Holiday events at Brooklawn Country Club
Holiday activities at Brooklawn include a Memorial day luncheon and dinner events for members. Guests with reservations include Dr. and Mrs. ones, Mr. and Mrs. D Farr Wheeter, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reyburn, and many others, with tea service by the Wo committee and a putting contest as part of the program.
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Duncheon
Brooklawn Country
D.‘Farr‘wheeter
J. Hubbard
F. G. Clark
W. RB. Allen
J. W. Wheeler
Robert
Charles G
Captain I
Clark
Elmer
Havens
Hend
John D
Elizabeth Gardner
G. DeWolfe
Ik’gvenue
East Hampton
L. R Vee
Alfrea ‘C.fones
Stratfield
Still River
Conn
Ms -Apending
Ape
Cortright
North Main
Zem Eral
Henry A. Bishop
Wash‘avenue
Elmer ‘Ens
Clinton Avenue
Metabetchouan Club
Cana
Bishop Camp
Carrmeéar Portage
A. BE. Belisle
Lau
New Mary
Adelaide
Zeigler
Wood
New
Igler
Alma
Trubee
97Th Avenue
Criterion Dye- Club
John Hudson
Ford Place
Louis
Capelle
Beatrice
Milford
Haven
Roosevelt
Lafayvenue
Calvin of
Main
New York
Calvin
Mount Holyoke
Connecticut
I.” BE. Bartlett
Perida Avenue
F . Cone
Ey Avenue
Lucia Rich
Beechmount Avenue
Irene Newman
Maplewood Avenue
Miss and Cartright
Belle
Nighaling Bruce
Maud Sullivan
Hazel Connelly
Upton Reich
Berenice Cortright
Sullivan
Fairfield Avenue
Accuses Wilson of Deceiving Germany in Peace Talks
Berlin May 30 The German peace delegate Count von Brockhorst- Rantzau calls the Wilson theme ticklish noting Wilson is the father of our surrender and that Germany expected more from his fourteen points Our counter proposals were based on them and the Count is quoted as criticizing the United States as unfriendly and beyond doubt if current terms are enforced and past declarations by Wilson are seen as nothing less than deceit
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Berlin
Wilson
von Brockhorft- Rantzau
Versailles
Deutsche Zeitung
Ilson
First of Series Homemaking Sins For Brides Nest Building Time
A homemaking article by Mrs Edith Bell Nichols advises brides on budgeting for rent and home setup. It discusses how much rent to pay, operating expenses, and how to approach house hunting with imagination. Tips include affordable paint and wallpaper, flooring, and selecting durable furniture to balance cost and comfort.
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Edith Bell Nichols
Women Cheer Homesick Soldiers Abroad in 1927
Mrs. Robert G Mead heads the Women's Bureau in Paris and notes the aim to cheer American soldiers overseas to ease homesickness. About 8,000 Y M C A women work in France Belgium and occupation zones. Recruitments continued after the armistice with 1,200 more women sent over and duties include entertainment and recreation for soldiers overseas.
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Robert G. Mead
The
M. GA
Paris
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Belgium
Mead
Ceremany
Paderewski Denies Atrocities Tales and Treaty Critique
Paris reports Premier Paderewski rejects wholesale persecution claims against Jews in Poland and denounces a proposed treaty as humiliating to Poland. He notes Jews enjoy land ownership, official roles, and representation in Polish government bodies, arguing Poles share equal rights and privileges as US Jews.
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Paris
Poland
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Senate
Duma
Council of Ministers
United States
Playground Recreation Surges From War Influence
The 1918 year book of the Playground and Recreation Association of America reports a nationwide rise in after work recreation. More than 780 playgrounds stayed open year round, 700+ schools hosted evening programs, and over 8,000 trained leaders directed activities across 101 cities.
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Association of ‘America
Association
Department of Municipality
Arencrease
Recreation movement gains real significance in postwar era
The passage notes a newly awakened appreciation for recreation spurred by the war and its application to reconstruction and peacetime. It emphasizes that recreation officials and workers bear a large share of the responsibility for ongoing progress due to their unceasing efforts.
Hostess House Made Permanent at Chautauqua Site
The Yu W. G. A. Hostess House becomes a permanent civil life facility as the National Board of the YWCA buys a corner property at Chautauqua New York. The plan is to modify the site with a modern structure for cafeteria, restrooms, writing rooms, parcel check, lodging, and hospitality services once used during wartime. The project will be watched by YWCA members and the public.
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Yu W. G. A
Chautauqua
National Board of the
W. CG. A
New York City
Toy Balloon Sales Restricted On Circus Day In Bridgeport
Bridgeport police rule restricts selling toy balloons only on circus day. Hawker permit applications filed yesterday reveal the ban with no stated justification. Children’s delight may be limited to designated circus events in Bridgeport streets.
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Bridgeport
Tribute to the Soldier Dad on Memorial Day Parade
Memorial Day observances across New York and Brooklyn honor fallen heroes from Civil, Spanish American and World War eras. Veterans gathered in Battery Park and at Green-Wood with 20,000 marchers, Brigadier General Moore presiding, and Rear Admiral Siggbree leading naval veterans.
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New York
America
Russia
Sibera
Valley Porge
Washington
Gettysburg
Coblenz
France
Brooklyn
Robert H.o’bacon
George D Moore
Second Army
Lewis
Pilcher
Charles. I
Debevoise
H. D
Draper
William, H. Tood
Salvation Army
Ine
Young Warrior's
George Wwe Wingate
Twenty-Seventh Division
National Cemetery
Dramatica Avenue
Edward A. 8Ils
Coney Island
American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Battery Park
Patrick Joseph Hayes
Charles D. Siggbee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Naval Veterans of Foreign Wars
Franer
Traveling Dentists Prove Need for School Service
Five years of inspection in North Carolina schools showed 50 to 90 percent of children aged six to twelve with decayed permanent teeth and 60 to 90 percent of older children missing molars. A traveling dental unit in 1918 treated teeth, taught care, and aimed to promote private-dentist use, with free service deemed essential and affordable at about one dollar per child annually.
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George M.coonor
North Carolina
Boa of Health
Chicago
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