New York society hosts treasure hunt and dances
In New York on May 3 society leaders attend a high profile treasure hunt starting at Hotel Sul at 9 p.m. with clues, a single hidden treasure, and a Sherry's supper finale. Notable guests include Mrs. Hugh De Auchingles, Miss Letitia Humphreys, and James Speyer among others. The piece also notes the death of Francis R. Hitchcock, a turf and racing figure, and highlights several society weddings and engagements including Katherine James and John Holding Millingworth, Marion Tucker and Besse Hoover, and Helen Jenkins engagement to Edward Calehoun Smith. Continuous social events and June wedding calendar are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sul- We
Jacky Hunter
Igateesa
Missois Lous
Bruce Post
Frederé Nichols
Mfhem
Hugh de Auchin
Glesa
M. van Norden
M_ $R. Mourraille
M. Wickereham
EE Opell
George
Tr. Adee
Pegasin de Peyester
Doustys DL
BU “Man
J. W. Edmonds
William Falmestock
Letitia A Humphreys
Clarence EH. Hin
Sbrederick Pearson
Nathan T. Isifer
James Speyer
J. Kredercott
Prebble Tucker
Waller
E. C. Vpot
Francis Hitchcock
Francis R. Hitch Peoch
Fingland
Mr. Hitchcock
Sherry
Park Avenue
Thomas Hitchcock
An &le
Thomas Hitchcock Jr
Hitchcock
Jockey Club
Sam C. Whitney
Jedcock
Otoga Association
WE. Vanderbilt
France
Chantlly
Long
Europe
America
Saratoga
Font Park
Major Hitchcock
Aiken
Queec
Morgan Seton
Henry Sturgis Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Serpent Morgan
Madson Avenue
Financial House
Mrs. Morgan
Harvard
Royal Navy
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
London
John James
M Sandford James
Devons
England
Taunton
James
Paris
Morton Dexter
Boston
Dexter
Guy Napier-Martin
Mary Dexter
Victoria Hotel
Lord Tlingworth
Hampden Dlingworth
Marion Mlingworth
Norman Hlingworth
Napier-Martin
Frank Milingworth
Viscountess de la Panousd
St. John’s
Lattingtown
Locuat Valley
Long Island
Ernest Stires
Lonfi Island
Charles WW. Linton
Almar
Feekes Lane
Locust Valley
Miles Tully
Alice Bigelow Tully
Faris
Welling
Alan Gillese Rinehart
Barbara Burns
Oamela
Ma McLain
Massillon
Ohio
Elizabeth Parker
Richard Porter Davidson
Washington
James Crate Carkin
Butfawlo
Glen Walker Cole
Corning
N. Y
Misa Tully
J. Austin MacAleenan Jr
Evns
F. Marion Law Jr
H. Spottswood Whie
Charles Butt
McVay
Robert Wilson Patterson
John Faulkner Waite
Alan DiNespie Rinehart
Jenkins-Smith
Helen Jenkins
Jank Wadsworth Jenkins
T Thirty-fourth Street
Edward Calehoun Smith
Kansas City
Miss Jenkins
Andall-Colver
Huston
Miss Jenkin
George Jarvis Prescott
Church of the Good Shepherd
Myr Smith
Yale
Greenwalt
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilemington
Anna Wienner Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
East Sixty-Fifth Street
Curtin LB. Dall
Charles Austin Dail
Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
Springwood
Mias Emily Smith
Alfret & Smith
John A. Warner
Albany
Catherine
Beasley Lowndes
M. Taylor Pyne
East Sixty-First Street
Waham WY. Hedges
William Bladen Lowndes
Roland Park
Baltimore
Jean Whiting
de Witt
Inter Whiting
East Sixty-Second Street
George A. Trowbridge
Augustus Trow
St. George'’s Church
Eng
Sarah E. Dexter
William Endicott Dexter
Mags
Howes Barton
John Howes Barton
Trinity Church
Tanlac Restores Health After Flu and Colds
After a bout with the flu and lingering weakness, Tanlac is promoted as a natural tonic made from roots herbs and vegetables to revitalize the system and aid digestion. It claims to restore vigor, improve mood, and prevent fatigue with the first bottle convincing, plus a bowel regiment with Vegetable Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Allcomers Attract 200 To Bible Class
Nearly 200 attended Manufactures Sunday at the Allcomers Bible class meeting at the Newfeld M. B. church. W Bodini, president of the Rotary club and class leader, spoke on The Story of Noah. C F Yeomans arranged a musical program with The Aeolian Trio and Violinists. Special programs planned for May meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcomers
Newfeld M. B
Manufactures Association
Vv. Bodini
Rotary Club
Noah
Aeolian Trio
M. Benson
Bercense
Frances O'Neill
State Police bag reckless drivers in Fairfield Westport
State Police from the Westport barracks patrolled the Pot road on a drive against reckless motorists in Fairfield and Westport Saturday, resulting in six arrests. Suspects include Joseph Sherwood of Fairfield for no operator license and Raymond Whitles of Portland for reckless driving. Other arrests include John Cody of Ansonia for throwing wine, Charles Smervick of Torrington for road rules violations, Manuel Prito of New Haven for reckless driving and registration issues, and Walter Titkin of Fairfield for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Pot Road
Fairfield
Joseph Sherwood
Helen Street
Rose
Raymond
Whitles
Main Street
Portland
Conn
Quigley
Silk
John C. Cody
Woodbridge Street
Ansonia
Charles Smervick
Forest Street
Torrington
Manuel Prito
Hamilton Street
New Haven
Recklesa
Stone
Walter Titkin
Beardsley Street
Depew at 92 Sees Home as the Beautiful Word
Chauncey M. Depew, age 92, told Montauk club members that home is the most beautiful word in his language and reflected on ninety two years of life. He praised Locarno, the era’s revolutions, and the two party system while noting the world’s push toward unity, prosperity, and peaceful cooperation among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Montauk Club Nual
Irving
Wil
London
Patt
Patti
Depew
Montauk Club
Queen Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Bacci
Sam Johnson
Goldsmith
Garrett
Burks
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Boswell
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Virgil
Horace
Napoleon
Washington
Jefferson
Marshall
Alexander Hamilton
Germany
France
Great Britain
Haale
United States
Yocarno
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Totorno
Europe
Locarno
Malthus
Watt
Prophet of
Tapple
Torethey
Amisemanta
Cammantovshin
Cites
Heaor Patti
Tocarno
United States of Europe
Apelis
Johnson declares for Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Mrs K M Johnson of San Antonio announced her candidacy for governor as the Democratic nominee, opposing prohibition as a failed policy. She seeks to succeed Miriam A Vergase, with Edith Willmann of Dallas and several men also pursuing the nomination. Johnson, previously a hotel operator in north Texas and now a ranch owner in Mexico, voiced her disapproval of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
K. M. Johnon
Miriam A. Vergase
Edith Wilmann
Dallas
Johnnson
Texas
Mexico
Hair routine tale from a Philadelphia inspector
A federal customs inspector in Philadelphia adopted shaving only during full moons to ward off baldness. He claims the change drew notice and inspired about six colleagues to try the plan with positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Morgan
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Southport
Sulgrave
D. C. Auchinross
Mya
A. W. Butler
Th. Hi. Borgson
Hugh Carleton
Marshall Dodge
Earnest Lorrllard
Townsend Lawrence
J. J. Fell
Bernon S. Prentice
Dean Sage
Reeve Schley
H. A. Smith
J. B. Taylor
Mra
Arthur ©. Choate
Julie Carleton
Michael Gagin
Susie Mellon
Lewis Cass Ledyard
W. G. Ridley
W. W. Hepnin
Z. H . Hardins
J. H. Me.Alpin
Edwin Mereilt
L. Pratt
Miss Pratt
Jack Kingsley
Florence Daly
Thomas Daly
Long Tranch
N. J
Francis BE. Kidwell
Church of the Star of the Sea
Long Branch
Misa Alice Marie] Post
Allison Wright Post
Bernardsville
Harris Fahnestock, Sr
Harris
Tanlac
Chauncey Depew
Versailles
Switzerland
Smith
Murray
Main
Fairfield Ave
the Smith-Murray Co
Main ST
Boncetlia St Boulevard
Java
Angelus Boncilla
Stillman
Simon Tollet
Lis
T&we Nany
Pat J. Rubinskin
Colgate
Squil and
Mennen
Armand
Ashes of Roses
Angelus Air Embaume Bondilla
Coty Tier Kiss Fetiche
Mary Garden
Mavis Pompeian Princess
Pat Pert Rubinstein
Bath
Azurea Cappi
Floramyc
Hudnuts Theatre
Trefic
Mary Gar
Mavis Narcisse
Pchin Quelque Flew
Three_ Flowers
Sachet Azurea Fetiche
Coty's
Creraude
Cots St
Capni
Jdleky
Paol Danderin Fitch
Glostora
Glover
Hooper
Hennafoam
Hudnaut
Brillantine Mare Ty
Aurea Coty
Pinkham
California
Alek
Institucion Contiine