Mrs Stillman Bride at Quiet Noon Wedding
A society column notes Mrs. Stillman wed Joseph L. Anderson at noon in St. Hartha's chapel with Rev. Virton Parks officiating. The ceremony followed by a small reception at the Wolony Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stillman
Yip Guarge
Stillman
George TH Barbour
Grosy
Virton
Wolony Club
Walington
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chatfield- Jigler
Players
Te Union
Century Clubs
de Metronilitan
Washington
University
Clif Dwailers
Chicago
Jie
America
Chatfield-Tesler
Mias Bre Farwell
United States
Farwell
Tl Unois
Reginald de Koven
Gems and Pearls in Paris Collection Showpiece
A garbled item describes Gaby Deslys's Gems for Sate, finest pearls seen in Paris, with mentions of M. Mares, Pierres, and bridesmaids from a Muilile affair. Names appearing include Thompson, Church, and Marsite, linked to a wedding procession and bridal party. The text is severely fragmented but centers on jewelry collection and a Paris event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby Deslys
Paria
Going on Today Teo ie 1 Himures 4 Morand 'Sse, of welt Bamibell $1
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or schedule item listing events, names, and prices. Annie H. Atverwmay appears as a contributor or organizer in a scarcely legible community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamibell
Farrell Named Brooklyn College Head by Jesuit Order
Announcement reports the Rev. Joseph A. Farrell named president of Brooklyn College to succeed the late Rev. George J. Kein. Farrell, 45, former owner editor of the Times-Union Albany, served at Fordham University, and was welcomed by alumni with the Jesuit appointment received by cable from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Farrell
Brooklyn College
George J. Kein
Jer Doseph
Rockwell
New York-Maryland
Rome
Eather Farrell
Father Warrell
Times-Union of Albany
Pordham University
Westerly
Tohn Ds Cassidy
Sim
Farrell
St. Ignatius's Citurely
Schiff Urges End to Drives for Charity Campaign
Jacob H. Schiff expressed support for abolition of charitable drives in a letter to Arthur Lehman, urging a steady year round fundraising approach to support Jewish social service organizations. He cited the institutions’ poor finances and backed federation plans to form a permanent campaign organization.
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Business Men’ Council
Jacob H. Schiff
Arthur Lehman
Federation
Jewish Philanthropic Socistics
Schiff
Miss Dhmer Marries in Greenwich Ceremony
Miss Marie Dhmer of Port Chester New York wed William Mavis of Stanford Connecticut at St Pauls Lutheran Church Greenwich last evening. Rev August B Hlank officiated. Mr Davis is a native of Troy and served with the 80th Engineers in France.
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Marie Dhmer
Greenwich, Conny
Mario Iy, Dhmer
Port Chester
N. Y
William Mavis
St.ford, Conn
St. Paul’s
August B. Hlank
Davis
Troy
80Th Engineers
France
The Wave of Danny Meadow Mouse
An excerpt from a 1920s children's animal tale contrasts Danny Meadow Mouse with Whitefoot the Deer Mouse. Whitefoot explains their differing habits and homes, while Danny appears stout and ungainly. Old Mother Nature notes how two cousins differ in form and conduct, as the story sets up future adventures in the Green Forest.
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Peter Mabbit
Whitrtiah
Weil Taney Mearlow
Nad Mosby
Anim
Hey
Whitefoot
Danny
Frome
Rome
Johnny Chuck Doen
Feter Rabbit
Jumper
Daning
Danny Meadow
Tio
T. W. Hareem
Taft's Yale remarks stir praise for allies and duty
At a Yale banquet, former President Taft praised Allied sacrifices and urged continued support for nations that helped save liberties. French, British, and American leaders echoed the call for readiness and unity, while Yale officials announced donations and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Yale
New Haven
William Howard Taft
Trance
France
America
U S Plans Advertising Campaign to Sell Shipa
A state wide advertising push was approved to promote the sale of Shipa goods. Norman F Lane and Chris Henson led the discussion with the executive committee, aiming to place ads before March 1 and allocate funds from the board’s shina fund for the campaign.
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U.S
Shipa
Rabhington
Marchart
Chwie Tae Henson
Elir
Shina Lind
Old Colony Club Meadquarters Move to Tivnne House
The Old Colony Club Meadquarters discussed moving to the Tivnne House after a meeting led by President Nivty. Plans mention quarters at Mules du Pont Wil winetes Rel and the ato Tewhatoad Trtinanily, with tentative timing surrounding a forthcoming relocation.
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Old Colony Club Meadquarters
Bilturare
Albert
Tie
Nivty
Mules du Pont
Wilwinetes
Fresh Air Fund appeal details hardship cases in New York
The Tribune outlines families in poverty across New York with undernourished children awaiting fresh air trips. It notes wages, illness, and unemployment affecting multiple families including Jewish and Italian households, urging public support via The Tribune Fresh Air Fund in New York City.
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New York
Chile
Heronivus Thinilsns
Jeft
Holler
Ihr
Mamie
Aisb
Bronx
Suantnirhini
Tutierentoss
Muir Ovens
Harlem
Tribune Fund
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune
New York City
Chicago Opera Dates Set for New York Six Weeks
The Chicago Opera Company announced plans for a season itinerary with a Mississippi Valley tour starting October 18 and a six week New York engagement ending March 6. Performances in Chicago run November 18 to January, then Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland and other points post season. Ben H. Atwell serves as a representative for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Opera Company
Mississippi Valley
Newity
Chicago
Voliow
Buffalo
Pittsbuteavinnik
Chyenkati
Westerpoints
Ben H
Coolidge Receives Honorary Degree at Bates College
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts and Republican VP candidate was awarded the Doctor of Laws by Bates College in Lewiston. The ceremony marked the inauguration of Dr. Clifton L. Gray. Coolidge urged higher production to fund postwar costs and self sufficiency.
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Lewiston
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Bates College
Cooldge
Shen
Maine
Clifton L. Gray
America
Hanover
N. H
Republican Convention
Herbert Hoover
Dartmouth College
Hoover
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Hobart
Chatfield-Taylor
Colony Club
Peacock
Joseph L. Anderson
Pittsburgh
Irene Margaret Peacock
Alexander Rolland Pacock
Joseph Larocque Anderson
Henry B. Anderson
Rowanlea
North Highland Avenue
Curenes BH. Mackay
Katherine Mackay
Cty
Rostyn
St. Regis
Maskay
Delmonton's
William John Warburton
Stephen G. G Williams
M85
Park Avenue
European de Basti
Thuy Wil
Neilson
Ton Wanamator
Garnee
Wiener
Fartfax
Tau D. Wills
El 4
Regis
Ted Mrs. H
Wilmington
Bram
Georee Henry Warren
Georee Hienty Warren
Warren
Kathrying Srawnart
Jew Geena
Tay
Princess Antes Hancompucni
Miss Stargarée Thraper
Vps
Hyetas Tuostay
Wass
Lst
Henry AC Taylor
Paria Ale
Mera
Inpoe
Dorkin
Annie H. Atverwmay
Eazeldarn
Tor
Mrs
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St. Bartholomew's ‘Church
Chatfield Taylor
George 5
J. A. Farrell
Fordham
Krim
Inctorses
House of Lords
London
Prince Albert
Duke of York
Queen
Princess Mary
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
Danny Meadow Mouse
Johnny Chuck
Peter
Britain
Gen. Pershinly
Sir Auckland Geddes
Survivrs
Arthur T. Hadley
Rockefaller Foundation
Expandid Mundieal
Ware
Noon Moon
Yule Hun
Raser Thatcher Brown
Voit
Mony J Kishen
Mawr
Herr
Henry B. Satsont
Haven
Pershing
Poke
Soma
Greeny
Bay Tisad
Airview Qidli Dart
Ailird Nintiung Zhi
Wih Fe Manhadtiens Standardy Frisies
Grant
Marshing
Homrangine
Weprees
John Joseph Pershing
Thomas Tw Witt Cuylys
Piet Road Adminiatrstar
Waretlin Phairsman
Association of Haaltond
Auckland Companll Geddes
Jean Austen Antoine Jules Susserand
Stlento
Henry Pronti A Armsby
Te Institute of
Peniyslvanya Stata Collere
Anuar Gandenough
Conleeue
Witchostir
Hendy
Au Expeditionary
Chatewu Thivanee
Peronal
Misciay
Prins
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Chicago Opera
Clifton D. Gray
New Yorker
Cornell University
Heckscher
Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
August Heckscher
Jacob Gould
Harvard
Cambridge
Mast
Dartmouth
Spenab Manne
Durham
Ni Hy
New Hampshire College
Dreicer
Rearls
Fifth Avenue
Caruso
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine OQ
Camden
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
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