The Second in Command at English's and Park shows
John Drew stars as Major Bingham in Robert Marshalls comedy The Second in Command at English's with Margaret Dale replacing Ida Conquest as Muriel Mannering. Park Theater presents A Poor Relation with Frederick Summerfield, while Empire runs Harry Bryant's Burlesquers with Japanese acrobats and a new cast.
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John Drew
English
Harry Bryant
Tenth Dragoon Guards
Robert Marshall
Mr. Drew
Mr. Marshall
Hearts
Christopher Bingham
Kit
Muriel Mannering
Miles Anstruther
South Africa
War Office
The Chaperons at English's Tonight and Tomorrow
The Chaperons a new musical comedy tops English's bill tonight and tomorrow with a large company led by Harry Conor Walter Jones Joseph C Miron Eva Tanguay and Trixie Friganza Libretto by Frederick Ranken music by Isidore Witmark Produced by Frank L Perley also presenting The Twin Sisters at the Empire Theater with Margaret Anglin and Charles Richman News from St Marys Hospital Brooklyn Neil Bryant old time minstrel awaits death as colleagues die
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Harry Conor
Walter Jones
Joseph C. Miron
Eva Tanguay
Trixie Friganza
Frederick Ranken
Isidore Witmark
Frank L. Perley
Alice Nielsen
New York
Empire Theater
Ludwig Fulda
Duke of York Theater
London
United States
Germany
Margaret Anglin
Charles Richman
St. Mary's Hopital
Brooklyn
Neil Bryant
Bryant
Social whirl in Indianapolis clubs and society events
An Indianapolis society page chronicles a busy slate of engagements. The Loetus Club meets Friday afternoon with Miss Anna Ritchie. Miss Nel Graham hosts a hearts party for Miss Elele Myers of Covington. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lovett dine at the Columbia Club and attend English's play. Mrs. Isoria Hoffman returns to Leetonia, Ohio. Lectures, recitals, and social gatherings fill the week as Mrs. May Wright Sewall resumes her at homes. Miss Nina Belle Anderson and pianist Miss Adah Conner perform. Dr. Philip Stafford Maxom lectures at the Irvington Athenaeum. and the Fifteenth Anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Stewart is celebrated with a formal reception on North Pennsylvania street.
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Loetus Club
Anna Ritchie
East Washington Street
Nel Graham
Elele Myers
Covington
John W. Lovett
Anderson
Columbia Club
English’s
Isoria Hoffman
Francis BE. Stewart
Leetonia
Franz Hellinger
Bloomington
Carroll Carr
Shelbyville
First Presbyterian Church
James M. Leathers
Cincinnati
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May Wright Sewall
Sofia Loorna Friedland
George N. Catterson
Metamora
Indianapolis
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Delaware Street
R. E. Springsteen
Helen
Elwood
Springsteen
Omar Hittle
Nina Belle Anderson
Jeanette Crouse
Park Avenue
Adah Conner
A. W. Conduitt
J. W. Bradshaw
Lebanon
Bradshaw
North Capitol Avenue
I. N. Walker
New York
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Black
London
Paris
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Diekmeier
Marshall T. Levey
the Grand
Robert Churchman
Woman's Research Club
G. M. Henderson
Amos K. Hollowell
David Ross
Alta Roberts
Annie Lewis
Lillian Moore
W. C. Helt
Ee C. Smith
Frederick Eath
Frank C. Stewart
Pennsylvania Street
Stewart
Allen B. Philpott
J. W. G. Stewart
Wabash
W. R. Stewart
J. Dennet
E. T. Helfer
Frederick C. Gardner
Charles Whitsett
S. N. Preston
J. H. Byers
Frank G. Woods
Frank Calvin
Henry Burke
Belle Ford
Ethel Stewart
Edna Larimer
Blanche Stewart
Jeanne Stewart
Beatrice Byers
Edna Mullins
Attia Malott
Yeager
Bessie
Minnie Stewart
Electa Chase
J. W. Stewart
Personal and Society notes from local residents
Mrs Hugh H Hanna will not observe her day at home today. Mrs William F Landers returns after a visit with friends in Toledo. Mrs Frank Glimore of Greencastle visits Mrs A L Lockfehne. Mrs Jackson Landers and Miss Eudora Landers go to Martinsville for a week. Mrs M C Jacobs visits Chicago to be with her daughter Mrs Carnes. Miss Meregaret Ridgely leaves for an extended visit in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Louis H Levey return from a two week trip through northern Indiana. Miss Elizabeth serves a group yesterday afternoon for t com, women belonging to the Butler.
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Hugh H. Hanna
William F. Landers
Toledo
Frank Glimore
Greencastle
A. L. Lockfehne
Jackson Landers
Eudora Landers
Martinsville
M. C. Jacobs
Chicago
Carnes
Meregaret Ridgely
Washington, D. C
Louis H. Levey
Indiana
Elizabeth Aerve
Ual
T ‘Om
Butler
Women at Work and the Art of Needle Skill
A Philadelphia Record reflection on women's roles in domestic crafts and journalism. It contrasts homemaking needlework and the craft of reporting, noting fashioning garments requires time and skill while reporters manipulate emotion to secure sensational photographs and stories.
City Notes Social Nites and Lectures Staged by Local Groups
Mapleton M E Church hosts a candidates social at Mick's Hall with a musical program. Rev J Cumming Smith delivers a lent sermon at Tabernacle Church on Is Prayer still Effectual. Grand Army of the Republic holds a social for county and township candidates at 235 East New York St., Minnie Reagan faces assault charges after a stabbing last week. Industrial School girls sell goods at Mrs J F Barnhill’s home. Post Office money orders set weekly record with 7 180 orders totaling 47 629 05 and 1 152 issuances totaling 8 716 68. Perry Paris charged with stabbing Owen Golns near Virginia Ave. Knights of Pythias expect Beveridge to be initiated at Chicago jubilee with seven states sending officials and special degrees to heighten ritual.
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Mapleton M
Charles E. Thornton
Indiana Society For Savings
Broadway
Bright
Minnie Reagan
Nannie Dorsey
Girls’ Industrial School
J. F. Barnhill
Delaware Street
Post Office
Perry Paris
Streit and
Lash
Owen Golns
Virginia Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Birthstone ring ad from J P Mullall Diamonds
An advertisement offers an 81 50 birthstone ring mounted in a first class gold Tiffany ring. It notes the rings can only be appreciated by examining and is signed by J P Mullall of Diamonds and Jewelry at 38 Monument Place.
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Tiffany
J.P. Mullall
Monument Place
Building Allied Council Formed for Labor Unity
City building trades unions completed the permanent Building Allied Council with headquarters at Carpenters Hall Virginia Avenue and South Delaware Street. An employment bureau will register idle members to supply labor and boost harmony between employers and workers. Officers include Thaddeus Gurley president and Richard Carter vice president.
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Building Trades Unions
Building Allied Council
Carpenters’ Hall
Virginia Avenue
Delaware Street
Building Trades Councils
Building Trades Council
Council
Building al- Ned Council
Carpenters
Stone Setters’ Union
Thaddeus Gurley
The
Richard Carter
Brick Masons
Herman Zletlow
Plumbers
H. IL. Simon
William Glenn
Willlam Clark
J. M. Madden
A. Hayes
P. BR. Fitzpatrick
Structural Iron Workers
Durbin silent on Tillman McLaurin during Charleston exposition visit
Governor Durbin, back from a Southern trip including Charleston, says no mention of the Tillman McLaurin affair reached him at the exposition. He believes a Roosevelt visit to the exposition would not bring up the matter.
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Durbin
Charleston
Tillmen-McLaurin
Roosevelt
False alarm from defective stove sparks Wash Street scare
A false fire alarm in a Washington Street store yesterday morning startled residents as smoke seeped through gratings. Firefighters searched for a blaze without finding one. Earlier, a lamp exploded at 52 East Wabash Street at 6 PM causing a department response and about $10 loss in a house occupied by Edward Schurmack.
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Washington Street
East Wabash Street
Edward Schurmack
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