A Month of Weddings in New York
A New York visitor notes a May to June wave of weddings, club life swelling as fashionables depart for summer haunts. He details social dynamics, club memberships, Fifth Avenue draw, and the city’s dining and entertainment scene, from Vienna Café to Delmonico’s, and remarks on public amusements and notable figures in a lively, period-voice column.
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University Club
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Lady Randolph Churchill
Leonard Jerome
Jerome
Calumet Club
Twenty-ninth Street
Calumet
Hoston
John J. Townsend
Knickerbocker
St. Nicholas
D. K
Manhattan Athletic
Lorillard
Central Park
Firth Avenue
Murray Hill
Hashrow
William K. Vanderbilt
Richard Hunt
Paran Stevens
George Francis Train
Ersby
Train
Grace Church
Broadway
Paris
Tremont Street
Taverner
Twenty-Sixth Street
Parssell’s
Union Square
Hotel Hungaria
Maryland Restaurant
Caulfield’s
Thirty-first Street
Re al Delmonico’s
Brunswick
Oai
East Fourteenth Street
Koffman House
Stewart’s
John and
Warren Streets
Flaneur
Dr McGlynn Denies Charges In Ciraco
Dr McGlynn arrived in Ciraco and denied claims that he admitted being the Luther of the nineteenth century and an apostate. He affirmed his Catholic faith, criticized ecclesiastical authority, and argued poltical errors are not forbidden. Rome sent a papal bull of excommunication when no hearing application was filed within forty days.
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McGlynn
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A Provincial Jubilee in Halifax with Grand Ball and Races
Halifax celebrates a provincial jubilee with a lavish ball decorating the city streets. Lord Russell reviews troops on the Common before 20 000 spectators while 5000 white clad schoolchildren receive banners and souvenirs. A pyrotechnic display lights up the night as mourners remember Mgr Power.
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Sproran
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Worcester
Boston
Acadia
Templeton Opera Company of
New York
Bay of Fundy
Episcopal
Ordnance Department
Port
H. M.S. Bellerophon
Baltimore
Ont
P. J. O'Mullin
Lord Russell
Eacegis
York and Lancaster Regiment
Sixty-third Rifles
Gaiely
Mgr. Power
New York Cathedral Plans Delayed Await Site Choice
The New York Cathedral project awaits site selection. Babcock and Miller plan to report at the board's executive committee meeting next Monday. Over $500,000 already pledged for a site with top contributors including Astor Vanderbuilt and Jarces each at 100,000. A potential location near Morningside Park faced fragmented ownership and price disputes among multiple owners.
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St. John the Divine
D. Babcock
George MacCulloch Miller
Board of Trustees
John Jacob Astor
Cornelius Vanderpilt
D. Willis Jarces
Morningside Park
Roperty
Young American sculptor Alexander Doyle builds fame abroad
From The New York Graphic profile of Alexander Doyle, a <PRIVATE_PERSON> sculptor under 30 from Ohio. He studied in Europe, opened a New York studio six years ago, and earned major commissions including General Lee for New Orleans and a statue of Margaret Haugherty. His work now includes General Johnston and Steedman pieces, with Garfield and Hill statues planned in Cleveland. A Willoughby post office safe blow and a local sale ad close the piece.
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Broadway
Alexander Doyle
Ohio
Europe
Cincinnati
Florence
New York
Charles Graham Halpin
Miles O'Reilly
Brooklyn
Robert E. Lee
New Orleans
Margaret Haugherty
Albertepee Johnston
Steedman
Toledo
Senator Hill
Georgia
President Garfield
Cleveland
Doctrine of Probation Sermon at Park Street Church
Dr Gregg preached on one probation at Park Street Church last evening, arguing there is only one probation after death. He warned a second life would not aid conversion, as judgment follows death and leads to either eternal happiness or endless suffering. He stressed the futility of renewed life to reform past negligence.
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Hell
Boston Museum and Garden Arts Event Listings
Daily program at 2 and 8 includes Corinne in Arcadia at the museum hall. Promenade concert at Music Hall starts 8 in the evening. Brocolini Opera Company performs at the Garden. Horticultural Hall features Munkacsy painting Christ Before Pilate.
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Corinne
Arcadia
Jou
Sie Atre
Treland
Itis
Music Hall
Garden
Brocolini Opera Company
Vent Horticultural Hall
Munkacsy
Christ Before Pilate
Frost-Horatio Morris Sale Notice Brice Evans & Son
Frost-Horatio Morris, aged 12 months, is cataloged for a sale on Tuesday. Jand Brice S. Evans & Son offered the item with a price at a specified time.
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Frost
Horatio Morris
Brice S. Evans & Son
Marriages and obituaries from Easton to Roxbury June notices
A roundup of marriage announcements from Easton Winchester Somerville Brookline and surrounding towns with names and dates. Notable entries include Edgar Belcher to Julia Rankin at Easton June 23 and Henry Butler to Sarah Tucker at Winchester June 25. Obituaries list Mary Bacon aged 85 Caroline Homer and multiple others with ages ranging from 7 to 96.
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Lydia Goodrich
Currier
Barnes
William Trull
Edward P. Currier
Sadie H. Barnes
Deford
Fessenden
Brooke Herford
Henry Deford
Baltimore
Alice
Sewall H. Fessenden
Boston
Jones—Shaw
Somerville
A. R. Nichols
Benjamin G. Jones
Etta J. Shay
Somer
Bacon
Woburn
Mary B. Bacon
Oliver Bacon
Esselen
Josephine
Gustavus J
Joanna Esselen
Abigail Emererson
Nathaniel Neale
Poat Wight
Dedham
Abigail R. Wight
Wilkins
East Braintree
Charles Edwin
Joshua
Rebecca T. Wilkins
Wells
Roxbury
Charles G. Wells
Harvard College Overseers Election Notice 1887
The Board of Overseers announces an alumnus election on Commencement Day June 29 1887 at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge to elect five Overseers for six years. Voting hours ten A M to four P M. Eligible voters include BA MA and some honorary degree holders under the 1865 act.
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College Yard
Cambridge
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Harvard Hall
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Warren II. Baker
Boston
Charles G. Keyes
Midclesex
George M. Brook
Edward Hixo
F. A. Farnham
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Ricker
Lynn
Salem
Theodore Badger
John J. Sweeney
University commencement program at Massachusetts Hall
The President and Fellows, the Overseers, the Faculty and other officers will meet invited guests and alumni on commencement morning at 9 45 oclock at Massachusetts Hall and proceed to Sanders Theatre. Degree candidates assemble in full dress at 9 45 oclock with seniors before Holworthy Hall and other degree candidates before Stoughton Hall under Marshal Coolidge.
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