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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1902

Page

9

Mrs William Astor Opens New Ballroom at Beechwood

Newport August 28 Mrs William Astor unveiled Beechwood’s new Louis XV style ballroom the largest private dancing room in the city. Harry Lehr led the cotillion with Mrs M Orme Wilson as Mrs Astor’s daughter guests included A Widener J Fr Widener and others. The decor featured white and gold, palms and roses, electric fixtures by A K Burland.

New York Times Newport Mrs. Astor Europe Beechwood Hodgson A. KE. Burland Gumbo de Volaille

Recital and society events dominate Newport scene

Special to The New York Times from Newport reports Count Francesco Maria Guardabassi gave a well received recital at the Casino Theatre with arias and Neapolitan songs as a Summer resident audience applauded. Socials featured Miss Leary’s musicale for Mrs. Antonio Yznaga with lavish decorations, and numerous luncheons and dinners honored prominent figures including Mrs. Astor and Duchess of Marlborough.

New York Times Newport Suaimer Francesco Maria Guardabassi Casino Theatre Massenet Count Guardabassi F. . Hoffman Perry Belmont William Jay Birke Howie Philip M. Lydig Craig Biddle A. Ladenburg P. F. Collier Peter D. Larkin Alexander Clarke C. Moore Henry. Clews E. R. Morse G. B. de Forest Fred Neilson John R. Drexel M. Odrichs Elisha Dyer, Jr J. Fred Pierson C. W. Dolan E. M. Robinson Daniel B. Fearing T. Shaw Safe H. O. Havemeyer McR. Winslow, Jr G. D. Widener W. D. Hatch Miss Leary Paul Cottage Antonio Yznaga Hodgson Robert Burton Heathe Gregory Jessamine Chase Alfred G. Langley George B. de Forest William BE. Carter C. L. Best E. C. Knight J. H. Oliver Naval War College Miss Taylor Macon Army Navy Herman B. Duryea Beacon Hill Europe Ralph N. Ellis Mr.Duryea Humma Col. W. Denison Hatch Gilbert Bellevue Avenue Col

Carlisle Speaks on Imperialism Before Bar Association

Saratoga Aug 28 John G Carlisle ex Secretary of the Treasury spoke on U S territorial power and the Constitution with respect to new lands from Spain. He noted military occupation lasts until civil government replaces it and commented on Porto Rico imports exports. The meeting also featured patent and legal education discussions with papers by Greeley Hill Binney Browne and Mundale and a general session by Emlin McClain on judicial opinions.

Saratoga John G. Carlisle New York the Treasury American Bar Association United States Spain Carlisle Congress Porto Rico Philippines United States Supreme Court Clicuts E. W. Huffcut Cornell Commissioner of Education New York City Arthur P. Greeley Washington Lepander Hill Chicago Harold Binney Arthur S. Browne Charles Martindale Indianapolis Emlin McClain Iowa

Possible Change at Civil Service Chief Examiner Post

Civil Service Examiner John G. Ireland may lose his position after friction with the Civil Service Commissioners. Col Willis L. Ogden denied an exam for the post occurred but suggested a change could come soon. Ogden also probes the Grand Central Palace paper sale tied to police exam candidates.

Civil Service Commissioner John G. Ireland Europe Berkshire Hills Commission Ireland Col Willis L. Ogden Col. Ogden Ogden Grand Central Palace

Sheeanites Claim Seven Districts In Coming Primaries

The Sheeanites announce plans to win multiple districts in the upcoming primaries. A leader lists seven districts: First, Third, Ninth, Thirteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-second, and Thirty-third. Current leaders named M C Murphy Pp J Ryder F J Goodwin P J Pooling Thomas Murphy F J Lantry N J Hayes. Contenders include Patrick H Cody William H Walker John C Sheehan John Kerrigan Thomas F Duffy John T Cronin and James G Collins.

Sheehan M.C. Murphy Pp. J. Ryder F. J.goodwin P. J. Pooling Thomas Murphy F. J. Lantry N. J. Hayes Patrick H. Cody William H. Walker John C. Sheehan John Kerrigan Thomas F. Duffy John T. Cronin James G. Collins

Mascagni to Race Americas Stage Return in Autumn

Notes of the stage report Mascagni’s possible American visit after a lobby intermezzo at the Hotel Navarre. Aubrey Mittenthal arranged an offer for the composer to come, with travel setup and aSavoy Hotel banquet planned. The Independent Booking Agency expands to run Baltimore Music Hall and Pabst Milwaukee, while Weber and Fields prepares Twirly Whirly seats sold by auction.

Mascagni America Cavalleria Rusticana Navarre Aubrey Mittenthal Mittenthal Brothers Kronberg Florence Pesaro Italy Savoy Hotel Pietro Mascagni Weber & Fields Peter F. Dailey William Collier John T. Kelly Charles Bigelow Edgar Smith

Bar Harbor Receives Large Reception at Pot and Kettle Club

Capt. Thomas J. Bush hosts a reception for several hundred guests at Bar Harbor’s Pot and Kettle Club. Notables attending include Johnston Livingston Judge and Mrs A Lawrence Mrs S P Morgan Gen and Mrs McCook Walter S Gurnee and many others. Peter Marie gave a dinner and musicale followed by a dance with a long list of attendees.

New York Times Bar Harbor Thomas J. Bush Capt. Bush Preston Davie William Prescott Wolcott Roger Pot and Kettle Club W. Butler Duncan William A. Duer Herbert Parsons Henry W. Poor Gouverneur Ogden William G. Park Henry F. Dimock Kebo Valley

French American Coal Scheme Aims for Atlantic Fleet

Paris dispatch reports a plan by French and American capitalists to fund a fleet of steamers under the French flag. The aim is to allow American coal owners to buy ships and capture European markets by sailing between the United States and the Mediterranean.

London Daily Mail Paris United States Mediterranean Sea

Social whirl across Newport and East Coast elite

A bustling spread of society notes from Newport and Bar Harbor shows extended weeklong festivities, dances, and house parties as holiday weekends stretch. Sailed figures include Henry White and Count Costa visiting US hosts, with summers aboard ships and at Lenox, Bar Harbor, Sorrento, and Wyndhurst.

Newport Saratoga Southampton Oyster Bay Bar Harbor Kebo Valley

Engagement announced for Edith Abraham and Percy Straus

Miss Edith Abraham daughter of Abraham Abraham announced engaged to Percy Straus of R H Macy Co and Abraham Straus. Straus son of Isidor Straus Harvard graduate class of 1898 member of Harvard Club Reform Club Uptown Association Hollywood Golf Club and Rumson Polo Club. Wedding planned for fall with date to be set.

Edith Abraham Abraham Abraham Percy S. Straus Mr. Straus R. H. Macy & Co Abraham & Straus Miss Abraham Mr. Abraham Adelphi Academy Thousand Islands Isidor Straus Harvard Harvard Club Reform Club Uptown Association Hollywood Golf Club Rumson Polo Club

Brooklyn Garbage Contract Awarded at Lower Bid

The Brooklyn Board of Estimate met with only one regular member present, President Joseph Cassidy of Queens, proxies filling the rest. The contract for garbage removal was awarded to James Monday for 8250 dollars, with Woodbury predicting annual savings of at least 30000 dollars versus prior costs of up to 12500 dollars per month.

Board of Estimate Joseph Cassidy Queens Brooklyn Woodbury James Monday

A Bargain in Ghosts in a New York Boarding House

A man hunts for ghosts in a New York boarding house as part of a Magazine Supplement feature. The article promises to reveal his reason for the encounter and its outcome.

New York NEW York Times Adv

Grand Duke Boris Visits New York amid American Hospitality

The cousin of the Czar, Grand Duke Boris, toured New York and Chicago, praising American electricity and women while critiquing press freedom in Russia. He met officials, attended the Knickerbocker Theatre with Secret Service detail, and planned meetings with President Roosevelt.

Death of Ex Justice Koch Ends Long NY Political Career

Ex police justice Joseph Koch died at Mount Sinai Hospital after a long illness. Aged fifty nine, he was a leading New York political figure for nearly forty years, serving as Civil Justice of the Fifth District, State Senator, Dock Board member and president, and Excise Commissioner. He leaves a widow and two sons in Far Rockaway. He was a Mason and a longtime Tammany Democrat delegate.

Joseph Koch Mount Sinai Hospital New York College of the City of Columbia College Grant Koch Jacobs Far Rockaway Mount Neboh Lodge of Free Masons Tammany Democracy

Death of Ada Gray actress who found fame in East Lynne

Ada Gray veteran actress died at Fordham Home for Incurables at age fifty seven and was buried in the Actors Fund plot in Evergreen Cemetery. Once famed as Lady Isabel in East Lynne she faced poverty in later years after a fast rise in 1863. She wed twice first to Charles Watkins then to Charles F Tingay. A sister arrived from Boston for the funeral.

Ada Gray Isabel East Lynne Fordham N. Y Actors’ Fund Evergreen Cemetery Miss Gray Juliet J. Wilkes Booth Romeo Rochester Forrest Mr. Tingay Boston

Death List of a Day: James W. Cunningham

James W. Cunningham of 332 West Seventy seventh Street died yesterday in Netherwood New Jersey of old age. Born in 1826 he spent most of his life in this city and retired from business fifteen years ago. A prominent Presbyterian church member he devoted much time to religious matters. He was active until about a week ago and leaves a wife a son William Delancey Carpenter Cunningham and a daughter Elizabeth Cunningham. Private funeral services will be held at his city residence.

James W. Cunningham West Seventy-seventh Street Netherwood N. J Ife Cunningham Presbyterian Church William Delancey Carpenter Cunningham Elizabeth Cunningham

Deaths of Henry V Dunham Levi Sprague and E P Waitford

Henry V Dunham, longtime New Jersey clothing maker born in Steelton, dies at Muhlenburg Hospital Plainfield after retiring in Piscataway Township. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Isaac Giles Plainfield and son W C Dunham Cuba N Y. E P Waitford, veteran Postal Telegraph operator, dies of heart failure at Onwentsia Club Lake Forest Illinois while overseeing Western Women’s Golf Championship staff. Levi Sprague, former Erie Telephone president, dies at 92 in Lowell Massachusetts from heart disease.

Henry V. Dunham New Jersey Muhlenburg Hospital Plainfield N. J Steelton New Market Piscataway Isaac Giles W. C. Dunham Cuba N. Y

Funeral for Frank J. Matthews Held in Jersey City

Funeral services for Frank J. Matthews of 28 Duncan Avenue Jersey City who died in a motor vehicle accident at Elberon N J were conducted yesterday at St Pauls Episcopal Church Jersey City. The burial service was read by Rev W P Brush and a funeral discourse given by Rev Cornelius Brett pastor of Bergen Reformed Church and Chaplain of the Fourth Regiment NJNG of which Matthews was Paymaster. Pallbearers included Col Robert G Smith Col Oliver H Perry John W Hardenbergh Col Samuel D Dickinson James C Young John H Wand Capt Henry H Brinkerhoff and Capt Charles N Parker.

Frank J. Matthews Duncan Avenue Jersey City Elberon N. J St. Paul's Episcopal Church W. P. Brush St. Paul's Cornelius Brett Bergen Reformed Church Fourth Regiment Matthews Robert G. Smith Oliver H. Perry John W. Hardenbergh Samuel D. Dickinson James C. Young John H. Wand Henry H. Brinkerhoff Charles N. Parker

Two New Collars in Missoula Business Notices

MISSOULA business notices list TETONKA BE and W as entities with two new collar products announced. The brief highlights local market entries and potential consumer interest in updated apparel items.

Missoula Tetonka

Beatrice Post Weds Duncan Candier at Strandhome Bayport

At Strandhome Bayport S 1 on August 27 Reverend Theodore Irving Reese officiated the marriage of Beatrice de Trobriand Post daughter of Charles A. Post to Duncan W. Candier.

Candler—Post Strandhome Bayport S. 1 Theodore Irving Reese Beatrice de Trobriand Post Charles A. Post Duncan W. Candier

Deaths and Funeral Notices 1902 August

A compilation of obituaries and funeral announcements for Helen M Bogert Lucy L Carpenter Samuel B Coe Abigail D Cole James W Cunningham Thomas Garlaudet Rev Thomas Garlaudet John Adams Gilbert Oscar W Heartt Ruth F Hopkins Hattie A McVicar Annie Wheeler Slade and others with service details and locations across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts including Trinity Church Guilford and Forest Hills ceremonies and interments scheduled Aug 29 30 1902.

Slade Bartlett N. H Annie Wheeler Slade Flushing N. Y Edward Ellen W. Slade New York City Forest Hills Boston

Deaths Reported Aug 28 With Age Rounding

A brief death notice states August 28 as the reporting date and notes ages of one year or under are recorded as one year. The terse item focuses on the date and the rounding rule for infant ages.

SUGGESTED FEATURES IN RECENT BOOKS AND LIBRARY NOTES

A compact survey lists upcoming features and recent books across translation, criticism, and art. Mentions include Nortons La Divina Commedia translation, Tozer commentary, Wright and Dinsmore interpretations, Toynbee studies, Matthews Arnold, Herbert Pauls English Men of Letters, Whistler era art, Theodore Irwin Oswen library holdings, and debates on historical novel coloring. Also notes Paris of the Revolution, September magazine contents, and Doo pamphlets Archivo dos Acores.

Prof. Norton H. F. Tozer W. J. Pauling Wright C. A. Dinsmore Paget Toynbee

The New York Times Saturday Demand Push

Newsdealers report a steady advance request for The New York Times on Saturdays with extra copies sought to meet higher weekend demand. Local vendors anticipate strong interest as readers seek the weekend edition.

New York Times

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