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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Baltimore Sun Catonsville Frank Flanigan Frederick Avenue Sir Flanigan

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