Suburban Social News Bridgeport
A long list of visitors and guests fills the Bridgeport suburban notes. Numerous residents from Augusta Dan Wille Plainfeld Terre Haute Sabine Indianapolis Brownsburg and other towns visit friends here and travel to nearby cities for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pettit
Augusta
Ellen Blank
John and
Daniel Clark
Dan Wille
Frederick Dugan
John Casserly
Plainfeld
Marion Brackett
Olin Woollen
Terre Haute
Minses Anita
Ella Blank
Sabine
Madge Casserly
Charley Casserly
Frederick Roberte
Indianapolis
Henry Fpoitz
Edgar Storet
Jerry Clark
Jolly Cinch Club
Peter Feeney
Michael Casserly
Sarmuel Dungan
Minnesota
Mike Freen
Clarence Deux
Indianapolia
Kenny Mayo
Rushville
W. 5. Johnson
Marion Kenyon
Annapolis
Mary
Delia Corliss
Brownsburg
Nora Cassy
Lilly Ferre
Rich Orsman
Carrie
Bertha Rashland
Canton
Noragery
Cora Gamble
Ben Davis
Crown
James Richards
Mattoon, Til
Louis Orman
Frank Hawkins
Seville
Charles McLaughlin
Danville
Grape-Nuts Claims Help For a Worried Schoolteacher
A Shelbina Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food and Postum Coffee with reversing two years of nervous breakdowns digestive trouble and back pain. She stopped her old breakfast and saw steady physical and mental improvement over five months enabling her to return to teaching.
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Providence
Shelbina
Sygme
Social notes of guests and church group meetings
Mr W F Asbury and Mr K K Mann hosted events last week while others return from visits to Fortville Sheridan Zionsville Dowagiac Tipton and Frazeysburg. A stained list of callers includes Mrs Mary Miller visiting her mother Mrs Sarah Rutter and Mrs George Tull returning home from Tipton. The Woman's Home Missionary Society met with William M Foy. reading circles of the W M S of the Methodist Episcopal Church were discussed and cottage meetings were held by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Enric
Frankfort
Jesse Enric
J. C. Fesler
Martinsville
Emma Ellison
Martha Parker
Thorntown
William Russell
J. C. Finch
Logansport
A. D. Crull
Owen Quigley
New Harmony
Ind
Grace Wilson
Rushville
Orval James
Connersville
David James
Pleasure Club
J. W. Staton
Hiram Shipley
Sarah Shipley
J. M. McCready
Christian Endeavor
Morrisstreet Christian Church
M. W. Yocum
Greenfield
W. F. Asbury
K. K. Mann
Harvey Cutts
Fortville
Roy M. Ross
Sheridan
L. S. Dreyer
Zionsville
Mary Miller
Dowagiac
Mich
Sarah Rutter
George Tull
Tipton
Frank Jenkins
W. E. Pierson
Frazey 5
Margaret Pyle
Abraham Schiseler
Richmond
Peter Manning
Charles Wise
Z. A. Ransom
Lafayette
T. P. Butterfield
Poie Gue
Brooklyn
Woman's Home Missionary Society
William M. Foy
Moorman
W. M
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Ee Cottage
Sr. i
James Ee
Ie-Assunnien
Social Life Notes From Page 3 Part 2
City readers learn about club meetings engagements and travels list events from February to early April including Sorosis Club Matinee Musicale Choral and Veronica Club gatherings Mrs H S Beissenherz announces engagement of Anna Beissenherz to Julius H Mueller engagements of Susie Edna Balz and Seth Howard Thomas plus Anna and Margaret and several weekend trips across the South and West to California New York and other locales names and places include Michigan Street East Washington Street and North Meridian Street. social calendar items capture marriages plans and club activities with multiple hosts and venues.
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Helen Swain
New York
Mary B. Orner
Pittsburg
H. R. Allen
Senator
Tairbanke
Washington
Harriet A. Malpas
Shelbyville
Charles W. Crawley
Chicago
Wall
John Coburn
J. & Robertson
Louisville
Charles Robertson
Genevieve Campbell
Brazil
Major Hill
Sorosis Club
McCune
East Michigan Street
Charles P. Balz
Balz
West Thirty-first Street
Thomas Kenyon
Frank H. Holt
Daniel Stewart
Elvin Tarkington
Greensburg
Joseph Tarkington
Henry Lawrence
Eagle Grove
Frank Johnson
Elsie Myers
Covington
Nell Graham
Matinee Musicale Choral
Propylaeum
W. T. Jarvis
West Eleventh Street
Beissenherz
Anna
Julius H. Mueller
Kate A. Wallace
Susie Edna
Seth Howard Thomas
Fred Hamlin
Kokomo
George P. Wood
H. D. Hopkins
Bonaventure Cinch Club
John Crouch
Steve Pollock
Robert Lawson
Minnie Ward
Woodlawn Avenue
Queen Esther
Lena Ensey
Melissa Clark
Alle Clark
Augustus Lynch Mason
James R. Kay
Hervey Bates
Louise Kate Tute
Schumacher
East Washington Street
Schlippy
Vandersaar
Will Wilkins
Mabel Gunter
Talbott Avenue
Harry Lewellen
Nellie McOunt
A. M. Sweeney
San Antonio
el Paso
Tex
City of Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Harry B. Smith
North Alabama Street
William Hough
E. P. Thayer, Jr
Miss Margaret
York
Misten Mary
Berseee Ee
George Likert
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hill
Judge Hill
New York Street
Edwin Schell
King Avenue M. E
Edward W. Barnes
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Emmus Industrial Club
Pearson's Hall
North Delaware Street
J. M. Rhodes
South West Street
Jasper S. Hughes
Ss. J. Dodd
East Tenth Street
Noted social season flurries fill city pages
Mrs Berns, Miss York and Mrs Taylor attend a dinner hosted by Mr Booth Tarkington in honor of Mrs Milburn, plus a John Drew company box party. Maennerchor Ladies' Society plans a March 4 cachre with a long hostess list. Embroidery Circle hosts a dinner in Anderson. Hyde Park Church holds a missionary tea on China. Mrs Meynell to lecture March 15 for Contemporary Club, followed by Woodrow Wilson. Daughters of the Revolution set Denver meeting, with Indiana delegates and travel plans.
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Howard Kingsbury
Brazil
Ind
Lida Gilbert
Elwood
Hazel Reeves
Columbus
Dr. Elliott
Des Moines
Charles Cross
John Chancelor
Chicago
Henry Moore
Sigma Chis
Central Avenue
Frank Lamberson
George Russel
Miss Anderson
Cliftanee
Clara Shank
Ashington Street
Anna Moore
Sheridan
Will W. Pfrimmer
Kankakee
Kentland
Amos Butler
Edward Thompson
Clifton Springs
Mary Grimes
Anderson
Lora Campbell
G. C. C. Club
Mary Leslie
W. W. Butler
Amos W. Butler
Nannie Tillie
Hartford City
Evelyn Jeffrieson
Butler
Philokurian Hall
T. C. Howe
Gertrude Humann
Dillon Avenue
George Hecker
Denver
Col
Thomas C. Howe
Frank Tibbett
Philadelphia
David Tibbett
Alice
Carrie Butler
Downey Avenue
Irvington High School
Athletic Association
Irvington Woman's Club
Charles Clark
Caroline Holland
Anthony Trollope
Jacob D. Forrest
University Club
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan
Joseph Hunter
Washington Street
C. M. Cross
Clarence Forsyth
Sry
James Braden
Jennie Richardson
Earlham
College Chapel
Congress
United States
Mehring
Adney
Vernier
Phi Delta Theta
Messrs
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Leslie Anthony
Paul Murray
Guy Murray
Wayne Parker
Robert Tomlinson
James Baldwin
Albert Seaton
Reinhold Miller
Adolph Steidensticker
Fred Jungelaus
Anton Bals
Julia Reissates
Pearl Howard
Almaerad
Julius Keller
Louise Frenzel
George Borst
George Deluse
A. Mesmer
John Ch
Chris. Weiss
Sybilla Nilius
Charles Klein
Julius Schuller
Robert Rentsch
William Kiemyer
M. Lenker
B. Hessling
Elise Kopp
H. Roepke
William Grieb
Rose Hindel
Henry Runge
A. Woerner
Charles
Durbin
North Meridian Street
Hose
H. c. Ryan
B. H. Gedge
John Mustard
Henry C. Brown
B. Harry Bresford
John W. Lovett
Robert Grimes
William M. Crean
L. J. Burr
McCulloch
Hyde Park Church
Everett Wagner
North Capitol Avenue
China
England
Lady Butler
Coventry Patmore
George Meredith
Meynell
William Line Elder
Daughters OF the Revolution
General Society
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Colorado
Indianapolis
T. W. Bennett
Col. E. Ellsworth
West Washington Street
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Avenue
North West Street
Walter Fugate
W. B. Burford
Missionary Society
Eugene Field
God's Acre
Tirzah
Lew Wallace
Annie Lyons
George H. Thomas Post
Louis Morgan
Tuxedo Church
Professor Tuttle
Wageener
Franklin College
Martha Criley
Loughmiller
Death Poem Echoes Quiet Farewell From Courier Journal
A reflective verse on death and rest, bidding a world good night as the speaker imagines sleep as a gentle surrender. The text playfully notes a mother bird and young duckling chatter, ending with a light exchange about eggs and safety.
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Earth
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tolstoi Seen From A Russian Point Of View Lecture
Madame Friedland of Moscow spoke on Tolstoi at a Social hour hosted by Mrs. May Wright Sewall for the Indiana University women's building fund. She praised Tolstoi yet faulted his lack of action for Russia and his stance on self denial and the new woman. The lecture contrasted Tolstoi with Gorki and noted his view that government is unnecessary, favoring Christ’s teachings.
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Madame Friedland
Moscow
May Wright Sewall
Tolstoi
Russia
Maxim Gorki
Prof Halsey Ives to Visit Ben Harrison Monument Group
The Benjamin Harrison Monument Association directors call a meeting in the city on Tuesday to consult with Prof. Halsey C. Ives director of the St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts and chief of the art department for the St. Louis world’s fair. He arrives by invitation of the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association
Halsey C. Ives
St. Louis Museum
Arrest of a Boy After Street Fight in East Washington
A youth named Fred Humphrey presented at the City Dispensary with two stab wounds and was jailed on a charge of assault and battery. He had a fight with a negro named Mallory in an East Washington Street barrel house. Mallory escaped police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Humphrey
Washington Street
Mallory
Johnson Woodbridge Co Market Call for Stock and Prices
The Johnson Woodbridge Co invites inquiries to obtain current stock levels and pricing. Call to discuss availability, bulk orders, and delivery terms from the supplier. Stock status and price quotes will be provided on request.
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Johnson Woodbridge CO
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