Miss Mimi Scott Weds P. L. Cable in Noontime Church Ceremony
Society records a surprise marriage at St Thomas Church as Miss Mimi Scott weds P L Cable a secretary for American travel firm in Paris. The rector officiated after a brief notice leaving many guests to learn of the ceremony. The bride wore a cloth ivory gown with lace and a cap and carried white orchids. Edwin M Foster served as best man. ushers were Mr Utter and Mr Stevenson. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Twenty third Street. The couple will honeymoon and Mr Cable will resume duties at his job.
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St. Thomas's Church
Mw Philandee Lathrop Porthond
Paris
Stires
Ae Scott
Katharine Porter
Edwin M Toster
Sr. Cable
MU Utter
Mr. Stevenson
George S. Scott
Enth Street
Mom
Ake
Hobey" Buber
Wwe
Odskes
Gugvmett
Shex
Cabson
Emis
Cable
Tock Island
Che
June Bride License Rush Peaks at Ten Minutes Apart
A coastal town witnesses a remarkable wedding license surge with couples tying the knot at ten minute intervals last week. Officials report the rapid, near constant issuance under clear skies as residents celebrate a wave of nuptials, with local vendors noting a buoyant wedding season and steady demand for celebratory arrangements.
U S Citizens Claim Germans Seek One Billion in War Losses
A report from Ashinuson states that American citizens accuse Germany of causing extensive damage and seizing property abroad. Acting Secretary of State Polk says submarine warfare resumes and claims of losses, including property in Europe, may total about one billion dollars. The department is reviewing many claims and will act.
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Ashinuson
Germany
Deceus
Pork
Pole
Admits He Set Fires and Put Them Out for Reward
A man confessed to starting five fires near White Visine n¢ but putting them out to win a reward. He testified the only link to the reward was that he began the fifth fire and later admitted guilt. Sentencing is set for next Friday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiurne
Schools Safeguard Republic Ideals Declares Builder Canton
In Canton New York on June 7 the president of Ledyard P. Hi of truster spoke at commencement. Dr. Murray Butley of Columbia University and Dr. Sykes gave brief congratulatory addresses. The address urged defense of American ideals against despotic threats and warned of those seeking to undermine private property and liberty through ideological shifts. The speakers praised the nation’s educational institutions for maintaining faith in education and progress amid challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
N. T
Ledyard P. Hi
Truster
Murray Butley
Colum! University
Sykes
Theological School
State Agricultural School
Brooklyn Law School
Butler
Amer
Poliui
Levantry
NYU Alumni Pay Tribute At Commencement Programs
NYU marked Alumni and Founders Day at the eighty seventh commencement at University Heights. Chancellor Elmer Brown eulogized Joyce Kilmer and fallen alumni. Phi Beta Kappa met. Glynn named honorary member. Gifts totaling 3009 and 1000 dollars were announced by classes of 1894 and 1899. Officer elections and council candidates were noted. receptions followed for graduates.
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New York University
University Heights
Godfrey Pisek
Washington Square
Elmer FE. Brown
Joyce Kilmer
N.Y. U
Phi Beta Kappa
Stevenson Hall
Martin Glynn Wa
W. Hering
Arthur E. Will
William L. Wright
W. E. Water
University Meights
John J. Stevenson
Scranton
Penn
John Moorhead
James Abbott
Dent
Moody BR. Gates
William J. W
George Larsen
Henry M. Browners
Malleson
Thomas
University Council
William §. Opdyke
Ed W. Barrett
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Gerard B. Townsend
Yark University
Open Air Reception and Pageant at Jassar Exercises
The pageant and reception feature a daytime Open Air Theatre program with a Jeanne d Arc homage and a 6 20 afternoon choir concert. A noon luncheon for graduates precedes class reunions and faculty promotions. Notable alumnae and trustees attend as degrees are set to be conferred Tuesday morning.
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Ally
Board of Trustees
Isueile
Florence M. Cushing
Hatley K. Armstrong
John Wood Blodewtt
Elizabeth Roper Adams
Katharine Bement Davis
Arthur T. Hadley
The
Coltre William
Coltre William Meynolus Crown, Stine Todd Frenklin, '68 Etc, 80; Nas, Hens
Folxer
Emma M. Yr
Julia Tolman
McGraw
Detroit
Rutgers Princeton baseball game to witness by alumni and students
Vege began to night with the junior oratorical contest. Demarest will preach the baccalaureate at the Second Reformed Church. Class day exercises Monday with alumni joining undergraduates in a march to Neilson Field for the Rutgers Princeton game. War service dinner Monday night features General Louis Stotesbury, John F. O'Ryan and President Demarest. Degrees awarded Tuesday morning.
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Vege
W. H
Demarest
Kerman
Second Reformed Church
Neilson Field
Rutgers
Princeton
John F. O'Ryan
Louis Stotesbury
Summer School in Columbia to Open With 10000 Students
Columbia summer school opens this year with 400 instructors and an anticipated attendance of 19000 during the warm months. Courses include millinery watch making dancing swimming military tactics and strategy Japanese Assy r cancer research domestic science and economy and railway problems alongside regular college languages literature and other subjects. Universities nationwide provided instructors across law family and related fields.
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Columbia
Bus Drivers Get Raise For Fifth Avenue Buses
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company announced wage increases for drivers and conductors. Joh A Ritchie, the company president, stated the raise comes as the government employment bureau has been notified that former bus employees in military service may remain in service until their positions are filled.
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Fifth Avenue
Ith Avenue
Joh A. Ritchie
Government Employment Bureau
Adelphi Academy Winners and Play Presented by Grades
Students at Adelphi Academy elementary department held an assembly. Fran Bosworth Berrian won first prize for an essay on modern warfare and Idabeth Prigodzy earned second prize. The 5-B and 6-A grades presented Les Amis du Petit Chaperon Rouge.
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Adelphi Academy
Assembly Hall
Fran Bosworth Berrian
Idabeth Prigodzy
Les Amis du Petit Chaperon Rouge
Ted Two
Bennett Trustee Appointed to Fill Juilliard Gap
A new trustee was appointed to fill the vacancy left by the death of A D Juilliard in the Bennett Guaranty Trust Company. The appointment followed the nomination of Wanamaker and Hucone Hig by Bennett trustees, with James Gordon Bennett named to oversee the transition and ensure continuity of affairs.
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Serrogate Rowler
Serday
Ate
James Gordon Bennett
A.D. Juilliard
A Wanamaker
Hucone
Ennett
Millionaire Shoe Man to Recount Alleged Art Fraud
Wealthy shoe maker and St Louis Chamber of Commerce president Jack Johnson seeks $11,800 to recover two paintings he bought as old masters but claims were forged. Involving Professor Elia Volpi of Florence, the suit dates to 1917 with trial set for next Thursday in Supreme Court. Volpi urged Italy venue, objection overruled.
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Finch
Supreme Court
Jack Johnson
St. Louis
Villa Pia
St. Louia
Johnson
Volpi
Italy
Ite
Justice Finch
Professor Volpi
New York
Tiee
Dyck
Augustin Lomellini
Dyck E Lemellini
Genoa
Reggio
Lomellini Family Pictures Offered for Sale
A fragment notes that pictures once offered by the Lomellini family were passed by an expert here after discussion about their sale. The short item hints at expert evaluation without detailing results or names.
Catholics in U S Directory Shows Large Numbers
The 1913 Official Catholic Directory issued by P. J. Kenedy lists 26,882,851 Catholics in the United States, with a global count of 17,549,324 Catholics in the U S and 19,010 in England. It notes a substantial Catholic presence in Ireland and states New York State Catholic totals reach 9,080,258. The directory records 1,695,399 children in parochial schools across the continental United States.
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British Empire
P. J. Kenedy & Sons
United States
Treland
York State
Distinguish Cross Honors for Red Cross Nurse and Army Officer
War Department releases cite Miss Jane Jeffrey, English Red Cross nurse, for extraordinary bravery while wounded in a hospital by a exploding bomb, refusing to leave post. Colonel Harry S Howland of Pasadena earns the cross for leading a mixed detachment through fog to seize a German post. Fred W Meyer of New York City also awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
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War Department
Jane Jeffrey
Red Cross
Harry S. Howland
Pasadena
Cal
D. S.C
Fred WH. Meyer
West 144Th Red
New York City
Paulist Head Left One Thousand Dollar Estate
The will of the Rev. John d. His Superior General of the Paulist Fathers, who died May 8, was filed yesterday in the Surrogates Court. The entire estate, estimated at about $1,000, goes to the Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle.
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John d
Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle
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Mimi Scott
P. L. Cable
Rene Attereos
U.S
Ing
Wasmiaciun
Mrs. Philandre Lathrop Cable
Underwood & Unde
Republic
Builer
St. Lawrence
U. S
Glynn
Kappas
O’ryan
Brunswick
Mears
Ory
atUe
Bargans
Cord
Firestones & Fisks
BOFR
S.N.S. Fisks
Gres
Dix
Firestonen
Diamond
Marathona
Finks
Republien
Sebrings
Jandorf Automobile Co
Minta
Broadway
57Th St
Ash
Bennett
Jackson Johnson
Red Cros
Franklin
60Th St
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Prospect
Columbus
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Silvertown
Bay Goodrich Tires
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