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... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. FIREWORKS FORBIDDEN. (Irrons Owe NEW YORK, April 8. IPar.the first time in American history the United States will not celebrate Independence Day this year in noisy fashion. The use of firewcrks and other explosives whose previous ...
... the bolt every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. The Fourth of July will be, as usual, devoted to the celebration of American Independence Day—alwa)• a great event in Lucerne, owing to the number of American viiitom; a banquet will be held, and will be followed ...
... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. RECEPTION AT DORCHESTER If OUSE. In celebration of American Independence Day the American Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid held a reception at Dorchester House on Monday afternoon. Between 3,000 and 4,000 guests attended. Their ...
... Sisbusawa Sakutaro, of the leading business men in Yokohama, who has been for several months confined to his bed. The American Independence Day was celebrated in the usual manner. An interesting programme of yacht was carried out in the afternoon. A dinner ...
... post cards received at any of the Post offices on that day. This date stamp will be used for this one day only. American Independence Day was worthily celebrated by Dr. Rays at the Bangkok United Club, when a large number of his friends were present. ...
... citizens appointed recently by Mr. Gaynor, the Mayor of New York, to devise a safe and bane public celebration of American Independence Day to replace the indiscriminate revolver awl cannon sing which hitherto has left tremendous casualty rolls is responsible ...
... Unionist and Tariff Reform Association, Queen's Hall, 3.15. Convocation of Canterbury: Meeting of the House of Laymen. American Independence Day : Dinner. Savoy Hotel, 7.30: the American Ambassador awl Mrs. IVhitelaw Reid% reception at Dorchester House, 4---6: ...
... IN so 4j CENT. DEBENTURES TO BEARER Connaught Eooms, Great Queen-street, 11. OF £l9 10s. 6d., OR FC3. 500 EACH, American Independence Day: Dinner, Savoy R9payable ol cumulatiTe Hotel, 7.00. Binking fund, eliiier by half-yearly dmwlngs a u 193 i- American ...
... Gardens., • . .fe? ■*?.- •••* Marriacws Sir Hamilton Goold-Adatns and Miss Riordan at St. Peter’s, Baton-square, 2.30. American Independence Day: Dinner, Savoy Hotel, 7.30. Salon Society Annual Dinner: Treesdero Restaurant, 8. Old Cheltonians* Annual Dinner ...
... North West Ham. New Reform Club: Conference on the 1;a/et - mien( Insurance Bill, Mr. Lough, M.P., presiding, 8 American Independence Day : )mner. Savoy Hotel, 7.30; the .American Ambassador Mrs. Whitelaw Reid', reception at Dorchester Howe, 4-4; ball ...
... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY, RECEPTION BY MRS. WIIITELAW REID. The American Ambassador and Mn. Whitelaw Reid held a reception at Dorchester ycsterday afternoon in celebratien of the Ametimn ladepender.ce Day. Thei ! was a large attendance of members of ...
... to me when sitting with many friends in the banqueting hall of the White City Garden Club on July 4of this year (American Independence Day), I listened to the two fine addresses given by Mrs. Chapman Catt and Dr. Anna Shaw. The motive, in its simple form ...