Personal and Society notes from the city social scene
Fletcher Durbin heads East to resume college work while a tide of visitors and social events fill days. Eleanor Cox of Terre Haute stays with Miss Havens as Ella Ross returns from Richmond. Judge and Mrs. Vinton return to Lafayette after city visits. Numerous hostesses, receptions, weddings, and parties fill May events, with guests from Monessen, Pittsburg, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Fletcher Durbin
Eleanor Cox
Terre Haute
Ethel Havens
Ella Ross
Jennie Rhodes
Richmond
H. H. Vinton
Lafayette
John Chestnutt
Pittsburg
H. W. Keehn
Monessen
Pe Franklin
Bellefontaine Street
Thomas A. Wren
South Summit Street
Holy Cross
Herbert W. Foltz
North
New Jersey Street
Emma Martindale
Iiam MaccClay Hall
Augusta Lyon
D. M. Parry
New York
Frank Fitegerald
Miss Porter
Cincinnati
Louise Lilly
Blacheroe
Lilly
Katherine Bullard
Chalfant
Wisconsin
Camp Franklin
Trout Lake
Willis
Columbia
Cortland van Cone
Mona Taggart
Adelaide Lecklider
Shanklin
Frankfort
Miss Shanklin
Richard Shanklin
Carrie Frenzel
Anderson
Girls’ Classical School
Arthur W. Allen
Alien
Paquette
J. P. Hester
Starr
H. D. Hanna
Winfield T. Durbin
Parties and notices color the Indianapolis Journal pages
Social events fill the column with visits from Miss Willis of Columbia Mo to Mrs Durbin on North Meridian. A large card party at Mrs Gates on North Pennsylvania honors Mrs Smock of Fort Wayne. Gymnastic exams at Girls Classical School draw many friends. Marriages include Hurley and Joseph in Shelbyville and announcements of Dr Reeder and Miss Warner in LaPorte. A long list of visitors and travels follows from various Indiana towns and beyond.
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Fletcher Birch
Cortland van Camp
Hitt
McCulloch
Branch
Anderson
Lennard
Metamora
Jean Hill
K. S. Paul
Chicago
W. W. Gates
North
Pennsylvania Street
F. C. Smock
Fort Wayne
Dickhut
Daugherty
Minneapolis
William Knight
Frank Daugherty
Julietta
Gates
J.T. Brown
W. ©. Shireman
F. O. Smock
New York
Phil Joseph
Meyer
Hurley
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
David H. Reeder
Angela Warner
Baltimore
Episcopal Cathedral
Home Health Club
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Hip yokes are in vogue and define the fashionable gown in soft clinging fabrics. The models cover simple round outlines, back and front points, Van Dyke points, scallops, and suit dress materials and contrasting silks, lace, and various fancy reverings used for the dress.
Pattern for womens shirt yokes fits 22 to 30 waist
Advertises pattern 41236 for womens shirt yokes to lengthen skirts with under or attached portions. Describes sizes 22 to 30 waist, yardage needs, and options. Includes coupon instructions to mail 10 cents to The Journal Pattern Dept in Indianapolis with name address and size requested.
Scholarships for Southern Teachers Aid Funded at Columbia
New York May 16 Seven special scholarships have been established in Teachers College Columbia University to aid Southern teachers. George F Peabody W E Macey and John Crosby Brown funded the awards after attending a regional educational conference. No race or sex distinction will be considered. Any Southern teacher may apply.
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New York
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
George F. Peabody
W. E. Macey
John Crosby Brown
Repub lic Iron and Steel to Build Large Plant in Youngstown
The Republic Iron and Steel Company will start immediately a mammoth structural steel and iron plant in Youngstown. When finished it will employ 1 men. A new furnace is to be erected and products from another plant owned by the company here will be used by the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Revision of Confession of Faith Report Delayed to Thursday
The Presbyterian General Assembly in New York opens day two with devotions and reports. The revision committee proposes a brief statement of the reformed faith and textual changes, including a declaration that infants dying are saved, and sets Thursday for further discussion and final vote.
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New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Fifth-avenue Presbyterian Church
Henry van Dyke
Presbyteries
General Assembly
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Mary
Church
Lord Jesus
Henry Collin Minton
Charles A. Dickey
Herrick Johnson
Samuel J. Nicholls
D. W. Fisher
William McKibbin
George B. Stewart
S. P. Sprecher
John de Witt
J. Ross Stevenson
D. W. Moffat
S. B. McCormick
John M. Harlan
Daniel R. Noyes
E. W. C. Humphrey
William R. Crabbe
John E. Parsons
Elisha A. Fraser
John W. Foster
Charles T. Thompson
Assembly
Committee On Revision
John H. Converse
Philadelphia
Union Theological Seminary
William H. Roberts
Omaha
John B. Shaw
West End Presbyterian Church
Wilton Merle Smith
Marthy D. Babcock
Brick Presbyterian Church
William H. Tower
South Framingham
Mass
Presbyterian plan to train Negro ministers in Mississippi
The General Assembly heard the colored evangelization committee report in Jackson Mississippi on May 16. It notes progress across the committee's work and outlines converting the Steiman Institute into a training school for ministers and teachers aligned with Southern views on Negro education. The plan includes supplying land buildings implements stock and instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Committee On
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Steiman Institute
German Baptists Rally to Harrisburg for Park Gathering
In Harrisburg Pa many German Baptists arrived today with hundreds expected to swell to more than ten thousand by Saturday night at Paxtang Park for the annual conference activities ahead of the Tuesday meeting.
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Harrisburg
Paxtang Park
Franklin Loses Debate to Kalamazoo College in Michigan
Kalamazoo College defeated Franklin College 2 to 1 in a well contested debate at Kalamazoo Michigan. Judges included Adams Yaple and Puffer with Franklin speakers Everingham Hall Wilson. In Columbus Ohio State University hosted the Central Oratorical League contest with Lucy Dean Jenkins of Ohio Wesleyan winning first place.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kalamazoo
Mich
Franklin College
Kalamazoo College
Adams
Yaple
Mendon
Puffer
E. R. Young
H. 8. Upjohn
A. W. Brown
A. C. Everingham
A. B. Hall
A. H. Wilson
Franklin
Purdue and Indiana to Stage Dual Track Meet
Purdue and Indiana plan a financially critical dual track meet tomorrow at Stuart Field with a potential Oberlin College meet a week later if the event succeeds. The athletic association urges attendance to support Purdue track and field, while Purdue baseball is off to a 3–3 start.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Stuart Field
the Athletic Association
E. W. Koontz
Louisville & Nashville Railway Company
Robert B. Dugger
Lucille Graham
Bloomington
Dugger
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Benno J. Klosterman
Louisville
Purdue Laboratory
Columbia University
Kokomo to Host Interscholastic Meet With Regional Teams
Kokomo eyes a big day as four high school teams from Kokomo Marion Peru and Huntington compete in fourteen sharp contests. Referee Professor Perree from Indiana University and judge Professor Nehring from Butler College will oversee. There are 16 entrants and Kokomo plans a banquet and hospitality for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Marion
Peru
Huntington
Perree
Indiana University
Nehring
Butler College
Strike in Sweden grows as reform bill promised
Stockholm May 16 More than 15 000 workmen have joined the strike in support of electoral reform after the suffrage debate in the first chamber ended with the government agreeing to introduce a new bill in the Ri in 19H based on proportionate elect
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Stockholm
Sweden
Roosevelt to Visit Indiana During Western Trip
President Roosevelt plans a western tour in late September or early October visiting Indiana after attending the Detroit Spanish War Veterans reunion. He will travel from Detroit to Indiana and then continue his travels.
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Detroit
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
City of the Straits
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