Suburban Social News Brightwood Society Notes
Brightwood social column lists visiting friends and relatives across Indiana and nearby states. Individuals such as Mrs. J W Curran, Mr Thomas McKenna, Mrs J A Hundley, and many others tour towns including Terre Haute Cincinnati Denver Indianapolis Muncie and Milwaukee detailing visits, returns, entertaining, moves, and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Fanny Dinsmore
Ahly
Samuel Dinsmore
Gladys Sutton
Murcie
Charles Mannstrad
Ethel Brewer
Francisville
L. Hams
Charlies Maurer
Terre Haute
Lutola Alexander
Westfield
Mate Rock
Cruzen
Ferny Chift
Edward Baxter
Immel
Elwood
J. Peacock
George L. Thompson
Pleasure Club entertains guests at Thursday gathering
Members of the Pleasure Club were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Cooney. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morris of New York City, guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rameey. Several locals such as Orval James and William Gage visited relatives and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Todd
Indianapolis
M. Vinta Myers
William Petty
Mabel Parker
Lon Smith
Maude Pierce
Osterman
Mise Katherine Todd
Starlight Pleasure Club
John Stegener
D. B. Martindale
John Carmen
Mapleton
Friends
Hattie McKeehan
E. T. Helfer
Lula Smith
Muncie
Mamie Notting
John Osterman
Brightwood
Mise M. Vinta Myers
Olinville
John Helfer
Frank Kelly
Alliance
W. W. McKee
Albert Holliday
Myers
William Miller
H. W. Miler
JL. H. Todd
Katherine
McKeehan
Katherine Todd
Marion Park
Woodruff Place
Ida Soba
Arthur Clune
Mr. and Ba
Bailey and Son
Kansas City
Marion Johnson
Allie Bland
Brownsburg
Jennie Lemon
Danner
Tremont Avenue
California
Mary Stuffy
Kansas
Fleur de Lis Club
San
L. I. Leist
Toledo
Julia Burnett
Helen
Anderson
Grace Hensley
Westel
Williamson
Louisville
Woods
Albany
Ind
Will Woods
Mark Westfall
Lafayette
Chamberlain
I. F. Baker and Son
Knightstown
John Medsker
Rosa Gill
North Salem
Sarah Weddel
Thornsborough
Pearl Cowly
Pittsboro
King
M. E. Church
Eva Goodekoontz
Rose Scott
Minnie Goodijet
Maria Merrill
Lynn Chambertin
Ella Stout
Lillie Shaffer
Florence Lampert
Lutu Orn
Day
Harmon
Thomas
Irvington Shakspeare
Grace Blount
Washington Street
Oolorah Burner
Lena Burner
Margaret Lentz
Jeffersonville
Elizabeth Howe
Charles Hecker
Margaret Cummings
Salt Lake City
Jason E. Elston
Confluence
B. & O. Surveying Corps
G. B. Coler
Ann Arbor
Mich
Helen Moses
Whittier Place
Gertrude Humann
Dillon Avenue
Pearl County
Frankfort
John L. Lott
Joseph B. Champion
Washington, D. C
Charles Cross
J. Dorsey Forrest
Elizabeth Dye
Elizabeth Powell
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Irvington
A. B. Sharp
Layman Avenue
August Jett
Athens
America
J. R. Tomlinson
Everett Myers
North Liberty
Grace Fellenzer
Haughville
William Patty
Clermont
Ethel Tanser
Gertrude Smith
Felenzer
Maude Gibson
Charmien Williams Teft
Hall
Maule Dale
Jessie Boyd
Edgar M. Ross
Greenfield
J. W. Langston
Whiteland
E. H. Wise
Rockville
Wis
C. A. Wise
Ray Malott
Harold Brown
Lou Buck
Spiceland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Home Presbyterian Church
William Marshall
Eugene Street
Edwin A. Schell
Crawfordsville
Current Topics Club
E. F. Sommer
Clifton Street
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Bertha Gibson
Bloomington
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Rauhly
H. G. Copeland
Chester Avenue
Gertrude Moore
Manual Training High School
Progress Club
Carr
Miss Temple
Indiana
Kate Abbott
Professor Barton
Mandolin Club
Sherman Drive
Carrie McConnaughey
Clara Lancaster
Mabel Tompkins
Lenore Derler
Columbus
F. E. Miller
Frank Thomas
Elsie
Marion
Mabel Benson
Greenwood
Monroe Kirk
Princeton
Merle Maxwell
Martinsville
Wayne Peeler
Filson, Ill
J. B. Wells
Darry King
Kokomo
G. L. Martin
Shelbyville
W. D. Lent
Alex. Lee
Annapolis
Louis Dodenburg
Lawrenceburg
Brand
A. (. Allen
Mooresville
William Russell
Urbana
Bessie Stevens
Elizabeth Harrold
Harrold
Edith Bryant
Newman
Earl King
Merri i Owen
Cincinnati
Rob
Clarenge
Pleasure Club
Cooney
Leon Morris
New York City
D. M. Rameey
Florence Heithum
North Star
Ambrew Gray
Orval James
David James
Connersville
J. W. Seymour
Wabash
J. H. Carson
Brazil
Charles Roberson
Wiliam Gage
Daniel
Marine
Upland
Harry Gage
W. J. Ward
T. B. Wright
Clay City
Steckman
Ira Shake
Sharpsville
Passover in the Ghetto Shows Unusual Liberty for Hebrews
Crowds fill Canal Street and Seward Park as New York Jews mark the eve of Passover. The mayor’s Sunday liberty drew a young, educated crowd, many refugees from oppression, now working and schooling in Broadway offices and department stores. Evening shops stay lit, and elders head to Chebrah Talmud for services at Rutgers Street. a large Educational Alliance gathering follows.
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New York
Canal Street
Seward Park
Ghetto
Park Row
Madison
Division Streets
Educational Alliance
Broadway
Great World
Fourteenth
Twenty-third Streets
Sixth Avenue
Synagogue
Chebrah Talmud
Rutgers Street
Modern Fables by George Ade and copyright notice
Brief catalog entry for a volume titled Modern Fables by George Ade. States copyright 11607 attributed to Robert Howard Russell. Indicates ownership and publication details rather than a narrative summary.
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George Ade
Robert Howard Russell
Lawrence the Depot Flirt and the Middle West Analysis
A flamboyant traveling salesman named Lawrence, a self styled beauty, courts a piano girl on a train using stories of desiccated apples and a self portrait habit. He is critiqued later by a critic in an Eastern periodical for vanity and social vanity, seen as a mild materialist type with atrophied cerebellum. The tale ends with a social warning about flirtation and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Louey
Union Station
Lawrence
Florida
Sedalia
Ethel Giblitz
Saint Lovey
Dan Daly
Julia Marlowe
Lew Wallace
Middle West
Passover Customs and Independence Day Highlight An Argument
In a Chicago scene a rabbi and interpreter discuss Passover eight day holiday practices and foods including wines and whiskeys from fruit. The exchange touches on religious duties, ethics, and the idea that Passover is a form of Independence. A street crowd in New York adds color as observation notes question Passover’s modern turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
New York
New England
Counterfeit Postal Cards Lacking Quality Counterfeiters Bluffed
Boston Globe notes the counterfeit postal cards are notably weak, failing to surpass genuine items. The piece implies the forgers produced subpar forgeries and highlights skepticism about their effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Joax In One Way Golf Resembles Ping Pong
A playful comparison notes that both games share quick exchanges and precise control. It suggests humor in how a swing or serve mirrors a rally, while a speaker vents in the same language when frustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joax
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