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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1902

Page

7

Social and Wedding Notes From a Fall Turn in Indianapolis

Summer tourists return in numbers as Indianapolis social life shifts to fall weddings and gatherings. Florence De Pauw and Charles Edward Seaman plan a North Meridian wedding with family and friends, followed by Ida Foudray and L. J. Hadley’s Denver ties. Rich mix of house parties, club dinners, and society events fill the week.

Indianapolis Numerus Florence de Pauw Washington Charles de Pauw Charles Edward Seaman de Pauw North Meridian Street Seaman Ida Foudray L. J. Hadley Denver Col Stephen A. Clark New Jersey Country Club Richmond Levering Pennsylvania Street Imogene Scott Genevieve Glasscock Cincinnati I. W. Millikan Nell Graham Edith Beazell Felix T. McWhirter Luella Ethel Greencastle Alice Harrington Richmond Catherine McGrath Dayton Harrington College Avenue Ostroff Joseph Meyer Fort Worth Tex Rs. Samuel Beutsch Chicago J. R. Brattain Norfolk Washington W. Garrard Comly N. Y Ira Brown Bughee Marguerite Edwin Maurice Craft Christopher Zimmerman East Washington Street W. E. Stevenson New York Edna Stevenson Reagan Perry H. Clifford Sylvan Beach Mich John H. Oliver Thompson Arthur Johnson Brayton Springfield Johnson Plymouth Church Mass Helen Grayce Williams Daniel G. Williams Henry Hiner Kansas City Peabody Kan Dorothy Howe Marjorie McGowan Miss Howe Miss Wyman East Orlanda Bruner Rockford Bertha Hyer Fred Hunt Belvedere Ill Catherine de Pauw New Albany W. de. Pauw Seaman-De Pauw Miss de Pauw Mr. Bourne Henry L. Wilson Spokane Wash J. H. Waren Santiago Chile Wilson United States S. H. Myers Mattie Edgar Fay Daugherty Miss Myers First Presbyterian Church Daugherty Christian Church Danville German House R. Kinklin Charles Mode John Lipman Joseph Miller Kiser Alma Schergens Elizabeth Becker Maennerchor Hall Charles Field Gustav Jose A. Minter Gertrude Humann Flora Anderegg Caroline Scott Harrison Daughters of the American Revolution Charles W. Fairbanks Park Avenue Memorial Continental Hall Fund General Society Shortridge High School Principals' Club Shortridge Lawrence C. Hull Hull Richard Robert Griffith Lucile Rosalie Willis Vicksburg Henry D. Pierce Mabel Talbot Margaret Rockwood Lydia Parry Lydia Wallace Douglas Pierce Addison Nordyke Roscoe Robert Hackney Joseph Sumner McCain Bohemian Club Frank Clark George Fosdick Frank Carson Harry Watson Frank Moore Maxinkuckee Brakes Mary Wilson Richard Barbee Miriam Smith Charlotte Scott Katherine Andrews Pierce Ward Henry Latham Elizabeth Levering Martin Pierce Hugh Andrews William Scantlin Alfred Jane Ogle Betty Thomas Wilson Logansport Edith Adams Milton Edwards Peru

The Day of the Dog from the Philadelphia Inquirer

The essay argues dogs are property with evolving legal rights, noting that in Pennsylvania a dog is personal property but protected within the home. Poisoning a home dog is cruelty and violates property rights. dogs may be nuisances if they bark, but poisoning or boot-kicking a dog is not lawful.

Philadelphia Inquirer Supreme Court Rieh

Quay the Reader in Pennsylvanian Senate

Leslie's Weekly notes Senator Quay of Pennsylvania ranks high in modern English literature among U S senators. He favors Ruskin and Carlyle and keeps a book handy on rail trips after finishing the newspaper. He is not solely immersed in politics.

Leslie United States Senate Senator Quay Pennsylvania Wordsworth Ennyson Carlyle Ruskin Herr Teufelsbroech Quay

Future of the trolley and a traveler’s electrified vision

Albert Bigelow Paine predicts trolleying will transform transport and rural life. He envisions private home trolleys, mobile shops, and farms powered by electricity, with rail and wagon networks converging into a nationwide, efficient system. He notes electric traction already replaces steam on some lines.

New York Chicago Albert Bigelow Paine Crystal Brooks Mohawk Valley

September Outdoors A Golden Month for Sports and Travel

In the clear bracing air of late September gulf and many outdoor sports shine. Tennis remains strong after a midseason comeback, yachtsmen enjoy invigorating autumn winds, and horse, car, and bicycle enthusiasts relish early fall scenery. Photographers, artists, and children alike seek the season’s golden light and rich harvest colors.

America Gulf

New York Letter in Pittsburg Dispatch

Rogers Brothers new fall line of jokes draws attention as elevator men barkeeps and waiters echo them in public reels. The items feature quips like How do they serve in a store What kind Rubber and I would rather be and other comic lines noted for audience reaction.

New York Pittsburg Rogers Brothers New Fall

Broadway Quips and Banter On Moonlit Sunlit Notes

A fragment of humorous lines and misquoted witticisms about Broadway, London, and everyday oddities. The text presents snatches of dialogue with playful contrasts between sun, sky, and street life. It reads as a collage of social quips and casual conversations.

The Toothbrush and Comb Dove Winslow’s Hurry Departure

Winslow hurried to catch a train in Denver bound trip as he sent Willie to fetch his toothbrush and comb. The boy returned with the items causing Winslow to momentarily glare in frustration before boarding the carriage.

Kansas City Journal Winslow Denver Willie

Stewart M Ponder Enlarges Photo Studio in City Expansion

Stewart M. Ponder has doubled the size of his photo studio to handle increased business. A top operator has been engaged to manage, and the shop offers full equipment for engagements. The studio now has two entrances at 529 Massachusetts avenue and 18 East Ohio street.

Henry J. Brandon Kentucky E. Lemmon New York Louise Lilly Cincinnati Trueman Way Joseph Allerdice A. J. Duddleston New Rink J. M. Strother Louisville B. H. Strother Park Avenue Fred Denny Smythe Jeannette Fisk Mount Notre Dame Academy Reading John L. Geiger Nannette Mare Grote Petoskey Mich St. Mary's H. G. Stiles Winifred Stiles Rhoda Sellick Art Department High School J. W. Whitsett Geltner Wheat Lexington Olive Jamison Bertha Graves Lafayette Anna Mayo Hodge Sylvan Beach H. Nordyke and Sons Atlantic City Sorosis Club H. C. Campbell North Illinois Street Horace J. Eddy Michigan James Collier Lakes Collier Anna Reyer Chicago Augustus Bruner Jessie Buckwell Alfred R. Kipp Fond du Lac Wis Ben H. Strother 5S. O. Ludwig Eugenia Diamond Lake Frank H. Carter Philadelphia American Pharmaceutical Association Ethel Rhodehamel Lela Daugherty Lillian Reeves William Stilz Sarah R. Sawyer J. Arthur Perkins Renu Merijan Edna Green Edith Beck Louise Tutewiler Toledo Clara Hawkins Harris Cedar Snrs Oas Mary Helen Yerkes Knickerbocker Central Avenue Stewart M. Ponder Massachusetts Avenue Ohio Street Ponder

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