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Roseland Ball Room (51st and Broadway) beats of Fletcher Henderson and one hundred (100) beautiful hostesses (100). A rosy glow prevails over...
Congress (51st and Broadway). A cabaret with a gigantic dance floor and show. There are clever dance arrangements complete with harp by the orchestra of Bob Sylvester, who formerly arranged for Hal Kemp...
Hotel Ambassador, (51st and Park Ave.) features Vincent Lopez in the new Trianon Room, and a fine cuisine...
Miss Frances Horowitz, a blondined and thirtyish telegraph operator, paced & paced & paced her top floor flat at No. 914 51st St., Brooklyn. "I'm sick! I'm sick! I'm sick!" moaned Frances Horowitz. "I have nothing to say. Nothing to say, except that I'm sorry. Oh, I'm so sorry. I made a great mistake! A great mistake...
Theologically the 51st General Convention was stoutly low church. Sociologically it was, in the words of liberal delegates, "yes-but." Rancor flared only briefly during its good-humored deliberations, and just before adjourning Low Churchman Roswell Page of Virginia joined with High Churchman Clifford P. Morehouse of Milwaukee in leading the House of Deputies in "Blest Be the Tie That Binds." Then the delegates drifted off home, leaving only a scattered 800 to gather in vast Convention Hall to hear the Pastoral Letter which always ends an Episcopal Convention...