Sousa's Band Signs Indiana Fair Week Contract
Sousa's manager Frank Christianer signed contracts with Secretary Downing for a four concert Indiana State fair week engagement in Indianapolis two on the fairgrounds and two at Tomlinson Hall. Sousa to be paid 1.50 for all four shows with no other Indiana appearances before this engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christianer
Sousa
Indianapolis
Re Board of Agriculture
Fairgrounds
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana
St. Petersburg
Russia
Liverpool
Downing
Carried Big Revolvers Detain Suspicious Characters in City
Police arrested Harry Savage and Lee Turner early yesterday on loitering and carrying concealed weapons charges. Savage bore a large revolver in a holster under his arm while Turner had a weapon in his pocket. Descriptions match suspects wanted for recent hold-ups. they will be held for investigation. Kruse & Deventer furnaces listed at 474 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Savage
Lee Turner
Askine and
Duncan
Savage
Turner
Personal and social notes of Indianapolis women
A lengthy society roundup lists Miss Flora Torrence in Ramona for a fortnight, many visits across Indiana and nearby states, and numerous social engagements. Names include Miss Lilian Taggart, Mrs. James B. Howard, Miss Nelle McIntosh, Miss Gertrude Schoen, Miss Mary Hord, Mrs. Charles C. Arbill, Miss Grace Riebel, and many others with travels to Richmond, Columbus, Terre Haute, Kokomo, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Torrence
Ramona
Lilian Taggart
Richmond
James B. Howard
Michigan
Nelle McIntosh
New Albany
Gertrude Schoen
Terre Haute
O. T. Schoen
Keramic Club
Fairview Park
Mary Hord
Columbus
Hamilton
Charles C. Arbill
Iowa
Grace Riebel
Connersville
Bess Bosler
John Newman Carey
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harrold Thompson
New York
Old Point Comfort
James E. McCullough
Texas
Webb Adams
George Rafert
Howard Welkle
Indiana University
J. H. Byers
Beatrice Byers
Ohio
Alexander Ernestinoff
St. Louis
Harry B. Smith
Mabel Bartol
Olive Fitch
Benjamin Harrison
Tuxedo Park
Florence Bennett Brooks
Cleveland
W. H. Bennett
Jennie Rafert
Maxinkuckee
Miss Steele
Edward Raub
South Bend
Bishop
James Marshall Francis
Madison
Mona Taggart
Rochester
Bernard Arthur Scofield
Brazil
Scofield
Charlotte Dahien
Ada Seidel
Eugene Fletcher
Anderson
William Fletcher
John T. Barnett
Irvington
Charlotte Dahlen
Margaret Shover
Frank Reynolds
Enid Morris
Lakin
McLaughlin
Fort Scott
Kaw
J. L. Mothershead
Cornell College
Leland
Goldin Gannon
Greensburg
Lillian Mitchell
Charlotte Rogers
Thomas Bard Arnold
Avondale
W. C. Buntin
Terre Heute
University of
Goshen
Edward Hereth
Laura Fitzgerald
Mise Secrist
Paces
St. Ry's of the Woods
N. K. Garhart
Whitten
Sioux City
Burlington
Shelbyville
Bertha de Prez
Emma Watson
Lucy Hardy
James Morrellis
Hugh Brown Cutter
Louisville
Robert Buxton
Chauncey Clark
Harris Montgomery
Clark
Theresa Voss Smith
James A. Mount
Miss Fitch
Indianapolis
Haven
North Illinois Street
B. F. Hetherington
Fahle
Julia G
Eaglesfield
Nodder
Kon
Carl Hetherington
Kentucky
Rena Tucker
Maine
Charles Herbert Woodbury
Ker
Rangeley Lakes
Scot Butler
Elizabeth Anne
J. Carlos Becker
Tolsday
Butler
Downey Avenue
Socon
Walter H. Fitch
McWhinney
Daniel O'Brien
Henry Warrum
Harriet Fitch
J. F. Welborne
Ethel Elizabeth Purdon
Sanford
Fla
D. H. Purdon
Judge
Welborne
Washington
New Jersey
Judge Welborne
Alice Welborne
Charles Holman-Black
Frank Holman
Paris
Mignon Palmer
Mme
Emma Nevada
Missimer
Liza Lehman
Miss Callender
Miss de Forrest
Jane
Mme. Nevada
Mme. Durkee
Miss Greble
Mr. Hardy-The
Leon Delafosse
Dr. Palmer
Prince Fabian Colonna
Comtesse de Trobiand
Duc de Pomar
The Brighton Dip on Broadway Sparks Fashion Trend
The New York Evening Post describes the Brighton dip a prevalent yet perilous walk used by young women on Broadway. With pushed chins, bent elbows, and forward-leaning trunks, the style demands practice and signals nervous strain as performers seek a gravity held pose. Originating in Brighton England, it may fade with summer across the Atlantic seaboard.
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New York Evening Post
Brighton
Broadway
England
Atlantic Seaboard
Young Bass Terence Holliday Shines At Propylaeum Recital
Terence Holliday, eighteen, recently arrived from Philadelphia, gave a polished recital at the Propylaeum in Indianapolis before about 200 society music lovers. He opened with German songs and English pieces, earning enthusiastic encores for each group. Accompanist Boone McKee and violinist Hugh McGibeny delivered masterful performances, while Mrs. McGibeny assisted. After the concert, dancing followed, with a long list of patronesses acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Holliday
Indianapolis
Propylaeum
Mr. Holliday
West
Holliday
Philadelphia
Tschaikowsky
Liebesglueck
Max Spicker
Schumann
Liza Lehmann
A. Mildenberg
Eliland
Alexander von Fielitz
Grenadiers
Boone McKee
Hugh McGibeny
Ernst
Brahms-Joachim
Edward L. McKee
Raymond P. van Camp
Hilton A. Brown
William E. Sharpe
Frank N. Lewis
Charles Martindale
William Scott
Arthur Deuel Gates
Frederick A. Joss
Herbert W. Foltz
Stuart Dean
Edgar H. Evans
James Floyd
George C. Patterson
Harold Oo. Smith
Clinton L. Hare
Edward M. Churchman
C. Vernon Griffith
Anna Jillson
Theresa Pierce
Hilda Fletcher
Lucy Taggart
Helen Rockwood
Muriel Hitt
Lucia Holliday
Lois Pratt
Ruth Wilson
Martha Carey
Ethel Farley
Ola Smith
Mary Wilson
Stella Adams
Clara Haweisen
Virginia Keep
Evadne Hayward
Elizabeth Peck
Katherine Ayres
Martha Foster
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Fancy boleros are in vogue and pair well with soft full blouses. The moss green velvet version features white piping and decorative stitching, suitable over a dotted white pongee blouse. Alternatives include strips of material or lace, with jackets in plain silk, brocade, lace, or linen, and a blouse with full fronts and back to form the waist.
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May Manton
4446 Blouse and Bolero pattern description and materials
Pattern 4446 describes a gathered blouse with collar and basque edge and a fitted bolero. It lists sleeve construction, material requirements for sizes 22 to 35, ribbon options, and coupon instructions for obtaining the pattern from Pattern Co.
Butler Klu Klux Parade Shatters Irvington Atmosphere
Butler students robed in sheets and gowns paraded the campus and streets in a nightshirt raid led by an Irvington band. Couples were swept back to dorms as music and chants filled the town and campus, followed by campus visits, speeches, and a program of dances and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Irvington
Charley Judkins
Klu Klux
Dominic
Klu Knux
Graduation Recitals At Metropolitan School Of Music
The Metropolitan School of Music hosts Friday graduation recitals. Rhea Ball Behymer contralto performs with Yulia Wilhite violin and Katherine Bauer and Ellis Levey. Programs feature Mendelssohn arias and chamber pieces, with duets and art songs. Also presented are recitals for Frank N. Taylor pupil of Edward Nell with Myrtle Anderson, and Henry M. Laut pupil of Edward Nell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan School of Music
Rhea Ball Behymer
Yulia Wilhite
Katherine Bauer
Ellis Levey
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Rosa
Thomas
Frank N. Taylor
Edward Nell
Myrtle Anderson
Henry M. Laut
Metropolitan School Ofusic
Maennerchor Society elects officers at annual meeting
At the Maennerchor annual meeting last night new officers were elected: President Louis Murr, Vice President F. J. Mack, Corresponding Secretary R. M. Mueller, Financial Secretary F. L. Reissner, Treasurer J. W. Rhodehamel, Librarian Julius Burkhart. House Committee members named were George A. Richard, Carl Mayer, William Kiemeyer, Fred Noelke, Henry Roebke, and George Amt. Amusement Committee members were P. H. Krauss, Charles H. Adam, Franz Haffersberger. Music Committee members were E Steinhilber, W. R. Jose, Adolph Ziegler. Trustees J. P. Frenzel, George Alig, Albert Lieber. Standard Bearer Fred Steinkuebler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor
Louis Murr
F. J. Mack
R. M. Mueller
F. L. Reissner
J. W. Rhodehamel
Julius Burkhart
House
George A. Richard
Carl Mayer
William Kiemeyer
Fred Noelke
Henry Roebke
George Amt
P. H. Krauss
Charles H. Adam
Franz Haffersberger
E. Steinhilber
W. R. Jose
Adolph Ziegler
J. P. Frenzel
George Alig
Albert Lieber
Fred Steinkuebler
Governor Durbin Returns From Washington Trip Today
Governor Durbin is expected home today from a short visit to Washington to confer with Department of Justice officials regarding his Jacksonville litigation. A poem fragment reflects on the universal call of home and the music of the spheres guiding beings back to their place, attributed to W. D. Nesbit via the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Washington
Department of Justice
Jacksonville
W. D. Nesbit
Chicago Tribune
Y M C A Annual Meeting Reports Flourishing Condition
The annual meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association was held at the building on North Illinois street. President John N. Carey presided as reports showed the association thriving with 1,049 new members, 864 in wage earners class, and 3,221 in social events. remodeling plans were approved and board members elected for three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Illinois Street
John N. Carey
James Sommerville
C. H. Badger
C. J. Buchanan
H. C. Atkins
B. A. Brown
J. E. Neighbor
Neighbor
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Sultana
Crex
Paul Fl. Krauss
Smirtmaker
Washington Street
Men’s Furnisher
BEE
Ae Hse Bth
Ry Polkiesca
Main Springs
Fletcher M. Noe
North Illinois St
Geo. J. Marott
aGand
Washington St
Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Christainer
Kruse & Deventer
Josephine Hyde
Mary Evelyn Noble
Samuel Bates Grubbs
Miss Noble
Dr. Grubbs
Dr. Grubb
Shipp Island
Miss Hywe
Ryker
Harrodsburg
Annie
Belle Dean
Rorison
Ida Rorison
Chicago
Florence Grubbs
Lafon Riker
Harrodspe
Green
Failles
Boston
Thaddeus Baker
Nobie Dean
John Dean
Charles Dean
North Capitol Avenue
Vera Piercy Verberb
John R. Schleppy
Mies Stella Vonder- Saar
Wallace Foster
Punch
Ces
Shannondale
Samuel E. Kercheval
W. A. Bristol
I. H. Drummond
Charles Field
D. M. Vandawalker
Harold Conduitt
Alfred Dickey
I. P. Gray
A. B. Mitchell
Freeman
Rennick
Carthage
Kelley
Mabel Bartel
Andrew Arnold
Spann Avenue
George Werner
Flora Day
Miss Pearl Arno’ T
Sears
Alva
Pearl Nnis
Sutton—White
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Charles Sutton
Bessie White
David White
Fountain City
Gretta Betts
Huntington
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Milady
New Orleans
Marie
Philadelphia Telegraph
Miss Pretty
Philokurian Literary Society
Charles E. Underwood
Omar Wilson
Charles Underwood
Jasper Moses
Edith Abbott
James Randall
Charles F. McElroy
Horace Russell
Shakspeare
J. J. Haley
Maggie
Maennerchor Society
Vernor
The
Wanderers
Pines
Deodar
Yyodels
Charles Mayer and Company 209
Y.M.C.A
Gust. Moser
Ovando
Deerlodge Co
Mont
Pierce
H. T. Hearsey Vehicle CO
South Meridian Street
Best IN Town
M. To
P. M
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Pearson’s
Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
W. H. Messenger
East
Garland
Willig’s Furniture Store
Isellers
Dentists
Lombard Building
East Washington Street
Stevenson
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