Marriott-Kahn Wedding Plans Are Completed
Details issued for the June 15 ceremony at St Johns Church Cold Spring Harbor. Miss Palmer Weds today amid family guest list. various weddings and engagements noted among society figures with receptions at Colony Club and country homes. Major J C O Maxrott and other British Embassy staff to attend. couples to travel to England for summer.
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St. John’s Church
Cold Spring
Hasber
Kahn
Ani Ites
H. Kahn
J.C. O. Maxrott
Scots Guards
St. Jon's Church
Cold Spring Harbor
H. A Barrett
Tain
Marriott
Orneral H. K. Bethall
C.B
Andrew Torne
Leo Charlton
J. F. Harker
RH. Hadow
Harriott
England
Imperator
Windsor
London
Mr. Kahn
Europe
Sarah Schuyler Palmer
George Carnegie Palmer
Livingston Parsons
H de Berkeley Parsons
Ziegfeld Follies Debut at New Amsterdam Delayed
New York stage scene reports the premiere of Ziegfeld Follies at the New Amsterdam postponed from Monday to Tuesday June 22. The Forty fourth Street theatre will present The Fall and Kiss of Susan Lenox tonight with regular premiere set for tomorrow. Eddie Cantor appears in a new edition of Midnight. James Montgomery and John Klen don head to New York for Irene company recruitment and shop recon in the coming week. Sixty four girls are needed for the Irene touring companies with auditions across the area. William Collier returns to film in The Servant Question at Moroadway Theater next Sunday.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Himn
Mond
Susan Lenox
Forty-fourth
Don
Vanderbilt Theater
Doria
Munton
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
William Collier
Moroadway Theater
Selsnick
Palace Theater Week Offers Roaring Bill of Acts
Palace patrons enjoy a varied week with Pat Rooney and Marion Bent in Rings of Smoke, Vincent Lopez jazz band, the Mow Family, Goldin the conjurer with new stunts From Film to Life and Walking Through a Plate Glass Window, Alvin Clark the Glad Girl, Nelson and Cronin, Collins and Hert, Kluting's Entertainers, and a troupe of twenty performers enhancing the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Rooney
Vincent Lopez
Palace
Mow
Horses Goldin
India
Alvin Cark
Nelson and
Cronin
Collins and Hert
Ind Kluting
Bedtime Stories of a Lumberman and Engineer
A tale featuring Old Mother Nature debating with Paddy the Beaver and other forest animals about constructive work versus destruction. It follows a lumberman builder and engineer in a fable where beaver and raccoon personas discuss trees, ponds, and the balance between cutting and growth, amid a 1930 copyright note.
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Old Mother Nature
Melacer
Paddy
Beaver
Stroyer
Old Mother
Chatevar
Nair
Green Forest
Ciera
Green Meadow
Reddy Fox Johany
Danny Mea Jeune
Grandfather Freg Cestrores
Mistah
Beswird
Bach
Scandals of 1920 at Globe Theatre review overview
The Scandals of 1920 at Globe Theatre blends satire with lavish spectacle. Ann Pennington shines in multiple costumes while George White appears sparingly. Prohibition parodies, colorful scenery, and tuneful numbers fill the three hours though the lack of a cohesive plot leaves audiences settled into a visually rich revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Globe Theater
Lou Holz
New York
Ann Pennington
Mexico
Miss Penkington
Chinone
Ann
Jade
Ambassador Davis Hosts Dinner for British Royals in London
In London on June 7 Ambassador John W. Davis and Mrs. Davis hosted a simple yet formal dinner at the American Embassy for King George and Queen Mary. Attending were Princesses Mary and Victoria, lord and lady attendees, plus diplomats including Hugh G. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace from Paris. Queen Mary wore a pearl gray gown. guests danced after speeches as the night closed with God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Wallace
London
King George
Queen Mary
John W. Davis
Davis
Princess Mary
Princess Victoria
Lord Banksborough
Major Seymour
Ampthill
Hugh G. Wallace
France
Wallace
Paris
Canterbury
Caridaon
Arthur J. Balfour
Birkenhead
Countess
Curzon
Earl
Countess of
Reading
Midleton
Viscountess Harcourt
Baron Hardinge
John
Lady Ward
Owen
Phil Pe
Sapin Guy Portman
Sonia Aeaptets
Julia Davis
Davi
Feted Violin Maestro Leopold Auers at Ritz Carlton Party
A 75th birthday celebration for Professor Leopold Auers, famed violin maestro, gathered pupils and luminaries at the Crystal Room Ritz Carlton. Zimbalist served as toastmaster. Toscha Beidel and Woird Brown attended. greetings from many virtuosi including Fritz Kreisler were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Auers
Crystal Room
Ritz-Carlton
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Seeks 18 000 Vacations This Summer
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund campaigns for funds to provide two weeks summer vacations to 18 000 boys and girls from New York tenements. In its 44th year, the fund has aided over 981 000 children since 1877, relying on public gifts to cover about seven dollars per vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Tribune Freed Air Fund
Agenta, Capperstern
Tribune Fund
Fand
Friends of Childhood
Ty Fund
the Tribune
Vassar Class Day Ends With Daisy Chain Ceremony
About 2700 attended Vassar College class day in an open air theater. The four act play showed seniors bidding farewell, with a large daisies chain carried by twenty four Sophomore girls. The event featured original music by Elizabeth Townsend and a lake and garden setting enhancing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Townsend
New York City
Eac
Vasnar
Red Cross
Vasaur
Sylvia Brockwa
New York
Valeria Adai Knapp
Menominea
Wis
Misa Brockaway
Dsing
Fire in World Building Engraving Dept Delinquent Benzine Fumes
A small fire broke out in the photo engraving department of The World located on the fourteenth floor of the Pulitzer Building when benzine fumes from a bottle rubbed with cement touched a carbon light. The blaze started shortly before one o clock and was quickly extinguished.
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Pulitzer
New York University Honors Four Phi Beta Kappa Recipients
Four New York University College of Arts and Pure Science honor graduates were awarded Phi Beta Kappa keys during the eighty eighth commencement week ceremonies held in Gould Memorial Library. Names include David C. Jame Alfred 8 Ball Edwin J. Morgan and Frank B Galbeleia. The evening featured Sandham Oratorical contest results and a dinner at Gavanuagh's as the university council plans honorary degrees at commencement day with numerous distinguished guests invited.
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New York University
College of Arts and Pure Science
Gould Memorial Library
University Heights
Ware
David C. Jame
Alfred
W. Horace
Hi Veterinary College
Veterinary College Association
Carnegie Laboratory
Veterinariana
Gavanaugh
Council of the University
Waldorf-Astoria
Elmer E. Brown
George Gordon Battle
Adolph Lewisohn
George F. Baker
Charles A. Bill
Moss H. Avram
Larence F. Abbott
Maurice Francia Egan
John H. Finley
Ernone Hall
Charles 3. Benedet
Iam L. Lowa
the A Wightman
Nehacalan Boynton
Vincent Roberta
Periers Mendes
Sidney Mazes
William Francklyn
Councie
George Alexander
New Jersey
Eugene Stevenson
Clarence Kelsey
James A. O'Gorman
Percy F. Strauss
Alexander S. Lyman
Ja Abbott
Scott Foster
Arthur 8. Tut
William R. Wilcox
Subscribed drive boosts York Boy Scouts efforts
The Greater York Boy Scouts of America central committee reported a major extension campaign in a Lawyers' Club session, subscribing 33101 to the drive and aiming to attract men as troop leaders amid a shortage of volunteers. In New York City 408,998 boys are of Scout age, but only 14,618 are registered locally. Chicago adopts daylight saving. Hotel Astor Roof Garden and Balvedere Restaurant to open tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Greater York Boy Scouts of America
Lawyers’ Club
Central Comittee
New York City
City Chamberlain Not Liable in Education Funds Dispute
Corporation Counsel O'Brien describes the case where City Chamberlain faced charges over not demanding the annual State Education funds from the State Commissioner of Education. The dispute centers on whether the Chamberlain was required to file a formal demand each year before the funds are appropriated,Governor, and allocated to cities, noting timing and authority questions amid political contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berolzheimer
O’brien
Trenasioner of Education
Marta
Thie
Inet
Pee
Regi 2
Ietter
Educati
Chamberlain
State Commissioner of Education
Neversl
Someta ‘of Education
Legislatura
Commissioner of Education
Tynans Wedding Delayed by Ballot Counting
Brandon Tynan and Lilly Cahill planned a noon wedding at St Patrick Cathedral but the ceremony is postponed while Actors Equity ballot counting continues. Tellers remain in a locked room with sheriff oversight as election results await final determination at 115 West Forty-seventh Street. Johnson and Lackaye attended the meeting expressing continued hope for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Tynan
Actors’ Equity Association
Sli
Brandon
Tynan
Lilly Cahill
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Assection
West Forty-seventh Street
Johnson
Wilton Lackaye
Today events at major museums and societies
A schedule of today activities includes visits to the American Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with free admission at Cortlandt Park and Astoria. The Daughters of the British Empire meet at the Penna yl vanis Hotel, a 20 a.m. band concert hosted by Columbia University, the Gilbert Concert Band, and meetings of the New York Electrical Society and the Engineering Societies Building. A 2 p.m. discussion covers housing led by James A. Brown, followed by the New York City Chapter of the Society of the Thirdivision meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Metural
Sdraissten
Gtrepolitan Museum of Art
Admiesten van Cortlandt Perk
Filtmere
Re Astoria
Daughters of the British
Hrmpica
Penpaylvanis
Columbia University
New York Electrical Society
Eagineering Societies
James A. Brown
New York City
Society of the Thirdivision
Ezeingering Building
West
Thireyth Street
Misting
Ni Tork Society
Countanta
Tmpertel
P. Adarees
Jomph Kahn
Acdeme
Zyetigniam F Byre
Tore Mesting
Hummertan Eur
City of New York
Tre
Ban Beventy Nisin Cueet
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Marriott-Kahn
Miss Palmer
Bride of Livingston
Parsons
St. Bartholomew's Church
Dorothy Wissel
Guett E. Kiscel
Parl L. Kiernan
Keat House
Thebride
Morristown
William F. Grifftts
East Orange N. J
Mise Foo Griffitts
Edward Kingsbury Simpson
Mra Richard
East Orange
Charles Arthur Re
Lone Oak
Seymour J
Greenwich
Cons
Horace Ded
Prlphine Dodge
Carlton
Tt Doge
Detroit
Mee
ET. Stotesbury
Philadelphie
Gladys Foatat Yyuns
Ein Thirtieth Street
Violaley Lyons
Boner
Mina Margaret Elliott
Whitebury
Nennabeth Press
Johnson City
Tenn
Alice Craft
Audealee
Knoxville
Peor Jy Johnston MacLeod
William V. B. Kip
Cedarhurst, L. 1
George Temple Benfein
Thirty-seventh Street
Glen Cove
Taper Enor
Columbia
Goa
Miss Margaret Chamberlaine
Thomas Waterbury
Samuel Lloyd Chamberlaine
Art Gickmen
Follies
Ayron
Marshal
Jean
Robert de Flers
Arthur Byron
Fart Hedman
Eto Wtar
Hoellam Fico
Atlantic City
Som
Mack Bennett
Bira
Garrick Theater
James Montgomery, Author of “Irene
John Klen
Janae Ase
TB Phate
By Thornton W. ’. Burgess
Bor
Gineer
Mike
7. W. Burgees
Peter Rabbit
Rat
Ann Peynington
Great Britain
Auers
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Vassar
McGibson & Co
West 37Th ST
Fifth Avenue
New York U
Sandham
Chicago
Gts
Board of Aldermen
Astor
Hotel Astor
City Chamberlain
Willian
Scotland Yard
George Dilnot
Edward J. Clode
Dreicer &C
Chas. Baker & Co.’S Stores, Ltd
Cambridge
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