Night in Bohemia delights Indianapolis Elks lodge
The twenty first annual Indianapolis Lodge No 13 benefit at Englishs Opera House featured a musical comedy adaptation of Thomas P Getzs A Night in Bohemia with Henry Warrum as Edmund Keane and a strong ensemble. Notable turns included Joseph Gasper as Grosheimer Nona McCormick as Del Nobles Albert Donahue as Tommy Jiggs and Ruth Morris in The Wear Little Willie Boys and The Girls from Gay. The performance blended professional polish with vaudeville style numbers and a lively cake walk finale amid enthusiastic support from Elks and guests.
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Indianapolis
B. P. O. Ellis
Eniglish
Opera House
Lodge of Elks
Thomas P. Getz
Bohemia
Mr. Getz
Henry Warrum
Edmund Keane
Brother Ellis
Joseph L. Gasper
Grosheimer
Nona McCormick
del Nobles
Albert Donahue
Tommy Jiggs
Charles Bale
Dusty Rhodes
Louie Bates
Lis Hopkins
Miss McCormick
Mies Phoebe
Oert Donahue
Paddock
Kelly
Messrs. Gasper
Donahue
Charles Balz
Joseph Gasper
R. Smead
Warren Sampsell
Clara Mills
Andrew Mack
Lada Rowe
Lamb
William Edmonds
Mr. Paddock
Little Friday
Edith Cleveland
Virginia Osgood
Ethel Annette
Ruby Hunt Dean
Jessie P. Townsend
Helen Wilner
Mae Blaisdell
Elizabeth Rinehart
Bertha Balz
Irene Harria
Messrs
Beissenherz
Bowsher
Morrison
Rembusch
Sada D. Bowe
Emma Lisijus
Susan Walker
Edna Belsenhere
Ruby Dean
Helen Wilmer
Jessie Townsend
Emmett Rose
Brownie
RC. Parkin
Charles Daugherty
William Arick
Ralph Jones
Kiondike
A. C. Schmidt
Emmet Rose
Horace Thomas
Louie Gehring
Mr. Balx
Ruth Morris
Stage Notes Preview Key Shows and Personal Events
The note list surveys upcoming entertainments and social happenings across Indianapolis venues. It highlights Thomas concert seat sales at English's box office, Weber's Parisian Widows at Empire, Allison acrobats at Grand Opera House, The Great White Diamond at Park Theater, and Sunshine of Paradise Alley at Park with East River dock scene. It also mentions Rostand misattribution, Zoo animal training shows, Japanese novelty acts, and a national tour including Indianapolis March 18. Social engagements include Mrs. A. L. Lockridge hosting a card party and a large Woodruff Place wedding, plus assorted receptions and guest lists.
Social and club notices from Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence's circle
Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence has been ill and is convalescing. Various social plans follow: Miss Lina Brown visits Miss Mary Chomel in Loogootee. Col and Mrs John T. Barnett decline a dinner invitation. Mrs Elizabeth Earle visits Connersville. Mrs W G Davies visits her son in Indianapolis. Mrs Charles Martindale hosts a high tea with eight guests at the Victoria. The Clean Club closes its season with a Brenneke Academy dance on Friday March 15. Dr Hannah Graham travels to Baltimore for a Johns Hopkins course. Mr and Mrs Ross Hamilton Wallace return from their wedding journey and Mrs Wallace hosts her first at home. Professor Brenneke hosts a charity ball on March 18 for Indianapolis charities. Alameda and Canora Dancing Clubs schedule dances at Brenneke Academy. Debonair Club dances on March 1. Miss Cooper of Shelbyville visits Chenoweths. Miss Sandusky returns to Tennessee after illness in Cincinnati. Boys' Club library committee plans a matinee musicale March 13 at Mrs Alfred M. Ogle's home. Mrs W D Allison and Mrs Frank O Ballard host a gathering for Mrs Hixson before her move to northern Indiana, with several hostesses assisting. Mrs Mary A. Moody hosts March 7 for legislators' wives and county and city officials, featuring talks on Household Science and Food by May Wright Sewall and Dr J N Hurty. Miss Alice Woods exhibits sixty paintings at Lieber Art Gallery, including works like A French Village, The Cafe Rouge, From Cernay to San Lisse, Saint Jullien le Pauvre, and a portrait of Judge William A Woods. The collection includes other watercolor studies and drawings.
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Henry W. Lawrence
John L. Griffiths
Lina Brown
Loogootee
Ind
Mary Chomel
Caleb
Denny
New York
Col
John T. Barnett
Elizabeth Earle
Connersville
Jefferson H. Claypool
W. G. Davies
Terre Haute
W. G. Davies, Jr
Pressley Flats
Charles Martindale
Victoria
Clean Club
Brenneke Academy
Emily Olcutt
Muncie
Eliza Chambers
Corella Taylor
Hannah Graham
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Ross Hamilton Wallace
Indianapolis
Alameda Dancing Club
Canora Club
Debonair Club
Cooper
Shelbyville
Tenn
D. A. Chenoweth
Miss Chenoweth
Delaware Street
Sandusky
Hixson
Indiana
F. D. McCrea
J. M. Dungan
Lee
Prahm
Risk
Mary A. Moody
County
Cit
East Fifteen Street
May Wright Sewall
J. N. Hurty
Alice Woods
Lieber Art Gallery
France
Cafe Rouge
Cernay
San Lisse
Saint Jullien le
Luxembourg
City News Notes: Local petitions and society events
William L. Wishart, a laborer of Elkhart, filed a bankruptcy petition showing 297 dollars of liabilities and no assets. The Ladies' Social Circle of the First Baptist Church planned a reception tonight for organist Leo D. Riggs. Rev. George N. Eldridge leads a union holiness meeting at the Salvation Army hall at 8 tonight. A. Metzger agency dissolves. Harry Metzger sells to Albert Metzger. business continues under old firm name. Elias B. Swift and Amanda Canary obtained a marriage license. Mrs. Swift divorced her husband Monday. Canary recently divorced Swift as corespondent. Indianapolis Canoe Club will elect officers at 48 Monument Place, with capital stock sought to rise from 5,000 to 10,000. Ticket includes T. A. Wynne president and a slate of officers and directors.
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William L. Wishart
Elkhart
First Baptist Church
Leo D. Riggs
George N. Eldridge
Christian Alliance
Salvation Army
South Capitol Avenue
A. Metzger
Harry A. Metzger
Albert A. Metzger
Elias B. Swift
Amanda Canary
Indianapolis Canoe Club
Monument Place
T. A. Wynne
A. L. Lockridge
A. H. Taylor
Frank E. Sweet
R. C. Breunig
Robert Tyndall
Harry C. Bauer
Paul H. Krauss, Jr
E. K. Chapman
E. F. Gay
John Kirkwood
Fire Threatens Block At No 40 South Meridian Street
Midnight blaze in rooms occupied by Kaufman Brothers at 40 South Meridian Street swirls through a two story brick block with storerooms on the ground floor. Fire confined to one room but smoke drives out Mrs Loy eight roomers and Mr and Mrs Weakly plus four others. Damages placed at $20 to building and similar amount to Kaufman Brothers stock.
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Kaufman Brothers
South Meridian Street
FE. L. Strong
Slavin
David Loy
Willam HH
Rockefeller gives 110000 to Vassar for dormitory
John D Rockefeller donates 110000 to Vassar College in Poughkeepsie New York for a new dormitory. The notice also promotes fire insurance from Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 Bust Market Street with phone number 300.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Vassar College
Indiana
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
Bust Market Street
Local Council Hearing Advocates Sharp Governance Reforms
Mrs May Wright Sewall introduces Propylaeum Association resolution urging regular executive committee meetings and separate voting groups at Local Council sessions. Other resolutions call for anti spitting enforcement civic committee and program coordination, plus a lengthy paper on State Guardianship by Mrs Helen A Edson criticizing long tenure of wardens and the dangers of power.
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Sooes
Mary A. Moody
Grace Julian Clark
Political Equality Society
Helen A. Edson
Prockway
Elmiraormatory
New York
Indiana Photographic League Holds Second Semiannual Convention
The Indiana Photographic Art League begins its second semiannual convention at Clark's studio with one representative per city and three photographs exhibited to the public from 2 PM. The morning program features George G. Holloway of Terre Haute on objects and purposes, R. Barrows of Fort Wayne on criticism and suggestion, and Ben Larrimer of Marion on photography chemistry. A banquet at Bates tonight features toastmasters Adam Helmberger of New Albany and C. R. Reeves of Anderson, with many members delivering responses including James Bourgholzer, F. R. Barrows, W. B. Hardy, C. W. Nelswanger, and others from across the state.
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Indiana Photographic Art League
Clark
George G. Holloway
Terre Haute
Lece R. Barrows
Fort Wayne
Ben Larrimer
Marion
League
Bates
Adam Helmberger
New Albany
R. Reeves
Anderson
James Bourgholzer
Washington
F. R. Barrows
W. B. Hardy
Frankfort
Greenwood water and light franchise granted at Greenwood
Lewis K. Davis of the Indianapolis Water Company received a franchise for a water and electric plant at Greenwood. He stated the Indianapolis Water Company has no connection with the Greenwood matter. Davis noted his father F A W Davis is a Savane company official and that J Craig is an associate.
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Lewis K. Davis
Indianapolis Water Company
Greenwood
Davis
F. A. W. Davis
Savane Company
J. Craig
Greenwares
Magnates head to St Paul for Western League meeting
Indianapolis magnates W H Watkins and Charles Ruschaupt slipped away yesterday and headed toward St Paul where Western League leaders meet to finalize plans. They hint at Indianapolis joining the Western League this season and discuss possible alignments with cities including Fort Wayne Louisville Columbus Toledo Grand Rapids Detroit and Milwaukee.
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W. H. Watkins
Charles Ruschaupt
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Hickey
Denver
Pueblo
Journal
Fort Wayne
Watkins
Columbus
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Milwaukee
Crawfordsville Defeated By Indianapolis In Local Basketball
Indianapolis handled Crawfordsville 18 to 4 for goals and 9 to 5 fouls with Pierson and Reeves best for the visitors. Crawfordsville led 7 to 10 at half before fading in the second period as hosts were unable to resist Indianapolis passing and scoring threats.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Pierson
Reeves
Flemming
Garian
Pritchard
Hester
Bates
Taylor
Stafford
Maxwell
Gill
McClarnoch
West
Modesitt and
Nehrbras
Western Baseball League notes and racing results summary
President Hickey called for the Western Baseball League at St Paul on March 12. Canadian pool champion William Stubbs lost to H P Stofft of Cleveland in Boston 150 to 118. Henley polo team of Richmond Indiana beat Horlicks Racine Wisconsin 1 to 0 in game two of a three game set. Ban Johnson confirmed Billy Sullivan will catch for the Chicago American League team this season. Western Jockey Club Chicago meeting adopted a rule barring participation on any track controlled by the club by those racing at unrecognized meets, except California and east of the Alleghenies. Louisville Jockey Club listed Derby hopefuls for April 29 including Prince of Victory and Amur among many others. Yesterday’s race winners included New Orleans and Tanforan and Oakland events with listed odds. Professor M J Dwyer and W H Quinn met in Paterson N J for a $100 side bet catch-as-catch-can wrestling match.
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St. Paul
William Stubbs
H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
Boston
Henley Polo
Richmond
Ind
Horlicks
Racine
Wis
Ban Johnson
American League
Billy” Sullivan
Chicago
Western Jockey Club
California
Alleghenies
American Turf Congress
Louisville Jockey Club
Prince of Victory
Dick Burgess
Prior
Driscoll
Operator
Sanna Zaro
Young Henry
His Eminence
Amur
Bedner
Garry Hermann
Bover
Adelante
John McGurk
Simmonswald
Joe Frey
Silverdale
Alard Scheck
Senex Gloria
Puritan
New Orleans
W. J. Baker
Tommy O'Brien
Admetus
Skillman
Meyes
Goodale
Tanforan
Telephone Girl
Silurian
Olinthus
Pupil
Thornwild
March
Oakland
Osmond
Mainstay
Kildee
Castake
Rollick
Brown Prince
M. J. Dwyer
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. H. Quinn
Montreal
Passaic County Athletic Club
Paterson
N. J
Quinn
Boston's New AL Team Formed With Notable Additions
Boston prepares a new American League squad with Collins at third, Ferris at short, Parent at second, Freeman at first, Dineen as pitcher, Schreckengost catcher, Stahl Hemphill Dolan in the outfield, plus potential adds Catcher William Sullivan and Pitcher Bernhardt. George Gardner challenges for the world middleweight title, offering $250 in Boston, with Ryan, Root, and Kid McCoy as possible opponents. In trap shooting at the New York Sportmen's Show, Heikes and Gilbert tie for first with 94 kills, Gilbert setting a new continuous match mark of 65.
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Boston
Collins
Ferris
Parent
Freeman
Dineen
Schreckengost
Stahl
Hemphill
Dolan
William Sullivan
Bernhardt
Philadelphia
George Gardner
New York
R. O. Heikes
Fred Gilbert
Parmalee
Gilbert
Fox
Heikel
Senate Rules Clash Over Cloture Move Concluded
The Senate debated cloture amid charges of limiting debate and subverting liberty. Senators Mason Teller and others questioned minority concessions on the ship subsidy bill while Democrats weighed filling vacant committee seats after retiring colleagues. A conference of Silver Republicans and Populists considered strategy but adjourned without action.
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Senate
Mason
Illinois
Jones
Arkansas
Teller
Patterson
Dubois
Harris
Turner
Heltfeld
Times Calls Drastic Punishment for Irish Hooliganism
The Times argues Parliament must curb the Irish members' hooligan conduct to avoid degrading parliament below the Austrian Reichsrat. It calls for drastic punishment, noting the offense is clearly deliberate and warrants strong action.
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the Times
Reichsrath
Violence Dominates Reichsrath Session in Vienna
In Vienna on March 5 the Reichsrath saw brawling as a Czech Radical tried to speak in Czech. The acting president barred him and a Czech ally seized papers and balled them. German and Pan German members attacked Frese, with others joining in the fray until the session was suspended.
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Vienna
Reichsrath
Azozvorka
Prade
Berger
Frees
Enjoyable Entertainment At Pierson Hall Show
The ladies of George H. Thomas Post staged an evening in Pierson Hall headlined by a burlesque titled The Knowledge Seekers Society of Jayville by Mrs. Addie Reitch Frank. Performers included BR Armstrong and a cast of named members such as Mrs. George W. Spahr Mrs. McBane Mrs. Hampton Mrs ecker Mrs Gordon and Mrs Buia Smith with Mr Andrew Smith and a cake walk finale by the Hanna boys.
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George H. Thomas Post
Pierson Hall
Knowledge Seekers’ Society of
Jayville
Women’s Club
Addie Reitch Frank
Re. BR. R. Armstrong
George W. Spahr
McBane
Hampton
Ecker
Gordon
Buia Smith
Thomas Hanna
Anna Hobbs
Andrew Smith
Hanna
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