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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
12
A collage of theater and cultural notes blends Greek drama with New York street life. It references Athens and Pericles, remarks on Broadway noises, parodies a Paris arrival, and threads in reviews, poems, and society quips from The Evening Sun and The New York Times.
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund appeals for funds to send thousands of New York City children from tenements to the country for fortnights or longer. Railroads offer free trips and local committees organize destinations in New York and nearby states. The goal depends on public generosity to cover transportation and program costs for the season.
Reported in New York a general assembly announced the World Sunday School Convention will be held in Tokio in the fall of 1918. Delegates from many countries discussed plans as efforts to convene continue.
At Englewood Nal the exercises marking new hospital additions featured a $100000 gift from Mrs Donald Mackay and Mrs Hilbert W Vroukne ip park. Also noted were memorial tributes to Musnont Chirk wens Thur ot Bui, with remarks by Mayor Vernon Munrne and Hospital Association leaders.
An account of actors at work and daytime rehearsals for a Lodge season production. The piece lists attendees including Mr and Mrs J. Z. Low, W Fy Galbert, Mrs Edward Kerpant, Mrs Toward Belemis, Mrs M. Syne, and many others, noting luncheon guests and society participants at the event in Wahine.
An art show featuring chalk drawings after focus paintings by A Dickvon Fatterson and B Montres will stay open this week at Meries of White Ailom & Co to support Allied hospital funds. Over 160 of the 100? artists are to be exhibited. sale begins June 20 at Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney’s gallery in West Eighth Street. The theme Labor was inspired by John W. Alexander before his death. Also offered: rare Americana from Stephen Van Rensselaer’s library with additions from other sources, including a notable series of rare Act and Love items, to be sold Thursday morning at the Collectors' Club 39 Bass Posty Second Street.
The Rotary Opera House, renamed Century Music Hall, will shift to a large dance hall and restaurant with a new eastward dance floor and promenade overlooking Central Park. The project includes towers for the New York Yacht Club and Automobile Club of America, and a major production slate with staged interiors in Chicago and at Atlantic City.
A public meeting in Room F at the Hotel McAlpin is set for 2:20 PM today with members of the Lipire State Campaign Publicity Council and Assembly women from the Woman Suffrage Party. The event aims to coordinate demonstrations and rally efforts ahead of the forthcoming campaigns. Robert A. Roberts, actor and stage manager, dies at St. Vincent's Hospital. buried in Calvary Cemetery after many Casino productions and work with Klaw & Erlanger and Frohman.
Rabbi Wise urges organization of women to protect the sex industry and gain political power. He argues women should bear burdens of government and voting rights, citing reformers like Hetty Green as examples, while criticizing war’s impact on families and children.
The Rev Father T A Reid marked a half century of priesthood with a 1 pm mass at St Augustine Church in Asotin. Attended by clergy and parishioners from nearby towns, the event featured sermon by Father Reid and remarks by the Rev Charles Medunald, with a reception planned at Roger Avenue Hall for friends and supporters.
Albany announces June 20 as Child Welfare Day under the State Department of Health. Clergy from all denominations are urged to aid teachers with information to improve child welfare. The campaign aims to further reduce infant mortality, citing past declines from 127 to about 41 per thousand births.
Rain and cooler air affect the Southampton area as guests arrive at cottages on Shinnecock Hills. The Lytteltons and the Schermerhorns are settling into their Shinnecock properties while others including the Hoyt and Claflin families are expected or already present.
A chaotic mix of Italian noble obituary notice for Prince Rospi glios and multiple death notices and funeral notices for Manhattan area residents. Names include Aldrich, McCutcheon, Hedge, Mincks, Kreth, Doughlet, Fowle, Gavey, Heineman, Keely and others with dates in early June 1915 and locations in New York and nearby towns.
A new ferry service on the Palisades route will begin operation Thursday linking Dyckman Street to Fath. The service is described as a street ferry with a timely opening, though some text appears garbled.
The Rev William I Blake director of St Vincent's Home in Brooklyn died after a brief illness in St Catharine's Hospital. He led the home from a private house on Poplar Street and expanded it to provide shelter food and clothing. He leaves three sisters and two brothers. A religious procession accompanies the funeral from St Vincent's Home to St Peter Church on Wednesday morning.
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