Wellesley Brides Latter to Leave College for Weddings
A stream of Wellesley seniors announce engagements as they leave college plans. Jean Miller of Philadelphia will marry before graduation and return for commencement and the senior supper, while Helen Nixon of Boston becomes the wife of Professor Hilliard. Other brides to be include Abbie Reed of Minneapolis, Walter Annan of Minnesota studying medicine, and Jessie Acher of Willimantic set to marry Reuben Hlenri Bawden.
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Jean Miller
Philadelpa
Helen Nixon
Hilliard
Washington Poat Wellowet
Vass
Wellesley Vugge Gris
Misa Jean Vier
Wellesley
Chiladelphia
Bamund
Velen
Boston
Curtis Morrison
Dartmouth Jn
Prassor
Simmons College
Misa Nixon
Artt
Agora
Hachelm
China
William Shoe
Grafton
Abbott Laher
Harvard
Cornell
Vis Jessie Evelin Aaher
Willimantic
Corneilla
Reuten Hlenri Bawden
Jacksonville
Fla
Calumnia
Misascuba Thomas
Hanson
Paul Wester Poston University
Harvard Araduate School of Business
SN Tennisty
Meade
Minaffarrlat Blake
Omaha
Teorke
Edward Vierson
Minneapolis Fursuid
Nunel
Isg
Beatrice Blake
Mistan Osml
Edward Curtis Matthaws
Portsmouth NH
Bowdoin
Mose Flelen Hayward
Tenale Wiclod Keith
Brackton
Lucille Doghting
Cranford
Lambert
Dasa
Pennex Voluma
Tacoma
Waen
Marian Warner
Jedte College
Jonnsnyder Carlisle
Brooklyn
Carlisle
Clark Siege
Princeton ‘Theological Sminary
Moorestown
Nod
Alpha Phi Holds May Ball at Willard Room
Members of the Alpha Phi Fraternity at the Maryland Agricultural College College Park Md held their May ball in the Willard room Saturday. Patrons included Dr and Mrs Mo Panafis of Washington Prof and Mrs Gy Richardson Prof and Mrs of Roughton and Prof and Mrs E N Gray Valleys Park. The organizing committee included Vo Truitt W I Kiether FEY Brown and F Jo Mc. Members present included R oN Truitt president W T! Jivrever vice president J. B Coster secretary M R s Gray treasurer J B tray Tt 3 Brown G H Buchwald G torkes R Dale T D Gray F J Marra PW Wright EA Taylor otemenner G KB Gray Ho Balkam Mera and f J Burlingame
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Alpha Phi
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Willard
Mo Panafis
Washington
Richardson
Roughton
Jivrever
J. B Coster
Seretary
Gray
Brown
H Buchwald
G Torkes
Dale T
J Marra
Wright EA Taylor
Otemenner
KB Gray Ho
Balkam
Mera
J Burlingame
Suffragists Elated as Leaders Plan New Push
Mrs McCowormick chairwoman of the congressional committee travels to Chicago with plans to press a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage. A long session in Congress is anticipated, with hearings sought before House and Senate committees. Antoinette Punk, also from the congressional team, is noted. In Georgia, Mrs Sherman Booth campaigns and will address the National College Equal Suffrage League at the Washington Chamber of Commerce tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woaill Mcowormick
Congressional Committee
Chicago
House
Senate
Jane Mra
Antoinette Punk
Georgia
Sherman M Booth
National College Equal Suffrage League
Washington Chamber of Commerce
National Association
St. Paul's
Edna Kenton
St. Paul
Jane Olcott
Mewspaper
Marie Jenney Howe
Sven
Mra
Florence Wiese
Miss Duckwall Named Juvenile Court Probation Officer
Judge J Wilmer Lattimer announces Miss Katherine Duckwall as probation officer of the Juvenile court succeeding Milas Jean King who retired for health reasons. Duckwall, of 1435 Webster Street Northwest, has long served as a social worker in the western district and has worked in juvenile court, with Judge Lattimer citing her efficiency and fitness for the role.
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Lattimer
Mias
Katherine Duckwall
Juvenil Court
J Wilmer Lattimer
Mias Duckwall
Milas Jean King
Jane
Tiurkwail
Webster Street
Ilea Wueh
Tia
Attimer
Baltimore Woman Dead After Winchester Excursion
Mrs Ella Kesseling of Baltimore died in Winchester Virginia after an excursion. She arrived and shortly after fell down stairs at the home of the mother of Chief of Police M W A Dotar, suffering fatal injuries.
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Ella Kesseling
Baltimore
Winchester
Washington Post
Mra
Killa Resseling
Mra Resseling
MW A Dotar
Modern sea palaces compared with ocean liners of fifty years ago
The article contrasts old sailing ships with modern steam vessels describing immense steel ships up to 90 feet long with powerful engines, luxury apartments, music halls and gardens. It notes the romance of old ships and the distinct charm of newer steamers, emphasizing that all are ships.
Atlantic Liner Tow Tells A Tale Of Return Home
A fragment recalls an Atlantic liner journey where a steamer invites recollections of past life aboard. The voyage becomes a form of residence, with health and happiness linked to revisiting a former home at sea as circumstances allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
Two Sisters to Wed Brothers in New York House
Special to The Washington Post New York May 2 Two sisters Gertrude and Anna Asinot engage Abel and Edward Lieberman after a theater party introduced them weeks ago The couples will marry soon all four reside in the same apartment house in New York City The tale highlights neighborly fate and a romance born in shared surroundings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
William Asinot
Gertrude
Anna
Abel
Edward Lieberman
Abel Lieberman
May Day procession at St Patrick’s names Queen and train bearers
St Patrick’s Academy led a May procession with Mgr Russell officiating as over 700 children took first communion. Pauline Isemann was Queen of the May with Pauline Chris man crown bearer. train bearers and maids of honor named. Sermon by Rev James A Smyth followed by benediction.
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Misa Pauline Isemann
Pauline Chrisman
Mgr. Russell
J. A. Smyth
St Patrick's
Sisters of the Maly Cross
St Patrick's Academy
James A Smyth Deered
Mer Russell
Pauline Isemann
Billeen Lyons
Irene Bontz
Dorothy Dick
May Leeanitzer
Marie Allen
Love Letters Copying Ard ent Words Win Bride Pact
Miss Agnes Klipon of New York sued Godfrey Lupnik Wood for breach of promise of marriage after three years of engagement. She testified he sent ardent letters copied from novels and valuable sentiments from Europe. The jury awarded her 41000, finding she was kept in love by his letters and ring.
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Agnes Klipon
New York
Godfrey Lupnik Wood
Washington Feet
Godfrey Lupnik
Mias
Agnes Iupon
Mise Kilpen
Lupnik
Europe
Juupnik
Thia
Mr. Lupnik
Mlas Kilipon
Washington
Bristol
Mary Little
William Riley
Bluff City
Riley
Miss Little
H R Slagle
Murder in Little Italy stalks Camorra rings in New York
Police probe a mafia linked murder in Harlem area Little Italy Chimera a secretive barber shop owner found dead with a mass of wounds. Detectives uncover a bomb making arsenal and link the crime to Italy’s secret societies amid vendetta feuds and threats against betrayers.
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Layer
New York
Little Italy
Frank Chimera
Washington Post
Higer
Tor
Mur
Chimera
Italy
Polles
Vicwe
Cous
Ryan
Meyers
Owen Egan
Murph
Fortunato la Monti
East
107Th Street
la Mantl
Hea
Mttla
Little
Samuel Sohon
Ninety-fifth
Boger
Inception Hospital
Wes Ava
di Martini
Fortunato la Mont
108Th Street
la Monti
Mra Josephina Constanzo
Monti
Harlem
la Montl
Fifth Avenue
Olsen
Cassetti
Camorra
Mafia
Siant
Juan Ura Bac
Paris
Mary
Avenue
Dubois
Fair Graduates Reign at Baccalaureate Services
Mount Vernon Seminary graduates host a week of commencement events beginning with a musicale at the Willard and a concert by the Glee Club. Diploma ceremonies follow at the Willard with Bishop McDowell delivering the address. Other schools including Gunston Hall, Timlow, and Miss Madeira hold Friday exercises. Dr Harvey W Wiley will confer diplomas at the Columbia Hospital Training School for Nurses. Invitations issued for Washington College of Law diplomas at Memorial Continental Hall Thursday.
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Mount Vernon
Seminary
Gunston Hall
Timlow
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Mount Vernon Seminary
Ulysses
Willard
Dorothy Meneee
Kansas City
Josephina Sweeney
St Paul ‘Inn
Alma Schmidt
Chicago
Mary Wood
Flint
Glee Club
Giese Club
Hishop McDowell
Cranston, Ill
Girls give French matinee at Histol School commencement week
Twelve girl students at Histol School on Nineteenth street and Mintwood northwest began commencement week with a French matinee describing scenes from life in France. Pictured are the graduates Eloisa Porter Anderson Jean Campbell Margaret Soulag Gottman Thelma Dargan Marie Lauise Galway Gladys Armstrong Graham Dorothy Hompe Evelyn Kailett Knote Frances Miles Laura Talbott Neal Mary Walker and Louise Williams.
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Histol School
Nineteenth Street
Mintwood Place
L Lfe
France
St Margarets Church
C P Sparling
St John's Church
Georgetown
Missea Eloisa Porter Anderson
Jean Campbell
Margaret Soulag ‘Gottman
Thelma Dargan
Marie Lauise Galway
Gladys Armstrong Graham
Dorothy Elizabeth Hompe
Evelyn Kailett Knote
Frances Rebecca Miles
Laura Talbott Neal
Mary Ellis Walker
Louise Elizabeth Williams
Elected to Honor Society at George Washington University
Misses Mabel Blanchard Joana Best Anna Craton and Elizabeth Weber were elected members of the Sphinx Honor Society at George Washington University. The society honors coeds distinguished in scholarship and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Blanchard
Joana Best
Anna Craton
Elizabeth Weber
Sphinx Honor Society
George Washington University
Patchingeside Peeping Tom Intriguing Hunt After Rock Salt Shot
In Patchogue New York residents watch for a tall man seen peering through windows at Mrs Baylie and her daughters. Larry Lawrence trapped the suspect behind a tree, fired a rock salt shot that sent the intruder leaping six foot hedges and five fences before vanishing at speed. The tale spreads through town as observers recount the chase and its startling escape.
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Washington
New York
Patchogue
Harry Lawrence
Frank Baylle
Bayle
Lves
Bessie
Edith
Larry Lawrence
Port Jefferson
Ives
Seitz Court
Parchogue
Baylie
Montauk Point
Patchogie
Borah to Address Michigan Republicans in Detroit Meeting
Idaho Senator Borah travels from Washington to Detroit where he will address a joint Michigan Republican convention seeking party reconciliation. Delegates from regular and progressive wings aim to unite under a shared platform while Borah weighs tolls policy and how repeal would affect U S relations with foreign powers and national dignity.
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Michigan
Idaho
Borah
Washington
Detroit
William Alden Smith Wis
Senate
Senators Debate Policy Amid Cloakroom Gossip and Delays
The piece portrays senators leaving chambers to gossip and address business during debates on the President's policy. It notes criticism of the debate methods by leaders like Root and Lodge who spoke long hours without interruption. It also mentions literary items by Margaret Deland and others.
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Senate
Root
Lodge
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