The Irish Pawnbrokers at Grand and Park Theaters
The Park Theater offers The Irish Pawnbrokers with Mazie Trumbull and company for the latter half of the week. the act mixes old Irish farce with new songs. The World Beaters variety at Empire rounds out the bill. Riccobonas headlining at Grand Opera House next week feature a man with several animals in a French vaudeville novelty act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Pawnbrokers
Empire
the Park Theater
Mazie Trumbull
William Kenney
Mack
Joel ST Pa
Sullivan
Beoney Ray
Charles Murray
Miss Trumbull
Nancy
Riccobonas
Grand Opera House
Personal Notes On Return Trips And Social Visits
Ward H. Dean sails back from the West tomorrow. Mrs. Thomas Watson returns from Sylvan Beach Michigan. William and Roland Reaume back from Higgins Lake. H Wallace and family return from New York Sunday morning. Oliver H. Carson and family back from Ludington. Clarence Stanley back from six weeks at Osterville. Jane Ogle and Alfred Ogle visiting Lafayette. Dr and Mrs William Charles White leave for three weeks through. Sally Hall arrives Monday from Brazil to visit. Martha Foster visits planned. Henry C Ketcham to attend Dartmont College in the East this winter. W T Malott family back from Petoskey. Mrs Frank Ritchie and daughters return from Bemus Point NY. Jefferson H Claypool and son back from Wisconsin. Caroline Burford and W B Burford Jr to Chicago to visit relatives. Joseph K Sharpe family back from Wequetonsing. A subscription dance planned at the Propylaeum this evening. Mrs James Floyd at Higgins Lake to Mackinac for a short stay. Ida Gray Scott hosts luncheon for Waterous at Grand Opera House. Thompson and Miss Thompson return to Mount Vernon from the Blacherne. October 19 marks sixtieth anniversary of Roberts Park Church observances. A. A. Barnes hosting Mrs Sydney Smith and George Prude with Miss Rena Clayton from Chicago. John Judas Peckham of Geneva NL arrives to visit.
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Ward H. Dean
West
Thomas Watson
Sylvan Beach
Mich
William
Roland Reaume
Higgins Lake
H Wallace
New York
Oliver H. Carson
Ludington
Clarence Stanley
Osterville
Jane
Alfred Ogle
Lafayette
William Charles White
Sally Hall
Brazil
Martha Foster
Henry Chapin Ketcham
East
Dartmont College
W.T. Malott
Florence Malott
M Malott
Petoskey
Frank Ritchie
Bemus Point
N. Y
Jefferson H. Claypool
Wisconsin
Caroline Burford
W. B. Burford, Jr
Chicago
Joseph K. Sharpe
Wequetonsing
Arenes
Propylaeum
James Floyd
Mackinac
Ida Gray Scott
Waterous
Grand Opera House
Thompson
Miss Thompson
A. M. de Souchet
Blacherne
Mount Vernon
Roberts Park Church
A. A. Barnes
Sydney Smith
George Prude
Rena Clayton
John Judas Peckham
Geneva
P. H. Jameson
Broadway
George Thickston
Finley McNutt
C. M. Wheeler
Delaware Street
Booth Tarkington
Lake Maxinkuckee
Anne Fraser
Columbia Club
Mayme Torr
Logansport
Miss Torr
Henry D. Pierce
Mss
Elizabeth Pierce
New York City
Oscar L. Watkins
Oceantca
B. Jameson
Roach
Pennsylvania Street
Mortimer Levering
Richmond Levering
Jean Morton
Hargrave
Cincinnati
Mona Taggart
Alex. Taggart
Taggart
Princeton
Gertrude Taggart
Charles E. Coffin
Philadelphia
National Association of Charities and Correction
Frank Vider
Edith Adams
Lewis
Smith
Julia Kern
Enid Morris
Charlotte
Emily Dering
Europe
H. R. Dering
Plantz
Appleton
Wis
E. E. Rexford
O. D. Weaver
Edwin M. Goodwin
Terre Haute
Lura
Lynn Dunn
Shelbyville
Warren Bronson
Miss Dunn
Geo H. Dunn
East Pratt Street
Crawfordsville
Perkins
Mary Milford
8. E. Perkins
Brandford Lewis
St. Louis
Shortridge High School
George W. Hufford
Junius B. Roberts
Calvin N. Kendall
Mise Rankin
Higdon
Angelina Carey
Thomas
A. C. Shortridge
Walls—Downey, King—Parks
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Ind
Mara E. Parks
Michael P. King
Frances Henderson Parks
Washington Street
A. L. Ward
The
Christian Church
Indiana
D. O. Greeson
Norman—Gentry
Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Robert
Norman
Bessie Irene Gentry
Bricknell
Grand Hotel
G. W. Law
Baptist Church
Social notes mark visits and weddings across Indianapolis
Grandparents Dr and Mrs P H Jameson visit Broadway. Luncheons and visits unfold as Mrs George Thickston and Mrs Finley McNutt travel from Lafayette to see Mrs C M Wheeler. Booth Tarkington and family plan Lake Maxinkuckee entertaining in October. Numerous social gatherings, introductions, and upcoming anniversaries fill the week with guests from Chicago Logansport Terre Haute and beyond. The Krause couple celebrate their golden wedding with 400 invitations and a day-long celebration at their North East street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold
Katherine Krause
North East Street
Baltimore
Mrs
Indiana Musical Art Association Plans Incorporation
The Indiana Musical Art Association will be incorporated with $10,000 capital, $3,000 subscribed, to foster music in Indiana like the Art Association does. It plans a Damrosch Orchestra festival next May with five concerts conducted by Walter Damrosch. Stock at $20 each grants two festival tickets per share. stock subscriptions are being solicited statewide, with leaders including Senator Charles W. Fairbanks and J. K. Lilly among early subscribers. A stockholders meeting will soon elect officers and directors prior to formal incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Musical Art Association
Indianapolis Art Association
Damrosch Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Damrosch
Philharmonic Society of
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Stoughton Fletcher
John Chislett
Albert Lieber
J. K. Lilly
Dr. Pantzer
Calvin H. Kendall
Evans Woollen
Thomas Kackley
George
F. McCulloch
Gustav A. Schnull
John Perrin
Mortimer Levering
Eddy Campbell
Association
Jewelers to Meet in City at Denison Hotel
The Retail Jewelers' Association of Indiana will convene in the city on September 17 and 18 with the Denison Hotel as headquarters. Indiana agents for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company will also hold a meeting there on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Jewelers’ Association of Indiana
Denison Hotel
Indiana
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Denison
He Shall Do Well He Shall Do Well
Fragment of a devotional verse reflecting grief over a death or burial. The poem contemplates sleep and rest as pathways to awakening in a divine, hopeful afterlife. Strong imagery centers on rest, wakefulness, and a blessing for the deceased.
Weather Too Cool Delights Crowds At Liberati Concerts
Weather this week kept outdoor amusement muted yet Liberati's Band drew fair crowds at Fair Bank. A matinee yesterday was well attended, but evening chill reduced attendance. The engagement ends tomorrow night with a matinee tomorrow afternoon. Tonight's program features Verdi Soprano Katherine Klarer, Miss Marie Valdes, tenor Sig. A Baggetto, baritone Mons Bernard Begue, and a series of overtures and waltzes including Liberati Overture symphonique and Espana Rhapsodie followed by Lucia concert selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberati
Fair Bank
Liberati Overture
Schubert Sig
A. Liberati
Espana
Niccolai Weber
Indianapolis Street Railway to Build East Car Barn
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company will begin construction of a new car barn east of the existing barns and power houses on West Washington Street. The facility will be 300 feet square and will house multiple streetcars and related equipment. Regular service implications and timelines were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Raidway Company
West
Washington Street
Capacity boost for Indianapolis streetcar fleet aims for full use
An improvement adds capacity for 29 cars, enabling use of all available cars and supporting local and Interurban service in Indianapolis. The expansion ensures the fleet can handle peak demand and broader city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Company
Real estate transfers cap city listings in one day
Ovid B Jameson bought the residence at 1029 North Pennsylvania street formerly Addison L Roache s home and plans remodeling before possession Nick McCarty conveyed 32 1 2 acres between White river Drover street and the Belt railroad to William F Piel Jr and others for 15000 for a starch works site Francis M De Pauw sold Lot 36 in W H Morris i gan s addition to Lilla McD Ketcham for 15000 Fred L Smock sold a Perry township farm of 11000 to Harry M Murphy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid B. Jameson
Pennsylvania Street
Addison L. Roache
Mr. Roache
California
Mr. Jameson
Nicholas McCarty
William F. Piel, Jr
White River
Drover Street
Belt Railroad
Francis M. de Pauw
Lilla McD
Ketcham
W. H. Morrigan
Fred L. Smock
Harry M. Murphy
Perry Township
Wife Jumped From Window In City Home Tragedy
Ada Shea fifty thirty years old residing at 514 East Court Street leaped from a second floor window at 9 am and died at City Hospital from a crushed skull after a seventeen foot fall. Neighbors reported heavy drinking. husband Matt Shea was sought then found and questioned, with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Shea
East Court Street
City Hospital
Shea
Liazle Jones
Foreman
Matt Shea
Taffe
Dugan
Lancaster
O'Brien
Pearl
Alabama
Police Court
City News Notes and Local Events
Harry Schwankhaus left for Purdu e University to study pharmacy. A Meridian street M E Sunday school social is set for this evening. An anti saloon rally at Hillside avenue Church will feature Rev F O Ballard. G W Johnston of Pensacola sent $10 to augment a $25 aid fund for Confederate veterans home at Mountain Creek Ala. Union Trust stock trade: 100 shares at 220 with expected rise to 250 by year end. Sloop Lady Jane overturned on Lake Maxinkuckee, all occupants rescued. Audubon Society meets at Propylaeum with free lecture Birds through a Camera and plan for permanent quarters. Samuel H Nels appointed grand treasurer to succeed H Orris. funds to be turned over when Ness qualifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schwankhaus
Purdue University
School of Pharmacy
M. E
First Ward
Hillside Avenue Church
F. O. Ballard
G. W. Johnston
Pensacola
Fla
George H. Thomas
Alfred Ogle
Lake Maxinkuckee
Audubon Society
Propylaeum
Cronk
Omaha
Samuel H. Nels
Cleveland
Orris
Meadeville
Fanning
Ness
Pretty Irish Romance Ends In Indy Cathedral Wedding
Eleanor Dougherty a Cork housemaid and William Russell the plantation gardener married by Bishop Francis in Grace Cathedral on East Sixteenth Street Indianapolis. The couple, followed by love from Ireland, were wed amid a small group, then moved to a modest cottage on Columbia Avenue. guests praised the bride’s bashful charm and the groom’s steadfast heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cathedral
East Sixteenth Street
Eleanor Dougherty
County Cork
William Russell
Eleanor
America
Boston
Indianapolis
Francis
Episcopal Church of
Indiana
William
Ireland
Colleen
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton
Long coats that cover gowns are in vogue for driving traveling and street wear. The smart illustrated suit fits all purposes and can be made elegant or simple. Cloth cheviot brilliantine silk and coating materials suit the collar either plain or with subtle trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Coat Pattern 4219 With Shawl Collar and Velvet Trim
The trimmed ecru cloth coat features a brown velvet faced collar, straps of corticelli silk, and small velvet buttons. Loose fronts, half fitted back, bell sleeves with rollover cuffs, and a fly front closing. Materials: 27 yards of 27 inch wide. 5 1/2 yards of 44 or 54 inch wide. Sizes 32 to 40 bust. Pattern coupon required. send cents and self-addressed envelope to Pattern Dept Journal Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Sermon Series on The Lord's Prayer at First Baptist Church
Rev. Thomas J. Villers begins a Sunday morning series at First Baptist on The Lord's Prayer. Topics include Our Father's Home, Our Father's Name, Our Father's Kingdom, Our Father's Will, Our Daily Bread, Our Forgiven Debts, Our Coveted Deliverance, and Our Praiseful Plea with dates from Sept M to Nov 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Thomas J. Villers
Found Dead In an Alley in Kokomo
Byron K. Smith, formerly of this city and son of County Health Officer Dr. R. H. Smith, was found dead in an alley in Kokomo yesterday morning. He fell and crushed his skull. he previously worked for Brosnan Brothers’ and Selig dry goods stores in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Smith
Kokomo
R. H. Smith
Howard County
Brosnan Brothers
Selig Dry Goods
Edmunds County Auditor Arrested for Vault Theft
J Webb Lewis, a well known Edmunds county figure and former county auditor, was arrested on a charge of robbing the county treasurer’s vault of about 2800 in gold on August 16. The sheriff, his father in law, has him in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
J. Webb Lewis
Edmunds County
Lewis
Real Estate Ad Text With Title Guarantee Firm
An advertisement promotes title guaranty and loan services claiming secure real estate transactions. It highlights reasonable fees and references Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 129 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana ‘Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
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Axminster
N. A. Moore Co
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Telehone
Storks
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MR. and
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Krause
Germany
East Washington Street
Harry W. Krause
William Aldag
Reinhold Krause
City News Notes
Vose Pianos
Chickering, Jewett
Ivers & Pond
Fischer
Cameron
Branauiler
Hallet & Davis
Walschoer
Stewart, Stodart
Hulme
Kirk
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & Company
Ester Indianapolis Y Business Universities
Bio-Orrtis
E. J. Heeb
J. H. McKenzi
Roetor
Lima
Tudor Hall
School For Girls
N. Meridian St
Kindercarter
Gymnaasium
Sapoclor Aivantagas
Srplasses
Fredonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Medical College of Indiana
University of Indianapolis
Henry Jameson
Newton
Metropolitan School of Music
North Illinois Street
Oliver Willard Pierce Floram
Hunter Edward Nell
Volos
Cate
Grace King
Hervey D. Vories
Public Instruction
Aa Vories
Business College
Dianapolis
Dubois County
Birdseye
Jasper
Evansville
Perry County
Dubois
Crawford
Perry
Ohio
Troy
Abraham Lincoln
Mansfield
Kyana
Ohio Valley
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Imm
Duboisk
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Orleans
Cannelton
Trenton Rock
Cintinnai
Louieville
Southern Railroad
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