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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

7

Miss Rita Sturgis Wedding Foretold In Cheltenham

A fragmentary society notice reports Miss Rita Sturgis will wed Nigel Cholmeley Jones at noon in Cheltenham Pa with a large attendant group and a reception at Laburnums. Also mentioned are weddings of Miss Margaret Livingston Lee to Frederick S. Church and various banquet plans and society events surrounding June nuptials.

Margaret L. Lee Frederick S. Crofts Rita Sturgis Robert Sturgis Nigel Cholmeley-Jones Cheltenham Laburnums Sturgis Chelton Hills Louise B. Inches Boston Faith J. Perr Gertrude M. Geer Jean Moffat Constance Wier Moet Sylvia G. van Renswiser New York Eleanor Brock S. Worthing Mitchell Cholmeley-Jones Elizabeth F. Morris Philay-Jones R. G RoYnon Will Wat C. Weld George Whitman Percy Coster Wilmerding J. Andre Pillot Kenneth Parsard O'Conner Fred Jones Margaret Livingston Lee Henry East Seventy-fourth Street Frederick S Nelson Wa N.C. du Bois Beal Theodore Grassetanley Brown Henry Mottet Delock St. Bartholomew's Shareh

Lafayette College to Get Civil Rights Chair Through Gift

Lafayette College receives a 100 000 common stock gift from Fred Morgan of Wilkes-Barre to endow a Civil Rights Professorship named for him. The chair will study constitutional freedom property rights life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, aiming to foster individual initiative and leadership in industry trade and public life.

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Convention Guests Attend the Horse Show in Chicago

The 11th open air horse show drew many convention guests and society folk from New York and the East to Lake Michigan shores. Entries included high steppers, hunters, and cobs, with over $1,000,000 in prize stock in contention for blue ribbons, cash prizes, and trophy cups. Three stakes announced cover the three best in show, five class, and hunters.

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Paddy the Beaver and the Laughing Brook Dam

Paddy the Beaver and Happy Jack Squirrel explain building a pond and dam with logs branches and mud. Old Mother Nature clarifies myths while Paddy and Mee describe shaping the Laughing Brook into a winter food store and home.

Paddy Happy Jack Paddy Happy Jack Old Mother Remlind

Mrs Catt Resigns War Era Gowns Spotlight at Court

Geneva report on Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt resigning after sixteen years as International Woman Alliance president. British delegate pleads for her to stay. decision final tomorrow. London society notes cover the Royal Court gown innovations favoring economy and the debutante display.

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Latins Threaten to Quit Geneva Session

Latin nations threaten to form a separate alliance if English and German speaking women control the International Alliance. Delegations from France Italy Spain and South America met amid protests at a suffrage conference. British and Indian participants emphasized language and representation tensions as debates over the alliance’s future aims continued.

Constance Drexell Geneva Suffrijre Conventon Franca Italy Spain South Aid Centra America Sistass Tashiment Justin Godart France India

Engagement of McGuire to U P Sullivan

The engagement of Ai McGuire to Desent 7 7 un bean a7 tiles McGuire's pas renta, Giward Kauae, is the son of Sra. Yarotn yun and the late 37 vit graduated from Yale iy 1H commission as eneln i ing the war. The woud. plnea in the fall.

Ai McGuire McGuire Pas Renta Giward Kauae Sra Yarotn Yun Yale Iy Eneln

Going On Today in New York City Institutions

Ambiguous OCR text lists events and venues in New York including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Cortlandt Park. Mentions a council on foreign relations dinner at Hotel Astor and a fashion/merchant event with upholstery and tailoring references. Overall unclear. describes cultural and social happenings around Manhattan.

Metropolitan Museum of Arts Aatmiedton de Vente van ‘Cortlandt Park Auwarnen Ndtiniaster Zaolagwal Barks Adinenion Tees Etic National Amon Merchant Ie United States Company Ponte 4 Jen Cron Aotur Council On Foreign Nela- Kina

Fresh Air Fund helps Castile girl gain new life

A Tribune Fresh Air Fund tale shows Madeline Blum, a crippled girl from a Brooklyn tenement, spending a Winter with Dr Mary T. Greene in Castile New York. The project aims to fund a Madeline Bungalow and a citywide employment bureau to help crippled children rise from dependency to independence.

Maieline Blum Luther Barnes Main Beech Road Avenue Madeline Bungalow Castile Mary T. Greene Castile Sanatoris Muiletine Binm Brooklyn Madeline Bangalow Tribune Fresh Air Fund The Tribune New York Madeline Thas Tribu

Stage Door Show Postponed at Broadway Theater

The Stage Door in The Servant Question at the Broadway Theater is postponed to Sunday June 20. The Return of Targan will be continued next week at the Broadway. Chicago Opera Association contracts assign Veronic Marquise to the Auditorium Theater and announce big attractions for Century Promenade and Shubert entertainments for two years. Veronic, Marquise assigned. Mecca Odyssey Oriental show to debut in New York September. Avery Honwood's Don't Be Afraid, with a Shuberts production, joins Wagenhals & Kemper's The Baty, a mystery, premiering at the Shubert Theatre in Washington Monday and touring to Atlantic City and the Globe Theatre. Cast list includes May Vokes and others. Ziegfeld Follies company of 250 leaves for Atlantic City tomorrow. New York premiere a week later. Mayhew premiere of Things by Margaret Mayo and Aubrey Kennedy at the Mayflower next Thursday. Cast includes Frank McIntyre, John Westley, Mackaye, Marion Vantine, Jay Wils, and others. The Girl Who Came Back by Samuel Ruskin Golding to be produced Hoboken next. Honey Girl chorus at Cohen & Harnes Theater to raise Salvation Army funds today.

Broadway Targan” i Terpery J. Yvonnson Chicago Opera Association Auditorium Theater Veronic Marquise Eoomstick & Gost Shuberte Chiesga Mecca Comstock & Gest New York Wagenhals & Kemper W York Margaret Aubrey Kennedy Mayhowee Nest Rank McIntyre John Westley Mackaye Marion Vantine Jay Wils Kaufman Comstock & Ge Guy Bolton Pura Dolly Sisters Harry Fox Jerome Kernil Samuel Ruskin Golding Er. Hoboken Bert Justica Wayne William Collier

Susan Lenox Cast Rival in Numbers At Hippodrome

The deferred Shuberts presentation of The Fail and Rise of Susan Lenox at Forty-fourth Street Theater last night starred Alma Tell in the title role with a large cast of 32 speaking parts. The drama, adapted by George W. Hobart from David Graham Phillips, diverges from the novel, offering altered scenes and a more melodramatic arc while preserving the core romance and ambitious unfolding of Susan Warham's life and love affairs with Sam Wright and others.

Shuberts Susan Lenox David Graham Phillips Forty-fourth Street Theater Alma Tell Peth Park Modas George W. Hobart Boston Phillips Robert Hurlingham Susan

Adelphi College awards degrees to sixty three and more

Adelphi College at the Academy of Music awarded sixty three Bachelor of Arts degrees and nine Bachelor of Science degrees at commencement. Masters went to Miss Margaret Paton Ray and Miss Nellie Louie Roethgen. An enthusiastic demonstration preceded the General Education Board pledge of two hundred dollars.

Adelphi College Branklyn Schoool Academy of Music Margaret Paton Ray Nellie Louie Roethgen

Endowment Drive Reaches Half of Goal at School

Alumni pursuit for 89,000 dollars started last March is halfway met. Undergraduates have contributed 4,000 dollars toward the endowment.

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