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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 45

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Indianapolis, Indiana
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45
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The Indianapolis Sunday Star SOCIETY PAGES SECTION 45 TO 56 14 SUN DAY MORN 1 NG 191G Thrills Abound more About William Saus uated Penn Hall Sate? BY BELINDA BREWSTER Me? Bloomington Southern Club honest lively Ini cry time resolutions Why even that funny affair that looks upside down after all ho is the nt of the Unit0'! Party for Bride Elect drenched tu th sk in Marie i being or on secretary by Ilo Engagement Announced umciid lui from wuiuvii living denial of' Nir and Nir Blum 4i 1 the the room ceived' the Mrs eant i month the four ho women mm They from Pa different view too of some of the wom stunts Until 1 went there was in clined to feel a little Air Malone nosday afternoon whei cummitteo was having gra Tues' jv cuior Hcnrino of pink arid white was carried out at the delightful party given by Miss Alabel Mourn at 1it home in rlenccs when it comes to dramatics That or" by Riley Mrs MeGiboriy will also read William Miller I rschelHs "The Tort of Sunset Miss Ulnnehc UJarlo harpist will play by Jlasel and by AlasslnuL host of that huge dome of sulfrage yellow that covers the reding No doubt the decora tors only thought of thn fact that yellow MONG all the popular young Press Club Gives Telegraph I ea 1 omorrow Ivon 'bv Indianapolis niushdans Helen arruiu nt he etropoli an Op a company win sing Nome" oin 1 ciaolet accompanied bv Mrs irva Miirsnoit Ainrris Mrs smi Merrell violinist will gtv follows: I ji Kreislor Slavonic dance minor Kreislcr: a Schumann "Tambourine Chi no Kreis lor Mrs Hugh McGibcuy will give group of childr'u's musical monologue: as follows: by John Car nt ulim by IPtrry Brainard "Wlicn Poddy Was a Boy" Harry Brain tied "At Sahin "The Lisp Mr and Nirs Bouis Burgheim of 2108 North I nsyl va tiia street announce th engagement of their da lighter L'a i Benjamin yf Terre Hauk and Mrs Burgheim will rm oivo ci lormally from a to cluck this noon for their i luni itur berg There are no invitations Conventions of ar Professor" Hight ufter him 1 Cannon tlld tile same tiling and sweet sugar coated pleas are out of fashion declaring "The enth given esthetic dances at many at faus recently and she was chosen JI Bobbitt Mr Mt olid Mrs Mr and Nirs Wil Ham Neal Mrs Major i Mr William J' Young A 1 1 1 Mr end A Johnston Nir and Mrs Crutch er Mr and Mrs Henry Benham Thonuis Mr and Mrs Glonn Erior Mr and Mrs Schoen and Air and Mrs Sal tzgabor The ofllcers of the club are William Young president Mrs Bong and Mrs Joseph Kirby vine presidents who told the womensiunul Union meeting just what ho thought i nouncinsr "Presidont tviimm seemed jh me that no mutter what vast yellow expanse hung with its yellow streamers flaunted a message for the Those 1 ff i a nm sr made un a areat this week All that throng of women working for political freedom And I assure you that the Republican conven tion has nothing on tho women's expo a nd rs John 1 1 William Iung Air and and Mrs and Airs Stoner Mr and Airs It It was the most dramatic thing the history of suffrage ever could conjured Tho antis were caught the goods on and at a time when must give way and fade Inti the Plenty) of I lungs Belinda What's daughter of Mr and Mrs Uosner 206b Park avenue will be graduated from the Northwestern University School of Oratory Wednesday Miss Cosner attend ed University three years and represented her chapter of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Soror at the national convention in uated from the Eastern schools this year probably none attractive than Miss El Pickens daughter ol Mr and Mr 199 8 North was grad ihp people ns was shown in ihe ue memlSus ovations with which they wore greeted in tlie ennvention and could make suoii speeches maybe alter all the women Miss Louise Weir daughter of Mr and Weir 2627 Broadway ated from Akeley Hall evening Miss Esther McNaull be graduated from Indiana the a Members Hold Session al Hotel English Mrs Long Tells Plantation Stories One of the intel cstlng featurCB of the telegraph tea tu be given by tlic Wom an's iT' ss Club of' Indiana in the Riley room of the Claypool lloir at 2:30 ternoou will be mesKiiguU writers from all parts of tho Wostfui) Union tfelegraph on the platform in the Riley tho messagns will bo ro A delightful musical program 'will platform abd acts as a sounding board is painted yellow No wonder the women won lying Leap for Suffrage At least some of them think they won a whole lot To hear Mrs Cntt discuss the Question there be a doubt in any mind that suffrage made a flying leap to the fore but the Unionists are still dema tiding that incut Noise and Many to IVonder Brewster One Half Dele A fou sltower to the basket Miss Mario Hedrick sung a group of songs The hostess was assisted by het mother Airs A IB Meueiu for emininity at Conventions Gin ti bride elect The rooms ranged1 a rl is! Ically with clusters roses comldncd with greenery turn of the afternoon was a linen when the gifts were presented JUNE 11 AiZTITWril I i 2 5 di UNS OnSni I i 'J 1 i A Afcsfe 1 Chamber ena fosuor the pretty ig Pi CHICAGO June 9 (Correspondence) Tins is my tjist national convention but not the last if I have to join selling papers to see the show I Eouisville Jun a miich riin duwn in the heels looking person with a yellow I lam coat that would have done elleetivel Is iSaEKSSSHMflEKaSHBSH ito? duty in the sutli nae UHrade ns ns Well I itr nmi i ll wT" MMWMiHifl imwMii i i wwft n': 'nr i imMiw' jr" Known to the regular conventioners as Chauncey Depew never misses one and be on the job in iront oi the Con Hess and the Auditorium Hotels seem ingly every minute (don believe he ever I sleeps or eatsi calling the host of no tables by name ns lhev surge on to the laoad avenue and getting not onlv al familiar nod but ot course selling each Ii paper laimur has it that said "Ioms to SoUaiU I jfniiBi mm ev rr con in iv versitv WT suoii luid tive daugi of Dr ri drs 3S irofflffWffnTWK7 Ttrff? 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a gV dandy 1 1 to View the crowd Buck 1 1 viv9vXs A zt fdy 7" 'VL ffiff 1 he bnjliblj Of the dub JI 0 All a 1)0 of course the press stand offers a glor ff Bff Mrs Uranic Eldred Mr and Mrs ions view oi the pertect sou of mens Br A Ridgeway unci Mrs Ildou laces in the delegates section on one side zz ff Hypos MI hs Anna Hosea Mr and Airs wreathed by the galleries mounting as 4' VS? ff Sltmkov Mr and Mrs SteW high as the Soldiers Monument and the ff A3ff art Menasco I and Airs liv stage and Loxes on the oilier win re the 1 Zz ff $Sff ff Naler Dr and Mrs rank I Grubbs must no table nmn and women ol Hie ffff a' X7' Mr and Mrs William Young Aliss country ai as thick as the lain drops Zj jCw Nellie Birdsong Mr and Airs harles puuiiiito outside yn jtjrv at i Atkinson Mr ami Airs BloomfUld II It struck me as really prophetic of the jpVflj i l1 Moon Mr and Airs Joseph Kirby success of tho ardent suiLragists wlu 1 'W'V NY Iy Mr ami Mrs Shields IV Skeen Mr and Hooked that gicat place ovci loi above "SLL Mrs Edward Troy Aliss Mary Troy Miss all the people and the hundreds of Amen TLjLr I i Annie Troy Miss Harriet A McCoy Mr can Hags that drape the galleries mounts St ff vira iciwa rd 1C Ri esc Or ami Mrs J' ZUV 1 the collector of the port of New A ork nt 1h (nares Tuesday evening i Trl TJtv TT about them lor vie It had1 ltp er: tr A mile Jim is worth Irom $20 (DU all corralled bv pennies at auv kind of a convention all nver tlu hu alter all it ought not be business to get into his game Hint enthusiastic oiiibiirs' mean of course that ail the the convention in reality as it in the convention far that The actual sessions are 1.

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