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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
42
A series of society wedding notices from New York and nearby churches. Brides include Mite Gwendalyn, Catherine Terry Shorpton, Florence Magee Flesworth, and Josephine Pott with detailed gowns, attendants, and celebrants. Additional notes cover receptions, guest lists, and society events at Delmonico and Sherry's.
Long list of society figures hosting and visiting in New York and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Austin Ledyard, Commander Arthur Cooke, Count Roger de Mev, Mr and Mrs George McMurtry, Mr and Mrs Nelson S Crath, and many others. Guests sail, travel, or stay at hotels such as the Rite- Caenon Plaza and Ambassador, with plans for summer in Europe or local resorts.
Washington June The Charke WAtures of the Polish tega tion and Mme Kwapiszewsia will leave Washington for Ashfield Mass where they will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Edwin Shattuck at their summer home Mrs Watson Vreeman Clark with daughter Mise Charlotte Freeman will go to her summer place on Cape Cod Mass to return in October. They will be joined later in the summer by Mrs Clark The retiring Chief of Finance of the War Department Brig Gen BM Lead and Sten Lord were guests at a reception this evening given by officers and civilian personnel division at a buffet supper. Eugster enters the mM fined at a buffet supper in compliment to their daughter Mae Eisenreth Eugster and Major Dabney. Chamorro accompanied by her husband have gone to Atlantic City for a short visit before proceeding to spend some days there. Mrs Weller of Senator Waller Maryland has closed her Park Hotel apartment and will join the Secretary of War and Mrs Weyer over July 4.
Rows of end flower arrangements drew visitors to Chigton Hall for the Ge Cis show. Delphiniums won a facet prize by K Hollister. bronze Garden Club prize went to multiple winners. Several attendees listed include Mr Anderson and Dr George Ho Dison among others, with social notes on visits and rental news in Bridgehampton.
Mrs William K Vanderbilt and party arrive in Newport for the season. Notable guests and residents include Rev Roderick Torry, Miss Muriel and Consuela Vanderbilt, and several New York and Providence visitors at various Newport properties. Members and relatives of prominent families arrive for extended stays as summer season commences.
Vatican letter opposes Jewish dominance in Palestine under the proposed British mandate. It argues equal civil rights for Jews, warns against Catholic exclusion, and requests Catholic representation on a commission to decide religious questions.
The Greenwich bride Eleanor Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hardens Derkine wed Franklin Eddy Parker Jr of Bay 4 Mich yesterday at Stanwich Church The Rev Percy Kammerer of Boston officiated The bridal party included Mrs Katherine Perkins and Laura Parker among others A reception followed at West Brother Farm The couple plan to sail in June for Norway and travel Europe before settling in New York City with Parker’s recent Harvard and State Department ties noted
The Surrogates Court yesterday probated the will of Mrs. Hyde who died January 21. She bequeathed 50000 to Presbyterian Hospital 25900 to Orthopedic Hospital and Pits 15000 to Rabies Hospital and 10800 to Woman Hospital. Two servants receive annuities of 100 and 200. A residual estate with life interest goes to Tf Ripe and Mrs Mary R Scott with final division among heirs after a daughter's death.
Miss Annie Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Morrison of 61 Fenshaw Avenue Yonkers married Mr C F H Crathern Jr son of Mr and Mrs Simon Crathern of Mollix X Hi The ceremony was at the bride’s home officiated by Rev Charles Frank Hill Crathern father of the groom Also noted is Miss Bamberger betrothal of Miss Elea to Herbert J Michael with marriage date undecided in Salt Lake City Utah Orange New Jersey and Yonkers visitors mentioned.
The Tribune invites corrections to inaccuracies in its columns. An easy court discussion about the civce art center yesterday misidentified Arnold W. Bronter as president of the American Institute of Architects. Brunner did not hold the post. Pavitle of San Francisco was elected president at the Chicago convention earlier this month.
The Tribune reports the Fresh Air Fund will send thousands of New York City tenement children to country camps this summer, with waves of groups departing from Grand Central and other hubs. It notes 13,000 children to be hosted, total projected cost near $100,000, and urges readers to donate at least seven dollars per vacation.
London dispatch reports Miss Alice du Pont heiress of Wilmington Delaware and Harold Glendenning wed at St Paul’s Knight's Bridge. The bride’s wealth and the groom’s modest means drew attention as Rhodes Merton College Oxford and future English bar ambitions were noted.
Philadelphia report states William Rock aged 49 died after thirty years as an actor and dancer. Survivors include wife Gladys Tilbury and sister Ree. Funeral planned in Philadelphia with interment in Bowling Green Kentucky. Rock appeared with Frances White and in various New York and Broadway productions.
Edwin S Forhan an engineer aged sixty four of Freeport died yesterday in Lynbrook while walking to a train. He lived at 122 Pearsall Avenue Freeport and left home in apparently perfect health. He is survived by his wife Eleie a son Dwight and Mrs Elizabeth P Bowen of Plainfield and three daughters. The deceased was associated with the New York Herald earlier in his career.
Mr and Mrs Pahnestock opened the coaching season in Lenox today traveling to Pittsfield and circling Lenox Lakes. Notables including Mrs Harris Faktestock of New York and Alexander Sedgwick with Franklin MacVeagh visited Stockbridge. Guests at Pinesitt and Brookside in Great Barrington include Alexander Drake, Mrs B Wikrt, and Mr David Ives Mackie with family. one son returns from Groton School. Frederick Palmer, author and war historian, left the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge for Harbors Me.
The body of Prince Monaco who died here will be transferred to Monte Callo Leday and lie in state in the chapel for several days. A funeral is set for July 8.
Today the American Museum of Natural History hosts exhibits and events including a Muse of Art reception and advertising talks. Details mention special lectures, a dinner, and schedule items at locations on East Street and related venues.
Rear Admiral George W. Kline, a 31 year Navy veteran, died yesterday at his Bound Brook home. Aged eighty four, he lived after naval service in New Jersey and was to have a 3 p.m. Saturday military funeral with interment in Readington. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1885, served aboard ships including the Raleigh and battle stations in New York, and held commands at Guantanamo Bay and aboard the Vermont. His career spanned the Spanish American War through World War I era assignments. He is survived by his wife.
Funeral services announced for various local figures including a pioneer Republican leader in Anacortes and others in Cincinnati and Madison Avenue. The notice lists names such as Longworth, Wilton, and Dr. Skelly, with brief details of their deaths, affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Readers can telephonically place notices with The Tribune by midnight for inclusion in the next edition.
An obscure marriage notice appears in a fragmentary report. It mentions individuals possibly including Cameron and Ledington with reference to a Fire Previzierian Church, age notes, and a list of unclear names and places, suggesting a local church wedding notice with damaged OCR data.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and family connections including Anne Tideman, Helen Begley, George Rand, and Elizabeth Plummer among others. Entries note widows, husbands, and relatives, with service dates and locations such as New Jersey and Vermont. Read as a miscellany of bereavement notices from a historic newspaper page.
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