NO FUNDS FOR LEAGUES ORGANIZING CITY YOUTH CLEANERS
Commissioner Woodbury hoped to form school children into street cleaning leagues with help from James B. Reynolds but funds and private support fell short. The program mirrors Colonel Waring’s earlier efforts and aimed to involve boys and girls from Settlement clubs and local missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
James B. Reynolds
Lew
Reynolds
Colonel Waring
Hebrew Institute
Morning Star Mission
Dovers St
Lockwood Collegiate School Holds Commencement in Mount Vernon
Nearly fifty women students gathered with friends in Willard Hall Mount Vernon for Lockwood Collegiate School's commencement. The program featured essays recitations diploma awards and a Milton Comus reading by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Mount Vernon
Lockwood Collegiate School
Chapin Collegiate School Holds Morning Closing Exercises
The closing exercises of Chapin Collegiate School will be held at the schoolhouse No. 721 Madison Avenue this morning at 10 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin Collegiate School
Madison Ave
International Exhibition of Women's Arts in Paris Opens
An International Exhibition of Women's Arts and Crafts opens in Paris this month at the great glass building on the Seine. The plan divides the show into eight groups covering women in history, work at home, crafts, science, arts, and social action, with English women invited to contribute. Noted patrons include Mme. Paul Deschanel, M. Duclaux, Baroness de Rond, Mme. Schmahl, and Mme. Sarah Bernhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grear Glass
Seine
Paganda
Tempo
Mme
Paul Deschanel
Chamber
M. Duclaux
Pasteur Eeen Omene
E Baronesses de Rond
Mme. Schmahl
Sarah Bernhardt
Japanese Teacher’s Ideals in a World of Opportunity
A Japanese student describes a teacher as a builder of character whose work goes beyond imparting knowledge. Key traits include deep subject mastery, effective teaching methods, patience, sympathy, and love for pupils. A teacher shapes future generations, facing ups and downs, with devotion to country and world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Ice fruit water from Oriental custom described
The article explains serving iced water with dried fruits between courses as a refreshing practice. Prunes apricots figs and raisins are soaked to rehydrate, then the liquid is iced. Lemon juice and sugar may be added to enrich the water for hot days.
Minerva hosts elegant night fete on Majestic roof garden
The Minerva club held a lavish fete de nuit on the Majestic roof garden with booths for fortune tellers Hindoos astrologers and crystal gazers. Mme Marie C Neuhaus chaired the entertainment committee assisted by several members. A sunset supper and prizes added to the charm as plans for an outdoor Euchre at the Abbey were announced for June. Neuhaus departs for London on July 2 en route to Paris with Mrs Hugh Reid Griffin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schalier
Ces
Mme. Neuhaus
James L. Burley
Otto Schaller
London
Hugh Reid Griffin
Paris
Fashions Show White and Green Themes in Newport Gowns
The fashion notes describe white India muslin gowns with apple green silk overlays and lace, matching hats, and a range of outfits from pink linen frocks to biscuit cloth coats with olive green appliqué. Summer hats favor large shady styles, horsehair crinoline shapes, and elaborate trims. Parasols grow fluffier with lace, chiffon, and tulle accents in black and white ensembles.
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Newport
Pattern No 4127 Child's Dress with Box Pleats
The Tribune presents tissue pattern No 4127 for a child's dress with box pleated back suitable for two to six year olds. Shown on a small boy it can be worn by girls by lapping from right to left. Materials vary from natural linen to galatea pique serge and other washable fabrics. yardage depends on size and width. Pattern costs 10 cents and can be mailed with address details to Pattern Department New York Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Pam
Odell Visits State Camp and Camp Roe in Peekskill
Governor Odell and party arrive at State Camp at noon, toured Camp Roe at Lake Mohegan, and witness parades by the 12th and 9th Regiments. He praises the troops, poses for a photo, and attends an evening entertainment in the YMCA tent before returning at 7:45 PM. This marks his first militia camp visit of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Odell
H. K. Bird
Herbert Odell
Hiram B. Odell
Roe
Smith
Camp Roe
Lake Mohegan
Dyer
William Jay
Assemblyman
Wainwee
State Camp
9Th Regiment
Young Men’s Christian Association
Riggers
Company K
James Lynch
William Fleiss
George F. Winters
Alexander S. Williams
George M. Pollard
John D. Braue
Militia
Sunshine Society notices hopeful aid in New York
Poetry and notices urge kindness through The Tribune Sunshine Society. Details celebrate Manhattan branch donations aiding a dispossessed family with scarlet fever, blindness, and illness, plus regular small gifts to hungry children and an invalid member. Calls for continued support and careful mailing to Tribune Building New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Totten
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
John Wanamaker
Manhattan
Sunshine aid from Mrs Bernstein spans Pennsylvania May
Mrs. S Bernstein, State president of Pennsylvania, oversaw Sunshine efforts aiding 120 people in May. Gifts included seed, flowers, bulbs, silk pieces, handkerchiefs, ribbons, stationery, books, stamps, etc. She proposed Mrs F B Stevens of Michigan for T S S membership and sent five cents for her badge. East Orange H. P. M. letters note little girl’s address in West Damascus Pennsylvania and Lora Merrick with Arthur Campbell from East Hampstead New Hampshire sent floral sunshine and toys to Rhode Island children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bernstein
Pennsylvania
Lora Merrick
Arthur Campbell
East Hampstead
N. H
Rhode Island
Sunshine aid arrives from many donors for waiting mothers
The note lists numerous donations from M H J and others for nursing and baby care, including flannelette wrappers and skirts for a newborn, hats, ribbons, crochet silks, reading materials, monograms, photographs, scrapbooks, and various clothing and underwear. Names include Mrs Glenn, Miss Foote, Mrs Hendrickson, L Stone, Mrs Arms, Mrs Garlock, Anna Edith Smith, Mrs Bell, Sunshine garden grant, Mrs Grant of Plainfield, Minnie Geib, Mrs Sanxay, Mrs Nicoll, Mrs Beulah Reiff, Miss Gold, Miss J Bennett, Mrs Knopfel, Mrs Mecklem, and Miss H R Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-fifth-st
L. Stone
W. Arms
Charles Garlock
Anna Edith Smith
J. C. Bell
Sunshine Garden
Charles E. Grant
Plainfield
N. J
Jebb
Minnie Geib
East Orange
Sanxay
Henry Nicoll
Beulah Reiff
Margaret Gold
J. Bennett
Brilliant women in society and grooming tips
A young writer mocks brilliant women as tactless and self absorbed citing Barnard Oxford and Munich alumni. A Harper's Bazaar quote condemns the neatness obsession of girls while a magazine editor recounts vanity and a boastful colleague. Practical advice covers hair brush cleaning and general toilet care with step by step tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Barnard
Oxford
Munich
Minnie Smith
March
Tommy’ Jones
Charming
Deborah Q
Deborah
Eastern District Parade Draws Thousands in Brooklyn
Twenty thousand children from forty schools joined the forty first annual Eastern District Sabbath School Association parade in Brooklyn. Notables on the reviewing stand included Captain Richmond P. Hobson, Borough President Swanstrom, Eugene G. Blackford, and hundreds more. services were held at multiple churches prior to the march. Public schools closed after 11 am for the anniversary observance, with plans for a larger gathering of seventy five thousand children across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Eastern District
Sabbath School Association
Hanover Club
Bedford-ave
Rodney St
Richmond P. Hobson
Swanstrom
Eugene G. Blackford
Samuel H. McDowell
Hobson
Ross Street Presbyterian
Croker
All Saints’ Universalist Church
Shaw
Root
Moody
Hanna
Stranahan
Low
Universalist
Unitarian
Church of Our Father
Grand-ave
Lefferts Place
Cadets In Mimic Battle At West Point Camp
West Point cadets prepare for summer camp after examinations as the board sorted standings. An exhibition of warfare featured a mock clash between blue and white forces with four companies and two mountain guns, directed by Captains Thompson and Sladen and Lt. Davis. General Dick called it the best drill he has seen.
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West Point
N. Y
Military Academy Board
Corps of Cadets
William A. Mitchell
Georgia
Ralston, Hannum and Bell
Pennsylvania
Francis F. Longley
Michigan
Target Hill
Longley
Abbott
Hannum
Casad
Kunn
Hinrichs
Thompson
Sladen
Davis
Stee
Ohio
Board of Visitors
Moravian College awards LL D to James M Beck in Bethlehem
At the Moravian College and Theological Seminary commencement in Bethlehem on June 5, Dean Augustus Schultze conferred LL D on James M Beck, Assistant U S Attorney General and keynote speaker at the alumni banquet. Degrees were given to several B D and B A recipients from towns including Lititz Nazareth Utica and Canaan ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bethlehem
Penn
Moravian College and Theological Seminary
Augustus Schultze
James M. Beck
United States
Frank M. Fry
Lititz
Rudolph J. Grabow
Mamre
Wis
Paul E. Gross
West Salem
George A. Heidenrich
Utica
Robert Huebener
Albert A. Madsen
Berea
Minn
Wilfred R. Memnert
Harry E. Stocker
Franz H. Zeller
Nazareth
Emil Suemper
Canaan
N. D
Charles A. Albrecht
M. Cooper Laros
C. Richard Meinert
G. Harry Miksch
William E. Smyth
Charles H. Wenhold, Jr
Richard L. Williams
Pavilion collapses on Brigantine Beach as tide undermines supports
Atlantic City reports the Brigantine Beach pavilion underpinnings washed away by the high tide this morning. The big structure toppled into the inlet, then drifted into the sea, appearing as an adrift house as it passed by Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Brigantine Beach
Jamestown Arrives. Knox and Dr McGowan Among Passengers
Attorney General Knox and Dr John C McGowan were aboard the Old Dominion sonar Jamestown as it arrived in port yesterday. The duo were among the passengers noted in the port arrival report.
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Knox
John C. McGowan
Old Dominion
Jamestown
Port Yesteray
New York City Legislative League Holds Annual Meeting
An undisputed ticket and unanimous election marked the league’s annual meeting at the Tuxedo. Mrs Lillie Devereux Blake resumes presidency guiding the group’s legislative push. The ticket names vice presidents treasurer and secretaries from last year with praise for securing the Colby bill enabling married women in New York to receive their own wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City Legislative League
Tuxedo
Lillie Devereux Blake
John F. Trow
Harriette Keyser
Condict
Cynthia M. Little
H. M. Bent
Margaret H. Bates
R. B. H. Reynolds
New York
League
Supreme Court backs Jerome in paying detective drink bill
Justice Greenbaum rules Controller Grout must fund a $450 Sunday drink bill for County Detective McLellan if the charge is reasonable. The ruling limits Controller audits to reasonableness and sustains the District Attorney’s discretion in prosecutions, cautioning that a controller cannot override the DA or dictate evidence methods. Jerome says the decision releases staff and anticipates an appeal.
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Justices Greenbaum
Supreme Court
District Attorney's
Jerome
Controller Grout
McLellan
Captain Foody
Justice Greenbaum
Gans
Diploma Plan Backed by Cantor for Grammar School Grads
Borough President Cantor wins support for keeping diplomas over a small yellow card. A committee is formed to design lithographed diplomas listing key officials and school leaders. Seventeen of nineteen board chairmen attend as concerns about dual diplomas are discussed and clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Ralph Trautman
Harry Hastings
Phyllis Leveridge
Peter R. Gatens
Benjamin Blumenthal
Maxwell
George Livingston
Public Works
John Mulligan
David Blaustein
A. Fishman
E. F. Eilert
A. Bassler
Thomas Ss. O'Brien
O’brien
Messenger Boys Strike at Telegraph Building
Messenger boys employed in the main Telegraph Building strike over pay and message limits. Leaders say they received ten messages at a time and now get three. Some boys refused to strike. others were chased or punched in the street. Manager C F Leonard denies organized action and says delivery speed is the issue. Cases to be considered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mger
Posta Broadway
C. F. Leonard
Japanese Fleet Engineer Takeda Arrives to Study Steel Mines
Fleet Engineer Takeda of the Japanese navy and his wife arrived on the White Star steamship Germanic to study steel and mine industries. Commissioned by Japan, he will travel to Washington and then Pittsburgh after meeting English and local industrial contacts. Other passengers included Captain A Boileau and C Hanbury Cooke among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takeda
Washington
Pittsburg
A. Boileau
C. Hanbury Cooke
J. R. Coutts
G. A. Jackson
Ross Wyethal
Colorado Special Train Service To Denver From Chicago
Beginning June 3 the Colorado Special departs Chicago daily and arrives Omaha at 6 55 a m and Denver next day at p m the trip Chicago to Denver cut to two and a half days Passengers may use drawing room and reclining chair with free library on the train Full information at line’s office No 461 Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Chicago Oy Way
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
Broadway
New York Press Invites for North Spruce Street Housewarming
The New York Press issues invitations to its readers for a housewarming at the new building on North Spruce Street, tomorrow from 2 to 5 p m. The note invites attendance to view the new offices and facilities in a cordial community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Press
Spruce St
Americans Find The New York Tribune in Europe This Year
Americans traveling in Europe this year can buy The New York Tribune at bookstalls near leading hotels across the continent and Great Britain, on Reading Room tables, and at principal railroad stations.
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New-York Tribune
Europe
Great Britain
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Women Workers OF the World
Anet
Colgate
Japan
EDU
Cate Next
Cc. W. Cashier
American Kitchen Magazine
A. R. Witte
Minerva
Valenciennes
the State Forces
Emma C. Dowd
Tribune Sunshine Society
A. B. Stone
Report OF Pennsylvania
West Damascus
West Pointers
Moravian College
Messenger Boys
Paster
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