Mary E Evans Wed in Home to HD Sharpe
Relatives and close friends attended the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans, daughter of Mrs. Fanny Riegel, at her mother's Fifth Avenue home. Henry D. Sharpe of Providence officiated, with Rev Jon Haynes Holmes and Rev Augustus M. Lord assisting.
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Mary Elcabeth Evans
Fanny Riegel
Henry D. Sharpe
Providence
Fifth Avenue
Aremony
Jon Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
Augustus M. Lord
Fanny
Evans
Carlton Singer
Boston
Zachariah Cha
Sarah Atherton
Thomas Henry Atherton
Donald Storrs’ Bridgman
Walter R. Bridgman
Lake Forest
Til
West River Street
Wilkes Barre
Elizabeth ‘Atherton
Lucy Lovell
Scranton
Marjorie Bridgman
Frederik §. Cherry
Windsor
Conn
Tridemah
Robert
Indianapolis
Maxwell Providence
John Vids. Hunton
Luse Forest
Harold Howe
Hugh ‘Tennant
Thomas EH. Atherton
Miss Atherton
Bryn Mawrelisa
Brida
Yale Invioli
Pensacola Air Station
Rotarians Elect Oregonian erin Dissetch to The Tribune
Rotarians named Erin Dissetch of Portland Oregon international president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at the convention in Atlantic City. Other officers chosen include McCullough and Timmona, with Edwards and Berrett in executive roles. Distribution of free ice planned in New York City from July 1 to September 30 under mayoral orders, with 35 ice houses in Manhattan and other locations. Scouts to entertain New York boys. Miss Bonham and Fred Haines leading events.
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Erin Dissetch
Tribune
Atlantic City
Kates Inedecor
Portland
Ore
Interational Association of Rotary Clubs
McCullough
Fort William
Pirlo
Cannan
Robert J. Timmona
Ita
Kan
Raymond Joe City
Fe . Chapin
Chicag Yuiter
Emmet Guler
Hylan
Herolzheimer
Muiyor
Ice Iin Messon
Duree
Variaux Bar
Manhattan
New York
Atsaw
Central York
Zapatera Il
Fred Haine
Mies H. Bonham
Ong
New York Olomat Nce Frontier Dey
Sm Konta
Aone
Lasuie Company
Missionaries to Go Into Foreign Fields From New York
Eighty six missionaries the largest annual group to depart for Africa China India Malaysia and more from New York within days for the centenary program. They just finished a training conference at the Board of Foreign Missions 150 Fifth Avenue and bid farewell with remarks by bishops Clair Buckley Oldham and others.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Africa
China
India
Malaysia
Board of Foreign Missions
Fifth Avenue
Clair
Buckley
Philadelphia
Rishon Oldham
South America
Frank Mason
North
S. Earl Taylor
T. Donohueh
Benson Baker
Ralph A. Ward
Shellabear
Edwin Yee
Eric M. North
J. G. Vaughn
Sutherland
Kenneth Harkness
Mitchell
J. G. Brass
T, Louis
Marmaduke Dodsworth
Hartford
Norman Lindsay
Brockton
Maas
Mexico
Ruby Lays
Brocton
Walter|ider
Boston
Junan
M. J. Murphree
Afglea
Aba Ruchtel
Cincinnati
Philippines
Going On Today Free Museums and Local Gatherings
The advertisement lists free admission for the American Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It notes various events and social clubs including alumni gatherings, women’s professional groups, and a Wizard’s Club entertainment program, with locations such as Walllort-Autoria, Hotel Ihtmare, and Astor noted along with times around 8 p.m.
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American Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
the Aquarium
van Cortlandt Park Museum
Zoological Park
Zeta” Ts” Fraternity
Walllort-Autoria
Patrick's
Wotel Vennaylvania
Sonventon
New York
Latemad Traten
Musinesa
Professional Women's Club
Hotel Ihtmare
Lentenant
Robert Teallard
Arnwey
Hunter College High School
Commatare
Dante
Pelephona
Tennsy
Astor
Wizards’ Club
Wentysuaird
Lemmings and Jumping Mice in Old Mother Nature Tale
In a nature lesson Danny Meadow Mouse and Whitefoot the Wood Mouse camp near Old Mother Nature’s school. Chatterer the Red Squirrel explains northern cousins, including the white winter coat Hudson Bay Lemming and brown varieties. The tale notes their burrows, winter tunnels, and migrations, ending with a nod to Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse and a 1930 copyright notice.
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Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Old Mother
Ax Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Randy Tiemanded
Lemming
Hudson Bay
Nimbioheels
Neaven
Danny Meadow
Nimbleheela the
Jumping Mouse
Green Meadows
Mother Nuturg
Coba
T. W. Burgenn
2400 Farms Idle In New York Due To Labor Shortage
The Waldorf-Astoria convention heard that 2400 New York farms lie fallow as labor dries up, with a 12 percent drop in farm population over the past year. Speaker A R Kroh warned hunger could force production when consumption outpaces output and blamed speculators buying farms for nonproductive motives while advocating motor trucks to replace horses and boost farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
A. R. Kroh
Li Veras
N. M
Amexica
Kroh
Middle West
Fresh Air Fund vacation options offered by The Tribune
The Tribune promotes Fresh Air Fund getaways with seaside and mountain resorts. It invites proxies to arrange two week stays for families and individuals at seven locations including Berkshires and Bethany Home, Amityville L. I. Prices start at seven dollars for two weeks plus railroad fare.
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Indi Wal
Bethany
Amityville
Berkshires
Moweitsis Place
Shepherd Knapp Burm
Tribune Wreck Air Fund
Und
At & Hs Police
Tribune Air Fund
the Tribune
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New York Enlisted Men Chosen for Annapolis Cadet Program
Sixty naval cadet aspirants selected from the metropolitan district announced by Secretary Daniels include Charlie Ighenek from Daly Avenue Brooklyn and other youths from Manhattan, The Bronx, and Queens. Fifteen names are listed among the forty still to be admitted, with tests guiding the 100 entry cap. Notables hail from various streets and include seamen and electricians prior to admission. A separate police benefit show at the Carnegie Theater will aid the New York Police Fund with performances promised by local celebrities.
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A. Schenck
Metropoltan
United States Naval Academy Annapolis
Daniels
Charlie Ighenek
Daly Avenue
Boonx
Quayeback
Norfolk
Herbert P Beare
Elas
Riverside Drives
Stanley
Helen Yeoman
Lena Avenue
Reeport
Charles A. Blake
Ylovin
Wear
Lsth Street
Donald
Harting
John R
Clay
Leonard Wass
Harrison Day
S Aid Police Fund
Headwaystr
New York
Hungarian envoy to visit United States over prisoners
Karl Huszar, former Hungarian envoy, travels from The Hague to the United States. He has been commissioned by the Hungarian government to address the issue of Hungarian prisoners remaining in Siberia and Turkestan.
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Hungian
Pans
Dune
Karl Huszar
Sommer
Hunga
Varis
Hague
United States
M. Huszar
Dun
Siberia
Turkestan
Guardians Asked To Care for Estate Of Aged Actress
Lillian L. Wolfe, daughter of Minnie L. Cummings, petitions for a committee to manage her mother's estate amid claims of delusions and incompetence. The former Broadway star, once wealthy and famed, faced financial and legal troubles tied to properties at Love Beach and Eiberon, with an 1915 house fire complicating insurance collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie L. Cummings
Broadwater
Lillian L. Wolfe
Cummings
Love Beach
Hiberon
Etberon
Stage Notes On Plays And Performances Across Cities
Augustus Pitou presents Miss May Robson in Alan s Fool at Nobod nford Conn Aug 2. Miss Robson to tour after Empire Theater, three and four scene family life comedy. Celtic Players open at Uramball Playhouse Lexington Ave with The Toth and Kathleen in Houlihan and Rising of the Moon. Mins Bonstelle to star in The Masy Lady at Buffalo week of July 12. Myron Vogan melodrama In Self-Defense casts Edgar J. MacGregor and others. Afgar to star Lord Afgar with thirty wives. Michel Fokine to choreograph Meces in Century Theater. Shubert-Crescent Brooklyn to open Greater Love July 5 with Henry Hull. Josie Intropodi to star in The Rose Girl this fall.
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Augustus Pitou
Miss May Robson
Alan
Dale
Miss Robson
New York
Miss
Celtic
Uramball Playhouse
Lexnngton Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Rutherford Mayne
Kathleen
William Butler Yeats
Lady
Harry Fisher
Afgar
Comstock & Jest
London
Lord Afgar
Wive Michel Fokine
America
Century Theater
Shuberts
Henry Hull
Shubert-Crescent ‘Theater
Brooklyn
Josie Intropodi
Anselm Joctsl
Hail Falls Big as Apples At Hillsdale Wyoming
A fierce hailstorm struck Hillsdale twelve miles from Curyenne Wyoming last night damaging two farm buildings and leaving motor vehicles trapped under hail. Stones reportedly reached eighteen inches in circumference. Searchers were sent from Siltsdale to the storm area as a Cheyenne pilot named O A McKenzie was last seen near Ping Bluffs patrolling the district.
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Curyenne
Wyo
Hillsdale
O. A. McKenzie
Cheyenne
Ping Bluffs
Commuters Protest Fare Increase on Long Island
Hempstead Chamber of Commerce and Long Island groups met to address a pending 10 percent fare rise on the Long Island Rail Road. Archibald Weeks of Yaphnn Civic Organization urged action, arguing the hike would mark the railroad as a profiteer. A committee will study franchise statements and report findings before the measure could take effect September 20 if approved.
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Hempstead Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead Chambe of Commerce
Long Island
Loneland Ratlrow
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HD. Sharpe
Perendants
Margaret Jenks
Europe
Stanley D. Brown
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Park
Marfret Jer'ss
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M.C. A
France
M Brown
Field Artillery Aep
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Dunks
Will Sui
Charles F. Neave
Helen Campbell Palmer Thisternoon
St. Peter's
Norristown
N. Id
Charles Neave
East Sixty-second Street
Alex C. Neave
Allan MacDougall
W. Timbell Thomas
Robert Loughram
Douglas Coleman
Harlan Newto
Helen M. Wilberding
Joseph C. Wilberding
Pelham Manor
Irving W. Lyon
Pelham
Larchmont
Mary Spottswood Norter
Saj
Harold William Jen
Tides
Bride
George W. Vanderbilt
Corneila Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Elisha Dyer
Seevers
Ritz-Carlton
Mrs. Noble McConnell
Scarsdale
William Alisander
Weswport
Pierre Lorillard
J. Fred Pierson
eXwpore
Oregonian
Wanden
Esther Mathews
E. Roscoe Mathews
Turf and Field Club
Belmont Park
M.E. Church
Arr
Gowanda
N. Y
the Rey
Warren Daidley
Misa Harriet ‘Oster
San Francisco
Herbert
1. Smith
Mise Ethel Nelson
Elizabeth
Lawrence Tull
Paul Hayes
Chinay
Harriet Saunders
Detroit
Clare Norton
Napa
Calif
Zelda York
Avon
Bolivia
Maud Gilman
Sup Jose
Panam
Bertha Kler
Chicago
South Americ
Jennie Smith
Worcester
Mass
Evelyn Il R
Lincoln
Neb
Anna ©. Stafford
West Lafayette
Della Steepee
Louie Fiske
San Jose
Panama
Edna Drayton
Obarlin
Ohio
Joseph Cleland
Butler
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Annapolis
Montclair
N. Ju
Francia M. Seaman
Edward FB
Gallagher
BTA
Delaware
Eri Kingston
John Dayes
Segmiin
Bertram Kalvulian
Lieth Street
Wiliam McCoy Fr
Aman
Hillcrest’ Avenue
Portehexte
Thomas EB. Oher Her, Landsman
Electrician
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Lester Weiebert Landsman
Electrica Radio
al Osborne Street
Bloomfield
Robillard
Seaman Seers
Hendricks' Avenue
New
Pion
I. If Potect
Micon
East Twenty-third
Oage
Mother
Women's
Eidton
Eiberon House
Mr Cummings
Shakespeare Playhouse
Rosemary Theater
Roland R. Conklin
William Faversham
Antony
Julius Casar
David J. Wallace
Muffalo
Jessie Honstelle
Mins Bonstelle
Edgar J. MacGregor
Myron Vogan
Vincent ‘Coleman
Marion Coulsley
Prank Burbeck
Charles Abbe
Joseph Allen
Walter Lewis
George W. Federer
June Elvidge
Victor Herber
Zvening Post
Bryan
McAdoo
Cox
Edwards
Sande
Dark Horse
John W. Davis
Underwood
Alabama
Altho
Solid South
Birmingham Age
Imerald
League of Nations
Harding
Armenia
Persia
Canada
Paris
Obregon
North Carolina
Dixie Lands
Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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