Theaters Daily Schedule and Upcoming Performances
English's Opera House shows William H. Crane in David Harum at 8 15 p m today and tomorrow with Grand and Empire vaudeville acts through the day. Promotions include The Vinegar Buyer Monday and new plans for Weber Fields style competition next fall. The circus of weddings, club events, and social notices detail marriages at Christ Church and engagements, plus hosting at the Columbia Club and the German House Ladies Club guest day.
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William H. Crane
David Harum
Primrose and
Dockstader
Formance
Kendall
Rogers Brothers
New York
Weber and Fields
William Collier
Kraw and Erlanger
Dan Daly Amo
Ro’! Brothers
Lewis Kuhns
Frederick M. Fish
South Bend
Harry Murphy
Lucy Ranney
Henry J. Hyder
Christ Church
Bertha Alice Ranney
William Moody
Loretta Adams
Josephine Harmann
John A. Pfaff
John Stem
Frederick Ranney
Frederick Mieth
Chicago
Katherine Ayres
Edith Smith
Francis O. Dorsey
Miss Ayres
Alma Hoegh
Minneapolis
Nina Aimirall
Benedict
Lafon Allen
Louisville
Edwin B. Pugh
Columbia Club
Boland
Merle N. A. Walker
Robert Proctor
Tipton
Ladies’ Club
Charles H. Broich
Julius Karlman
Julius Wocher
Robert Keller
Martha Janke
Karl von Hake
George Bauer
Henry Smith
F. Brandt
Robert Kipp
Fred M. Bachmann
William
Miss Bugbee
Miss Katzenbach
Harriet Bugbee
Florence Dunning
Myla Smith
Alma Craft
Ida Turrell
Marguerite Owings
Miss Russell
Ethel Smith
Laura Martens
Louise Mallis
Crawfordsville
Ethel Reese
Josephine Jackson
Lucy
Society Notes Spark Busy Social Roundup
Miss Mary Isabel Brush returns home from a visit. Several ladies from Laporte Clinton and Chicago visit relatives in town. Lectures, engagements, and itineraries fill the week as families attend weddings, house parties, and charity events. The Browning Society hears Mr Jenkins Jones, while a German Literary Club meets with industrial themes.
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Mary Isabel Brush
Franklintkins
Elizabeth Allen
Laporte
Elizabeth Fraser
Sarah Downey
Clinton
Mary Nice
Ethel Reese
Chicago
Laura Martens
Cox
Kankakee
B. McOunt
Uckee
Lucile Donlon
Cook County Hospital
Mildred Cox
Covington
Helen Cook
Greenfield
Freda Cook- Tum
Harriet Augusta Prank
New York
Women's Home
Foret Misney Society
First Presbyterian Church
A. A. Barnes
the Waldorf
Boyd Wilson Templeton
Moulden
Ralph Studebaker Todd
Bluffton
J. C. Allen
Nellie
Washington
Ernest L. Abbett
Charles H. Abbett
West
Vermont Street
Abbett
Colum
Mary John
Edward Dean
Houston
Tex
Stella Adams
Dorsey -Smith
Cortez Ewing
James Lee Somerville
Greensburg
William N. Hardy
Misa Maude McConnell
Arundel
Eighteenth
Meridian Streets
J. K. Sharpe
E. Lewis Kuhns
F. F. Fish
South Bend
Ind
Harry Murphy
James H. Taylor
Margery Taylor
New York City
John Lipman
Lillian H. Lipman
Philip P. Efroymson
East
Ohio Street
Arthur Duel
Gates
Kansas City
Roselle Meegan
Edward Taylor
German Literary Club
Margaret Segur
Louis Art
Eraniene “Krupp
Ger
Frank Murphy
Bs Omch
J. M. Studebaker
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Skirts that fit snugly at the hips and flare below the knees are the season's accepted model. The illustrated stylish example features box plaits and Venetian cloth. cuirasse gray with corticelli silk and black velvet medallions. The nine gore skirt is cut to be snug at the waist and hips with extensions for fit.
Garment Plaiting Details and Sewing Yardage in 1910 Guide
The article describes box plait construction with upper edge stitching and flat inverted back fullness. It lists material yardage for medium size 5 1 4 yards 44 inch width with nap 4 yards 2 inches, or 3 4 yards 44 or 52 inches without nap. It notes waist measurements and a Methodist ministers reception date change from Oct 22 to Oct 2 at Central Avenue Church with Epworth Leagues hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Central-avenue Church
Epworth
Great sale of Hereford cattle at Indianapolis stockyards
Hereford cattle from top herds to be sold at the sale pavilion stockyards Indianapolis on Thursday and Friday the 16th and 17th. Auction features 10 head from J C Adams Misseauqua Illinois F A Nave Attica Indiana H Godman and the Wabash Stock Oil Heraxe Wabash Indiana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockyards
Indianapolis
J. C. Adams
Misseawequa
Ill
F. A. Nave
Attica
Ind
H. Godman
Indianapolis Board Debates 1902 School Needs and Levies
The Board of School Commissioners spent three hours reviewing Superintendent Kendall’s annual report and next year’s needs. They discuss an emergency 10 cent levy, expansions for Manual Training High School, Shortridge High School and several elementary schools, and plans for night classes, new buildings, and improved facilities to handle increasing enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Kendall
Moore
Manual Training High School
Shortridge High School
North Street
Shortridge
Manual Training High
Booker T. Washington
Nellie Hamlin
Charles R. Skinner
Lula Grove
A. H. Holmes
Irvington
Tuxedo
Sloan
Honorable
North Indianapolis
No. 41
North
Indianapolis
Lincoln School
Palmer Street
Barth Avenue
Ringold Street
Haughville
Historic high schools seek more room for instruction
The article notes that Shortridge High School and its peers require better apparatus and space for history rooms, English, mathematics, modern languages and classics, with similar needs for the Manual Training High School. It argues for increased accommodations to serve 2,500 to 3,000 city high school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Shortridge
A Kindergarten Cabinet in Britain’s New Era
London letters in the Brooklyn Eagle praise Britain’s youthful cabinet, noting George Wyndham and Austin Chamberlain as rising figures. The piece contrasts modern ministers with past elders, praises Chamberlain’s energy, monocle, orchid, and earnest work while predicting improved government with the arrival of the young postmaster general and other reform-minded leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brooklyn
Balfour
Pitt
Charles James Fox
George Wyndham
Downing Street
Austin Chamberlain
Joe
Gladstone
Bright
Parnell
Lord Salisbury
Jesse Collings
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Tie
Duke of Norfolk
Marquis of Londonderry
Chamberae
Drunken Ducks Attract Daily Attention In Catonsville
Baltimore Sun describes a daily scene in Catonsville where Frank Flanigan’s ducks drink leftover beer poured into the gutter from his Frederick Avenue salon. The ducks stagger and sleep off their intoxication each morning as residents watch the unusual routine unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Catonsville
Frank Flanigan
Frederick Avenue
Sir Flanigan
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