The Burgomaster and The Irish Pawnbrokers in Stage Week
Theaters announce daily shows at Grand Opera House and Park Theater with Vaudeville and operetta acts next week. Burgomaster stars Fred Lenox and Emilie Gardner. World Beaters variety. Kilaw Erlanger executives plan Welch in a future star turn. Park Theater heavy scenery prep. Empire hosts American Burlesquers. red haired chorus girl sought for The Burgomaster. New Haven reports a William Collier comedyWould You for Five Million? staged at Hy Theater with George Parsons leading. production praised by stylish audience.
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Fred Lenox
Joe Welch
Grand Opera House
New York
Kilaw & Erlanger
Welch
Lee Arthur
Arthur
David Warfield
David Belasco
Indianapolis Journal
New Haven
Conn
William Collier
George Parsons
Hy_— Theater
Social notes from Chicago visitors and Leagues in town
Mrs. Frank G. Reed of Chicago visits with friends in the city. Miss Mary Pratt plans a week’s departure for Vassar College. Mr. James M. Lynch heads to Washington, D C for a brief stay.
Many Local Social Notes and Weddings in Indiana
Today and will be with Mrs A J McIntosh for a week before returning to New Albany. Mr and Mrs Herbert S Wood hosted a board party for Mr and Mrs Willis G Wood of Chicago visiting Mr D L Wood. Miss Elizabeth Johnson from Avondale arrives to stay with Miss Frances Pangborn on North Meridian Street. Dr Lehman H Dunning and son Lehman depart for New York. Lehman to Princeton, Dr Dunning to Washington before home. The St Joseph Training School Club held a well attended meeting with officers elected: President Mrs Margaret Laskey, Treasurer Mrs Michael Logan, Secretary Mrs M Kervan. Dr E Cornell and Miss Anna Atchison wed at the bride’s North Senate Ave home. Mrs Joseph M Stacy hosts a 3rd anniversary gathering with friends including Mrs Margaret Stacy and Miss Ida Ellis. A large stag for Claude Richie and guest Penfield Mooer of Rockford, Ill., hosted by I N Richie. Mooer may attend Dartmouth. Miss Gordon and Dr Rosa Lee Oxer, Indian missionaries, attend a Third Christian Church reception. A subscription dance drew many local youths before they depart for schools. Numerous society duties, visits, and travel notes fill the page, including weddings, visits to Madison Wis, and plans for a Terre Haute wedding. Murphy Prestidge of San Angelo, Tex., and John G Murphy wed in Elkhart. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs Christopher Zimmerman of East Washington Street. Hurst Yohe couple marry in Elwood.
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A. J. McIntosh
New Albany
Herbert S. Wood
Willis G. Wood
Chicago
D. L. Wood
Wood
Elizabeth Johnson
Avondale
Frances Pangborn
North Meridian Street
Lehman H. Dunning
Lehman Dunning
New York
East
Princeton University
Yerkes
Bishop
Francis
Knickerbocker Hall
L. J. Monks
T. J. Kizer
Winchester
Judge
W. H. Hubbard
John Kurtz
Denver
Kurtz
Pierson
Terre Haute
Joseph L. Stacy
Margaret Stacy
Mr. Stacy
Ida Ellis
I. N. Richie
Claude Richie
Penfield Mooer
Rockford
Ill
Elsie Gordon
Rosa Lee Oxer
India
J. M. Dungan
J. B. Snyder
G. M. Henderson
Frank Floyd
O. M. Pruitt
Miss Gordon
Third Christian Church
Mary
Ruth Carey
Emily Winters
Mabel Talbott
Ina Hollweg
Josephine
Belle Dean
Florence
Lydia Latham
Ethel Dorsey
Julia Kern
Brandsford Wis
St. Louis
Suemma Varen-Coleman
Miriam Smith
Lafayette
Iris Wynn
Helen Ford
Elsie Appel
Enid Morris
Margaret Rockwood
Robert Scott
Willam Sullivan
Russell Sullivan
Lee Mothershead
Major Downy
Fletcher Birch
Louis Watson
Douglas Pierce
Dillon Hacker
Will Ketcham
Harry Wheeler
Hugh Brown
Noble Dean
Ward Dean
Addison Nordyke
Scott Runnels
Coburn
W. J. Frazer
Presbyterian Parsonage
Frazer
Christopher Zimmerman
Washington Street
Zimmerman
German Baptist Church Dedication Scheduled for Tomorrow Morning
The First German Baptist Church at Singleton and Iowa streets will be dedicated tomorrow with Rev R M Von Miller as pastor. Dr Meier of Chicago will preach in German at 10 30 AM, followed by English and German sermons by Rev Thomas J Villers and Rev F A Lich. The church and parsonage cost 5200 with most funds raised.
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First German Baptist Church
Singleton
Iowa Streets
Meier
Chicago
Illinois German Baptist Convention
Thomas J. Villers
First Baptist Church
F. A. Lich
Cincinnati
Gas meter ordinance sees no council report
Committee on public health will not report on the gas meter ordinance Monday. Chairman McFarland ready to sign a favorable report, but Republican member Crall will not sign. He doubts the ordinance’s effectiveness and passage and fears a mayoral veto. McFarland says no action Monday due to administration injunction on gas supply.
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Council
Crall
Wynne
Committee On Public Health
McFarland
Indianapolis
Capitol Avenue Straightening Faces Public Opposition
The Board of Public Works weighs whether to straighten Capitol avenue from 36th to 38th streets. Residents oppose the plan and the proposed benefits assessment. With sidewalk changes and paving choices in question, the board withholds action on North West street until owners choose a pavement. Flint rock support grows as opposition to black and asphalt pavements persists.
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Board of Public Works
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Thirty Eighth Street
North West Street
Flint Rock
Board of Works Final Action Taken On City Streets
Final action by the Board of Works includes routine improvements such as brick roadway on Mechanic street from South street to Henry, cement walks and curbs on Gravel road and North street segments, and paving adjustments along Wilson street and neighboring avenues. Also notes final assessment roll for local sewer work east of De avenue and details near C. C. C. & Bt. L. Ry. jurisdiction.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
T. E. Kane
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Thirty Sixth Street
Arch Street
Park Avenue
Broadway
Western Construction Company
Barth Avenue
Beecher Street
Raymond Street
J. Harry Roberts
Illinois Street
Morris Street
Ray Street
Marion Caldwell
F. M. Lackey
Warman, Avenue
Washington Street
Victoria Street
Cottage Avenue
Shelby Street
Linden Street
Temple Avenue
Eastern Avenue
North Street
Michigan Street
English Avenue
Laurel Street
State Avenue
Mechanic Street
South Street
Henry
Hiawatha Street
Permet
Wilson Street
St Joseph River Navigating Co Formed for Elkhart Area
The St Joseph River Navigation Company organized with 25000 capital to dredge and deepen the river in Elkhart and St Joseph counties. Directors named include Joseph A French E Wood Perry L Turner John Menschein Joseph A Selden Joseph B French and William B Hasford. The venture plans locks dams channel work and leasing hydraulic water power.
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St. Joseph
Elkhart
Home Pride Range Company
Marion
Charles W. Halderman
Oscar E. Halderman
Robert C. Houston
People's Furniture and Outfittin Company
Evansville
William H. Elmendorf
L. Frank Elmendorf
Arnold Elmendorf
Russel & Co
Starke County
Ohio
Indiana
Couony
J. M. Waldorf
Indianapolis
Land transfers in Warren township and New York addition
James M. Scott sold to Parmenas Jacobs a lot in Dr. Martin's New York addition at the corner of Glenn and Newgate streets for 3500 dollars. James Nelson, purporting to represent Sarah C. Waymire, sold a lot on Fletcher Avenue near St Ststart and a farm of forty acres in Warren township to Charl PE as Fred Cook.
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James M. Scott
Parmenas
Jacobs
Dr. Martin
New York
Glenn and
Newgate Streets
James Nelson
Sarah C. Waymire
Fletcher Aveaere
Warren Township
Charl
Fred Cook
Gowns for the Season Features of Autumn Styles
The Indianapolis Journal reports early autumn fashion focus on practical replenishment, lighter materials and adaptable remakes. Snug skirts, drooping shoulders, elaborate sleeves, and contrasting hems refresh gowns with minimal cost. Street gowns favor etamine and voile in blues, grays, greens, and tans, with new tunics and blousé bodices shaping the season.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Cee Pee
Dinner gown trends and lace fashions in May Manton style
The article surveys elegant dinner gowns and lace dominated fashion, noting blue broadcloth gowns trimmed with white taffeta, numerous lace yokes and fronts, and varied embroidery with French knots. It highlights sheer materials like chiffon and net, layered color effects, and cape-like ruffles as practical, stylish between-season wraps.
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May Manton
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Norfolk coats rise in vogue with smart walking suits as May Manton details a mannish gray mixed cloth coat. The design, suited to wraps and fabrics like serges wool canvas and cheviots including Queen’s Mourning, features loose fronts and a fitted back seamed at center.
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May Manton
Norfolk
Norfolk suggestion coat pattern with applied box plaits
Describes a Norfolk style coat with applied yoke collar lapels double breast closing, two-seamed sleeves with roll over cuffs, a belt with a harness buckle, and front closure. Specifies material needs 34 yards for medium size, pattern 4226 in sizes 34 to 38 inch bust. Pattern coupon details request 10 cents and includes address for Pattern Dept. The Journal.
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Norfolk
Im Rs Ind
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Wits Csire Inree
Plezo
Altes Brg
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World Beaters
Carrie Behr
Superba” Compeer. Wi
Park Theater
Spmning
Ae W. B. Watson
the Empire
Jeanette Dupree
Fritz Thayer
Engish’s
Cleveland
Personal and
Frank G. Reed
Mary Pratt
Vassar College
James M. Lynch
Washington, D. C
J. F. Hennessey
J. H. Aufderheide
French Lick
Lillian Clark
Sheridan
Miss Storey
Katherine Bullard
Minocqua
Wis
Nettle O'Boyle
William Barth
R. Prudy
Jane Ogle
Alfred Ogie
John H. Plum
Edith
J. H. Plum
Higgins Lake
Margaretta de Bruler
Stella Anderson
Michigan
Lake Winona
John T. Barnett
Belle
Katherine Layman
Irvington
W. W. Criley
First English Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Chalmers
C. F. Meyer
Henry Adams
Roscoe O. Hawkins
New York City
Elizabeth Agatha
St. Peter, Inn
Denis
BE. B. Martindale
Emma Martindale
Harbor Point
Victoria
May Wright Sewall
Girls’ Classical School
L. M. Cooper
Leila Dastenerty
Daugherty
Katherine de Pauw
Elwood
Hurst—Yohe
Ind
M. Ernest Hurst
Julia
M. W. Yohe
L. C. Howe
Greenwood
Celia Heston
Ed Orm
Rob Hogue
A. BK. Hogue
Nelson Sourwine
Brazil
Wishard
Floy Scott
Carrie Ashbrook
Riley
the Baptist Church
Kansas
Sallie Harmon
Brookland
John van Dyke
Weisner
Hattie
John Wishard
Mae Stevenson
Rilston Stanton
James Clem
Portland Millis
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Whitesides
Ezra van Nuys
Cortogues
German Baptist Church
R. M. von Miller
George H. Chapman Post
Relief Corps
McKinley
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Lucky
Plymouth Church
E. B. Birge
J. Birge
Allan B. Philputt
Central-avenue Christian Church
H. C. MeServe
R. A. von Miller
Council Finance Committee
Michael Galm
Schooley
de Wolf
A. E. Fletcher
Oak Hill
Thirtieth Street
Coun
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Board OF Works
ST. Joseph River
Heal Estate
Wuluchner
Wasson
Stovef
H. P. Wasson & CO
Giry
Cecilian
Starr Piano Company
North
Pennsylvania Street
Dr. J
Jordan
Jorda
Ron
United States
Cy Cor
Delaware and Market
Baldwin Block
Delaware Street
Delaware Or Market
U. A
Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
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Columbia
Hartford
COLT
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington
Barry
Ieee
Miller Oil and Supply Govan
Orca
Tekerwonee Rose Fouts
Selmene
Sowth Union Railway Station
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