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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1903

Page

4

California’s Librarian Seeks Indiana News Indexing Method

State Librarian Gillis of California visited Indiana to study its newspaper indexing. He observed that California uses a statewide system where most articles are indexed, excluding ads and court records, and noted Massachusetts, California, and Indiana as three states using a common approach.

Gillis California Indiana Henry Massachusetts Indianabrary

Ruth Hanna Weds Joseph Medill McCormick in Cleveland

Miss Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medill McCormick of Chicago wed at St. Paul’s Church in high noon ceremonies. President Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt attended. decorations featured white peonies and Deutzia. The couple to honeymoon at Monticello before returning to Chicago. the groom is editor of the Chicago Tribune and son of Ambassador McCormick.

Cleveland Ruth Hanna Joseph Medill McCormick Chicago St. Paul's Church Roosevelt Mrs. Hanna Alice Roosevelt Howard M. Hanna Joseph M. Patterson Robert Allerton J. W. Beck Ernest Minor Cincinnati James Barney New York William Williams Philadelphia Malcolm McBride Florence Cobb Mary Hopkins Washington Claire Hanna Adelaide Hamilton Virginia Johnston Pittsburg Frances Lewis Portland Ore Laura McGinley Eleanor Patterson Lucia McCurdy Rutherford McCormick W. A. Leonard Billings Groton Mass George H. McBrew W. H. Jones Oun Seabury Glenmere Payne Miss Jones Corbin Kane Beveridge and Hale Wetmore Aldrich Treasey Shaw John D. Rockeeller Miss Roosevelt President Roosevelt Ambassador McCormick Joseph Medill Chicago Tribune Cowles Loeb Pennsylvania Railroad Hanna West

Eugene Cowles Coming to Fair Bank Next Week

Famous bass singer Eugene Cowles will headline the Fair Bank concert season next week partnered with Ostendorf's Concert Band. He will perform daily with a matinee Saturday, featuring new bass pieces and favorites, while the band backs the numbers and offers evening programs throughout the week.

Fair Bank Eugene Cowles Ostendorf Mr. Cowles Mr. Cowies

Church Officers Banquet At Commercial Club

Officers of the Christian Church of Indianapolis and their wives attended a banquet at the Commercial Club. Hosted by the Christian Church Union the event featured talks on the union's work to unite and strengthen churches and a quartet from the Third Christian Church performed. Indianapolis day will be observed next Sunday with collections for union efforts.

Indiana Commission Stone Belt Lawrence Monroe McDoel Monon Railroad W. W. Wicks Bloomington Indianapolis French Lick Monroe County Christian Church Commercial Club Christian Church Union Union T. B. Laycock Howard Cale Clark Central Christian Church Dr. Hunter North Park E. C. Clifford Fourth Christian Church Third Christian Church

Home dressmaking hints by May Manton

Triple skirts are in vogue and very graceful when worn by women suited to them. The model shown uses chiffon veiling in cream white with antique lace trimming and is adaptable to the season’s materials. The skirt features a five gore foundation and an upper portion design.

May Manton George C. Pearson Smith West California Susan Stewart William D. Kerfoot Chicago Carleton B. McCulloch Miss Stewart Churchill Lilly-Russell New York Emma Lilly Mount Clemens Mich Horace Starr Richmond Marie Starr W. C. Thompson Maxinkuckee Oscar Maurer Mayme Gertrude Smith James McKernan Miss Smith William Smith Harry Dickhut Terre Haute Herbert Dahlen Charlotte Dahlen Margaret Shover Kate Braman Leonora Ensey Ada Seidel Frank Reynolis John ©. Perrin Clarence Winter Mary Fletcher Lafayette Page Emma Atkins Katherine Winter Jeannette Orlepp Terence Holliday Miss Ensey O. Bancroft Ensey Mabel Norris Leona Rudy Stella Vondersaar Bess Noble Goshen Bess Brown Clara Anderson Sarah Foster E. Z. Hanley Plainfield N. J Horace J. Eddy Shepard William H. Dillman George W. Bliss Frank Wild Robert E. Springsteen W. J. Forrey Cedar Rapids Charles A. Hansen Karl Krauss Karl Willsie Orison Hayes Alfred Barnes David Smith Ralph Helm Ida Turrell Elizabeth Lewis Marie Katzenbach Myrtle Harvie Helene Morey Louise Lilly Eleanor Jones Lois Trindele Miss Russell George Reeves Joshua Stansfield Russell North Illinois Street Charles Lilly Grace Riebel Blanche Carroll Susan Lilly Conway Lilly Ethel Harvie Elizabeth Eddy Washington Samuel Burdette Margaret Kurtin W. R. Eddy Eddy Washington, D. C O. C. Russell Kurtin George Lilly Ella Marie Lilly Mary Lilly Anderson Theodore P. Haughey Herbert Philip Dahlen Ida Siedel Ida May Manley Bloomington George Newton Cincinnati Lilly

Pattern for skirt with flounces and habit back

Instructions describe a skirt pattern with three outer portions and a fitted foundation. The medium size requires 27 inches wide fabric 7% yards 22 inches wide or 6 yards 44 inches wide, with 5% yards 21 or 5 yards 36 inches wide for foundation. Pattern 4435 covers waist sizes 22 to 30 inches. Pattern coupon offers 10 cents and return of a pattern with name, address, and size request to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis.

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Garden fete highlights social season in Indianapolis

A lavish garden fete hosted by the Caroline Scott Harrison and General Arthur St. Clair chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution transformed a sunny Indianapolis yard into a festival of vaudeville acts, lemonade stands, and dancing. Notables and families, including regent Mrs. William H. Coleman and numerous local ladies, gathered for afternoon entertainment and an evening ball to raise funds for Continental Hall in Washington.

Indianapolis Caroline Scott Harrison Arthur St. Clair Daughters of the American Revolution William H. Coleman Nellie Colfax Smith Merle Bennett Edna Houck Elizabeth Thompson Clara Ziegler Rachel Herrick Edmund Littell Noald Pickett John T. Brush Battery KB Ethel Sellers Ida Virginia Smith Morris Hamilton Thomas Bard Arnold Ida Smith Nelson A. Gladding Charles Richard Williams Julia Sharpe Eva Wilson Smith Susan Thompson Emma Atkins Samuel E. Morss Josephine Morss Mabel Talbott Arthur Deuel Gates Charles N. Williams Ola Smith Eleanor Doll Lafayette Frank Athon Morrison Fannie Wood Morrison Charles Wood Louise Rankin General St. Clair Suemma Varen- Coleman Greer Pittsburg James M. Winters Winchester Caleb Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Washington Thomas A. Hendricks Ohio Jeannette Herron Lake Maxinkuckee Elizabeth Wishard Florida Beeckman Robert and Victor Louisville David W. Coffin Kentucky Arthur Bradford Grover Cleveland Brandt Steele Hermitage Brookville Albert Lieber Gustav A. Pfeiffer Kate Canady Anderson J. W. Scott Peru Walter Scott Ryan H.S. Keeney Illinois St. Mary's of the Woods Club Conlon Temple Avenue Alice Somerville Rome N. Y Clarence Zener Edward Mayo Cornell Chicago Suemma Vajen-Coleman Amanda Greer Joseph C. Schaf Maus New York John F. Wild W. J. Forrey Cedar Rapids Bess Noble Oxford Goshen George T. Porter Clarksburg W. Va Bertha Fletcher Franklin Tudor Hall Isabel Somerville Flora Ketcham Robinwood Mary Nobile W. A. Bell Charles A. Garrard George Longnecker Genevieve Scovel Evansville William Niles Wishard Elizabeth Eddy Lilly-Russell Susan Lilly Washington, D. C Ernest Lawrence Abbett Acata Dorothy Rosamund Charlies H. ‘Abbett Mr. Kett California Bir J. J. Blackledge H. J. Blackledge J. W. Forkner J. M. Blackledge William Blackledge George Wheelock John Blackledge E. H. Smith B. F. Allen Philadelphia Miss Reynolds Terre Haute Jones Thorles Paoli Millington Belle Cox Edith Brown Opal Browning Myra Sherburne Knightstown Charles Trather Ferguson St. Louis Howard White Hannah Cox Muncie Anne Heaton Jeffersonville Hamilton Avenue Pfafflin Kielhalz Marie Kielholz Eugene Pfafflin E. G. Risk Lexington Avenue Peter Seuel Howell Risk Mendelssohn John Ruder Sandusky, O Mias Julia Kielholz Fletcher Avenue Richmond Indianapolis Journal Ind Harry Nye Nellie Pogue A. L. Pogue George H. Hill Methodist Church City Bessis Bousley Mary Smith New Castle George Spencer Charles Heller Mark Bates Ralph Polk Clarence Smith J. Edwin Weller Grace Dilks George R. Dilks Elizabeth 8. White New Paris C. L. Wayne Jessie Trindle Ethel Edith Chandlee Henry Ray Longanecker Edna Luring A. 8. Luring Goldsmith, Ind M. E. Nethercut First Methodist Church Dove—Landes Greencastle College Avenue Methodist Church Nellie Landes Lillie Landes Samuel E. Dove Kendallville J. 8. Hoagland 8. B. Towne Hallie Landes James Dove Columbus Alice Waldo Florence Dice Crawfordsville Esther Bechtel Sara Darby Otterbein Ethel Halstead Brazil Helen Jones Ray Hawthorne Wingate Lee Hawthorne O'Dell Charles Levings Paris Ill Robert Kimberlin Murray Dalman Fort Wayne Ford Holmes Portland Maid of Honor de Pauw University Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Delta Theta Campbell—Heaton Charles Kennard Alice Carey Heaton Dorothy Heaton B. B. Campbell J. Tom Campbell Mise Adah Parts John Eck

Lingerie fashions and wedding notices in brief

A Philadelphia Telegraph item highlights marked down cottons for negligees with dotted Swiss and lawn fabrics, trims in embroidery and lace, crepe lingerie in kimono style, and various decorative stitches. Atchison Globe quotes a prospective bride detailing a lavish wedding notice with extensive dress histories and groom’s modest prospects.

Philadelphia Telegraph Atchison New York Socrates Literary Brine

Savage remark from East Coast girl in Philadelphia vent

A fragment from the Philadelphia Record reveals a Western girl warning she might act savagely if she stays east too long. The dialogue mentions stockings and displays, with snatches of speech about possessions and exhibition. The piece reads like a street conversation filled with sarcasm and social tension.

Philadelphia

Wichita man endures public scrutiny in local case

A Wichita man faces scrutiny amid a local court matter described as a masculine humiliation incident. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the report notes social tension and official involvement in the case.

Kansas City Journal Wichita

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