Social notes on engagements and weddings in New York
Noel Haskins wed Frederick Timothy Murphy at Church of the Ascension. Frances Tener engaged to William Thayer Brown. Christine Zern to Fusi to wed at Fifth Avenue. Miss Zern formerly of Day’s School and Miss Gertrude Hildrich maid of honor. Engagements announced for Clarence Bucott to George Leith Weeks. Screened travel and civic charity events referenced with society names and addresses.
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George Evans Tener
Sewickley
Frances Tener
William Thayer Brown
Christine Zern
Sio Fusi
Nomipz
Church of
Gertrude Hildrich
Arturo’ Roma
Anc
John Winfield Scott
Fast Orange
XNI. J
Misa Clarence Bucott
George Leith Weeks
York
London
Satancott
Camp Upton
Y. Seal
Weeks
European Organizabile Ni
San
Miss Lorenda Batchelder Weds in St. Regis Ceremony
Miss Lorenda Batchelder daughter of Selete avid J. Batchelder of New Orleans married Lieutenant Colonel Pier Ruggero Piccolo of the Royal Italian Air Force at the St. Regis. The ceremony was led by Rev H Judge with a breakfast reception, followed by celebrations in New York and Paris.
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Teomes
Piccio
Lorenda Batchelder
Selete
Avid J. Batehelder
Lusherman
New Orleans
St. Regis
Pier Ruggero Picalo
Royal Italian Air Force
H. Judge
St. Matthew's
Eightyfourth Street
Paria
Futura Batehelder
America
York
Batchelder
Grand Cepsee Hospital
Wall Street
HS i
Paris
Agaa
Misa Batchelder
Frinces Alexander wed Dr Jacque A Haiman at St Regis
Miss Frinces Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Alexander of 166 West First Street married Dr Jacque A Haiman in the Louis XVI suite at the Hotel St Regis. Rev Nathan Krass officiated with Gladys Woolner as maid of honor. Dr Haiman served fifteen months as surgeon in the expeditionary forces in France. The couple will travel to the Pacific Coast then live in New York.
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Frinces Alender
Eward Alexander
West Ei Seventh Street
Jacque A. Haiman
Hotel
St. Regis
Nathan Krass
Gladys Woolner
L. Kregarman
Dr. Haiman
France
Ed Wynn's Carnival Moves to Selwyn Theater
Ed Wynn's Carnival switches from New Amsterdam to Selwyn Theater for a limited engagement. The revue, with the same cast including Wyant and a line of listed performers, received a cordial reception in the new quarters as the Follies displaced it from the prior venue.
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Ed Wynn
Selwyn Theater
New Amsterdam
Follies
Ed Wyant Self
Regal Gad Moore
Frank Ridge
Earl Begham
Ted Roberts
Edlin Gayer
Ray Miller
Kia Black and White
Melody Boys
Lillian Fitegerald
Merion Davis
1Lian Durkin
Trisy Jennery
the Megakos
Lill J. Fay West
Lady Geddes Visits Montreal Resident Westmount
Lady Geddes wife of Sir Auckland Geddes British Ambassador in Washington arrives in Montreal for a visit to friends and to her former home in Westmount.
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Lady Geddes
Montreal
Sir Auckland Geddes
Washington
Westmount
Teachers Shortage Prompts Quick Oral Tests for Public Schools
The Board of Education announced both women and men are needed as teachers and assistants in Kindergarten and physical training. Written exams are eliminated for prompt vacancies. an oral test will decide. Women must show one year of relevant teaching experience. men similar experience in playground or recreation centers. Examinations held at Inst Yvesant High School and Public School 09. kindergarten tests at New York Training School for Teachers.
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Board of Education
Armored Cars and Tanks Race in Paris Derby
In Paris yesterday during the Grand National Steeplechase, twenty seven tanks ran a three kilometer course between the jouatory Camp and Versailles in the so called Creme de Menthe Derby. Two obstacles included a steep hill and a wide stone quarry with twenty five tanks finishing and two failing to complete. Minister of War André Lefevre and many French and Allied drivers observed the event.
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Paris
Ales
Jatory Camp
Versailles
André Lefevre
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Learns Courage at School
A childlike fable about Whitefoot the Wood Mouse who is timid yet wise. Chatterer the Squirrel tells of Old Mother Nature’s school, to be held at sunrise, forcing Whitefoot to confront danger and leave his safety. He weighs fear against growth and happiness.
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Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Green Forest
Chatterer
Maya
Waitefoot
Hughes Sees Trend to Autocracy Threatening Democracy
Harvard Law School centenary address by Charles E Hughes cautions that legislative overreach and autocratic impulses threaten liberty. He criticizes rushing laws, expansive war powers, biased prosecutions, and weakened constitutional government while urging prudent legal education and democratic progress.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Charles E. Hughes
Harvard Law School
Free Commonwealths
Mr. Hughes
Erin
Italian Workers Demand Czech Return Trip Granted
Prague June 10 Italian organization agents urge the government to guarantee safe passage through Trieste for Czech legions returning from Siberia to avoid use against Russia. If assurances are not given Italian workers may refuse to transport the Czech soldiers.
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Russia
Prague
Esvur Uneea
Siberia
Trieste
Palace Offers Its Best Bill of Summer Season
The Palace Theatre presents a top summer vaudeville bill headlined by Joseph Santley and Ivy Sawyer with a fresh musical travesty built on Broadway hits. Henry Santry and his jazz band deliver a standout act, showcasing saxophone pathology in lively fashion. Joe Cook and Doc Cook add a witty one man show, with Frances Kennedy, Moss and Frye, and Vardon and Perry rounding out the program.
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Joseph Santley
Ivy Sawyer
Henry Santry
Palace Theater
Unn
Lo; Sawyer
Santry
Broadway
Joe Cook
Doc Cook
Frances Kennedy
The Servant Question at BS Moss Broadway Theater
Willian Collier stars in The Hottentot feature week at BS Moss Broadway Theater presenting a humorous hour on domestic troubles titled The Servant Question. A light love story accompanies the piece. Charlie Chaplin revival The Pawn Up follows with applauding audiences and a strong Broadway musical program rounds out the bill.
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Willian Collier
Moss Broadway
Mr. Collier
Charlie Chaplin
Broadway
Charlie
Stage Door Opens Follies of 1940 at New Amsterdam Theater
The Ziegfeld Follies of 1940 opens at New Amsterdam Theater with curtain at 8 10 PM Production credits include James Montgomery Irving Berlin Gene Buck Joseph McCarthy Jerry Tierney David Stemfer Edward Royce Victor Herbert Joseph Urban Ben Ali Heggin and Mr Ziegfeld. Also noted are further theatrical plans and cast updates for nearby shows and tours. Major General William Goren in London is reported to be improving but remains hospitalized for at least two more weeks.
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New Amsterdam Theater
James Montgomery
Irving Berin
Gene Buck
Joseph McCarthy
Jerry Tierney
David Stemfer
Edward Royce
Victor Herbert
Joseph Urban
Ben Ali Heggin
Mr. Ziegfeld
Maxine Bown
Century Theater
Istyight
Angels
Gorgas
London
William ©. Goren
United States Army
Robert E. Noble
Noble
American Museum to-Day and Industrial Exhibits
To day the American Museum presents displays on natural history and modern industry. Admission is free at the Museum of Art and at the factory exhibits nearby. Notable features include the National Monster exhibit and a Manufacturers Association display. The show runs at Fourteenth Street and Secon Avenue with various institutions contributing to the program.
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American Museu of
Natural Matory
Iltniemion
Menigudlian Museum of Art
Thequarion
Notasion Tyssical Hark
Vurle Museu
Adantenion Penn of
Atderican Eprl Manufacturing
Aawu
Attin
Matel Pinney Verti Tunolson
Mookbigiers Association
Motel Penyasivunin
Atte
Moster
Medator
Anton Vons
Joseph
Arrott Gursatuse
Laboe
Fourteenth Street
Secomt Avenue
Pti
O Flarhety V C Satires In New York With Irish Players
London Irish Players present Bernard Shaw satire O Flaherty V C at Thirty Ninth Street Theater. P J Kelly as O Flaherty delivers scorn on king and country while Emmet O Kelly Major Pierce and Mrs O Flaherty highlight Irish perspectives. other sketches include A Minute's Wait and The Singing of the Moon.
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England
George Bernard
O'Flaherty
V. C
America
Deborah Bierne
Thirtyninth Street
Eamon de Valera
P. J. Kelly
Shaw
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Shaw
Emmet O'Kelly
Major Pierce
Marie Roden Quinn
Mollie Carroll
Teresa
O'Maherty
Ireland
Martin McHugh
Lady Gregory
Mr. Kell Edward Cennor
Ry Henry Handon
Duntaill Light Railroad
Ireand
John Burke
Helen Eyily
Vir- Finis Madigan
John Kanaley
Howard Clancy
Rose
Trinity College Awards Degrees at 94th Commencement
At Trinity College in Hartford the ninety fourth commencement awarded thirty six auditors degrees and ten honorary degrees. Justice Kilin J. McCook and Colonel Arthur Woot plus George Watson Cole of New York received honorary Doctor of Laws. John M Holcombe of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance gave the address on Human Life as the Foundation of All Values.
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Williamstown
Mass
John Pershing
William Sims
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Williams College
Pershig
Admiral Sims
Walliamstown
Ralph Smithinger
Hoover
Medford, Mars
Herbert ©. Hanver
Blary Sedgwick
the Atlantic Monthly
Margaret Deland
Tafta College
Dplomas
Hartford
Conn
Trinity
Henry A. Perkins
Kilin J. McCook
Arthur Woot
George Watson Cole
New York
Presid
John M. Holcombe
Phoenix Mutual Life Tesurance Company
Justice McCook
Arzonne
Dezren
John J. Melook
Mclook
Degree Awarded to Librarian Henry H Huntington
Henry H Huntington's librarian received the Doctor of Letters degree. Colonel Woods spoke briefly noting two streams into the country immigrants and college educated men whose annual ripening in June provides leaven for the population.
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Henry H. Huntington
Woods
Mail Service Report Shows High Ontime Rates Across Routes
The post office department stated theirmail service covered 0,000 miles in May with schedules largely met. Ontime deliveries: New York to Washington 85 percent, New York to Cleveland 88 percent, Cleveland to Chicago 65 percent, Chicago to Omaha 82 percent. Only two forced landings occurred due to mechanical trouble.
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Sir
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Chicara
Omaha
Yale Class Day Festivities Derailed by Rain
Yale's Class Day exercises were dampened by rain at the amphitheater as the program proceeded with speeches by Evans Woolm, Charles Stuart Heminway, and others from Shanghai, Brooklyn, Baltimore, and Pasadena. The glee club concert at Woolley Hall featured Thurston and Peterson, followed by the senior promenade in WOnlsey Hall. alumni events were led by Samuel H. Fisher of New York City, 1892.
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the Tribune
EW Haven
Conn
Yale
Shefield Scientific School
Lampton Hall
Uvans Woom
Elas
Poent
Harry Lace
Shangiai
China
Charles Stuart Heminway
Brooklyn
Arles Randolph Smith
Baltimore
Donald Crane Townles
New York City
John Stanley Armour
Pasadena
Mr. Smith
Thornton Nivel Wilder
New Haven
Woolley Hall
Loren P. Thurston
J. W. Peterson
Glee Club
Wonlsey Hall
Henry P. Davison
Robert Lyon Mamill
Hindsale
Blake Leigh Lawrence
Short Hills
N. 1
James McHenry
Edward Porter Street
Chicago
Daniel Robbins Winter
Law and Necial School
Samuel H. Fisher
Law School
Medical School plans begin as funding nears one million
The meeting featured speakers Dean Thomas W. Swan ex President William Howard Taft and others. Addresses by Dr. Walter Winternitz newly chosen dean and Dr. Fred W. Murphy noted a total program fund of about $3,000,000 with roughly $1,009,000 from the Rockefeller Foundation anticipated at tomorrow’s commencement.
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Neeting
Thomas W. Swan
Willam Howard Taft
Albert Hampon Barclay
Hawaiian Islands
Jr Alfred G. Nadler
Medical School
Omni
Walter Winternitz
Medical
Fred W. Murphy
Letroit
Yale Corporation
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Noel Haskins
F. T. Murphy
Henrietta Havemeyer
Mra
Garies Waldo Haskins
Geraid Murphy
Sarah. Withers
Wonder Man
Georges Carpentier
Gidlock
George J. Whelan
Old Tetbury
Babea Coif
Charles Steele
Westbury
Munis Amons
W. Goodbyer
X Milburn
Rs. I Sesh
Beekman Winhop
Edwin D. Morgan
Amelis Voile Jr
Herbert L. Wand
William D. Guthrie
Stuart Duncan
Newport
The
Sunn
William Storrs Wells
Europe
Its
Cromwell Brooks
Mrs
Archibald Gourlay Dincher
Forty-ninth Street
Sre
Plaze
Bing
Great Byer
Count
Countess Jean de la Greve
Southampton
Clara Lee
Helen Krech
Kremtenenes
Long Island
Miss Krech
Alvin W Krech
Miss Lee
James Parrish Tee
Great Britain
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
Danny Meadow Mouse
Ine Nex
Danny Mewiow Mouse
Cinee
Hughes
Richard de Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alumni Association
Rew Union
Palace
William Collier
Little Theater
Augustus Pitou
Walker Whitesid
Mr. Whiteside
Carl Mason
Ballantrae
Robert Louis Stevenson
A. H. Woods
William J. McNally
Irene Fenwick
Robert Ames
Elwood Bostwick
Purcella Brothers
London Palace
Shuberts
Helen Lewis
Honeydew
Joe Weber
Hal Forde
Sam Ash
Thor Maxwell Conover
Dorothy Follis
Jo Marke
John Dunsware
Queenie
Marguerite and
Gill
Kus Kendall
Helen Long
Dreicer
Wirth
Bernard Shaw
Britain
de Valera
Trinity College
Colonel Woods
George W. Cole
Sarap Ved Nit
DR. A. Reed
Clee ‘Roman Madaby Joen
Erberts Shoe CO
37Th Street
Park Place
Woolworth
Bran
Waaay
Greeley
A.jaeckel & CO. Farriers
Fifth Avenue
Gentleman's Cambridge
Head Depot and LY
Tsolborm
W. Co
Lacate Hill
E. C
Tottenham Court Road
Edgware Road
Seven Sisters Road
Croydon
Whiteift House
North End
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