Dey to Be 4 Lenox Bride Today at Calvary Church
Miss Dey will marry Gorham Brooks of Boston in Trinity or Calvary Church Lenox this afternoon. The ceremony will be conducted by Dean Grosvenor. Attendants include Miss Alexandre, Miss Jordan, Miss Burr, and Mrs Gray. A reception follows at the Dixey home in Lenox.
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Rosamond Dixey
Richard
Dixey
Gorham Trooks
Boston
Frinty Church
Lenox
Dean Brittam
Grosvenor
St John
Overlea
Samuel Frothingham
Mise Mildred McCulloh
James 5. McCullon
Rye
Richard Gockton White
Samuel Stockton White, Jr
Philadel- Pra
Trinane
J Lanex
George FeTurnure
Herbert Ft. Shaw
Borton
Parkman Shaw
Redwood
Alexander
Webb
Newbold Mortis
William M. Grosvenor
St John the Divine
Clementina Furniss
Thomas F. Carter
Davies
Springfield
Jona J. Gardner
Barrett Wendell
Richard M
Saltonstall
Robert Jordan
Amos Lawrence
Thomas Ward
G. W. Chadwick
Anna Coolidge
Charles Saunders
G. H. Whitman
Margaret Codman
Clarence W. Bowe
Henry Parkman
Leverett Bradley
Curtis Hotel
Norman H. Davin
M Y Havana
Red Lion
Stockbridge
Prospect Pill
H. Lothrop
BE Hy Grinwold
Henry Hutchinson
New York
Med Lion
Schuyler Bebieffelln
C. W. Cooper
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Henry G. Lord
A It. Meardsley
J ON. Taft
Mina J. Phelps
Ho W. Eaton
J. de Rogers
F. W. Upham
Asbury , Irwin
Philadelia
Alien Thorndike
James Bhe
Millbrook
N.Y
Mr. Kod
Harry Harkness Flagler
Samuel Lawrence Root
Pandena
Cal
Walter F. Cobb
Pittatied
Washington White House hosts Cuban envoy and gala events
At the White House Te Prement received Sefor Marcel de la Vega Calderon designate for Cuba as chargé d'affaires following the departure of a Cuban official. President Taft arrived in Washington with an elaborate program including luncheons, receptions, and dinners featuring diplomats from Brazil, Japan, and Cuba amid ongoing state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Marcel de la Vega Calderon
Cuba
Sefor de la Vega
Sesior Martine
Wilson
Taft
Houdini Foils Sheriff With New Handcuffs At Hammerstein
Houdini the Handcuff King stunned the crowd last night as he freed himself from a new model pair of handcuffs held by Sheriff and officials Meyer Wolff Leon Weinstock. The Sheriff, defeated, bowed and exited the stage as Houdini smiled and claimed the longer brace let offered to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein
Houdini
Meyer Wolff
Leon Weinstock
Tipons
Romney Artwork Brings High Bid At Philadelphia Sale
Public sale in Philadelphia featured dune glass vases and portraits by old masters. Romney painting Meditation led with a high bid around 76000 dollars. Engravings and miniatures fetched strong prices, including a Napoleon miniature and a famous portrait engraving of Thomas Pownall, Governor of the Bay province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpnia
Dune G
Romney
Hamilton
Napoleon Bonaparte
Manston
Thomas Pownall
Marnichuneux Bay
Mrs H L Wilson Arrives From Mexico on Monterey
Mrs Henry Lane Wilson wife of the American Ambassador to Mexico has reached here from Mexico aboard the liner Monterey. The ship carried 118 passengers many heading to Texan cities along the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Monterey
Adele Ritchie Plans Farm Wedding on Friday
Actress Adele Ritchie, who has been farming the J. J. Bovey property with Charles Nelson Bell, intends to wed Bell at the farm this Friday June 18 1918 at noon. Adela Ritchie says she will marry for love not money and plans a quiet family ceremony with Miss Marian King returning from Westchester to attend as her admirer and best man William Alteox to stand beside the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Dune
Adela
Ritchie
J. J. Bovey
Charles Nelson Bell
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Bell
Mise
Miss Ritehie
Miss Marian King
Ville Maria
Westchester
Tower
William Alteox
Mise Ritch
Ineseen
Jay Williams
Mise Ruehle
Bell
Williams
Sherif Finnecan
FORBES ROBERTSON LEAVES STAGE IN LONDON FAREWELL
Albany reports a mandamus action testing the legality of John Mitchell’s appointment as State Labor Commissioner. Attorney General Carmody argues the governor lacks rent rights without Senate consent. Meanwhile, Forbes Robertson gives a final London performance after forty years, with a packed audience and plans to tour America this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
John Mitchell
Carmody
Conetrafer
Sulzer
Mitchell
Senate
Supreme Ourt
M Department
Justice Chester
Anwellate
Thcmon
Court of Appeals
Lonnon
Drury Tane
Forber Robertson
Hamlet
England
Man
Vorbes Robertson
America
New
Prince Albert Frederick George Tours Niagara Falls In 19th Century Visit
The 17 year old Prince Albert Frederick George, second son of King George, traveled incognito with Cumberland’s cadets to Lewiston by boat and trolley from Toronto via the American side of the gorge. Reporters identified him later after a remark about enjoying the trip and a visit to Niagara Park. The outing follows royal precedents at Niagara Falls dating back to 1461 and earlier kingly visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Albert Frederick George
Gerree
England
Cumberland
Quetta
Toronto
Lewiston
Niagara Park
Kawand Viele
Niagara Falls
George
Tes
Paris to stage Parisian reviews for American vaudeville
Paris reviews are prepared for U S Keith and Orpheum circuits. J F Keith and Orpheum will present Parisian shows featuring French stars from the Folies Bergere and Folies Martiny. Caste will be entirely French to preserve a partisan atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Meen
Orpheum
Whro
Mauretania
Mr . Heck
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
J. F. Keith
Mr. Reck
HF Keith
Orphen Efreuits
America
Heck
Justo Halla
New York
San Francisco
Newman School Exercises in Hackensack
Graduates of Newman School Hackensack receive diplomas and blessings in a Friday graduation. Bishop J J OConnor of the Newark diocese blessed the new chapel and confirmed eleven students. Dr Jesse Locke head master presented diplomas to Charles W Donahue Seattle Bernard Michael Shaniey New York and Paul Daniel Schuck St Paul. Justice William J Carr Brooklyn delivered the graduation address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice William J. Carr
Brooklyn
Gladys Munn Engaged to Amory in Boston Announcement
Miss Gladys Munn of Manchester summer home is engaged to Charles Minot Amory of Boston. The announcement comes from her father Charles A. Munn of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripan
Boston
Charles A. Munn
Washington
Manchester
Gladys Munn
Charles Minot Amory
Hopkins Back With Plays Abroad Plans For New Works
Producer Arthur Hopkins returned from Europe aboard the Mauretania and announced plans to stage Merlin and London productions of The Poor Little Rich Girl. He also intends to present two new American plays by Rachel Croth and Eleanor Gunn, and to open Tanetelow's Evangeline in October with Henning Berger's The Delue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hopkins
Europe
Mauretania
Theatrical Notes On Stage And Touring Plans
The Mastermina engages at Clarris Theatre tonight with a tour planned to Montauk Brooklyn and Chicago during holidays. Gaumont Company shows in natural color at Thirtyninth Street Theatre. Paytonn to open Greek Theatre Berkeley Pacific Coast tour. Ziegfeld company heads to Atlantic City for Apollo Theatre debut. The Girl from Rectorn closes Park Theatre season at Corse Pays ton. The Purgle Road runs tenth week at Liberty Theatre.
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Mastermina
Clarris
Stern
Montauk
Brooklyn
Labor Day
Power
Chicago
Gaumont Company
Thirtysninth Street
Paytonn
University of California
Berkeley
Pacific
Ziegfeld Volllen
Atlantic City
Apollo ‘Theatre
New York
New Amsterdam Theatre
Park ‘Theatre
Rectorn
Corse Payston
Liberty Theatre
Doubts Wisdom of Order by Civil Service League
The National Civil Service Reform League questions the May 7 order limiting postmasters to a single competitive post. It cites the heavy cost and workload of reexamining over forty thousand postmasters and says the Civil Service Commission is not equipped. The plan could raise branch dependency as the Postmaster General may appoint any of the top three candidates on the eligible list.
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Civil Service League
National Civil Service Reform League
Wilson
Postal Service
Isue Peter Reid Estate Contest Hits New Jersey
The will of Peter Reid, noted Philadelphia area manufacturer and philanthropist, is contested in Pasrale New Jersey. Appellants led by Jesse A. Wotherspoon and Joan A. Wood argue the testator was not fully capable and was unduly influenced, seeking to overturn the will and codicils. The estate valued at about 2.82 million with most near relatives as legatees. Arguments hinge on mental state near the time of execution. proceedings may not begin until July in Springfield, Massachusetts. The will left a substantial portion to Scottish relatives and charities, while Dr. G Wallace Watson, Reid’s nephew, is notably left out.
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Jesse A. Wotherspoon
Joan A. Wood
New York City
John Anderson
Peter Anderson
Rachel Anderson Armstrong
Glasgow
Scotland
Isabella Craix
James Anderson
Paisley
Thomas Feld
Salt Lake City
Washerspoon
No. Siz Eagle Avenue
Thomas J. Watson
Willam W. Watson
Robert W. Watson
Thoma F. Waton
Wiliam W. Watson
Robert J. Watson
Ellzabeth Reid
Margaret Reid Hoth
G. Wallace Watson
Tm Riot 9
Rett
Watson
Dr. Watson
Mr Ret
Society Fete for Charity at Marquand Summer Home
Fashion show and charity tea held at Mrs Henry Marquand’s summer home near Bedford Hills New York drew prominent society women and younger set in costumes from many nations. Proceeds benefited the District Nursing Association in Westchester County with about two thousand visitors and an estimated two dollars raised. Notables including Mrs Seth Low Mrs Stuyvesant Mish Jr Mrs Charla Brown Mrs Benjamin Wistar Morris and Mrs William Fahne helped organize and oversee booths and tea rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquand
Bedford Hills
White Iates
Henry Marquand
State Society
District Nursing Association
Weatchenter
Mitchel Signs resigns as Alderman and takes Port post
John Porroyatitoner signed the terminal committee report of the South Brooklyn waterfront Improvement Iate yesterday. He then prepared his resignation as President of the Board of Aldermen and sent it to City Clerk Scully. At 1 o clock this morning he will be sworn in as Collector of the Port to succeed Willan Loeb Jr. The South Brooklyn report will go to the Board of Estimate and be on the Thursday calendar. Ardolph Le Kilne, vice chairman, becomes acting president for the remainder of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porroyatitoner
Board of Katinate
South Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen
Scully
Willan Loeb, Jr
Board of Extimate
Catendar
Ardolph le Kilne
Mrs Wilson Brightens Sick Rooms With Gifts
In Washington a flood of cut flowers and potted plants from the White House conservatories decorates hundreds of hospital rooms. Each gift carries Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's personal card as she cheers the sick across the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilson
Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Taft Arrives in Washington for Visit and Meetings
Former President William Howard Taft arrives in Washington on his first capital visit since March 4. He will stay at Willam J. Boardman’s home until Tuesday and attend a Lincoln Memorial Commission meeting before luncheon with President and Mrs. Wilson at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Howard Taft
Willam J. Boardman
Taft
Ming Mabel Boardman
Sherman Allen
the Treasury
Secret Service
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Toomor
Wilson
White House
Detroit
Aft
Society Dances For Poor To Aid Hempstead Nursing Sisters
A Garden City Hotel charity ball by prominent Long Island women raised funds for the Nursing Sisters of the Poor hospital at Hempstead. Over 300 attended with Meadow Brook Hunt Club support. Countess Leary, Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs John A. Black and many club members traveled from Manhattan, Hempstead, Garden City, Westbury and Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Hempstead
Long Island
Garden City
Nursing Sisters of
Hempstend
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Vffair
Muman
Regtoald Furman
Charity Hall
Countess Leary
Manhattan
Frlonia
Reginald Vanderbilt
John A. Black
Greenwich
Hempstead
Westbury
Oyster Bay
Harold ©. Phipps
A.B. Duncan
Reverend H Whitney, 83, Retired Cultural Leader, Dies
The Rev. Dr. H Whitney of Plainfield New Jersey aged eighty three and former long time president of Centenary Culture Institute Hackettstown and emeritus died tonight after a fall fractured hip last Friday. He leaves a wife one son and three daughters. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from First Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey Dermgta Gra
Peoan
Plainield
N. J
H. Whitney
George Qrears
Centennary Cullure Institute
Hackettstown
Jghteen
Whitney
Fone
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Lucy Thompson, Noted Suffragist and WVU Professor, Dies
Mrs Lucy Dansees Thompson of Washington a 53 year old suffragist and former history professor at West Virginia University has died here She was daughter of Judge John A Daniela dean of the bench and a bar in Western Wisconsin who died a week earlier in La Crosse Both died from the same illness while the judge did not know of his daughter's death until after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gune Oars
Lucy Daniela Thompson
University of West Virginia
Thompson
John A. Daniela
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Daniels
Obituary notices for Knox and Ward in Chicago era
Miss Mary W Knox widow of Rev Dr John Knox longtime Ajod pastor dies at home on West 13th Street Funeral set for Middle Collegiate Church Second Avenue and 7th Street at o clock this afternoon Frank Ward retired CBQ Railroad general manager dies in Chicago born Montreal 1867
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Knox
John Knox
Ajod
Middle Collegiate Church
Second Avenue
7Th
Prank Ward
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Montreal
William Macalister
Montgomery
John Montgomery
Bix Inte
West Kith'st
Newport efforts to revive coaching this summer
A summer revival effort is planned to energize Newport activities. When the whips are assembled, notable participants include Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs William Woodward, Miss Ruth Twombly, Miss Margaret Py. Andrews, Mrs J Stewart Barney, Olver Gould Jennings, Arthur Curtiss Jame, Paul A Andrews, W Goodby Loew, August Belmont, Jay Coogan, and the Vanderbilt brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oey
Newport
Burke Roche
William Woodward
Ruth Twombly
Margaret Py. Andrews
J. Stewart Barney
Olver Gould Jennings
Arthur Curtiss Jame Paul A. Andrews
W. Goodby Loew
Gompers Under Knife in Mastoid Abscess Operation
Washington June 6 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was operated on at a hospital today for a mastoid abscess. The surgeons said he passed through the ordeal well they foresaw no complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles H Cramp Dies At Eighty Five In Philadelphia
Charles Henry Cramp former head of William Cramp & Sons shipyard died in Philadelphia at eighty five after a long illness. He became president in 1879 after his father's death and helped build iron ships including the famous New Ironsides. He retired in 1903 and contributed to naval and commercial shipbuilding through the Civil War and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
William Cramp & Sons
Charles Henry Cramp
Central High School
John Birclay
Cramps
William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
William Cramp
Charles I Cramp
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
United States Navy
Massachusetts
Columba
Minneapolis
Olympia
Dewey
Manila
Brooklyn
Schley
San Diago
Newark
New York
America
International Navigation Company
Cramp
City of
Paris
St. Paul
St. Louis
American Line
Mourners Gather for Multiple Obituaries and Marriages
A composite notice lists weddings and deaths with full names and addresses. Entries include Margare t Milgan Sloane and Henson Bennett Sloan engagement, and Mary Bogert with details of service, alongside numerous obituaries such as Priscila S Firth Horning and Mary W Knox, with funeral times and locations across Brooklyn and New York.
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Miss Dey
Gorham Brooks
Trinity Church
Miss Gwynne
Calvary Church
Summit
Faythe Stewart Guynne
Walker Gwynne
Reginald Frandy Pearson
J. Helen Bowers Gwynne
Eileen Pearson
Mildred van Schaick
This Ciy
Lee Miller
Short Hillis
Alice Richardson
Ruth
Frances Townley
Preerick W. Gwynne
Wil
Arthur Guyane
Fisher Goodhue
Edward Rare Fow
John R. Moora
Sarah Lee Perot
Edward §. Perot
R Lawrence Oakley
Faith Oakley
Oks
Edwards
Perot
Idish Reed
Great Barrington
Mass
Lacy Kay
Paubureh
Auise Flora McAlpin
Helen Conversa Clark
John Bates Clark
Henry Carrington Lancaster
Amherst College
West End Avenue
Kitty Lancaster
Gover Todd
Maerearet Overton
Lisa Told
Florence Rees
Anne Moore
Gadge High
W. de Lancey Kountze
Luther Ze
Delbarton
Morristown, N. J
Min Josephine Osborne
Profesor
Archibald G. White
Miss Helene
Ma White
Jeft Town
Horace Porter
Ma i. Fairfield Osborn
Garrison
Charles M. Ortridhs
Vanderbilt
Pomfret, Conn
Washington House
Massachusetts Avenue
Peter Goelet Gerry
Gerry
Townsend
Boardman
Patten
Ry Lewarnonto
Arthur Curtiss James
Bo Haynant Ferry
Walter Norman Eleridge
Lewis Quentin Jones
E. Rollins Morse
Edward S Rawson
William C. Aller
Yateman's
John Nell
William K. Glyn
Mayfield
Louls B. McCage
Rogers
Gibbs Avenue
New York Yacht Club
A Clark
Philip A. Clark
de T. Amory DeBlois
Sarah & Winstow
IL S Phelps
New Rochelle
Wiliam EB. Glyn
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Farmington
George Henry Warren
Seafield
Lispenard Stewart
Barger Wallach
Jean Wallach
F Bayard Rives
Roderick Terry
The
Berkshires
Tribune
Washington Society
Laura Mullen
Reg Ataies of
Brant
Root
Bate
Mana
Americas
Om de Comercio
Rio Bang
Jones
Rodrigues
Fig
Ene
Albert L. Milla
Mills
Mra Clem
Harburger
H. L. Wilson
Adele Ritchie
Fifth Ave
White
Willams
Forbes-Robertson
Prince
King George
U. S
Martin Beck
Theates
Newman School
ISUE
Peter Reid
Fete For Charity
Mitchel
Harles H. Cram
Lincoln Memorial Meeting
G. H. Whitney
Lucy Dansees Thompson
Gompers
Great Shipbuilding Enterprise
Sloan-Sloani
St. George's English Church
Munich
Germany
Margaret, Milgan Sloane
Wille Fam JL. Sloane
Henson Bennett Sloan
Hellena A. Vinatje
Wiliam
Raith
Purdy
Mary
Eliza
Dr. Samuel 3. Purdy
Anna Maria Palmer
West
Sara Teer Ho
Ta'ban Tae
Atakers
Ofto Wissner, Inc
Francia
Iain Leckerling
Ab d Avenues
Kore
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