Capital Society in Living Pictures at Belasco Theatre
Washington society staged a charity event at the Belasco Theatre featuring living pictures of old and modern masters to aid the Diet Kitchen and Red Cross Camp. The audience included prominent Washington figures such as Mabel Boardman and Miss Gwynn and Brazilian Ambassador’s daughter Miss Nabuco among others, with the Marine Band providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Mabel Boardman
Miss Gwynn
Belasco Theatre
Washington Society
Diet Kitchen
Red Cross
Suss Boardman
Angelicia Kaufmann
Duchess of Devonshire
Emily Eaton
Isabel May
Sargent
Carmenetta
Ieurice Cochran
Henri de Sibour
Charles Bromwell
Janiy Betla Delme
Joshua Reynolds
Miss Gladys Kissel Weds James Ely Miller in City Ceremony
Miss Gladys Godfrey Kissel daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolphi Kissel and James Ely Miller son of Mrs Charles A Miller were married yesterday at the Church of the Incarnation Madison Avenue and Thirty fifth Street The Rev Dr William M Grosvenor and Rev Henry Mottet officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with lace veil and orange blossom diadem The couple will spend early spring and summer in Morristown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Godfrey Kissel
Anson W. Hard,Jr
Theodore PD. Dixon
J. Harry. Alexandre
Gsder Miss Reid
Francis J4
Kinnicutt
Kissel
West Fifty-first
Miller
Morristown
David Pierce Morgan
Spring Weddings Amid City Notices and International Ties
Theodora Spencer Patchen daughter of Mrs George H Patchen and Charles Stone Virgil of Shanghai will wed tomorrow at 207 West Fighty fifth Street with Kay Spencer as attendant and John Brady as best man. 婚礼 party travels from New York to Seattle then to Shanghai aboard the Vhreil on April 14. William Cunningham and Miss Martin S Ralston of Cadillac Michigan plan a April 22 ceremony at Broadway Tabernacle. Miss Maurie S Eddy and Lieut Lajos Kada of the Hungarian Army marry at the Eddy home and proceed to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora, Spencer
Jeorge H. Patchen
Charles Stone Virgil
Shanghai
China
West Fighty-fifth Street
Kay Spencer
John Brady
Vhreil
New York
Seattle
Will
Willian Cunningham
Aliss Martin S. Ralston
Cadillac, Mich
Broadway Tabernacle
Maurie S. Eddy
Lajos Kada
Aiis ‘Vitus Eddy
Vienna
Friedmans and Miss Belais Wed in Spanish Portuguese Church
R Moses Friedman of this city and Miss Elena Belais daughter of Henry Belais were married last night at the Spanish Portuguese Church Central Park West and Seventieth Street. Rev Dr Mendes assisted by Dr David de Sola Pool officiated. Grace Friedman maid of honor Dorothy Belais flower girl Ahren Friedman best man ushers Milton Krieger Abram Krieger Arnold Belais Raymond Mendes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Moses
Friedman
Elena Belais
Henry Belais
Central Park West
Seventieth Street
Dr. Mendes
David de Sola Pool
Grace Friedman
Dorothy Belais
Ahren Friedman
Milton Krieger
Abram Krieger
Arnold Belais
Raymond Mendes
Hoffman and Mullen Couple Wed at Echantz Church
Thomas Egbert Hoffman son of Mrs Sigler Hoffman and Harriet E Mullen daughter of William Mullen of Binghamton N Y were married in the Echantz Church on a Sunday afternoon The Rev Karl Reil officiated with the bride given in marriage by her father The bride had no attendants Best man was W Esert Thomas cousin of the groom Mr and Mrs Hoffman will reside in Newark New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Egbert Hoffman
Sigler Hoffman
Harriet E. Mullen
William Mullen
Binghamton
N.Y
Echantz
Karl Reil Jani
Fi¢ Sterreut
W. Esert Thomas
Hoffman
Newark
N. J
Miss Edith Eliot Marries in Orange Ceremony
Miss Edith Valentine Eliot daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Eliot of Orange New Jersey was wed last night in a ceremony that united two notable local families. The bridegroom was not named in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Valentine Eliot
Thomas E. Elliot
Orange, N. J
Marriage of Morgan and Thom to Orange couple
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Howard H. Brown at the home of her parents to Hugo Thom son Morgan of East Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will tour England, Scotland, and France, after which they will live in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Thomson Morgan
East Orange
Isaacs Hendricks Wedding at 237 West Ninety-First
Clarence Isaacs and Alma Hendricks wed at 4 pm yesterday in a private home ceremony at 237 West Ninety-first Street. Rev. Dr. Mendes officiated. Alma wore white satin with valley lilies and gardenias. Brandon Hendricks gave her in marriage. Edna Isaacs served as maid of honor with Eugene Isaacs as best man. ushers included Ernest Tae James Florence, Henry Cardozo Jr., and Nathan Rosenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Isaacs
Alma Hendricks
Henry Harmon Hendricks
West Ninety-first Street
Mendes
Brandon Hendricks
Edna Isaacs
Eugene Isaacs
Engagements and Upcoming Weddings Of Crary and Carter Families
The Rev Robert Fulton Crary and Mrs Crary announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Crary to An n Taylor Sutcliffe of New York. Sutcliffe is an architect educated at Drexel and Beaux Arts Paris and the wedding is planned for April 30 at the Teller homestead Matteawan N Y officiated by Bishop Greer and St George H Toop. The couple will sail in May for Europe and reside in New York. Also announced is the engagement of Ella Maud Carter to Charles Alfred Seymour of the city with a June wedding planned at St Marks Church Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton Crary
Crary
Alice Crary
Ann-Taylor Sutcliffe
New York
Sutcliffe
Drexel Institute School of Architecture
Beaux Arts
Paris
Teller Homestead
Matteawan
N. Y
David H. Greer
St . George H. Toop
St. Luke's
Cornelia de Peyster
Oliver Teller
Europe
Urgevis Carter
Philadelphia
Ella Maud Carter
Charles Alfred Seymour
Warner
Pirs
Alfred V. Leman
George Batchester
St. Mark's Church
Vanderbilt To Defend Suit Over Missing Divorce Papers
The disappearance and recovery of Alfred G. Vanderbilt divorce papers were explained at the County Clerk's office. Four papers show a referee appointment, service details, and defense intent, with no disclosed complaint particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Justice O'Gorman
David McClure
Henry B. Anderson
Vanderbilt
Joseph W. Welsh
Grand Central Station
McClure
Mrs Fish Entertains for Ambassador Bryce Dinner
Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish hosted a dinner last night at the Fish residence in honor of Ambassador Bryce and Mrs Bryce. Guests included Mr and Mrs Co B Alexander, Mr and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mr and Mrs H Le Roy Emmet, Mr and Mrs James R Soley, Mr and Mrs J Stewart Barney, Mr and Mrs Keyt Z Gray, the Marquis and Marchioness of Headford, Mrs Sydney, Mrs Nathalie Schenck Collins, Mrs William Post, the Misses Janet Fish, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Bryces
Stuyvesant Fish
Ambassador Bryce
Headford
Sydney
Nathalie Schenck Collins
William Post
Janet Fish
Rmond Street
Gwendolyn Burden
Sreetis
Moncuroseph Grace
Lawrence Gilles- Johnson
Stuys Esant Fish
Liter
Auti-asement Circle Schedules Garden Silo Benefit
The Auti-asement Circle plans a garden silo benefit for Hartley on Wednesday April 15 from noon to 6 at Mrs. W V S Thorne's home 4 East Seventy second Street Mrs John Henry Hammond serves as President and Mrs Charles A Van Hensselier chairs the Entertainment Committee.
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Auti-asement
Hartley
W.V. S Thorne
East Seventy-second Street
John Henry Hammond
Charles A. van Hensselier
J Finish
Society News and Cultural Events in City Notices
Mrs James Francis Sullivan of Philadelphia visits sisters Mrs Oscar Livingston and Mrs Charles Emory Smith. Paderewski benefit for Music School Settlement set for April 4 at the Place. Miss F W Doane in charge of reserved seats. Mr and Mrs Alfred Roelker Jr plan May June stays at Garden City. Summer sale of women’s wear at East Seventy eighth Street to aid poor Catholic workers. Rev William O'Brien Pardow to lecture Palm Sunday at 4 PM at 41 East Seventy eighth Street Daughters of Faith house. Farrar and Enrico Caruso to sing at Waldorf Astoria concert for Ladies Auxiliary Lying-in Hospital. Mrs Percival Roberts of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs John G Elliott of Philadelphia have returned. Capt Percy Hicks and Mrs Hicks sail for Europe Saturday on the Carmania from St Regis. Esther Racine to be performed by Le Baron Drumm School pupils at Carnegie Lyceum tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Alfred Roelker, Jr
Garden Place
Broockleit
Garden City
William O'Brien Pardow
Fast Sever ‘Ty-Eighth Street
Mics Farrar
Enrico Caruso
Waldorf“Astoria
Percival Roberts
Philadelphia
John G. Elliott
Bicalin Win
St. Regis RM
Percy Hicks
New Dancer for Genee Shines in New York
Madeline Anderton of the company performing The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre became the first American girl to dance with Adeline Genee. She stepped in after an accident sidelined Miss Naish, who struck her head and required stitches during the Gold Ballet. Genee chose Anderton for her ballet background and led a rehearsal yesterday for her benefit, and Anderton showed capable technique in last night's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Anderton
New York
Adeline Genee
Miss Anderton
Mile. Genee
Nine Corphees
Miss Naish
Miss Ancerton
Cohans Open Yankee Prince in Hartford on Anniversary Night
George M. Cohan and sister Josephine headline the premiere of The Yankee Prince at Parsons's Theatre Hartford marking its twelfth anniversary. The show drew a large fashionable audience including Jov. Woodruff and Hartford officials while a New York delegation traveled by special train to witness the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hartford
Conn
George M. Cohan
Josephine Cohan
Parsons
Theatre Tonight
Jov. Woodruff
Connecticut
New Theatre Dinner for Founders Hosts Barker and Archer
Otto H. Kahn hosted a dinner at his East Sixty-eighth Street home for the New Theatre founders with Granville Barker and English critic William Archer as guests of honor. Kahn said the event was purely personal and held no bearing on any New Theatre appointment. He noted the founders would likely not decide before Barker's return to Europe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Kahn
New Theatre
East Sixty-eighth Street
Granville Barker
William Archer
Barker
Kahn
Mr. Barker
Europe
Brady to Stage The Intruder at Tremont Boston
William A. Brady and Joseph Grismer present for the first time at the Tremont Theatre Boston next Thursday an American play The Intruder by Thompson Buchanan. Buchanan a New York newspaper man writes on marriage and divorce from a modern viewpoint as the company performing The Man of the Hour at Tremont presents the new work.
Olive Mead Quartet Ends Season in Mendelssohn Hall
The Olive Mead Quartet closed the season in Mendelssohn Hall with Haydn in D minor, a new Dohnanyi serenade for violin viola and cello, and Grieg in G minor. The four works showcased strong ensemble play by Miss Mead Miss Reynolds and Miss Littlehales with musical intelligence and balance despite a modest audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Mead
Mendelssohn Hall
Haydn
Dohnanyi
Grieg
Miss Mead
Miss Reynolds
Miss Littlehales
NOVELTY BY MISS FARRAR AT METROPOLITAN OPERA
Miss Farrar introduces innovations during La Traviata at the Metropolitan including a new entrance and stage positioning. She appears seated at the front before the overture and greets Flora Bervoise as the curtain rises. The cast features Jacoby Caruso and Stracciari with Ferrari conducting. audience attendance was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera House
Violetta
Miss Farrar
Flora Bervoise
Miss Jacoby
Caruso
Stracciari
Giorgio
Ferrari
Caruso and Farrar Star at Benefit For Lying-in Hospital
Caruso and Miss Farrar headline a London benefit concert this afternoon to aid the Lying-in Hospital. Organizers anticipate receipts surpassing 10 000 dollars with Caruso earning 2 400 for two solos and a duet and Miss Farrar 1 000. The program features Puccini’s Madama Butterfly including the Pearl Jove duet, and a high society Board of Managers guides the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Miss Farrar
Puccini
Louis Lee Stanton
Charles Stole
Foxhall Keene
Metropolitan Opera Directors to Meet Today
The Metropolitan Opera Company board convenes its annual meeting at the Opera House after two postponements. New director Gatti-Casazza is expected to arrive in New York on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera House
Gatti-Casazza
New York
Domenico Russo Engaged as Leading Tenor for Italian Opera Company
Domenico Russo appointed leading tenor for the Italian Opera Company to perform at the Academy of Music the week of April 13. Russo previously sang two seasons at the Tivolli Opera House in San Francisco. Jan Kubelik to play with Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra at the Hippodrome on Sunday evening April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico. Russo
Academy of Music
Mr. Russo
Tivolli Opera House
San Francisco
Jan Kubelik
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Hippodrome
Telegraph From Buffalo Bill Clears Major Burke
Major Burke received a telegram from Col. Cody of Buffalo Bill fame stating he is only suffering from a slight cold and took a day’s rest. He expects to be in New York on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Chicago
Col. Cody
Buffalo Bill
New York
Friars Honor Lee Shubert With Merriment and Jokes
A Friars dinner at the Hotel Astor for Lee Shubert drew nearly 400 guests who enjoyed a festive late night with the Hippodrome clowns Marceline and Holland. A playful “date book” joke listed Shubert failures as the leaves were torn away, while Otis Skinner Frank Keenan Harrison Grey Fiske and others spoke. Shubert thanked the Friars and spoke briefly of growth and unity with his peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Astor
Lee Shubert
Cock-Crow
Hippodrome
Marceline
Holland
Shubert
Toxen Worm
Otis Skinner
Frank Keenan
Fred Ward
Harrison Grey Fiske
Walter Eaton
Augustus Thomas
James K. Hackett
Wells Hawks
Friar Abbot
Manuel Klein
Friars Quartet
Friars
Worm
Syracuse
New York
Sam S
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger
Goethe Bust Replaces Musicians at Liederkranz Faust Night
A Goethe bust centers the Goethe festival at Carnegie Hall as the German Liederkranz honors Faust’s 100th anniversary. The program features Prof. Julius Goebel’s German address, Wasr sily Safonoff leading Wagner and Requiem selections, Mendelssohn and Schubert arias, and a King of Thule setting by a male chorus. Proceeds earmarked for the Carl Schurz Memorial Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Liederkranz
Goethe
Faust
Julius Goebel
Harvard University
Philharmonic Orchestra
Wasrsily Safonoff
Wagner
Rephoz
Wiederkranz
Metropolitan Opera House
Mendelssohn
Paula’ Woehning
Messrs
Reed Miller
Otto Goritz
Vair
Thule
Mme. Leffler-Burchard
Schubert
Carl Schurz
Benefit for Firemen at Academy of Music
A Sunday night benefit at the Academy of Music supports the Firemen's Memorial Fund now at 2651. Performers include Bonita and the Wine, Woman, and Song company with Milo Dazie and many others. Notable contributions come from Charles Pfizer & Co., Regensburg stores, and the American Bank Note Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Oo
Firemen's Memorial Fund
Bonita
Milo
Dazie
Alice Lloyd
Harrison and Bernard
Kolb and Dill
Rock and Fulton
Maud Lambert
Billy Clifford
Fred Nible
Bert Leslie
Firemen’s Memorial Fund
Charles Pfizer & Co
Clarence Whitman& Co
George L. Jewets
Regensburg’s
West Fifty-eighth Street
American Bank Note Company
C. Vanderbilt Cross
P. #. Collier
Faversham Buys Rights to Herod for Italy Season
William Faversham purchased the American rights to the play Herod from Stephen Phillips. The production will be the actor's third show at Italy's Theatre next season under Felix Isman. Beerbohm Tree will present the work in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faversham
Herod
William Faversham
Stephen Phillips
London Manager to Sail for New York on Production Move
Gaston Mayer the London theatrical manager will sail from London to New York on April 11 to oversee the production of Paid in Full by Eugene Walter at the Astor Theatre. Wagenhals and Kemper will share interest in the London Adelphi staging planned for September, with Mayer involved in both productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gaston Mayer
New York
Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
Wagenhais & Kemper
Appeal to Relieve Suffering Through Charity in 1908
An appeal from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges prompt aid to ease widespread suffering shown by its work since 1908 began. It notes thousands without work, depleted savings, and health decline, calling for gifts to R. S. Minturn at 210 East 22d Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For
R. S. Minturn
Treas
East 22d St
New York
Easter Times will Feature Paintings and Fashions in Special Issue
The Times Easter number next Sunday will present six paintings including Russian Wedding Feast by Makoffski and Angel with Lily by Dolei. Five will appear in color or half tone. one doubles on two pages. It also includes an eight page fashion section from Paris and New York with hats and spring outfits.
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Times
THE
Lily
Dolei
Tessier
Wagner
Makoffski
Deyrolle
Trouville
Jobert
America
Europe
Tom Times
Paris
New York
Sunday Times
Brandus Sale Nets Large Evening at Fifth Avenue Galleries
The second Edward Brandus sale at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries brought in 383570 dollars, with 65867 dollars total over two nights. Major purchases included George Romney's Lady Hamilton bought by John S. Briggs for 3000 and Blommers Maternal Love bought by Louis Ralston for 140. A long list of artists and works followed with many prices and buyers including Gimpel, Muir, Parker, O'Reilly, and Briggs, and the sale was to conclude the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brandus
Fifth Avenue
Lady Hamilton
George Romney
John S. Briges
Louis Ralston
Blommer
R. Gimpel
van Dyke
IGEN
Antonio Torres
Helle of
Tarragona
Samuel “Mundheim
Antonio
Torres
Sui Cc
Springer
Zuider Zeé
Pia
Godfrey Koeller
Laex Denham
Elizabeth
Countess of
Winterton
O'Hanlan
H. D. Babcock
Martin Os Vos
Paon
Syrenx
Cate
Antoine Vestier
Madame de Colande
Ey Eatimier
van Couwer
Rotterdam
BV Vanse
George Henry Harlow
John L. Briggs
J. Fernandez Rivera
Louis Tocque
Piter
Russia
L. A. Lanthier
Eeieet Eesses
Emile van Marcke
Cattie
George
Attojo
Yeeereeeseeenettenes
Robert
Tournieres
Madame de Pompadour
E. H. Wirelinett
Oes
Louis Lagrence
F. W. Leavitt
Auguste Toulmouche
Ard Castle
Felix Fouren
W. Thornley
Dinan
S.A. Parkers
John Hoppner
Miss Adam
Louis’ Katz
John Opie
Clark
R. Sig
Pierre Mignara
Duchesse de
Ieee Shealenan
Asia
Matignon
Ideal
England
Jie Mitchell
Bic Flinck
F. Peabody
Cesare Netti
Mignard Pierre
Mule
de Laevalliere
J. A. Parker
Sassefferato
Virgin
Louis Katz
Hzabeth
George F. Iar
Atdedecees L. Falero
Eke
Peter Lely
Belgium
E. O'Reilly
Gaston Latouche
Luis . Calderon
John DL
Briggs
Bernardus Johannes Blommers
Louis
Ralston
Pierre Mignard
Jaime la Presidente de Maison
Jules Goupil
New Purchase
Duchess de Montmorency
Russell
Erie
Frits Traulow
Holland
George F. Cost
J. I. Jewett
Frederic Ede
F. A. Vander
Hudson Theatre to Open Sixth Season With Edeson
Henry B. Harris will start the Hudson Theatre season on August 24 with Robert Edeson in a new play. At the Actors' Society benefit on April 21 at the Hudson Theatre Victor Moore and wife perform vaudeville acts in Change Your Act or Back to the Woods. Daniel Frohman will present a Henry Arthur Jones one act The Goal. Tonight a Goethe festival presents Goetz von Berlichingen at the German Theatre with Ernst Sauermann in title role. The Merry Widow marks 20th consecutive New York performance at the New Amsterdam Theatre next Wednesday. William De Mille travels to Pittsburgh for Royal Mounted rehearsals, Cyril Scott to be seen at Garrick Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
Actors’ Society
Victor Moore
Daniel Frohman
Henry Arthur Jones
Goetz von Berlichingen
Ernst Sauermann
Henry W. Savage
New York
New Amsterdam
William de Mille
Pittsburg
the Royal Mounted
Cyril Scott
Garrick Theatre
Thanks From Mr. Conried to Metropolitan Opera Patrons
Heinrich Conried thanks New York music lovers and Metropolitan Opera subscribers for their support and confidence in raising the artistic standard. He notes the growing subscription base proves patrons desire eminent artists and high mise en scène and asks to be kept in kind remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Heinrich Conried
Doctor Wilbur Gillett Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage
Detroit April 2 Dr Wilbur Gillett a noted alienist died at St Marys Hospital from brain trouble a cerebral hemorrhage He once served as probate court examining physician evaluating over a thousand cases In May 15 he withdrew for two months after suffering hallucinations and later discussed his condition asserting many suicides arise from insanity He said he battled a constant impulse to take his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wilb) Gillett
St. Mary's Hospital
Gillett
Funeral for Harmon Shroeder to be held at Lutheran Church
Harmon Shroeder died at his home on Tuesday at age 85. The funeral will be at the Lutheran Church on 1st Street and Edgecombe Avenue. He helped start the sugar refinement industry in the United States and founded the Lutheran Church in Sixth Street. Survived by his widow, two sons, two daughters, and Dr Henry M. Shroeder, who married a daughter of Henry J. Raymond of The New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Shroeder
Teesday
St. Nicholas Avenue
Liatheran
Edgecombe Avenue
Shroeder
Spring Street
Sugar Trust
Lutheran Church
Sixth Street
Sierum
Yenry M. Shhroeder
Henry J. Raymond
The
New York Times
Portrait Painter Benjamin Porter Dies at Home
Benjamin C. Porter, renowned portrait painter, died at his residence 22 West Eleventh Street early yesterday. The obituary notes his long career and local reputation in art circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Porter
West Eleventh Street
The New York Times Issue Preview for Sunday
The upcoming Sunday issue of The New York Times promises top stories and features not to miss. Readers are urged to order from news dealers to ensure delivery of this sought after edition.
Born. LAHNSTEIN. A son for Cecil M. and spouse
A son was born on March 22 to Mr and Mrs Cecil M Lahnstein. The brief item notes the newborn in a local society column and lists the parents by their initials.
Miller Kissel and Gruenwalder Nuptials in 1908 Notices
Marriage notices reveal Gladys Kissel wed James Ely Miller on April 2 1908 at Church of the Incarnation with Rev Henry Mottet and Rev William Grosvenor officiating. Another brief notice records Lucy Gruenwalder marrying J Claasen on March 6 Newark. Elizabeth Lawall married Dr George Guth on April 1. Minute Bouck weds George Hess on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clausen—Groenwalder
Manel
Newark
Lucy Gruenwalder
J Claasen
Guth-Tawall
Elizabeth KK. Lawall
George Hi. Guth
Fiess
Obituary notices and funeral details from New York page
A compilation of death notices and funeral arrangements listing names including Louis H Davis Eva Davis Jerome L Davis Peter Hardiman Edwin Holly Joseph Howard Delia Kilroy Charles T Mecarthy Benjamin Curtis Porter Arent Henry Schuyler Gilbert Little Stark Clemence Lloyd Stephens James K Thurber J Rosaille Barasch Harriet Penrene Anna M Brunjes Archibald W Campbell Eleanor Cannon George H Conant Jennie Conway Jacob Cooper James C Conroy William A Copeland Jeremiah Curran Florence Delhagen Edward Dé Planque Sarah Dodd Francis H Duffy with service times and residence addresses across Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey, noting interments at Greenwood and other cemeteries and church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hicks
Oak-son
X. Y
Greenwood Cemetery
Kilroy
Delia Kilroy
Hallangker
Magquard
County Galway
Ireland
Dennilly
Benjamin Curtis Porter
Charles and
Julia Curtis Porter
Lyon
Mass
Church of the Ascension
Boston
Schuyler
Bloomfield
SN. J
Henry Schuyler
Christ Church
Belleville
N. J
Pam
Stark
Mangalore
India
Gilbert Little
Yale
Saginaw
Mich
Stephens
New York City
Clemence Lloyd
Benjamin
Hannah Maria Stephens
J. Thomas’s
Sun Av
Thurber
Port
Washington
James K. Thurber
34Th St. Ferry
Sletpy Heilew Cemetery
Tarrytown
Nys
Grand Central Station
Barasch
J. Rosaiie Barasch
Behrens
Harriet -Penrene
Brunjes
Anna M. Brunjes
Ay Pe. Campbell
20Th St
Brooklyn
Archibald W. Campbell
Cannon
McDonough St
Eleanor Cannon
Conant
15Th St
George H. Conant
Day Conway
Amsterdam Av
Jennie Away
Cooper
Jane St
Jacob Cooper
Conroy
Bedford AV
James C. Conroy
Copeland
Amsterdam
William A. Copeland
M. Curran
Blissville
UL. I
Jeremiah Currar
Delhagen
Upper Montclair
Florence
DE Planque
Jersey City
Edward Dé Planque
Dodd
Sarah. Dodd
M. Dufefy
Morning reminiscence of a Boston artist and funeral news
The text notes a Boston born artist from 1845 who studied under Rimmer and Bicks ton, opened a studio in 1883, and joined arts societies. It mentions a funeral at Plymouth Church with the Press Club hymn Singers of Kindness and a later ceremony in Melrose with awards and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Dr. Rimmer
A. H.bickston
National Acad Sign
Society of American Senators
The
Arts and Letters
Spring Fashion Number Promises Lavish Parisian Styles
Beautifully printed pages showcase six fashion spreads with dresses hats and accessories. The New York Sunday fashion issue highlights Parisian designers Zimr and Doel with gowns in Grecian and Venetian styles, pearl cloth ensembles, and hats with natural coque feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perts
Zimr
Doel
Adv
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and Newark area dates
A compiled list of obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Brooklyn, Newark, and surrounding areas. Names include Christiana Giles, Anna Longstreet, Peter H. Martratt, Herman Meyer, Eugene Meyer, Alicia Nichols, J. Franklin Kiln Linnam, Joseph Stern, Samuel L. Willard, Elsie Wittnebel, and others with ages and funeral days. Several entries note addresses in East New York, Hoboken, Jersey City, and Brooklyn neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peal
More Ferrer
Crimmins
Bronx
Ferrer
Funer
A. Seene Freche
Washington
Newark
N. J
Augustins Frefhe
Fulton
Monticello
Stafford Fulton
Giles
East Orange
Christiana Giles
Gleason
Lexington Ke
Patrick Gleason
AR Hammerich
Nichols Ay
East New York
Anna
Hammerich
A Hansen
4Th Af
Brooklyn
Alice M.stansen
Hawd
West End Av
Nora Haw
Neney
South 24
Thomas Henry
Toay
Bruce King
Lackey
Belleville
Sae H. Lackey
P.M. Leary
Grand St
Hob
Meta Leary
Leigh
Ferry St
New
Jenn Leight
Linnam
East Sith of Fager
Sempline
Stiney Placer
Lovisa Sempline
Silbermann
Willis Arbermuntt
Sch Sprotl
West Niith
Campbell Firm Ambulance Service Listing
Frank FE Campbell at 241 243 Wrest o Chapelz offers ambulance service with contact number 134 Chelsom. The fragment lists a business address and utility line for emergency transport.
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I Frank FE. Campbell
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