Court Hears Clapham and Conlin Robbery Case Ties Ends
In Minaola on June 17 Ruth Conlin and Donald Clapham faced arraignment for home robbing. Clapham claimed he acted to shield the girl as they sought Broadway lights. Both pled not guilty and received $500 bail. restitution promised to victims. The pair’s fathers and clergy were involved as witnesses and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapham
Ruth Conlin
Washington Post
Minaola
Ben Cliff
Donald Clapham
Grand Jury
Broadway
Siemann
Nell He Vanderwater
Henry Moore
Alfred el Clapham
Fnlac
Mra Conlin
White House Aide Weds In Secret Romance
Thomas C O'Sullivan, secretary to the President, married Louise Foster Lynch of Lakewood New Jersey. The ceremony was at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York, with a later wedding dinner after the couple met in New York following parental objections. Jasper Lynch, the bride’s father, is said to be worth about $2.09 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Thomas C O'Sullivan
Washington
New York
O'Sullivan
Princeton
Louise Foster, Lynch
Lakewood
N I
Miss Lynch
Misa Lynch
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
T. E. Ollmart
Union Station
Jasper Lynch
Letter Carriers At Beach Enjoy Substituted Route Day
Letter carriers at Chesapeake Beach experienced a cheerful outing as a substitute carrier covered routes while the regular man enjoyed an outing. The National Letter Carriers' Association Capital Branch No 1420 organized the trip, entertaining Postoffice Department officials with a private car and lively contests. Nearly 2000 members and guests ended the day saying they had a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Letter Carrilera’ Association
Capital Branch
Chesapeake Beach
Postoffice Department
Mrs Henrietta Cofer Weds Donald Vought in Englewood
Miss Henrietta Leland Cofer daughter of Dr Leland E Cofer United States Public Health Service official in Washington DC married Donald Williams Vought of Englewood New Jersey at St Pauls Church Englewood Reverend Fleming James officiated bridesmaids included Esther Cott Dorothy Schenck Ellen Cott Alberta Peters Ruth Miller Grace Rogers Marion Drake Smith and a reception followed at Valmont the bride’s aunt residence in Englewood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecal
Washington
Englewood
Grace Rogers
Marion Drake-Smith
New York
Valmont
Miss Drake- Smith
Miss Washburn to Wed Coast Artillery Lieutenant
Engagement announced of Miss Laura Vail Washburn daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Washburn of Saugerties New York to Lieut Gilbert Marshall coast artillery United States Army with no wedding date mentioned listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
The
Coast Artillery
Washington Post
New York
Laura Vail Washburn
George ‘W Washburn
Saugerties
N. Y
Gilbert Marshall
War Babies Debate Split Between Archbishop and Mrs Pankhurst
London reports a committee led by the Archbishop of York found no solid proof that war conditions increased illegitimacy, countering Emmeline Pankhurst who argues there are more war babies. At a Woman's Social and Political Union meeting she announced plans to shelter and adopt war babies through a home program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archbishop of
York
Emmeline Pankhurst
Archbishop of York
Woman's Social and Political Union
Partington and Dana Tales From War Tense Italy and America
In Milan a mob attacked a piano factory, throwing pianos from upper floors and setting the building ablaze while Phyllis Partington, a San Francisco dramatic soprano, endured danger and fled. Separately, Nantucket reports the death of Mrs Jes sie Halladay Dana, widow of Edmund Trowbridge Dana, with note of their socialist wedding at Cambridge and their life in Minneapolis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Partington
Washington Post
New York
Milan
Phyliia Partington
San Francisco
Europa
Italy
Miss Partington
Piazza del Duomo
Nantucket
Maya
Jessie Halladay Dana
Edmund Trowbridge Dana
Cambridge
Minneapolia
Minn
England
Halladay
Dana
Richard Henry Dana
Longfellow
Wife Sues General for Separation Over Panama Revolutions
New York June 17 Gen Herbert Ottley Jeffries West Point graduate and Central American revolu tionist is sued for separation by his wife. She alleges years of violence including a pillow blow severe enough to bruise and a threatened umbrella strike at the Hotel Belleclaire in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Panama
New York
Herbert Ottley Jeffries
Wea
Jeffries
Central America
William Nicholas Chandler
Panama Press
Gen. Jeffries
Berm
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
United States
Colombia
Elks Host 1100 Orphans at Glen Echo Park
More than 1,100 children from Washington and Alexandria orphanages spent a day at Glen Echo hosted by the local Elks lodge. B J Murphy and manager Shipps organized elaborate amusements, a luncheon, and transport by special cars. Participating homes included German Orphan, Washington City Orphan, Episcopal Home, Bruen Home, Industrial Home School, Jewish Foster Home, St Vincent's, St Joseph's, Rose Industrial School, St John’s and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexandria
Orphana
Glen Echo
Lodge of Elks
B. J. Murphy
Shipss
Lim
Washington City
Episcopal Home
Bruen Home
Industrial Home School
Jewish Foster Home
St. Vincent's Orphan
St. Joseph‘s
J. Rose Industrial
I Brides In War Romance United Prince Kingsland Union
Grandnephew of Mrs William Astor and Mrs Marion de Forest Prince wed George Lovett Kingsland in New York City Hall after obtaining a license at 10 AM The ceremony was performed by Alderman Curran two hours later in the Plaza Hotel presence of family friends The couple met in London during the war romance and will reside at the Plaza Hotels fitted apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Astor
New York City Hall
London
Washington Post
New York
Marion de Forest Prince
John Dyney Prince, Jr
City Hall
George Lovett Kingsland
Alderman Curran
Ethel W. Kingsland
Theodore Frelinghuygen
Tuxedo Park
Woman tilts farms and wears pants in Perry township
Frances Cadero, a 20 year old Italian in Perry township Pennsylvania, operates a 76 acre farm alone while her father lies ill in a Monessen hospital. She tends six horses cows and crops, broke two colts, and began three years ago. Her family is unable to help and she wears trousers in the field and barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Apedal
Washington Post
Connellsvlle
Perry Township
This County
Frances Cadero
Monessen
Car Tickets To Be Prizes At Washington Outing
Clarence F P King president of Washington Railway and Electric Company to distribute 300 dollars worth of street car tickets as prizes for members of the Washington Railway Relief Association attending the organization outing at Chesapeake Beach on June 9. Fred J Merhheimer chair of the executive committee was informed and the company board confirmed they will attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence FP. King
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Railway Relef Association
Chesapeake Beach
Fred J. Merhheimer
The
King
Rescues Girl From River After Rowboat Incident
Edwin Rherts of 140 N Street SW plunged into the Potomac near Arsenal Grounds to save Misa Florence Hardy who fell overboard from a small row boat. She was taken to the harbor police precinct for dry clothing and returned home uninjured. Rherts aided her ashore and was attempting to hand her dog when a wave pulled her into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rherts
N Street
Potomac River
Arsenal Grounds
Misa Florence Hardy
Miss Hardy
Harbor
Eberts
Arrive at Bar Harbor Home Bar Harbor Summer Visit
Dr and Mrs James Mitchell of Washington arrived today to spend the summer at their Bar Harbor cottage Viscount De Alte minister from Portugal will arrive from Washington tomorrow Countess Laugier Vollerg will occupy the Livingston cottage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bar Harbor
James Mitchell
Washington
Viscount de Alte
Portugal
Torrow
Laugier Vollerg
Livingston Cottage
Engagement of Gen Corbin's Niece to Barton Eddison
New York notices Mary Corbin of Dayton Ohio engaged to Barton Eddison of Irvington on Hudson. Miss Corbin is a niece of the late Lieut Gen Corbin U S A. The wedding is planned for October at Mrs Parsons Ardsley on Hudson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Eddison
Irvington
New York
William Usher Parsons
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Mary Corbin
Dayton
Ohio
Irvington-on-Hudson
Mias Corbin
Corbin
U S. A
Patriotic Legion to Install Summer HQ at Atlantic City
The Patriotic Legion, recently incorporated in DC, holds events in Atlantic City tomorrow at 8:30 PM on the Boardwalk to raise the legion flag and install summer headquarters. Three Sunday meetings feature speakers Marion C. Butler, Willam Puleifer, Rev Dr John Worley Hill, and William E. Andrews with Dr Fraleigh singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Legion
District of Columbia
Atlantic City
Legion
Steel Pier
Presbyterian Church
Willam
Puleifer
New York City
Marion C. Butler
United States
Fraleigh
William E. Andrews
Treasury Department
Washington
Military Mass Planned by District Catholic Societies
A committee of representatives from Catholic societies in the district organized for a mass at Fort Myer to be held on a date in June. William P. Normoyle was elected chairman and William H. Lepley secretary. The group includes leaders from Keena Connall K of C Holy Name Society Ancient Order of Hibernians Knights of St. John and Fort Myer chaplain Father O Keefe of the Fifth Cavalry attended. A follow up meeting is set at Knights of Columbus Hall next Sunday to refine plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Knights of Columbus
William P. Normoyle
Willam H. Lepley
Carroll Institute
Keana Connall
K. of C
E. C. Edwards
Holy Name Society
John Hadley Doyle
Michael J. Schaefter
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
James A. Daly
P. J. Haltigan
James Breen
James F. O'Brien
Matthew Myers
J. F. O'Meara
Matthias Griffin
Knights of St. John
William A. Lusby
Thomas J. Cavenaugh
B. A. Howards
T. K. Gallaher
Father O'Keefy
Fifth Cavalry
Knights of Columbus Hall
Helen Proudly Drives Own Car Despite First Puncture
Helen, nervous at first, masters starting and steering her car with Warren’s cautious approval. A park drive with Laura Richards ends in a puncture, requiring a roadside repair and a humbling ride to a nearby garage. Helen questions if automobiling is worth the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Warren
Laura
Long Island
Laura Richards
Jersey
International News Service
Notre Dame Academy Alumni Banquet Speakers Named
Notre Dame Academy alumni honor 1915 graduates at a banquet at the Fibbitt with speakers including Rev William J. Brooks moderator of the academy Rev E D McDonnell S J president of Gonzaga College Rev John Mulligan and Miss Burnedette Dore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
Fibbitt
Kathleen Sullivan
Alumni Association
William J. Brooks
E. D. McDonnell
Gonzaga College
John Mulligan
Margaret Taity
Burnedette Dore
Alice Crowley
Misa Marie Dietz
Misa Margaret Creager
Mary J. Murphy
Zita Weide
Misa Katherine O'Leary
Margaret Lane
J. C. Bogan
M. F Talty
Mra
BE. Esby
B. J. McGar
O. Tehmer
H. H. Humble
A. A. Morris
B. Ackerman
James Kilroy
D. GC. Shea
Migs
Hla Moneghan
Iss Hortense McGowan
Agnes Garner
Agnes Wade
H. Venall
Margaret Becker
Nellie Becker
Loretta Dillon
Margaret Dore
Helen Dillon
Julia McGrath
May Fuller
Gertrude Lane
Misa
Regina Watkins
J. HR. Hartmette
Ise
Veronica Quinn
Ethel Roddy
Helen Roirdan
Mina Margaret Lanes
Esther Garner
Clara Kelly
Anna Yeaver
Elizabeth Maloy
M. Jargin
Mary McAllister
John Kirby
C. W. Lee
Margaret Kennedy
Misa Rose Kennedy
Lydia Payette
Mary Stormont
Martha Rogera
Elizabeth Byrne
Agnes Dillon
Mary Roman
Misaary Gerrie
Alice Sheridan
Agnes Quinn
Lillian Milovich
Darken Gray Hair with Q Ban Color Restorer Ad
If hair is turning gray or itchy and dull, shampoo and apply Q Ban Hair Color Restorer. Within days the gray hair darkens naturally. head becomes clean and lustrous. Not a dye, claims to restore natural color. refund if no darkening. James O Donnell's Drug Store 004 F St NW Washington DC. Out of town by parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Parcel Post
Gonzaga's 1915 Mendine Dinner Honors Class of 1916
Gonzaga College held its annual dinner at the Ebbitt last night with Rev B De L McDonnell S J and other college officials as speakers. Thomas HB Payne class president acted as toastmaster, joined by numerous classmates. Father McDonnell congratulated the graduates as the informal event ended with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga College
Ebbitt
B de L McDonnell
S. J
Re .F
A_ Byrne
A J 'Durate
E J Sweeney
William H McClellan
Timothy J. McCarthy
Martin A. Schmidt
Thomas HB Payne
P 'M Cook
R J Filliard
Thomas B Filliard
J. E Galligher
B A Gardiner
Thomas Tracy
B McCarthy
William Wright
W W George
J G Meegan
W. C. Martin
B W Healey
TW Power
Father McDonnell
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Sea Cliff
Y T. C. O'Sullivan
Bride
Henrietta Cofer
Donald W. Vought
Englewod, N. J
Miss Washburn
Clinedinat
M’adoo
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
McAdoo
Miss McAdoo
Wilson
Mrs. Pankhurst
ET. Dana
California
Post Longfellow
Minneapolis
Motera
Young Dana
Mrs. Dana
Henry Halladay
Harrow-on-the-Hills
Walea
Elks
William Balmbeer
Railway Company
Pell
Osgood Pell
Ibride
Mrs. Prince
G. L. Kingsland
Alderman
Kingsland
Plaza Hotel
Aony
Silk
Palais Royal
A.lisner
C. P. King
Gen. Corbin
Fifty-ninth Street
Lauren
Idine Notre Dame
Academy
Gonzaga
McDonnell
Centex
15Th Street N
Florida Avenue
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Ave
U’’ Sts
N. W
Grand Free Street Farade
Colonial Beach
St. Johns
Daniel Frohman
Pauline Frederick
Columbia Orchestra
ORCH
F. Keith
Fritzi Scheff
Gladys Clark
Henry Bergman
Craig Campbell
Wyatt
Scotch Lads
Lassies
Julie King & Co
Fiske O'Hara
Louise Kent
Matinoes
Qoolest
Washlngton
Matas
T&c. Poli
Geo. M. Cohan
Maxi
National Minne Aborn Opera Company
Washington Vs
Detroit
14Th St
Franklin Maryland Avenue
MD Avene
Cam Rine
Snie
Greenstine
Ocean
Stanford
Palmer
White Company
20Th St
Fish Rubber Co
al Rand
Cook and &Toddard CO
Conn
Congressional Garage
Winton
Rauch- Lang
Oldsmobile
Franklin
JVC
Perry
Packard
John F Davis
FORD
North
P. L. Paylor
GALL
Pierce Arrow
Auto Hire CO
Regard| Haverford Cycle Co
Sgaven
Howard A. French & CO
Ninth Street NW
Pruden System
Ely
Alaska
S$ Africa
Rgan Dist
Firestone Ford
Walt I. T. Donohoe
WILCOX TRAX _ CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE CO
Agta
Pa. Ave
E. Tel. L
Maxwell Ce B. Leary, Jr
Eae
T. N
Mass
Avé
Emersom & Orme
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