edward Sauders
Lennox
EB. &. Tibbett
E. G. Smith
Atantic City
Tibbott
Philadelphia
C. Behymer
Fine Shideler
Irvington
Fletcher M. Noe
Noe
Daisy Rankin
John M. Judah
Europ Trip and Are With Mrs. Judah's and Mra P. H. Jameson
Oadwa
Brandon
Jameson
Agnes Adams
Col
D. M. Eliott
Talbou Avenue
Cr Cago University
Henry DD
Eloise Lyman
Natalie Dalton
Virginia Shaw
Margaret Lockwear Wall
Will Hall
Addison Nordyke
Douglas Pierce
Air
Robert Griffith
German House Ladies’ Society
Charles Rusch
George N. Mennfeld
George Vounexut
Wiliam McCurdy
Villaurk
Joseph Gasper
Reinhold Miller, Jr
Martha Janke
Ella Smith
Emma Mane
L. A Kinsey
Emil Wilbrandt
Tittle Daughter
St Louis
Beingot
Curtis
Hamilton
Willbrandt
Palma the Cuban Leader Likely Cuba's First President
General Tomas Estrada Palma, long based in New York, led Cuban forces in the ten years war, directed key diplomacy with the United States during the Spanish American War, and earned wide respect for his unselfish service. He refused to avenge his mother’s death at Spanish hands, choosing country over retribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Tribune
General Palma
New York
Cuba
New York City
Spain
Palma
United States
Ben Franklin
Spanien
Mrs. Palma
Oil as fuel gains ground in San Francisco and state
The San Francisco Chronicle notes increasing use of oil as fuel in the city and state. An oil powered plant at the Chronicle reduced coal smoke, inspiring others to adopt oil power with cheaper energy, suggesting tank storage and coordinated industry oversight to prevent wildcat schemes and maintain consumer confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Avsanetati
California
Philosophy of Fishing Fun as explained by Cousin Jo
The Inlander piece sketches Cousin Jo describing fishing as a matter of focus and fate. He and Pauli leave the river after a day with no catch, noting that the enjoyment lies in the effort and the moment, not the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauli
Ae Reenne
Pequot
Dwight
Hidden Good of Fishing and a Festive Pantry Door
A rustic meditation on fishing the unknown as a treasure cave of a kitchen. The scene shifts from water’s unpredictability to a cellar of jars and preserves, where shelves groan with fruit, pickles, casks, and rich delicacies. A metaphor links the unseen depths of fishing to life’s feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
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Montreal Daily Star
San Francisco Post
Arizona
Ives
Mackintosh
Bob
Baltimore News
Elizabeth
Mfe
Mary Anne
Notance
America
Nature
Tomas Estrada Palma
Philosophy of
Wasson
Bbc
Nice
Dresden
Batiste
Lawn and Batiste
H. P. Wasson & CO
Linen Specials
Linen Department
Simpson's
C. R. Bailey
China
Japan
aRranean
J. A. Pozeoul Co
Bt. Louis, Mo
Capital City
Indianapolis Paint and Color CO
Massachusetts Ave
Warington New Poone
Homer W. Place
Indianapolis
Ajust
Chatelain
IPP Brothers CO
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