New York Society Announces Three More June Weddings
The New York social scene reports three additional June weddings. Brides include Miss Caroling Ticks Read and Miss Harries Hobbs, with ceremonies featuring families such as Read and Hobbs. A farewell bachelor dinner at the Brevoort House preceded one event, while Ophir Hall hosted a dance for the bridal party. The year’s nuptials reflect prominent figures and long-standing social ties across Manhattan.
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Arubald Mellwaine
Caroling Ticks Read
William A. Read
Ilidlerest
Purchase
N. Yu
Brevoort House
Lester Armour
Broderick O
Reginald Coombe
Gr. Lawrence
Oliver B. James
William A. Rackfeller
Oliver B. Jen- Pnes Duvcan
Barton Read
Joseph Yeimim Knapp
Daniel B. Grant
Repeal Chauncey
Seth Tow
Te Gare
Kenneth TR. Smith
Will Ihedoy
Worthington Davis
All Vlovyon
Theodore Wrothingham
Veotrek G. Meabody
Harry Payee Bingham
Mis. Wintelaw Reid
Ophir Hall
Ferchusn
Hoffmans Weds Coleman in Texas Ceremony
Stoddard Hoffman of New York and Miss Beth Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Coleman wed at St Mark's Church in San Antonio. Bishop W T Capers presided with Rev William Wertrand Stevens assisting. reception followed and the couple left tonight for New York.
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Bishop Capers
New York
San Antonio
Tes
Dune
Mosbeth Coleman
Mir
Thomas Atlee Coleman
St. Mark's Church
Honer
Stoddard Hoffman
W. T. Capers
West Texas
William Wertrand Stevens
John Neul Wedgex
Robert Simpson Kampmann
Mircea Sarah Kletorg
Ada Adelaide Campbell
Horor Aurelis Wood
Marjorie Velie
Ers
Julius Barclay
Walter Neeley
Douglas Lawson
Dane Cailier
C. G. Wood
Atlee
John Neal Hodges
Robon Keanpeman Goveror Wolfman
Newyn
Dr Lefkowitz Honored By the Teachers Union
Dr Abraham Lefkowitz history teacher at De Witt Caton High School was honored by the Teachers Union at a tribute ceremony in the Hotel McAlpin. More than 100 union members attended as the group cited his support for the Lockwood Donohue teachers bill and presented him a pocketbook.
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America
Abraham Lefkowitz
de Witt Caton Thigh School
Teachers’ Union
McAlpin
Lockwood-Donohue
Albany
Lefkowitz
Cornelina Fleming
Teachers Celebrate Pay Bill Victory in Upper Manhattan
A luncheon by the Upper Manhattan Teachers Association marked passage of the Lockwood-Donohue bill by the Assembly. About [participants] attended at the Pennsylvania Hotel with speeches from Herbert S. Walsh Joseph P. David tunn and others. Austin G. Clark served as toastmaster and Joseph Mac Nemer sang. The speakers urged unity to press for better pay despite Albany lawmakers’ hesitations.
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Upper Manhattan Association
Upper Manhattan Teachers’ Association Pennsylvania
Bers
Herbert S. Walsh
Public School
Joseph P. Davidtunn
Austin G. Clark
Speyer School
Joseph MacNemer
Walsh
Albany
New York City
Engagements announced for Edith Timer and Edith Korn sand
Announcement records engagements of Miss Edith M Timer daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Timer of Newark to Mr Strassburger son of Mrs J Strassburger of Bust Orange. It also notes the engagement of Miss Misa Evelyn Korn sand daughter of Mr and Mrs Mattthe Korn sand of 1229 Park to David M Bernstein son of Mr and Mrs Bernstein of Bensonhurst.
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Miss Kornsand
Edith M. Timer
Misa
Evelyn W. Kornsand
Mattthe Kornsand
Park
David M. Bernstein
1. Bernstein
Bensonhurst
Kornsand
Hernstert
Colu Bla Aid Abeved
Ak & Henbenint Int Secon Engineers’ Corp
Joseph Timer
Newark
Edith M. ‘Timer
Strassburger
Mra. J) Strassburger
Bust Orange
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Braunsworth
Mr and Mrs Charles Braunsworth of Roseland New Jersey celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family reunion attended by 200 guests including six sons. The event honored a former Red Bank mayor and a local bookbinding business proprietor.
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Charles Braunsworth
Roseland
N. 1
Braunsworth
Red Bank
Broadway
Hooklyn
Ballad Singers and Rhymesters Join Campaign Efforts
Chicago dispatch notes a swirl of convention activity with singers rhymesters and song leaders aiding the campaign. Delegates face a vendor-laden scene as analysts predict outcomes amid high costs and shifting media strategy.
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Chicago
Ated
Boards of Strategy
Noah Web Stoy
Elizabeth Hyde Weds Major C A Moore in Greenwich
Elizabeth Hyde daughter of Mrs. Seymour J. Hyde wed Major Charles Arthur Moore at Lone Oak Greenwich in a quiet ceremony attended by close family. Rev H C Veseve officiated with sister Mrs Harold Cooper Pynchon as matron of honor and Peccy Moore among bridesmaids. The couple plan to sail for Europe after a reception.
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Greenwich
Conn
Misa Elizabeth Ilyde
Seymour J. Ilyde
New York
Charles Arthur Moore
Lone Oak
Lride
H.C. Veseve
Stamford
16Th Connecticut Coast Artillery
Moore
Harold Cooper Pynchon
Peccy Moore
Eugene Maxwell Moore Pices
Ann M Worrall
Walter L. Worrall
Mount Kreee
Payen Maxwell Moore
New York City
Comedy Club
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Erndugte
Yale University
Elisa
Tte Nowell
Tava
Liew Temtin
Peary
Insurti
Polar
Durie
Unuon
Bath
Kroonland Sails for Paris With Crowded Passengers
The Kroonland sailed yesterday bound for Paris with eighty American travelers aboard. Among the passengers was Countess Mau Tolstoy, a Red Cross worker and guest of honor with the International Chamber of Commerce. Delegations from England Belgium and Italy will join in Paris for the event.
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International Chamber of Commerce of
Paris
England
Maly
Kroonland
Mau Tolstoy
Red Cross
C.F. Rothingham
Manuscripts Valued at 500000 Brought on Lupland
A shipment of manuscripts valued at about 500000 dollars arrived on the steamship Lupland, brought by Charles Sessler of Philadelphia. The collection includes twelve letters between Samuel Holerilge and Charles Lem Phis and involves several private collectors. The narrative mentions other travelers and officials connected to the voyage and investigations, with references to British authorities and a protest by Miss Moody.
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Rury
Lupland
Charles Sessler
Deater
Philadelphia
Sessler
Maceunistis
Samuel Holerilge
Charles Lem Phi
Ainistry
Alan
Ase
Almont
Kaiseriits Siteon
Wax Mixg Lill Moody
Greenwich Village
Ple
Carmania
Anire
Archibald Key
Nudderstiind
Enchind
Carsninia
Ana Sen Nel
Fiat
Elie eMale
Rss
Tehey
Liverpool
Thomas J. McCarthy
McRoss
Cunard Line
Court Upholds Veterans Preference in Civil Service List
Justice Tierney sustains law giving war veterans preference in civil service appointments and promotions. The ruling extends Civil War veterans’ priority to World War veterans, affecting promotion lists and challenging the Municipal Civil Service Commission to place veterans at the head of eligible lists.
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Tierney
Justice Tierney
Supreme Court
United States Service
Municipal Civil Service Commission
A. W. Cook
Duscee Tierney
Justice Tierhey
Wny
Corner Stone of Chelsea War Memorial Laid
The Corner Stone of Chelsea War Memorial was laid with a ceremony attended by Mrs J Goodman and Park Commissioner Mranes D Gallatin. Messages from local officials and veterans were delivered as the monument foundation is prepared for Chelsea Park’s memorial site.
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Chelsea War Memorial
Impres
Ping Kain Phousands
Chelsea
J. Goodman
Vommith
Mranes
D. Gallatin
Wadii
Chiatoa Park
Alder Toh McCourt
Gant Chou
Sania
Taxpayers reach quarterly tax payment milestone
William Hy Edwards of the Internal Revenue Department for Manhattan announced that 125 000 taxpayers had paid the second quarterly tax bills. He noted many met their payments on June 15 and that some may avoid penalties by timely remittance.
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William Hy Edwards
Tuternal Revenute
Manhattan
Bia
Calivetar
Petia
Colveros
Aula
Thas
Library Pay Raise Campaign Figures Cited
An article notes a national campaign for the American Library Association with a total of 459 900 dollars. It mentions a fundraising path to New York and a range from 810 to 1004 dollars, with 47 Thrapians reported in New York during a referenced event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morels
New York
Carr
American Library Association
Brent
Senate confirms Walter O Turin to four year term
Postmaster Walter O Turin of Brooklyn was notified yesterday that the Senate has confirmed his renomination to a four year term, beginning July 4.
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Burton
Walter
Turin
Hronklyn
Yusterday
Senate Hai
Senators Urge Prosecution of Paper Makers
Senate investigators urge federal action against newsprint manufacturers citing artificial shortages and price manipulation. The report calls for oversight of production and distribution, a possible excise on Sunday editions, and a federal subsidy to ensure affordable paper for small consumers.
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Washington
Lins
Senate
WD Heuteneucood
Clayton Arts
Oman
Peisil
China
Ube
Postal Regulariams
Tows Petit
Girnt
Yale Commencement To Be Officially Dry
Yale reunion representatives announce a formal ban on liquor at class headquarters and dinners during commencement. The Cup that cheers will not be passed this year, keeping Yale events alcohol free.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Report cites artificial obstructions in newsprint market
The commission accuses manufacturers, jobbers, and brokers of profiteering and unlawful price manipulation. It contends that production shortfalls were man made and that profits far exceed legitimate returns. It states one third of current spot prices are unwarranted and calls for action.
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Bureau of Statistics
Eral
American Tobacco Employees Hold Rainy Outing at Dyers Pavilion
About 400 people attended the American Tobacco Company annual outing at Dyer's Pavilion Whitestone Long Island despite rain. The program featured games between rival tobacco and cigar companies, dancing by tobacco girls, and tables set for baked bluefish and chicken. Officials included HP Cunningham and aides KR MW Fletcher G H Schildnecht and A Tieee.
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Arican Tobacco Company
Dyer's
Whitestone
Long Island
Amerean Tobacco Company
American Cigar Company
Philadelphia
HP. Cunningham
Putin
KR. MW Fletcher
G. H. Schildneeht
Jersey Preference Act Void as unconstitutional ruling
Supreme Court Justice Marker declares the Jersey Preference Act void affecting ex servicemen civil service priority. An accompanying decision questions the 1919 amendment to the New Workmen's compensation act constituting institutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Supreme Court
Marker
Alumni Meet at NYU Campus Opens Commencement Festivities
More than 500 graduates gathered on the New York University campus for commencement events including a Sigma Alpha Engineers tower ceremony at Stevenson House and the Phi Mu Luncheon in the gymnasium. The first annual Medical College Alumni Association dinner was held at the Hotel Biltmore.
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New York
Alpha
Tower x City
Stevenson House
New York University
Maryland
Medical College Alumni Association
Biltmore
Geeere
Geny Jamon Sbbou
Fr W. Cleverdon
Joh Vrestin Phillips
George Laren
Henry A Brown
Pegistra
Execntive
Moody Bo Gites
Chirence C. Manicke
Robert Ridgway
James Boyd
Arthur S
Rhard Charles S) Beaviset
T Gould Memorial Library
Univers Meighte
Ned Houston
Avenue Congregational Church
Imetitud
Gead
Commencement at Stevens Institute Begins
Commencement exercises begin with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Modim Trinity Church Moboken. The program includes class day activities on Castle Point lawn and a reception. Honors will be awarded to seventy eight members of the class of 1918 and 1919 who planned to serve in the military.
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Stever Technical Institute
Ueboken
Leger
Modim
Deter Institute
Viamee
Aid Ae
Morgenthau to Preside at Righteousness Meeting
Langue of Universal Rights assembles public meeting with Trenty Morgenthau chairing the session. The event takes place June 1 at Temple Lernel on 12th Street Avenue and aims to promote universal rights and civic values.
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Morgenthau
Trenty Morgenthau
Temple Lernel
Wyse
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N. Y. Society
Harriet Trobbs
W. H. Haines
Marjorie Page
BF. Schauffler
Archibald Mellwaine 2d
Harries Hobbs
Francia Jerome Hobbs
Murray Hill
William Howard Haines
St. Job's Churell
George W. Ecelea
Catherine Evert
Honor
Ont Edwards Pwitchell
William C. White
Benjamin J. McGi
Thy Mawr
H Niues
M. Hinnies
Englewood
Lawrence Vol Chow
Columbia Viversity
GUS
Hote Pi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rhines
Ieutenant
Tlis Bat
Vermont Bir
Heine
Bethlehem
Marjorie
Lastien
Hagtter
Ler
Rock Acre
Kadsom
Harvey
L Page
Hestman
Leslie
Fen
Clute ‘ Grieweld
Abbost
T Abbott
Ais Riverside
Katharine de Lemos
Anvur Pine Bummin
Theodore de Lemos
Tongsland
Ri Watson
Mrne Lemos
Misa_ile Lemos
Valen Hoo
Institute of Ma
Tamman
F . Livingston
George Ieee
Hitt Werman
Pute Onesane
Pocort
Pesan Adams
Henry A Riesweder
Joseph T. Choate
Felix N. Doubleday
Mims Kermit Roosevelt
Theodora Foosevelt
Whitelaw’ Reid
Recent Lonker
Miss Coleman
Texas
Dr. Lefkowitz
The
Penny
Brooklyn
Gross
Wallington
Harold ¢ wLoveele
Flatbush Avenue
Brook
Haroia
100Th Infantry
New York Yard
Pay Avestan Muawuny
Satpal Iintory Natiewinn
Vanecostinnly Park
Atosivsion
Wuttiasiogy
Hanay
Wildort Astoria
Man
MAXON
Chive
Republican National Convention © Golyr
Elizabeth Hyde
Maj. C. A. Moore
Chaplain of Coast Artillery
Kroonland Sails
Ness
Coleridge
Lambin
Vassar
Elias Reumens
Robert Speer
Ason York
Clammeyer
St. New York
Billy
Edwards
Gheek
Brony Maes Weetinge
Kereune
Fon Bach
Popcurnler Proops
Ticmurtoe
Nordea
Atma
Federal Board
Wien
Gene Fuet
Gael de Semon Wadeh
Demphusnite
Wae
Fygall
Busine Brestomed Bankragtey
Nakers
Canada
Teview the Oriental Store
Canton Chinaware
Canton
Inc
Fifth Avenue
39Th Street
American Tobacco Co
N.Y.U
Engineering Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Stevens Institute
Dobbs
Dols Leghorn
Pongee
Dobbbs
Phere
Vribune
Beekman 3000
Tribune Wanted
Greater
Tribune
Nassau St
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