Pagan Iroquois Come to Town for Hiawatha Pageant
A troupe calling itself the real pagan troupe arrives near Van Cortlandt Park to present Hiawatha under Greenwood trees. Pearl Jimerson, alias Gar-ru-du-star, plays Minnehaha and comments on the production while Pearl Monoy? directs. The camp near Buffalo numbers 48 performers, with Pappooses and braves keeping to a colonial setup for a month under the Woman's Municipal League.
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van Cortandt Park
F. E. Moore
Minnehaha
Tribune
Minage
Delafeld Estate
van Cortlandt Park
Buffalo
Woman's Municipal League
Pearl
Pearl Jimerson
Maratal
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Opera to Open Next Monday at Subways Stop
Minnehaha shows little emotion toward Hiawatha as the Ben Greet company prepares a performance of Hiawatha. Stages will run from Van Cortlandt Park subway station to the grounds with a tearoom run by Miss Vivian. Woman suffrage is not a topic of interest in the reading.
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Minnehaha
Hiawatha
Ihiawatha
Women to Attend Silver Bay Conference on Lake George
YWCA national board invites business women to spend July 1 to 11 at Silver Bay New York for a girls outing. Activities include aquatic sports tennis basketball and field day events led by trained instructors. Noted lecturers include Rev William J Hutchins Professor Albert C Knudsen Rev Charles H Rust and Bishop Charles Henry Brent among others.
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National Board of the
Young Women’s Christ In Associations
United States of America
Silver Bay
Lake George
New York
Helen Alling Davis
Department of Pield Work
National Board
William J. Hutchins
Oberlinhier College
Inand K. Nearne
Hartford Theotoxical Seminary
Albert C. Knudsen
Heston 1Sity
Charles H. Rust
Rochester
Edward Lincoln Smith
Annie Reynolds
National Hoard
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Ogden White
Samuel Button
Valtor le Sear
Berlin
Germany
Harris J. Kirk
Baltimore
Charles K. Roys
Shantung
China
Edmond J. Soper
Japan
Ohio University
Charles Henry Brent
Manila
Philippine Islands
Suffragists Boycott City Birthday Parade in New Jersey
East Orange suffragists angry at a parade ban refuse to march in the citys fiftieth birthday celebration next week. The three groups the Women's Political Union Equal Suffrage League and the Orange Political Club were blocked by grand marshal Colonel George P Olcott who said only civic bodies could parade. The suffragists decide to boycott and discussed a rival procession.
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Sipunr
East Orange
N. J
Hovcott
Women's Political Union
Equal Suffrage League
The
Orange Political Club
George P. Olcott
Henry Street Past Recalled With Pageant Milestone
Henry Street marked its twentieth anniversary with a grand pageant recalling its early residents. Indians, Dineh burghomasters, and Dutch milkmaids paraded the street amid police, bunting, and electric lights. The spectacle featured stage, strawberries, quilts, and a gala procession through Grand Street as crowds watched historic tableaux unfold.
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New York Street
Menry Street
Henry Street
Nore
Manhattan In Council
Grand Street
Wiilie
Settlement pageant at Henry Street ends with birthday song
Lovers of before the war dressed in crinoline and frock coats danced quadrites and sang ballads on the stoops as folk dances from many nations celebrated the present era. Miss Lathan D Ward founder sat in the seat of honor under the tree and the executive committee included Mrs. Mor Renthau Jr Miss Alice Lawhohn Miss Irene Lewlohn Miss Alice Gannett and Howard Bradstreet.
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Henry Street
Lathan D. Ward
Mor Renthau
Alice Lawhohn
Irene Lewlohn
Alice Gannett
Howard Bradstreet
Annapony Naval Academy graduates join ensign corps
June Week at Annapony featured the awarding of diplomas to graduates who will be commissioned as ensigns and begin a month’s leave before reporting to ships. Secretary Daniels urged sobriety and a no hazing policy, praising officers behind the guns and the progress of the armed forces.
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Annapony
Naval Academy
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Board of Visitors
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Union to Welcome 800 Telegraph to Union College
The June commencement at Union College in Schenectady New York runs over several days with 855 graduates expected. The program includes a baccalaureate sermon by De Co A Riche man, class day exercises, and the dedication of the new gymnasium. Alumni events feature a parade and a state armory dinner with about eight hundred attendees followed by campus celebrations illuminated by miniature electric lights. Commencement and diplomas will be conferred at the First Presbyterian Church with honorary chancellor Dr Leark Seelye, Emeritus of Smith College, in attendance.
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Tefon
State Armory
First Presbyterian
Leark Seelye
Talon
Smith Coltene
West Point Drill Day Noted At Military Academy
The second day at West Point Military Academy featured a tearoast battery drill on Hutown river banks and an art illery display by first and third companies. Cavalry and weadunting class activities followed, closing with a 6 oclock parade and upcoming reunion plans. General Edward Godfrey presided as president of the class.
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West Pont
Tearoast
Hutown
Miliary Academy
Edward & Godfrey
Cookatown
Cadets
Syracuse
Jeelock
Amateur actor G F Seebeck III dies after voyage illness
G F Seebeck III abroad from Brooklyn after an illness from pneumonia. He and his mother left on the Bertin from North German Lloyd, four days at sea, hospital care in Gibraltar and Naples, where his condition worsened before death. A noted amateur dramatist and member of St Peter's Lutheran Church, he had eight years of stage work.
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Brooklyn
Pheumnonia Seebeck
Bertin
Lloyd Lane
Gibralter
Nales
Seebeck
St Peter's Lutheran Church
Mta
Park Music Not Gaynored Grand Opera To Be Heard
Park concerts on the Mall in Central Park will feature Arnold Volpe and his orchestra with selections from Phidre, Lohengrin, Carmen, Oberon, Faust, and more. Park Commissioner Stover supports operatic programs despite Mayor Gaynor’s doubts about public understanding.
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Gaynor
Stover
Central Park
Arnold Volpe
Phidre
Ray Fata
Lohengrin
Carmen
Oberon
Faust
Phe Prophet
Renal
Hansel Und Gretel
Willa Ts
Montclair Academy Holds Commencement Address
Commencement exercises at Montclair Academy this afternoon awarded diplomas to a class of Mtteen. Rev Dr Charles S Mills delivered the address on Masterful Manhood. Headmaster John C MacVicar presented the diplomas and George H Jewett distributed prizes.
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Montclair
Montclair Academy
Charles 8. Mills
First Congregational Church
John C. MacVicar
George H. Jewett
Rainy Daisy Club Discusses Judge Noyes Salary
Mrs. A. M. Palmer of the Rainy Day Club questions if Judge Walter C. Noyes could support a wife and three daughters on 7080 a year, while others argue federal judges are underpaid. Critics point to higher city salaries and urge fair pay for public servants.
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A. M. Palmer
Rainy Day Club
Walter C. Noyes
United States District Court
Mia Palmer
Humphi
Palmer
Judge Noyes
New York
Kuth Coulter
Gildren's Court
Supreme Court
United States
Noyen
Tate
Post
Offen
Jude Noyes
Congress
Harper's Household Handbook Coupon Brings Savings
Mrs Van Splurge learns to train her housekeeper with Harper's Household Handbook as Gwendolyn promotes the book through a coupon offer in The New York Tribune. The ad notes the book’s contents and compares in person, mail, and Tribune prices, urging readers to clip coupons today.
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Harpers Househell
Tveivunet
Atrx
Vast Splurge
Iby Harper's
Gwen
News York Tribune
Harper'a
Jy Mall
Physical Culture for Busy Women
A recipe style guide urges Busy Women to exercise daily in short bursts and use a simple routine. It emphasizes control of nerve energy, minimal daily time, morning air, a bath, and a camphor ammonia bath formula. It details wand exercises, bending, and leg raises to boost flexibility and eliminate problems, stressing posture and proper breathing.
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Ammmonia
Breakfast dinner supper listed in daily bill of fare
Daily bill of fare shows breakfast with pineapple and minced lamb on toast coffee. Dinner includes broiled fish with butter peas romaine salad strawberry ice cream coffee. Supper offers Roquefort sandwiches fruit salad tea or chocolate. Roquefort sandwich method described with shredded cheese butter and paprika.
Real Diplomacy and Myopia in Town Life
The silk department tale shows a shopper pressured to return a remnant while staff joke about women. A second note muses on summer streets, lovers, and public indifference to youth, with a future architect predicting roofs as playgrounds for New York children.
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New York
Market News Confirms Stable Prices With Fruit Dip
The Markets section notes no change in meat poultry vegetables and dairy prices while some fish costs rise and fruits lead declines. Most fruits drop with huckleberries peaches blackberries cherries and watermelons cheaper. a new smooth Cayenne pineapple sells for cents, averaging 12 to 15 inches tall and said to taste excellent.
Wiley Hat Wager Proves Baby Tug Tests Hair Loss
Dr. Wiley, ex-chief chemist of the Agriculture Department and pure food champion, bet a Cosmos Club friend that a baby could yank out hair to show a point about welfare for children. The baby succeeded, leaving Dr. Wiley hatless until the friend bought a new hat to cover the balding spot.
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Washington
Aune Sor
Clarvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Cosmos Club
Scoffer
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
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