Weddings Foretold In May Week of Society Notes
The column previews a week rich in marriages with ceremonies listed for Miss Juliet J. Brown and Mr. Christopher B. Coleman, Miss Mary Beatrice Greely and Mr. Edward R. Gray, Miss Frances Baar and Mr. George A. Miner, and many other nuptials. It also surveys social calls, hosting habits, travel plans and gatherings across Indianapolis, with updates on local families, visitors, and society events including euchre, dinners, and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet J. Brown
Christopher B. Coleman
Mary Beatrice Greely
Edward R. Gray
Frances Baar
George A. Miner
Laura Kraut
William Anger
Lillian Olsen
William Eimer Allen
Josephine Yeager
George Schneider
Tyce Wymond Bryant
Harry Elsworth Marburger
Blanche Ellis
Fred Maddeville Rickard
Clara Ingram
James MelIntosh Judson
Minerva Criley
George L. Blackford
Grace Stockwell
A. C. Matthews
Nettle Wallace
Thomas L. James
Logans Port
Sara Alice Cox
John H. Carton
Iowa
Florence Wacher
Oscar Beecher
End-of-Century Soda Fountain A Marvellous Machine
An Indianapolis soda fountain history traces its rise from root beer and sarsaparilla to multistrip fountains. It notes rapid service, extensive syrup variety, wholesale syrup production, and high daily ice cream use at top downtown fountains.
Family Food Grape Nuts Credited With Health Gains
A Mrs in North Carolina reports to the author how Grape Nuts helped her family. She recalls visiting Charlotte and meeting the city mayor who used the product on medical advice. After starting Grape Nuts herself, she gained weight and fed it to her three month old infant as a remedy for dyspepsia, leading to marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
N. C
Charlotte
Benny
Ladies Club Hostess and Postponed Lanterns Event
At Mrs. E. Fulton Park avenue home Mrs. Alexander leads charter members as guests attend a guessing contest and cake souvenir drawing. A bridal party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Perkins featured Miss Clara Ingram and Mr. Judson with numerous relatives. The Feast of Lanterns in Woodruff Place is postponed again due to weather, with plans for Tuesday or later and extra lights and attractions arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs. Blank
America
Schaf
Jessie Bassett
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lucilla Ballard
Frankfort
Wallace Davis
Cincinnati
J. W. Chipman
Leora Shumaker
Ripley, C
Lucy Montgomery
Anna Louise Beck
Margaret Cravens
Madison
Daisy Dean Deeds
J. W. R. Yost
Anna Wilding
Ohio
Annis Burk
Ashlan
William Winter
W. H. H. Miller
Buffalo
George J. Eacock
Robert
Lafayette
C L. Rose
Anna Reade
Bert
Kansas
Anna Asnann
Avondale
Frank H. Carter
Laura Hartner
G. M. Ballard
Crawfordsville
Ladoga
Albert F. Hall
Sylvan Beach
Anne Butler
Carl Lieber
Meridian Heights
T. M. van Horn
Gertrude
Marian
Toronto
Kathryn B. Eldridge
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
H. R. Dering
Emily
W. J. Richards
Glen Ethel
Alma C. Hermany
Florence Wacher
Oscar Beecher
W. H. Webster
C. E. Coots
West Virginia
Granville Allen
Euchre
Asnann
Macey
Columbus
Clifford Arrick
Benjaminarrison
Old Forge
Adirondack Mountains
Benjamin Harrison
Adirondacks
William F. Goitra
Cleveland
N. H. Lawson
William Holt
J. Warner
Frank Wood
St. Louis
Canton
Mr. Wood
Alice Bridge
Shiel
Angie
Rosalie Laon
William H. Carlue
A. L. Orcutt
Georgia C. Bartholomew
University Avenue
Irvington
Queen Esther
Ella Billings
May E. Weinberg
J. P. McGath
Hartford City
A. J. Venn
C. K. Ewing
John B. Flam
Amhurst
Mass
Harvey
Elam
Lee Elam
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Central ME
Charles F. Coffin
Greenwood
Nema Whitcomb
Millersville
Miss Whitcomb
Alice Hunter
Joe Hlaute
A. P. Stanton
Jessye Crampton
Ida Virginian
Renaldine Smith
Mountain Lake Park
Miss Smith
Department of Physical Culture
Chautauqua
Henaldine
Stella Adams
Katharine Ayers
Helen Rockwood
Maryison
Ella Vonnegut
Sam Johnston
Ralph Lemcke
Percy Wa
Oscar Schmidt
Mwen Mothershead
Lena Brash
Country Club
Clara Ingram
Miiord
Maria
Roy Mctormick
Bluffton
Harry Sloan Hicks
Indiana Yacht Club
Minuet Club
Helen Gould
Riverside Park
Fred C. Victor
J. A. Conkey
Judge Daly
Louis C. Thiele
Buchanan
J. H. Oustad
L. M. Wainwright
Franklin J. Lahr
Harry Haffner
Farmer
Albert E. Joss
Reno
Edwin
Gerber
Dieu
Maneyston
Mr. Holmes
Wiliam HB. i
Henry R. Victor
Holloway
D. M. Vandawalker
Misses Wings
Kenyon
Grenamier
Bates
Gena
Fulton
Park Avenue
Alexander
Williamson
John W. Jones
Collins
Louisville
W. D. Pratt
S. E. Perkins
8. E. Perkins, Jr
Hearts
McIntosh Judson
Mary Kahlo
George E. Ferguson
Ingram
Millford
Stouffer
Decatur, Ill
T. A. Winterrowd
Horne
Woodruff Place
Weather Bureau
Beverages and Fancy Drinks List from Vintage Menu
A catalog of beverages including fruit flavors such as raspberry pineapple peach vanilla and coffee. Mineral waters listed include Vichy seltzer Kissingen Congress lithia water Deep Rock Waukesha and Hunyad. Fancy Bee Drinks cover egg phosphates lemonade nectar chocolate vanilla shake malted milk flip nogg nogg coffee calisaya and milk. Mixed drinks feature frosted coffee frozen cream and other shakes. Frappes list coffee strawberry chocolate pineapple orange lemon raspberry and lemon. Lemonades combine claret egg seltzer cherry soda limeade orangeade and fruit. Fizzes offer Golden silver champagne and ginger. Punches mixture of claret orange Trilby red currant and milk with ginger ale noted as refreshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Malta
Vichy
Seltzer
Kissingen
Congress
Lithia
Deep Rock
Waukesha
Hunyad
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Renee
W. W. Campbell
Chambers
Mia
Ting
Ping
South
Velous Machine
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Partsicia Lace
Loraine
Korea
Palmer
Dee
H. P. Wasson & Co
Madras
Brother
Wana Yaa Seme
Joseph Traxler
Stewart M. Pouder
Massachusetts Avenue
Pollo
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
Washington ST
Ocean Steamers
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Columbia
Deutschland F. Bismarck
Phonicia
Pretoria
Patricia
Hamburg Direct
Bro'way
Frenzel Bros
A. Metzger J Agts
Indpolis
Henry F. Miller
Bur
Massachusetts Ave
Kline
Ladies
Takk
Ingalls’s Block
S. W. Cor. Wash
Henry C. Smither
Pennsylvania St
Beth Phooss
Sunday Journal
Excelsior
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