Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 134, 6 June 1922 — Page 7

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j s x iuuu was one oi me pennuess steernca passengers that left Italy to seek his fortune in America. Having accumulated a competency, iie has left these shores with his wife tDd aanghter Josephine in a palatial suite, surrounded by every luxury -t revisit the land of his . birth. In six year time Piano made $1,500,000 m tna contracting business. . .

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George F. Baker, chairman of the Board of Directors of PirsJ National Bank ot New York and a trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. who donated Sl.OOO.DOO to the museum to constitute an endowment fund, the principal of which is to be kept intact, the 'ncorae to be used for incorporate purposes, photographed as he sailed fir Europ on board the Conte Rosso. '

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Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Depew adding their bit to the fund. While pictures of Chauncey Depew appear often in the papers. Mrs. TVpew remains modeFtly out of the limelipht. This photo of her and li K "i hiulianJ is douHv interfrti"?. therefore.

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Botto? with their wive, S?r?5T TGC&tink S- BaMwiD PenSmnorY, Kailrcad' Jairbk'eneraecretary of the American Railway Association. Second row (behind Mr Ponn) 2 lean Railway Association; C. W. Crawford. American Railway AssociaTion W R , V mer Eineer. Pennsylvania system: Mrs. Duer and Mrs Fairbanks At ttro ri "htl W i p M ,T and; Mrs. Tollerton, Donald Rose. Illinois Centra' lirDailB- Al lP t0 J. Tollerton, Rock Isl-

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Miss Kathenne Van Ingren, only daughter of the latei Edward Van Ingen, internationally known, whose marriage to Mri George Faber Downey, Jr., a son of Bripadier-General George F. Downey, U. S. A., and Mrs. Downey of Washington, took place in St. Bartholomew s in New York. The wedding is an event in army, ami navy circles i . ;

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Competition among the manufacturers of radio apparatus led to this ingenious and artistic receiving set- called the Phonoiier, a combination table lamp and radio set. Miss Pamela Rains, a Los Angeles miss, is the proud owner of this particular one, .

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Ex-Senator Clark. fo.Vl er sUtesman, on board the French stimship France, by which hiC 13 Journeying to the Old World fcr a' icwweeks tour. . .