Jones Street to Bloom with Window Boxes and Night Music
Jones Street in New York, once elegant, is undergoing a revival led by Greenwich House Settlement. New window boxes, trees, and an ivy covered rear tenement are to bloom by August while cobble pavement may be replaced by asphalt. A prize for best display and Saturday night lawn parties for mothers are planned with music on the steps if funds allow.
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Jones-st
Fourth-st
Bleecker
New York
e@ittle square
Greenwich House
Jones St
Tree Planting Association
Fense
Jones Sr
V. G. Simkhovitch
Weddings of Yesterday SHUMAN-EHRENREICH
Miss Lillian Beatrice Ehrenreich and George Harrison Shuman wed at Delmonico's in an elaborate ceremony. The bridal party included Nina Ehrenreich as maid of honor and Edwin A. Shuman as best man. Boston guests arrived by special train and many New York attendees joined the celebration amid daisy garlands and rose trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonico’s
Lillian Beatricehrenreich
Moses Whrenreich
East Seventy-fourth St
George Harrison Shuman
Boston
Nina Ehrenreich
Eewin A. Shuman
Louis G. Seligman
Walter William Kiaber
James J. Ehrenreich
Héwin Ehrenreich
Sidney E. Shuman
Carl Fishel
Theodore Harold Joseph
Leo Ehrenreich
A. Shuman
Samuel Shuman
Alexander Steinert
J. A. Ratshesky
William A. Gaston
Hugo O'Donnell
East
J. Curren
Beverly
Alter E. Simmons
Carl Dreyfus
Amo
New-York
Asiel
M. Ehrenreich
Lewengood
H. H. Beringer
Angee. Weil
Ee Lyons
Gladys Weil
Lipper
Hugo Reed
Cordelia Fieldman
Maude Fogerty
Madeline Worden
Harry King
Ada Springer
Edne Falk
W. B. Wolf
M. Wolf
Hannah Herman
Blackall
Miss Meg Belle Commoss Weds Wilson A. M. Watson
Miss Meg Belle Commoss daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Commoss married Wilson Albert Murray Watson of Crawford New Jersey in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Dr 2 G Bacchus of Brooklyn The gown was white liberty satin with Duchess lace Miss Carolyn Commoss sister of the bride wore blue point de Paris Edward Stoddard of Brooklyn served as best man and Miss Helen and Master Lloyd Smith cousins of the bride were flower bearers A reception followed and the couple departed for a trip through Eastern Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Belle
Joseph T. Commoss
West One-Hundred-And Twelfth-St
Wilson Albert Murray Watson
Crawford
N. J
2. G. Bacchus
Brooklyn
Carolyn “Ommoss
Edward Stoddard
Helen
Master Lloyd Smith
Mrs. Watson
Canad
Marriage of Katharine Frasier Baller and Henry Montfort Parker
Miss Katharine Frasier Baller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bailey of Central Park Ave Yonkers and Henry Montfort Parker of New York were married at noon yesterday at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Bronxville by Rev Richard Hayward. The bride wore white silk mull trimmed with point lace and diamonds. She was given away by her father. matron of honor was Mrs Mortimer Smith of Lynn Mass. Ushers were Woodson R Oglesby Joseph Schenck R W Morgan and Mortimer Stith. A wedding breakfast followed at the Manhattan Hotel. The couple will sail for Europe today aboard the Auguste Victoria and will later reside at Hotel Grande Bretagne Florence Italy. Parker is a noted portrait painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Frasier Baller
John Bailey
Central Park Ave
Yonkers
Henry Montfort Parker
New York
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bronxville
Richard Hayward
Westchester County
Mortimer Smith
Lynn
Mass
Woodson R. Oglesby
Beacon Heights
Tuckahoe
Joseph Schenck
New York City
R. W. Morgan
Armour Villa Park
Mortimer Stith
Manhattan
Hotel Grande Bretagne
Florence
Italy
Parker
Wedding of Miss Janet Posey Smith and Frederick M Johnson
Miss Janet Posey Smith and Frederick Morgan Johnson wed at Christ Episcopal Church Pelham Manor in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride, a Kentucky native, resides with her sister, and Johnson, an officer at New York Safe Insurance Co, belongs to Yale and other clubs. Rev F Tennen officiated, with Mr Wilcording as brother-in-law who gave the bride away, and Mrs Joseph A Isaker of Pittsburgh as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Posey Smith
Frederick Morgan Johnson
Christ Episcopal Church
Pelham Manor
Pelham Manor Club
Joseph T. Wilberdins
Kentucky
Johnson
New- York Safe Insurance Company
Yale, University
Wilcording
F. Tennen
Joseph A. Isaker
Pittsburg
Quiet New Rochelle Wedding Ties Louise Fornachon to Benjamin Cart
A restrained ceremony occurred Tuesday at the home of Rev. Dr. Charles F. Canedy, rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, uniting Louise Fornachon formerly of New Rochelle and Boston fan Benjamin Cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Rochelle
Charles F. Canedy
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Louise Fornachon
That City
Benjamin Cart
Boston
Quiet Wedding for Florence Bradley and Frederick Pratt
Miss Florence Bradley married Frederick B Pratt in a small ceremony at the bride’s parents home 436 Central Park West. Attendants included maid of honor Nell McGuiness and flower girl Edythe Bradley with Thomas B Cummings as best man. Only close relatives and friends attended. no reception was held.
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Florence Bradley
Frederick B. Pratt
James H. Bradley, Jr
Central Park West
Nell McGuiness
Edythe Bradley
Thomas B. Cummings
Marriage of Miss Janie Crank to Raymond McMillan
The Rev Percy Grant officiated at the marriage of Miss Janie Maude Crank to Raymond Jennings McMillan yesterday at the Church of the Ascension. The bride wore white mousseline de soie and lace and was attended by maid of honor Miss Emily Johnston of Birmingham. Bridesmaids were Antoinette Barkley Nina Clark and May Owen. Best man was James M Crank. ushers were Donald McMillan Leslie Palmer and Clarence Freeman. A reception at Mrs Co Crank’s home followed. The couple plan a European tour after their wedding.
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Lillian May Northrup
William Rosekrans Northrup
Hawthorne
N. Y
Wilmer Eugene Tompkins
Grace Church
White Plains
E. Edith Penny
Gertrude Maud Ryer
New York
Percy
Grant
Janie Maude Crank
Raymond Jennings McMillan
Church of the Ascension
Emily Johnston
Birmingham
Antoinette Barkley
Nina Clark
May Owen
James M. Crank
Donald McMillan
Leslie Palmer
Clarence Freeman
Co. K. Crank
Waverley Place
Mewusilan
Marriage announcements from New Jersey and nearby states
Miss Julia L. Stark married Dr. Bryant Sloat Fassett at All Angels Church West End Ave and Eichty first St The couple’s reception followed at the Hotel Majestic Somerville NJ reports another June wedding at St Johns Episcopal Church Miss Savilla Stoddard Titsworth wed Dr John Edwin Woolverton in a ceremony led by Rev Charles Fiske The bride was given away by her cousin George N Lowry and attendants included Miss Frances Dunning and Miss Ellen Murray Dunning
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All Angels’ Church
West End
Ave
Eichtyfirst-st
Julia L. Stark
Byron G. Stark
Bryant Sloat Fassett
J. Sloat Fassett
Elmira
Margaret Fassett
Mary Burrows
Saginaw
Mich
Ethel Pollock
Buffalo
N. Y
Jennie Fassett
B. le Grand Rees
Newton Fassett
Mitchell Hall
George McKnight
Willard Payne
Hollenbeck Welles
Frederick Hadison
Hotel Majestic
Stults and Paulin wed at Trinity Church Rocky Hill
Miss Mabel Frances Stults daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nelton Stults and William Alexander Paulin a Montreal business man were married at Trinity Episcopal Church Rocky Hill near Princeton. Bishop Scarborough officiated with B D Paulin Jr as best man Ida Fuhrmann maid of honor Ushers Lot Morrill Hamlin and Morgan Ashley Attendants include guests from Brooklyn Trenton Washington Maine East Orange After a wedding breakfast the couple embarked for a wedding trip to Quebec and Montreal with plans to return by July.
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Princeton
N. J
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rocky Hill
Mabel Frances
William Nelton Stults
William Alexander Paulin
Montreal
Canada
Bishop Scarborough
New Jersey
B. D. Paulin, Jr
Brooklyn
Ida Fuhrmann
Trenton
Lot Morrill Hamlin
Washington
Gerrator Morrill
Maine
Morgan Ashley
East Orange
Princeton University
Queke Peat
Southport DAR dedicate fountain honoring Pequot War victors
Dorothy Ripley Chapter D A R dedicates a Barre granite fountain in Southport to commemorate John Mason and Roger Ludlow for the Pequot Swamp victory. Miss Pomeroy presided. speakers from Connecticut D A R and Sons of the Revolution praised patriotism, charity, and education. The statue, 6 by 4 by 11 feet, was unveiled by three white-dressed girls. first selectman Simeon Pease accepted the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Dorothy Ripley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Southport
John Mason
Roger Ludlow
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Sarah P. Kinney
Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Pomeroy
John Holcombe
Hartford
Ruth Wyllys
Chamberlain
Connecticut
Vincent Coffin
Edwin Greeley
National Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Patriotic Societies
American Republic
Washington
Jonathan Trumbull
Governor Trumbull
Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Edward Sturges
Bunker Hill
Pomeroy
Josephine Buckley White
Alice Curtis
Catherine Deforest Wakeman
First
Simeon Pease
William H. Holman
Robert Jones
Barre
Thomas A. Ett
New Haven
Pequot Swamp
D. A. R. and Friends
The
Simple New York Tea Customs and Bavarian Heir Plot
The article notes a simpler New York tea scene with plain bread and butter sandwiches and limited sweets while contrasting a Bavarian will that binds two nieces to five years of service as maids to inherit wealth. A Zionist writer praises British rule in Egypt, citing orderly English officers and Highland regiments in Cairo.
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New York
Theodor Herzel
Vienna
Egypt
Cairo
London
Be faithful and steady in love, Time’s quiet secret
The verse by Elizabeth Porter Gould contemplates time and duty, with a clock speaking its simple counsel to remain faithful as life unfolds. It speaks to patience, constancy, and devotion, reminding the reader that Time tells only to those who wait for the rest.
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Elizabeth Porter Gould
Busy Bees Club Caps and Daisy Gift Plans
Miss Lacy E Philo president reports her Busy Bees branch lives up to its name. Members take orders for caps made of handkerchiefs to fund sunshine projects. They plan to pick and distribute daisies to waifs near ferries and make more scrap books to pass on. They seek front pages of magazines and bright pictures sent to Miss Philo 169 West Fourth Street Newark NJ.
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Lacy E. Philo
Branc
Philo
West Fourth-st
Newark
N. J
Sunshine messages from branches spread grateful thanks
Miss Guyon at Home Garden Branch thanks for the box of toys games and books for children. Several presidents from Manhattan Wal ton and other branches express gratitude for sunshine gifts flowers clothing crochet silks and personal letters. Individuals from Florida Alabama Lynn Mass North Collins Penn Ingleside Bahama Islands and Larchmont send thanks for cheerful support during illness or hardship.
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Guyon
Home Garden
East
Ruddy
Canada
Louisa BE. Weygandt
Walton
Leonard St
Merrick Ts
M. McLean
Florida
Lonnie Pursley
Alabama
Hitchcock
T. S
Louise Hekel
Manhattan
May Cosmopolitan request and sunshine gifts item
Readers across New Jersey and nearby areas seek May Cosmopolitan issues to share with visually impaired readers Mrs. E M Yonkers appeals for short stories or outdoor life novels to be read aloud to Mrs. E A J Goodell Avon Park Florida who is blind. Other readers from Ragged Island Bahamas Matawan and Paterson send flowers and readings to brighten Manhattan and Brooklyn communities.
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E. M
Yonkers
E. A. J. Goodell
Avon Park
Pia
Sunshine box From J O C Delivers Useful Articles
An express parcel received yesterday from J O C of Westfield Massachusetts contained three overflowing boxes with linen blouses from Nutley New Jersey silk and worsted quilt pieces from Ossining New York mounted pictures without a name and a large Adams Express package of magazines with no sender name attached.
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Sunshine
Westfield
Mass
Express
Nutley
N. J
Ossining
N. Y
Adams Express
Rockefeller gift aids Stony Wold Sanatorium building
Friends of the Stony Wold Sanatorium at Lake Kushaqua report a $5,000 donation from John D. Rockefeller toward the $300,000 goal for the central building.
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Stony Wold Sanatorium
Lake Kushaqua
John D. Rockefeller
Adventures of Harry Revel Escapes Smugglers Night Flight
A foundling apprentice to a chimney sweep hides from redcoats after a dramatic inland chase at a cliff and cave. He befriends a strange justice of the peace named Jack Rogers who aids his escape, while smugglers’ horse charges and a flare light up the night revealing danger and alliances. They flee in a tilbury toward a waiting contact Lydia.
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Dilke
Tilbury
Sonny
Damme
Robinson Crusoe
Man Friday
County of
Cornwall
Jack Rogers
Bryan
Justice of the Peace
Josh Truscott
Blowinghouse
Hercules
Italy
Josh
Truscott
Mr. Truscott
Mr. Rogers
Rogers
Pascoe
Lydia
Cyk
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Newman
Tompkins
Northrup
Watson—Commons
Parker—Bailey
Johnson—Smith
Care—Fornachon
Pratt—Bradley
M’ Millan—Crank
Woolverton
Tits Worths
Colonist Valor
Daughters of the Revolution
England
Vicountess
Wolseley
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Grenadier Guards
Irish Guards
Welsh Fusiliers
Duke of Wellington
School Boar
London County Council
Bavaria
Munich
May “Cosmopolitan
George A. Fountain
Matawan
Merrick
Long Island
J. H. Warmolts
Paterson
Rockefeller
Harry Revel
A. T. Quiller-Couch
Charles Scriboer
Sona
Plymouth
Miss Plinlimmon
Archibald
Letcher
Harry
Rodriguez
Archibald Plinlimmon
Benjamin Jope
John Whitmore
Jope
Looe
Waterguard
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