Relief of consumptives committee formed in New York
The Charity Organization Society creates a Prevention of Tuberculosis committee with physicians and volunteers to educate about infection, prevention, and recovery. It aims to improve housing, lighting, air, and facilities while assuring no burden on consumptives. Committee members include Dr. Herman M. Briggs Dr. Joseph D. Bryant Health Commissioner Lederle and Miss Lillian Wald. The group plans broad educational work and social investigations to curb the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charity Organization Society
Herman M. Briggs
Petiment
Joseph D. Bryant
E. G.janeway
Lederle
Folks
Duaransy
James E. Newcomb
Frederic S. Lee
Ella M. Clark
Lillian D. Wald
Robert W. de Forest
Lotto T. Barnard
Plish
Committee On the Prevention of Tuberculosis
New York City
Rutherford Stuyvesant Married in London
Rutherford Stuyvesant of New York, brother of Mrs. Henry White, wed Comtesse de Warranner at St. George's Chapel in London. Attending were U S Embassy officials including Choate and White families. The couple will return to the United States after a continent trip and set residence at Tranquility Farms in New Jersey.
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Morristown
N. J
Elizabeth MacCulloch Miller
George MacCulloch Miller
Godfrey Malbone Brinley
Groton
Mass
New York
Edith MacCulloch Miller
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
the Knoll
Millers
London
Mr. Stuyvesant
Rutherford
Stuyvesant
Stuyvesant Rutherford
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Winthrop Rutherford
Morten
Octavius O. White
Madison Avenue
White
Berkeley Mostyn
Ledyard Stevens
Tranquility Farms
Mary Pierrepont
Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Summer society in full swing with weddings planned
Mid June brings suburban weddings and social events. Clergymen Brinley-Miller marriage at Morristown and Martin-Matthews nuptials at East Orange headline a week of society, as London noted Stuyvesant Countess engagement. Peekskill hosts three day St Mary retreat with prominent attendees. Maben-Carter wedding set for Dalton Georgia with family connections listed.
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Brinley
Miss Miller
George McCullough Miller
Morristown
James McDonald Martin
Hattie Belle Matthews
East Orange
Newport society notes Vanderbilt guests at Bellevue Avenue
Special to the New York Times from Newport Rhode Island on June 16 social season arrivals include Mr and Mrs Frederick W Vanderbilt and Mr and Mrs J Lawrence Van Alen at Bellevue Avenue, with numerous other notable residents arriving or at cottages and villas for the summer season.
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Newport
R. I
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
J. Lawrence van Alen
Bellevue Avenue
Fred Pearson
Ochre Point
Moses Taylor Campbell
Arnold
Rhode Island Avenue
Henry Clews
Herbert Parsons
Clews
Bailey’s Beach
George C. Mason
Philadelphia
S. G. Arnold
Frances Arnold
Lazy Lawn
East River
R. S. Carson
Ingersoll
Reef Point
James B. Stokes
Craig Biddle
William H. Sands
J. 8. Thompson
Edwin S. Cramp
Burke Roche
Clara
Rusalka
Narada
New York
Pembroke Jones
Wilmington
N. C
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Beaulieu
Lorillard Spencer
Halidon Hill
Almeric Hugh Paget Buys 300-Acre Nassau Property
A record in Mineola shows Almeric Hugh Paget, son in law of William C. Whitney, purchased about 300 acres between Rosen and Manhasset for 275000 dollars. The John Smith farm of 100 acres on high ground is included. Rumors say Payne Whitney was to receive the property as a marriage gift. he and Miss Hay are abroad. Oliver H. Payne gave Payne Whitney a handsome town residence as a marriage gift.
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Mineola
L. I
Rosen and
Manhasset
Almeric Hugh Paget
William C. Whitney
John Smith
Whitney
Payne Whitney
Miss Hay
Oliver H. Payne
Horatio G Kelsey Marries Bertha Sanford in Jersey City
Horatio George Kelsey a 42 year old New Haven manufacturer and Bertha Eliza Sanford 28 of Asbury Park were married in Jersey City yesterday by Justice Lehane. Kelsey is Treasurer and Manager of the American Buckle Company of West Haven and son of the late Israel Kelsey promoter of Winchester Avenue Railroad. He earlier married Dora Beebe of New Haven and was divorced.
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Horatio George Kelsey
New Haven
Schoolrooms as Playhouses in Summer City Plan
Mayor Low endorses using closed schoolhouses as playgrounds and gymnasiums during summer and weekends. He asks the Board of Education to report a plan to open unused school buildings to the community for recreation and neighborhood clubs to test feasibility and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Walter L. Hawley
Burlingham
Board of Education
Elevator Fall Injures Two at Max Brothers Factory
A freight elevator at 418 Broome Street, carrying fifteen workers, plunged from the sixth floor to the basement. Two people, Louis Parker 21 and Rosie Locat 11, were seriously hurt. many others suffered minor injuries as crowds gathered outside. The accident, blamed on the engine room, prompted police to evacuate the car and transport victims to St Vincent’s Hospital.
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Broome Street
Max Brothers
Clothiers
Stephen McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Broadway
Mulberry Stret
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Louis Parker
Rosie Locat
Parker
Sylvester
Steamboat General Slocum Floated From Rockaway Bar
The General Slocum of the Knickerbocker fleet grounded a mile and a half off Rockaway Park Sunday night and was floated yesterday afternoon. Four tugs fastened to the vessel pulled her into deep water and towed her to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Slocum
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
Rockaway Park
Justice Hall Seats on Supreme Court Bench for First Time
Justice Ernest Hall, appointed to fill Justice Miles Beach’s vacancy, presided in Special Term, Part IV yesterday. He used a silver-mounted gavel presented by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hall
Supreme Court
Miles Beach
Bent wood and linen fashions fill local shops
The article highlights bent wood furniture such as umbrella stands, costumers, and adjustable rockers, plus elegant linen and lace gowns. It describes caned seats, tripod supports, and decorative details in crépe de Chine, embroidery, and white piping. It notes simple skirts with buttoned fronts and varied sleeve ornaments.
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Dr. Deimel
Mack
Janes McCutcheon & Co
West
Cluett
Radnor
Ainslie
Monarch
Browning King
Cooper Square West
Cooper Union
Concord
Welch
Welch Grape Juice Co
Estfield
N.Y. Jo
Malta
Vita Enthusiasm
Eliza Carter
Hllen Hillyer
Miss Carter
Maben
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Henderson
Irving McKesson
Lulu Lefferts
M. de T. Ogden Jones
Gertrude Herrick
Virginia Corning
Cornelia F. Bedell
Nyack
Mildred Lucas
Donald McKesson
Clark G. Voorhees
William E. Kirkland
Alfred B
Henri G. Barbey
George Kidd
Georgette Kidd
John Wanamaker
Rodman Wanamaker
Misses Wanamaker
H. G. Danforth
Albert
Walter Pease, Jr
F. W. Chandler
J. Blair Scribner
Patricia
Hayward Cutting
David M. Turnure
Miss Turnure
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Kenneth Scott
Reginald White
Ogden Mills Reid
Whitelaw Reid
H. R. Preston
E. §. Whitehouse
H. D. Reeve
Colgate Hoyt
Leon Marie
Teutonic
Comtesse de Warranner
Ambassador Choate
Countess de Warranner
Times of Sunday
Peekskill
Order of St. Mary
William Walter Webb
Edward Delafield
Rosalie Schermerhorn
Mary Morgan
Elizabeth Arnold
8. W. Briscoe
Sylvia Davis
Lydia Day
B. de Peyster
Virginia Hartshorn
A. Hare
Mary Hecksher
J. Campbell -Maben, Jr
Anne P. Carter
Carter's
Dalton
Whitfield County
Mr. Maben
J. Campbell Maben
Virginia Merchant
Washington Gallore
Spencer M. Maben
the News OF Newport
The
New York Times
A. H. Paget
Kelsey—Sanford
Mayor Low
Justice Hall Takes
Charming
Sayly
Siegel Cooper
Haimonos
Point de Paris
Holland
Eldon
Stere E Ummer
Norman Gale
Price
Wen
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