Ann A Thorne Weds Titus At West Islip
Society page notes several weddings around West Islip and cities. Misa Ann A Thorne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fawin Thorne, wed Robert R Titus at noon with reception. Other out of town weddings include Miss Margaret Macdonald and Miss Margaret Sturgis. Additional notices cover marriages of Miss Mathilda Dolan, Miss Ruth Ellen Dow, and Mr Henry Gilland, with related receptions and post ceremony events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty
West Islip
Long Island
Misa Ann A. Thorne
Fawin Thorne
Madison Avenue
Robert R. Titus
Tho
Mary Kembarge Knapp Jr
Hariet Simmons
Dorothy Tyr
K Frais
Margaret W. Davison
Phyllis Batcheller
Frances P. Isham
Sturgis
Doug
Robert Sturgis
Nigel Cholmeley-Jones
St. Cherch
Cheltenham
Philip Steinmetz
Ludurnums
Chelten Hills
Cholzieley-Jones
Racquoe Club
Philadelphia
Jet Brown
John P. Brown
Belmont Terrace
Yonkers
Henry Gibbes Gilland
Greenerade
Yonser
Lester Mr. Conrow
Wendell Pritte Reptor
Ruth
William H. Alger
Third
Serent
William John Warton
Hot Springs
War Edna Hoyt
Warton
Princeton Commencement Opens With Yale Game
Princeton begins its commencement today with a Yale baseball game opening the program as graduates prepare for ceremonies tomorrow. The final graduation exercises are set for Tuesday morning with a campus drill by the Princeton battery and comments by President at Alexander Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Yale
Frona
Annizel Bull Lows
Uotr Politen
Prinerton Battery
Frew
Lake Carnegie & Barber
Alexander Hel
Alexander Heltier
U S to Honor Miss Cavell in Allied Ceremonies
Paris notes the Allied governments invite the American ambassador and other officials to attend a tribute to Miss Cavell, with arrangements discussed by U S and French authorities. The ceremony seeks broad participation and a visible display of unity among allied nations.
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Paris
Une
Sun
Wallace
Cavell
Todd
New. Y
André Heena
Miss Cavell
Lipton Confident He Will Lift Americas Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton returned by the White Star liner from Liverpool with confidence he can win the Americas Cup this time. He praised his boat Shamrock, designer Nicholson, and the Bid strongest crew, stating he has the best outfit after twenty one years to claim the trophy for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Lipton
Neing
Yasmom
Iser Colic
Liverpool
Icholson
Enp
America
Sis Thomas
Rochelle
Ambitious Mascot Hopeful As Sir Thomas Delays Decision
A young coal black boy with height red curly hair is described as a mascot candidate linked to a negro servant family. Sir Thomas expressed willingness to meet the boy but did not commit to accepting him as mascot. He plans full-time prep for the event and aims to influence Irish defenders’ spins alongside his challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas
Boy Scout Fund Receipts Reach 870000 In Total
At a gathering of the Boy Scouts of America committee at the Lawyers Club a total of 870000 was announced as donations. Major contributors included Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation John D Rockefeller Jr and others. The event highlighted support for expanding the Scout movement and planning future efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Fund
Seoute
America
Chihhom
Laura Spelman Hoshotolive Foundation
John D. Rockefeller Jr
le Dohers & Co
Uw Todd Shipping
Magazine Changea Its Name Luvgesinn Announces In Itymua
A garbled notice reveals a magazine announcing a name change to The Woo v The sheree in June with a new issue cover promising American principles. The fragment hints at a restructuring and branding shift amid unclear context and possible typographical errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luvgesinn
Itymua
Paddy the Beaver Explains Building a Dam
Paddy the Beaver explains to Old Mother Nature how he builds a dam and lodge using sticks mud and shredded wood. He emphasizes planning hard work and pride in crafting homes that stay above water and resist the cold and enemies. The tale ends with a promise to teach more about the Rat family next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy
Tonigh Foundation
Pauly
Veter Rabbit
Howe
Patdy
Saul
Paauesmier
Ander
Madde
Netura
Tan
Beaver
Marshall Field Fortune Maintained by Judge Feell Ruling
Chicago June 11 The will of Marshall Field remains intact as Judge Charles M Feesl upholds the will’s Article 20 preventing the fortune from being broken. The decision favors widow Nancy Field and delays Captain Marshall Field’s access to wealth, while Henry Marsh and actress Peevey Marsh lose their claims. Field may appeal through Loais Dunne.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Marshal Field
Hlcago
Charles M. Feeil
Superior Court
Peell
Marshall Field $d
Captain Field
Henry Marsh
Henry Anthony Marsh
Henry Wield
Peevey Marsh
Nancy Perkins Field
Henry Field
Hunty Field
Captain Feld
Ibis
Ahly
Plang
Chirago
East Defeats the West In Chicago Horse Show
Special Dispatch to Tha Tabane reports Chicago event at South Shore Covsciy Club. Bokosian Aetrosa owned by Miss duke Liege wins the Hotel Hillmore stake for best saddle horse. Wat keckies pony wins pony ribbon. Miva Janell Hopamuken with Hye takes blue in harness class. Che Stone and Cherry Blossom win griswua. Notable exhibitors include Mrs Lokasi and Robert 4 foe' Woadin with Geld Note Stuck Fan.
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P Guivin
Miva Janell Hopamuken
Hye
Che Stone
Cherry Blossom
Thora
Deporte
Lokasi
Robert
Bane
Paler
Nereis
Lee
Harrah
Acorn Morsis
W. Ta Lewse
Bee. Hee
Boh
Leta Fe Waltie P Benwa
Cinedih War Farm
IL Hryxon
Boy Receives Spine Bone Graft At City Hospital
Pittsme lie reports a rare operation grafting a bone from a boy to the spine after years of pain from ingranite. Doctors consulted medical authorities but sought a radical remedy. David agreed to the operation at Earth Bide Hospital as a potential cure, a seldom attempted procedure in spine surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieiies
Amea
Earth Bide
Davin
Fresh Air Fund Expands Homes and Capacity in Tribune Plan
The Tribune reports the Fresh Air Fund will serve 7,900 children this summer across ten vacation homes, with a newly acquired Bethany Manor in Amityville boosting capacity by 1,090. Upgrades at Shepherd Knapp Farm include an ice house, play pavilion, and a large airy library room, with work promised by June 15. Citizens are urged to donate toward a $50,000 target to support 7,000 children for 14,000 weeks of fresh air.
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The
Tribune
Bethany Moma
Amisyville
Bethany Aeso
Shepherd Knapp Farm
Shepherd Knapp
George A. Vondermubily
Ashford Hill
Bath
Furies Home
J. Happy Land
Tenafly
St. Melen’s
Interlaken
Mass
Kim Cottage
Fairfield
New York City
Boards to Carry Out Army Plans Named by Baker
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Baker named corps of officers to implement provisions of the army regulation bill. Boards meet June 14 16 and 26 at the War Department to prepare General Staff eligible lists and to determine promotions and retirements under new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington
Jammy Staff College
Army War
General Staff Corps
Gentral
Robert L. Baird
Stern Department
Agal
Bullard
J. F. Morrison
C. P. Summerall
John Biddla
G. W. Teal
C. J. Bailey
W. H. Davis
Engineers
Morte Rica
Winter Garden
Walser OL Gordon
Jdwell
W. S. McNain
J. C. Hor
Stage Door closes as Lenore Ulric stars in Son Daughter tour
Lenore Ulric ends her all star run in The Son Daughter at the Helasco Theatre after 240 performances. A cross country tour follows with engagements planned in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago. Alma Tell co stars in the Lenox screen version while a dress rehearsal for The Lights Dwibiury is noted. Cast includes Blanche Friderici Mazel Zumey Marcia Harris Mattie Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Ulric
China
George Scar
David Belasen
Helasco Theater
Bronx Opera House
Labor Day
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lee Shibert
Ts Metropolitan
Forty-Fourth Street
Alma Tell
Nero
Clare Kummner
Ann Nevil
E Marshall Birmingham, Jr
Oliver W. Hall
John O'Keefe
H. Burtram Lester
Boom Mrs Slack to Lead Federation of City Clubs
Reported candidacy for federation presidency includes Miss Totten and Laura Skinnes. Campaigns stress keeping federation free from religious and political strife. Mrs Slack, Republican with campaign manager Ella O Gorman Stanton, aims for February election. Miss Sinck seeks return after two years ago defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Slack
Federation of City Clubs
Rday
Miss Ty
Federation
Miss Totten
Laura Skinnes
Slick Fan
Holle
Ella O'Gorman Stanton
Slack
Wil Summe
Sinck
Harry M. ‘Lilly
Inventors Convene At I Institute Annual Convention
Yesterday the north ballroom of the Hotel Anton hosted the eleventh annual convening of the Institute of Inventors. Officers elected include J. Wing as president, Louis Schiemon as second vice president, Michael Quinans as third vice president, Milton Williams as fourth vice president, W.B. Rucker as fifth vice president, Nathan Langer as secretary, and Thomas Howard as executive chairman. Reports noted 14,000 patents submitted for evaluation and 6,? months of pending patents, with only 1,341 sales of value and 643 anticipated. The Gry service of New York will offer reappointment and zoning guidance to all applicants at Pallandes Interstate Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Institute of Inventors
Hotel
Anton
Institute
J. Wing
Henry H. Akers
Inges
Louis Schiemon
Sncond
Michael Quinans
Milton Willams
Vie Dent
W.B. Rucker
Afth
Vie
Nathan Langer
Thomas Howard
Ehaten
Tate
Gry’ Sr
New York
Pallandes Interstate Park
Thosa
Diyelkeann Yacht Club
Hudson Eivar
Going On Today at City Venues and Events
A jumble of schedules lists museum admission, park events, a science lab housing tour, and an exhibition at the Hotel of Man Smith Company. Highlights include a 2 pm start for a Grand Can event, a 3 pm plant exhibit at Brookside Botanical Gardens, and a Joan of Arc presentation by Greenw lahillie at the Community Council Center on West Klehtystourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Museu
Certacet Park Museum
Hunter Cole
Tovenytiah
National Bete
tVormana
Patonal Labora
Fia
Rochester U receives $9 million from Rockefeller Board
The University of Rochester gains $9 million from the Rockefeller Foundation and George Eastman to establish a modern medical school with a 250 bed teaching hospital. The gift includes $5 million from the Foundation and $4 million from Mr Eastman, with the Rochester Dental Dispensary adding the school’s dentistry clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleges of Dentistry and Surgery
Rockefeller Board
Geo. Eastman
Rochester
University of Rochester
Rockefeller Oral Education Board
George Wstman
Eastman
Rochester Dental Dispensary
Rush Rheem
de Abraham Flexner
General Education Board
Man
Rhees
Flesner
Mrs Catt Re-elected Leader by Alliance Congress
Geneva June 11 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt was unanimously reelected president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance at the congress here She agreed to accept the office despite prior indications she might retire and received congratulatory messages from American and English delegates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Joephua Daniels
Stanley McCormick
Lady Astor
Maud Royden
Cat
Dani
Congress
Wlaus
Ziegfeld Plans Crackdown On Ticket Speculators
Ziegfeld says he will permit accredited agencies to obtain tickets for his Follies but requires a $20,000 bond and promises to cap profits at 50 cents per ticket. He vows to fight underhand methods and avoid aiding street pedlars who sell tickets for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegfeld ‘Follies
Mx.Ziegfeld
Aldevalk
Chance Street
Swedish Choral Club Delivers Splendid New York Concert
The Swedish Choral Club of Chicago directed by Edgar A. Nelson sang at Carnegie Hall with around ninety voices. They plan to sail on the Drottningholm for a Scandinavian tour and presented a varied program including Scandinavian songs and works by Pinsatl Burleigh Dett Delamater Parker. Gustaf Holmquist offered several songs, and New York St Choral Club members joined in a brief chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgenien
Ion
Chorah Club
Chicago
Edgar A. Nelson
New York
Carnegie Hall
Drottningholm
Sweden
Pinsatl
Burleigh
Dett
Delamater
Parker
New York St Choral Club
Masks Displayed at Wanamaker’s Little Art Galleries
An exhibition titled Ford Collection by Benda features masks grouped by Dwight Franklin, constructed by Ellsworth Ford, opening yesterday at Wanamaker's Little Art Galleries. The pieces use a bone skeleton base with paper added to shape faces, with wax models in pre mill figures. Subjects include Longinus, Peter the Hermit, and Saladin, alongside ship models a whaler, a galleon, and a Japanese junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Waretaker
Benda
Dwight Franklin
France Decorates Woman for Blinded Rehabilitation Work
Miss Mabel Davison of New York has been awarded the ribbon and gold Medal de Reconnaissance by France for her rehabilitation work aiding blinded veterans. She recently returned to Paris after a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mabel Davison
New
Paris
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Harry C. 1
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Edgar Tilton Jr
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Peter Augustus Jay
Lees
Rome
Day
Boes
Emonsay
George W. Kava- Carlen
Re Place
Fred Sterry
Cinia Sterry
Weat
Greenwich
Conn
Francia H. Robinson
Lieth Street
Francia H. Jr
Robinson
Sional Interocean Corporation
Broadway
Mra
Bloomingdale
Donati
Don An
United States
Willie Bang
Lake Louie
R. Kles
del Monte
Laks Tahoe
Calif
U.S
Margaret Livingston Lee
Frederick S. Crofts
Church of the Holy Communion
Henry Livingston Lee
Sir Thomas Lipton
By Thornton W. Burgess
Paddy the Beaver
Hurieas
Marshall Field
Peggy Marsh
Merstall
F. Rolie
Len
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Pershing
Rochester U. For Medical School
London Lonugn
University College
Dical School
Rockefeller Foundation
Daily Mail
Institute of Anatomy
Itis
Pitt
Co Iage
London Unity
Saya
Catt
Alliance
Ziegfeld
Swedish Choral Club
Gilbert Cannan
Postaga
Peter
Rabbit
Dow
Peter Radsit
Healey
Harrolds Motor Car Company
West 54Th Street
Brooklyn
Pougeepsie
Harrolds
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