Wedding Interests North Shore Society
The nuptials of Miss Helen Thomas and Samuel Dennis Warren Jr take place at Netherfield Pride's Crossing. The couple plan to reside in Boston after spending summer and autumn abroad. ushers include Bayard Warren and Gaspard Bacon alongside a New York and Boston contingent. The ceremony is set for 2 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Helen Thomas
Samuel Dennis Warren, Jr
Netherfield
Pride's Crossing
North Shore
Miss Thomas
Washington RB. Thomas
Mr. Warren
Harvard
Bayard Warren
Gaspard Bacon
Washington
George Dek. Gilder
Charles Morgan
Charles J. Appleton
New York
Barthold Parker
Lancaster
Gordon Ware
Richard S. Lovering
Boston
Paul Revere Frottingham
Mrs. Warren
Seek to Work in Harmony Urged for Irish Groups
At the Boston Central Branch meeting of the United Irish League, Colonel Roger F. Scannell urged reorganizing the Ancient Order of Hibernians in harmony with the League. Judge Daly praised leadership while Monsignor O Callaghan proposed a mass for Patrick A. McHugh of Sligo, with numerous members attending and new ones elected.
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Boston
United Irish League
American House
Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
Executive Committee
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Patrick A. McHugh
Sligo
League
Dublin
Denis O’callaghan
McHugh
Ireland
Diogenes
Order of Aibernians
Order
Edward J. Slattery
United States
Hibernian
Judge Daley
Scannell
15000 to See Joan of Arc at Harvard Stadium
15500 persons will attend Maude Adams in Joan of Arc at Harvard Stadium on June 22 with two extra sections added. Places of honor include President Powell, the university faculty, former President Eliot and Count Johann von Bernstorff the new German ambassador.
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Harvard University
Maude Adams
Joan of Arc
Powell
University
Eliot
Count Johann von Bernstorff
High School Prophet Weds West Bridgewater Student Bride
The town High School Chronicle reports its senior class will graduate with a marriage as marred by secrecy. Marion Langley Bryant, daughter of William F Langley, secretly wed Harold F Bryant of Brockton last November. The couple’s secret was revealed via town reports.
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Marion Langley Bryant
William F. Langley
North Elm Street
Harold F. Bryant
Wall Street
Brockton
Langley
Baby Joe Leiter Dies Heir to Leiter Fortune in Chicago
June 10 Chicago reports the infant son of Levi Z. Leiter, born May 24, died at the Lincoln Park residence. The child, heir to a fortune estimated at at least 20 million, had not yet been christened and was to be baptized at Cathedral of the Holy Name. Mr and Mrs Leiter mourn, with Mrs Leiter under medical care.
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Chicago
Joe” Leiter
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Levi Z
Leiter
Joe
Cathedral of the Holy Name
Immigration and the yellow peril dominate charity conference
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Buffalo, June 10, debates on immigration policy and family integrity unfold. W A Gates warns Japan lax on restrictions and a rising Oriental slave trade, while Cyrus J Sulzberger counters with a challenge to white women’s role. Robert A Wood of Boston presents families committee findings.
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N. Y
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
W. A. Gates
Board of Charities of
San Francisco
Mr. Gates
Japan
United States
Cyrus J. Sulzberger
United Hebrew Societies of New York
Robert A. Wood
Boston
Committee On Families
U S Toasted by O Connell at American College Jubilee
Archbishop William H. O Connell of Boston toasted the United States at a jubilee celebration in Rome describing love for church and country. He called religious liberty the nation’s soul and cited church influence on education and industry during the event. Monsignor Faleconio and others praised American Catholic hierarchy.
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William H. O'Connell
Boston
United States
America
Burke
St. Joseph
Monsignor
Faleconio
Washington
Holy See
Mgr
Kennedy
Farley
Pius X
Pius VT
Pius VII
France
Auto crash injures Corey party in France
In Palisau, France, June 10, an automobile carrying William F. Corey, president of the United States Steel Corporation, his wife and a friend went out of control. All three were thrown from the car. Corey and his wife escaped with minor injuries, while the friend sustained more serious injuries.
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Palaiseau
France
William F. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Admiral Dewey to Spend Summer at Hot Springs
Admiral George Dewey chairman of the navy general board plans a late June departure from Washington with Mrs. Dewey to spend several weeks at Hot Springs Virginia, for the summer retreat and rest.
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Washington
George Dewey
General Board of the Navy
City
City committee rejects million dollar high pressure fire plan
The legislative committee on cities voted down Mayor Hibbard's bill to borrow 1,000,000 for a new high pressure fire service. Ward 11's Pierce dissented. The Boston Merchants Association opposed the plan, arguing Boston is already well equipped and the expense unnecessary.
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Hibbard
Pierce
Ward 11
Boston Merchants’ Association
Merchants’ Association
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
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