Society Notes Show Warm Recitals and Spring Socials
About a dozen couples danced last night at the Sylphasist in the Commercial club with music by James Cunningham Henry Steckflyt and Pood rail traps. Mrs Lewis hosted a birthday dinner for her 72nd and her granddaughter Beatrice Davr’s sixth birthday. The What-I-Can girls were hosted by Mrs Frank Sage with devotional sewing and readings by Miss Fowler. Rev and Mrs Fisher’s May basket social drew about 75 guests with baskets of flowers and candy and games. Marsh Bailey hosted a spring gathering for about 40 ladies with jonquils and a yellow white color scheme, five hundred games won by Mrs Rothschild and Mrs Lemmon, and a two-course luncheon. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Kling of Kansas City and Mrs Ayres of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
Plane
Henry Steckflyt
Ros P. Lewis
North Marton Avenue
Frank Sage
Miss Fowler
Rev Coon
Mrs. Sage
Vera Cole
W. ©. Fisher
First United Presbyterian Church
Kmaeh
Allo
Revo
Marsh Bailey
West Main Street
Mrs. Bailey
Ida Bailey
Miss Bailey
J. Rothschild
Aeris Lemmon
Bailey
Eleanore Bailey
City
John Kling
Kansas City
W. 8. Ayres
Chicago
Hall of Fame details and a tribute event misread
Fragmentary text recalls a hall of fame ceremony or tribute with scattered names and dates. The garbled lines mention Pat or Patil and a September time, plus references to people, a place, and a rivalry, but the exact event and outcomes are unclear.
Poinsettia Club Event and Local Society Gatherings
Willie Crown and Mrs Messie Fritz will entertain the Poinsettia club tomorrow afternoon. The Eagles host a regular invitation dance on Thursday evening May 4. The Woman's Mission Circle at the Baptist church meets for study with Mrs J W Lemley Friday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinsettia Mra
Messie Fritz
Poinsettia Club
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Miles Bradford
Eagles
Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
J. W. Lemley
Washington Masonic Committee Regular Meetings Noted
Washington Lodee reports monthly meetings for Cyrus Chapter and Bethlehem Commanders. W. Morton J. W. Morton and James Glasgow are listed as officers with regular gathering nights each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodee
W. M
J. W. Mortar
Cyrus
James
Glaskow
J. W. Morton
Lex Bethlehem
Neo Iy Hk T
J. We. Morton
Washington
So. Os
Fragmented OCR: scattered notes on Maine town and school
The readable OCR notes reference a ten mile Maine area with a single column schoolhouse on a large farm estate. It mentions population around sixty residents, a public school, and minimal local laws, with references to a central entrance scene and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Colin Schoolek
Coo
Ourion
Ketehum
Muncie Votes Wet Again In Saloon Question
Muncie in Delaware county voted to allow saloons again by a 315 vote margin. About two thousand children wore badges urging support. The result reflects a shift toward wet sentiment after nearby cities moved dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Muncie
Delaware County
Labor Groups Stand for Law Enforcement Over Dynamite Attacks
Indianapolis meetings of the commercial and merchants' association and the board of trade adopt resolutions refusing a labor leaders demand for a civic organization's stance. They pledge to push for investigations of dynamiting outrages and avoid denouncing organized labor while criticizing labor leaders for rushing to label opposition as anti union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Commercial and Merchants’ Association
Board of Trade
Elected Bard Quips on Rent After Move
The conversation features a famed figure Mr Rimer and a bard who jokes about being elected for non payment of rent. The exchange hints at embittered mood and public status following a move from his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimer
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