Marriages and Society Notes Highlight Two East Side Weddings
Social page rundown shows Mrs Onativia marrying Andre de Coppet at 122 East _Bcond Street_ with notable guests and a lengthy account of gown, wedding party, and post ceremony plans. Additional nuptials include Miss Audrey Fieger to Victor de Brice at Presbyterian Church, with Princeton ties, and Miss Renee Ga Bi marrying Gerdner Gayle Prat at Washington Square South. Also mentioned are club affiliations, news of library auction, and a pulp industry development in Virginia.
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Audrey Fieger
Frank L. Fieger
Vietor Ae
Brice Presbyterian Church
Thelbrde Hhaker
Fe Fontaine Ir
A. Paul Traub
Syracuse
Pii
Hey
William Merrill
Traub
Mfr
Leo
Renee Ga
Gerdner Gayle
Prat Eglinton Montgomery
Washington Square
Jams and Jellies Prices to Rise Next Year
Jams and jellies are forecast to be 49 to 50 percent higher next year as sugar costs climb from nine to 22 cents a pound. A conference in Louisville with industry leaders urged rationing and increased car supply to transport fruit and sugar, signaling broader price hikes for preserved fruits and berries.
No Class Lines In U S Coolidge Urges Graduates
Governor Coolidge addresses Holy Cross College graduates in Worcester urging service over selfishness, warning against revolutions and stressing education, public welfare, and the protection of authority for progress.
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U.S
Coolidge
Holy Cross College
Worgester
Mass
America
Honest name defines Little Robber the Cotton Rat tale
Old Mother Nature tells of the Tat family and the Rat folk, focusing on Little Robber the Cotton Rat. He is small, yellowish-brown with short fur, burrows in fields, eats grain, and is destructive to ground-nesting birds. Trader is a cousin known for trading rather than stealing, replacing what he takes with something in return.
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Porky
Tat
Old Mother Nature
Robber
Tin
Robbers
Min
Old Felds
Hediex
Whallar
Kobher
Jerry Muskrat
Peter Rabbit
ConyriMt
Zionist Flag Lowered by Veterans at Jersey City Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars removed a Zionist flag from a City Hall pole in Jersey City after notifying the Young Judean Association that the banner should be placed below the American flag. The American Legion was not involved and is not affiliated with the VFW in this action.
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Foreign Wars
Jersey City
Veterans of Foreign, Wars the Tribune
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Young Judean Association
Going On Today Across Museums And Society Events
A long OCR fragment lists museum free admissions and a packed events schedule in New York. Items include American Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art free days, concerts, lectures, club lunches, and a theater meeting with speakers such as Dr Grigory Zilbourg. Mentions Madison Avenue venues and several society figures and organizations.
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Etropulitan Museum of Art
Arleston van Cortlandt Park Museum
The
Aquarium
Paris
Credit Annunctation
Can- Ventlan
Total Cunstitutors
Allied Medien
Asavelathina
Ineston Canventhan
Petmogytenia
Dingateli
Consentian
Celngecore
New York Institute
Washington
Cox Tuners
Tamel Couneil Bf
Pureign
Shaner
Hou Astor
Grigory 2Ilbourg
Tayi Gitwon
Teli Wee
Kaighen
Minn Olledegen
Madison Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Bb. Arnedon
Hink Witcher iUapien
League of Amen Vetera
Fresh Air Fund aims to entertain thousands of city children
The Tribune reports New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania towns preparing to host Fresh Air guests as school ends. Rotary clubs and local communities. Sayre and others pledge strong support, with Connecticut towns organizing to host up to 90 guests each. Total contributions near $3,000, but the fund seeks $90,000 to provide 13,000 children with fortnighly vacations, urging readers to send donations to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
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New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Tribune Ford Auxiliseres
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Hinghamton
Rotarians
Sayre
Rotary Cab of
Newto
Smilleties
Cordat Waverly
Rotary
Hemton
Albany
Johnnie
Susie
Glens Pally
Poul Ergard
Gransilte
Bristol
Manchester
Putnam
Willimantic
Friends of the Children
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
The
Tribune
Ailie Warter Sturese
Aspen
Varkerre
Varkerre 1 Weert P Yee BS Tellamd
Hartland Cement Co Tagl
Comte Nats
Fennie G. Rieehe
Mare Rein It
Tent Gras Monsta Weiurs
Adela
Alenicham
Willing
Graham Appleton i
Eherk
the Tribune
Board Approves 58000 in School Salary Raises
The Board of Education approved numerous salary boosts under the Lackwool-Donokie act, effective August 1, totaling 58000 this year with larger raises planned under the law. Principals, principals of trade schools, and district and associate superintendents receive increased pay, including John W. Davis rising to 7500 and the director of attendance to 7500, with other district and staff raises noted.
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Educ c
U Ton
C. B. Snyder
John W. Davis
Attendnness
Eugene A. Nifenecker
Referense
Henry S. M. Cook
Eugene C. Gibney
Fred~erick Martin
Speech Im Proventent
A. Emerson Palmer
Board of Education
TR. W. Rodman
Morris Baker No 1 Loses Fight for Estate
Surrogate Foley granted letters of administration to Gussie Baker of New Haven on the estate of Morris Baker head of the American Burlesque Association. Baker died May 7 in an Auburn auto crash while with his second wife Bertha. First wife, long absent, challenged. Connecticut reciprocity theme noted. Daughter to receive one third.
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Foley
Gussie Baker
New Haven
Conn
Morris Baker
American Burlesque Association
Baker
Auburn
Bertha Waker
Meriden Charities Name Ten Men For Family Budget Study
Ten women named by the Organized Charities Association to determine weekly living expenses for Meriden families under current prices report that a family of five without extras requires about 27.52 dollars per week after three months of investigation. The figures reflect the standard costs faced by a five member household in the city, with emphasis on essentials and current price levels.
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Meriden, Wonn
Organized Charities
Meriden
Sister revives bid to revoke Leslie will in estate case
Baronetess Salvador’s sister Henrietta Hurlbut as administrator seeks revival of an application to revoke the will of Mrs. Frank Leslie. The probate dispute revolves around a prior will allegedly naming Salvador for reward and a diamond coronet, while most of the estate was left to Carrie Chapman Catt for woman suffrage. Proceedings paused after Salvador’s death, with Mrs. Hurlbut continuing the petition before Surrogate Foley.
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Frank Leslie
Foley
Henrietta R. Hurlbut
Salvador
Leslie
Lesle
Les
Paris
Carrie Chapman Catt
Marlbut
Beach Estate Debts Slash Heir's Net Value in 1818 Case
Frederick Ogien Beach, a noted society figure and sportsman, left a gross estate of 442150 but debts of 210170 reduced the net to 113911. Major obligations included 105000 to William K Van Debilt and 90460 to Taylor Robin son stock brokers. Mrs Camille Bench, his widow, gains a life interest in the entire net estate.
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Frederick Ogien Beach
Beach
William K. Vandebilt
Taylor & Robinson Stock Brokers
Bench
Camille Bench
Charles A. Havemeyer
Princeton Graduate Selected for Four Month U S Tour
Russell Crowne Jr son of Samuel K Probasco of New York was chosen yesterday as the Most Pleasing Man among Princeton University graduates and will join Charles G Curtis of Rector Street on a four month tour of the United States. Crowne held a wartime commission as second lieutenant in the army and served in the transport service.
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Princeton
U. S. Hi
Russell Crowne Jr
Samuel K. Probasco
West Fiftyeighth Street
United States
Charles G. Curtis
Rector Street
Princeton University
Curtis
Perilous to Rule Armenia, Opinion of Relief Worker
Miss Margaret Finn, after fifteen months with Near East Relief in Armenia, says the United States should aid but avoid entangling in Armenian diplomacy. She recalls food shortages and dangers from Turks, Tartars, and Bolshevik forces, with refugees and American workers evacuated to Batum and Constantinople. Other onlookers include Mme Henry Raguin, Nowicki and family, and Raymond Sonn, with boxing figures aboard the liner Leopoldina.
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United States
Armenia
Margaret Finn Yeterday
America
Constantinople
Tiflis
Caucasus
Batum
U.S. 5
Pittsburgh
Raymond
Jor Burman
Stage Door Farce and Cast Changes Dominate Playhouse Evening
Passengers all told The Stage Door Wagenhall and Kemper present a new farce Seeing Things by Mayo and Kennedy at the Playhouse this evening. Cast includes Frank McIntyre John Westley Dorothy Mackaye Ken Vantine Jay Wilson William Osworth and Harry Tillford. Arthur Hammerstein renames Tickl e Me as The Love Bath. Mitzi shows a new musical comedy after a 101 week season. Zelda Sears and Harold Levy provide book lyrics and music. Ina Williams returns from Melbourne to Shubert Gaieties engagement. Clifford Brooks moves from Is West to York for the Atlantic. Lassie fans at Nora Bayes enjoy the open air theater roof. Madelon La Varre sails Leopoldina for Century Promenade engagement. Louise Clark joins Honey Girl cast at Cohan Harris in first pro appearance. The Sign on the Door with Marjone Rambeau at Republic Theater sold to Norma Talmadge for First National Pictures.
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Wagenhall & Kemper
Margaret Mayo
Aubrey Kennedy
Onder
Frank McIntyre
John Westley
Dorothy Mackaye
Ken Vantine
Jay Wilson
William Osworth
Harry Tillford
Mitzi
Henry W. Savage, Inc
Zelda Sears
Harold Levy
Madelon la Varre
Leopoldina
Century Promenade
Louise Clark
Charles Wlark
Cohan & Harris Theater
Channing Pollock
Marjoné Rambeau
Republic Theater
Norma Talmange
First National Pictures
Opera Benefit for Italy Relief by Metropolitan Artists
Opera Folk join a charity concert at Acolias Hall next Saturday to aid relief for Italy, featuring Evelyn Seotney and Luella Chilson-Ohrman Walvaeviteh of the Metropolitan Opera, and Dazie with Giuseppe Bonfiglio. Children from the League will perform. funds support relief supplies to Italy.
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Italy
Mias
Evelyn Seotney
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme
Luella Chilson-Ohrman Walvaeviteh
Mil Dazie
Muly
Acolias
Mile
Dazie
Giuseppe Bonfiglio
League
Altman Graduates 55 Girls in Pickford Curls
Altman Continuation School held graduation ceremonies for fifty five female students and twenty nine male students. The event featured a play Uncle Sam's Daughters with suffrage pageantry, speeches by Jank Beckley and Fredsam, and diplomas distributed by the Altman firm head.
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Altman’s
Pickford
Sweet Pits
Neste
Mary Pickford
Altman Continuation School
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Barbara Fridehie
Molly Pitcher
Clara Barton
Uncle Am
Soonea
Jank Beckley
Altman
Fredsam
Susan Helen Carey
Periodical Publishers' Association Officers Elected
At the Yale Club last night the Periodical Publishers Association elected officers. Frederick L. Collings of McClure's was named president with Curtis Publishing Co. vice president and advertising chair Ro C. Wilson. J B Kelley of the ropelitan' magazine became secretary, C Henry Hat of the International Magazine Co treasurer, and Thomas A. Barrett of Orange-Judd Co. among the executive committee members with Henry A. Newhall of Modern Priscilla also serving.
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Leasoning
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Yale Club
Presi T. Frederick L. Collings
McClur
Publiqher
PS. Call the Curtis Publixiing Co
Ro C. Wilson
McCall
Prsident
J. B. Kelley
Ropelitan'! Magazine
C. Henry Hat
International” Magazine Co
Thomas A. Barrett
Orange-Judd Co
Henry A. Newhall
Priscilla
Polish Repatriated Troops Arrive on Pocahontas Transport
An army transport Pocahontas brought repatriated troops including 1812 men and eight officers from Dangig and Antwerp, with Major John Dekarski among the chaplains. The vessel carried 542 American soldiers and nurses, plus civilian employees, war brides, and war babies. the passenger list was completed.
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Dangig
Antwerp
Pocahontas
John Dekarski
Brookon
France
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Mrs. Onativia
A. de Copper
Henry A. Barclay
Idna D. Clarke
Hotel Gotham
Charles W. Marlow
Clara Barclay Onativia
Henry Anthony Barclay
Mario
Peter F. Farnum
Bcond Street
Andre de Coppet
Fiward J. de Coppet
de Copper Stevens
Ste
Mees
Fanpese
Toeir
Parkdrende
Marshall Cliytm
Dorothy Mr
Willian Marlow
Ateie Baptist Church
Rov
Dius Woelfkin
Feo Bridernom
Hotel Gothan
Helen Marion Skusw
Rochester
Honor
Mies Margaret Jemore
Mire Gia
Dorothy
Gladys Foster Lyons
James
Mikey Lyons
Viola Fo
Asbury
Pros
Mina Marsenvet
Ealite
James Prone
Clark
Warren
Puilip Vollsier
Thes Citys
Wylie
York
Far
T. J. Oakley
Wodg
Ae and
Mex Phio
Rhinelander 2d
John Innen Kane
Ape
Countess de Guiliffet
Frances G. Stevena
Thomas H. Moynan
Yale of St. Moynan’y
Ae Anderesn
Pare Ave
Fifty-ninth Street
B Bonaventure
Arenes
Waterloo
Bsburg
Sune Lin
Monus
Manufac
Wiss Agnes de Selding
William Leicester van Leer
Philadelphia
Joel Shrawsbury de Selding
Hb East Eighty Sixth Street
Riley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vish
Europe
Javanine
Boston
Mattock
A. Hiskon
Flying Juadron
John P. O'Brien
Corporation Counsel of
Rockefeller Institute
Frank W. Crowder
St. James Episcopal Church of
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Fosdick
Union Theologs Minary
Philadelpius
Amherst
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn Standard Union
Alexander D. Noyes
New York Evening Post
Albert W. Atwood
Dam
Brooken
Low
Ef Politics Institute
Baston University
Troy
Polytechnic Institute
Ocghester
Dwight W. Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Co
University of Rochester
Morrow
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
Maneun
Hleow
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lockwood-Donolue
Morris Baker No
Leslie Will
Dreicer
Fifth Avenue
Forty-Sixth
Margaret Finn
Arthur Hammerstein
Waving
Melbourne
Australia
Ina Williams
Shubert
Shuberts
Clifford Brooks
Lyric Theater
Lo JSON
Nora Bayes Theater
Opera Folk
Reed & Barton
Theodore B.starr,inc
Feth Avenue
Maiden Lane
Stote School
F. L. Collins
McClure’s,” Heads Periodical Association
Pierce
Healey
Harrolds Motor Car Company
West 54Th Street
Alto
Brooklyn
Poughkeepric
Harrolds
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