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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1902

Page

17

Suburban Social News Bridgeport

Long list of social visits and guests in Bridgeport and surrounding towns. People travel to Iowa Indiana Ohio Arkansas Illinois and Kentucky to visit friends relatives and attend events. Many hosts welcomed relatives and friends including the Marks Casserlys Dugan families and local clubs host dances and luncheons.

LocalSocial News Highlights from the Area

Thursday afternoon events at Mrs. Montgomery's home on Northwestern avenue prompt visits from Mrs. Hollinorth and daughter Helen to Lebanon relatives. Numerous residents, club meetings, guest visits, and church socials fill the week with travels to Kokomo Indianapolis Bloomington Columbus and Greencastle.

Junius Cravens, Jr Anderson Hazel Reeves Columbus Ind Detta Tau Delta Jabez Hall Christian Church Maud Terhune Franklin Irvington Rosa Moore Hortonville Anna Moore Ipvington Kate Hege Clara Moody College Friends Methodist Church Frankfolt Oak Avenue Wil! Moore Purdue RE. Moore Pi Beta Phi Franklin College C. W. Harvey Ritter Avenue Will Gustin Elba Peru August Jutt William M. Harvey Milwaukee M. A. Harvey A. ©. Lurber Signal John L. Lott Joseph B. Champion Washington, D. C Charles B. Cross Phi Delta Theta Phi Delts Butler-Franklin Notre Dame Taylor Fort Wayne Tuthill Chicago Moran A. B. Sharp Layman Avenue Athens America J. R. Tomlinson Irvington Dramatic Club Thomas C. Howe Central Avenue Lida Gilbert Dorothy John Tibbett Maxfield Walter Fkelly Kelly Kappa Kappa Gamma Pleasant Run Charlotte Powell Verna Richey Essie Murcer Lora Campbell Edith Longley Hele Downing Mary Wicker Rhetta Williams Elizabeth Vincant Anne Heaton Elizabeth Paulson Johnny Carpender Wayne Parker Roy Adney John Mitchell Scot Hunter Paul Guffin Harold Maury Carl McGaughey Samuel Montgomery Northwestern Avenue B. F. Hollinorth Helen Lebanon J. W. Langston Whiteland Ethel Owens Roy Garret Auburn C. P. Houser J. C. de Wees R. M. de Wees Kokomo Ladies’ Aid Society The Home Presbyterian Church Moorman Nellie Ross Jennie Ada Aikman Lyons Women's Home Missionary Society of the Remington Bertha Gibson Bloomington T. H. Greer Cumberland Margaret Harvey Progress Club Carr Chester Avenue Miss Temple Indiana Florence Eberwein S. R. Gerrard Xenia Clara Lancaster Carrie McConnaughey Ladies of the Baptist Church M. 5. Stenning E. L. Tiner Maurice H. G. Copeland E. M. Jones North Side Club Club Tutewiler Hawkins Dunn Jennie Lockwood Brooklyn M. Amsden George Presser Lydia Coburn Shelbyville Owen Quigley Brazil J. S. Newby Missouri Ethel Jacks Danville William Neville Elbert Blue Agnes Gaines Greencastle Merlin Maxwell Martinsville John Furry Andrew Gray Kate Baker John Baker Elwood Edward Weber Joseph Weber J. Anee J. Hi. Shepherd Vernon J. B. David Bridgeport J. L. Sanders St. Andrew's Mission Old City Hall Pleasure Club Alexander Harry Roberson Roscoe Shinn Smithson Morris-Street Christian Church W. W. Turpin Modlin Tilord

College Education Warns Against Wasted Time

Andrew Carnegie argues in The Empire of Business that many young men bound for business are harmed by college. He says colleges waste years by forcing study of Greek and Latin, which he considers impractical, urging focus on useful knowledge and decisions rather than ancient languages.

Andrew Carnegie Empire of Business

Come to May Meadows In Jessie St John Poem

The verses invite leaving gloom for a sunlit Marlon Indiana scene. It evokes May flowers peach blossoms lilacs and blue bells with birds insects and warm winds. A lyrical call to happiness through nature and memory.

Marlon, Ind Jessie St. John

Dutch Will Not Yield Sovereignty Amid Wilhelmina Illness

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports The Hague era notes Dutch resolve against annexation or personal union with Prussia. Kuyper insists Netherlands will remain sovereign, free from German domination, while Wilhelmina issues cabinet orders promoting prize medals to encourage citizen military spirit. The piece also covers local school sports plans and athlete updates from Shortridge.

Indianapolis The Hague Dr. Kuyper Germany Netherlands London Times Saxony Prussia Kingdom of Hanover Electorate of Hesse Duchy of Nassau Napoleon III Dr. Jayper Ireland Great Britain Wilhelmina War Department

New Military Company Formed at Shortridge High School

A new group called the Robinson Rifles has formed at Shortridge High School with about 35 members from the school. Officers are Captain Newton Hardin, First Lieutenant Walter Morgan, Second Lieutenant Shirley Hendryx, and First Sergeant Bernard Wright. Drills occur Friday nights at Central Christian Church. The unit plans summer camp and may take part in upcoming monument dedication exercises if uniforms arrive.

Shortridge High School Robinson Rifles Newton Hardin Walter Morgan Shirley Hendryx Bernard Wright Central Christian Church Indiana National Guard

Physics Department Advances in Light and Mechanics

The Physics One classes study fluid pressure and light. An advanced class of 120 pupils in the Eleven and Third departments works on advanced mechanics. Professor McMullen, recently ill, has recovered and resumes teaching. The advanced group includes Augusta Hild, Fred Rapp, Lawrence Hassleman, Jacob Schramm, Myron Leckner, Edwin Friend, Raymond Chapman, and Seth Brown under Mr Williams.

Frank Daniels Olive Hawkins Ethel Brannon Eleanor Posey Daughters of Diogenesa Ida Sheehy Zilpha Maffey North America Admiral Sampson Augusta Courn Harold Gurstorf the Echo Do Do May Bliss Virginia Shaw Lillian Snyder Shortridge Dunn United States Charles S. Thomas Shortridge School Butler Roberts Orin Pearson Rhea Featherston Lento Fulwell Richard Barbee Hugh Jones Noble Praig Mr. Dunn Washington Lincoln James Gipe Stella Alix Lowell McMullen Lynn B. McMullen Mr. Williams Augusta Hild Fred Rapp Lawrence Hassleman Jacob Schramm Myron Leckner Edwin Friend Raymond Chapman Seth Brown

Concentration and the art of leadership through laughter

The speaker mocks overloading tasks and praises focusing on others work. He notes great managers avoid personal heavy labor, instead inspiring and laughing at success. He shares a lesson learned: let young partners do the work while the leader enjoys the results.

Boy Choirs Praised in Philadelphia Churches

The Philadelphia Record extols Episcopal church choirs noting the beauty of boys voices from low to high ranges and their ability to sing with purity and accuracy. It cites Bach passion music as a pinnacle of fugue form and mentions one leading choir master presenting Parsifal level pieces in concerts.

Philadelphia America

The Keeper of the Light Poem Fragment

A fragmentary verse depicts a lighthouse keeper between sea and sky who tends the lamp night after night. The keeper feels the vast power of the ocean and prays more earnestly about God than the speaker, Evaleen Stein.

Keeper of the Light Sea Sky and Goditer Mie Evaleen Stein

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