Miss Bourne Bride of Anson W. Hard Jr
Miss lorence Bourne daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick G. Bourne of this city wed Anson W. Hard Jr in St Bartholomew's Church. Bishop Greer officiated with a princess gown of white satin, lilies and orchids, sister Marjorie Bourne as maid of honor, and De Courcy L. Hard as best man. A Gotham reception followed with many guests and society affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson W. “Hard
Lorence Bourne
de Courcy LL. Hard
George Bourne
J. Henry Alexandre, Jr
Clareice C. Pek
Philip Boyer
Bernon S Prentice
Seymour Johnson
Theodore P. Dixon
The
Gotham
Hard
Anson W. Hard
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Misses Fish
Wood
George Ro Sehtt Tfelin
Schillin
Louis. Neilson
Irs
Winthrop. Burr
Burr
Ernest Plage
Kenmsbenny
George Teabody
Edward? Kirk
Alfred Macy
Coster Wilmerding
Poetor Fagar
Kugar
Bis Won Heng
Potter Sind
Potter
Alf
Frederick Tynher
Halstead Vanderpoet
Stephen Clark
Hie
Henry Mea
SS Meyer
Mro cardMrsid
M. Johnstone
Miss Corbiere a Bride at Caldwell Church
Miss Parothy B Corbiere of Caldwell New Jersey wed Resnald Roosevelt Leavecraft son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jussi Leaverati. The ceremony at St Peter s Episcopal Church Essex Walls featured Rev KR Wo Bes Washington as rector. The bride daughter of James K Corbiere banker in New York and former Morton Trust executive. The couple and families noted civic and philanthropic ties with Spence School leadership and other community circles.
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James Ty. Cuyebtsre
New York
Vic
Morton Trust
Peasan Oneos Carctat
Charles Jussi I Leaverati
Ane
Tarverd
Isibel
Corbiere
Briie
Tronor
Tnd
Earle Wintegorne
Car
Veron
Oman
Ustiera Avers Moessrs
James Ballas Cor- Hise
J.eean
Ciorbiere
Brothers
Pride
Roger Derby
Edward Rogers
Sarmittel Hinckles
Bisons
Miss Spence School
Multiple Weddings Reported Across City Today
Four weddings are planned this afternoon at St Thomas Church and nearby venues. Lieut Robbert J.E. Wood and Miss Mary G.B. Hardwick wed in a military ceremony with bridegroom’s ushers, followed by Henry Augustus Taylor and Margherita Wheeler Gray. Delights include Miss Delight Dickinson and Trobert Stewart Crocker at the bride’s parents’ West Seventy Seventh Street home, and Arthur Tastor Sutcliffe and Alice Crary at Teller homestead in Albany. The bridal party heads for Europe in May before settling in New York.
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Robbert JE. Wood
U. S.A
Mary GB. Hardwick
Airs
George WW. Hardwick Aumiss
Ernest M. Stites
St. Thomas's Whaineh
St. Thomas
Pheavedding
Jienry
Augustus Taylor
Mise
Margherita
Wheeler Gray
Thomas
Esebert
Sherry's
Dickinson
Edwin E.dinson
Trobert
Thompson Lane wedding unites Grace Augeles and George Thompson
The ceremony yesterday at the bride’s mother's home on Mast Street united Miss Grace Augeles daughter of Henry M Johnson with George Thompson son of Derrick Lane of Troy. Rev Tibbits officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and carried orchids and valley lilies. Mary Douglas Worth was maid of honor. Louise Johnson was flower girl. Terrele Lane was the best man and several ushers attended. After a bridal trip the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Lane
Derrick Lane
Troy
Nooy
Grace Augeles
Hirs
M. Johnson
Edward Vs. Tibbits
Ester
Samnet Rathbone Sues
Mary Douglas
30Sworth
Tirerle
Louise Ati Johnson
Terrele Lane
John A. Griswold
Charles Meward’ Adams
George A
Blandy Borland wedding announced for Graham F Blandy and Georgette Haven Borland
The wedding of Graham F Blandy and Miss Georgette Haven Borland is announced. The couple’s families and associated social circles anticipate a formal ceremony and a reception following the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham F. Blandy
Georgette Haven Borland
Major William Linson Weds Miss Emma Louise Curlew at Bride’s Home
The wedding of Major William Linson of the Seventy first Regiment and Miss Emma Louise Curlew occurred at the bride’s Wrested Street residence with Rev. Sommerville and Rev. Brankland officiating. Sadie Carlew was maid of honor with bridesmaids Isabel Torren, Florence O Neill, Elizabeth McNeill, and Clara Polkick. Linson’s best man was Lyman Linson. ushers included Capt. Robert E. Henry and Capt. George W. Corwin. After a short trip the couple will reside in New York. Separately, Miss Susie Valentine was married at her parents’ home on East Sixty sixth Street with Rev. De Normandie officiating. bride wore a princess gown of old point lace and carried lilies. Best man was Richard De Blois Boardman. ushers included Bartholemew Jacob and others. A third wedding saw Miss Sarah Howell wed Mr. Tarryl L. McGee at First Methodist Episcopal Church Plainfield with Rev. Dr. Terbert Welch officiating. Miss Katharine Dwight served as maid of honor and Donald A. McGee as best man. McGee is Yale Class of 96 and a member of the Yale Club.
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J. Nelson Borland
William Fitz Jenef
St. Mark’s Church
Frederica Lage
Antonio M. Lage
Rio Janeiro
Anne Potster McKenney
Considine
Basil Courtie
S Valentine Farrelly
W. J. Meike
Uvey
Adison van Tine
Charles Mustis Dwyer
John Wolfersperger
Tage
Europe
Mijor William
Henry Linson
Seventy-first Regiment
Emma Louise Curlew
James Carlew
Lock
Wrestled Street
R. M. Sommerville
HE Brankland
Philadelphia
Sadie S. Carlew
Isabel. Torrens
Florence O Neill
Elizabeth McNeill
Clara Polkick
Lyman Linson
Albion
Nes
Robert FE. Henry
George Wo. Corwin
Major Linsom
New York
Lewis B. Brown
Misa Susie C. Valentine
Henry (. Valentine
Sixty-sixth Street
de. Normandie
Boston
Pirc
Hiies
Nomiss
Gertrude Brown
Sarah Howell
Josephus H. Howell
Tarryll. McGee
Henry A. McGee
North Plainfield
N. J
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Plainfield
Terbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Katharine W. Dwight
Donald A. McGee
Umef McGee
Yale
Yalea Club
St Thomas's, Church
Revo Dro Stiras
Gindve Tilden Southack
Frank
Tilden Southack
Charles Roland Christi, Jr. Hardshourne
St Marthelomesw's Church
David W. Reer
Leighton- Park
Florence, Dauchter
Mro
Wrederick G. Bourne
Anson Wales Hareds
Essex
Merrington
Dorothy BB. Corbiere
Reginald Roosevelt Teagrecraft
Fung DE Peyster
Josephus Halsey Towel
Harry J. Metre
Doena'd Austin Dimnam and Miss Edna Halstead wed at home
Doena'd Austin Dimnam and Edna Josephine Halstead daughter of Mr and Mrs James William Halstead were married at home of the bride on West Seventy fifth Street. Rev H d Hulse of St Mary's Church Harlem officiated. Janet Hurd received honor and John Freeman was best man with ushers J H Coburn and A Trenhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doena
Austin Dimnam
Edna Josephine Halstead
James Willian Halstead
H. d. Hulse
St. Mary's Church
Harlem
Janet Hurd
John Freeman
J.H. Coburn
Trenhelm
Bertha Rosalia Blascow Weds Osmund Morales at 93 West 14th
The wedding of Miss Bertha Rosalia Blascow daughter of Mrs. Caroline Blascow and Osmund Morales was held last night at the bride’s mother home 93 West 14th Street. Dr Nieto officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Rosalia Blascow
Caroline Blascow
Osmund Morales
West 14Th Street
Dr. Nieto O
Wedding of Solomon Van Wezel and Sybil Gideon
The marriage occurred last night at the Hotel Astor. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Pe Rotolab Grossman with Miss Ray Lowaths as bridesmaid and Mark Van as best man, amid the Gideon family presence from 22 East Wightye Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon van Wezel
Sybil E. Gideon
417S
Joseph Gideon
East Wightye Ninth
Hotel Astor
Ocean Travelers Leave for Hamburg Amid Large Passenger List
The Hamburg American steamer Deutschland will depart with numerous passengers including Miss Carolina Arnstein and family members among others. The Arabic and the White Star liner Oceanic also report notable arrivals and departures, with a large Roman Catholic delegation sailing for Rome on the Slavonia to attend the jubilee of Pius XII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg-Americin
Les Sater Middleton
Willian Marsh
Antonin Scottt W. Vollnroeder
Ralph Wornts
Isk
Martin W. Ware
Rooke
Liverscale
White Star
Atstine
Goo Ton Bracek
Mr Amphell
David Forbes Tilulit
Maramdirs
Hackstath
Aire
Johosean
W. He Post
Ou Foe Seattee
Wachel Smith Kaieta Vi
T. Walds
Aliss Grate Wandin
Havre
Waid
Lievd Harris
Livingstone
A Peresty
T Awson
Mito
R. Baldwins
van Aken
Ain
Hocquart ‘Artat
Charles Levey
Alo
Waitin Hank
Ie Thebaud
Onera der Lanehen
Metropolare Chorus
Bremen
G. F. Andreaé
Afra
Jean “Dar
Pheodore Beer
Freder Lys Hillermann
Mies
W. Ho
R. E. Strawsbridge
Georges A. van Stock
Raymond Wilson
Bishan
E. McDonnell
Brooklyn
Rome
Genee to Dance at New York benefit for House of Holy Comforter
Mrs Latrop to sing and Genee to dance at a benefit afternoon at the New York Theatre for the House of the Holy Comforter. Notable society figures organize the event with Miss Genee performing a solo and hunting dances while Frederick Norton and Ralph Herz sing. Other performers include Miss Josie Sadler and nine girls in a grand ballet.
Miller Players May Try Electra in New York Season
Edyth Olive who played Clytemnestra in London attended a reading of Euripides Electra with Miss Matthison leading the Miller troupe in their New York season plans. The venture aims to add a classic work to the repertoire alongside Kennedy and Manners offerings, using George Murray's English version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Olive
Clytemnestra
London
Henry Miler
New York
C. Rann
Nennedy
Patrick Campbell
Miller
Henglish
Hens Minter
Min Miller
Kennedy
Packer Institute
Edith Wynne Matthison
Euripides
Gilbert Murray
Matthison
Hitle
Ordstes
P ¥Lades
Aegisthus
Peasand
Tibetra
Clyratemnestra
Electra
Brooklyn
Blaney to Present Diverse Lineup at Lincoln Square Theatre
Charles E Blaney announces a late May program at Lincoln Square Theatre with six plays aimed at attracting patrons seeking affordable seats. The series includes Time Girl and the Perspective of The Dancer and the King Chiderelli Krust and an old Hoyt farce. Critics from New York and Brooklyn will be invited to review the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Blaney
Cria
Chiderelli
New -York
Brooklyn
Caruso Tours Mills Then Heads to Private Concert Circuit
Enrico Caruso the tenor spent last night touring the mills of the Pittsburg district by automobile and returned to his hotel for breakfast after two hours sleep. He then prepared to open a private concert tour across eight cities in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steaighto
York
Tres
Pittsburg
Enrico Caruso
United States
Canada
Theatr National Association of Wheatrical Pie Producing 36a
A fragmented note from The Times references railroad invoices and complaints against rail charges. It mentions central offices and a report on the age addition. The confused text hints at rail transport disputes and corporate oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Wheatrical
the Times
Meak
Invvooives Ridge Midland
Pony Wiashimstan
Une
Jable, Jackson & Hans
Ylaints
Colu
Property Transfer Near Ninety Ninth Street
The Bleue and A Walker theatrical team acquired the residence at 146 West Ninere ninth Street. The house, occupied by Mrs Williams, sits on the block between Amsterdam Avenue and Cahimbus Avenue, on a lot measuring 15 by 80 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanis
Bleue & A Walker
West Ninere-ninth Street
Avid
Occuyni
Williams
Ninety-ninth
Stage and Theatre Notes From New York Scene
Entertainers Saraujuya and Jfowaril headline upcoming season news at the Majestin and Hackett Theatre. Mabel BarTison, Georges M. Cohan, and the Kentucky Society members attend events as productions shift to the Gaiety Theatre and Lyceum in mid August. Howard Estabrook couple sails aboard the Majestic for a lengthy abroad stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfowaril
Majestin
Mabel Bar- Tison
Mophe Witching
Hackett Theatre
Ooe
Kentucky Society
Aia
Georges M
Broadway
Forty-sixth Street
Webs i Hall
York
the Lyceum
Wil
California
Brooklyn Growth Highlighted by Times Sketch
The New York Times will publish a May 3 feature on Brooklyn's progress focusing on population growth political importance and commercial development. It notes the May 1 subway extension opening from Brooklyn to the Long Island Railroad beginning a new era of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York Times
Specia
Borough
Long Island Railroad
Ride-A-Wee Kome Benefit at Waldorf Storm May 9
The Molo-n-Wee theatrical benefit will feature performers Cecilia Loftus William Nesvland Amory Edward Jansen Wendell Jaeshesa Ilarola Gould and Miss Katherine Waring. Patronesses include Mrs James Batley Mrs John Beekman Mrs Abbott Brown Mrs A T Billington and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock
Cecilia’ Loftus
Swilliam
Nesvland Amory
Edward
Everet Jansen - Wendell
Jaeshesa Iow Sre
Ilarola AW. Gould
Kwtherine Waring
Jame Batley
John Beekman
Abbott Brown
Kronberg forms Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company
Opera pioneer Kronberg announces a new company named Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company to rival existing troupes. It opens with a Boston run at Majestic Theatre and will bring Adelina Padovani and Laura Bethe to New York's Lyric Theatre later in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronberg
Lyric Theatre
Helen Noldi
West End
Italia and
Grand Oper
Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Lyric ‘Theatre
New York
Await New Opera Director Gatti-Casazza Arrives
Guillo Gatti-Casazza, named director of the Metropolitan Opera House, is to arrive tomorrow aboard the Lusitania. He had been expected April 25 and was to meet with Mr. Conried, who sailed on Tuesday. The new director will discuss operatic plans with co-director Mr. Dippel while the coming season is largely pre-decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guillo Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
Lusitania
Opera House
Mr. Conried
Conried
Gatti-Casazzi
Professor C Lea Williams Arrives For Canadian Music Tour
Prof C Lea Williams examiner for the Royal College and Royal Academy of Music arrived via the Royal Mall steam packet Atrato from Southampton via West Indies en route to Canada. He will inspect instruments for McGill University Montreal founded by Lord Stratheden and then tour Canada examining music for the university. He departs to Montreal tonight where he expects to meet Sir Frederick Bridge Westminster Abbey organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lea Williams
Royal College of Music
Royal Academy of Music
Tuondon
England
Royal Mall
Atrato
Southampton
West Indies
Canada
McGill University of Montreal
Lord Strat Cena
T ¢ Canada
McGill University
Williams
Montreay
Sir. Strederick Ridge
Westminster Abbey
Rubinstein's Demon May Feature Italian Opera Co
Rubinstein's Demon could debut in New York as part of the Italian Opera Company's American Theatre season. Taligi Samoilov takes a principal role, with other company members reportedly prepared to perform. Verdi's Otello is promised for the second or third week of the season.
Second Musicale of Evening Recreation Centres
Last night at De Witt Clinton High School the second musicale drew a large audience. President Winthrop and Superintendent Maxwell praised the improved orchestra and chorus and the high quality of the classical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt. Clinton High School
Winthrop
Maxwell
Wild horse-football game details at Madison Square Garden
A fragmented report describes a horse-football display at Madison Square Garden involving the Cowboys and Indians. It notes Squadron A's plan to participate and mentions large teams with goals on each side, reflecting a chaotic sports or ceremonial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Naim -Oale Bridgeman
Johnny Baker
Witdh
Brady Signs New Play Contract Involving Mann Goodman
William A Brady signed a contract with Jules Goodman for a new Louis Mann production. Mann must appear in the piece no later than October 1. Goodman, a relative newcomer, has also sold two other autumn plays titled The Test and The Heck Shop. A separate note cites James H. Hamilton of the University Settlement accused in Night Court of blocking a doorway and making improper conduct, with James Brown of Oticphice arranging the hearing tentatively set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A.brady
Jules Goodman
Louis Mann
Mann
Mr. Goodman
James H. Hamilton
University “Settlement
Eldridgetreet
Sree
Enyerings
Jamis Brown
Oticphice
AEE
Hanuiten
Mess Papoled Brown
Paderewski Forbids Laurels In Painters Ball
Renowned pianist Ignace Paderewski refused to accept a wreath offered on stage during a charity recital at the Pligy ballroom. He stopped several times, glared at chatterers, and ordered lights dimmed and curtains drawn to quiet the audience before finishing with Schubert and Chopin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignace Paderewski
Cuirtes H.ditson
Richard Watson Gilder
Doward Mansfield
George M Puttle
Howard van Sinderen
Paderewski
Kinmy
Ife
Robert. Schumann
BK. U1
Plarrimin
Philip Lydig
Aes
Ernest Schelling
Samuel .Untermeyver
Paul K. Cravath
Aul Morton
Ernest Thompson Seton
Ernesto G.’ Fabbri
Frederick Lewisohn
Herbert L. Satterlee
Charles B. Alexander
Dorothy Whitney
Death of W. L. Ormsby Jr in Harlem April 29
W. L. Ormsby Jr died at his Harlem home on Wednesday April 29 at age 66. Born in New York City he was son of engineer W. L. Ormsby Sr and worked as a reporter for The Times The Sun Herald and World and later for the Continental Banknote Company. He served as official stenographer in the City Magistrates Court and long led the New York Liberal Club. His widow two sons and a daughter survive. Funeral at his son’s residence 31 Silney Place Brooklyn Friday at 2 PM.
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W. L. Ormsby, Jr
Harlem
New York
W. L. Ormsby, Sr
THE
Times
Suni ,Herald
New York Liberal Club
Horace Greeley
Hts
Silney Place
Brooklyn
Notable Railroad Leader Huidekoper Dies at Home
Frederick Wolters Huidekoper a former railroad president and receiver in multiple lines died today at his home in Washington after a stroke. He was 72. During the Civil War he served as a captain in the Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania Militia and aided in the capture of Confederate raider Gen. John H. Morgan.
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Washington
Frederick Wolters
Huidekoper
Truidekoner
Fifty
Pennsylvania
John H. Morgan
Notable Obituaries Hit By Sudden Passing Across Cities
The article lists multiple deaths including Dr Charles J Aldrich in Cleveland from nervous distress aged about 60 and Rev Walter W Tallon of St Michael's Newark who died after a long illness. It notes Vincent Mary, formerly Sally of Philadelphia, passing after pneumonia, plus Montgomery Hibald Gilbert Montgomery longtime president of a mutual insurance company died of heart disease in his home.
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Charles J. Aldrich
A& A
YOAVS
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St. Michael's
Newark
Vincent
Pee Wink Vincent's Hospital
Pheumonia
Louise Gonzaga
Mary Vincent
Sally
Philadelphia
Calvary Cemetery
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Montgomery
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Inavarane Company
Amity
Hose No
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Buffalo
Fixe St. Mark's Avenue
Beeskirn
Daniel Moonin
Treisur
United States
Oi Macknet
Wiemeers Ein
Brunswick Street
Marriages listed in New York area society notices
A parade of wedding announcements dated April with multiple couples named and venues including St Peters Church Essex Felis and St Bartholomews New York. Names include Borland Blandy Ling de Peyster Modry Newby Parrott Schiefer Polk Strauss Grube Steiner Worthen and others in 1920s style listings.
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Buss
Megratid
Newark
Corn-Fleischman
Estella
Flashman
Pal Ff Cern
Curly—Hallugan
Plain
N.J
Mary Halligan
Thomas Curry
Fifner Stanley
East Énamee
Tiracea
W. Stanley
Kev
Obituary notices compiled from New Jersey and New York papers
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices for April 1908 across Newark Jersey City Hoboken Montclair New York City and surrounding areas. Entries include names ages residences and funeral plans with dates from late April to early May. Notable names include Marion Dexter Sarah Howell Mary Sayres and Jacob Smith with services at private homes churches and at cemeteries in multiple towns.
Memoriant notices for Briscoe and McNamee in Newark parish
Masses for William J. Briscoe at Sacred Heart Church Newark and for Robert McNamee at St James Church Newark scheduled today at 4 P M. both notices list church names and city but readings show garbled timing words.
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Briscor
William J. Briscoe
Sacred Heart Church
Newark
N. J
Hay
My . McNamer
Robert McNamee
St. James's Church
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Marcum Kenyon
Manaatan Eye and Ear Hospital
Linderoth
Brooklyn Bye and Par Hospital
Ehrlich KS
Relow
Nassau St
Ann &T
Sixth Av
Broadway Relow
Astor House
15Th St
Scott
Soeses
A Tj
Hompkins &Fompkins
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 23D &T
N. V. City
Undertakers
Fran E. Campbell
West War Chapers
Chelsete
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!