Working Girls Amusement Plan Urged For Safe Summer
The committee on amusements and vacation resources of working girls yesterday asked the Playgrounds Commission to create dancing platforms. It cites unsafe public dancing places and urges respectable, liquor-free resorts, noting a nearby Jersey site doubling facilities. They warn about liquor-driven crowds and stress yearnings of girls ages fourteen to eighteen, urging church clubs and institutes to expand summer facilities with tents, lower costs, and full occupancy.
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Yesterdag
Playgrounds Commission
Jersey
Charlies EF. Israris
Jong
Julia Schoenfeld
Israels
Cere
Fort George
Pearly All
Fashion Notes On Domestic Habits And Summer Style
A column surveys home life trends such as hand painted door handles pairing with flowered chintzes, the rise of waitresss in London entertainments, and why female servants symbolize smartness. It also covers summer color advice, sea water contamination facts, and Paris fashion tweaks including shepherd check coats and made up complexions.
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Smart Entertainments
London
Daisy party delights children with field homemade charm
A Westchester mother throws a June daisy birthday party using local fields for inspiration. She gathers giant daisies for decorations from doorways to stair rails and bowls, then presents favors in a daisy pie with petals hiding gifts. The birthday girl wears a white petal dress and yellow daisy heart headdress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Daeisr
Peuki and Greek milk near early American dairy lore
A historical note describes Peuki or foam as a Russian substitute for cream, its preparation by warming sweet cream to form a coating skimmed off, and its use to enrich coffee. It also covers Greek milk similar to Bonnie clabber, with steps to sour and chill, served with sugar and rye bread. The text then offers rhubarb recipes with raisins, nutmeg, prunes, and serving suggestions.
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England
Pattern blouse in pongee with net yoke and sleeves
The Tribune Pattern describes a blouse crafted from pongee with braided body and net yoke and sleeves in a matching color. It notes the model adapts to thinner or heavier materials and offers guimpe options using net, embroidered overlays, or tuckwork.
Pattern No 6 363 for blouse and empire skirt set
The blouse with empire influence pairs with a high waist skirt. Materials vary by size, about 7 1/2 yards for medium with 44 inch width and 2 yards for yoke and sleeves. Pattern No 6 363 covers busts 32 to 49 inches and costs ten cents. Send pattern number and bust to Pattern Department New York Tribune.
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New-York Tribune
Bargain Summer Goods Show in Shops 3éen
A retail roundup lists French metres pesamas in Gelicete coolers with stripes polka dots or checks at 125 dollars a suit. Fourth of July party supplies include firecrackers Roman candies torpedoes sky rockets airships and cannons. Long pongee coats with Persian collars and cuffs in black with fancy buttons sell for 15 dollars. Chincae crepe head scarfs in piein colors go 60 cents. Dares rompers in blue or white for children sell 90 cents. Children's summer wear with white socks as low as 39 cents a pair. Nainsock dresses range 75 cents to 225 dollars with deep hems or lace edgings. Cheap jewelry and hair ornaments on bargain counters. Gaudy hatpins offered as bargains. Men’s bathing suits vary from spun silk black or blue with borders to 15 dollars and plain black or blue worsted two piece suits at 3?
Midtown property boom spans Broadway blocks and avenues
Many deals reported in midtown as Broadway between 20th and 6th avenues saw new owners for 32nd Street property near Broadway. Investments cover 20 by 101 feet at 6th Avenue 45th Street corner, 6th avenue parcel 8% 6th, and others. Brokers include Parish Fisher Co and George Read & Co with multiple sales along Park Avenue and West 32nd Street. Plans filed for a two story and basement building at 106-108 West 127th Street with bowling alley and ballroom, plus remodelling and widening projects on Fifth Avenue and West 127th Street.
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Greeley Square
Broadway
20Th and
Sith Streets
Union Dime Savings Institution
32D Street
45Th Street
6Th Avenue
Parish, Fisher & Co
Ralph L. Spotts
Pennsylvania Lane
Sixth Avenue
Pennsylvania Terminal
George Alexander Macdonald
West 128Th Street
George Read & Co
Tucker, Spevers & Co
Charles E. Blaney Amusement Company
Shagley
Mr. Lang
Bernard Alexander
Macomb’s Place
First Street
Sandford & Green
Greenwich Avenue
1Th Street
William H. Donaldson
Donaldson
John H. Dye Company
Joseph Bierhoff
J. C. Cocker
West 127Th Street
William Finn
Fifth Avenue
Goldwin, Starrett & van Vieck
Avenue
Highways Department
Manhattan
Testerday
Freefeld Construction Company
Et Nos
Westima Street
Bernstein & Bernstein
Auction Results and Listings From Cherry and Scammel Sale
Details from a foreclosure sale report at 14 and 16 Vesey Street show Lowenfeld and Prager purchasing ten five story tenement houses at the southeast corner of Cherry and Scammel for 366,250 with about 7,500 due. Additional listings include multiple properties on Lexington Avenue, East 1022, and other addresses with amounts due, taxes, and adjournments noted through July 1723, plus several sheriff and court actions across major avenues and streets.
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Lowenfeld & Prager
Cherry and
Scammel Streets
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Joseph P. Day
Proctor Buys 1000 Acre Central Valley Tract for Summer Home
F F Proctor theatre proprietor has purchased a large 1000 acre tract at Central Valley New York. He remodelled the old farmhouse into a modern dwelling and will spend the summer there with Mrs Proctor. Cottages have been built for his daughters Mrs Lester H Riley and Mrs Frank O Donnell.
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F. F. Proctor
Larchmont
Central Valley
N. Y
Procter
Nyack House Plan Worth 117000 by W P Foss
W P Foss plans a Nyack home costing 117000 with a 609 foot frontage. When finished it will be a Hudson River show place featuring a stable garage pergola garden walls pools boathouse and related structures. The total project nears a quarter of a million.
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W. P. Foss
Nyack
Hudson River
Mount Vernon Realty Deals Signal Active Market
The Anderson Realty Company reports brisk Mount Vernon trading with multiple property sales and leases. Sales include a three story brick building at No. 3% East 1st street opposite the New Haven station, a Chester Hill house, a Wallace avenue residence, and a 70 by 105 foot plot at South Columbus and Beechwood avenues. Leases cover Fletcher avenue No. 3, Park avenue No. 110, Chester street No. 109, and Urban street No. 6, involving buyers Richard D. Hamilton Jr., J E Gardner, F W Smith, and Miss Katharine Connell among others.
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Anderson Realty Company
Mount Vernon
John F. Fairchild
East 1St Street
New Haven Station
Engineering
Westchester Electric Railway Company
Virgil
Chester Hill
Vernon Park Realty Company
Frederick H. Denman
South Columbus
Beechwood Avenues
Columbus Avenue
Richard D. Hamilton, Jr
J. E. Gardner
Fletcher Avenue
Gerd Martens
Park Avenue
G. E. Pasmore
F. W. Smith
Chester Street
Katherine Connell
F. C. Cutting
Urban Street
Dickson Sells Four More Lots on St Paul Avenue
Richard Dickson sold to Marie Schulz parcels 86 87 88 and 8 on St Paul avenue between Pelham Road and Pelham Park way in Westchester County. Mayor Elizabeth Schult filed the record. This brings total Dickson sales on St Paul avenue to twenty nine in the last month.
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Richard Dickson
Marie Schulz
Elizabeth Schult
Westchester County
St. Paul Avenue
Pelham Road
Pelham Parkway
St Paul Avenue
Dickson
Receiver appointed for Mount Waldo granite quarries
Frankfort Maine June 17 By consent of all parties ex Governor William T Cobb of Rockland was appointed receiver today for the Mount Waldo granite quarries one of the largest plants in the country owned by John Peirce and his brother of New York The appointment was made by Judge White house of the Maine Supreme Court and follows the appointment in New York last week of receivers for the John Peirce Company and William Bradley Son Inc the management of these firms being identical
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Frankfort
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Mount Waldo
John Peirce
New York
Judge Whitehouse
Maine Supreme Court
John Peirce Company
William Bradley & Son, Inc
Powder Men Tell Of Prices In Powder Trust Trial
The government case against the Powder Trust continued at 90 West street before special examiner William G. Mahaffy. F D Orr of Du Pont testified the company controlled 1 percent of dynamite and 7 percent of black powder sales in his district due to quality and delivery speed. He said prices matched competitors, not mine operators, and threats did not influence pricing. Other witnesses across the nation denied company control, asserting there was fixed minimum pricing and genuine competition. Next hearing set for June 24.
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Powder Trust
E. J. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
West Street
William G. Mahaffy
F. D. Orr
The
du Pont Company
James Searrett
Orr
Orienta Point Parcel Sold in Westchester County
One of the region’s largest deals recently reported is the sale of Mrs. K. M. Mabley’s Orienta Point country place at Mamaroneck on the Sound to Bowron & Smith of Mount Kisco. The 5.5 acre property fronts 265 feet along the shore, includes a 28 room house and a garage, and was valued above 106000 dollars.
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Westchester County
K. M. Mabley
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck-on-Sound
Bowron & Smith
Mount Kisco
Realty Notes Relate Leasing and Sales Across City Properties
McKenna and Patten leased for Trinity Church the store and basement at 28 Hudson Street near West Houston. Plans for a $90,000 home for Richard Luthers at Forest Heights New Rochelle were approved. ground was broken last week. Herman R. Limberg bought Nos 31 and East 2th Street, 45.6 by 96.9 feet, from N. A. Berwin for Mrs. von Beverhout Thompson, a sale unaltered heads for over thirty years. Meister and Bache Realty and Levy and Starr bought the Mex 100 foot plot at Riverside Drive and 121st Street for a six story elevator apartment house. Louis Bryder bought 113 Fast 78th Street. Senior and Stout leased 2% Manhattan Avenue to Mrs J Q A Ward and 143 West 48th Street to Leopold Grossberg for C A Ritter. Justice Guy granted Congregation B nai Passer authority to sell its property on the north side of 2d Street near Park Avenue to Chebra Kadisha Talmud Thora for $22,500.
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McKenna & Patten
Trinity Church Corporation
Hudson Street
West Houston Street
Richard Luthers
Forest Heights
New Rochelle
Herman R. Limberg
Eest 2Th Street
N. A. Berwin & Co
von Beverhout
Manhattan Avenue
J. Q. A. Ward
C. A. Ritter
West 48Th Street
Leopold Grossberg
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
Congregation B'nai Passer
Park Avenue
Sisterhood of St Mary to Sell 6th Street Site in Peekskill
Justice Guy grants leave to the Sisterhood of St Mary to sell its 6th Street south side property just east of Fifth Avenue for 5 dollars to Amos R. E. Pinchot. Proceeds will help clear debts and complete St Marys and St Gabriel school buildings at Peekskill, N Y.
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Sisterhood of
St. Mary
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
6Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Amos R. E. Pinchot
S.e
Renminder
Peekskill
N. Y
St Mary's
St Gabriel
Property deal on East Houston Street and 2nd Street parcels
Folsom Brothers sold for Herbert 5S Ogden as executor two buildings Nos 34 and East Houston Street on plot x79 feet to not Bright Also with William Henry Folsom for John H Jones Nos 137 and 13% East 2th street 46 EXBEL feet to Millie Segal for improvement.
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Folsom Brothers
Herbert 5S
Ogden
East Houston Street
Not Bright
William Henry Folsom
John H Jones
East 2Th Street
Exbel
Millie Segal
French Metallurgy Federations Protest Isting of Steel Stock
Paris on June 17 the federations of French metallurgy lodged protests with the Ministers of the Interior Finance and Foreign Affairs against the listing of steel common stock on the Paris Bourse.
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Paris
Inerler, Finance and Foreign Affairs
Forges of
France
Real estate deals in New York brokerage market
The Frankla Fisher Company reports sales including a 155 West ith street house to Dr. William L. Bailey, a 37 Lexington avenue four year story brownstone, and a vacant 70x10 foot plot on 3d Street. Other transactions involve Simon & Son, the Richmond on West 116th, and multiple tenements and plots sold to various buyers with brokers W. L. Varian and Golde & Cohen among the principals.
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West &Ith Street
William Ll. Bailey
Frankla Fisher Company
Pease & Elliman
Lexington Avenue
Francis Hillenbrand
Hillenbrand & Nassol
James J. Ryan
3D Street
Macdough Street
L Lowenfeld & Prager
6Th Street
New Law
Simon & Son
Bolton Hall
West
116Th Street
The
Richmond
T. .J. Borst
West 17Th Street
David Vogel
Joseph P. Day
Robert Wick
West Red Street
Taylor-Sherman Company
A. C. Quarrier
Frank H. Quinby
John M. Talbot
Cherry Street
Roosevelt Street
The Bronx Building Plans
A list of multiple Bronx building projects with addresses on Van Nest Avenue Grand Avenue and Daly Avenue. It names owners and architects such as Carl J. Reiger Augie Nelson John H Doherty Ehrich Peterson and Franz Wolfgang. Project costs include 10000 6000 8000 and 18090 dollars for several structures.
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Hirechelst
Wos
van Nest
Parnes
Carl J. Reiger
Sedgwick Ave
Barker Ave
Augie Nelson
John H Doherty
Daly Ave
Franz Wolfgang
Ardits
Building Loan Contracts Amid Varied Neighborhood Details
Mortgage listings show Michael Kenny lending to Angelo and Cosimo Cavalluzzo on Morris Avenue near 114th Street. Other entries reference Van Norden Trust, Cowane Iron Mas, Isaac Grossman, Adams Realty Co, and Irving Savings Institution underwriting loans to Charles Michael, William, and multiple parcels with dimensions such as 26 by 70 and 137.4 by 100.11 feet. Marketed as local real estate loan activity with mixed property descriptions and dollar amounts including 76,000 and 55,000.
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Morris Ave
Charles Michael
17Th St
Wadsworth Ave
Irving Savings Institution
William
Erie
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West End Ave
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T J McManus
Ist Ave
9Th St
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Max Keve
All Bowers & S
Culhane
Webster Ave
Michael Gleason
Halley
Samuel Goldsticker
Carpenter Ave
234Th St
S. Friedrich Vollmar
North Borough Home Co
F P Hummel
Jacob Levy
Madison Ave
Stabsen
Sevey
Tark Ave
Cor
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Lula Bantford
J A Deerkaas
Gillexpie
Jacob Cohen
Kelle Schmuckler
Herman Gottileb
Sle H Ward
Central Valley Tract
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BUY Orienta Point Parcel
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Brooklyn Bridge
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Tribune
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City Hall Park
George W. Thedford
John FE. Kerby
180Th Street
Belmont Avenue
Casey & Irwin
John Novak
Matilda Avenue
7&Th Street
Vari Lace Manufacturing Company
Frank 8S. Hill
Bronx Boulevard
Williamsbridge
216Th Street
Olinville Avenue
W. L. Varian
Golde & Cohen
West 12Th Street
Bronx
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Bryan L. Kennelly
N.Y
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64Th St
Hebelford
Amsterdam Ave
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Columbus Ave
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York CO
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FFICE
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Forenven
Jos P. Day
Marseille
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Louis Lukes
Harry Cowald
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Joseph Hammersing
Frank Thompson
Ned Strauss
Henry 2
Clement, Jr
Chas. Waldron Clowe
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Supreme Court OF New York
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State of New
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Fendant
Adrien H. Muller
Atchison, Topeka & Sance Fe Railway Company
St Louie Southwestern Railway Company
Exchange
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City of New York
John F. Yawger
William Street
Cxy
Borough New York
Edward R. Finch
Ree
City of
Berlitz School OF Languages
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Asbury Park
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