Society Men Duel In Charity Baseball At Chevy Chase
Society matrons hand out candy while Philadelphi a Racquet Club team challenges Chevy Chase in a charity baseball game at the American League park. Noted players Preeston Gibson Henry de Sibour Myron Tucker Jr and Dr Blair Spencer star as flamboyant uniforms are ditched. Following the game Chevy Chase hosts a social event with tennis and golf competitions featuring Walcott Tuckerman Julian Bishop and Ballard Moore.
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Ball Park
Chevy ‘Base
Philadelphia
Odebutantes
Providence Hospital
Moniy
Preeston Gibson
Walter Johnson
Ienry de Sibour
Myron Tucker, Jr
Blair Spencer
Ned Mitchell
Metropolitan Club
Wiliam Wright
Army and Navy Club
Washington
Chevy Nose Club
Washington and Philadelpha
Wll
Walcott Tuckerman
Julian Bishop
John Clapp
Chevy Chase
Ballard Moore
Spencer Gordon
Thab
Prizes Awarded to Campfire Girls in Mount Pleasant Church
More than twenty Campfire Girls groups from across the city attended a post year honors assembly at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. Mrs Luther H Gulick lit the council fire and the three candles Work Health and Love were lit by the girls amid songs. Medals trophies and other prizes were presented by Miss A M Merrill. Dr Luther H Gulick outlined an encampment plan akin to Boy Scouts to aid the girls in learning campcraft and governance with guardians supervising near Washington.
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Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Luther H. Gulick
A. M. Merrill
Guardians’ Council
Boy Scouts
Luther H. Guilck
Washington
Shuster Urges International Patriotism at Friends School
W Morgan Shuster former Persian government expert addressed the Friends School graduating class urging international patriotism to reduce conflict. He warned big armaments and land grabs fuel wars and said true peace follows when nations look beyond boundaries. Principal Sidwell awarded diplomas to seven graduates, led by Gilbert King as president and with a music program and a Quaker style silent prayer.
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W. Morgan Shuster
Friends School
I Street
Mr. Shuster
Friends
Gilbert King
Walter Cameron Roberts
Hilda Eberly Janson
Janet McPherson Brown
Elizabeth Albertson Hopper
John Bruce King
Carroll Pierce, Jr
Louise Benton
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Military personnel shifts include retirements and assignments across infantry, coast artillery, and medical corps. Col John S. Parke is retired after 40 years. units at Army War College and Fort Sheridan see transfers and officers detailed for examinations and academy duties.
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John S. Parke
Infantry
James M. Williams
Coast Artillery Corps
William J. Jones
Eighth Infantry
Samuel Fransenberger
Feld Artillery
Robert C Williams
Jofin J. Ryan
Au Artermaater Corps
John 8. Parke
Actios
Philippine Uslands
Robert W. Rosh
Twelfth Infantry
Ezekiel J. Williams
Thirteenth
Philippine Scouts
Vie
Allen Smith, Jr
Will E. Pyles
Medical Corps
Fort Sheridan
United Rtatea Miliary Academy
Ralph Storter
James Osshwaardd
Pacific Wranch
United States Disciplinary Barracks
Alratzna
Cal
Thomas L. Kelly
Portore Regiment of Infantry
Fort Myer
Maxwell Murray
Coast Arhilere Vorpa
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
John C. Montgomery
Seventh Cavalry
Mounted Ree
Fort Riley
Kans
Clarenge Laninger
Mounted Service
Firat
Inna P, Swift
Second Cavalry
Mounted Service Scchool
Fort Hiley
Kang
George B. Worthington
Medical Reserve Corps
Harry L. Schurmeier
Medical Reserve
Arthur W. Holderness
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Lengcoworth
Harry L. Jordan
Twentieth Infantry
Atlantic
Fort, Jay
Harold M. Bayner
Third Cavalry
Mounted Service School
Kana
George &. Patton
Teenth Cavalry
Baus
Fred W. Pagmer
Board of Officers
Signal Corps
Arthur R. Christin
Leslie Macdill
Naval orders issued for transfers and promotions 1915
Commander W H Standley moves from New Jersey to command Yorktown. Commander R D Hasbrouck to Naval War College. Commander R Z Johnston to the general board in Washington. Lieut Comdr G P Chase to executive officer post in New Hampshire. Ensigns W Wolf and G H Geer reassigned and shipped. several officers detached to yards and ships. Asiatic fleet notes and retirements. vessels sailing between Balboa, Mazatlan, Shanghai, and San Diego. Mrs William Jay leases a Newport cottage for season.
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W. H. Standley
New Jersey
Yorktown
R. D. Hasbrouck
Naval War College
Newport
R. Z. Johnston
New Hampshire
General Board
Washington, D. C
G. P. Chase
Hydrographic Office
New York
N. Y
BE. J
Asiatic Fleet
Cavite
G. H. Geer
Moblean
Sherwood Picking
Thomas Baxter
Saratoga
M. P. Refo
First Submarine Division
Asiatic Feet
Asasutant
H. V. Cornett
Naval Hospital
Canora
Ganner Mons Monssen
Olonzano
Monadnock
Ganner William Cronan
Naval Station
Olonzape
First
Harry M. Jacoby
Philadelphia
Wesley
Holway
Boston
Mass
Jay
Washington Post
R. L
William Jay
Chase Cottage
Rhode Island Avenue
Court debate over five thousand dollar bank penalty
A federal court hearing centered on a $5,000 penalty sought by the comptroller against Riggs National Bank and its officials. Lawyers argued over legality, potential penalties, and whether the penalty should stand or be void, with emphasis on ex parte Young and the broader policy of bank deposits and stock dealings. The judge planned a decision by July 1 while hearing extensive filings and broker testimony about Riggs transactions with Lewis Johnson & Co.
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Williams
Commercial Bank
Stock Exchange Bank
Stock Exchange
Congress
Justice McCoy
Weu
Frank Hogan
Ex Parte Young
Hogan
Rigga Bank
Mr. Hogan
Hye
Riges Bank
Gate
Warren
Bailey
Brandeis
Comptroller
United States
Court of Equity
Untermyer
W. Morris Lammond
Lewis Johnson & Co
Riggs Bank
Lammond
Riggs National Bank
Riggs
Unnn
National Bank
Riges National Bank
Rigga National Bank
Mr. Untermyer
Senator Bailey
Lewis Johnson
Gene McCoy
Lewis Johnson & Coo
Balle
Presbyterian General Assembly Deliberates Christian Life Reports
Rochester N Y May 21 Reports of committees on Christian life and work and on church cooperation and union dominate the afternoon session of the 127th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States Dr Francis L Patton former president of Princeton University and former head of Princeton Theological Seminary gave an address tied to the Huss semimillenial anniversary report
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Rochester
N. Y
127Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Huss
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