Month of Brides To-day Fitting Close In Society Notices
Several weddings in which society is interested will be added to the record of ceremonies in June. Barbara Allen will wed in Christ Church Rim Manor, with details of the Vagnane match and a notable bride’s sister’s death shaping the ceremony. The event follows a fall Paris plan with a summer in this country prior to a Paris autumn. Other listed marriages include Atherton Bridgman and Waterman, with Bryn Mawr and Yale connections noted against a Wilkes-Barre setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Rim Manor
Barbara Allen
Fred Set. Aves
Vagnane
Paris
Wich
Allen
Varliano
Social weddings and engagements fill New York notices
A flurry of social items lists upcoming weddings and engagements. Miss Helen L. Hoffer will wed Lieutenant Henry G. Lodge at St. Thomas's Church with a reception at 48 West Eleventh Street. Virginia Avis Duncan du Bois announces her engagement to Edwin Earle Lucas of Sound Beach, Conn, a Harvard 1919 grad and Navy ensign in wartime. Miss Mary Crathorne Montgomery to Frane Stirling Crowell, engineer and Columbia alumnus. Hilda Hiss to Gardner Ladd Grisey with Helen Kierstede Hiss as maid of honor. The scene includes relocations, elopements, and travel plans tied to families and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas's Church
Helen L. Hoffer
Kay E. Totter
West Fifty-ninth Street
Henry G. Lodge
Engineer Corps
John Howard Montgomery
Flushing
Long Island
Mary Crathorne Montgomery
Frane Stirling Crowell
Crowell
Columbia
Columbia ‘University Club
American Society of Civil Engineers
Hilda Rogers Hiss
Philip Hise
Gardner Ladd Grisey
Grace Church
Helen Kierstede Hiss
Walden Pell
Beatrice Straus Weds Dr Levy of Rockefeller Foundation
Beatrice N Straus daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Straus married Dr Robert L Levy of New York a Rockefeller Foundation member yesterday in an open air ceremony on the Straus estate grounds Mount Kinco Rev Dr Kari officiating Beatrice given in marriage by her father with bridesmaids and ushers named The couple left for a Western trip and will reside in Mount Kisco and New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse I. Straus
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Beatrice N. Straus
Isidor Straus
Oscar
Nathan Straus
Dr. Levy
Rockefeller Institute
Robert L. Levy
New York
Star of the
Rockefeller Foundation
Mount Kinco
Jesse Isidor Straus
Straus Estate
Kari
Miss Loeb
Herbert Carlaveth
Elizabeth Kuhn
Dirs. Woodberry
George Sidenberg
Idol Straus Jr
Frank Altschul
Dr. Aradeau
Gates
John Schiffer
Heatrice Herschman
Carl Herschman
Weat 100Th Street
Maurion J. Stein
St. Regis
Nathan Kross
Selma Horschmn
Stanley Barth
Walter Davidson
William Herschman
Bert Towenfelt
Alexander Harth
Carl Ch
Mervin Hess
White Mountains
Mra. Stien
New York City
Eliot Wins Bennett Prize for Harvard Essay
Charles W Eliot 2d, grandson of the President Emeritus, won the James Gordon Bennett prize of $100 for the best Harvard undergraduate essay on American government policy. Eliot, Class of 1920, lives in Cambridge, Mass, and the award was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrivge
Mass
James Gordon Bennett
Harvard
Charles W Eliot 2d
Eliot
Cambridge
Meeting Called to Raise Cash to Pay Interchurch Debt
Interchurch World Movement executive committee announced the discontinuation of the $36,777,572 campaign as of June 28, 1990 at 111 Fifth Avenue. Resignations of key officers take effect June 25, with Speers tasked to urge denominational leaders to contribute toward settling indebtedness and funding next year. Committees to handle affairs were named. shortages blamed on lack of agreement among denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch
Interchurch World Movement
Fifth Avenue
James M. Speers
Maxsrs
Speare
Fosijick
Fowles
Wxset
Ld Siegel Cooper
Metaut
Miss Bertha Holmes Weds J Paul Taylor in Riverside House Lawn
Miss Bertha Holmes daughter of Mrs Nathaniel Holmes of Dean Grove married J Paul Taylor son of Mr and Mrs M of Asbury Park on the Riverside House lawn Forked River Nid yesterday afternoon. The Rev Dr O Wy Wright assisted by Rev Dr T T J Wright and Rev De Barnard Taylor officiated. Attendants included Miss Dorothy Nh Miss Ruth Beach and others. Honeymoon aboard the Crassella on Barnegat Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerina Gunant Holmes
Nathaniel Holmes
Deean Grove
D. Pastor
Ocean Grove
de Barnard Taylor
Chester
Trinity College
Dorothy Nh
Northarolina
Ruth Beach
Pittsforch
Ruth Ralston
Flatbush, L. J
Marianne
Broo
Robert Tusting
Ashbury Park
Eno
Crassella
Barnegat Bay
No Mail Delivery on July 5 in New York
Postmaster Batten warns residents that mail delivery will be halted for Independence Day observed on Monday. Special delivery is advised for important communications. mail offices and institutions will begin deliveries to messengers at 9 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Batten
Going On Today at New York Meetings And Conventions
A garbled schedule lists events across multiple venues in New York with references to the National Lutheran Council Catholic Educational Association and various clubs. Entries mention meetings, luncheons, and gatherings at places like Hotel Astor Waldorf Astoria and related organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugekm
Astadmiesten
Zootonten Aviuatiai
Ehetlandt Park
Museu
Idetssten
National Lutheran Council
Hotel Astor
Surety Association
Jintel Pennaylennia
Ie Avenue ‘Association
Waldorf Astarih
Hotel Cuiniodors
Ciuni
Tribune Fresh Air Fund drives for NYC youngsters vacation relief
The Tribune details ongoing Fresh Air Fund efforts to fund two week country vacations for one fifth of New York City’s nearly one million children from tenement homes. Donations totaling $1,120.69 yesterday from global supporters including Grimsby Canada and Paris France fuel the program alongside church groups and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Tribune Fund
Briggs
The
Tribune
Blevhdas
Sunday School
Ragnail
Crater
Spuyten Dugott Staten
Ilies
Ribert
John
Masterton
Eerie
Ron Blunts A
Webber
Wrights
Suniel
Wiltonie
Willlaysa Cryeeesesese Wigan
Iaveseain
Forla
Chyuerh
Hfurtense
Yopita
Meinith
Louie Shyiter
Presbyterian
Schuh
Envnilie
Falun Vo
Pte
Surherband
Ag Gansta
Clarence
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Transport Brings 837 Bodies of Soldier Dead
Mercury arrives from Antwerp with 437 U S Army deaths from disease in France and England. Fleet pays respect as ship docks at Hoboken with flags at half mast and signals from passing vessels. The port also carries 1 815 ashes of late Temperance troops and 18 5 Polish recruits en route to Camp Dix for demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
U.S
Antwerp
United Stat Army
France
England
Die Hoboken
Camp Dix
Treasury Publicity Director Drowns Bathing in Potomac
Thomas A. Cannell, director of publications for the Treasury Department Saving Division and noted California newspaper man, drowned while bathing in the Potomac River. His body was recovered today. Cannell formerly wrote for The Los Angeles Examiner and The San Francisco Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Potomac
Thomas A. Cannell
Treasury Department
Saving Division
California
Mr. Cannell
A Money
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sullivan Estate Valued at 1.7 Million in Probate
Chicago June 24 The estate of Roger Sullivan is valued at 1.7 million according to an inventory filed for probate today. Wealth consists mainly of stocks in various corporations with no real estate scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Roger
Sullivan
Rosenberg ex-clothing maker dies at 27? Brooklyn man
Aulus Rosenberg, 27, a retired clothing manufacturer, died late Monday at 42 Bay Twenty-fifth Street Brooklyn. Funeral services planned at his home at 2 pm today. Immigrant to the United States in youth, he entered the clothing trade and retired over twenty years ago. Interment will be in Cypress Wil Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulus Rosenberg
Bay Twenty-fifth Street
Brooklyn
Tw. m
Rosenberg
Cypress Wil
Moura
Teokart
Tesla
Tiente
Caldwell Cemetery
Bualvey
Fhomus
Anta
Nea Hanrahen
Mra
Mary Gaeen
William Sha
Allen & Phevard
Mountgomery Tince
Nger—Johanns
Jonerh
Bingee
Denny
Diesel
Marit Sn
Sigmiend Bilie
Mion
Ealn Truchet
Panera
Fort Washington Ave
Bron
Elman
Willan Austin
Catherina
Robert Tome
Alexander Peixotto Dies at 67 in City Home
Alexander Peixotto a broker aged sixty seven died yesterday at his home 10 West Sixty seventh Street He was born in the West Indies and came to this country forty years ago The body was taken to the Funeral Church where services will be held at 1 a m tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandrer Peixotto
Alexander Peixotto
Mr. Peixoto
West Indies
Funeral Aerial Return for Mrs Sarah D Brown Writer
The aerial funeral yesterday ferried ashes of Mrs Sarah D Brown from her home 67 West Sixty-ninth Street over the Statue of Liberty. Nine white and two red carnations symbolized her age and years as a temper advocate and children's writer. Dr Burthold presided, while Kate Brown prepared a ritual service. The urn was entrusted to Dr Baer for burial, with flowers given to Frank Malfon of the US Marine Corps. Thousands watched along the Battery and Heiltoe’s Island as the ceremony unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ork
Sarah D. Brown
West Sixty-nin Street
Brown
Burthold
Kate Brown
Tou
Frank Malfon
United States Marine Corps
Parson Davies Dies. Famed Walker Manager in sports circles
Charles Edward Payson Daviva known as Parson Davies died in Bedford Virginia after a stroke. Early 1940s promoter of Dan O Leary the champion walker, later managed Peter Juckson and a 60 round draw with James Corbett. Born in County Antrim he rose to prominence as a clerical looking manager whose fame spread in sporting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Charles Edward
Payson
Daviva
Davies
Dan O'Leary
Walker
Peter Juckson
James Corbettia
Cornelius Vanderbite
Parson
Funeral Held for Max Liberant of Delmar New York
The funeral for Max Liberant of 196 West Twenty-eighth Street was held from his home after dying Sunday night in Delmar North Dakota while hitching. The service took place at Mount Sinai Cemetery. Liberant was a labor cutter for Women’s Wear and The Daily News Record and a 1918 graduate of the College of the City of New York who served in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Liberant
West Twenty-eighth Street
Delmar
N. d
Mount Sinai
Liberant
Daily News Record
The
College of the City of New York
Archbishop Hayes decries secular education and modern trends
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes told 800 delegates at the Catholic Education Association convention at St Patrick's Cathedral that modern education shows worldliness and secularization. He warned against federal centralization and socialization in schools, urging a return to religious sanction to uphold family rights and national reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Hayes
Catholic Education Association
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hayes
You&e
Jang
Death notices for Ralph Cronk and Robert Seymour
Robert P. Seymour, aged 23 today after a lingering illness, was a member of Stevens and Co wholesale firm and served on the Incal Borough Council. He belonged to Manhattan Club, National Association of Arts, Bayside Yacht Club, Escox Fells Country Club. Survived by wife and four daughters. Ralph Cronk, seventy six, retired farmer of Laylowney New Jersey, died Monday at Plainfield after long illness. Born in Upper Saddle River New Jersey, he farmed in Ulster County, New York. Survived by two sons Wilbur Cronk of Yonkers and Jesse Cronk of Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Seymour N
Reb. Hy
Stevens & Co
Mr. Seymour
Manhattan Club
National Association of Arts
Bayside Yacht Club
Escox Fells
Incal
Ralph Cronk
Suset
Laylowney N. J
Plainfield
Upper Saddle River
No J
Ulster County
N.Y
Flees
Wilbur Cronk
Yonkers
Jesse Cronk
Pateron
Funeral Services Held for Josiah K. Ohl Editor
The funeral of Josiah K. Ohl, editor of The Evening Telegram and former editor of The New York Herald, was held at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Rev. Edwin E. Matthews led services with Major James McConnell escorting. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank B. Flaherty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah K. Ohl
Evening Telegram
New York Herald
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Edwin E. Matthews
Rs. Oh
James McCoxnnell
Joan
Manila
Philippine Islands
David F. Webster
Frank A. Munsey
Rodman Wanamaker
Gridiron Club
Willard Straight
Mr. Ohl
The
Sun-Herald
KE. Club
Frank B. Flaherty
Truman H. Talley
Washington
Herald
Woodlawn
Charles L Seibert Dies in Bloomfield at 67
Charles I Seibert 67 died suddenly at his home 10 Newark Avenue Bloomfield N J after a short illness. He served as an official of Greenwich Savings Bank New York for 38 years until retirement last year. Former vice president of Bloomfield Savings Institution and treasurer of Essex County Building and Loan Association. Survived by wife seven daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Seibert Bloomfield
N. J
Charles I. Seibert
Newark Avenue
Greenwich Savings Bank
New York
Bloomfield Savings Institution
Essex County Building and Loan Association
George A Derby Dies After Operation in City
George A Derby aged seventy five of Port Chester passed away at home after an operation in New York City. Born in Greenwich Connecticut he was father to Town Clerk Charles O Derby and three other sons and survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Derby
Charles 0. Derby
Port Chester
New York City
Mr. Derby
Greenwich
Conn
Obituary notes for Middleton Stern and others in Brooklyn
Obituaries note Christian Middleton of 1 New York Avenue Brooklyn a electro mechanic for sixteen years at the New York Navy Yard and formerly with National Motor Company. Also listed are Mrs Mathilda Stern of 105 Nineteenth Avenue Brooklyn who died Sunday, and Thomas Shalvey and Tory Crosman as other survivors. The reports mention a daughter and spouse, and multiple siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Middleton
New York Avenue
Brooklyn
New Yorks Navy Yard
National Motor Company
Ant
Manhattan
Tate
Michael Stern
Ele Kunviven
Thomas Shalvey
Department of
Ged Sunany
Merekiv
Dur
Ateh Reetmeilein
Local obituaries and funeral notices in terse listings
A crowded funeral notices page lists deaths and service details for Brown, Curtis, Doughty, Greenway, Ming, Eckman, Haines, Hogan, Jewell, Latz, Lanza, and others. Entries include dates, locations like Long Branch Brooklyn Englewood and Massachusetts, with burial or service details and relate providers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andre Vagliano
Pelham Manor
Sarah Atheromas
Henry Ather
Donald Storrs Bridgman
Walter K. Bridgman
Lake Forest
Gelock
Tia Everong
Wilkes-Barre
Atherton Iz
Bryn Mawr
Bridgman
Yair
Stele Tridges
Waterman
William J. Waterman
Rob
Wanamaker Book Shelf
Burgess Bird
Thornton W. Burgess
Johnny Town
Beatri Potter
Ralph Mayhead
Buirass Johnson
Uncle Wiggly
Paserd R. Garis
Ralph
Jotenh Shelet
Robert Wheeler
Nilsary
Jows Jahnstou
Irl
L. Frank Baum
Louis Rhead
AlMgain
Roosevelt
Reid
Oyster Bay
Ry Fanny Youngs
Childhnoa
Anya
Ighth
New Building
John Wanamaker Wey
Ninth
Fulton McClelland
Seattle
Wash
Washington L. Mann
West Righty Fifth Street
Raymond 8. Brown
Calvary Church
McClelland
West Eleventh Street
Charles A. Munn Jr
Rite Carlton
Europe
Henry Harriman
Trudeau
Paul Smith
Frits Holm
Lake Dunmore
Vermont
Holm
Doris Thornley
Warren L. Green
Fred C. Thornley
Forest Hills
Gardens
L. I
Theodora Hammond
Alexander
John Hays Hammond
W. Smith
Atlanta
Glourestion
Forest Hills Inn
Ter
Th. Percy Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Carl A. de Gersdorff
Stockbridge
BR. W. Plummer
Solace
New York Waters
Mrs. Plummer
Amos Pinchot
Renee Coe
Freeman
Beatrice Straus
Bennett
Rachmaninoff
Ampico
Buabe
39Th St
Bertha Holmes
J. Paul Taylor
Forked River
Beatrice Hersehman
Maurice J. Stein
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Grimsby
Canada
Reformed Church OF
Harlem
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
New Rochelle
Edgehill Church
Spuytes Taywil
Sexton
Sauxton
Iocharen
Henn
Vacaton Fund
Sorey
Pitt
Tulius Wosenber
Maison Camas
Madison Avenue
Patrick J. Atrick J. Reynolds
Park Avenue
South Orange
Orange Material Hospital
Mr. Reynolds
Archbishop Hayes
the Tribune
Telephone Beekman 3000
Hemingway Hutchins
Erkagerinn
Isatherine Grungenot
Free Hemingway
Watertown
Hone
Moetnar
Walt
Stirner—Batldwin
Tevery Ho Mey
Brunon
Brabois Baldwin
Flowers Steinet
Ant Mra
Eurenestvinns
Muntgoni
Han Wal Mok
Tinersee Bpenard Rewie
Grorke
Bronklsn Wommasy
Mr. Wortiham
Magda
Stanford
Connee
Curtis
Greadway
Jane
Dean Beth Muensie
Punera
Greenwaeh
Beruntin
Mortuary
Chapaleday
Taines
Lune
Vetun
Ueloweh Simband
Aljme Haines
Munseml
Wore
Terian Lodge
Tay
Clin
Mustin
Lin Beaton
Letterts Tree
Letters Place
Grane Av
Hogan
Furmer
Edna
Helinur
Nis
Mandy Westenney
Dopephia
Northwort
Abram Wontereelt
Sean Welivet Rusband
Shah
Atlanticity
Caroline
Reich
Solomon
Toate
Fanny Monmibard
Mivwerne Tats
Beattie Elpgemann
Mack Lats
Hay Frith
Serviers Westhasday
Ateesnoon
Chapel
Tayaiin
Valana
Ederick
Liberty
Terment
Massachusetts
Lony
Anton Hatoved Harbin
Jageningung
Dearuhng Nein Adele Bet Dart
Wilelmine Schwertner
West Abe
Thuretay Sonra Girjack
Kile Lada
Jeani AM
Marin
Murrin
Upper Montclair
Qughter
Dace Wand Lite
Chica Martn
Anaral
Martin
Patrick Bec Voved
Huang
Theta
Fithor
Winit Marg
Cocula
Huntin
Fubersl
Tatayetty
Owly Munenter
Bilin
Marie Steed
Choi
Tapacklyn Hut
Steelsun
Beloved
Hee Motorman
Funerad Weaneeday
Saleiaisison
oBe
Internarnt
Ahan
Tories Dwinnet
Tuitean Tiarsy
Bmoy Nakan
Katies
Ratton Cork
Tuscouist Patrik Mbt
Winlon
Thones
Calvary
Mullin
Lisle
Staten Teena
Prati
Jo Hla
Viteinia
Tormey City
Memoriam
DE Lacy
de Laer
Elnk
66Th St
John W. Lyon
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