YWCA Summer School Opens With Free Monday Entertainments
The YWCA at No 7 East 15th Street launched a summer program with free Monday evening entertainments. The weeknight events draw many local shop and factory girls, with shirtwaist making and other classes as central attractions. The Bible class and kindergarten games draw diverse attendees, while flowers arrive from the country for each occasion.
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Young Women's Christian Association
East 15Th Street
Association
Charlotte M. Packard
E. Doheny
Packard
Binnie Mary Smith
The
Lotus Glee Club
Commencement Felicities and School Board Hearing
A discussion on commencements contrasts idealized views of women’s influence with practical needs of diverse students. The Local School Board of District No. 13 adjourned a case involving Max Schiliitzer of Public School 76 for maltreatment allegations against pupil Robert Holcomb, pending further action.
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Max Schiliitzer
Robert Holcomb
J. Washington Booth
Elizabeth Holcomb
Decadence of Dancing Sparks National Debate
Professor Forst at Third avenue academy opened a convention of the United Professional Teachers of Dancing arguing that America lacks a distinct national dance. He criticizes current schools as dance halls and urges unity among teachers to create a genuine national style modeled on classical dances, though he sees little prospect soon.
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America
Professor Forst
Third Avenue
United Professional Teachers of Dancing
Scotland
England
Russia
Forst
Baby hood lace pattern and Madeira embroidery directions
Community notice seeks materials for baby hood in point lace and Madeira embroidery for an invalid. Sunshine Sale by Passaic branch No. 1 plans next Saturday sale to fund an outing. Shells sent from Waterford and Jersey City to Tennessee. Bahama Islands box received at the office.
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Passaic
Alice Covert
Waterford
John Wilson
Jersey City
Kreshey
Tennessee
Bahama Islands
Gifts Arrive For T. B. S. Members From Diverse Donors
A list of items sent to a Brooklyn or Ulster County group notes gifts from multiple donors including Mrs. W. W. Peirce of New Jersey a box of wools from A. D. Carson of Brooklyn a gown and sweater from Mrs. Carothers of Princeton N J. and other contributions such as silks boxes of books religious and secular reading pamphlets shoes gloves bulbs and coats from various unnamed benefactors.
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W. W. Peirce
New Jersey
A. D. Carson
Brooklyn
W. P. K. Schlatter
Ulster County
N. Y
Lyon
White Plains
Maharanee Piqued and Cut at Colorado Springs
The Maharanee of Baroda provoked a crowd of women on a station platform in Colorado Springs by stamping her foot and scolding them in broken English, then lunged with a parasol at the first in line. Women, outraged by the insult, abandon a Country Club event planned for this evening and will withhold courtesies on her return.
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the Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
Maharanee
Baroda
Country Club
Million Dollar Church School Planned in Nashville
A national Presbyterian training institution to be endowed with 1,000,000 dollars will be erected by the church. Rev Humble of Parkersburg synodical Sunday school superintendent met Nashville authorities to discuss the project. Eligibility opens to all young people preparing for home or foreign missions, with Nashville aiming to secure the school.
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Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Presbyterian Church
Humble
Parkersburg
W. Va
Daily Thought and Small Gifts in Jersey Notice
A brief item notes a daily thought about living each hour as if all time, taken from Living Life Over Again. It also records small monetary gifts: Mrs. G. L. S. of New Jersey sent $3 to aid an invalid young man, and Miss Shay sent 65 cents for postage.
Rutherford Branch aids mountain region and needy families
The Rutherford N J Branch No 1 lists charitable acts including two barrels of clothing shoes hats books pictures etc sent to eastern Pennsylvania mountain districts a carpet to a colored church in East Rutherford three barrels of magazines distributed two hundred clothing items given to needy families a weekly magazine and a Women's Page sent to an invalid in Montrose Pa five dollars sent to San Francisco sufferers and one dollar to the Consumptive Home Fund. Mrs S Bernstein of Philadelphia thanks for an old linen box for Bethesda Leper Home Surinam South America Miss Mattie P Gray a Bible reader in North Carolina receives cheer from Mrs Bernstein who seeks a Testament for an aged woman and a small Testament for her son a copy of The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come by John Fox also requested. Bunshine in various forms forwarded by Mrs Bernstein to shut ins in multiple states. Requests Miss Phebe Poughman Illinois seeks assistance.
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Rutherford
N. J
Galloway
Mountain
Pennsylvania
East Rutherford
Montrose
Penn
San Francisco
Stepfather Aids Girl to Eplope in Honeymoon
Pittsburg June 18 Aided by her Italian step father Katie Butch an American girl of Millvale elopes with Vin cenzo Pietro of New York They are in New York City enjoying the honeymoon Frank Butch the father says he atoned for hurting her by sending Pasquilo Lorano to prison for four years after he burglarized their home ten months earlier Lorano later reformed and was caught after a meeting with the girl
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Katie Butch
Millvale
Vincenzo Pietro
New York
Frank Butch
Pasquilo Lorano
Lorano
Butch
Lovett Divorce Hearing Opens in Brooklyn Court
George E. Lovett a Brooklyn real estate dealer sues Grace E. Lovett for divorce and seeks custody of two children He accuses his wife of morphine addiction Co respondents include Harry Grant Harry Heydorn and a third unnamed Jack Mrs Lovett resides at 975 Park Place and currently receives 200 a month from him.
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George E. Lovett
Brooklyn
Grace E. Lovett
Supreme Court
Lovett
Jack
Engaged man tears fiancée photo from ad
Frederick Tudor, whose engagement to Miss Amy Isabel Logan of Springfield was announced, objected to using his fiancée's picture in a Boston photographer's advertisement and tore the photo from the display aboard a trolley yesterday.
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the Tribune
Boston
Frederick Tudor
Amy Isabel Logan
Springfield
Fresh Air Child Brings Simple Joys and Home Ties
A church tale recalls taking a frail seven year old girl for two weeks of Fresh Air relief. She finds beauty in nature and gratitude in a doll from a neighbor, shares family hardships, and ends with a reflective note on imagination and peaceful respite.
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the Tribune
Barley Water Recipe for Cooling Weather
An old instruction outlines making barley water as a cooling drink. It details washing two ounces of pearl barley, boiling briefly, draining, adding four pints of water, simmering to three pints, then adding lemon rind, eight lumps of sugar, strained barley water, and cooling with lemon juice.
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Half
Miss Caroline Hazard to Take Year Leave of Absence
Wellesley Massachusetts June 18 Miss Caroline Hazard president of Wellesley College will be granted a year’s leave of absence at the end of the current college year due to ill health She will sail for Genoa on June 30 to stay abroad for a year traveling and visiting art centres.
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Wellesley
Mass
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Genoa
Charity Society Renewes Appeal for Widow Aid
The Charity Organization Society renews a 75 dollar appeal to support an aged widow for one year with hopes she may enter a home. A former employer supplies the remaining funds. she has no children or relatives able to help. Donations sent to No. 1% East 22d Street will be publicly acknowledged.
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Charity Organization Society
East 22d Street
Husband shoots wife mistaking burglar in Weston
Frank Kelly, a Weston businessman, shot and killed his wife last night after mistaking her for a burglar as she moved to close a window. The coroner ruled no inquest is needed. the couple had been married less than a year and he is grief stricken.
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Weston, Mo
Frank Kelly
Excursion Boat William W Storie Floated From Grounding
The excursion boat William W Storie grounded between South and Midland beaches Sunday evening and was floated at 7 15 o clock last night. The crew anchored in the channel with hedge anchors and used the ship's winch to pull free. After high tide the Storie moved into deep water and was towed to the Erie Basin where seams started and the vessel took on water before repairs.
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William W. Storie
South
Midland
Erie Basin
Machnow to Meet President in Washington and Parade to Capitol
The Russian giant Machnow will travel to Washington on Wednesday to shake hands with the President and parade up Pennsylvania Avenue. He will tour public buildings, attempt to place the Washington Monument on his cone, and return to Broadway by Thursday ahead of a public appearance at Oscar Hammerstein's Roof Garden the next Monday.
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Machnow
Oscar Hammerstein
Washington
Saranac Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Broadway
Oscar
Clam Digger Finds Giant Pearl in Wisconsin River
In Ellsworth Wisconsin a clam digger and his wife while harvesting along the Mississipp Ippi River uncovered a round pearl weighing five grains and valued at about 100000 dollars. The find surprised locals and could bring significant fortune.
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the Tribune
Ellsworth
Wis
Mississ
Ippi
Willamates
Economy Run Awards Highlight Low Cost Auto Club Contest
The Long Island Automobile Club held a two day economy run from Brooklyn to Poughkeepsie and back. S. H. Burns won first prize with a 24 horsepower Packard carrying five passengers, total trip cost 445 dollars and per capita fuel and lubricant cost of 19 cents. Alfred Wilmarth earned the second prize with a 40 horsepower Royal Tourist carrying five passengers and a per capita cost of 116 dollars? Correction: per capita cost 116 dollars per this record. road costs favored rail.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie
S. H. Burns
C. B. Parker
Alfred Wilmart
Royal Tourist
J. E. Bristol
Packard
H. Burns
Poughie
Frayer-Miller
William Butler
Poughkte
Alfred Wilmarth
E. W. Messereau
Pierce-Arrow
P. F. Lampe
Poughkie
Zust
Raymond Healy
Stevens—Duryea
Willian T. Wintringham
Championship Cricket Picks Pennant Winners for 1%6 in Met League
Local cricketers forecast pennant winners for 1966 in the Metropolitan League and New York Association. Brooklyn A leads the Metropolitan League with perfect results, followed by Staten Island and Paterson. Team B tops League B, with Kings County Club close behind Bound Brook. Team A skipper J L Poyer tops batting averages. H Rushton leads bowling.
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Metropolitan League
New York Association
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Paterson
J. Backus
Manhattan
D. G. Humble
H. Rushton
W. C. Newman
M. R. Cobb
F. F. Kelly
Kings County Club
Bound Brook
Kings County
Round Brook
F. J. Prendergast
A. J. Gray
Manhattan Cricket Club
Gillette
G .F. Bradshaw
F. A. Slade
E. Williams
Yonkers
Camerons
West Indians
A. P. Ec
A . Newark
Columbia Oval
Ace
New York Yacht Club Regatta Sets Multiclass Schedule
The New York Yacht Club released sailing instructions for its fifty ninth annual regatta to be held Thursday. Seven schooner classes and ten classes of sloops and yawls race. boats under forty feet after January 1 196 will be rated at their class limit. The Regatta Cups from 1871 will be sailed for on actual rating. Starts at 12 p.m. between the committee boat flag and mark D off Prospect Point with A and J classes on two minute handicaps. A separate 28 mile long distance race from Marblehead to College Point has 15 boats entered including Davy Jones Unome May Yo Ho Gabrielle When Aranca Sis Sussile Gertrude Shawna Alice J Sarapa and more. start 6 p.m. June 28 off Marblehead Light.
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New York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
Prospect Point
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Marblehead
College Point
Richard Hutchison
Davy Jones
A. F. Lincoln
Unome
A. A. Low
May
R. H. Curry & Son
Yo-Ho
J. B. Valentine
Valetta
E. N. Tarbell
Taku
G. L. Manson
E. F. Lincoln
Gabrielle
Francis C. Welch
When
Arnold Schlaer
Aranca
Eben Stevens
Sis
J. B. Schmelzel
Sussile
J. J. Tobin
Race for Emperor's Cup Dover Heligoland results
The Dover Heligoland yacht race for Emperor William's Cup finished with Navahoe crossing at 8 05 p m local time. Ailsa followed at 9 o clock and Clara at 9 8 clock with Navahoe earning time allowances over five rivals: Ailsa 45 minutes, Clara 2 hours 7 minutes, Armgard 2 hours 40 minutes, Sunshine 5 hours 16 minutes, Betty 3 hours 4 minutes. Navahoe is owned by George W Watsen of Bremen.
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Heligoland
Dover-Heligolana
George W. Watsen
Bremen
A. H. Lewis-Hill
Southampton
Clara
Max von Guilleaume
Cologne
Navahoe
Dover-Heligoland
Ailsa
Armgard
Sunshine
Betty
Revival of Colonial Rugs At Wanamaker Fifth Floor
Store closes at 5 30 PM. Enthusiastic reception for Pilgrim Rugs inspired by colonial weaves. Hofi Priscilla Meadow and other fibre rugs offered in seven sizes from 27 by 54 inches to 9 by 12 feet with prices 75 cents to 25 dollars. Also Crex Grass Mazourk and Algerian Fibre porches and lawns. Wanamaker Building Fifth floor.
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Crex
Wanamaker
Death Reveals Bigamy in Plainfield Family
Michael J. Fogarty a Jersey City railroad contractor died at Mrs. Lawson’s home in Plainfield. His death exposed a long time bigamy with two wives unaware of each other for eighteen years. Wife No 2 had Fogarty living with her. Wife No 1 arrived with her son from Philadelphia and delayed funeral arrangements.
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Plainfield
N. J
Michael J. Fogarty
Jersey City
Co. B. Lawson
West 6Th Street
Lawson
Fogarty
Philadelphia
O Rourke Construction Officials Held on Negligence
Coroner Acktell issued warrants for Robert Eldredge superintendent and Thomas Mitchell foreman of the O Rourke Construction Company. They are held in 2500 bail each for grand jury action over the death of several workmen on May while widening yards of the New York Central at 49th street Park Avenue. Officials reportedly refused to provide information to the coroner and police.
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Acktell
Robert Eldredge
Thomas Mitchell
O'Rourke Construction Company
New York Central
49Th Street Park Avenue
Acritelli
Carpenters Reopen City Work After Brooklyn Strike
Work resumed yesterday on city contracts after a lockout tied to a Brooklyn carpenters strike in violation of arbitration. Brooklyn members were called together and their strike formally declared over. They will return to work under agreed terms.
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Brotherhood of Carpenters
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Carpenters
Augus
Fox
Vere
Rochester Man Dies After Fall Into Areaway
Frank B. Gaffney of Rochester fell into an area at No H9 West 3d Street last night and died before aid arrived. A will found on him left 300 to be shared by his sister Mrs. Louisa C. Gafney and Frank B. Gafney. the document dated 182. Identification came from a Garden resident at No 38 Seventh Avenue, where the victim's brother-in-law served as vice-president of Boston Trust Company.
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Guis
Frank B. Gaffney
Rochester
West 3d Street
Charles P Burke
Louisa C. Gafney
Frank B. Gafney
Gafmey
C ~E Garden
Seventh Avenue
Gafney
Boston Trust Company
Sues Dentist for Breach of Promise in City Court
Miss Rachel Kanter sues Victor C. Bell a prominent dentist of 08 avenue for breach of promise. The case, in court for three years, featured prior arrest on a civil order and a dispute over a promised marriage in 199. The defendant denied the claim and the trial was continued to today.
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Rachel Kanter
Victor C. Bell
Avenue
Dr. Bell
Tal
Aldermen Finance Committee Recommends Fire Alarm System Plan
The finance committee in executive session favored a favorable report for tomorrow’s board meeting and a resolution granting Fire Commissioner Briem 5,000 for plan preparation. The aim is a new fire alarm system costing nearly 2,000,000 with 100,000 allocated to the Fire Department for the project.
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Board of Aldermen
Fire Department
Vaudeville Executive Seeks Permission to Remarry
Joe Paige Smith, general booking manager for the Keith-Proctor vaudeville outfit, filed to modify his divorce decree to permit marriage again. The suit, heard by Justice Truax in the Supreme Court, followed proceedings before Justices Bischof and Prenatrol.
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Joe Paige Smith
Keith-Proctor
Madeline Lack
Vauderville
Justice Truax
Supreme
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