Fifth Avenue Hotels Tackle Laundry Drainage From Rich Guests
Wealthy women at Fifth Avenue hotels are accused of washing lingerie and lace in private bath tubs, clogging pipes and forcing costly plumber calls. Managers consider rules to curb the practice, noting complaints from the Plaza and Gotham about lint, soap and heating devices. some guests allegedly use electric curling irons in walls, causing further drain issues.
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Magerié
York
Fifth Avenue
Athough
United
Plaza
Gotham
Europe
Hotel guests overheat power and damage plumbing tales
The article describes women staying in hotels using hotel power to cook and run water incidents. It notes one guest overflowing a bathtub flooding ceilings and others smuggling provisions to cook, creating odors and fire hazards. A manager complains the practice risks fire and safety in several hotels.
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Tullers
Wes
Society Notes Brightens Week With Local Plans
Mrs George C Thomas and daughter Mixa Elizabeth M Thomas return from Erle a Mire Taabelle Williamson departs for Charlottesville Va for several weeks. W Chapin Huntington leaves for Panama on business. Mr Buntlagtot to be away about a month. George F Koues back from Europe after three months abroad. Mrs William M Walton and Mr and Mrs Choutesu E Pearce return from Atlantic City. No bridge meetings Holy Week. Thursday Afternoon Club resumes April 23 hosted by Miss Parmelee. Benedicts plan April 22 dance at Town and Country Club with patrons including Mrs Stockton Green and others. Benedicta committee led by Campbell Coyne Tylee W Hartshorne DeWitt C Jones Jr Archibald G Ogden Arthur T Pendleton. Miss Rankin hosts Practice Bridge Club with prizes to Mrs Allan H Church and Miss Anna A Rankin. Archibald G Ogden hosts birthday party for Esther Gracie Ogden with about sixteen children.. Pingry School seniors hold Easter dance April 20. Grace Madeline Morrin celebrates birthday with friends. games and prizes.
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Mire Taabelle Williamson
Charlottesville
Eee
W. Chapin Huntington
Panama
Mr. Buntlagtot
Miss. Parmelee
Benedicts
Robert Stockton Green
Edward Crane Woodruff
Melville Egleston
William Nisbet
Olmsted
Frederick Harrington
Levey
Samuel Holmes
Benjamin H. Campbell
Vaughn , Coyne
Tylee W. Hartshorne
DeWitt C. Jones, Jr
Archibald G. Ogden
Arthur T. Pendletone
Rankin
Allan H. Church
Anna A. Rankin
Arthur ‘D. Pendleton
Robert C. Bogart
Alexander W. Carroll
Clinton Mackengie
John C. Rankin
George2eemnan
David H. ‘Tow Is Tey
Deline Morris
Clementine Kellogg
Ae Elizabeth Taliaferro
K. Taliaferro
Kathiern
Social Gathering at Mrs Bauer Home. prizes awarded
A social gathering was held at 655 Elizabeth Avenue hosted by Mrs F W Bauer. Guests included Mrs Teviale Ayohorwkl Miss Lilian Miller Paul Bayontte Mined Bayon Kohlenberger Mattie Kohlenberger Anna Erlenmayer Reanie Swing Mariel Bhaubel Elisabeth Shaybel Hattie Mie and others. Games were played with prizes won by Winma Fobiesbertar and Walter Protin Booby prizes went to Tesalo Suchoraki and Pred ze.
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Nela Fnoay
F. W. Bauer
Elisabeth Avenue
Solon
Mr. Adams
Mr. Franklin
John*a. Kohlenberger
Anna V. Erlen‘meyer
Lilisa Milter
Tesale Sticboreki
M.kohlenberger
Mies ‘Teviale Ayohorwkl
Lilian Miller
Paul
Bayonne
Fragmentary Travel world notes on Sebi voyage aboard the Caronia
An OCR reading describes Jacob H. Sebi en route to Egypt aboard the Caronia. In the smokeroom, he critiques a man who praised a bald head and titanate. Various scenes mention a young broker, a New York visit, Sal em churches, and a fervent hymn singing moment that drew attention, with garbled dialogue and stray phrases.
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Jacob H. Sebi
Egypt
Caronia
Schiff
Salem
Pune
Mercantile Plea For Fowler Currency Bill
New York April 13 Irving T Bush vice chairman of the committee on commercial law of the Merchants Association makes a statement on the Fowler currency bill and its effect on New York City banks balance sheets He cites deposits reserve requirements and national bank notes showing the impact and argues New York banks hold enough cash to meet the changes without disadvantage The merchant warns against speculative plans and warns of peril from lax planning.
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New York
Irving T. Bush
The
Merchants’ Association
Banka
Bush
National Banks
City of
Treasury
National Banks of
New York City
Guaranty Fund
Fowler
Guaranty
As &Rt
Washington
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Bonifaces
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Step Rempet
Society Notes
George C. Thomas
Mixa Elizabeth M. Thomas
Erlea
George F. Koues
William M. Walton
Choutesu E. Pearce
Atlantic City
Mintreas
Esther Gracie Ogden
Pat
Esther
Pingry School
Clarkson C. Hope
Mathey
Rosendo Pineda
Misa Grace Madeline Morrin
Mise Mary Wood
Harold C. Keys
Chester A. Porter
Nan Morris
Ethel A. Parrot
Helen L. Brown
Edwina Fisher
Sayreville
Clara Rose
N. Hillyer Eglenstant M. Eakin
Ridney Jones
Edward Pendergast
Bard Fall
Mercantile
New York Merchants’ Association
Ruckelshaus
Ruckelehaus
Paterna Ara
Aspring
Auch Aomy
Axminster
Rice
Jeans
Jens
Hall
Stair
Ice Bsc
Bbc
J. Ruckelshaus’ Sons
Market Street
Newark
Crawford Shoes & Oxfords
Slizametapory, Mh, J
John M. Norr
Elizabeth Avenue
Heatricos
Meyer's
Thomson
Ferris
Infante
Stein & Markowitz
First Street
Enah
Angelus Ir Aniano
Baia el
Goren Beo
Rsory
Go-Cart
Washington Sta
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Pepe
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