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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1908

Page

9

Dance at the Elms caps Newport Week with grand party

Social event at The Elms in Newport features Edward J. Berwind hosted dinner and a large summer gathering. Guests include Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Goelet, Grosvenor, and Morgan families along with Capt Masse and the Freya officers. Detected detectives at Casino tennis events urban rumors. A later reception and gowns highlight a wealthy summer social scene.

New York Times Newport R. IL Edward J. Berwind The Elms Julia Berwind Piet of France T. Suffern Sidney J. Smith William L. Sloane Alfred G. Vanderbilt Reginald C. Vanderbilt Alice M. Grosvénor Caroline R. Grosvenor Rose P. Grosvenor Robert W. Goelet Perry A. Rockefeller Alexander Weroldingen Payard Thayer Sallie Thayer Charles M. Oelrichs Harry Oelrichs Paul J. Rainey Lievenard Stewart John P. Merrell Merrell William F. Fullam Clarence Pell Charlotte Pell Anna Sands Charles E. Sands Mary Sands Ogden Mills Beatrice Mills Earl of Grannard James B. Haggin T. A. Havemeyer Coraumander Mark L. Bristol Thomas C. IteLean Irs Walter Howe C. Oliver Iselin Arthur Iselin Therese Wwora Iselin Arthur Scott Burten Francis Roche E. D. Morgan Morgan Phihy M. Lydig James P. Kermochan Dudley S. Morgan Augustus Jay H. O. Lavemeyer, Jr Louis L. Lorillard Henri Martin Richard Gambrill Joseph R. Dilworth Elisha Dyer Elbridge T. Gerry George H. Benjamin James L. van Alen William Edgard Charles J. Hoffman C. L. F. Robinson William Storrs Wells Craig 3Iddle George S. Scott Paul Jainey Marsden J. Perry Berger’s Vaude Ville Philip M. Lydig Franceseoe J'’Ondes Duc de L'Isola Richard Devens New York James Stillman Commodore Edwin D. Morgan Frederick Kernochan Alfred J. Vanderbilt M. Orme Wilson R. Thornton Wilson Ogden Goelet Wilson Rk. T. Wilson Margaret Stewart W W. Phelps Julia Berwind Craig Biddle Julia Sands H. Anthony Dyer R. Livingston Beechman

Social notes from Lenox and nearby towns in August

Local society pages list visits and meals in Lenox Massachusetts August 22 with Parsons hosting fresh air meeting at Interlaken and a string of guests and hotel stays from Elm Court to Pride's Crossing. Notables include Mr and Mrs Bristed, the Dixeys, Bristow, and several Short Atwood Barrett Butler figures.

New York Times Lenox Masc John IK Parsons Interlaken St. Helen’s Farsons Malcolm V. Sloane Elmcourt Charles Lanier Allen Winden Frances Alexander John McMillan E.D. Morgan Rowland S. S. Miller G. M. Gray Suris Hotel A. H. Williams Adele Kneeland Hartford Henry M. Field Sunset Lodge Prospect G. H. McFadden New York Alice Short Jane Short Atwood Jane Barrett Marion Butler Louisville Aspinwall George Baty Balke Pine Needles John Boit Boston H. E Goodman Charles H.scott James B. Ludlow Philaare H. E E. . Eames Richard C. Greenleaf Windsside Eugene .Hodenpy Robert Aterson Joseph Guaild Dedh Hed Lion Inn Stockbridge

Dinners At Casino Amid Storm Before Arragansett Dance

Aug. 22 at Narragansett Pier reports several dinners held at the Ca sino before the evening dance. Despite a storm the event drew a good crowd. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Genneth M. Murchison and Mr and Mrs C.

Arragansett Pier New York Times Narragansett Pier Genneth M. Murchison

Bar Harbor Gayety Spectra at Arts Building Concerts

The Bar Harbor Arts Building hosted the third concert of the season with David Bispham performing a Beethoven program including a playlet Adelaide. Geraldine Morgan and S. Osborne Smith delivered the Kreutzer Sonata. Social dinners followed, hosted by Mrs. William Alexander and others for prominent guests including Horace Harding and De Witt Clinton Blair parties.

Bar Harbor Building of Arts David Bispham Adelaide Kreutzer Geraldine Morgan S. Osborne Smith William Alexander New York

Profile House Hosts August Social At New York Retreat

In the White Mountains Profile House in New Hampshire buzzes with season activity as New York visitors gather for golf and social events. Harold Tappin of New York wins the ball sweepstakes. John Kendrick Bangs Jr. takes the obstacle putting prize. Eben S. Draper prize money draws attention at a tea hosted by Mrs. E. L. Osgood, sister of Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Draper.

New York Times Profile House N. H New York Profile Golf Club Harold Tappin Eben S. Draper John Kendrick Bangs, Jr E. L. Osgood Gov. Draper Massachusetts

Evans’s Niece to Wed in Lucerne Sept 10

The engagement of Miss Emily Taylor to E Harrison Symington is announced. Taylor, tied to Col Daniel Morgan Taylor and Rear Admirals Taylor and Evans, studied music in Berlin and now in Paris. Symington, son of Major W Stuart Symington, recently toured the world and will honeymoon on the Continent before settling in Chicago. The Bell engagement to Gaston de Ramaix is set for Oct 3 at Twin Oaks.

Emily Taylor Daniel Morgan Taylor E. Harrison Symington W. Stuart Symington Roland Park Lucerne Switzerland Miss Taylor Jerenry C. Taylor Evans Washington New York Berlin Paris Taylor Symington Australia United States Chicago Roland JL. Symington Grace Bell Charles J. Bell Alexander Graham Bell Gaston de Ramaix Mexico Twin Oaks Woodley Lane Miss Bell Gardner Hubbard Canada Piquette Mitchell Mr. Ramaix

Lilian Albertson Marries Abraham Levy in Private Ceremony

Lilian Albertson star of Paid in Full tied the knot with Abraham Levy a retired broker in a private service conducted by a Justice. Only witnesses and Mrs Josiah Albertson attended as the couple prepared to resume the play's cast in Atlantic City after a one day honeymoon.

Lilian Albertson Weber's Theatre Abraham Levy Josiah Albertson Kansas City Miss Albertson California Atlantic City

Tent City Carnival Parade Li ved by 40000 in Night Festivities

Nearly 40 000 spectators lined the streets from Sea Side to Hammels for the Tent City carnival parade. Miss Ida N Wood Queen and King Charles F Norris rode floats drawn by six white horses as mounted police, Grand Marshal F C Chaffee and the Orpheus Military Band led the pageant. A 3 to 5 pm concert preceded the 9 to 11 pm fireworks, with dancing at Baxter's Hotel late into the night.

Tent City Sea Side Hammels L. 1 Ida N. Wood Charles F. Norris F. C. Chaffee Orpheus Military Band Brooklyn Baxter's Hotel

Dalton Estate Totals 211000. Brooklyn Woman Inherits Over 100000

In Great Barrington Massachusetts on August 22 under Dennis Dalton’s will the decedent who died in Southern California left an estate of 211000. Mrs Mary Dalton of Nelson Street Brooklyn inherits more than 100000. Dalton went to California in 1849 with the husband of Mary Dalton and made a fortune in the gold fields. He leaves a son in the West but remembered several local women including Mrs Josephine Holohan and Mrs Michael McCormick of this town and Mrs Joseph Smith of Falls Village. Cann.

New York Times Great Barrington Mass Dennis Dalton California Mary Dalton Nelson Street Brooklyn West Dalton Josephine Holohan Michael McCormick Joseph Smith Falls Village Cann

Fairbanks Shines In All for a Girl at Bijou

Mr. Douglas Fairbanks makes a successful debut at the Bijou Theatre in Rupert Hughes comedy All for a Girl. The piece follows a heiress posing as a poor stenographer in New Hampshire with a matchmaker and a would be suitor, leading to a romantic twist and a breezy farce finale.

Rupert Hughes Bijou Harold Jepson Fairbanks Henry Dinwiddie Seseeeses Robert Fischer Cephias Emil de Varney Edward Briggs W. J. Constantine Jenkins Duukens Goshen MacDowell Woubintacen Nest Antoinette Hoadley Clara van Espen Harriet Otis “Dellenbaugh Mamie Marederick Jane Corcoran Diana Dinwiddle Ruth Shipley Roddy Florence Robertson Jackson Margaret Kenmare Douglas Fairbanks Fairbanks Hughes Fortune Hiunters New Hampshire Love Adelaide Manola Iss Jane Corcoran Mr. Forrest

Philadelphia's Fast Westward Crossing Sets Time Record

The American liner Philadelphia reached her pier after a six day eighteen hour twenty five minute westward run at nineteen point three four knots. The ship carried many theatrical figures including William Faversham and Julie Opps. Faversham announced new season plans and theater ventures, with Daly's Theatre subleased from the Shuberts and projects including The World and His Wife and a Shaw rights production coming early January.

Philadelphia William Faversham Julie Opps Teddy ” Marks Harold Entwistle Beatrice Forbes Robertson Frank Goldsmith William Gould Belle Davis Rose Melville Marcus Mayer Blanche Garbette L. P. Walsh Frank Wilstach Hudson Ene St. Louis Charles Nirdlinger England Edwin Milton Boyle Mme Fred de Gressac New Orleans Edward Childs Carpenter Au “Hope

Mrs Gardner to Pay as Customs Case Advances

C R Crane and Mrs Gardner linked to a case over art treasures seized at Boston customs. Crane expects a settlement within ten days with Mrs Chadbourne not visiting, and Mrs Gardner to cover costs, including possible additional payments to settle the matter.

New York Times Boston Mass C. R. Crane Chicago Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne United States Jack Gardner

Mineola Horse Show Opens Three Day Exhibition

The seventh annual Mineola exhibition of the Agricultural Society of Queens Nassau Counties runs April 24 25 and 26 with fifty two classes. It features nine classes for horses未prize winners and open events drawing top Summer circuit entries. Noted patrons include Mr and Mrs Cravath Morgan Willetts Hitchcock Miss Eustis Peters Grace and many other prominent society figures.

Agricultural Society of Queens-Nassau Counties Mineola L. L Senor Long Island Queens Nassau Lst Paul D. Cravath E. D. Morgan Taber Willetts Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Celestine Eustis H. T. Peters J. P Grace Leila Morris T. Peters Louise Grace Robert L. Patterson A. Butler Duncan Samuel Wagstaff Alfred B. Maclay O. W. Bird Harry Payne Whitney Robert Bacon E.R. Laden Elise Laden W. G. Parks F.ambrose Clark William C. Hayes Frances. Hadden H. V. R. Kennedy Kennedy J. E. Davis N. 8. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zabriskie Gray, Harvey S. Laden W. Burling Cocks Charles F. Hubbs Adolph Ladenburg Elsie Howland Thomas S. Willetts Clarence H. Mackay D. L. van Nostrand

Oxygen, the new boost for athletes in London tests

London August reports Leonard Hill of the London Hospital promoting pure oxygen to extend breath and enhance performance. Trials with runners show longer breath holds and quicker times, with Hold ing and Just pacing a 50.20 quarter. Hill aims to apply oxygen to Olympic trials and even racehorses, claiming relief from muscle stiffness and fatigue.

NEW York Times London Leonard Hill F.R.S London Hospital Hill Flack Vernon Oxford Mr. Flack T. H. Just Holding Dorando

London Art Auction Boom Posts Record Sales

Pictures and objects in England fetched high prices in the past half year with London rooms reporting totals over £500,000. English painters dominated 84 sales above £1,000, led by Turner and Fred Walker works, while dealer houses Agnew Colnaghi Gooden & Fox realized £115,000 from 73 pieces. Relics like Napoleon and Nelson items ranked less prominent this season, though a Trafalgar order copy and Dickens china ware drew notable sums. A pearl necklace sold for £10,000 and Dickens wares brought £220,000.

New York Times London England Holland J. Dickens Humphrey Roberts Lady Conyngham Tatham Pictures Gentleman's Sir James Knowes Ismay Acland-Hood Pictures China Gatera Turner Fred Walker Agnew Colnaghi Gooden & Fox

Isman Seizes Theatre Site Options in New York

Mrs Anna F Davidson and daughter Beatrice M Davidson confirm Felix Isman holds an option on the Belasco and Victoria Theatre sites. The Belasco lease yields 37 000 annually, with 5 000 to the Gerry estate, while the Victoria site rents are 5 000 yearly. Davidson asserts Hammerstein officers failed lease terms and negotiations shifted to Isman within sixteen years to exercise the option.

New York Times Saratoga Anna F. Davidson Union Avenue Felix Isman Victoria Belasco New York City Gerry Nash Rockwood Mr. Hammerstein Isman

Isman Denies Contact With Hammerstein Over Theatres

Felix Isman says he never communicated with Oscar Hammerstein or sent anyone to meet him about the Victoria and Belasco Theatre properties in New York. He vows to evict Hammerstein for lease violations and states his counsel will move to pursue eviction as soon as possible while he travels to New York to review the matter.

New York Times Philadelphia Felix Isman Oscar Hammerstein New York Mr. Hammerstein Victoria Belasco Hammerstein Max E. Steurer Stammerstein Aittle

Vaudeville Opens at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre

Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre begins its season next Saturday as an independent vaudeville venue. First in the city under the William Morris Company, it will be followed by the renovated American Theatre. The opening week features Alexander Carr Grace Cameron Mile Froehlich the Seven Veils Frank Bush Canfield and Carleton the Marco Twins and others.

Blaney Lincoln Square William Morris Company American Theatre Alexander Carr Grace Cameron Mile. Froehlich Danseuse Metropolitan Opera House Seven Veils Frank Bush Canfield Carleton Marco Twins

Kaiser Garten at Coney Island to Open Next Season

Theodore R. Angemeier signs a fifteen year lease for a fireproof Kaiser Garten replica at West Twentieth Street and Surf Avenue on a block owned by Conrad Stubenbord. The plan includes an all year glass enclosed park with steel and concrete buildings, German plays on a stage, and shaded gardens. Construction starts next week for a May 1 opening.

Coney Island Munich Theodore R. Angemeier West Twentieth Street Surf Avenue Conrad Stubenbord Angemetter

Baumfeld Rehired as Co-Manager of German Theatre

Dr Maurice Baumfeld, previously ousted from the German Theatre, is re-engaged by the Directors to be co-manager with Eugen Burg, who was named successor and elected a Director. Henry Blitz was also elected President at yesterday's meeting. Baumfeld declined to comment on the re-election.

Maurice Baumfeld Eugen Burg Henry Blitz Baumfeld

The Brass Bowl to Feature Vincent Serrano in Dual Role

Vincent Serrano is cast in a dual role for a new drama by Winchell Smith and Louis Joseph Vance titled The Brass Bowl. The play adapts Vance’s novel of the same name and debuts alongside another notable production.

Irish girl wins prize with car tale of Morse coded engine

The Westminster Gazette prize of 25 dollars goes to an Irish girl for a motorist story. A man recalls a flood on the Dargle River in Wicklow and a car that misfired in Morse code T N R N, T N R N as he edged home past flood wreckage.

NEW York Times London The Westminster Gazette Dargle County Wicklow Mabel. Richards

Death List of the Day In Ocean Grove Pastor Dies at 72

The Rev. Dr. Josiah R. Daniels, affiliated with the Newark Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church and a member of the Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association, died at his Ocean Grove home today of paralysis at age 72. He is survived by a widow and four children.

Asbury Park N. J Josiah R. Daniels Ocean Grove Newark Methodist’ Episcopal Church Tle Wicow

Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York figures

OTTO LUX of Sterling New Jersey died at Summit Hospital from injuries received a month earlier. He was a German native, survived by a widow and three children. Also reported were William B. Ely of East Orange who died of paralysis at Ocean Grove, a Newark contractor, survived by a widow and two sons. Elbert Lynn Lewis, Buffalo Times writer aged 47, died after a weeklong illness. Elizabeth G Craven of Philadelphia died at Spring Lake New Jersey. widow of Rev Elijah R Craven, daughter of Stephen Vanensselaer Moore. Major William Conway, 76, Civil War veteran, died at his Brooklyn home. served as First Lieutenant, later Captain, then Major in the regular army retiring in 1904.

Otto.lux Stering N. J Summit Hospital Germany William B. Ely Springdale Avenue East Orange Ocean Grove Newark P. Sanford Ross Elbert Lynn Lewis Buffialo Oneida Rome Utica Syracuse Niagara Falls Buffalo Times Elizabeth G. Craven Philadelphia Spring Lake Elijah R. Craven Craven New York City Stephen Vanensselaer Moore Richard Channing Moore Virginia William Conway Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn New York Volunteers Regular Army

Marriage Notice for Eustis Street The Hermitage Seabright NJ

Rosamond Kearny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A Street wed George Peabody Eustis of Washington at The Hermitage Seabright New Jersey. Other brief notice reads Virginia athorg tou Donald S Swanson.

Eustis—Street Hermitage Seabright, N. J F. Diehl Rosamond Kearny William A. Street George Peabody Eustis Washington Bert

Obituary notices and funeral announcements dated August 21 1908

Obituaries list residents of New York and New Jersey with dates and locations of services. Names include Mary E Atwood Katherine F Brown Sarah Delaplaine Harriet S Hall Thomas Lyon Hamilton Elizabeth Littell Jows Alfred Esdras Merril Eliza Forman Randolph Harold Buckley Oscar Butt Catherine Cameron John Clouston Major William Conway Caroline A Cooper Frances Asbury Day Dorothea S Dehne William P Donnelly Margaret A Duffy Frederick Fahrenwald Joseph H Ferguson Peter Fiesal Thomas Hayes Christine Herget Henry Herrmann Leanora Hillman Elizabeth Klein Barbara Kinecht Dorothy Lillis Eliza E Luckey among others with service times and venues.

Water Witch Park Highlands X. J Mary E. Atwood Edward S. Atwood Brown Katherine F. Brown G. Caritoh Brown Church West Delaplaine Ocean City N. J Sarah Delaplaine David &. W. Delaplaine David South Fist St Philadelphia Jersey City Summit Av Harriet S. Hall Thomas Hall St. Mark's Church Jersey Hamilton West 27Th St Thomas Lyon Hamilton Charlotte M. Hamilton Margaret H John J. Hamilton St. Nicholas 48Th St St. Av Littell Elizabeth, N. J Elizabeth Littell Isaac William Littell William Ball South St Elizabeth Merrill Orange Lake Alfred Esdras Merril Jennie E. Schnaider West 92d St New York City Montreal Canada St. Louis Randolph Freehold Eliza Forman Randolph John Hurrowes Forman Hope Tenderson Bennington Fitz Randolph Freehold Station Liberty St New York William Conway Conn Monroe St Brooklyn Richard D. Conn Cooper North 7Th St Newark Caroline A. Cooper Morristown Frances Asbury Dehne Town of Union Dorothea S. Dehne Donnelly Sackett St William P. Donnelly Duffy West € 6Th St Margaret A. Duffy Fahrenwald Hoboken Frederick Fahrenwald East 29Th St Christine Herget M. Herrmann East 180Th St Henry Herrmann P.M. Hillman Leanora Hillman Klein Grand St Elizabeth Klein Knecht South 198Th St Barbara Kinecht Ree Millburn Dorothy

Paris Society Examines International Marriage Complications

A Paris society reviews a case from a Frenchman and a German wife who divorced in Denmark and remarried. The Seine Tribunal ruled the wife’s marriage valid, arguing it continues to have effect until a nullity is pronounced, upholding on appeal by the Court of First Instance in Paris.

Paris Europe Weiman Denmark France Tribunal of the Seine Wif Court of First Instance Faris

Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York area

Funeral and death notices for residents in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City Yonkers and surrounding areas. Names include Adelina Jan woul Mangiold Mary Levin Miller John Morris Margaret Mulligan Florence Mulligan Anna Steffens Carrie Schwartz Ellen Veitch and others with funeral times and locations.

An Mallison Schermerhorn St Brooklyn Dannil MaLlison Mangold Irvingtes-on-Hudson Adelina Janwoul Weed Sv Warren St Newark N. J Mary Levin Miller Morand St. John’s Aus Seaburs Morand Jr Morris Conenand St Grookion John Morris Aed Mulligan Shiperan St Margaret Mullican Grand $T Jersey City Florence Mulligan Murphy Riverdale N Y Masie Murphy Jamaica X. Y William J. Murphy M. Oetien East Listh St. Anna Oetjen Ao M. Olson Ward St. Newark Charlotte Boys Pardy East Newark N. 2 Martha Pardy Phelps Binghamton Perry Mount Prospect Said Frederick A. Perry Aas Streeter 148Th St Noyes Streeter, Jr Second St William HW Treiling Inwood Jacob Treiling Vander Bogert Sehe Rectaiiy George OF Veitch Palisade Av Yonkers Ellen Veitch Welden Freeport Samuel TF. Welden Worcester Ramapo Frederick Worcester

Unveiling of Monuments at Local Cemeteries Today

In Memorian notices announce unveiling ceremonies for several monuments. Henr ietta Arnstein at Washington Cemetery 5 PM, Mary Heck at Mount Nehon Cemetery today, Laurence G Goodhart at Washington Cemetery 3 PM, Frances and Meyer Hirsch at Union Hill Cemetery 10 20 AM, Anna Lyons at Mount Zion Cemetery Gidar 2 20 PM.

Arnstein Henrietta Arnstein Ave Washinston Beck Mary Heck Mount Nehon M. Goodhart Laurence G. Goodhart Washington Centery Anna Lyons Mount Zion Gidar

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Pricing Listed

The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots are $150, with bookings via telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or representatives. Office shown at 20 East 250th Street City.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue East

Cemetery plots available at Cedar Grove near East 34th Street

Accessible from many parts of Greater New York via Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Plots priced from 75 dollars upward with booklets available at the Cemetery Office, 1 Mansion Avenue, New York City.

Lde Cedar Grove Fhishing L. L East 34Th St. Ferry Greater New York Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cemetery of Office New York City

Special Treatment Clinic Ad for Rheumatism in New York

Dr. Roland D. Jones's Institution advertises special treatment for rheumatism and gout. Office located at 68 E 59th St New York.

Roland D. Jones Oliice E. 59Th St New York

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Mr. and Mrs E. J. Berwind En Tertain Masse Freya Eustace Garratt Alfred M. Hopkins N. Munro Hopkins E. Skipworth Bruce Baltimore W. Harding Jackson Nashville Tenn William C.marrow Philip M. Prescott, Jr John W. Grant Olive Hitchcock Gladys Smith Paul Jones Warner Jones Joseph Leidy Irving H. Chase Casino Albert Chesebrough Alberta Chesebrough Northfort Imperial St. Philomena’s Church Edward D. S. Mascond Gladston Berkshires Specra White Mountains de Ramaix-Bell MR. Fairbanks Mrs. Gardner Mineola Horse Show Victoria Land Gerry Estate Lincoln Square Theatre Kaiser Garten Coney DR. Baumfeld Nanette Comstock Louise Lovell Lil Lis West 124Th St Margaret E. Lillis Luckey Oxford St Eliza E. Luckey Dr. Lyon LA. Lyon Gage E. Tarbell Flatiron Building Telephone Gramercy Dird Urdertakers Frank Campbell Ambulantees Tel Heisem
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