Mrs Deans Tea With Miss Wright and Guests
A detailed social scene describes Mrs Dean hosting guests at a formal table set with American Beauty roses violet accents and smilax in a tall French basket. The guest list includes Miss Hazel Kinney Margie Taylor Hazel West Hilda Fletcher Anna Violet Barbour Lydia Parry Frances Roberts Sallie Hall Adebel Choweth Caroline Frenzel Marguerite Bowen Lula Freyburger and others.
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Mrs. Dean
Miss Wright
Miss Wright Mrs. Dean Entertained Mrs Sewall
Samuel E. Moras
Hazel Agusta Kinney
Margie Anne Taylor
Hazel West
Hilda Fletcher
Anna Violet Barbour
Lydia Maxwell Parry
Frances Roberts
Sallie Jackson Hall
Adebel Chenoweth
Caroline Emma Frenzel
Marguerite Lilly
Hadassah
Marguerite Bowen
Lula Freyburger
Arthur Bartlett Maurice
Contemporary Club
Propylaeum
William J. Richards
John S. Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
Maurice
Princeton
New York
Bookman
London
Goldsmith
Authors’ Club
Players’ Club
East
Dutton—Gordon
Indianapolis Journal
Windfall
Ind
David F. Dutton
Aly Gordon
College Street
Jacob Barrow
The
Baptist Church
Richmond
Eugene W. Richey
Laura Edna Fleming
James F. Fleming
Chicago
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton
May Manton offers a charming warm weather nightgown design in nainsook with lace and ribbon trim. The simple, comfortable gown has a front and back cut with no opening, slipping over the head, and accepts various washable trims such as mull or India linen.
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May Manton
Victorian Gown Pattern Description and Specimen
The article details a gown design with a full neck gathered into a pointed bertha and a ribbon draw to adjust size. Flowing sleeves taper to elbows with frills. Material requirements include 6 1/8 yards of fabric and lace quantities. pattern 4195 offered in small medium and large busts. Pattern coupon directs sending 1 2 cents and mailing to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis for a return pattern in about one week.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Two Indiana Authors Readings Split Into Two Nights
Harrison memorial fund benefit read ings at English Opera House split into Friday and Saturday shows to accommodate more attendees. Eight authors will perform in two groups, with a separate program length to finish earlier.
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Indiana
English
Opera House
Harrison Memorial Fund
Authors to read multiple pieces with four per night plan
The committee shifts to allow each author to perform several pieces with encores, avoiding rushed transitions. They await final word from Riley Ade and others on preferred nights, announce four readers per performance, and hold a two-night box auction Monday with one reserved per night. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at 9 a.m.
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Mr. Riley
George Ade
Riley
Ade
Brenke Academy Senior Class of 1902 Reception
The Brenke Academy hosted a joint senior and junior reception for the outgoing senior class of 1902 with dancing, elaborate decorations in green and gold, and flowers. Honor pupils Gertrude Baker and Margaret Strack were named in the program.
Multiple Shortridge School Activities and Student Updates
Virginia Dugdale is in while Ralph Knode left school. Edna Ransall returns from a South trip as the Oratorical Club held no meeting this week. Margaret Brundages out sick. C. C. girls end meetings this term. Miss Hall improves slowly. Belle Ramey to host the 8. and 5S. clubs Monday. Senior theme classes dismissed for term. Do Do Club met at May Bliss's home. Richard and Robert Griffith likely to attend Amherst next year. Jessie Epps absent two weeks due to illness. Fred Dunn hosted the last Junior Club camp fire. Belle Van Camp hosted the Spinsters. Romatka Dancing Club to dance at Brenneke Academy tonight. Shortridge gym class of the YWCA hosted a spread recently. Senior compositions completed. Earl Pritchard wrote a top essay. James Randall and John White plan a Delta Phi senior boys’ frat picnic. The Tuesday Echo editor Miss Mary Carey stood in for the missing editor. Science students, guided by Miss McClellan, visited Hammond's Grove. Miss O Haus English classes will present the Merchant of Venice court scene on June 13. Shortridge Senate did not meet yesterday due to junior reception. A ne-been one Tue. See Terre basketball TM a sume to be ciased there. It is not likely.
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Virginia Dugdale
Ralph Knode
A Roberts
Edna Ransall
Margaret Brundages
C. C
Miss Hall
Belle Ramey
May Bliss
Richard
Robert Griffith Willikely
Amherst
Jessie Epps
Fred Dunn
Junior Club of
Belle van Camp
Romatka
Brenneke Academy
Shortridge High School
Earl Pritchard
James Randall
John White
Delta Phi
Mary Carey
McClellan
Hammond’s Grove
O' Haus
Japanese envoy Iyenaga tours Formosa and Philippines views
Dr. T Iyenaga of Japan, a Formosan government commissioner, traveled 22500 miles in Asia, recounting Formosa’s governance by a governor general, Japan’s plans for railroads, harbors, and schools. He opined that the United States should cede the Philippines to Japan and urged iron-handed rule for unpolitical peoples. He warned Cuba and welcomed a US UK Japan alliance.
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T. Iyenaga
Dencon
Foreigen
Tokio
Asia
Formosa
Iyenaga
Persia
Turkey
Kobe
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Islands
Dr. Iyenaga
New Superintendent Named for The Columbia Club
The Columbia Club selects Frank C. Hurley of Chicago as new superintendent, taking over June 1 from resigning Mr. Barker. Hurley comes from the Chicago Athletic Club, a 3,500 member organization where he has served seven years as assistant superintendent. Roof garden season opens the first Saturday night in June with vaudeville, with a possible weekly women’s night.
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Columbia Club
Frank C. Hurley
Chicago
Barker
Hurley
Chicago Athletic Club
Cole comments on Gold Democrats and silver issue in Indiana
Charles A. Cole a Peru lawyer and Democrat says there is no plan to revive Gold Democrats unless state convention offers a new platform. He thinks the silver question is settled and Gold Democrats who did not join Republicans may return if a firm platform is offered. Guthrie and McNutt in town. Guthrie renominated for joint senator and campaigning slowly.
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Charles A. Cole
Peru
Denison
Guthrie
Thomas McNutt
Jefferson County
McNutt
Republican State Committee
Jefferson
August B Doeppers Dies In Indiana Doom
August B Doeppers of this city, a director and adjuster for the German Fire Insurance Company of Indiana, died in Bloomfield Indiana Thursday night. He was forty five, leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Death resulted from diabetes while he was there as a witness in an adjusting case.
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August BR. Doeppers
German Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Bloomfield
Ind
Insects That Kill Trees and Their Remedies
W H Freeman urges forestry readers to the injurious insects attacking oaks elms maples and pines. The article outlines beetles and moths as the primary threats with life cycles and practical controls including trenches grease bands manual grub removal, burning infested twigs, cocoon gathering, and chemical sprays such as sulphur solution arsenical washes lime water and kerosene emulsion.
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London
Counties duel for joint senate seat in Indiana politics
Marion and Morgan counties face a joint senatorial nominating fight as candidates vie for representation. Morgan urges a shared seat with Marion, while Marion factions worry about losing field strength. Across Grant Blackford and Wells similar arrangements are debated as party leaders prepare to issue the convention call next month.
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Marion
Morgan Counties
Marion County
Morgan County
Grant, Blackford and Wells
Grant
Blackford and Wells
Elliott
Kennedy
Democratic primaries set polling places and conventions
Chairman Spencer outlines voting hours from 4 to 8 p m for Democratic primaries to choose delegates to county and township conventions. County union convenes Tuesday at Tomlinson Hall at 9 am. township caucus follows at 7 pm. Center township gets equal delegates to county total. others have twice as many. Contests may be heard Monday afternoon by election commissioners in Lombard Building. Remarks recount past politics and Morris Murphy anecdote.
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Spencer
Democratic County Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Center Township
Democratic State Committee
Lombard
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Morris Murphy
Joe Bell
Murphy
Democratic City Committee
Ain
State Auditor Hart Targets Illegitimate Insurance Firms
State Auditor Hart vows aggressive action against rogue insurers. Lincoln Insurance and Banking Co of Hammond, now in receivership, lacks records beyond a seal and desk. An ancillary receiver in Chicago has also found nothing, prompting calls for a Philadelphia receiver to reach the general agent there. Hart notes two or three wild cat firms remain in Indiana but will be closed this year. He seeks court power to inspect books, just back from a National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting where a nationwide blacklist was ordered to curb unsound companies.
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Hart
Lincoln Insurance and Banking Company
Hammond
Chicago
Philadelphia
Indiana
Captain Hart
New York
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Associaton
Would-be thief caught after pocketbook theft attempt
Miss Margaret Schauer of 222 Brookside avenue was accosted on St. Clair near New Jersey as a stranger tried to seize her pocketbook. A pursing crowd, aided by Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Wear, cornered the suspect, John F. Butts of Wabash near East, who was identified by the victim and taken into custody.
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Margaret Schauer
Brookside Avenue
Es Ib
John F. Butts
Wabash Street
Practical jokers target city doctor amid medical society trip
Telegram hoax aimed at a young physician en route to Evansville for a meeting of the State Medical Society. Friends say he planned to visit a sweetheart in a nearby town and he remained silent when telegrams arrived. Plymouth Church to hold Memorial Day service with sermon on a soldier's son.
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Biate Medical Society
Evansville
Mianapolis
Plymouth Church
Diety
B. Birge
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