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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1903

Page

4

Milwaukee couple hosts North Senate nuptial notices

Mr and Mrs Ned Nelson of Milwaukee visit Miss Daisy Reagan at 1708 North Senate. Dr C R Schaefer sails to Europe June 15 for three months. Miss Centennial May Reagan wed Mr George Arthur Billings tomorrow night at 1109 North Senate. Leora Barrett to wed Frederick Eugene Barrett on June 14 at Central Avenue M F Church with lavish reception at 220 Talbott. Attendants include Lenna Woods as maid of honor and bridesmaids Grace Peters Edith Crouch Katherine Patterfs. Best man Simon Gidden and ushers Theodore Vonne gut Omer Jackson Elmer Scott Leo Barrett Ralph Easterday Charles Pettyjohn. Bride accompanied by elder brother Ralph S Barrett.

Ned Nelson Milwaukee Daisy Reagan Nort Senate Avenue C. R. Schaefer New York Europe Leora Frederick Eugene Barrett Central Avenue M. F Talbott Avenue Lenna Woods Louisville Alice Heaton Grace Peters Edith Crouch Katherine Patterfs Simon Gidden Lewisville Ind Theodore Vonnegut Omer Jackson Elmer Scott Leo Barrett Ralph Easterday Charles Pettyjohn Ralph Barrett Shoals

The Man I Want to Marry And A Hundred Opinions

A June New York Evening Sun page surveys what American girls seek in a husband. The piece notes that not one man suits all, presenting varied desires from language, pride in a partner, and personal ideals. Several rejected quotes illustrate diversity and conflict in expectations.

New York Evening Sun

Capable Women Wanted in Household Work

A Philadelphia Ledger writer notes opportunities for women specialists in housewifery. Many housekeepers need help with tasks like window cleaning, scrubbing, ironing, or washing. Advocates regular daily or thrice daily visiting cooks to ease the servant problem and calls for systematizing duties across departments.

Philadephia Ledger Philadelphia Ledger

Modes and mourning mark the season in New York

The New York Commercial Advertiser notes a fashion feature where bright scarlet dominates millinery and leather goods while somber black and gun metal gray tones prevail. Jet black beads and black trimmed outfits are in vogue, with many wearing black and white ensembles resembling court mourning due to the White House absence of the President.

New York White House

New York Evening Post on Reducing Bric-a-brac at Home

The article argues for a higher standard of rational living by removing household bric-a-brac. Women banish useless ornaments, leaving vases for flowers and candlesticks for candy. Little porcelain statues and carved boxes are sent to lumber rooms or rummage sales, a course not recommended.

New York Evening Post Ruskin

Accident in San Jose Kills Deputy Assessor and Injures Several

In San Jose on June 7 Deputy Assessor Edwin E. Goodrich was killed in a severe accident on the Alum Book line. Alice Meyers and William Baker son of President Baker were probably fatally injured, with several others hurt as the incident disrupted the State Normal area.

San Jose Cal Edwin E. Goodrich Alice Meyers William Baker Baker State Normal

Dedication Service Opens New First Presbyterian Church

A large congregation gathered at the elegant First Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis to worship in the unfinished audience room, with Rev. M. L. Haines and Rev. William P. Kane delivering remarks. The address traced church beginnings in 1823 and stressed Christianity as a living experience built on transformation from Simon to Peter, not mere creeds or rituals.

First Presbyterian Church Delaware and Sixteenth Streets Fremont Swain Katherine Gibson Raymond Lynn Terence Holliday W. H. Donelly William P. Kane Wabash College Presbyterians New Purchase David C. Proctor Caleb Scudder University Square Simon Peter Christ

Love Feast Held At First Presbyterian Church

A love feast celebrated the occupation of the new First Presbyterian Church building. Rev M L Haines presided with speakers including Rev Owen Davies Odell Rev Robert Sagood Rev W P Kane and Rev Allan B Philpott. The event highlighted unity among city congregations and concluded with a mass gathering planned for Sunday night.

First Presbyterian Church M. L. Haines Robert S. Osgood Mayflower Congregational Church Raymond Lynn Haines Owen Davies Odell Second Presbyterian Robert Sagood First Presbyterian W. P. Kane Wabash College Dr. Haines Philpott

Festival for Orphans Fetes German Home Grounds

The fifteenth annual German Evangelical Lutheran Orphans Asylum festival drew thousands to the Lasalle and Washington lawns. Proceeds totaled about 1,000 with a 2,000 donation from Mrs. Piel in memory of treasurer William F. Piel, Sr. Rev. Brandt and Rev. Biedermann spoke. choirs performed.

Lasalle Washington Streets Indiana Ohio Ladies' Society F. Brandt Haughville John H. R. Biedermann Fort Wayne Trinity Church St. Paul Bible Society C. H. Hankemeyer Peter Seuel Board of

Sermon on Temptation at Meridian Street Church

Reverend Joshua Stansfield preached on The Temptation at Meridian Street Church, arguing the wilderness trials reveal Jesus human struggle. He detailed three temptations—physical appetite, worldly power, and spiritual pride—urging readers to resist practical ends that violate principle.

Meridian-street Church Joshua Stansfield Lord Emerson Jesus Jordan

Southern evangel meeting draws 1700 in city tent

Over seventeen hundred people attended the gospel meeting of the South Side Evangelical Union last night in the large tent at Linden and Prospect streets. It was the most successful meeting since services began over a week ago, after earlier bad weather hindered attendance.

South Side Evangelical Union Linden Prospect Streets Mim

Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton

Broad collars are becoming to most women and suit the dainty blouses in vogue. The pale blue louisine silk waist features ecru lace trimming and suits cotton, linen, silk, and wool fabrics. The design uses a fitted lining and can be adapted for washable fabrics.

May Manton

Fashion pattern description with cloaklike waist and puff sleeves

The pattern describes upper portions joined to a round yoke with a large flat collar cut in wedge shapes. A shield and stock attach to the waist beneath the collar and may be omitted for an open neck. Sleeves are tucked above the elbows into wrist cuffs. Material needs vary by size and width, with waist pattern 4439 offered in several bust measurements. PATTERN COUPON

Sermon on Profit and Loss Account at Tabernacle Church

The Rev. J. Cumming Smith preached on Decisive Sacrifice at the Tabernacle Presbyterian, arguing salvation cannot be bought with outward wealth or ease. He urged balanced duty and belief, noting Christ’s call to sacrifice is matched by a thousandfold spiritual gain for followers who endure with faith.

J. Cumming Smith Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Eleventh Meridian Streets Christ Jesus

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