New York Times Newspaper Archives, Apr 17, 1908, p. 7

The Colony Club First Birthday Milestone in New York

The Colony Club marks its first anniversary in Manhattan with a grand roster listing fifty professional women as members and two honorary members. Stanford White designed the Mad gen Avenue clubhouse and Elsie De Wolfe aided interior decoration. The club, once a pioneering women’s organization, continues into a second year with notable officers and an extensive, partly honorary, membership including prominent names such as Mrs. J. Worden Harriman and Mrs. John Jacob Astor.

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Colony Club Wood New York Madgen Avenue Thirtieth Street Stanford White Charles T. Barney Elsie de Wolfe G. Pierpont Morgan Frank L. Polk Chard H. Williams Thomas B. Clarke J. Worden- Harriman Mirs Richard Irvin John Jacob Astor Francis Higginson Cabot Anne Morgal Heber Reginald Bishop Thomas S.hastings Elzabeth Marbury Florence M. Rheit Dorothy Whitney Kate. Brice Walter Damroseh Anne Morgan H. Fairfield Osborn Eger Mary Parsons Harry Peter Lion Gardiner Archibald Alexander George Hope Mairs Walter Maynard Mary Harriman George C. Riggs Harry Payne Whitney Certon L

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Social Notes Highlight Apr 29 Paderewski Recital

Paderewski offers services for a Music Settlement recital at the Plaza on April 29 with Mme Sembrich in attendance. Notables with boxes include Mrs. R Fulton Cutting Mrs H M Flagler Mrs S G Fabbri Mrs Samuel Untermyer Mrs Howard Mansfield Mrs Paul Morton Mrs J West Roosevelt and Mrs Edward Lauterbach. A Plaza bridge and heart party benefits the New York Auxiliary of the Southern Industrial Association chaired by Mrs Algernon Sullivan aiding white children in Southern mountain districts. Julian Evans Gittings and wife await an America June departure for a continental automobile tour. The Players host a Ladies Day next Thursday at Gramercy club. Mrs William Barclay Parsons to entertain on April 23 at East Fiftyeth Street. Mr and Mrs Edwin Chapman Sprague plan silver wedding at 21 West Ninety-second Street tomorrow night. Warren S Martin of San Francisco and John A Knowles of Dedham with Mrs Stephen O Metcalf of Providence are at St Reals.

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Paderewski Pka Mme. Sembrich R. Fulton Cutting H. M. Flagler G. Fabbri Samuel Untermyer Howard Mansfield Paul Morton J. West Roosevelt Edward Lauterbach Plaza New York Southern Industrial Association Algernon Sullivan South Julian Evans Gittings Mr. Gittings Baltimore America Gramercy William Barclay Parsons East Fiftieth Street Edwin Chapman Sprague West Ninety-second Street Warren. S. Martin San Francisco John A. Knowles Dedham Mass Stephen O. Metcalf Providence St. Reals

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The Great Passion comedy at Irving Place

The Great Passion Die Grosse Leidenschaft a three act comedy by Raoul Auernheimer was presented by the German players in Irving Place last night. The plot centers on a married couple and a visiting former suitor with a lively niece Sophy. Vincent Amberg and his wife navigate jealousy as the lover is drawn to the niece and the husband hints at a ride to spark reconciliation. The ending sees the niece and the former lover united while the couple resumes marital harmony amid brisk, engaging dialogue.

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Irving Place Herr Avernheimer Vincent Amberg Amnberg Sophis Pierr Auernheimer Vienna Heinrich Marrow Ella Hofer Lpertine Cassini August Weiger

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Young Women to Portray Opera Heroines in Plaza Charity

A Plaza charity program on Tuesday features young women posing as operatic heroines. Josephine Crosby leads as Tosca, Ione Page as Juliet, Nathalie Howland as Alda, Edith Pulitzer as Amneris, Edith Kansas Melissande as Melissande, Nathaniel Bowditch Potter’s wife as Thais, Marguerite Curtis as Marguerite, Olive Hitchcock as Elizabeth, and Gretchen Hoyt as Brunhilde with Nahar Franko conducting. An amateur vaudeville closes the event.

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Herbert Shipman Nahar Franko Josephine Crosby Tosca Ione Page Juliet Nathalie Howland Alda Edith Pulitzer Edith Kansas Melissande Nathaniel Bowditch Potter Sargent Boston Thais Marguerite Curtis Marguerite Faust Olive Hichcock Elizabeth Gretchen Hoyt Brunhilde

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Buffalo Bill Show Practice Delights Bridgeport Crowd

A Bridgeport practice for Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show drew several thousand as riders and cowboys staged a non rehearsal preview. John Mc Masters fell from a fractious horse while Larry Devylin’s Yauves impressed the crowd. Col. Cody appeared to cheers and a quirky horse football rule breaking by Johnny Baker drew applause.

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Bridgeport Buffalo Bill Madison Square Garden John Mc Masters Larry Devylin Youaves William F. Cody Buffalo Bil Johnny Baker Iron Tafl Rocky Bear Beau Brumme Samuel Lone Bear

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CENTS A MILE FOR ACTORS

Jake Wells, president of the Southern Theatre Managers Association, said the Southern Passenger Association abandoned its fight against the two-cent party rate, and railroads agreed to meet Seaboard Air Line’s rate. He noted this will lower costs for theatregoers and allow larger and higher class shows to travel through the South. He cited savings of $6,000 a year for a company of 52 people.

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Jake” Wells Southern Theatre Managers’ Association Albany Southern Passenger Association Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Wells New York South

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Theatrical Notes Corners City Stage Plans

Daniel V. Arthur buys the dramatic debts of A Cowboy Cavalier to stage the work. James K. Hackett books Columbia Theatre Washington for repertoire from May 4 for four or five weeks. Rena Vivienne sails to Naples and Milan for vacation. Nixon & Zimmerman back a new modern American play by Charles Bradley to be produced early next month. E H Sothern ends Lyric engagement then tours to open at the Academy of Music May 18. Leo Weber burlesque The Merry Vow moves to Colonial Chicago after four New York weeks. Lulu Glaser is replaced by Nina Collins.

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Daniel V. Arthur Harriet Morse James K. Hackett Joseph Trunkett Coolmbia Theatre Washington Rena Vivienne Butterfly Naples Milan Nixon & Zimmerman Charles Bradley E. H. Sothern Lyric Tiertre Tie Academy of Music Leo Weber New York Colonial Theatre Chicago Mr. Savpee Lulu Glaser Nina Collins

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MISS WILLIS TO WED AT ST MARY THE VIRGIN

Invitations announce the wedding of Walter Jones Hewlett son of Mrs. Walter R Hewlett of Cold Spring Harbor and Miss Caroline Skidmore Willis daughter of the late John Brownsend Willis. The ceremony is set for Tuesday May 6 at St Mary the Virgin with Henrietta Hewlett maid of honor and a large Hewlett group as ushers. The Rev Dr George M Christian will officiate and the wedding breakfast and reception follow at Sherry's.

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Walter Jones Hewlett Walter R. Hewlett Cold Spring Harbor Caroline Skidmore Wills John Brownsend Willis St. Mary the Virgin Miss Willis Henrietta A. Hewlett Louis Hewlett Tia Brothers Robert Rudolph Hewlett William Wilston Wood, Jr T. Bache Bleecker Oliver Livingston Jones, Jr Charles J. Stewart Stephen Wood Livingston Frederick Lloyd-Jones George M. Christian St. Mary’s Church Sherry’s

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Miss Gale Engaged to American Consul General

Mr and Mrs Thomas G Gale announce the engagement of their daughter Misa Anne Jordan Gale to oe White the American Consul General to the Republic of Colombia.

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Thomas G Gale Misa ‘Anne Jordan Gale Oe. White Republic of Colombia

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Marriage of Ervin Elwell to John W. Nagle Announced

Mr and Mrs George A Priest announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs Ervin BD Elwell to John W Nagle editor of The Lockport Journal on Tuesday April 14.

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George A. Priest Ervin BD. Elwell John W. Nagle The Lockport Journal

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A Rule to Live By Put in One Line

A concise meditation on a personal rule for success captured in a single guiding line. The piece contrasts broad life advice with a personal maxim and hints at its practical application.

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The Servant in the House drama review

A glowing critique praises a new play described as a profound drama that mirrors life, highlighting brotherhood and the improbably possible. Critics claim it surpasses ordinary works and reads as vividly as life itself, ideal as a Fast er gift edition.

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Death of Mrs Fearing in Rome Reverberates Newport Society

Special to The New York Times reports the death in Rome of Mrs. Fearing wife of Daniel B. Fearing of Newport a longstanding Newport social figure since her marriage twenty two years ago. In New York she was Miss Strong prior to marriage and the couple lived at their Annadale Road cottage with travels to Europe. Mrs. Fearing in her forty fourth year devoted to charity and hospital work. Her body will be brought to Newport for interment.

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New York Times Newport R. L Rome Fearing Daniel B. Fearing New York Miss Strong Annadale Road Europe

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Obituary notices for Ebert Scofield and James King Croox

Ebert Scofield aged 89 of Baysins N T. longtime lace buyer for H J Chitin house. Charles Holt Beale editor of The Telegram Schenectady died after two months illness in New York hospital. Dr James King Croox physician died at 40 West Mighty-fourth Street aged 49. He was NYU Medical School graduate and practiced in city hospitals.

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Ebert Scofield Diet Resterdey Baysins H. J. Chitin Charles Holt Beale Telegram Schenectady N. W New York Hospital New York Timm Tiates Journal James King Croox Mighty-fourth Street Jie New York University

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Born, MABON Inspires New Arrival in Flatbush

On April 15 at Flatbush, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mabon welcomed a daughter as their new family member.

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Marital Transfers Marked by April Dates in Newark Yonkers Notices

A sequence of marriage and deed notices lists pairs such as Mildred Barnes to Robert W Bliss on April 14 in Newark and Sir or Eschmann to Russell in Yonkers on April 10. Other entries include Brown Arnold and Friedman Suess transfers with various April dates.

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Piss Thei Martin—Devine Rose Eth Devine George H. Mertin Ohl Moeck Newark N. J Jesste M. Moeck George Ohl Russell-Eschmann Yonkers Elsie M. Eschmann Wiliam Russell

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Obituaries and Funeral Notices from April 1908

The page lists multiple death notices and funeral details from cities like Albany Providence and New York. Names include Horace W Beach Charles Holt Jamin Buffum Anna Catharine Clinch Join Francis Conant Mary Duffy Henrietta Strong Frances Murdock Hicks Penjomin Booth Hopkins Mary Eliza Lever Walter Mitshell Anna Elizabeth Mason Reynolds John Wilson Robin Caroline Laurens Smith Catherine T Shelley Harris King Smith Alfred M Walton with service locations at chapels churches and cemeteries and dates April 14 15 16 17 18 1908.

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Funeral Notices from Brooklyn and Nearby Cities

Obituary list from Brooklyn and surrounding towns with numerous names and addresses. Deaths include Agnes Carrol, Nellie E. Dormer, William W. Dobbin, May A. Drahan, Sister Mary Bona Fegan, George Gibson, Catherine Maher, Megste Matthews, Gustave Mathers, Dennis Murphy, Marian Post, William Ripley, Ellen Young, Emma Kense, Andrew Baumann, Janet C. Brooks, and others. Funeral times vary, with services at multiple homes, hospitals, and churches across Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark areas.

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The Great Passion comedy at Irving Place

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Young Women to Portray Opera Heroines in Plaza Charity

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Buffalo Bill Show Practice Delights Bridgeport Crowd

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CENTS A MILE FOR ACTORS

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Theatrical Notes Corners City Stage Plans

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MISS WILLIS TO WED AT ST MARY THE VIRGIN

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Miss Gale Engaged to American Consul General

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Marriage of Ervin Elwell to John W. Nagle Announced

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A Rule to Live By Put in One Line

The Servant in the House drama review

Death of Mrs Fearing in Rome Reverberates Newport Society

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Obituary notices for Ebert Scofield and James King Croox

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