Engagements of Miss Bacot and Miss Dryden in New Jersey
Lieut Darrin of the French Escadrille and Miss Eleanor Carter Bacot announce their engagement. Bacot, of Morristown and Utica, is a Bank of the Republic descendant and Junior League member. Darrin flew in France and with an American aero squadron. he is an electrical carer in New York. Also announced: Miss Dorothy Dryden to Newcombe Chandler Baker at the Dryden summer home in Bernardsville with a special Hoboken train for New York guests. Baker, Harvard graduate and Navy veteran, will wed at the Dryden home. multiple Dryden relatives as attendants and guests. Lastly, Miss Joan Kingsley Ohl and David Frank Webster announce their engagement. Ohl is daughter of Josiah Kingsley Ohl, managing editor of The New York Herald.
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John V. Bacot
Morristown
N. J
Utica
Eleanor Carter Bacot
Honard Addison Darrin
Beatrice T. Jackson
Madison Avenue
Misa Bacot
Oliver Carter
Bank of the Republic
New York City
Bacot
Junior League of
New York
Charleston
Darrin
France
Chiteau Thierry
Argonne
Westinghouse Company
William Townsend
Montreal
Canada
Dorothy Fairchild Dryden
Forrest F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company
Duden
Newark
Bernardsville
Newcombe Chandler Baker
Charles W. Baker
Riverside Drive
John Dryden
Misa Elizabeth Dryden
Elvine Scherer
Summit
Misa Margaret Ripley
Charles W. Baker, Jr
John F. Dryden
Ralph W. Marshall
Wille L. Velie
Carl B. Whitmarsh
William C. Heppenheimer
Baker
Harvard
Ensigh
United States Navy
Josiah Kingsley Ohl
Fasty-fifth Street
Joan Kingsley Ohl
David Frank Webster
James Scott Webster
San Francisco
Ohl
The
Widow Mrs Andrews Probes Family in Dire Straits
A Brooklyn widow, four children aged seven to five months, faces poverty after her husband was killed in March by a delivery truce. Blinded by failing eyesight, she struggles to support the family. The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities will grant weekly food aid and raise a $500 fund for the year, accepting contributions at 69 Schermerhorn Street marked for 423 TR.
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Andrews
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
201 Degrees Bestowed At Princeton Commencement
Princeton conferred 201 degrees at its 172nd commencement with many 1917 and 1918 graduates. honorary degrees awarded to Frank A. Vanderlip, W J Manning, Robert Bridges, and others. The procession from Nassau Hall to Alexander Hall drew a large crowd with many graduates in uniform and the service flag bearing 048 stars.
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Princeton
Frank , A. Vanderlip
William J. Manning
Trinity
New York
Enoch Croyder
Robert Bridges
Jesse Lynch Williams
Albert W. Atwood
Edward Augustus Woods
Henest Lester Jones
A. M
Paul Elmer More
John Douglas Adam
Hartford Theological Seminary
D. J
John Mason Clark
New York State
D. Sc
Charles Wolcott Parker
New Jersey Supreme Court
LL. D
Caspar F. Goodrich
William Mindred Johnson
Nassau Hall
Alexander Hall
Alexander G. McCosh
Philip M. Kretschmann
Baird
Sydney D. Sherrerd
Randolph C. Sailer
Samuel N. Comly
Sydney Bi
Self
Archibald Deb.johnson
C. D. Joline
D. Sherrerd Lyman II
Atwitter
Benjamin T. Beckhart
Lynde
Firsydney
D. Sherrerd
Randolph Sailers
William D. JM
Hughes
Randolph ©. Sailer
Sherman Bennett
Benjamin H. Beckhart
Mexander C
One of Those Things Everybody Talks About
A fragmented school ceremony list shows honors and degrees with names across classes of 1917 1918 and 1919. Alumni and civil engineering students such as Herbert Harvey William Buell James Speers jr John Howley and Lawrence Proctor are cataloged among bachelor and civil engineering graduates.
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George D. Skinner
Meada Fletcher
Ralph D. McKee
Paul H. Norton
Sydney L. Wright, Jr
William C. Lyman
Niglis
Comeright
New York
Teibiinton
Henry A. Barton
Harry A. Etheridge
Herbert H. Harvey
William A. B. Paul
James M. Speers, Jr
Lawrence T. Anderson
Carl L. Arnold
William A. Buell
Benjamin H. Cory
Jarvin Cromwell
Richard M. Griffith
Irving A Guerin
Robert L. Invine
Lamartine V Lamar
Theodore ©. Meek
Percy Rayne Jr
Hawley Quier
Ray W. van Tuyl
George 8. Schmidt
Warren M. Weidman
Chres T. White
David Williamson
John H. Amen
William W. W. Arrowsmith
Benjamin T. Beckhart
Frederick $. Cooper
John A. V. Davies
William S. Gray, Jr
Walter A. Griffiths
Thomas S. Margest
John J. Howley
William D. F. Hughes
Lemuel F. du Archibald
John N. Edgar S
Kennedy
William A Kirkland
Philip M. Kretschmann
Artemus
Leslie
Arthur W. Marks
Mer Hert K. Martin
Clinton O. Mayer, Jr
John C. Milne
Paul R. Norton
Theron L. Prentiss
Francis R. Rodgers
John G. Rathermel
John F. Savid
Franklin F. Snyder
Ellis Waller
Paul C. Walter
Raymond ©. Whitman
Franklin K. Wilbur
Franke Vardee
Samuel Grant
Nathaniel B. Johnson
Thomas C. Matthews
Robert W. Parker
Lawrence M. Proctor
Howard M. Smith
William J. Whiteney
Charles R. Arrott
Charles E. Bayly
Edward P. Hecker
James C. Boyd
Jacob P. Brenner
Sydney KE. Brewster
John H. Burns
Holbrook B. Cushman
Aaron B. Cutting
Henry B. de Gray
Elbert Dent
Irsdohn F. Donoho
William M. Dougherty
Meredyth H. Ewing
Duniua
Fishburn
Edmund
Mayes
Edward G. Terend
Frederick B Wille
Frank A. Zanino
Kenneth W. Alford
Nathan H. Aronsohn
William H. Bade
Harold M. Baer
William R. Baker
Robert F. Barnett
Frederick Mec. Blossom
Allen R. Bray
Frederick
Cart
William L. Clark
Samuel N. Comly
Iva J. Cox
Chandler Cudlipp
Grant A. Dibert
Donald W. Kelly
John D. Kuser
Donald K. Luke
Tulph J. MeKes
David Mandel
Edmund §. Manny
Elmer W. Munnil
Arthur L. Norton
Paul W. Orth
Vudentina
Jk. Raymond
Mertwal €. Read
Robert G. Rouse
Randolph G. Sailer
Henry BR. Samstag
John J. Schaofer
Iru
Sydney
Self
Irvin A. Sprague
John J. B. Stoetzer
Donald Mack Street
Richard W.thorington
Frederick J. Tracy
Hamilton M. Warren
Robert J. Washburn
Monty L. Wheeler
Jr Arthir
Windell
John J. Winn
James I. Closson
David N. Corson
Kewin W
Yale Revives Old War Customs at Commencement
Yale graduation events resume prewar traditions with class poems, prophecies, histories, and concerts at Woolsey Hall. Law School anniversary address by Swager Sherley highlights a long ceremony. scholars from classes of 89, 90, and 09 participate as senior day unfolds with glee club concert and promenade.
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New Haven
Yale
United States
Woolsey Hall
Law School
Charles Ushervill
New York
Swager Sherley
Kentucky
St of Speakers
Shefield
Ceanford
Bill) Fisher Williams
Jobn J L. Campbell
John Marshall Hoopes
Wilmington
Del
Lawrence Wade Baxs
Crowley
Edward Tenryam Shaw
Orange
N. J
Frederick Gregg Thompson, Jr
St. Joseph
Donald M. Campbell, Jr
Detroit
Stephen V. Benet
Augusta
Guy
W. Melville Borders
Chicago
Dean Kirkham Worcester
W York
Linonta Brothers Library
Glee Club
Glee Club Ineerick
Doraldina to Hula Into Legitimate Stage
Doraldina the hula dancer leaves cabaret for the legitimate stage under Thomas Dixon who signs her for a new play titled in the Red Dawn with rehearsals starting next week. Mary Garden joins the cast of Tumble In at the Selwyn Theatre, entering as a chorus member in a municipal comedy amid little publicity.
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Doraldina
Thomas Dixon
Donaldini
Mary Garden
Selwyn Theatre
Wilson
Anrica
Mary
Ziegfeld Follies Thirteenth Edition At New Amsterdam Theatre
Review praises the thirteenth Ziegfeld Follies noting superb voices led by John Steele and a strong Eddie Cantor performance. Describes dances by Marilyn Miller and a Godiva tableau by Ben Ali Haggin, with criticism of lingering dull spots and uneven material but overall praise for wit, staging, and beauty.
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John Steele
New Amsterdam Theatre
Irving Berlin
Shubert
Steele
Eddie Cantor
Oxtoopath
Rennold Wolf
Cantor
Pew
Marilynn Miller
Joseph Urban
Ben Ali Haggin
Dr. Straton
Rabbi Wire
Godiva
Maurice
Walton
Ray
Johnny Dooley
Winter Garden
Century Roof
William and
Gordon
Bert Williams
Ren
Will Rogers
Crary Niinber
Ziegfeld
Murteal Hoy
Vaudeville Review Highlights Mannequin and Hungarian Rhapsody
Edna Goodrich and Ana Goodrich present The Mannequin to entertain as fashion display while Edgar Allen Woolf's work leans toward honest fun. Harry Watson’s prizefighter bit opens with vaudeville novelty as The Avon Comedy Four return for a second week with Hungarian Rhapsody. Sailor Reilly and Ruth Roye perform spirited character songs and Ivan Bankoff offers a ballet divertissement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Goodrich
Edgar Allen Woolf
Harry Watson
Sailor Reilly
Ruth Roye
Ivan Bankoff
Envoy to Honduras Wed at Tegucigalpa
Thomas Lambda Jones, the American Minister to Honduras, wed Miss Julia Duron y Duran at the American Legation in Tegucigalpa. The ceremony Saturday was attended by President Bertram.
You're Fined and You're Fired at Strand Strand bill
On the Screen Wallace Reif stars in You're Fined at the Strand with Hawley and Reid amid a light comedy plot about a jobless suitor who pretends to be fired to win his love. Charlie Chaplin appears and Charlie the hired mime threads through a playful program with classic musical numbers and a topical revue.
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Wallace Reid
Strand
Wallace Reif
Wands Hawley
Reid
Wallner Reid
Billy
Mise Manley
Helen
Father
Hilly
Chfolen
Henry Woodwart
Theodore Roberts
Raymond Hatton
Charlie
Sunnyside
Pdaa Purvainee
Edna
Ethel Clayton
Lew Cody
Marcel Middleton
Miss Clayton
Marcel
He Straight
Narow
Mr. Cody
Irving Cummings
Cosmo Hamilton
Taft and Hughes Offer Aid as Umpires in Actors Dispute
William Howard Taft and Charles E. Hughes offered to serve as umpires in the dispute between Actors Equity and Producing Managers Association. Vincent Stewart, secretary of Actors Equity, said the group met at the Hotel Astor with telegrams from Elsie Ferguson and Elsie Janis voicing support. The parties agreed that if contract forms are unsettled the umpire would arbitrate, and if equity wins the managers would heed the decision, but if the ruling favors managers compliance could wait until the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William i, Taft
Charles EB. Hughes
Actors’ Equity
Manaters
Vinant Stewart
Eouity
Hotel Astor
Elsie Ferguon
Elsie Janis
Ample Trains for Vacation Travel Promised
Washington officials said the railroad administration expects to provide equipment for a large number of holiday travellers on the upcoming rush home, despite the great homeward movement of troops.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
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