Aquitania Voyage Review by a Landsman Critic
A first person essay praises the Aquitania comparing it to Teutonic and Lusitania, noting size, design, and luxury. The writer reflects on English deck affinity, ship decor, hotel service, and safety, with memories of prior liners and a cautionary Titanic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquilania
Ismai Pacha
Steadman
U. S
Viewvill
New York
Port Royal
South Carolina
Cunard
China
Richard H. Dana
Teutonic
Liverpool
Spithead
Prince of Wales
Mr. Ismay
White Star Line
Almos
Prioneer
Aquitania
Teutonie
Oklahoma
Antitania
Mauretania
Waite
McAdoo Honored at Bryan Garden Party
The White House couple hosted a large reception at Calumet Place to greet Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo after their May 7 marriage. Attendees included Vice President Marshall, Cabinet members, ambassadors, and Supreme Court justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Bryan
Official Society
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
White House
Calumet Place
Bowes Sayr
Marshall
Coips
White
Supreme Court
Francis Howes Bayres
Miss Bones
Sally McAdoo
Miss McAdoo
Duncan Neafie wedding at Treehold Historic Church
Major Charles Miguel Duncan wed Miss Katharine Taylor Neafle at St Peter's Episcopal Church Freehold in a 9 am ceremony. Attendants included ushers from Freehold White Plains and New York. gifts featured diamonds amethysts and opals. groom’s parents from Panama joined guests from distant locations.
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Mies Mary Monell
Freehold
Jeptha Duncan
Panama
William S. Brown
W. Ryall Burtis
Frank J. Clark
White Plains
N.Y
John L. Magee
New York
Basil Duncan
WEDDING OF Katharine Hazard Moss at Rockaway Hunting Grounds
Richard P. Parsons weds Miss Katharine Hazard Moss in Garden City and Far Rockaway ceremonies. Attending guests include polo internationals, Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunting clubs, and numerous New York society figures. The Cedarhurst and Long Island event drew hundreds from Nassau County and Manhattan.
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Richard P. Parsons
Theodore Winship
Garden City Cathedral
Cedarhurst
Long Island
International
William A. Hazard
Rockaway
Katharine Hazard
Courtlandt Dixon Moss
St. John's Episcopal Church
Far Rockaway
Nassau County
Manhattan
Meadow Mall
International Chaliensing
England
Etaly
National Polo Association
Meadow Brook
Duncan A. Holmes
Robert T. W. Moss
Harvard
Courtlandt D. Moss
Frederick ©. Beach
Harry
Ayne Whitney
Kenny L. Herbert
Montaigu la Montagne
Henry Carnegie Phipps
John
NOYES BLANCKE WEDDING IN MONTCLAIR DETAILS
Miss Agnes Augusta Kneke daughter of Sir Rudolph Blancke married Frederick Jansen Noyes son of Mrs Frederick W Noyes at the Kneke home in Montclair New Jersey The ceremony was conducted by Rev D N Kirby The bridal party included Elsie Blanche maid of honor and Frank Rich Wallace best man Others named were Katharine Noyes Clara Peddie Helen PedMe Emily Bachman Winifred Bachman Magacetti Stevenson Charity Mulford and Anna Baldwin Noyes a Cornell graduate and club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Agnes Augusta Kneke
Rudolph Charles Blancke
Hans Windeck
Kseex Pelle
Frederick Jansen Noyes
Frederick W. Noyes
New York
D. N. Kirby
St Peter's Church
Essex
Melis
Elsie H
Engagements announced for Marjorie Clark and Helen Pitkin
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Lt. John Morris Smeallie U S N. Miles Clark is a Wheaton graduate. Mr. and Mrs. William Ni Pitkin of Boston announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Pitkin to Richmond Lennox Brown son of Mrs Verses Brown of Clark at Brooklyn. Brown is Yale 14M and Harvard Law School, practicing in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce Clark
Marjorie
John Morris Smeallie
U.S. N
Miles Clark
Wheaton
William Ni. Pitkin
Boston
Helen Pitkin
Richmond Lennox Brown
Verses Brown
Clark At
Brooklyn
Mr. Brown
Yale
Harvard Law School
New York City
Stage Leads To Altar Hackensack Nuptials
Hackensack N J June ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church linked stage life to the altar. Lathrope Russell Thatcher and Miss Ann Madeline Haring, both Hackensack Dramatic Society members, led the procession with Rev. Dr. A Peter Tulp performing the rites. George Haring gave away the bride.
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Hackensack
Ann Madeline Haring
Lathrope Russell Thatcher
Christ Episcopal Church
Peter Tulp
Hackensack Dramatic Society
George Haring
Beatrice
Dorothy Haring
Margaret Harrison
Mildred Humphrey
George Gordon Andrews
Hortense Page-Wood
Donald Haring Page
George Thatcher
Marshall Williams
Taylor Holburton
Edward Gronan
Charles, Heller
Haring
President and dignitaries end Anneport visit on Mayflower
President with Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Danies returns from Anneport aboard the Mayflower. Miss Margaret Wilson heads to New York for a brief visit. The Russian ambassador and Mme Bakhmereff plan a New York stopover before Newport. Speaker Champ Clark hosts lunch with guests at the Capitol. Miss Rose Mary Bradford and Lt. Clarence Alvin Richards set June 9 wedding. details pending.
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Tripune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Danies
Anneport
Margaret Wilson
New York
Mme. Bakhmereff
Newport
Foris Yonine
Champ Clark
Capitol
Fannie Burke
Thomas Jefferson
Alexandria
Walcott Tuckerman
Lenox
Hamilton
Mums
Rose Mary Bradford
Clarence Alvin Richards
New Girl Grad to Wed Miss Marjory Stuart
Miss Marjory Bruce Stuart daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Stuart of 40 Riverside Drive finished her exams at Vassar yesterday and will wed Charles E Hughes Jr son of the justice in the Cathedral of St John the Divine with the license obtained yesterday The couple announced two years ago and will marry June 17 at the church.
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Marjory Bruce Stuart
Henry ©. Stuart
Riverside Drive
Vassar
Charles E. Hughes, Jr
John the Divine
Stuart
St . Agatha's School
Ie Hughes
L Hughes
Harvard Law School
Sears
William Howard Taft Club
Harvard Law Review
Wilson to Attend Princeton Class Reunion
Princeton New York area alumni prepare for the fifth reunion of the class of 187? with President Woodrow Wilson slated to attend the Saturday banquet. John R. Silliman, a Huerta escapee, also plans to be present for commencement as the events kick off Friday. Wilson arrives Saturday morning and will depart after one day. alumni parade and the Yale baseball game are on the schedule before degrees are conferred the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Jack
John R. Silliman
Huerta
Saltillo
Yale
Pope Receives Mexican Bishop at Vatican Encounter
June 6 report from Home says Juan Herrera Bishop of Tulancingo Mexico was received by the Pope. They discussed the Mexican situation and the mediation conference efforts to restore peace.
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Juan Herrera
Tulancingo
Mexico
Hunters Feature at Tuxedo Park Show Wins for Lorillard
At Tuxedo Park June 6 the annual horse show highlighted hunting classes led by Pierre Lorillard on a gray gelding who topped an eighteen-horse field. Lieutenant D. D. Pullen with Florentine won the army officers class, while Mrs. E. B. Harriman’s Irth Heather claimed the saddle horses championship. Numerous winners and guests attended the event and later dances at the club capped the day.
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Tuxedo Park
Eaddle
Peter Cecil
Pierre Lorillard
Dennis Stocken
Squadron
Corvette
Miss Jutta Breitung
Cherie
Army
Indros
D. D. Pullen
Engineers Corps
West Point
Florentine
Hl. J. McGee
Rex
W. W. Erwin
Cavalry
Orman
Hunter
Stocken
Brooklyn
R. G. Alexander
Engineer Corps
EB. I. Harriman
Irth
Heather
Baker
E.G. Alexander
Naraka
Marie Rodewald
E. MH. Harriman
Mair Wind
EM. Weld
Beau Broadway
Preston Davie
Sone
Irien Hreather
Die
Mie
Harriman
Woodson
Bik
I. Mim Bt
Babcock
Poantex
Stefauld
Wagata
Voetes
George G. Roni
Betton
Duugine Franke
Harvent Queen
T. Milmore
Econd
Dainty Dorsthy
Varadien Farm
Dolly
B. Us
Mise
Margaret Wagate
Trae Mears
Dr Jones
Bog
Watehtui
Ravert Goulet
Pip Tip
Ad Limit
Wy A. Harriman
Barnes
Anddin
Tiang
Woodford
Hapcock
Hind
Lampe
Twielton Fara
George A. Archer
Hohokan
American Wins British Aerial Derby Cup in London
W L Brock the sole American entrant among eleven competitors won the Aerial Derby at Hendon aerodrome earning the gold cup and 4007 purse. Louis Noel of France was disqualified for missing a turning point. Prock finished in 1 hour 19 minutes 4 seconds with Reginald Carr of England placing second.
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London
W. L. Brock
Tor
Louis Noel
France
Prock
Reginald Carr
Hendon
Appeal Planned to Overturn Asbert Murder Verdict
Reports from Havana state an appeal to the Supreme Court against the June 3 verdict sentencing General Ernesto Asbert, former Havana Province governor, to twelve years for killing General Armando Riva, chief of the National Police. The appeal grounds claim constitutional flaws in the laws used in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbert
Havana
Supreme Court
Ernesto Asbert
Armando Riva
Albert
Ten Thousand Workers Raise Funds for St Johns Hospital
A mass meeting at Bryant High School organized 10 000 workers to raise 110 000 for St Johns Hospital in Long Island City. Plaza Court HQs announced a campaign starting with a 25 000 subscription to enlarge the hospital plant and equipment serving Corona Newtown and the industrial center, with nurses displaced to make room for patients.
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St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
Bryant High
Newtown
Fifth Earl of Castle Stewart dies at 77 in London
The Fifth Earl of Castle Stewart died today in London at age seventy seven. He left no sons and is succeeded by his cousin Andrew John Stuart. The late peer owned 38,000 acres and held a fine collection of old masters in Stuart Hall Tyrone Ireland.
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Earl OF
Castle Stewart
London
Scotland
Andrew John Stuart
Stuart Hall
Tyrone
Ireland
Caleb Pratt Dies. Clock and Watch Inventor Remembered
Caleb Pratt, 74, renowned in clockmaking for inventing valuable mechanisms and a hot air engine, died Friday night at his daughter Mrs. Frederick Pratt’s home in Flushing. Born in London, he came to the United States 40 years ago and worked in Hammond Watch Co. for years. He leaves a daughter and four grandchildren, Genevieve Pratt.
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Caleb Pratt
Frederick Pratt
Bayside Av
Flushing
Mr. Pratt
London
Hammond Watch Company
Genevieve
Mrs Ernestine Louis Obituary Notices Longtime City Widow
Mrs Ernestine Louis died yesterday at her home at age ninety four. Widow of Samuel Louis a woollen merchant he died five years ago. The Louis family came to New York City from California in the early years. She leaves five children five great grandchildren and no grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Louis
Louia
Samuel Louis
Louis
New York City
California
Gabriel Ferrier Dies at 67 Noted French Painter
Paris reports the death of Gabriel Ferrier a renowned French painter aged sixty seven He served as a professor at the National School of Fine Arts and was a member of the Institute
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Paris
Gabriel Ferrier
French National School of Fine Arts
Institute
King and Cousin Reunite in Copenhagen Visit
Prince Ange of Denmark and Calvi di Bergolo arrive in Copenhagen six months after Ange wed an alien countess without family consent. They are welcomed by King Christian X and Queen. The Queen Mother arranged a reconciliation, ending the estrangement.
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Copenhagen
Prince Ange
Denmark
Prince Wallemar
Christian X
Calvi di Bergolo
Berlin Motor Exhibition Hall Planned by Car Makers
Berlin plans a large motor exhibition hall in partnership with the Hoyat Automobile Club. The display area covers over 17 000 square yards and will host motor shows and an aeroplane showcase. Negotiations exist to lease the hall to the Olympic Games committee for indoor sports within three years.
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Berlin
Hoyat Automobile Club
Germany
THO
Oly Games Committee
Knappe Bininger Wedding in Kingsbridge New York
Miss Angonetta Burke Wininger wed Carl H. Knappe at the residence of Mrs Bowie Das in Kingsbridge New York City on June 6 officiated by Rev William Vibbert. The ceremony united two families and was reported from the bride’s residence with Mrs Das hosting.
Sudden Notices of Marriages and Deaths Across Cities
DIED. Clower Theodore F. senroldt C. Pannestock Straune H Sanford. Marietta CLOWES Suddenly at Bridgehampton Long Island on dune 4 Theodore Wredericke Clowes funeral at Milge hampton Sunday 3 Interment Monday Greenwood Cemetery. TAMNESTOCK One Thursday June 14 at his residence Mast non Harris C. Fannestock in the Seth year of his age funeral at St Thomas’ Church Titthav Monday June 11 interment Woodlawn. FORD Thursday June 4 11h interemdence 41 Weat Mihsty. Marietta Sanford daughter of Marcus B. Sanford and Rebecca Maver funeral private. SCHMIDT June % Tivookly9 Dr Charles H D Schmidt son of the late Dr W Schmidt funeral private. STRAUSS May 28 Charles H Strauss beloved husband of Florence Levi Strauss interment Chicago. Births and deaths listed for Manhattan Bronx Long Island New Jersey. Names include Aldrich Rawin 229 East Grandy Line, Susan C 574 Eighth Ave aged 10, Bertha Danner 44 Bronx River Road aged 2, Agnes 498 East 133rd St, Luke Charles 187 East 5th St, Cheele John Friv, Scheple Jon Fay, Hathaway June 4 aged वाली, and many others with funeral notices and interments through June 11.
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St. Thomara
Ford
Weat
Mihsty Marietta Sanford
Marcus B. Sanford
Rebecca Maver
Schmidt
Manhattan
Bronx
Aldrich
Rawin
East Gr Mty
Susan
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Cunard’ Company
Purser McGubbin
Allison
Lusitanix
Nate
Bishop Berkeley
Turner
North Atlantic
M’adoo
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C. D. Moss
Hunt Club
Ken City
Long Taland
Misseodora Winship
Samuel C. Winship
Richard Percival Parsons
Albert Ross Parsons
Bishop Burgess
Dean Moses
Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation
Winehip
Frederick J. Stichardson
Morristown
Ella Folkard
Natalie Barnes
Flora Mossford
Georgiana Leak
Arayle Parsons
Iied Bank
Vera Delatush
Jacob (. Delatush
Reckless Place
Leslie Mortimer Dennis
Alonzo C. Dennis
Brancha
First Methodist
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Monroe van Sant
George Delatush
Mina Delatush
Leola Moore
Asbury Park
Estelle Sherman
Redlank
Flower Gil
Hagen Dennis
Rumseu
Mr. Dennis
Leroy Graves
Roselle
Miss Delatush
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Rollin Delaineh
Red Bank
William Elliott
Walter Dennis
Munison
Noyes—Blancke
Mrs, Lathrop R, Thatcher
Speaker
Mrs. Clark
Miss Stuart
C. E. Hughes, Jr
Wilson
John R. Sillima
E. H. Harriman
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Goo
Valier
Dausay Farm
Dickerson
Gentry
Jesnore
Ac Jen Arms Townpenddy
Peter
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Nile
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Parkaway Farm Wurgess
Glenmere
Waldo
Exito
Gletuere
Stabie Lorie
Barchaster
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Amasie
A. H. F. Seeger
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Axide
Parkaway Farm
Walter D. Grand
Grand
Fotice B
BP. Lortilard, Jr. Covillard
Clower
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D. Pannestock
Straune
H. Sanford
Marietta
Gilbert
Mary
Berkeley Place
Agilliga
Sherm Morris
Garfeld Place
Vollner
Charles A
Auriemona
Maggie
Vernon
Freeman
Anna E
Middle Village
Marixo
Arthur
Glendale
Jersey
Conlon
Catherine
Jersey City
Hooper
Elmira
Hilton
Robertson
Jennie E
East Orange
Van
Lawrence
Orange
Wagner
Elizabeth
Newark
Puneral
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