Wedding Fractions at St Thomas Church and Plaza Hotel
Society notes reveal two high society weddings. Miss Dorothy Legg Howard wed Loyd Sanderson at St. Thomas Church with prominent guests and a Park Avenue reception. Mathilde Saportas married David Trumbull Van Buren at the Plaza Ball Room with a Brannan officiant and New York party. The couples plan post wedding travel and homes in New York and Shrewsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas's Church
Dorothy Lege Howard
Legg Howard
Loyd Sanderson
Oswald Sanders
Hessle Mount
Hessle
Yorkshire
England
West M. Stires
Howard
Misa’ Mathilde Ssportus
R. Brown Saportas
David Trumbull Laaman van Buren
Sual Balloom
Martin
St. Patrick's Cathedal
Monsignor Brann
St. Agenes's
Martin Sapertis
Trederick F Alexandre
Mixe
Janet Booth
Helen Martin Murphy
Troy
Richard
Mr. van Buren
Momace Leslie Hotchkiss
Dudley Riggs
Earl Ster
Nolta
W. Trumbull Thomas
van Buren
Weddings and engagements noted in New Orleans and New York society
The column lists multiple weddings and engagements. Misa Ethelyn Beauregard Crusel of New Orleans wed Ambrose J. Rend Jr. in Chicago with a reception at a relative’s home. Isabel Alexandra Taylor of Long Island planned marriage at Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. Kathleen Cushman to Joseph L. Merrill slated for St Mary’s Church with reception at Hotel St. Regis. Louise Alhuta Bucket engaged to James F. Hart of Brooklyn and Patchogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethelyn Beauregard Crusel
New Orleans
Mile Crusel
Ambrose J. Rend Jr
Ambrose J. Rend
Chicago
Church of the Holy Name
John Kenneth Anderson
West Ninety-ffth Street
Anderson
Isabel Alexandra Taylor
George Miller Taylor
Rivers’ Drive
St. John the Divine
Tarold
Edwin Jones
B. W. Jones
Winstud
Conn
Howard
Ghandier Robbins
St. Mary's Church
Kathleen Cushman
Lewis Arthur Cushman
Joseph L. Merrill
St. Regis
Frank Bucket
Brightwaters
L. 1
Miz
Louise Alhuta Bucket
James F. Hart
Brooklyn
Patchogue
Sarah Johnson Engaged to Lieutenant Warren Perry
Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sarah Johnson to Lieutenant Warren Dunning Perry of Bound Brook New Jersey The bride elects father served as fire commissioner and directed Red Cross publicity in Washington The suitor studied at Perdentown and Cornell before joining the air service and earning a commission at Rich Field Texas His brother Lieutenant Robert Kenneth Perry placed second in the intercollegiate wrestling at Williams College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Johnson
Warren D. Perry
Joseph Johnson
New York
Warren Dunning Perry
Bound Brook
N. J
Miss Johnson
American Red Cross
Washington
Gunston Hall
Miss Martridge
Painfield
Montgomery Bride Weds Stanley Waynr in Family Ceremony
Paroussauey Jute James Hi Bolling of Montgomery Alabama married Stanley W Waynr of Haeton Illinois yesterday afternoon. The ceremony occurred at the residence of her brother Eugene Bolling in Westfeld with only family present. Edna Bolling, the sister, attended as bridesmaid. The bride, born in Montgomery, is of a long line of Southern American families, reportedly the eighth generation in dysett from Poewhontag and linked to several old families.
Paddy the Beaver demonstrates work and play as one
Old Mother Nature guides Paddy the Beaver through building a canal and hauling logs to show how a beaver blends labor and play. Paddy explains his canal keeps water near his pond for safety and efficiency, while he explains engineering ideas and enjoys the tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mother Nature
Paddy the Beaver
Taddy
Paddy
Happy Tack Squirrel
Tuddy
Natura
Padey
Erill
Haddy
Old Man Coyote
Hunter
Sha
Classmates of 50 Years Ago Given Degrees
Two 1870 New York University alumni were awarded LL D honors at the university’s fiftieth anniversary program as 805 graduates and seven honorees received degrees. Vice-Chancellor Eugene Stevenson and William H. Nichols, head of the General Chemical Company, were recognized amid an event on the campus cliffs overlooking the Harlem and Hudson rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Stevenson
Council
New York U
Oew York University
New Jersey
William H. Nichols
General Chemical Company
Stevenson
Alexander
Nichola Torn
Nichola
Brown
Svilly Nilly
Degter
Willy Nilly
Mall of Tame
Harlem
Hudson Rivers
Ail Denen
Theodore & Burton
American Legion Ite
Nichols
Casewave
Charles Mex
Chicago
William Collier
Videntine Mati
David Ide
Glover
Aenold Surgical
David Mo
Washington Square College
Jeremiah W. Tonks
Gustave Nadel
Accounta Ant Finance
Clasa
James D. Holman
Jes Tan Delta Phi
Willis B. Parnona Jr
Delta Sigma Pi
David Sobul
College of Arts and
Pure Serence
Willian
Kendall Gillet
Bae Wind
Morgit
New York State Veterinary College
Kaculty
Michael J. Hughes
John I. Rivin
Fast Ye
30000 Children to March Big Neighbor Day Saturday
Thirty thousand school children will participate in parades and pageants across New York City on Saturday as part of Neighbors Day programs. The Bronx will feature a notable parade with strong community and merchant support, alongside folk dancing and community singing across five boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Neighbors Day Committee
West Forty-sixth
Bronx
Oxford Receives Endowment Gift For History Chair
London June 9 Twenty thousand pounds for the endowment of a professorship of United States history has been given to Oxford University by Viscount Rothermore, former Secretary of State for Air. the gift is in memory of Lord Rothermore, who was killed in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford London
United
Oxford University
Viscount Rothermore
Bryte
Lord Rothermoret
Tribune Fresh Air Fund A Summer of Shared Homes Across States
The Tribune details the Fresh Air Fund offering 19,000 tenement children a country vacation across six or seven states. Volunteers recruit hosts, inviting children to stay for two weeks while communities cover transportation and entertainment costs. The fund pays only the children's rail fare, with donations urged to support this life changing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Fund
Wich
Assuran
Gil
Petiie Fresh Air Fund
the Tribune
Seay
Emerson Wins as Actors Equity President in Close Election
John Emerson edged Witton Lackaye to become top leader of Actors Equity Assoc. The result, announced after late ballots, names Barrymore as vice president, Grant Stewart as recording secretary, and Richard A. Purdy as treasurer. Emerson vows a square deal and harmonious forward course after a career in stage acting and later screen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emerson
Witton Lackaye
Actors’ Equity Association
Emerson
Vera
Sue
Alauha Merlne
Barrymor
Grant Stewart
Richard A. Purdy
Lickaye
My. Emerson
Roose
Merson
lIm Sa
Equity
Aeton
Waywright
Ad Men Told To Make America Safe for Shopper
Indianapolis June 9 at the fourth general session of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World speakers from New York urged making America a safe place for shoppers. The program featured inter departmental sessions and a host address repeated for all twenty meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Vention Hall
New York
James O'Shaughnessy
Svertazy
American Association « Advertising Agencies
Roy Soule
U. A.C. Penn
Compa
Muay
Ers
Ameren
Lon
Frederick
Charta
Teeturera
Crete
Widow Obliged to Work Despite 400000 Legacy
Mrs. Marte V. Ohashi widow of the late Yhesnturn Ohashi seeks to manage a large estate but has been forced to work as secretary of the College of the Sacred Heart due to opposition from the decedent’s former wife and a business manager. The $400,000 legacy and residuary stock were tied to her late husband’s estate, with contested administration and a claim she must earn a living while the matter proceeds. The case was brought before the interstate court yesterday, highlighting her inability to reduce assets for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte V. Ohashi
Hamilton Torrey
Yhesnturn
Ohashi
Incorporation
Jilbons
College of Th Secred Meart
Columbus
Olashi
Mabel Doria Isaacson
An Garner
Vive W Scholarships awards announced for 1920
Frank D. Faek ital secretary of Columbia Uni announces the annual Vive W Scholarships for excellence in music art and journalism. The art scholarship goes to Frederign Broder recognized by the Society of American Artists and the National Academy of Design Tru Dimvoweh Walter Henry Mall and Daniel Gregory Mason select Bernard Roger editor of Musical America for the music scholarship. other scholars listed include Robert Gordon Waxson Katie MacMahon and Clyde Alden Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Faek
Ital
Columbia Unie
Vrederign
Broder
Society of American Artists
National Academy of Design
Tru Dimvoweh
Walter Henry Mall
Daniel Gregory Mason
Columbia Department of Music
Bernard Roger
Ohw
Sta
Musical America
Hhron
Robert Gordon Waxson
Katerie MacMahon
Clyde Alden Beal
Wynan Weds Miss Gabill Amid Election Duty Debacle
An attempted wedding between Wynan and Miss Gabill faced delay due to Tynan's duties in the Actors Equity election. ceremony time was set for 8 but reports indicated potential postponement and confusion over the Catholic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon 1
Lulu Cahill
Nijit
St. Patrick
Cathed
Tynan
Equity Aerouiatan
Aaray
Women of U S Seek Lead in World Affairs
Woman delegates from the United States convene to elect leaders and press for American presidency within the International Suffrage Alliance. They urge Carrie Chapman Catt to reconsider and argue America must assume a top role to prevent slipping from global influence, stressing unity and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Constance Drexell
NEVA
Stanley McCormick
Boston
Jacob Bauer
Chicago
Aecesar
Carrie Chapman Catt
Newin
Liternational Suffrage Alliance
McCormick
America
Americas
Pricam Vation
Vitals
Tewly
International Alliance
Contig
Letu
Publia Ledger Co
Ily
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Aoeasary
Marjorie Wheaton Piper and Herman Siefke Wedding
Marjorie Wheaton Piper wed Herman Siefke in an evening ceremony on Stockan Christ diharch Bay Ride. Attendants included Mrs. Frank Micherdson Oates, Miss Anne Alexandra Piper, Mare Emily Comons Piper, with Wredaricke Lie as best man and several guests present at the bride’s home on Tie Midge Boulevard.
Burts and Lane Listings at Local Venues Today
The page shows a busy schedule of events and locations including Parke auditorium, 20 cent admission, and various street and avenue venues. It lists exhibitions, performances, and games across multiple addresses with scattered names of rooms and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldine
Tailora
Colne Tires
Fahoheany Eineaitya Motel Ogres
Cain
El 8
Wakioy
Galler
Dens
Atei Tre
Wakile
Street
Stage Door Aids Opening At Empire Theater With Call the Doctor
Stage door plans with AW Hayman and David Belasco for Empire Theater opening on August 31 featuring Call the Doctor by Jean Archibald. Cast includes Phillip Merrivue, Williane Nutts, John Amory, Janet Beecher, Charlotte Walker, Kate Houston, Fata Marinoff, Tom Wig Milton, and Ben Martin. Also notes The Fall and Rise of Susan Lenox at Forty-fourth Street Tonight after postponement and other Broadway engagements and productions including The Americars France with Blanche Yurka, and various shows and renovations by the Shuberts and associated theater groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW Hayman
Charles Frohman
David Belasco
Empire Theater
Aupur
Mr. Belasco
Call the Doctor
Jean Archibald
Bolasea Hee
Phillip Merrivuie
Williane Nutts
John Amory
Janet Beecher
Charlotte Walker
Kate Houston
Fata Marinoff
Tom Wiig Milton
Ben Martin
Suean Lenox
Forty-fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Howard
St. Thomas's
Lloyd Sanderson
Miss Saportas
Irving T. Bush
A. L. McElroy
Mr . Bush
Aaron
William Mayer
Irvington
Howard Birch
Francis D. Beard
Randolph Elsworth
Thomas Dur
Rose Point
Ellsworth
Matton
Orchid
Nathaniel
Enat Pitt
Donald Judson Warner
W. T. Warner
Oman
Buren
Maron
Louise Mellor
Willian I. Holler
Talton Henry Embey
Lexington
Yous Ney
New Canaan
Mike Betty Shepard
Wearnurake
Hidgeport
Aeyner Jr
Dideothy Steele
John St. Matty
Seville
Arthur St. Lake
Louis
Raegas
Barth We Bel
90Th Infantry
UHC
Hite
Tha Hema
Genevieve W
West
Bretier
Lawrener Ailrich
Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson
Baw
Thelma de Graff
Rita Perine
Alfred Mullen
Lieutenant de Graff
France
Columbia University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
Five Boroughs
New Vassars
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Tracy Dows
Rhinebeck
Stephen P. Dugggan
College of Th City of
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lackaye
Actors Equity
RK. H. Lee
Phere
Neva Ox
Sds
Vive
Wynan
Gabill
Dreicer
Fifth Avenue
Geneva
Catt
Marjorie Wheaton
Piper
Herman Siefke
Davy
Atdane Cole
Inneet
M Toewrun
Fuchetony
Davashiin
Lenox’ Avenue
Sean Layadie
Teamn
Madiales Rinses
Luc Ditrichstein
Lee Shubert
Blanche Yurka
Dan E
Macdougall
Barn Theater Players
Washington Irving Tink School
Irvine Plage
Benoit
Amercan
William A. Kady
Winter Garden
Shuberta
Th Garden
Paris Picuire
Knickerbocker Hotel
T. Christo
Reisenweber’s
Shubertass
Victor Sutherland
Leo Shubert
Henry Mull
Rue Ible
Graves Oxman
Zigfeld Fuliins
Henry Clive Naik
Wendell Phillips Odes
Werlornl Keser
Lexington Theater
Tuk Maria Roy
Chester Smiley
Louis Calisano
Sir Harold Saxon
George Dilnots
Edward J. Clode
Specia
L Vantine
CO Ince
Fifth Ave
39Th Street
Pierce
Healey
Harrolds Motor Car Company
Wet 54Th Street
Harrolds
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