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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
31
The Columbia University ceremony will award certificates and diplomas to Barnard College and Columbia students. Notable honorees include naval and military figures, academy prize recipients, and various faculty and administrators. The event features remarks from university leaders and honors several distinguished graduates.
The readable fragments describe multiple names associated with an initiation event at an informal gathering in Honiton Hah Ths joint Wil Rote Kappa. The note lists numerous individuals with no clear dates or outcomes and mentions an elisa diy exercise and a dance event led by Karl Wall in an oval setting.
Twenty girls from New York City and environs will graduate from Vassar College this June. The event features many named students and local observers, with ceremonies led by Rev. Robert Elliott Bee of New York and attendance expected from families across the region.
The society notes report multiple quiet weddings. Miss Meten Stagg, niece of Mrs. Arthur Heel Benjamin, wed Remsen Metin in a dawn ceremony at the Motel Goi ballroom with limited kin present due to a recent death in the family. Other ceremonies included Dr Lewis S Booth wedding in Church of the Twenty East and Miss Tena McClem t t daughter of a prominent figure tying in Brooklyn, with several companions and family members named in attendance.
A fragmented and whimsical narrative presents a folk style tale with characters like Gopher and ShagATAME Win and fretful creatures. The text blends playful dialogue with scattered imagery of nature, contests, and curious episodes, hinting at a bedtime folktale cadence rather than a clear news event.
A flood of marriage details fills the column with names of brides and grooms including Mr. Pounds and Miss Loyser tied at St James Cathedral. The groom's brother William McClement and usher lines feature heavily with numerous social figures and Greenwich Village venues. Additional notes cover engagements, a large inheritance, and upcoming Paris weddings.
An arrival list notes guests of Mr and Mrs Willigny at their Hamilton Garden home for a dinner in March. Attendees include Miss Genevice, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden, and Mr. and Mrs. Spoiner Haily, with Europe cited among the guests.
The Shuberts will reopen the Century Roof with new ownership and a renamed theater. The rooftop venue on Central Park will seat 700 and host a season starting with an evening dinner and 820 pm performance.
The display features O'Brien's South Seas travelogue, Grey's Man of the People romance, Galsworthy's Vaterrdemalion, Huneker's Bedouins, Dillin's Peach Conspiracy and Keene's The Economic Consequences of the Peace. Prices show 20 percent off with the Tessman marked price.
Richard A Hudnut renowned perfume manufacturer and widower of Evelyn B Meissheimer marries Winifred Wo Walty of San Francisco at a city chapel. The groom, age fifty eight, is listed as a designer and interior decorator, with his New York address noted. The bride is forty and previously married, with ties to Horace Beals and family links to St Ives.
Henry Holl selects Mary Kennedy to co star in a new play backed by the Shuberts. Martha Hedman from The Hots in the Wall signs on with Arthur Byron for a French comedy adaptation to be rehearsed soon. Saxon Kling begins rehearsals in The Cay o Girl a Comstock & Gest production written by Guy Bolton and George Middleton. Green Fields from the Jewish Art Theater with original cast opens tonight at Lenox Theatre.
A dramatic adaptation of The Return of Tarzan features Gene Poller as Tarzan with a strong supporting cast. The review praises Poller’s imposing physique and acting, notes the perilous Young Women in the cast, and highlights the Broadway Theater audience appeal and ongoing showings.
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