Denver Express at Park Theater Opens Week with Deadwood Dick
Holden Comedy Company performs The Denver Express at Park Theater with Deadwood Dick aiding Mabel Payne against a scheming uncle. Comic bread-bread gag in act two brings audience laughter as Tommy Tucker chokes on bread. Second half features The Wages of Sin. Will A Page new Joan of Arc play shown in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Comedy Company
Denver Express
Park Theater
The
Park
West
Mabel Payne
Dick’’ Warren
Mabel
Tommy Tucker
Deadwood Dick
Hiram Garvey
Tommy
John A. Preston
Armand Duval
Camille
Washington
Will A. Page
Joan of Arc
Academy of Music
Joan
Edmond Rostand
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Margerie
Ambassador Cambon
France
Personal and Society notes from Logansport and beyond
Mrs. John W. Kern visits Logansport with friends while Mrs. A R Thompson of the Delano spends days in Liberty Ind. Dr H H Wheeler returns from weeks in the East. Mr and Mrs Harry Pemberly plan a three week stay in Madison and Louisville. Mrs George W Marchand of Canton Ohio guests sister Mrs Frank G Wood. Miss Anna Hess visits her sister on North Pennsylvania. Mrs Harriet S Packard of New Albany spends the week with Mrs Dwight Fraser. Mr and Mrs H B Harring depart for two weeks in Cincinnati and Madison. A A Wilkinson and William Fortune return from Wawasee. Mrs John McFarland and daughter of the Blacherne go to California. Miss Bertha Duenwig of Terre Haute arrives to visit Miss Anna Wheeler. Mrs Benjamin Harris Scranton of Risty Sun visits her parents Rev and Mrs Robert Roberts. Miss Margaret Foster, guest of Miss Virginia Keep, returns to Burlington Ia. Dr Allison Maxwell to read paper at Century Club on Writers of the Pacific Slope. Mrs John Sage and Miss Ma ree Cravens of Maison return from Cincinnati. Louis Gibson returns from Boston where his daughter Jessie attends the Boston School of Technology. Mrs Ritter and family at Meridian return to Irvington for summer. Mrs Worthington, visiting North Pennsylvania with daughter, returns to Terre Haute. Henry Strauss of Washington DC announces engagement of daughter Eleanor to Geo Levy of this city. Mr and T B Peery of Greensburg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Marchand
Canton
Frank G. Wood
Anna Hess
Louis Smith
Pennsylvania Street
Harriet S. Packard
New Albany
Dwight Fraser
H. B. Harring
Cincinnati
Madison
A. A. Wilkinson
William Fortune
Wawasee
John McFarland
Blacherne
California
Bertha Duenwig
Terre Haute
Anna Wheeler
Benjamin Harris Scranton
Risty Sun
Robert Roberts
Margaret Foster
Virginia Keep
Burlington
Allison Maxwell
Century Club
Pacific Slope
John Sage
Mareee Cravens
Maison
Louis Gibson
Boston
Jessie
Boston School of Technology
Ritter
Harriet
Fred Ritter
Meridian
Irvington
Worthington
H. E. Newcomer
Henry Strauss
Washington, D. C
Eleanor
Geo. Levy
T._B. Peery
Greensburg
Cincinnati social spotlight and upcoming weddings noted
May Louise of Cincinnati visits Mr and Mrs Emmett J Brown hosts and Miss Hill of Chicago guests. Engagement announced Elizabeth McKay to Brandt Steele. wedding planned early June. Pittsburgh house party planned with Mrs Nevins Jr and others. Cooking class final exam dinner praised. Mrs Helen Bowen and daughter Jo travel in Europe and attend Paris reception at Black Holman home. Rich social pages end with Savage Medears Richmond wedding in progress.
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May Louise
Cincinnati
Emmett J
Arthur V. Brown
Univeral Club
Mss
Jean Hill
Chicago
Florence de Pauw
Miss Hill
Elizabeth McKay
Horace McKay
Brandt Theodore Steele
Katherine Ayres
Mary Wilson
Stella Adams
Sewickley
Robert Nevins, Jr
Pittsburg
Girls* Classical School
Julia Botrland
Alice Brown
Mary Carsin
Mary Chenoweth
Gertrude Free
Hazel Kinney
Virginia Pickens
Marjorie Potts
Belle Widner
Alice Wheeler
Sewall
Francis Shoecraft
Scot Butler
M. B. Wilson
John Carson
A. D. Chenoweth
E. Coffin
Horace Kinney
A. F. Potts
T. C. Day
Hal Adams
Helen Bowen
Josephine
Europe
Paris
Charles Holman Black
Frank Holman
Acres
Lle
Claude
Opera Comique
Gardner
M. Hardy
Bryant
Hurst
Mma
Danesi
Comtesse Fandras
Mme
Lambert de Sainte-Croix
Marquise de Wentworth
Gabrilewitch
Marquise D'Anglesley
Chetro
Savage
Medbars
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Edward Savage
Blanche Medears
Centerville
E. 0. Ellis
Recital by Edward Ebert Buchheim at Propylaeum
Edward Ebert-Buchheim, newly engaged as piano teacher at Bellinger School of Music, gave a varied recital at the Propylaeum after years in Europe and affiliations with Cincinnati Conservatory and the Danville Normal School. He earlier appeared at Baldwin's and for the Mannerchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ebert-Buchheim
Bellinger School of Music
Propylaeum
Europe
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Danville
Ind
Tausig
Beethoven
Chopin
Wagher
Brasei
Child Run Down by Car In Brightwood. Arm Amputated
The two year old daughter of Christian Leukhart, 18% Arrow avenue, was struck by Brightwood car Tl yesterday and one hand was severed. She sustained internal injuries and is thought fatally injured. Playing in the yard the child ran into the street after a playmate, fell, and the wheels crushed the wrist. Dr. Tinsley dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Leukhart
Arrow Avenue
Brightwood
Artistic Evening by Edward Ebert-Buchheim Pianist
Edward Ebert-Buchheim gave a recital introducing the Vose grand piano to Indianapolis audiences. The program showcased his power and developed technique, delivering a rare, masterly performance with a marvelous tone. The Vose grand promises a bright future, backed by Wulschner Music Co, a long local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ebert-Buchheim
Vose Grand Piano
Indianapolis
Buchheim
Wulschner Music Company
G A R Indiana encampment opens in Tomlinson Hall this afternoon
The twenty third annual G A R encampment in Indiana begins at 2 pm with Mil ton Garrigus delivering the opening address. A 1930s style program outlines committee appointments, national encampment delegates, and a monument dedication with large veteran attendance anticipated across the state.
Woman's Relief Corps Opens HQ at Hotel English
Department officers have set headquarters at the Hotel English as delegates to the department convention begin arriving. Representing the auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic, notable figures include department president Mrs. Mary E. Swain of Richmond with her secretary and treasurer arriving aboard the initial trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Hotel English
Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Mary E. Swain
Richmond
Administrators lauded for faithful year of service
Mrs. Kate Scott and Mrs. Alice Lamar greeted numerous friends paying respects to the officers who managed departmental affairs through the year. Mrs. Swain, praised as a general, began with a depleted treasury and a deficit in a special trust fund yet discharged all obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Scott
Alice Lamar
Swain
Indiana ladies gather at Masonic Temple for department convention
Mrs. Mary E. Swain leads the Indiana department in a financially successful year while hosting a largely female reception at a Richmond hotel. Delegates from Bremen to Evansville, including Past Presidents Jennie Myerhoff and Loretta Gorsuch, converge for the Masonic Temple opening, with Flora Smith favored for department president.
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Order
Richmond
Jones
Vermont
Winins
Ohio
Mary E. Swain
Linzie R. Brown
Logansport
Laura Lower
North Manchester
Kate Scott
Aliee Lamar
Emma Fisher
Cicero
Clara M. Hees
Westville
Mary E. Little
Evansville
Flora Smith
Bremen
Smith
Masonic Temple
Jennie Myerhoff
Laura Hess
Wabash
Loretta J. Gorsuch
South Bend
Ellan J. Crisler
Greensburg
Yarkey
Lafayette
White
Rockville
Belle Ephiin
Tangier
Reunion of Eleventh Indiana Cavalry at Statehouse Camp
About seventy five veterans, now few alive, gathered in Room 12 at the Statehouse for a reunion. Officers elected include President Sumption and Secretary Collis. Addresses recalled Civil War battles, with songs and reminiscences, and a Lincoln-era relic hat box brought by Sam Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Indiana Volunteer Cavalry
Statehouse
Indiana
Union
Sumption
Kokomo
T. F. Zion
Anderson
E. W. Collis
Pendleton
John R. Sanders
Lebanon
G. W. Woodward
M. McQuinn
Allan Gray
EB. R. Floyd
Albert Fisher
D. M. Buror
Bob” Stewart
Terre Haute
Brown
Mary Pavy
Jessie
John Brown
Georgia
Sam Hinkle
Springfield
Ill
Thirty-third
Indiana Regiment
Lincoln
White House
Indiana Civil War Veterans Gather for Annual Meetings
The Department convention of Woman's Relief Corps meets in Masonic Hall at 9 a.m. The Loyal Legion holds its annual meeting in the Senate chamber at 11 a.m. The Grand Army of the Republic encampment convenes in Tomlinson Hall at 2 p.m. The Sixteenth Indiana Regiment resumes its annual reunion tomorrow at 10 a.m. with headquarters for the One Hundredth Indiana at the Enterprise Hotel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relef Corps
Masonic Hall
The
Loyal Legion
Senate Chamber
Grand Army of the Republic
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana
Circuit Court Room
City News Notes From Meridian Street Church Events
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Meridian street Church parlors today at 2 30 p m Miss Annie Spear of China attends district meeting at Central avenue Church all day tomorrow The Frances E Willard W C T A entertains at 1 1 2 North Delaware street today at 2 30 p m An address by the Rev ie M Sinith and a recitation by Miss Lottie nnel Dr Fohrman attending Bessie Williamson who took poison last week likely to die She has acute nephritis and lives with her parents on Bellefontaine street Emanuel Kennedy colored tries to flee workhouse captured after pursuit Mrs Lydia King locked up on carrying concealed weapons She heard barber shop remark Let's cut her hair She went home got a razor returned to barber shop and asked them to cut her hair Prof J Hafrystop of Columbia University visiting Indianapolis He is a pioneer in practical research and metaphysics at Columbia He investigated spiritualism and frauds but concedes some phenomena may require partial acceptance The commissioners finished the county budget with a White river bridge at Washington street bid 215 0 Contractors William Fife & Son Also requests 4 00 to repay salaries due cliffs Clark and Emmett and 96 to pay Arres A Bookwalter and Hunter Cassin for expert services in investigating ex Recorder Shilling records
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Frances E. Willard
Bellefontaine Street
Emanuel Kennedy
Fall Creek
Kennedy
Lydia King
South West Street
Columbia
Hyslop
County Council
White River
Washington Street
William Fife & Son
Cliffs Clark
Emmett
Arres A. Bookwalter
Hunter - Cassin
Ready to Kill His Wife Knife Attack Suspect Arrested
Patrolmen Griffin and Hull arrested Thomas Wingfield for assault and battery after he allegedly threatened to kill his wife over beer drinking near the Big Four railroad by Michigan Street. Witnesses report he brandished a five inch blade as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevele
Griffin
Hull
Thomas Wingfield
Wingfield
Big Four Railroad
Michigan Street
Jesse Baker Near Death After Street Corner Shooting
Jesse Baker, a Black man, lay critically injured after being shot Sunday at the corner of Ohio and Missouri streets. Doctors cannot locate the bullet in his stomach. A police captain seeks identification by Baker of the shooter. A man from North Totianensa denies being the shooter. Fannie Rhodes, who drank with the shooter, denies knowing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Baker
Ohio
Missouri
Hyland
Totianensa
Baker
Fannie Rhodes
Engaged and Married Are a Great Many Couples This Month
A jeweler J P Mullally of Monument Place reports a surge in engagements and marriages this month citing his large business in diamonds and plain rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Presbytery action on ordination and licenses at Indianapolis meeting
Moderator Walker presided over the adjourned Indianapolis Presbytery meeting at Second Presbyterian Church Greencastle officials reported that J R Carver preaching at Acton and Boggs Town was denied ordination as evangelist for lack of licensing duration and seminary graduation Ezra Van Nyse Franklin College graduate and Princeton University student was received as a candidate for ministry Rev Muhanna Barakat Damascus native granted permission to labor outside presbytery Licenses were issued to A L Duncan and Victor Demaree Princeton Theological Seminary Rev C C McIntyre Princeton Seminary will visit Indianapolis churches this summer focusing on foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
Acton
J. R. Carver
Boggstown
Ezra van Nyse
Franklin
Franklin College
Princeton University
Muhanna B. Barakat
Damascus
Syria
Ipently
A. L. Duncan
Victor Demaree
Princeton Theological Seminary
C. C. Mclintyre
Ind Polis
Gambling activity rumors as monument dedication nears
Reports say gambling rooms have shown renewed activity in anticipation of large crowds for a monument dedication this week. Superintendent Taffe pledged to close gambling houses if in progress, and would send officers to arrest participants upon definite information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffe
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New York
Taffeta Sik
Richelieu
Ucony
West Alsie
Krauss
East Washington St
Men’s Furnisher
Merchants’ Association
N. A. Moore CO
Grocers
North Illinois Street
Deems
Baywe
Raut
Eerie
Strictly Confidence's Loan Office
McCray Refrigerator Company
Ned Jones
South Capitol Avenue
Kendallville
Int
Geo. J
Burford
C.N. Williams & CO
East Market Street
HM. Lock
Lemcke Bidg
Fonsonsuret
Company of Indianapolly
Home Institution
Stevenson Bidg
Viola Allen
James Sheridan Knowles
London
Fanny Kemble
Julia
Philadelphia
Miss Allen
Eben Plympton
Master Alter
James van Lee
Finney
Palace of the King
Marion Crawford
Mr. Plympton
Personal and
John W. Kern
A. R. Thompson
Delano
Liberty
H. H. Wheeler
East
Harry Pemberly
Louisville
Ebert-Buchheim
G.A.R
Benjamin Starr
Woman’s Relief Corps
English
Milton Garrigus
Department of Indiana
Smock
Tye
Capitol Avenue
New Jersey Street
New Jersey
Monument
Major Menzies
Board of Regents
Durbin
Samuel B. Sweet
J. L. Ketcham
J. W. Hollenbeck
J. E. Greer
Amos H. Hanes
Frank Hall
David Oliver
Jesse H. Carpenter
East Street
National Guard
Circle
Market Street
Illinois Street
New York Street
Engish’s
Opera House
Admiral Brown
General Torrence
Women's Relief Corps
Brussels
Axminster
the Great Drapery Department
Nottingham
Hoffman
Singapore
H. P. Wasson
Abraham Lincoln
President Lincoln
Sixteenth
City News Notes
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Meridian-street Church
Annie Spear
China
Central Avenue Church
DePierces
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolia
W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
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