Read Sister Maid of Honor Named for Wedding
Caroline Read selects her sister as maid of honor for the wedding set at St John Church Cold Spring Harbor. The bride to be Caroline Hicks Read plans to wed Archibald G. McTiwnine with extensive family and local dignitaries noted among attendees and arrangements at the Read residence and nearby church venue.
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Charlotte Torrey Weds John W Taussig In St Regis Ball Room
Miss Charlotte Foote Torrey daughter of the late Augustine Torrey and niece of Frederick Jay Foote married John Wingwood Taussig son of the late George W Taussig in the Hotel St Regis ballroom. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Himore. A reception, dinner and dance followed with family and friends in attendance.
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Broadway Shubert Season Adapts Many Shows and Casts
The Shubert Crescent in Brooklyn hosts Clare Kummer's comedy The Lights of Duxbury with a large European and American cast including Ann Nevi Eugene Powers Marshail Weningham J K Hutchinson Oliver Wdull John OKeefs H Burtram Lester Blanche Feideriel Hasel Tururris and Mat tie Fergus ey The Celtic Players join Proyinestown The tevs for a slate of revivals and fresh works The program features Nine live productions including The Greenwich Village Foiliex and Fou Lovay prior to uptown transfers The Brooklyn news covers wedding and casting updates plus a theater roof repair delaying George Write s Scandals of 1980
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St Stephen's College to Get Five New Buildings
At Annandale on Hudson plans call for five new structures within three years, including an administration building 610, classroom building 200,000, science laboratory 100,000, and two dormitories 60,000 each. The campus will expand from ten existing buildings valued at 650,000 as final commencement events are announced.
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Muskrat tales peek into river home and family life
A storyteller narrator describes Jerry Muskrat and his kin, noting digging, dam building, and tunnels under water. The piece highlights muskrat family life, feeding habits, and nightly social calls, while warning of predators and the importance of safe homes and winter preparations.
Finnish Diplomat Sails Praising U S Doctrines
A Finnish minister aboard the steamship Drottningholm declares he is “100 per cent American” and fully aligned with United States doctrines. He thanks the American relief effort and notes U S aid to the stricken. accompanying his wife, Sweden’s Count and Countess travel with an entourage, while a governor’s daughter joins the party amid provincial ties.
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New Yorkers cited for heroism in France action
Brooklyn and Norwood men received citations for extraordinary heroism near St Souplet France on October 13. Private Lee advanced to locate a fortified house entrance and, after clearing it by bayonet, held a detachment, forcing about thirty five enemy soldiers to surrender. He later advanced toward an outhouse and placed further enemy at risk.
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Ve-day era and national desolation noted in museum and memorials
A garbled list of museums, parks, and national desolation themes references Ve-day celebrations and war era memorials. It mentions American museums, dedication events, conventions, manufacturers, and labor organizations, with scattered place names and addresses implied. The text is fragmentary and non-cohesive.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund Seeks Support for City Children Vacation
The Tribune outlines a plan to send six Chinese girls and other city children to the country for a summer vacation through the Fresh Air Fund. Workers identify suitable children, estimate demand, and appeal for donations to cover trips and related costs, aiming to raise around 12,000 dollars while highlighting ongoing generosity and program reach.
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Miss Hawley Debuts in Rialto Screen at Theatre
Miss Hawley stars in Jerome K Jerome’s humorous play adapted for the Rialto, hailed as a promising screen debut with a blend of beauty and ability. The program includes Monkey Business, Orpheus in the Lower World, and a light musical scoring by the Rialto orchestra, featuring Grace Hofman and John Priest with a varied cast.
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New York Orchestra Opens Ambassade in London
The New York Symphony Orchestra led by Walter Damrosch performs in London tonight before a representative audience of music lovers. Among those attending are Ambassador John W. Davis and Lord Rendines. After the concert most members return to America while Damrosch and Albert Spalding stay in England.
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Mount Mary’s College graduation honors notable names
The annuay commencement at Mount Marys College featured Rev. Thomas Tyexiton presiding as speaker. Graduates included Dezree Pied Noo and Mart field Aver Rac Tobin alive Vaili Carroll Rann New York, with actress Carralland and Conway mentioned in attendance.
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300 Roosevelt Lodge Italians in uncertain conflict
Unclear OCR fragment lists names and places including Roosevelt Lodge and Colonel OYSTER WAY with scattered terms like Lt and Dr Ry. Unable to determine a cohesive event or clear subjects from the text.
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Civilian Clothes Returns to Moresco Theater on Broadway
The revival review notes strong reception for Civilian Clothes at the Moresco Theater. Thom ody 1 con stands in for McCinnis and delivers deft performance. cast members Underwood, Laskam, Seabury, Emma Sharrock, and others receive praise for acting, costuming, and novelty acts in a varied program led by Bertard’s Wolfio Wailosteir.
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Seminary to Admit Women by Trustees of Rochester Institution
Dr Frank W. Padelford head of the Rap Board of Education announced in New York that the Rochester Seminary will admit women. The decision, to be discussed at the Northern Baptist Convention in Buffalo June 28 to 26, aims to bolster the pool of ministers and allow women to pursue regular courses for a college degree.
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Saquival Earns Bachelor of Divinity Degree
Saquival completed the requirements for the bachelor of divinity degree and is eligible to graduate. The milestone marks a significant step in theological study and prepares for forthcoming commencement activities.
Balzac Item Sells For Top Price At Library Sale
A Balzac Comedie Humaine volume printed on imperial Japan paper sold for 100 dollars to Gabriel Welle at the first session of Thomas Ho Moran's library sale at Anderson Galleries. The top price of the afternoon came with the 100 dollar bid, and the sale closed at 2263 dollars total. The auction resumes this afternoon at 2:80.
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