Miss Lydia Jones selects seven bridesmaids for Blagden wedding
Miss Lydia Mason Jones names seven attendants for her June 20 church ceremony with Arthur C. Blagden. Dorothy Kane is maid of honor. bridesmaids include Anita Peabody Elizabeth Morgan Margaret W Blagden Corinne Robinson Sylvia Parsons Lily Lee Page. The Rev Dr Stires will preside at St Thomas Church. reception planned at 741 Fifth Avenue.
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Lydia Mason Jones
Arthur C. Blagden
Samuel Blagden
St. Thomas's Church
Arthur Mason Jones
Dorothy Kane
Anita Peabody
Elizabeth Morgan
Margaret W. Blagden
Corinne Robinson
Sylvia Parsons
Lily Lee Page
Stires
Blagden
Harvard
Fifth Avenue
Law School
Madeline Borland
J. Nelson Borland
G. G. Haven
Graham F. Blandy
Borland
East Thirtyaventh Street
Tilton
Harlem Colmagia
Major Linson
San Juan
Murray announces engagement of Hannah Foster Murray
Mrs. James Irvin Murray of 173 West Eighty-fifth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Hannah Foster Murray to Frank Parsons Axtell.
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James Irvin Murray
West Eighty-fifth Street
Hannah Foster Murray
Frank Parsons Axtell
Arnold-Price Nuptials in New York Residence
Albert K. Arnold and Miss Hihel A. Price wed at the bride’s 19 East Forty-eighth Street home with Rev. Dr. Silverman officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Marion Price and bridesmaids Ruth Price Nina Price Ian Coons Dora Lichten. best man Arthur Liveright. The couple will reside in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.
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Albert K. Arnold
Ezra Arnold
Philadelphia
Hihel A. Price
Edward A. Price
East Forty-eighth Street
Silverman
Marion Price
Ruth Price
Nina Price
Ian Coons
Dora Lichten
Marcuet
Katharine Goldsmith
Willam J. Ehrich, Jr
Arthur Liveright
Leo Kessel
Ralph lLeampner
New York
Alfred Wolff
Benjamin Liveright
Alexander Dannenbaum
Jacob Hirsh
Arnold
Wynrpote
Penn
Ocean Travelers Sail Today Amid Many Named Passengers
Baffic and Lorraine sail today aboard Kronprinz and Vaderland bound for Liverpool and Havre. White Star liner Hiner Battle carries a long list including Alexander M. Adam and Capt. and Mrs. Du Pont Coudert. Lorraine departs for Havre with passengers Mire. Champlin and Henry Picard among others. Ewolpelns lhelm returns to Paris with William H. Theobald and others aboard.
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Baffic
Lorraine
Kronprinz
Vaderland
Liverpool
Alexander M. Adam
J. G. Batterson
Atwell C. Baylay
W. Walpole Bell
John R. Bryden
William Burns Charlesworth
Edward A. Collins
J. de Copper
du Pont Coudert
John F. Gillchrist
John C. Phelps
William F. Read
Clement Unsworth Reynolds
J. GC. Taylor
Henry Tremenheeve
W. WH. Weaver
Havre
Mire. R
Champlin
A. J. Lovell
Stanley Mor
Passengers Arrive Aboard Vaderland and Other Vessels
Among those arriving are Col C H Nelson Lisa J G Nelson Ward Seabury Mr and Mrs Charles Shainwald and Mrs J B Bennet The Vaderland brings Rev Father Stockman Superior General of the Brothers of Love and others including Mr and Mrs Harry Foster Rev Edward Maes and Dr J M Kenworthy Emil L Boaz Hamburg America Line general manager arrives on a West Indies cruise aboard Pring Huel rederi
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Hamburg-American Line
West Indies
Pring Huel Rederi
Montreal Subscription Ball Planned For Quebec Battlefields
Miss Lucy Bigelow and her granddaughter of the Hon Johngelow plan a Montreal ball on April 22 to raise funds for the Quebec battlefields. Hon Mrs Lionel Guest will host with the two young women. Proceeds from the event aim to support war memorial efforts.
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Lucy Bigelow Eee
Johngelow
New York
Doroth Brown
Montreal
Quebec
Lionel Guest
Health Department Loses Suit Over Scarlet Fever Report
The Queens Health Department lost a civil action against Jamaica physician Dr Herbert F Noble for failing to report a scarlet fever case. The Third District Municipal Court in Jamaica awarded $50 damages under a statute fines for unreported contagious diseases. Justice James F McLoughlin presided. Noble argued the case was not scarlet fever despite Dr Yeriden of the department diagnosing it so.
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Health Department of
Queens Borough
Herbert F. Noble
Jamaica
Third District
James F. MclLoughlin
Noble
Popular priced opera engagement extended to New Theatre
Director Abrahamson of the Italian Grand Opera Company announced the company will move to a new venue after strong success. The group opens May 4 at the American Theatre on Forty-second Street with twenty four operas planned and popular pricing. At the Academy yesterday Faust was sung by Mmes. Novelli and Strauss with Messrs. Samoilov and Bozzano. in the evening Mme. Novelli and Messrs. Russo and Zara performed.
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Abrahamson
Italian Grand Opera Company
Academy of Music
American Theatre
Forty-second Street
Academy
Faust
Mmes. Novelli
Strauss
Messrs
Samoilov
Bozzano
Mme. Novelli
Russo
Zara
CIA
Miss Louise Ormsby Chosen First Soprano at St. Bartholomew's
Miss Louise Ormsby named first soprano in the St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church choir at Forty fourth Street and Madison Avenue. She studied with Mme Marchesi in Paris and has sung with Plymouth Church in Brooklyn.
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Louise Ormsby
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Ortyfourth Street
Madison Avenue
Miss Ormsby
Mme. Marchesi
Paris
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Hofmann and Kreisler Open Carnegie Hall recital Saturday
Josef Hofmann and Frits Kreisler announce a joint Carnegie Hall recital on Saturday afternoon featuring Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata instead of the Saint-Saens. Maud Powell and May Mukle join a charity concert at the Metropolitan Opera House on April 26. Louise Ormedy will sing as soprano soloist at St Bartholomew's Church. Mrs Jan Kubelik, wife of the Hungarian violinist, arrived aboard the S S Wilhelm yesterday.
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Josef Hofmann
Frits Kreisler
Carnegie Hall
Beethoven
Krevizer
Maud Powell
May Mukle
United Hebrew Charities
Metropolitan Opera House
Louise Ormedy
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
New York
Jan Kubelik
Hungaria
Players plan memorial to Edwin Booth at Gramercy Park
The Players move forward with a project to honor Edwin Booth as its first president and clubhouse donor. They have applied to Gramercy Park Trustees for permission to place a $25 000 memorial within the gates. Frederick MacMonnies, the sculptor from France, has been chosen to model the satin figure of Booth as Hamlet.
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Edwin Booth
Gramercy Park
Frederick MacMonnies
France
Booth
Edna Goodrich To Wed James H. MacMillan In Berkeley
Nat Goodwin’s leading woman Edna Goodrich will marry Nevada mining man James H. MacMillan on June 10 at MacMillan’s mother’s home in Berkeley California. Miss Goodrich and her mother are now in Paris.
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Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
James H. MacMillan
Nevada
Mr. MacMillan
Berkeley
Cal
Miss Goodrich
Paris
Weber and Fields Set Joint Comeback at Friars Festival
Weber and Fields appear together for the first time since their separation at the Friars Festival. The New York Theatre hosts the event on May 4 where they likely perform their sketch The German Senators, a vaudeville staple from about twenty years ago.
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Weber
Fields
New York Theatre
The Witching Hour in Esperanto Idea Proposed
John Mason or his press agent plans a performance of The Witching Hour in Esperanto. A translation of the play into the universal language is now being prepared.
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John Mason
Theatrical Notes on New York Philadelphia Shows
Players from New York and Philadelphia attended Nearly a Hero at the Casino as theatre decorates for the occasion. The Century Theatre Club plans a production at the Hotel Astor featuring Andre Tridon one acts on April 24. The cast for Henry Arthur Jones The Goal includes Sidney Herbert and others for Henry B. Harris production at the Hudson Theatre next Tuesday afternoon. Col Henry Watterson will guest at the Friars Friday night. William G. Stewart acquires American rights to The Pied Piper of Hamelin a new comic opera to debut in Buffalo. The Grand Passion opens tonight at the German Theatre Irving Place for Ella Hofer and August Weilgert benefit. Henry B Harris engages a company for The Call of the North led by Robert Edeson, with Grace Filkins and a cast including Beatrice Prentice and Macy Harlin.
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New York
Philadelphia
Casino
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
Andre Tridon
Henry Arthur Jones
Niel Frohman
Actors’ Society
Hudson Theatre
Sidney‘ Herbert
A. G. Andrews
Edward Nicader
Isabelle Richards
Oza Waldrop
Henry Watterson
Friars
William G. Stewart
Hamelin
Philip F. Kobbe, Jr
Gustav Kobbe
Buffalo
Irving Place
Ella Hofer
August Weilgert
Henry B Harris
Robert Edeson
Grace Filkins
Marjorie Wood
Beatrice Prentice
Ficlen Dahl
Robert Peyton Carter
Grant Mitchell
Sydney Ainsworth
Macy Harlin
Lawrence Eddinger
Burke Clarke
Charles B. Hamlin
David Torrence
James B Belmonk
Twins Cause Mix Up in Supreme Court Case Verdict
John and Charles Feisel, 18, appeared for a case over a June 15, 2006 auto collision that fractured a leg. A jury awarded $10,000 after the mistaken plaintiff testified, revealing the twin switch before Justice Seabury.
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John
Charles Feisel
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
Tenth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
White Sewing Machine Company
Clar
Charies
Clark
Hubert McClelland
Children’s Society
Feisel
Charles
Mr. Clark
Tremont
Henry Harris
Mr. Harris
Bke
Mr. McClelland
Seabury
John H. Mandigo Dead Sun Sporting Editor at 50
John H. Mandigo longtime sporting editor of The Sun died at his Brooklyn home after a short illness. He was fifty, born in New York, educated locally, began as an office boy at 17 and became a renowned baseball reporter noted for his technical game stories. He led the Sun’s scoring department, leaving a widow, four brothers, and two sisters. Funeral private. burial Saturday in Mahwah New Jersey where his parents were born.
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John H. Mandigo
The
Sun
Chauncey Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Mandigo
New York
Mandigo
Miss Clinch Dies at 96 in Yosemite Apartments
Miss Anna Catharine Clinch, last of sixteen siblings, died yesterday at 550 Park Avenue. Born in 1812 on Reade Street, she recalled Lafayette's 1824 visit to New York. Her brother Charles C. Clinch served fifty years as Assistant Deputy Collector of the port and she leaves several nephews and nieces.
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Anna Catharine Clinch
Yosemite
Park Avenue
Miss Clinch
Jacob
Louisa Ireland Clinch
Reade Street
Lafayette
New York
Congress
Charles C. Clinch
Maxwell Evarts, Butler
Orange, N. J
Helen C. Butler
Swann
Virginia Butler
Hosmer Buckingham Parsons dies in Brooklyn after illness
Hosmer Buckingham Parsons president of the Wells-Fargo Bank and director at Knickerbocker Trust and other firms died at his home 168 Lincoln Place Brooklyn after a brief illness. Born January 6 1846 in Houverton St Lawrence County he married Stella Sara Howson in 1876 and leaves a daughter. He served as director of several electric railway and paper firms and was a trustee of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences member of the Lawyers Club Society of the Colonial Wars and the New York Chamber of Commerce.
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Hosmer Buckingham Parsons
Wells-Fargo Bank
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Houverton
St. Lawrence County
Stella Sara Howson
Augusta-Aiken Electric Railway Company
Knickerbocker Express Company
North Augusta
Michelson Trio Closes Mendelssohn Hall Concert
The Michelson Trio wrapped its Mendelssohn Hall program with Mozart in B flat major. Baritone Adrian E. Freni sang Beethoven’s An die Ferne Geliebte. The evening closed with Schubert’s Forellen Quintet featuring Jacob Altschuler and G L Marangont.
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Michelson
Mendelssohn Hall
Mozart
Adrian E. Freni
Beethoven
Schubert
Associate Players to London as Savoy Plans Continue
Henry Miller aims to keep the Associate Players at the Savoy Theatre for next season while Kennedy and Miller send the troupe to London for a Spring season two years hence. The Winter Feast will be produced in Fall with The Servant in the House, weather permitting.
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Henry Miller
Frank McKee
Savoy Theatre
Mr. Miller
Mr. Kennedy
London
Forbes Robertson
England
Walteree
Edith Wynne Matthison
Savoy
Miller
Notable Obituaries and Deaths Across Multiple Cities
A string of obituaries notes deaths of Harris King Smith of Manson & Co at the Wyoming, Henry Hickok in Watertown NY, Charles Williams of Sumerville MA, George Scofield former Deputy Water Supply Commissioner, Prof. W Colom Cook in Mount Holly NJ, Henry W Hair in North Branch NJ, Brooklyn attorney John A. Taylor, Edward Fennell of South Orange NJ, William L. Stratchbury of East 150th Street, and others with survivors listed.
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Henry Hickok
China
Watertown
N. Y
Elmira
Rochester
Lockport
Charles Williams
Sumierville
Mass
Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
George
Scofield
Low
Clifton
W. Collom Cook
Smith Child Born to Cedar Grove Couple
On April 14 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Smith of Cedar Grove New Jersey.
Marriages Recorded In Early Spring Rotogravure Notice
On April 15 marriages were performed by Rev George H Miller Albert C Geyser and Annie St Highle both listed with no cards. Also April 15 1908 in Edinburgh Maryler daughter of Dr William St George Fillott of New York wed Rev James Miller Graham of Dundee. On Tuesday April 14 10S Alice Priest Ewell daughter of George A and Mary P Priest to John Warren Nagle by Rev I L Overman.
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I. Lb. Overman
Alice Priest Ewell
George A. and
Mary Pstelle Priest
John Warren Nagle
Ried Bartsch and multiple death notices in Jersey City and New York
Notices of deaths and funeral arrangements across multiple individuals in Jersey City, New York, and nearby areas. Includes Ralph Bartsch son of Raphael and Anna. Emma Hopkins Brock. Anna Clinch. Theodore Cox. Mary Duffy. William Duke. Katherine Shelley. Octavia White. Warren Winship. many others with addresses in Jersey City Brooklyn Yonkers and nearby towns. Funeral times vary from April 16 to April 18 with private interments and church services noted.
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Santa Anna
Cat
Ralph
Raphael
Anna Bartseh
Cambridge Av
Jersey City
Brock
Emma Hopkins
Preston M. Brock
West 94Th St
Woodlawn
Clinch
Yosemite
Park AV
New York City
Anna Catharine Clinch
Jacob
Louisa Ireland
Cox
Rawhide
Nev
Theodore
Martha SI
Allyn Cox
Hindson
N.Y
Duffy
Mary Duffy
Ready
Patrick Duffy
Francis P. Duffy
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodle
Crotona
Holman
Tenafly
N. J
Katharine Louise
Alvin TD
Mary P. Horn
Brie R
Chambers St
Lever
Flushing
Mic
Mary Elian Lever
J. Howard Lever
St. George's Church
N. Y
Platt
Furman Neofus Platt
Eva A. Hopkins Platt
Samuel R. Pratt
Susan Neefus
Cnave
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Quinn
St. Charles
St. Raymonda's
Reynolds
Anna Elizabeth Mason
Abraham M. Reynolds
Mendham
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth
Balomons
Princeton
N J
Caroline Lauren Smith
Ibrex &. Salomons
M. D
St. Eustatius
West Indies
Susan
F. Smith
Samy
Franks Smith
Trinity Church
Shelley
West
Katherine T. Shelley
Mary
James Shelley
Emith
Harris King Emith
Wyoming
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Sith St
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E Whith
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Fishkill
Winship
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In Memoriam Downing
In Memoriam for Charles Downing who died April 26.
Ambulance Service Advertisement Names Frank E Campbell
Frank E Campbell on 241 243 West 34th Street offers ambulance service with Chelsea contact Tel 1324 for rapid medical transportation and emergency care. The listing provides address and phone for prompt patient ambulance response.
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Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapela
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