Society Notes in Martinsville Visits and Gatherings
Edward Dark stays two weeks in Martinsville while Mrs B Keesting visits her sister Mrs Kregero in Boston. Mrs Samuel G Van Camp travels to Clinton Ind to visit her mother Mrs Olney. Mrs Judah visits Mrs James Dunbar in New Albany, guest of Mrs Florence Crexall. Walter Milliken hosts a dinner at the Country Club. Ruth Halford from Washington DC visits Mrs John Taylor Martindale. Mrs A F Stewart of Huntington visits Mrs Garstang on North Delaware. The Portfolio Club meets at Herron Art Institute for Society of Western Artists. Mrs A A Barnes announces luncheon for Mr Eila Gallup of Evanston. Mrs Margaret Cravens returns home to Madison from visit with Mrs John Sage. Mrs James Land hosts Holy Cross Social Club on East Washington Street. Mrs Henry L Wallace to receive informally after 4 PM.
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Edward Dark
Martinsville
B. 5. Keesting
Boston
C. E. Kregero
Samuel G. van Camp
Clinton
Olney
Judah
James Dunbar
New Albany
Florence Crexall
1006Th Avenue
Walter Milliken
Ruth Halford
Washington, D. C
John Taylor Martindale
A. F. Stewart
Huntington
W. Va
Garstang
Delaware Street
Portfolio Club
Society of Western Artists
Herron Art Institute
A. A. Barnes
Eila Gallup
Evanston
Margaret Cravens
John Sage
Madison
James Land
East
Washington Street
Holy Cross
Henry L. Wallace
John M. Judah
Henry Coe
Central Avenue
A. P. Redfield
Chicago
Elizabeth Smith
Hartford City
Orrin Woollen
Franklin
Isabel Palmer
Beatrice Byers
Miss Palmer
Annie Hess
Wabash
J. A. Lemcke
Eleanor Lemcke
Ralph Lemcke
Welsbaden
Germany
John B. Cockrum
B. F. Hitz
George Edenharter
Sarah Stockton
J. C. Henderson
Agnes V. de Vay
Cole
Rushville
Mary Elizabeth
Archibald Harman Bradshaw
St. James's Church
Lancaster
Walter Breed
St. James's Rectory
Bradshaw
J. W. Bradshaw
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Harriet Hosmer
Hernandez
Wulschner
Percy B. Burnett
Troemel
Padlal
Stevenson Lucien Sullivan
Bradford
C. J. Fletcher
Martinique
East Wabash Street
Louis Smith
Frederick Brown
Frank W. Wood
M. G. Gould
H. B. Sale
H. G. Butler
W. W. Carter
H. 5. Wood
Horace Wright
G. W. Warmuth
Lucius Wainwright
Henry A. Palmer
Fred S. Knodle
Edward Nell
Thaddeus Houston
E. B. Pugh
T. A. Alford
H. A. Mansfield
Marmon
Julia Walk
Clara Hawkins
Helen Werbe
Nellie Thornton
Bertha Crosley
Alma Routh
Susan Thompson
Philip Rappaport
Julia Fish
Courtland van Camp
Martindale
van Camp
E. B. Martindale
Charles Martindale
Clarence Martindale
Hervey Bates, Jr
Raymond P. van Camp
B. F. Riley
Hewitt H. Howland
A. M. Robertson
Edwin H. Ferry
Mise Buford
Atkins
Dhat
Ailver
Yount—Hicks
Mary Sewell Hicks
Hannibal C. Yount
Covington
J. A. Lemeke
Mercian
Vermont
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Church
Harry S. Hicks
Social notes and engagements around Indianapolis society
Mrs. John M. Judah and other local residents are mentioned in a roundup of visits receptions weddings and party hosts. Guests include Mrs. Harold B. Hibben Miss Warren Mrs. P. McCarty Miss Saylor Miss Elizabeth Smith Mrs. Henry Coe and numerous others from Indianapolis and nearby cities with travel to Boston Lancaster Muncie and Chicago planned or recalled.
Secretaries and hats among Philadelphia fashion jewelry notes
In a New York Evening Sun excerpt two club members debate Sarah refusing a secretary post after past malarial quinine and deafness woes. The Philadelphia Times describes superb collarettes worth $1,000 and fashionable hair nets, platinum and diamond combs, and shell-mounted bows as chic jewelry trends.
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New York Evening Sun
Sarah
Philadelphia Times
Philadelpha
Sylvia at the Garden Hose in Los Angeles Herald
A verse excerpt describes Sylvia outside her lodging, spraying a lawn with a garden hose, her wandering eye noting Lancer on the sidewalk and geraniums nearby, while the scene blends playful imagery with a wry commentary on daily life and public conduct. The piece appears in the Los Angeles Herald via S. W. Gillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Sylvian
S. W. Gillan
Los Angeles Herald
Denver Girl Voices Skepticism on Suffrage in Colorado
A Denver visitor in Indianapolis voices skepticism about women voting in Colorado and beyond. She says many Denver women are active in campaigns, attend teas, and vote for friends, though some admit to vote selling or multiple ballots under different names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Indianapolis
Colorado
Veteran Tipton editor Pershing visits town seeking orator
M W Pershing postmaster and A T Fielding Tipton county Republican chairmen came to town yesterday. They report Republicans are alive and preparing for the fight and seek an able orator to address the county convention. Pershing, once long time editor of the Tipton Advocate, helped steer the paper through Democratic times. He has since retired from editorial work and is recognized as a leading state newspaper publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Pershing
Tipton
A. T. Fielding
Tipton County
Republican Committee
Pershing
Waveland and regional talk during lodge meeting and hotel changes
J O Rosebaum, Montgomery county attorney visiting Terre Haute with Masonic Grand Lodge, predicts a strong Republican result if neighboring counties back Representative Landis. Denison Hotel adopts European plan June 1 with a redesigned dining area for women and their escorts, smoking restricted in a new women’s room, while other spaces remain unchanged. Visitors include V K Officer of Madison, Joseph M Cravens of Madison, James P Gray and D F Allen of Frankfort at local hotels.
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J. O. Rosebaum
Montgomery County
Stubbins Hotel
Pleasant View
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Waveland
Mr. Rosebaum
Rosebaum
Masonic Grand Lodge
Landis
Montgomery
Denison Hotel
V. K. Officer
Madison
Spencer
Joseph M. Cravens
James P. Gray
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Readings at English's Opera House Benefit for Harrison Fund
Indiana authors perform tomorrow and Saturday at English's Opera House to support the Harrison monument fund. The lineup includes Barr McCutcheon, Catherwood, Major, Riley, Wallace, Tarkington, Ade and others with Indianapolis ensembles. Seats sold fast. two nights offered. no selections announced. receptions planned at Propylaeum and University Club. Senator Fairbanks will join authors off-program after introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harrison Monument Fund
English’s
Opera House
George Barr McCutcheon
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Indianapolis Pesareintry Orchestra
Charles Major
James Whitcomb Riley
Lew Walace
Evaleen Stein
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
George Ade
Meredith Nicholson
Booth Tarkington
Propylaeum
University Club
Fairbanks
Captain English Donates Seats for Harrison Monument Fund
Captain William E. English donates four reserved seats plus his box for the authors readings. Proceeds from seat and box sales will benefit the Harrison monument fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. English
Harrison Monument Fund
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Skirts with generous plaits conceal seams and lie flat at the top. A nine gore design creates narrow gaps that yield fullness and a stylish flounce. The sample uses ecrustamine stitched with Corticelli silk, with foulard and taffeta also suitable for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Nine gore skirt pattern details and order notice
IHN and liberty silks and soft finished linens described for a nine gore skirt with tuck plaits and a snug hip fit. Material yardage shown for sizes and widths, pattern 41M in waist sizes 2 to 30 inches, 19 cent pattern coupon to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler College News Highlights From Commencement Week
Butler College notes report a campus baseball game between faculty and seniors next Tuesday. President Butler delivered the baccalaureate at Pendleton High School and the commencement at West Whitney High School. The senior class totals twelve, with Samuel J. Offutt chosen to toast at the alumni banquet on the 18th. Banquet programs near completion. seniors write a commemorative song and letters go to alumni urging attendance at the feast at the Commercial Club. The annual tennis primary on campus selects Butler's state meet entrants. Watts and Blair favored, but field smaller than usual. In doubles, Dodson Guffin beat Pritchard Edson, then lost to Watts Blair. Watts Blair to compete in doubles, Watts to compete in singles after Blair loses to Watts. Blair and Watts are veteran players with strong state credentials.
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Blair
Butler
Indiana University
Bloomington
I. U
Spring Lake Park
Earlham
Richmond
Penny
Irvington Athenaeum
Hamlin Garland
Carlos C. Rowson
Herbert Wu. Willett
Chicago
Addison C. Harris
Pendleton High School
West Whitney High School
Samuel J. Offutt
Commercial Club
Watts
Rimary
Dodson
Guffin
Pritchard
Edson
Assault Reported by W R Christy at Police Station
W R Christy of 1278 Silver Avenue entered the police station last night with a head wound and claimed he was assaulted by a Nordyke Maiman Company coworker on Kentucky Avenue near Morris Street. He could not name the attacker and said he would swear out a warrant at daybreak.
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W. R. Christy
Silver Avenue
Nordyke - Mairman Company
Kentucky Avenue
Morris Street
Our Best Advertisements Are the Diamonds We Sell
J P Mullally at 28 Monument Place advertises diamonds jewelry and repair services and cites customer word as proof of quality in a concise business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P, Mullally
Monument Place
Divorce for Blue's Wife in Superior Court
Nina Blue was granted a divorce from John Blue by Judge Leathers after claims of neglect and a $25 silk shirtwaist purchase for another woman. Blue was brought in after a bench warrant. judge said he did not believe willful disobedience occurred.
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Leathers
Blue
Nina Blue
John Blue
Superior Court
Central Labor Union
Hearing for Burnett receiver continued to tomorrow
The petition of Edward L. Burnett for a receiver for the Lorraine Hotel was continued to tomorrow to allow more time for preparation. In Danville, Cassidy and Stewart motions to be tried separately in the Haynes murder case were taken under advisement after separate filings. Kitty Patterson won $550 damages from James R. Ryan for injuries from a horse, with a killed baby in a carriage incident. Stephen A. Hoyt appointed executor of Nancy J. Burgess estate with a $4000 bond. Joseph W. Beck named administrator of Samuel T. Beck estate with $300 bond. Samantha King named guardian of Lorna Ratliffe with a $400 bond. India Carter sues for divorce from Jerry Carter, claiming seven children and seeking alimony and child support. Harding and Kittinger seek return of Charles St. Clair to Kentucky. dispute over $500 settlement and legality of honoring a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cassidy
Frank Stewart
Haynes
Alford
Criminal Court
Danville
Kitty Patterson
Carter
James R. Ryan
Ryan
Newton W. Harding
William A. Kittinger
Anderson
Court Record of Trials and Suits Listed in City Court
In the Court records Judge McMaster and Judge Vinson Carter oversee multiple cases. Verdicts awarded include 550 dollars to Kitty Patterson for damages and 400 dollars to Lena Dolker’s relatrix father claim. Dismissals, appeals, and new suits filed appear across city and superior court rooms.
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Lena Dolker
Albert Sherring
Gilbert H. Blaker
Oscar Ensley
Justice of the Peace Court
Elizabeth Peirce
Administratrix
Appellate Court Docket Fragments From Indiana Records
A list of appellate court case references from Indiana and Washington with various parties and notation like appellees and appellants brief numbers. Includes Terre Haute versus Kirsey Vigo County Geneva Water cases and Union Traction Company versusGeorge Lowe with brief identifiers.
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City of
Terre Haute
William P. Kirsey
Vigo
C. Appellees
William Drew
Town of
Geneva
Jay
Davison Standish
Curg
Washington D. C
Noah M. Clark
State of Indiana
Hancock C. C
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
George Lowe
Delaware
C. C. Appellant
Thomas Wool
The
Relic Iron and Steel Company
Election at Board of Trade for nominating committee
Yesterday the Board of Trade held a vote to form a committee to nominate candidates for the coming year. Arthur Gillet was elected chairman with the highest vote, joining members R. Foster L. Blaker Tom Oddy B. Miner G B Warren and A. J. O Reilly. Ballots were counted from 11 o clock to 3. The committee will meet this week.
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Board of Trade
Arthur Gillet
Foster
L. J. Blaker
Tom Oddy
B. B. Miner
Warren
A. J. O'Reilly
Smith
Machinists May Strike Over Wages and Hours
William Garstang, superintendent of motive power for the Big Four, says the recent conference with the master mechanic failed to meet Machinists Union demands for shorter hours and higher pay. A July conference is planned, but Local Mount Carmel and Brightwood shops may strike without international approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garstang
Big Four
Machinists’ Union
Schaff
Collins
Schafft
Mount Carmel
Brightwood
International Executive Polte
Washington
OHIO STREET FIRE SCARE AT FERGUSON OFFICE
Fire in Dr. Frank C Ferguson’s office at 19 West Ohio street spread quickly damaging upper rooms and a chair. Fire also damaged Dr Ryan’s rear rooms and the total loss is about 100 dollars. A second blaze hit Peter Floyd’s roof at 741 West Walnut street with 10 dollars loss. Plaza Hotel boiler room fire caused 3 dollars damage. Police seek 15 year old Clarence Jester who vanished from 421 North Senate avenue after leaving with books and luncheon. father suspects kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Ferguson
Ohio Street
Dr. Ryan
St. Clair
Avenue
Peter Floyd
West Walnut Street
Plaza Hotel
Clarence Jester
North
Senate Avenue
Taffe
College Complexions and Postum Coffee Revival
A Hyattsville Maryland college student claims coffee harmed her complexion and health, while Postum Food Coffee improved her looks and nerves after switching. Her mother learned proper boiling improved taste, and findings spread to a father and another sister who also benefited from avoiding coffee.
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Hyattsville
Battie Creek
Bich
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