Ritualism Advocated At New York Diocesan Sunday School Meet
The first annual Episcopal Diocese of New York Sunday school convention at Synod Hall heard Canon Harrower push for child friendly ritual elements such as a children's Eucharist and modified prayers plus a three hour Good Friday service. Critics argued these moves clash with Episcopal tradition and intellectual appeal. A permanent Sunday School Association was formed with leadership from the Bishop of New York and other church figures.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Canon Harrower
H. P. Nichols
Holy Trinity
Harlem
Episcopal Church
Walter L. Her Yey
Board of Examiners
New-York Public Schools
Tr. Hervey
John Fiske
Alice Freeman Palmer
Livingstone
Africa
David Livingstone
William Walter Smith
Manus
Annie P. Meade
Everett P. Smith
Sunday School Association of the
Diocese of New York
New York
Hiram R. Hulse
Wilsem Walter Smith
H. H. Pike
Walter Henry Hall
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Hall
Graduates Honored at Ward's Island Nurses Ceremony
Sixteen young women and eleven men were celebrated yesterday at the Training School for Nurses on Ward's Island. The event took place in the new amusement hall amid red white and blue bunting and peonies as speeches by Homer Folks John Caldwell Coleman and Rev Thomas Campbell highlighted advances in nursing and patient care.
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Ward
Homer Folks
John Caldwell Coleman
Thomas J. Campbell
Folks
Coleman
Osler
Rufus Duff
Alfred Blewitt
Catherine Linthan
Bridget Loughlin
Florence Quinn
Margaret Flynn
Annie Landers
Pierce Walsh
Austin P. O'Neil
W. 8
Roose
John F. Ryan
Stephen Cavan
Agnes Cannon
Charles W. Bul
Wellesley College seeks Carnegie library gift match
Enthusiasm rises in Wellesley Mass for a Carnegie library offer of 125000 to be placed in trust for a new library building once an equal endowment is raised. About 10000 has been received. Plimpton Library donation expands the current 56000-volume collection housed across nine rooms. Faculty and students spearhead fundraising with Tree Day the next public event, while earlier endowment efforts face ongoing drives and campus committee oversight. Arnold Constable store closes early seasonally as usual.
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Wellesley
Mass
Carnegie Library
Hazard
Andrew Carnegie
Weellesley College
College Hall
George A. Plimpton
New York
Frances Taylor Pearsons Plimpton
Plimpton
Harvard
Pillings Hall
John D. Hockefeller
Jamio
Laura Weieh
Florence Bennet
Gertrude Cate
Alice Freeman Palmer
Monnay
Wellesley Village
Nog
Wallesley
Orphans Enjoy First Annual Motor Club Outing to Coney Island
Five hundred orphans from New York institutions rode in about 125 cars from Columbus Circle to Coney Island on a drizzly day. The New York Motor Club hosted Orphan Day, with a hearty dinner at Dreamland and tours of city sights. Despite weather setbacks including a fire and a broken car, the event proceeded with wide participation from notable supporters and several charities.
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New-York Motor Club
Coney Tsland
Institute of Mercy
Leake and Watts
Yonkera
Columbus Circle
Collumbus Circle
Broadway
City Hall
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Dycumland
Thomas Dewar
Automobile Club of Great Britain
Dreamland
Gostock’s
John Jacob Astor
Richard Btevens
Hoboken
Alfred G. Vannerit
Percy Wiliams
E. G. Higgintotham
H. H. Poitle
C. 1 Hyde
Beford
S. A. Miles
Motor Club
al C. Pardes
E. C. Griffeth
Rauch
Fears Dodge May Die in Dodge-Moree Case
District Attorney Jerome urged the Appellate Division to dismiss Hummel’s writ of prohibition in the Dodge-Moree divorce affair. Hummel’s counsel sought ten days to print the record. Jerome offered to print it by tomorrow if argument could proceed. The court set next Friday afternoon for argument with a half hour per side, and noted the witness Charles F Dodge may not be available due to health.
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Jerome
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
A. H. Hummel
Dodge-Moree
DeLancey Nicoll
Charles F. Dodge
Texas
Mr. Hummel
Dodge
Bright
Mr. Eoll
Patterson
National Council Opens Annual Meeting of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City June 7 the National Council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs began its annual meeting Etra Newberry president of the New Jersey Federation welcomed officers and cited Grover Cleveland's article on women's clubs The council in executive session discussed enlarging the body by adding four national vice presidents National officers present include President Sarah Platt Decker Denver first vice president Moore LaSalle second vice president Alden Ward Boston recording secretary Mrs John Dickinson Sherman corresponding secretary Mrs Laura J Forpenbloom Charleston and treasurer Percy V Pennypacker Austin
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the Tribune
Atlantic City
N. J
National Council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Etra
Newberry
New-Jersey Federation
Grover Claveland
New-Jersey
John Dickinson Sherman
Chicaroy
Laulea
Forpenbelmn
Cidtieston
Siva
Percy V. Pennypakeer
Austin
Tex
Silk Dresses at $9.50 Draw Crowds in City Store
Yesterday eight hundred dresses sold at the remarkable price, with two hundred fifty more arriving afternoon. The busy costume store faced crowding as buyers packed aisles. Today several hundred more silk dresses remain, latest styles made recently, all priced at $9.50 each, well below their value.
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Wanamaker
Cool Worsted Suits For Comfortable Men
The season favors neat worsteds over serges for hot weather wear as they stay light and cool yet serviceable. Wanamaker stocks offer pure worsted fabrics with no mercerized stripes. A wide variety of patterns and Wanamaker standards apply to each suit. Double and single breasted sack coats in regular, tall and stout sizes priced at 18 to 22 dollars per suit. Second floor Fourth avenue.
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Waxamanen
Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Remarkable Showing Of Men’s Summer Shirts In Store
Wenamaker stocks offer extensive summer shirts from top domestic makers and imports from France and Bohemia. Ranging from $1 to $3.50, selections include plain negligee and plaited-bosom styles with detachable cuffs, plus extra sizes up to 19 inches for comfort. Located on Broadway and Ninth Street.
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France
Bohemia
Madras
A Thousand New Parasols At Remarkably Low Prices
The offering features two main parasol groups from fresh silks this season. Parasols priced at $3 offered for $1.90 and $4 to $5 parasols at $2.90, including detachable handles and varied silk coverings. A third group holds Sample Parasols once $7 to $10 now $5 each, with designs like Dresden embroidery. Located on Ninth Street.
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Dresden
Ninth Street
White Sale Offers Low Prices On Fine Muslin Underwear
The advertisement showcases deep discounts on muslin undergarments from America Chemises including nainsook nightgowns cambric and muslin options. Prices range from 75 cents to 5 dollars with varied trims lace embroidery and multiple styles. Located on the second floor.
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France
Tle French
America
Timely and Exciting News Of Summer Dress Fabrics
Summer dress fabric sale details announce silk and linen blends and mohair crepes. Rotunda garments show reduced prices on cream color wool and silk fabrics. Many items priced between 65 and 2 dollars per yard with widths around 40 to 44 inches, offered on Tenth Street.
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Rotunda
Paris
Tenth Street
Everything That Is Best In Summer Furniture
The Wanamaker Furniture Store showcases a complete summer line for homes and cottages. Porches to living rooms feature rockers, chairs, settees, and tables in Grass Cloth, Malacca, Rush, Wicker, and other finishes with prices ranging from $1.10 to the low hundreds, highlighting durable bamboo frames, enamel tones, and decorative fabrics.
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Malacca
Paris
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James H. Canfield
Mbraken
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Ward’s Island School
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Agust
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Haste
Hummel
National Council
Grover Cleveland
Bet
China
Japan
Tse
Orient
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Ave
Ninth and
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