Sunbeam League Aids Babies At Post-Graduate Hospital Ward
The Sunbeam League of young women maintains care in babies wards at the Post-Graduate Hospital on Second Avenue and Twentieth Street. They provide kindergartener visits, weekly winter receptions, summer drives, fruit festivals, and weekly park outings. The group annual efforts include furnishing beds, toys, a music box, and Christmas gifts, with continued need for funds to support over a thousand treated children last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam League
Sunbeam
Sunma League
League
Carol Dudley Biditz
Mebel Echenck
Robb
Brander-Mathews
Blanche Paldwin
Lillian Brooks
Elizabeth Watson
Pierre
Eece F. Haynes
Hayden
Carlie Schenek
Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton sails from Breton to Paris
The Day's Gossip notes Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton left Breton on the Saxonia on Saturday and plans to visit Paris if health permits, spending most of the season in England otherwise. The Newark Early Closing Association promotes a Saturday noon dry goods ban in August and December. The National Legislative League and the New York County Woman's Suffrage League push for a women’s rights plank at the Philadelphia Republican convention June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Chandler Moulton
Breton
Saxonia
Paris
England
Newark
N. J
Humanity League
National Legislative League
New York County
Woman's Suffrage League
M .Efe
Philadelphia
Washington College of Law’s Comencement Touts Growth and Gender Roles
The article notes the founding of Washington College of Law by Mrs. Spencer Massey, Miss Emma Gillett, and another woman as a pioneering legal school in Washington. It explains initial male dominance, Catholic and other institutions’ resistance, and eventual acceptance as women pursue legal education and bar prep in the nation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Columorgetown
Washington
Spencer Massey
Emma Gillett
Washington Col
Fashions for Boys Feature Classic Golf and Sailor Styles
The piece outlines boy clothing for golf and nautical themes. It describes homespun tweed outfits with knickerbockers and belted blouses, white or navy serge jack tar suits, knickerbocker silhouettes with baggy knees, and a Kimberley suit in khaki serge or cord with matching accessories. It notes collars, lanyards, and decorative embroidery as key details.
Fad for Jewelry Designs Reflects Sporting and Military Themes
English jewelers push sport and military motifs for both sexes with horseshoes, hunting horns, running foxes, and emblems like swords and revolvers. Constancy bracelets return in fashion as ladies and gents seek ornate jet accents, buckle belts, and jeweled slippers amid a shift toward clip and screw earrings and imitations for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Philippines
Bix to Lead Ethics Talks in League Education Series
The League for Political Education announces a winter program at 2 West Forty fourth street with John Graham Brooks presenting A Study of Social Unrest on six Saturdays from January 5 to February 9. November brings city department talks by officials, and February and March join lectures on economic and sociological topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bix
League For Political Education
West Forty-fourth-st
John Graham Brooks
Barnard Class Day Ends Senior Year Traditions
The Barnard class prepares a full Day exercises program led by Evelyn Osborne with Salutatory and Valedictory, while Mrs. Miller notes Barnard's shift from Madison Avenue roots to dormitories and broader social life including plays, teas, and athletics. The Mortarboard editorial voice reflects on class spirit, women’s education, and campus clubs shaping a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
Evelyn Osborne
Helen Cole
Florence Leslie Kyte
Virginia Newcomb
Florence MiNer Sill
Katharine van Horne
Julia Cooper Watkins
Mary Loockerman Goldsborough
Rolleall
Hilda Newberg
Julia Wurzburger
Ellinor Ten Broeck Rei
New York
Bar- Mara
Columbia
Mfe
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Alpha Theta
Morningside
Mortarboard
Cen Oae
The Young Woman of Seventy Shares Beauty Secrets
A celebrated elder offers advice on eye care hair care and hand care. She urges proper lighting rest for the eyes shampoo less often with sulphur soap, and frequent manicures. She prescribes gentle washing cold cream and gloves for hand upkeep. An aside joke about hostile players and the umpire ends the piece.
Passe Along Kindness Through Time Quote
Brief quotation style note featuring Horace Fletcher on passing kindness, then Gerald Massey on unexpected joy. The piece emphasizes generosity, judging environments over individuals, and finding delight in street corner encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Massey
Sunshine Society Receives Floral Box From B H T
A box of red roses and syringas arrived by express on Saturday for ten Sunshine members as a send off for Europe. The Tribune Sunshine Society conveys best wishes for her pleasure abroad. Other gifts yesterday include items from Mrs S J Allen Mrs C McLean E Ss Young M R Beck Mrs A Bosworth and Miss McLain including a Bahama native work basket and a mounted Madonna picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Sunshine
Europe
Tribune Sunshine Society
S. J. Allen
C. McLean
E. Ss. Young
M. R. Beck
Madonna
Whitman Couple Donates To Tribune Sunshine Society Fund
Mr and Mrs Whitman of Manhattan Branch No 8 donate 2 to a special dime fund aiding Tribune Sunshine Society members in urgent need due to illness or misfortune. Each dime from members funds more rays of sunshine for those in distress.
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Whitman
Manhattan Branch No. 8
William Jeff
Tribune Sunshine Society
Sunshine Society Membership Granted by Tribune
Due to sunshine the Tribune awards membership to Frances M. Austin Anna Howell Mrs J A W New Jersey Mrs William F Bailey Miss E M Partrie Miss Delia C Fitch Oliver Clinton Organ and Mrs J J Laphem.
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The
Tribune Sunshine Society
Frances M. Austin
Anna Howell
New Jersey
William F. Bailey
E. M. Partrie
Delia C. Fitch
Oliver Clinton Organ
J. J. Laphem
Sunshine Society Delivers Clothes to Hoboken Family
Mrs Pauline Eppens president of Hoboken T S branch thanks Sunshine members for a year of wardrobe for a baby and useful items for an older boy. She says the family is very happy over the unexpected cheer and praises The Tribune Sunshine Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Eppens
Hoboken T. 5. S
Sunshine
Sunshine Society luncheon links two branch leaders
Mrs. Clarence Burns, president of the Tribune Sunshine Society, hosted Miss Virginia McLain, Bahama branch president, at a Saturday luncheon. McLain will spend the summer in the Adirondacks and on returning in September will meet Sunshine members in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burns
Tribune Sunshine Society
Virginia McLain
Bahama
Miss McLain
Adirondacks
Sunshine
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Sunshine Society notes brighten St Rose Home
A Rose Hawthorne Lathrop letter thanks for peonies from Minnie and Petrina Burns Long Island and a New Rochelle afghan and magazines sent to ailing inmates. Pleasant office calls honor Sunshine Society leaders across Manhattan Massachusetts Owego Tecumseh Neb and Penn. A poem and engraving request are mentioned with tributes and hopeful notes for ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
St. Rose’s Free Cancer Home
Minnie
Petrina Burns
Long Island
New Rochelle
Temperance Congress in London Hear Archbishop Speak
The temperance congress opened in London with Thomas Wallace Russell presiding. Archbishop of Canterbury Frederick Temple delivered the annual address on temperance progress and the enemy of indifference. J L Bailey urged adoption of the address to spur Atlantic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Temperance Congress
Thomas Wallace Russell
M. P
J. L. Batley
Philadelphia
United States
South America
J. B. Dunn
J. H. Barney
Providence
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Canterbury
Frederick Temple
J. L. Bailey
Atlantic
Weddings and society notes fill New York pages
A busy society page records multiple weddings and engagements across New York and nearby towns. Miss Myrtis Willmot Barton wed Stephen Lathrop Butler at the Church of the Ascension. numerous other pairings are announced or completed, with details on venues and attendees.
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Church of the Ascension
Fifth-ave
Tenth-st
Myrtis Willmot Barton
Stephen E. Barton
Washington Square North
Clara Barton
Stephen Lathrop Butler
Northampton
Mass
Percy Stickney Grant
Mr. Butler
Walter C. Kingsley
Harold R. Butler
Frederick N. Wilson
Frank W Kingsley
Zionists' Convention Closes With Leaders Elected
The third annual Federation of American Zionists meeting ended in New York with officers elected for the year and delegates chosen for the London International Congress. Richard Gottheil reelected president. officers include Isadore D. Morrison secretary and K. K. Sarasohn treasurer, along with multiple vice presidents and delegates to the Central Committee. The convention approved a 50 cent Federation tax funding Vienna central and propaganda, despite protests by New York and Chicago delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of American Zionists
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Jefferson St
Central Committee
International Congress of Zionists
London
Richard Gottheil
Columbia University
K. K. Sarasohn
New York
Isadore D. Morrison
A. Friedenwald
Baltimore
M. Jastrow
Philadelphia
B. Lewenthal
M. Margalis
Boston
Lewis A. Dembitz
Louisville
Gustav Gotthell
Chicago
Gottheil
Vienna
Federation
Aristocratic Women Active in British Politics
The Primrose League draws aristocratic support across Great Britain and Ireland with many high‑born volunteers in Scotland led by Lady Blythswood and other titled figures. Scotland reports 83,287 league members as A. J. Balfour holds the Scottish grand master post.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Primrose League
Scotland
Lady Blythswood
Julia
Marchioness of
Home for Incurables Celebrates Forty Third Anniversary
The Home for Incurables on Third Avenue Fordham marked its thirty four year founding with a daytime program for 260 patients. Richard Helms String Band performed with Elsie Helms and Alga Fischer, followed by prayers led by chaplain Derbyshire and a Board of Managers report read by Martin E. Greene. Thomas L. James delivered an address urging more homes like the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For Incurables
Third-ave
Fordham
Richard Helms
Elsie Helms
Alga Fischer
R. Portman
Frith
Circulating Picture Gallery At New York University
About thirty five schools in this state have used the circulating picture gallery of the University of New York this year. The collection includes architectural subjects great paintings and historic portraits in carbon prints and photogravures. The university holds four thousand photographs and a dozen lanterns with over seven hundred slides. Transportation is paid by the university and frames remain at the school when pictures are returned for new inserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New York
Class Day Exercises Mark Princeton Graduation Events
Princeton N J June U opening class day exercises were held in Alexander Hall with President Pattom presiding. Salutatory by Wiram H Edwards, class oration by David L Chambers, and class poem by Baldwin G Huntington. Ivy oration by Joseph Addison Jones followed by planting.
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Princeton
N. J
Alexander Hall
Pattom
Wiram H. Edwards
Lisle
N. Y
David L. Chambers
Washington, D.C
Baldwin G Huntington
Columbus
Ohio
Nassau Hall
Joseph Addison Jones
Passaic
Killarney Lake
Charles Yeomans
Charles Herbert Stuart
Brown
Frederick Paul King
Nassau Herald Committee
Clio
Kian Society
St Paul's Society
Seniors Hold Class Day Exercises at Columbia College
In a 2 pm ceremony at the university gymnasium the Columbia College seniors in cap and gown listened to Henry Starr Gkidings as president of the class deliver a welcome address. The event drew about three thousand attendees and featured banners and trophies on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
University Gymnasium
Henry Starr Gkidings
Thea
Clam
Class of 1900s Gifts and Props at Go thia College
The article details a college ceremony with a roll call by Wallace Smyth Turmmen Melville and others, readings by John Erskine, and Phi Beta Kappa elections. It notes the class book Nan tian and lists humorous and laudatory characterizations of members, including best dressed and most popular, as read aloud at the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Smyth Turmmen Melville Henry Cane
Governors Vrouw
Columbia
John Erskine
Clarence H. Young
Phi Beta Kappa
Messrs. Boone
Hall
Hanson
Hauser
E. M Hawks
H. Hoadley
R Cc. Hall
FP. Kidde
EH. Raymond
H . St Clair, Jr
C. W.stoddard
Harold Kellick
James John McKenna, Jr
Roelif Hasbrouck Brooks
Joseph Diehl Fackenthal
Gothia College
George Edward W
W. C. Kemp
Hull
P. P. Gardiner
J. W. Mackay
H. S. Giddings
R. H Brookin
George Edward Woodberry
G. R. Carpenter
Revenue stamps on steamship tickets rule revised
Internal Revenue Commissioner directs stamped pricing for passage tickets from any vessel to a foreign port. Each named passenger in a multi person ticket now requires a separate stamp, reversing previous practice where one stamp covered many travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Charles H. Treat
Tegart
Fom &T
Wisen
Census Work Nearing Completion in City
Charles S. Wilbur, Supervisor of the Census, said about two hundred enumerators have completed reports and the first box will be sent to Washington within days. He noted progress is favorable, even in Hell's Kitchen where information is easier to obtain. A letter from Milwaukee requested him to help locate a missing sister, Ella Deaper, last seen twenty two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Wilbur
Washington
Mr. Wilbur
Hell's Kitchen District
Emma Depper
Ella Deaper
Wilbur
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the Sunbeam League
Washington College OF Law
Colgate & CO
M. Plancon
Chicago News
Ibus Sunsa
Fociel
Horace Fletcher
M’lain
General Office
Burns
Mildred Reid
No. 3
Edith Lane Jones
Massachusetts
J. L. Murray
A. Boswith
Coffey
Betty Hobart
Owego
Grace E. Makinson
Tecumseh, Neb
N. J. Glasson
Glasson
Tribune Sunshine
Anna M. Morris
Charlesville
Bedford County
Penn
Morris
Earth
Albert Pike
W. M. Cooper
Ishop OF Canterbury
Richard T. Tweedy
Charlotte Clothilde Tweedy
William A. Finn
St. Francis Xavier
West Sixteenth-st
Isabelle E. Potosky
W. Harry Mowbray
West Ninety-first-st
Henry Brevoort Kane
West Seventy-sixth-st
Narragansett Pier
John E. Alexandre
West
Thirty-eighth-st
Lenox
Ethelwynde
Frelinghuysen
Trinity Church
Robert G. Remsen
Miss Remsen
New London
Conn
Commodore David Banks
Remsen
Lynch
Waldorf Astorila
Inwood-on-the-Hudson
Kip
W. C. Ivison
G. N. Young
Woodruff
J.S. Woodruff
Fannie Hoe Harper
John Harper
Leonard Nicoll
Mr. Harper
New Windsor
Rosalie Paul
Colonel Paul
United States Army
Henry A Barclay, Jr
Henry A. Barclay
Paul
William Waldorf-Astor
Barclay
Union Club
Marbelle George Bogart
William Franklin Bogart
Louis E. Hatzfeld
St. Luke’s Church
John T. Patey
Grace D. Bogart
Elizabeth Braine Burt
Josephine Hatzfeld
Charles Bell
Henry G. Sidford
Frederick A. Donnell
Washington Heights
Ferdinand P. Barte
Normandie
Ferdinand P. Earle, T
Montreuil-sur-Mer
Marie Louise Bird
Joseph Bird
Larchmont Manor
Willard Fisher
Anne Marie Kenny
Margaret Kenny
James J. Hunter
Ignatius Loyola
Eighty-fourth-st
Park-ave
East Eighty-sixth St
Albany
George Edward Graham
Lavinia Emilie Griffin
All Saints’ Cathedral
Frederick Sterling Griffin
Maspeth
Dean Robbins
Graham
Mary Coleman Herbert
James R. Herbert
Humphrey Warren Buckler
Riggin Buckler
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
J. Houston Eccleston
Frank Outerbridge
C. A. Kilvert
Frank Riggs
Harry
Zionists
Ing
HK Starr Giddiysgs
Maki
Jacnsav
Union Square
Brass & Iron
Uvur Own Foundries and
Shepm
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