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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1902

Page

8

Glimpses of New England from the Hurricane Deck

Mrs Hicks recounts a summer automobile tour by four Indianapolis travelers through New England to New York. She notes coastlines from Long Island to Marblehead, Maine forests, New Hampshire White Mountains, Mount Washington ascent by train, Vermont valleys, and Saratoga’s races and social scene, with humorous village encounters and warm hospitality along the way.

Indianapolis New England New York Harry Hicks Washington Irving Congo Long Island Beach Bluff Tate Boston Marblehead Newburyport Massachusetts Old Wolf Tavern Wolf Tavern Ben Maine Fountainbreau New Rigoletti Arizaly Mount Washington Crawford Notch Fabyan Mark Twain Ec Creanes J Nm Elmore Love Amon Vetoe Connecticut River White Connecticut Rutland Vermont Sherburne Saratoga Hamburg Monte Carlo Grand Union Victor Herbert Hudson Tarrytown

Social Life Notes and Weddings and Engagements

Numerous society events are chronic led including anniversaries at 174 Fennemen street and College avenue. Weddings abound with Lippert Emmerich English and Siersema pairs, a Pearce Bookwalter ceremony, Pelton Jones, and Traxler nuptials, all hosted across East Michigan and Ohio streets with family, friends, and out‑of‑town guests.

Florence Adaline Pelton C. W. Pelton Oscar N. Jones Jolietville East Michigan Street N. N. Parr Mayme Sheehan Springfield, O Arthur Sett Mendelasohn Hearts and Flowers Mr. Wickel William H. Wilkinson Cora de Armond Myrtle Williams Mary Russell Joseph Sett Morrow Parr Joseph Jones Nellie Jones Mecca Henry Maris Junction Jones

Social News Roundup From Long List Of Ostensibly Local Events

A summer move to Del Ano frames notices of dances at Miss Mabel Duncan’s North New Jersey street home and many travel plans. Readers learn of art studies, receptions, engagements, weddings, and plans to visit relatives in New York, Seattle, Madison, and California, with society members preparing for theater, clubs, and forthcoming fall dates.

Laura Leonhardt Caroline Leonhardt Max P. Emmerich Charlies E. Emmerich J. C. Peters Zion's Church Elsa Emmerich Otto Leonhardt Batiste Miss Emmerich Minerva Street Anna Flora Leonhardt Amelia Emmerich Leo Ruckerfeldt St. Louis Mrs. Emmerich Marlowe Avenue Floss Randall Columbus Taylor Brooklyn Mary Dean Dwight Fraser New Albany James H. Taylor Bedford Connersville Arthur H. Webb Michigan Oliver P. Ensley Wapakoneta Finley North Carolina George F. Gookin Maine Propylaeum Alice George Kokomo J. O. Henderson North Meridian Street Winfield T. Durbin W. M. Backus Delano Alpha Delta Rho Society Mabel Duncan New Jersey J. W. Hewitt Cora New York City Miss Hewitt Mr. Chase Harry New Augusta Jameson Gladys Wynn Marion Katherine Tyler Seattle Wash W. W. Smith Washington, D. C W. H. Smith Meridian Charlies W. Tutewiler California Arizona Phoenix Ariz Charles White Merrill Col Samuel Merrill Los Angeles George L. Mackintosh Broadway Samuel J. Brash Lena Harry Willard Raymond John N. Carey N. A. Gladding Europe James R. Hallie Cincinnati Juliette Rankin Boswell Ward John Judah Williams W. H. Coleman Board of Woman Mangers Harmon H. Friedley Emma Friedley C. E. Bacon East St. Clair Street Dr. Bacon Walter Whitten Jack saRene St. Clair St. Paul Layton C. Walker Valencia Walker Cora Stubbins Charles D. Walcott Massachusetts Utica N. Y Denison Alice French Octave Thanet Woman's Club John Carroll Dr. Carroll Virginia New Bellinger Women's Society Theodore Weis Arbutus Club Liberty Howard East Pratt Street Culture Club J. L. D. Chandler North New Jersey Street Chapel Club Anna C. Reaume North Illinois Street J. R. Carr F. Beckman Holy Cross Assembly Hall Oriental and Ohio Streets Magazine Club Bertha Ballard Ladies’ Society Robinson M. Case Albert H. Sellars Euchre Inter-Nos J. T. van Zanit B.S. Gadd Harry Goldrick LaFollette W. B. Leedy L. B. Hopkins J. H. Tomlinson William Reynolds William Bowen van Zandt Rosemary Club Nina Bond Herbert Wood Wilmer Christian Eldridge M. Shanklin Harriet Shepard McDonald Robinson George 5. Wilson Adah Conner Chicago Robinson Wood Bond L’alliance Francaise I. Ie

French Authors Conference Series Features Winter Comedy

A lively program outlines monthly meetings with a slate of conferences by French authors. A notable feature for early winter is a French comedy to be presented by the alliance. A programmes committee, including Miss Emily Fletcher, Miss Schellechmidt, Miss Niblack, Miss James, and Miss Weidermann, guides the initiative.

Emily Fletcher Schellechmidt Niblack James Weidermann

Novel Entertainments Unconventional Diversions For Social Life

Philadelphia Ledger outlines festive hostess ideas from cotillions to gossip parties and proposal games. Methods include garden gossip rooms, numbered tete-a-tetes, and varied themes with prizes, puns, and festive decorations for Christmas and weddings.

Philadelphia Ledger Milady Washington Aarden

Climate stirs clash of English and American born boys

In New York a stout Englishwoman recalls her two British sons versus three born in Massachusetts and Ohio. She says American boys are brighter and quicker to learn but possess more cheek, while English boys respect their father and show deference. Her husband notes the Yankee pride colors behavior and view of authority.

New York

Verona Villanelle Echoes in Night Balcony

A fragment from Austin Dobson evokes a scented Verona night with a maiden at her casement and a starry sky. The poem hints at youthful passion and a famed lovers scene through a nocturnal voice and a climber on the stair.

Villanelle Verona Austin Dobson

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Manly Peeskar Mrs. Waite Fennemen Street John Lippert Cornell Avenue Lippert William Baker Ernest Joiner Fred Weaver G. Oder A. C. Huntington Clara Robbins Gertrude Riehl Mae Snyder Nellie Bellus Ida New Pearl Huntington Rose Quigg Katherine Fort Minnie Pulley Lew Shank Malcolm Cogswell George Short Harry Quie John Gruener William Smith Thomas Oliphant J. K. English College Avenue Mrs. English Thomas Lynch Augustus Lynch Mason Sarah Murphy Glens Valley English Julia Josephine English Frank Keegan Henry English Edna English Edith Keegan Clara Twiname Julia Howland Josephine Boswell Blanche Gundelfinger W. T. Banta John Siersema Lafayette Eugenia Matthias L. Haines William Siersema Clarence Oliver T. Martin R. S. Gunderfinger Cora Lee Terre Haute C. W. Pearce May Glenn J. Bookwalter James D. Stanley Florence Collins Columbus, O Richard Tuttle Clara Lillian Stella Ivy Pearce Alice Euler Charles A. Bookwalter Joseph Solomon East Ohio Street Rose Joseph Traxler Rabbi Feuerlicht Louis J. Levy Samuel Baum Mendelssohn Virginia Mary Levy J. K. Hershy Sarah Rose Traxler Dayton Mrs. Traxler Scott Stinson The Era Magazine Dolly Brother Jack Novel Entertainments Romeo Ares Gran Breuneke School of Dancing Academy West North Street Axminster Imane Eay Ore Brussels Ae Ee Smyrna China Lsc Eek Aeral Wm. H. Block Co B. Samuels South Eaiaioek ST Amus Lew Hawkins Chesterfieldian Zelma Ralston Louis A Simon & C Great Come Will M. Cressy Louis Torcat RAE & Brosche CPOE Bryan Nadine King Edward Vera King Wesoay Amelia Bingham Magdalen Haddon Chambers Am H E. Dizer Joseph H Moliand Obart Boswort Lucille Spinney Eeone Fisher Robert Dudley Willem Lackave Ferdinand Gottschalk Marge Carr Cooke An Arrington Ma Moffat Rose Braha Lilli Wri Alice Wood America New York World the Blackopers Morton Buffet John N. Matz Empire Theater Salales Matinee Dalty Harry Bryant West Washington Street B. M. Wiley East Ohio St Stotland C. I. Fletcher North Pennsylvvania Street South Meridian Street Wam
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