New Season Theatre Shifts and Financial Woes
Marie Dressler hires George YV Hobart to write a new comedy, Ezra Kendall to be replaced by George Fuller Golden after resigning from the Scriber show. Frank Pixley and Gustave Luders announce permanent move to New York. The Belle of New York troupe faces financial difficulties, seeking funds for return passage. Eleanor Robson sails to England for the summer, while Lettice Fairfax and Ethel Knight Morrison are secured as leading ladies for Mansfield's next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dressler
George YV
Hobart
Ezra Kendall
George Fuller Golden
Kendall
Frank Pixley
Gustave Luders
Burgomaster
King Dodo
New York
Belle of
Germany
George W. Lederer
America
Budapesth
Vienna
Lettice Fairfax
Missionary Alliance Session Highlights Nyack Institute
Last night the Christian and Missionary Alliance convention at Second Presbyterian Church featured brief talks by Nyack New York Missionary Institute members. Rev Dr Funk opened with work reports, followed by Miss Eldridge and Rev Mr Sayres, each delivering similar accounts. today at 9 a.m. Dr McKnight of Kalama or Mich will speak on planned topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
Second Presbyterian Church
Missionary Institute
Nyack
N. Y
Funk
Miss Eldridge
Sayres
Dr McKnight
Kalamarce, Mich
City's Richest Woman Ida Osgood Weds Clarence Stanley in Chicago
An Associated Press report from Chicago describes the wedding of Ida M. Osgood, daughter of the late Mason J. Osgood, to Clarence Stanley of Indianapolis. The ceremony at Mrs. B. F. Tilden’s home on Kimbark avenue was private, with few relatives present. The bride inherits about 500000 dollars. the couple plan a three week tour of the North and East before settling in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mason J. Osgood
Ida M. Osgood
Clarence Stanley
B. F. Tilden
Kimbark Avenue
Michigan
Tilden
Spencer, Tilden
Juliet Breitung
J. A. Randthaler
Fullerton-avenue Presbyterian Church
North
Meridian Street
City
George Adams
Webster Hunt
Alice Ashby
Mary Hicks
Edith Beck
Lulu Sehenck
George W. Stanley
E. N. Breitung
Marquette, Mich
Harmon—Foltz
Mayme Foltz
A. Foltz
Thomas Harmon
Assumption Church
Joseph Weber
Elizabeth Harmon
Amelia Yorger
Cumberland
Benjamin Foltz
Joseph Wagner
Miss Harmon
Miss Yorger
South Reisner Street
Anderson
Frank Foltz
Tennessee
Benita—Howard
Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
William Logan Benita
University of Notre Dame
Eleanor Matilda Howard
T. E. Howard
Church of the Sacred Heart
Andrew Morrissey
Notre Dame University
James French
Martin J. Ragan
Notre Dame
William C. Kegler
Bellevue
Genevieve Howard
Austin O'Malley
Philadelphia
Francis T. Ackerman
Lafayette
Louieville
Pittsburg
Benitz
Cornell University
Williamson—Coffin
Indianspolls Journal
Richmond
Alice Ross
Andrew W. Wil Hamson
Cincinnati
Peck, Williamson & Co
Bessie Coffin
Lineal Society
Musical Vireles
Ross W. Wicks
the Reformed Church
Dayton
Ted
Golden Gate
Williamson
Alms Hotel
Walnut Hills
W. C. Williamson
George Peck
R. E. Peck and Son
H. J. Buntin
H. T. Loomis
Leyton
Disney
L. T. Hammond
Ross F. Wicks
P. W. Williamson
Lucy Coffin
Charles Nixon
Percival Coffin
W. H. Snider
Mise Nelson
Keller
Marie Foreman
J. T. Tomlinson
Logansport
Barnard
Covington
Robbins
Detroit
Majott
Margueritta E. Unison
Thomas K. Mahoney
St. Lawrence Church
Father Schmidt
Father Cice
Hartford City
Father Paquet
Julia Sullivan
Florence Casey
Sidney, C
Mayme Ryan
Ella Kelley
Muncie
Thomas Hanley
Cornelius Mahoney
Edward Batley
Terre Haute
Edward Manok
John Unison
Joseph Snider
Sullivan
Paris
Josiah T. White
Timothy Nicholson
David F. White
Frank Stephen
Maude Toms
Mabel Bowen
Lynn
May Easum
Louisville
Ethel Grimes
Toronto
Chalmers Newson
New Albany
Mary A. White
John Hatfield
Isaac M. Hughes
Harry Estelle
8. T. Hunter
Dayton, C
C. P. Colburn
Arthur Dill
Ceseniee
Westcott Hotel
Keiser—Mcculloch
Sarah Reber McCulloch
Clarence Blossom Keiser
Grace Episcopal Church
H. M. Denslow
Keiser
George F. McCulloch
Martha McCulloch
Helen Smith
Clarence Carson
Will Brotherton
W. A. Over
Edwin Ball
A. W. Ae
George Keiser
Milwanee
Schwetzor
Southern Railway
Holliday—Cronks
Brazil
Albert Holliday
E. 8. Holliday
Stella Cronks
Joseph E. Cronks
Washington Street
Bentley
Methodist Church
Holliday
Bowers—Krush
Lena Krush
William Krush
Elmer Bowers
Tremmel
Bowers
Bloomingdale
Mell Newlin
Harlan B. Newlin
James BE. Elder
Friends’ Church
Church receptions and social teas fill Springs events
The Broadway M E Church circle No 1 hosts a two to eleven o clock reception at 2406 College avenue with invitations to congregation members and friends. Other gatherings include lawn events on Mrs W T Browns lawn, a china wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J W Rhodehamel with the Maennercher and Pickaninny Bowling Clubs, and a June tea for Mrs Edwin L Mercer honoring Mrs Robison of Havana Cuba. Flowers include roses and peonies throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Elliott
Lillian Argue
Anna Storms
Clara Sissoff
Lou Rubusa
Anna Tingle
Mendelssohn
Cavalleria Rusticana
Masson
Acton
George W. Reichard
Frank Reichard
Danville
Ind
C. W. Hudson
Portland, Ore
George Doering
Mary Masson
Cincinnati
William Peden
Ida Peden
St. Louis
Peter F. Balz
C. H. Adam
Julius Frick
Warren Damon Oakes
the Colonial
D. M. Parry
C. W. Oakes
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Cora Griffith
Edwin A. Hendrickson
A. M. de Souchet
Lilian Griffith
Gunsaulus
Chicago
Katharine Smiley
Statistics of Interest in Indianapolis and Similar Cities
Indianapolis leads in per capita taxes and education spending among Providence Kansas City and St Paul. Bonded debt and debt redemption are lighter here, while police and health spending and arrests show a mixed picture with Indianapolis advancing in several measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
R. D. Machan
Machan
Indiana
Hugo 8. Grosser
Municipal Bureau of Statistics of
Providence
Kansas City
St. Paul
St Paul
Mr. Machan
Ndianapolis
Grosser
Tndienapolis
PFI
Kansas
Baulais Tory
Tevidence
Sanapolis
T. Paul
Providence Poe
Lhcen
Ecovidence
End of School Year Brings Vacations and Gregg Scholarships
The Indianapolis article notes fourteen weeks of summer break for students and teachers, with five teachers planning a European trip. Gregg scholarships fund six week summer study at institutions like Chicago University Harvard and Columbia, aiding teachers to advance in education while remaining funded by the Gregg fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Myrtle Sloan
Mary Ryker
Bertha Fletcher
Alice Crowell
Flora Love
Shortridge
National Teachers’ Association
Detroit
Calvin I. Kendall
England
Holland
Paris
Kendall
France
Miss Cropsey
Gregg
George Merritt
George W. Sloan
Miss Nicholson
Normal School
Chicago University
Rachel Sheridan
Elizabeth O'Mara
Eleanor Adams
Harvard
Jennie Edgeworth
Kate Mason
Caroline Ashbrook
Mary Coller
Columbia
Edwin F. Stokes
Caroline Townsend
Indianapolis
Cornell
New York
Blake
Brockhausen
Germany
Mary Share
Goss
Purdue
Manual Training High School
No. 4
Schools To Hold Special Exercises Tomorrow At Riverside Park
In most schools special exercises are planned for tomorrow with some already held yesterday or today. School No 4 pupils totaling four hundred will gather tomorrow afternoon at Riverside Park for a river ride together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Fairview Park to glow with new colored lights design
Fairview Park will host a Sunday night lighting display using colored lights arranged in various figures. Hugh J. McGowan said workers will start Thursday to illuminate the park for the first time, with a battleship reproduction and a large loving cup among the designs. A note describes bright flower bed outlines and a welcoming entrance. The event follows the day’s crowd at the park to see white horses diving from a high platform, though weather threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Fairyland
Hugh J. McGowan
Memorial Service for Joseph R. Gordon W R C
Memorial services were held last night at Odd Fellows Hall on Virginia Avenue for Joseph R. Gordon W R C. The principal event was Samantha West Miller reading a memorial to Foster known as Grand Foster, who died January 6, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Gordon W. R. C
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Virginia Avenue
Samantha West Miller
Say Foster
Foster
Interurban Franchise Debate Placed On Board Agenda
The Board of Works heard Union Traction and Greenfield interurban lines push for a city franchise with five cent intra city fares and two cent per trip assessments. The panel postponed decision to tomorrow at 2 PM as merchants and rail officials weighed amendments and inbound outbound fare concerns. The Merchants and police topics followed, opposing a Washington street vehicle stand rule while approving separate track clearance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Greenfield
Greenwood
Board of Works
McCulloch
Martinsville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Z. J. McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Couny
Indianapolis, Morristown
Rushville Traction Company
Indianapolis
Edward W. Little
Merchant Police Company Seeks Private Call Boxes in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company filed with the Board of Safety seeking approval to install police call boxes and services for private patrons. Led by C. C. Hatfield, president of the Indianapolis District Telegraph Company, plans include wiring access to headquarters at set intervals. The city attorney advised the Board that it lacks power to approve plans tied to construction and the Works Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Jasper Clary
Merchants’ Organization
Rn Ling
Soferror
O. Bacon
Alto
Capt
H. P. Thomas
Christian Cook
Tom Moore
John Eliett
Thomas Kingsbury
Samuel McClure
Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company
C. C. Hatfield
Indianapolis District Telegraph Company
District Telegraph Company
Boars
Bids Opened Twice on New York Street Pavement Contract
The Board of Works reopened bids for a wooden block pavement with curb and gutter on New York Street from Noble to the Big Four tracks. Previous bids were rejected as too high at $6.27. J Harry Roberts, previously the lowest bidder, offered $5.11, but the contract awaits city engineer review of bidders claims that certain work peculiarities remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
New York Street
Noble Street
J. Harry Roberts
Board of Works Routine Contracts Awarded
Contracts awarded to Rogers & Dunlop for cement walks from Twelfth street to Ni avenue at five cents per lineal foot and to Francis M Lackey for gravel roadway walks on Nevada street from Tileide ave to second alley east. Final notes include awards, deferrals, and condemnations among city works and property actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Dunlop
Twelfth Street
Ni Avenue
Francis M. Lackey
O— Lineal Foot
Nevada Street
Tileide Avenue
Second Alley
New York Street
Noble Street
Gale Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Belt Road
Glen Drive
Twenty-eight Street
Daniel Foley
Tenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Woest Street
Fourteenth Street
Holton Pines
If Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Vermont Street
East North Street
Plans Not Yet Selected by Church Committee
The building committee of the First Presbyterian Church met yesterday at the Trion Trust Company's office to discuss plans for the new edifice. About twenty plans have been submitted, but the committee has not chosen an architect or any set of plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Trion Trust Company
Dscuss
Comail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butterick Patt
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Paul H. Krauss
E. Washington ST
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Marott
East
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Eleanor Robson
Otis Skinner
Sarah Cowell Lern
Miss Robson
Missionary Alliance Meetings
Miss Idan M osGcoon
Elwood
Vera Koehring
Ruth McCollum
Paul Koehring
Marone
McFarland
Edna Orppenger
Effie Hanes
Versailles
C. W. Haselmner
Price
Buffalo
Reineking—Crane
Edward Reineking
Minn
Louise B. Crane
John FE. Crane
J. W
Emma Grabs
Debonair Club
Broad Ripple
Max Leckner
John W. Kern
Virginian
Henry D. Pierce
Theresa Pierce
James Macfarlane
Edward F. Hodges
N. A. Hyde
Josephine Hyde
Vermont
Hannah Erwin
Daniel P. Erwin
Flower Mission
Ooclock
Pyeuth Church
James W. Graham
Lees Graham
Eueste Messo
Burroughs
Greig
Perrott
Council Committee On Public Safety and Comfort
Delaware Street
Bliss, Swain & Co
Black's
Merchant Police Company
Market Street
Highland Avenue
Orientel Street
Arrow Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Valley Avenue
Blackford Street
Chesapeake Street
Big Four
Ohio Street
Lons Street
East Street
New Street
Land Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Joseph F
Amada E. Flack
Laura Street
Tron
Illnois Street
Johnson
Yeaters Day
Michael Toomey