Grand Week Ends in Paris As Americans Flock Home
The Grand Week closes at Longchamps with Americans dominating the season scene. Hostesses like Mrs Myron T Herrick and Mrs W K Vanderbilt entertain before many depart for the mountains and seashore. Races drew English and South American crowds. but Paris bustled with American women in elegant dress as social leaders prepare to disperse for summer.
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Crown Prince to Enter Tennis Tourney in Berlin Doubles
Berlin reports the crown prince plans to compete in the doubles at the Zappot tournament starting July 6 with Lieut. Carl Lange as partner. A Berlin paper notes the prince’s talent yet with modest critique. The treasury drafts a bill to regulate bookmaking, taxing wagers at 6 percent and lowering pari mutuel tax to 12 percent. Miss Mary L Jobe, history professor, will explore northern British Columbia and southeastern Alaska with two guides, covering 400 miles on foot for ten weeks. She is active with the Canadian Alpine Club and the American Alpine Club.
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German Counts Honor 400-Year Servant Line at Estate Jubilee
A Washington Post special from Berlin reports the Spannkrebs family has served the Counts of Eulenburg for four centuries at Gallingen estate near Königsberg. To mark the 400th anniversary, the Count and senior Spannkrebs invited all estate workers to an elaborate jubilee dinner financed by the count.
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Tourists cleared to enter Italy with reduced formalities
Rome June 2 Senior officials and tourism groups reported a breakthrough at the tourists congress in Amsterdam. Milton Mansfield of the American Automobile Association and Signor L Mercant of the Italian Touring Club reached an agreement to halt all fiscal dues tied to foreign car landings in Italy. Mansfield notes over 8,000 American tourists land at Naples yearly, then travel through Italy and Switzerland before returning home.
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Pontiff Prays At Apostle Peter's Tomb In St Peter's
Rome Tunes describes the Pope ascending to St Peter's on St Peter's eve to pray at the tomb of the apostle. He descended by elevator to Raphael's loggie and was carried in his chair through the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament into the basilica where canon clergy paid homage. He remained in prayer for about half an hour.
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Independence Day Pageant Needs Funds and Volunteers
Rudolph calls a 30 oclock meeting in the District building to appeal for funds for the Independence Day celebration. The Corcoran building hosts pageant preparations as children receive caps and wreaths for the event. Flower girls Middy girls and flag boys are scheduled to collect props at Fifteenth and F streets before the celebration.
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Henry VIII as Church Thief Pageant Planned at Merton Hall
London reports a July 15 pageant at Merton Hall Norfolk titled Henry VIII as a church thief. It retells the king’s barefoot pilgrimage to Walsingham and his pillage of Tompson Collegiate Church. Rev Charles Kent arranges the libretto with Anne Boleyn featured and a Druid Christian chant set to music by J Burham Johnson. the king's lost luggage will be displayed.
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Germany's Typhoid Mary in Berlin Regiment Kitchen
A regimental cook in Hanau is blamed for a typhoid outbreak that killed two soldiers and sickened several hundred others. The Reichstag cites a potato salad she prepared as the source, noting she carried typhoid for years and is forbidden from work. The case prompts debate on pensions for carriers deemed permanently disabled.
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Tilted, He Sues Girl. New York Exporter Seeks Damages
Samuel Greenbaum a 36 year old New York exporter filed a supreme court suit seeking 5000 damages from music teacher Misa Leah Scher 23 for alleged heart injury and 250 for money spent entertaining her He describes himself as a French navy veteran Sahara explorer and Cant Dreyfus defender and says any damages will go to charity The action follows his summons to Harlem police court where Scher complained of his attention
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Cheeses 148 Years Old and Giant Family Property
A Paris dispatch notes cheeses over a century old in Switzerland Valais and Vaud where Gruyere is famed. Each family guards a giant cheese as a heritage souvenir used only at marriages baptisms and major events. A farm on Osmont islands holds a cheese claimed to be centuries old. Chandler statue to be unveiled today in Michigan with governor Migmora and lawmakers leading the ceremony.
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Their Married Life by Mabel Herbert Urner
A couple aboard a steamer quarrel over cabin setup and comfort The husband Warren rages about engine vibration over a second class stateroom. Helen tends him and seeks quiet on deck while the band blasts nearby. Warren demands action from the captain as he battles seasickness and noise.
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Luxury on the voyage and complaints fade
Helen and Warren maturely settle into a new stateroom with a private bath after the chief steward rearranges the ship to their comfort. Helen praises the gesture while Warren vows to curb complaints, yet vows to keep a stiff kick ready for any future issues.
Rabbis Meet at Shore for National Convention
Rabbis from all sections of the country gather in Atlantic City to begin the twenty third annual convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. The opening program includes welcomes, the president's message, memorial addresses, and papers on topics such as marriage and divorce, race theories, and university religious work.
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New Orleans
Edward N. Caliaoh
Richmond
Vacation trunk fashion blooms with named models
A Paris inspired craze names each new dress model with quirky titles. A Blanchisseuse, meaning washerwoman, sparks color driven designs in white voile or crepe with orange black or green mauve accents. Patterns sold in three sizes require 7 yards of 36 inch material for size 16.
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Prince Henrys Yacht Wins at Kiel Regatta
Kiel Germany June 2 In elimination races at the Kiel regatta the Tilly XVII owned by Prince Henry of Prussia and C V Krogmann of Hamburg placed first with an 11 mile breeze aiding helm Prince Henry The second and third went to Serum owned by Walde mar Tietgens of Hamburg and Rest V owned by Julian Stalin of Berlin The Tilly XVII is the second new boat built this season for Prince Henry and Kerr Krogmann with mixed earlier success.
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