The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 10

tat + sie gus cenit mee ikea t- at ornelin nelius Vanderbilt jr. who ts to be of "4 James Henry Van Alen jr. rbilt met while Bianchi for the offtoe, 1} Commissioners have ttleton Wedding Attendants Guests at Dinner ct 51.0 francesca 3. RACHEL > LITTLETON oat. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. de Tha Marriage,License Bureau 5 c Vanderbilt Jr., Best Man and Ushers Enter- ' tained by M. Mayhoff, ) Littleton, The dinner was given at No. 17 Hast 37th Street, the home of | % ‘Mr. Meyhoff, who is to be one of the ushers at the wedding, and, in addi- tion to Mr, Vanderbilt,-the best man ‘and ushers were guests. In the party ‘were Gerard H. Coster, Martin W. Litdleton jr. Harold Vanderbilt, Goa- ” trey Rockefeller, Jasper Morgan, Will- jam R. Stewart jr, Ernest Stires, |» Jobn W, Brodix, Lorillard Tailer, Rob- ert Fiedler, Trumbull Thomas, Thorn- tom Wilson, Thomas H. Howard and Included in the Iist of those to whom ~ invitations have been sent by Mr. Vanderbilt and Miss Littleton are soldiers and sailors whom Mr. the service, cacao OUST JUDGE-BRIDEGROOM. Orange Commisstoners Act Just After Perry Starts Honeymoon. A few hours after he hed left tie eity on his honeymoon yesterday the Board of City Commissioners of Or- " N, J., yoted to oust Police Judge Wecree W. Perry and named Viddio > ince the appointment of Judge Perry by Gov. Runyon, last year, the a contended the tt Governor had no authority to all the ) office. During a recent police investigation SEs Jacobs of No. 26 Taylor Street, yes- terday morning. Hi friends were trying last night to find him. pra ~ Richtee Hylan to Study Needs of Hariem's Big Colored Population. In order that Mayor Hytan may be acquainted with the living condi- jored population of Har- whichshas a ulation of 140,009. bea ration Counsel Carr ‘wi dress of wel to the ee will represent more Order Given to Cut Stone for $4,000,000 Work at St. John the Divine. Ee Arrangements were made yesterday at a trustees meeting presided over by Bishop Burch for the cutting of tho golden granite for the nave for the Ca- thedral of 8t. John the Divine. nave will cost about $4,000,000 and work will begin in April of next year, The granite will come from Peekskill, The About $2,000,000 must be raised for endowment, as the rule of the cathedral corporation is that the endowment funt must be kept up to a good percentago of the advancement in building. ‘The nave will be 470 feet above the floor, 125 feet from transcept to trans-| cept, long. and a little more than It will be the third in the world, and the whole struc- than $10,000,- 200 fect t cat feuth Orange Trast: In South Orange, N. of village trustees was held in connec- tion with the primaries yesterday. ‘The election is for two years and the Citi- uens’ Party League candidates, George H. Becker, Dickson W. Richards and ‘W. Palen Conway, Becker recetved 498 votes and the oth- ers 482. were unopposed. “way-down-South” taste! 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They are mounted on dependable rollers, complete with slat, brackets and nickel ring pull. ’ ,NO EXCHANGES DEPARTMENT—THIRD FLOOR See other pages for our three-column adv. and Start of Season Sale of Aprons. Lonsdale Also Sunfast and Venetian Stripes 1.17 Our regul Tomorrow Window Shades lar $1.72 and $1.93 NO RETURNS Steet ‘The man with the motorgcar is to likely to be a farmer or skilled artivan than a banker, acoord- Ing to figures issued by the General day more Motors Acceptance Corporation. study of statistics, under the of Deferred Payments, Given 8500,000 te University. CHICAGO, April 28.—Kawara Hi ,|!umberman, has written a letter Arebbishop Mundelein giving $500, toward the Catholic re of creation under th op's direction. ‘The gift eof Kdward Wines jr, Ife in Fra dispored of is Speedway Hospital to | In its | the Governmen 8, heading ——. the company finds that in a review of 7,801 auto.) 'N NEW YORK TO-DAY. mobiles sold: ‘The average purchaser owns slightly | Ameican more than $6,000 real estate; tas an! } overage income of $278 a month; pays! fan average of $58 a month for his car. Of the men who bought cars fram Association of Engineers, ew Y y Cc eS meeting, Hotel Pennsyly 8 P. M. Monroe jon, monster rally, Prince and Lafayette Streets, 1 P. M. Kiwanis Club, luncheon, Hotel Mrt- bt 12.30 P. M. April 1, 1919, to Sept. 1, 1919, there fayette Post, American Legion, were 729 farmers with an average in-|dance, Hotel Penhaytvania, § P. M. come of Shakespeare Lodge, dance, Hotel bartkers and stock brokers ‘age income ran to $371 a month. 3 a month and fifty-three whose aver- P. M. jonal Committes, mi ny io | P. in tho who lost| jy Mr. Hines recently | ing, “Kutomobile sociation, meeting, 8P.M. ion, New York A M. and 8 P. M. First Church of Divine jaughters of the U: Ohupter, meeting, Hotel Waldorf-As- P.M. Manuf ing, 3 P.M. dort-Astoria. Interchurch World Mo dinner, eon, Hotel McAlpin, 1 P. M. | Victory Post, dance, Hotel McAipin, | 8PM. Newtown High School, MoAlpin, 8 P. M. eration pt Uris in, 8 P. Automobile Credit Men’ meeting, Hotel McAlpin, Fastern Association “Hotel Penneyivanie, 2.P. M. Manuf Hotel Amateur Fencers’ League of . Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, an Matinee Club, f-Astoria, 2 P. M jurers’ Association, meet~ tributers’ meeting, Hotel MecA)pin, a! facturing As- | P.M. t Pennsylvania, | Young Men's Democratic League, | meeting, Hotel McAlpin, 8.20 P. M. Dunwoodie, 1919-1920, luncheon, Hot?! McAlpin, 1 P.M. | Lace ‘Curtain M . | ing, Hotel MeAlpin, 2 P. 3 Inity Society, meoting, Hotel Astor, | | 7.80 P.M. | Fresh Air Fund for Elderiy People, | meeting, Hotel Astor, PM } The Famous Players, supper and | dance, Hotel Commodore, evening. 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