Miss Kortright Weds 8 H Witherbee in Chapel Ceremony
Miss Kortright marries 8 H Witherbee at St Barnabas Church chapel. The bride, given away by M. Hendricks, wore light lace and a silk veil, accompanied by white orchids. Also noted are other local weddings including Miss Katherine Baldwin and J B Colvig in separate ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine T. Baldwin
J. B. Colvig
Kortright
Gouverneur Kortnya
Yesterregen
St Yarholrrw
Silas Hemenay Witherhen
Mie
Yate €. Wisherhee
Port Henry
Tiebride
Olf
Hendfons
Wedding notices of Miss Sallyi Tuni p and Miss Margaret Shatn
A garbled era of wedding items lists attendants and dress details for Miss Margaret Shatn and Miss Sallyi Tuni p. Attendants include Mrs William P as Miss Louise Witherbee and Rev Dr Leighton Parks. The other ceremony at St Thomas Church features Captain Joseph Dickson Eddy and Miss Mercer Dunlop with orchids and lilies of the valley in the bride’s bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew's Church
Eddy Wels
Miss Dunlop
Leighton Parks
Bishop Fiske
New York
Adal Phipps
Texington Avenue
Rae
Sallyi, Tunip
Archibald McCrew
Joseph Dickson
Eddy
U.S. A
St. Thomas's Church
Vilemon F. Sturges
Providence
R. Ty
Lucy Virginia Gordon
James Riely Gordon
Riverside Drive
Byron Brown Ralston
U, SN
S. W. Wood
St. Mary's Church
Tuxeela
Remins
Misa Tnoy Addison Soolegson
San Antonio
Texas
Julia Curveu Sprige
University, Va
Lois Adiison Sprige
Washington
Agnew O'Gorman
Dorothes Darlington
Charles Rinndy
Pounces Simpson
Boston
Lucian (. Willams
U.S. NJ
Gordon Nelson
Charles B.C. Carey
Arthur W. Dunn
Walter A. Hicks
Wilson
Louise Rudolph
Henry Rudolph
West 119Th Street
Paul Honey Bilsuber
Maywood
Woyde Loach
St. Regis
Mary A. Dunham
Honox
Ernest T. Mithuber
Walter H. Rudolph
C. Kerr
Theodore Cassabeer
Edwin Sinapaugh
E. Irene Mondergast
Martin Dearly
West 17Th Street
Leonard E. Lisner
Brooklyn
Church of the Holy Name
Joseph Norris
Lisner
Crescent Athletic Club
7Th Regiment
Moving escalator test at Park Place station sparks crowd
Thousands watched a West Side subway escalator trial at Park Place with no passengers aboard. Officials, including Lt. Henry A Morris and Lt. Grenville T. Keough, supervised the test while onlookers imagined rides, then learned the stairs moved for the inspection team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Park Place
West Side
Rotary Club president Glenn A Tisdale heads to Salt Lake City
Motors and Motorists reports Glenn A Tisdale of Franklin Automobile Distributor has been elected president of New York Rotary Club and will begin duties July 1. He will attend the International Association convention in Salt Lake City June 16. His son Glenn W Tisdale will manage Franklin agency in his absence. Police praise for tracing stolen cars is noted amid a night of car thefts, with eleven cars recovered the same evening. Other items score a license questionnaire conference at the Commodore and updates on entrants for the International Sweepstakes at Sheepshead Bay with fourteen drivers already entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tisdale
Franklin Automobile
New York
W. J. Coghlan
The
Moon Motor Sales Co
Ue West Forty-seventh Street
Sheepshead Bay
Ira Wall
Brooklyn
Donny Hickey
Pennsylvania
Eastern Staton Motor Racing Association
Broadway
Business Leaders Back Scout Drive at Hippo drome Opening
New York business and financial leaders pledged more than 100000 adult associate Scout members, about a third of the city quota, at a Bankers Club luncheon ahead of the opening drive at the Hippodrome next Sunday night. Speakers including Bix Till Edwards, William G. McAdoo, Mrs. Paul Poerster, and Mrs. Glenn Gould outlined support as 300 team captains attended and pledged to recruit at least ten workers each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
New York
Bankers Club
Hippodrome
Atteach
Bix Till Edwards
Greater New York
William G. McAdoo
National Committee
Paul Poerster
Glenn Gould
Frank W. Smith
Gas, Light and Electrical Enterprises
Iholas M. Brady
Consolidated Gas Company
Lewis B. Gantry
Consolidated
Martin Vogel
Mortimer L. Schiff
Edwards
Boy Scout! Organization
Mr. McAdoo
America
New Body Forms Women's Chamber of Commerce for Financeers
The court approved incorporation of the National and International Women's Chamber of Commerce led by Mrs. Katherine Gould and aides Misa Maabelle Walker Rose Sieks Lucille King and May Duval. The plan aims to train women to become capitalists, investors, and providers across enterprises. It will counsel tests, publish vocational opportunities, assess schools, and guide women to invest and participate in trade, transport, and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Chamber of Commerce
Mong
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Misa Maabelle L. Walker
Rose Sieks
Misa Lucille M. King
Misa
May A. Duval
Gould
International
Lunchroom Strike Threatened by 10 000 Workers
Announcement by I Zinchook of the International Federation of Lunchroom and Restaurant Workers warns of a midsummer strike involving about 10 000 lunchroom employees. Protests by women were seen on Broadway and Second Avenue with teal signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X Generis
I Zinchook
International Federation of
Ear Striker
Broadway
Second Avenue
Exhibition Aims to Spur American Handicrafts
An opening at 10 East Porty-seventh Street showcases foreign handicrafts, organized with Neighborhood Houses to stimulate demand for well designed United States products. The display, featuring Russian, Scandinavian, Czecho-Slovak, Chinese, Japanese and Indian crafts, highlights working artisans in galleries weaving carving embroidery and beadwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestories
Art Alliance
East Porty-seventh Street
United States
Willie
Artistic Industriie
Art Alliance of America
British Seek Medical Union With America
Sir St Clair Thorpe, representing the British Medical Association, outlines aims to unite British and American medical studies. A new Fellowship of Medicine links allied nations, with an office in the Royal Society of Medicine to arrange courses, hospital tours, and lectures for doctors traveling between Britain and North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Reading Ha
United States
St. Chay Thorson
Ki College Hospital
America
Hrijish Medical Association
Ile
Atlantic City
Lulus Club
8 Clair
North America
Britain
Fellowship of Medicine
William Osler
Johns Hopkins
Arbuthnot Lane
John Goodwin
Army Medicial Services
Royal Society of Medicine
Medical Cook's Agency
Armistics
Shroail
St Clair
McGill
Montreal
New York
Ox Baby
District Attorney Starts Inquiry Into Soldier Land Plan
The District Attorney’s office began a Florida land scam inquiry involving veterans and a “Military Farms” scheme. Witnesses describe easy pay farms near Tel Pith Avenue, with promises of five year debt relief, transportation, and steamboat delivery, but inspections show only jungle plots and no improvements. Captain Garnett and real estate agent Henry Gooble testified to signatures and arrangements with Mrs Wilson who managed offices. The probe, led by Detective Sergeant Daly, targets alleged misrepresentation to returning servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Pith Avenue
Clay
Putnam Counties
Florida
Charles N. Harris
John Doe
Lots Wilsom
Tssaul
Joseph A. Daly Hs
Cty
Tfice
Paul Wander
Research Bureau
War Camp
Community Service
Garnett
Setip
Pree Transportation
Facma
Wander
William P. Garnett
Uew
British Army
Henry Gooble
Wilcon
Wilson
Plays and Players special matinée for Central Park police force
A special matinée by Plays and Players to entertain about 200 Central Park police, featuring Stan Stanley’s addition to Bing Bang Boom. Allen K. Foster stages the musical numbers for this production. Announcement by A L Erlanger notes a new combination with Henry and Gilbert Miller for Madame Melaine in London rights. Gilbert Miller, based in England, oversaw the London show. American rights secured for Beavon. Zingfeld denial cited. plans for Monsieur Be director later. Weekly gross around $7,000 and a $20,000 weekly tie-in. libretto by Ties, lyrics by André Massager. Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Stan Stanley
Allen K. Foster
Winter Garden
A. L. Erlanger
Henry
Gilbert Miller
Monsieur Meaucaire
London
England
Beavenin
Florenz Zingfeld
Monsieur Be
Booth Tarkponse
Foleington
Fred Lansdale
Yiv Engi
Wee André
Elsie Janis Honored by New York Soldiers at Globe Theatre
Captain Josie presented the E. Janis medal by a committee of 27th Division members from New York and Brooklyn. General John O’Ryan and other speakers praised the actress’s wartime work as contributions flowed for the tribute. The medal bears the inscription to Elsie Janis from the York boys of the A B I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Wants
Isha
Globe Theatre
John ¥. O'Ryan
Prat
New York
Brooklyn
Rexian
Risie Janis
York Boys
A.B. I
Unpaid Mortgage Brings Century Theatre Sale
The Century Theatre at central Park West and Sixty-second Street faces foreclosure after unpaid mortgage, with Equitable Trust Co. seeking sale of the property and a receiver. William K. Vanderbilt and the New Theatre Corporation are named defendants in the Supreme Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park West
Sixty-second Street
William K. Vanderbilt
Otto H. Kahn
Thustre
Supreme Court
Equinoble Trust Company
New Theatre Corporation
Brooklyn Sunday School Union 90th Anniversary Outing
Twenty five divisions and over 100000 children join the ninetieth anniversary celebration of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union with parades this afternoon. Governor Smith leads a parade with a party including Senator Calder and former ambassadors. A reception for the governor follows at the Moutsuk Club hosted by chief marshal W S Hueston and the anniversary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Smith
Calder
James W. Gerard
Abram J. Elkus
Francia Huge
Travis
Moutsuk Club
W S. Hueston
Java Volcano Toll Reported From Eastern Java Eruption
In a June report from Ti MAGUE the Kodir district governor general cites about 5 100 deaths from the Kalut volcanic eruption in Eastern Java. Officials say 15 000 people may be killed or injured, with villages wiped out. The chaotic aftermath follows May 26 and June dates, amid disaster warnings and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodir
Vale Kalut
Or Keloet
Mint
Ali
Java
Stephen Girdner
Champlin
Down Theatre
John Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Kortright
8. H. Witherbee
Ralston-Gordon
Ae Brink
Tite Barnett
Premeay
M. van Brink
Piinne
Shuster
House of the Ascension
West
Nes
Healy
Phow 4
Columbus
Concourse
Woodlawn
Ous
Central Ave
Margaret Shatn
Church of the Holy Trinity
Albert M. Billings
Cornelius K. G. Billings
Manhattan
Brooklyn Heights
Your Town
Katherine Imogene Baldwin
W. Baldwin
John RB. Colvig
Wheeling
Westoa
William L. Davison
Grace Church
May Maldwin
Martha Colvigy
Elizabeth ‘Tyler
Richmond
Meank V. Baldwin, Jr
Mani
Iceman
Abie the Agent
Per Hershfield
Johnny Gorman
Golden Glades
Morgan
Ting
Minsk
Tom Mealy
Judy Cowan
Billy Nhwep
Anyhoo
Bolton Garden
Hugohas
Society of Professional Automobile Engineers
Commodore
Arthur Smith
Jacob Wright
William Simmers
Sir St. Clair Thomson
Soldier Land Plan
Swann
Manhattan Opera House
Lambs
Elsie Harbert
L. Mosqueras
Cort Theatre
Mrs. Coburn
Louis N. Anspacher
Oliver Morosco
Thompson Buchanan
Los Angeles
Paul E. Burns
Rale
Nancy Winter
Luna Park
Savoy
Brennan
Follies
New Amsterdam
Bilboa
Use
Elsie Janis
Amiuua
Judge Lait
Asa
Hampden
Bisou
Nora Bayes
Elizabeth Eric Uneatly
Taslis
Si Toby
Bow Playhouse
Alice Brady
Maxine Elliott
Tamie
Fay Balnster Astor
En & m
Fulton
Ernest Tues
Edith Jaliafarro
Tursony EW
Romeo
Jou
Trctson Broadhurst S.r. Oe
Ethel Dama
ST. ii Ni
Wan Tae
Ie Tromme
Arthur Hammerstein
Hudson Louis Mann In
Eltinge
Plymouth
Amin
Barrymore
Dreicer
Oriental Prarls
Fifth Avenue
Forty Sixth
Century Theatre
W. K. Vanderbilt
ORK
iHeatr New
Empire
William
Henry Miller
Wapperian
MIT Milad
Rotter
Coburn
Reali de
Dea Arrer
Rindal
Pana Beason
Rosaleen Longacre
Emmett Corrigan
Violat Hering
Theatre Kwickerbocke
Cohan Theatre
Griffith
Broken Blossoms
PARK
Columbia
Mu Sun
Coney Island
Lambs Gambol
H. B. Warner
LOEW
Keith's
Patac
Alas Dably
Biwar
Woli
Fertrade Howemans
Ama Carus
Irene Franklin
Moire Ware
Stevens
Willies
Ay Herne Minot
Aurerties Strand
Phen É Aine
RE Orn Asp Orchestra
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!