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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1908

Page

9

Bride Mary Hasell Weds George Borwick in Grace Church

Miss Mary Mason Hasell and George Borwick, son of Sir Robert and Lady Borwick of London, married at Grace Church Broadway and Tenth Street. The ceremony featured a Directoire white satin gown and point dAlencon, with a reception at the Colony Club. The couple plan to sail to Nice and then settle in London at 51 Charles Street and Berkeley Square West.

George Borwick Robert Lady Borwick London Mary Mason Hasell Lewis Cruger Hasell Grace Church Broadway Tenth Street David H. Greer W. R. Huntington Alice Hasell Ohers Gue Eers W. O’d. Iselin Oliver Iselin Arthur Mason Jones Charles Butler Stephen van Rendsselaer Robert Fowler Morris Downe Cyril Stephenson Geoffrey Borwick Katherine Hamersley Frances Dickey Helen ‘le Roy Miller Harry ‘Knapp Margaret Schroeder J. Langdon Schroeder Philip Kip Rhinder Philip Rhindee Colony Club Wiliam E. Iselin Charles Dickey Hamilton Fairfax Katherine Fairfax Emily Fairfax Ayres Goelet Gallatin Hinckley Miss Hinckley Georgie Iselin Arthur Iselin Columbus Iselin Lewis Iselin Iselin F. D. Winslow Miss Winslow Pratt M. G. Townsend George Kingsland Ethel Kingsland James Kernochan W. G. Langdon Langdon Henry Landon Landon G. A. Lang Lang George Lambert Major Warner Warner Charles Post Pell W. Barclay Parsons Remsen W. Emlen Roosevelt Roosevelt T. J. Oakley ‘Rhinelander Sylvania Peed John Suydam Walter A. Suydam Charles P. Stickney J. Todhunter Thompson Thompson David Thomson

MISS WARD'S WEDDING PLANS

The wedding of Miss Josephine Allen Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney A Ward and Bogart Greenwood South ack of 588 Fifth Avenue will take place on the afternoon of Dec 17 Miss Dorothy Woodruff Ward will be her sister s maid of honor and the brides maids will be the Misses Grace F Lamb Marjorie Allen Curtis Marguerite A Coughlin Ruth Howard Anne Allen Ward Ruth eee Edith Thurston and Louise F Means of Manchester NH Le Roy Christy of Montclair Nd will be Mr Southack s best man and his ush ers are to be Rodney Ward Jall M Bartholomew Clinton Wolcott of Rochester George Emmons of Schenec

Josephine Allen Ward Rodney A. Ward Bogart Greenwood Southack Fifth Avenue Dorothy Woodruff Ward Grace F. Lamb Marjorie Allen Curtis Marguerite A. Coughlin Ruth Howard Anne Allen Ward Ruth Eee Edith Thurston Louise F. Means Manchester Montclair Mr. Southack Rodney Ward Jall M.bartholomew Clinton Wolcott Rochester George Emmons Schenec

Washing Ginghams and Prints Properly

Learn best methods for washing ginghams and prints. Guidance covers fabric care, water temperature, detergent type, and drying hints to prevent fading shrinking or color bleed. Follow care labels for specific items.

Ex-Judge Whitman to Wed Miss Hitchcock in December

Miss Olive Hitchcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Nelson Hitchcock of 15 East Tenth Street will marry Charles S Whitman formerly a Judge of General Sessions at 4 o clock on December 22 in the Church of the Ascension. Rev Percy S Grant will perform the ceremony with Miss Florence Brown as bridesmaid and A P Alvord as best man. Ushers include Reuben Leslie Maynard Job E Hedges Arthur C Rounds Almuth C Vandiver and Gilbert Hitchcock. A reception will follow at the Hotel Buckingham.

Olive Hitchcock Oliver Nelson Hitchcock East Tenth Street Charles Whitman General Sessions Church of the Ascension Percy Grant Florence Brown A. P. Alvord Reuben Leslie Maynard Job E. Hedges Arthur C. Rounds Almuth C. Vandiver Gilbert Hitchcock Buckingham

Warner Fra zer Wedding at Ascension Church New York

Richard Franchot Warner and Abby Little Frazar wed at the Church of the Ascension in Manhattan with Rev. Percy Grant officiating. The bride wore white satin with old lace. maid of honor Maya Lindsley. best man August H Kruesi. ushers Douglas Paige Glosacki Paker Schenectady Lawrence Osborne and Clement Scott. The couple will reside in New York after a Southern honeymoon.

Richard Franchot Warner John B. Y. Warner Scotsville N. Y Abby Little Frazar Everett Frazar Frazar New York Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue Tenth Street Percy 5 Grant Maya Lindsley Milton Mass August H. Kruesi Douglas. W. Paige Glosacki R. Paker Schenectady Lawrence W. Osborne Clement Scott Warner New Or

Bagby Musical Morning at Waldorf Astoria

Miss Geraldine Farrar, Emil Sauer, Victor Herbert and his orchestra, and Arthur Rosenstein performed at A. M. Bagby’s musical morning yesterday. The first December program filled the Waldorf ball room with a varied recital including concertos, arias, songs, and encores. Notables in attendance ranged from Lady Augusta Fane to Mrs. J. Montfort Schley and Mrs. Randolph Hurry, with next week’s lineup announced for Fremstadt, Dalton Baker, and Mr. Petschnikoff.

Geraldine Farrar Emil Sauer Victor Herbert Arthur Rosenstein A. M. Bagby the Waldorf-Astoria Weber Mr. Herbert Sirdar Ivanow A. E. Twombly Robert M. Thompson S. R. Bertron Leary J. E B. Roosevelt A. C. Kingsland J. T. Atterbury A. M. Dodge J. F. A. Clark Louise M. Iselin Margaret S. Remsen William Salomon Vera Randolph Hurry Grosvenor Nicholas David F. Manning Countess Massiglia Winthrop Cowdin F. 8. Witherbee Mme. Fremstadt Dalton Baker Petschnikoff

Society Happenings And Weddings At Delmonico's

A roundup of society events features the New Amsterdam Club dance at Delmonico's, a tea for members, engagements including Miss Anne Coit Bunner to Winslow Brewster Ingham, and planned receptions. Prominent arrivals and departures include Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne's Dec 23 event, the Stokes and Furniss families hosting dinners, and travels of the Stout family to Naples.

Illion New Amsterdam Club Delmonico’s Federick G. Whitridge East Eleventh Street Elizabeth Breese van Dusen Samuel C. van Dusen East Thirty-fifth Street Drummond Hog Walter Watson Europe F. Leopold Schmidt East Seventy-fifth Street E. P. Meany American Women’s College Constantinople Mundji Bey David Thomson Sir Robert Lady Borwick John R. Drexel Stowe Phelps Ledyard Stevens Winslow Brewster Ingham Bunner H. C. Bunner Katherine Grout Edward M. Grout St Carroll Street Brooklyn Miss Grout Emily de Neufville Francis Burton Harrison Scotland Key House I Street Washington Justine Edwards Hibbard New York Omri Ford Hibbard Monroe Place Marguerite Janvrin Adelaide B. Gardiner Mildred Hopkins Sidney Lanier Smyth Marion Lanier Smyth East Thirty-ninth Street Jessie C. Tredwell Justine E. B. Hibbard Isabel F. Ide Lulu Clipstein Huger Pratt Paris Virginia Hot Springs Pankhurst Cleveland Walcott Robert Logan East Twenty-sixth Street Samuel Ag Fe McCall William Hester Remsen Street the Plaza George E. Ide William N. Dykeman F. L.hine William V. Hester Walter Gibb Miss Sloan William A John J. Sinclair St. Clair McKelway H. F. Gunnison Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Bowie W. Graham Bowdoin Bowdoin Baltimore Waldorf- Astoria

The Queen of the Moulin Rouge at Circle Theatre

The Queen of the Moulin Rouge seen at Circle Theatre last night features a girl show style revue with pink living pictures and dancing acts. Cast includes Anna Held referenced as a past comparison, Louise Alexander Carter De Haven Rose Parker Berta Mills Veoa Adams Fletcher Norton and others in varied dress and performance.

Paul M. Potter John T. Hall Vincent Bryant Circle Theatree Princess Marotz Rakovitza Flora Parker Sacha Dobrofsky J Lavourette Baward M. Favor Bonnivard Fred Rivenhall Olga Zu Linar Berta Mills Ee Wildreck Edward Wilson Fletcher Norton A. Allan Campbell Frank Sherlock Eeeeseed de Vassey Circle Theatre Anna Richard Carroll Carroll Appy Cratania Paris Montparnasse Bal Boullier Louise Alexander Jozeph C. Smi Carter de Haven Rose Parker Berta Mills Veoa Adams

Sicilians Present The Conjurer At Broadway Theatre

Mimi Aguglia and Sicilian Players staged Scancura The Conjurer by Allesso Di Giovanni at Broadway Theatre to an appreciative crowd. The tragedy portrays modern Sicily and its enduring passions showing a young peasant woman Nela stabbing rival Rosa ria in a church amid strong audience turnout.

di Giovanni Mimi Aguglia Scancura Allesso di Giovanni Mme. Aguglia Nela Rosaria

Helen Frick Chooses Pittsburg Debut at Clayton House

Miss Helen Frick daughter of Henry Clay Frick receives debut cards in Pittsburg choosing the Clayton mansion for her coming out, breaking her father’s wish for a New York season. Known as “Little Helen Frick” she has long aided charity work with her mother in the Frick family circle.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Helen Frick Henry Clay Frick Frick

William M Aiken Dies, Noted City Architect

William Martin Aiken consulting architect for Mayor Low’s administration died suddenly at New York Hospital in his fifty third year. He oversaw plans for the Suwanee College Buildings and the East Twenty third Street Public Bath. Born in Charleston he studied at the University of the South and MIT and worked with H H Richardson and William Ralph Emerson. He served in Cincinnati, led Treasury Department projects in Washington, and advised New York City. He belonged to multiple architectural societies and died leaving a brother and a married sister.

William Martin Aiken Low New York Hospital Suwanee College Big East Twenty-third Street Charleston S. C University of the South Massachusetts Institute of Technology H. H. Richardson William Ralph Emerson Boston Cincinnati Treasury Department Washington John G. Carlisle New York City Jacob A. Cantor American Institute of Architects New York The Architectural League Municipal Art Society New York Southern Society Century Association Simons

Col Zerah W Torrey Dies In Iloilo Office

Lieut.-Col Zerah W Torrey Inspector General of the Depart ment of Visayas died suddenly in his Iloilo office this morning in Manila. Born in Massachusetts June 10 1855 he entered West Point in 1876 and graduated 1880. He went to the Philippines in 1906.

Visayas Iloilo Manila Zerah W. Torrey Department of Visayas Massachusetts West Point Philippines

Chicago merchant Frederick A. Thomas dies at Rogers Park home

Frederick A. Thomas, a veteran Chicago commission merchant thought to be the oldest in the trade, died suddenly at his Rogers Park residence. Born December 21, 1831, in New York, he moved to Chicago in 1856 and started in pickled cargo work for the Army. He served with the Sanitary Commission at Fort Donelson and developed the California fruit refrigerating line later sold to Armour and Swift.

Chicago Frederick A. Thomas Pe Avenue Rogers Park New York State United States Army Sanitary Commission Fort Donelson

Obituary Notes: Douglas D White Dies After Long Albany Lumber Career

Obituary notes record the death of Douglas D. White a longtime figure in the Albany lumber district who died yesterday morning at his home.

Douglas D. White Albany

Notable Deaths Across Regions Leave Mark on Communities

Obituaries list prominent figures across New York and New Jersey. John El. Schreiner of Philadelphia dies at his Williamsport daughter’s home. Yetta Juvelier, 43, a Yiddish actress, passes at 1602 Madison Ave. Brethael Lewis Dodd, 82, Newark physician since 1852, dies at his son’s home. Philip Dollin, 34 years at the Court of General Sessions, dies at 35 Rugby Road Flatbush. John Stainton, 73, dies at his daughter’s home in Orange after heart failure.

Menands Albany N. Y White John el. Schreiner Philadelphia Williamsport Penn Princeton University Yetta Juvelier Madison Avenue Newark Ilness East Orange N. J New Jersey Theodore Coursen Oak Ridge Philip Dollin Court of General Sessions Rugby Road Flatbush John Stainton Fanny Bloomer Park Place Orange Amgida Pertoris

Tompkins & Tompkins Advertise Wills in City Notices

Tompkins and Tompkins, attorneys at 136th Avenue and Times Square, announce wills and related legal services in a brief business notice.

Tompkins

Buchsbaum Engagement to Walter C Korn

Mr and Mrs A Buchsbaum of 35 West 87th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Walter C Korn. Home December 20 from 3 to 6. No cards.

Korn—Buchsbaum A. Buchsbaum West 87Th St Lillian Walter C. Korn

Theatrical notes and theatre openings in New York

The article lists receptions and events at New Amsterdam Broadway and other venues. It notes Master Gabriel's Little Nemo reception on Dec 16, Alf Hayman’s $100 donation for the Actors Fund, Gertrude Quinlan and company presenting Zara's Hit at Hammerstein’s, Eddie Foy’s Hamlet of Broadway opening Dec 23, Lulu Gisser’s Mile. Mischief at the Casino, Henry Zuckerman hosting a Stock Exchange party for messengers, and a postponement of A Last Effort at Irving Place Theatre due to unforeseen difficulties. It also mentions repeats of The Dancing Husars at the end.

Kiaw & Erlanger Little Nemo New Amsterdam Theatre Gabriel Actors’ Fund Broadway Theatre Alf Hayman Daniel Frohman Gertrude Quinlan Flora Wirgins Shuberts Mr. Foy Lulu Gisser Henry Zuckerman The Stock Exchange

Marriages in New Jersey and New York Dec 6 7

Notices list multiple marriage ceremonies on December 6 and 7 across Newark Jersey City New York Manhattan including Anna Keltsch to Joseph Benedickerson Esther Kenter to Samuel Hirchel and Mamie Kaufman to Jacob Levy plus Marion Briggs Tainter to Edward Leonard Bishop and Abby Little to Richard Warner.

Benedickerson Keltsch Newark N. J Anna M. Keltsch Joseph Benedickerson Hirchel—Kenter Esther Kenter Samuel Hirchel Howard—Leaf Jersey City Elizabeth Lerf William H. Howard Levy—Kaufman Mamie Kaufman Jacob Levy Sientz—Blum Sarah Blum Michael Stentz

Obituary notices and funeral announcements in New York area

Long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated December 1908. Entries name individuals such as William Martin Aiken Oliver Grant Barton Julia Kean Eliza Weed and many others with their residence ages and funeral details at Calvary Church Greenwood Cemetery and various New York–New Jersey locations. The notices call for attendance by various veteran and social organizations and include military and college society references.

Barton West 74Th St Oliver Grant Barton William and Eliza P. Barton Calvary Church Fourth Avenue 21St St Greenwood Washington, D. C Camzanella Marica Campanella West

Obits and funeral notices from a New York City paper

Notices of multiple deaths including ON Smith Frances E Stone Jane Scott Sturges Joseph S Trevor Douglass L White Edward F C Young and a board minute on Edward F C Young from Liberty National Bank. Details include last addresses, funeral times, interment locations, and requests to omit flowers.

Rivercrest Fort Washington Trevor Joseph S. Trevor Nassau and Fulton Sts Tuegiay White Menands Albany N. Y Douglass L. White Young Jersey City Edward F. C. Young St. John's Episcopal Church Summit Avenue Pleasa New York Liberty National Bank Charles W. Riecks

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Noted

Easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys plus carriage. Lots priced at 3 dollars each with a Books of Views available by telephone at 4865 Gramercy or through a representative. Office located at 0 Fast 220 RT. WN. Y. City.

Woodlawn Harism Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue WN. Y. CirTy

Notable Religious Notices At St George’s Church New York

Sunday listings show Advent Mission Services led by Rev Hugh Birckhead with topics “In Praise of Fanaticism” in the afternoon and “Dying to Live” in the evening. Evening session begins at 8 P M while afternoon talks start at 4 P M on Tuesday December 8 at St George’s Church Square City New York.

St. George's Church Square New York City Hugh Birckhead London

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Hasell MR. Borwick Borwick Miss Ward Lady J. Francis Weller Newbury Arthur W. B. Pag Charlies Dinala Thompson Arcival Gait Warner—Frazar Bagby Musical Morning Miss Farrar Mr. Sauer Social Notes Richard F. Carroll Miss Frick William M. Aiken Col Scott Tiffany & CO Chester Billings Randel Baremore Billings OWARD Dutton’s Phillip Les Irving Place Beeen Kadelburg Skowronnek Bishop—Tainter Sound Beach Conn Marion Briggs Tainter Henry Allen Briggs Edward Leonard Bishop C. C. Tyler 5Th Av 10Th St Manhattan Percy S. Grant Abby Little True Craftsman’s Lodge Eugene Arnheim St. Nicholas AV Arthur H. Diamant Joseph Albert C Sarah Rogers Colwell Ohio Culver Hotel Ansonia George B. Culver North Granville Sandy Hill Comstock Troy Edward A. Downey Frederick R. Usher Richard T. Davies Fitz-Randolph Eliza Ann Weed Obadiah W. Fitz-Randolph West 70Th St Intermont Haas Adolph Nettie Haas Estelle Marcus Haas Henry C. Strauss Martin A. Meyer St. Francis Place Kneeland Franklin Grand Av McDougall Wiest 145Th John W. McDougall Central Presbyterian Church 57Th St 7Th Av McDougale Corsec Seventh Regiment West 57Th St Nicholas Engel Appleton de Witt C Morison Mary Morison Archibald Morison West 157Th St Perry Sarah M C. Howard Perry Eere East Brush City Agnew John Agnew Bauer St. Mark’s Place Marie Bauer Bonn East 16Th St John L. Bown Bowne Irvington Alice L. Bowne Brown East 12Th St Eliza Brown Christian Kings County Hospital John Christian Condon Union Hill Egbert Joseph A. Egbert Ferguson N.J Emma Ferguson Fleet Hannah Fleet Gardiner 6Th St Marguerite M. Benson Gardiner Gaffken Hackensack Agatha Gaffken Caltachen Sacneria Gallagher Ga i . Gecks East 145Th St Peter Gerks P. M. Geissler Bergen St Elizabeth Geissler Laurm F. Hall Heinrich Th St Sophie Heinrich Jacob K. Hull Kellam Woodcliff Olive Kellam Kramer Bergenline West New York Warren R. Kramer Lynch Cropsey Bath Beach Denia Lynch McCormick Baltic St Thomas McCormick McGrath Fillmore St John McGrath McLinden 12Th St John McLinder Mayer Mount Sinai Hospital Samuel Mayer A. M A. M. Markgraf.—13 South Mann Av., Newark, N. J., Dec. 6, Catharine Markgraf Moore Katonah Woodlawn Heights Eliza Moore Newsom East David Phillips i ' Pierson Pearl T. Pierson Pinckney Agnes V. Pinckney Prentiss Carlton Nathaniel D. Prentiss Pryor Morristown Frances G. Pryor Quinn Van Margaritte Schroder Ag A Schmidt South Orange Barbara Schmidt A Schoe Sherman Av E. Newark N.jis Alice Schoe Schumann Rosalio Schumann Skelton Greene Alonzo Skelton Henry Snill Steinbrenner Vailsburg Wilhelmina Steinbrenner Stainton Wohn Beach Terrace Bronx Helen C. Wohn Woodward Dee Frederick F. Woodward Wunschel Wyckoff St John Wunschel Henry van Dyke Palestine Holy Land Dial Providence Journal H. W. Mokiin Ladies’ Home Journal Charles Scribner’s Sons Mackintosh Roasat Comer & Co Ylor William Alexander Taylor Rosehill Undertakers Kane Campbell Advent Mission Services Trinity Church Sto-Dat
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