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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

9

Miss Clare Howard Weds in Washington at Home Ceremony

The first fashionable wedding of the year occurred at the George H. Howard home in Washington. Miss Clare Howard wed Lewis Warrington Cottman of Baltimore and Tiger Bay Florida with a Marine Band for music and a white rose decor. After a brief visit near Baltimore the couple will winter in Florida. The engagement of their youngest daughter Olivia to Christopher A. Russell of Boston was announced at the breakfast.

New York Times Washington George H. Howard N Street Clare Howard Lewis Warrington Cottman Baltimore Tiger Bay Fla Alfred Harding St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Marine Band Nathaniel Morrison New York Pembroke Thom Joseph Walker John Riley Stewart Janney Charles Toward Thomas Cottman Hough Cottman Richard Hatton Chubb Eben Larned Warwich Conn Cottman Florida Russell Naval Academy

Winthrop Cowdin Weds Leila Bell Harrison in Surprise Ceremony

Winthrop Cowdin and Leila Bell Harrison wed in a small Good Shepherd chapel ceremony on West Twentieth Street officiated by Rev. Dr. Seabury. The couple, with no attendants or reception, plan to sail aboard the Celtic for a winter abroad after the wedding.

Winthrop Cowdin Leila Bell Harrison George , Harrison West Fifty-first Street Mr. Cowdin Cowdin Union University, Army and Navy Harvard John E. Cowdin Elliot Channing Cowdin Robert Bacon Elliot Christopher Cowdin Newcastle House Mount Kisco George Gordon Battle Fielding Taylor Walter Taylor Alexander Lamber Lambert Gardiner B. Harrison Theodore H. Price Robert L. Harrison Theodore H. Kane Kane Willoughby Sharp J. Herbert Claiborne Claiborne Marshall Slade William

Collier Smith Wedding at Heavenly Rest Church

Miss Janet Birdsall Smith daughter of the late Edward and Lillie Smith married Dr Hix Fur bush Collier of Columbia South Carolina yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The Rev Herbert Shipman officiated. The bride wore French lace and white silk and carried lilies of the valley. Matron of honor was Mrs John Austin Conover of Kansas City and maid of honor was Miss Gertrude O Hara of St Louis. Bridesmaids included Florence Lyman Eva Haney Caroline Stambaugh Margaret Clough Elizabeth Turner and Marjorie Bernheimer. Walter T Green of Columbia was best man with ushers listed.

Janet Birdsall Smith Edward Spencer Smith Hix Furbush Collier Columbia S. C Church of the Heavenly Rest Herbert Shipman John Austin Conover Kansas City Gertrude O'Hara St. Louis Florence Lyman Boston Eva Haney Toronto Canada Caroline Stambaugh Youngstown Ohio Margaret Clough Lynn Mass Elizabeth Turner Chicago Marjorie Bernheimer New York Walter T. Green le Roy

Wedding Breakfast at West Seventy-First Street

Johnson of New York, and Caren Sawyer, Albert G. Douglas, Lee Harvey Sabsoraes and Dr. H. F. Hudgens, all of Columbia, B. C. The wedding breakfast was at the residence of the bride's uncle, Luman Walker Johnson, In West Seventy-first street. After a trip South Dr. and Mrs. Collier will live in Columbia.

Taylor-Taylor nuptials in Washington ceremony

Miss Catherine Taylor daughter of Senator Taylor of Tennessee and Matthew H. Taylor son of Robert Taylor of Trenton Tennessee were married in Washington today.

Washington Catherine Taylor Senator Taylor Tennessee Matthew H. Taylor Robert Taylor Trenton Tenn

Wedding of B von de Horst Koch and Mrs Jean Dorman Today

The wedding of B von de Horst Koch son of the late H C F Koch and Mrs Jean Livingston Dorman will be held at 8:30 this evening at the home of the bride's grandmother Mrs William Rowland located at 145 West Fifty seventh Street.

B.von de Horst Koch H.C. F. Koch Jean Livingston Dorman William Rowland West Fifty-seventh Street

Simons and Mayer Tie in Knickerbocker Ceremony

Isaac Simons of this city married Miss Lillian Mayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Solomon Mayer of Jersey City at 6 oclock last night at the Knickerbocker Hotel. Rev Dr M H Harris officiated with Miss Claudie Jacobs of Jersey City as maid of honor and Abram Raphael as best man. There were no ushers. The reception and dinner followed at the Knickerbocker.

Isaac Simons

Miss Dousman’s Wedding Set for Prairie du Chien

Samuel T. Skidmore of New York will wed Judith Wilcox Dousman of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin on Wednesday at noon. The ceremony will be at the bride’s brother in law house at Cosby Fifth Avenue officiated by Father H C Semple of St Ignatius Loyola. Skidmore is connected to the Union and University clubs. Dousman, youngest daughter of Mrs N S Dousman, is granddaughter of the late Gen Samuel D Sturgis U S Army.

Samuel T. Skidmore New York Judith Wilcox Dousman Prairie du Chien Wis Arthur _Fortunatus Cosby Fifth Avenue H. C. Semple Church of St. Ignatius Loyola Skidmore John

Miss Georgette Borland Wedding Delayed

Illness of Miss Georgette Haven Borland, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Nelson Borland, postpones her marriage to Graham Blandy for a few weeks. She has been ordered South by her physician and the Jan 30 wedding will take place once she recovers.

Georgette Haven Borland J. Nelson Borland Graham Blandy Miss Borland

Debutante Event Attracts Society Guests In New York

Mrs. Charles H. Marshall hosted a debutante party for her daughter Evelyn Marshall last night with a Sherry's supper after the play Her Sister. Ten twelve-table sets filled the ballroom with many notable guests including Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Count Laszlo Szechenyi the Vanderbilt sisters and prominent New York families. A formal evening of informal dancing followed the dinner.

Charles H. Marshall Evelyn Marshall Sherry’s Gladys Vanderbilt Count Laszlo Szechenyi Dorothy Whitney Marguerite Drexel Harriet Alexander Irene Sherman Mildred Sherman Emily Welles Dorothy Tuckerman Helen Lispenard Alexandre Madeline Borland Helen > Morgan Gwendolyn Burden Correlia Bryce Mabel Gerry Nathale Bailey Anita Stewart Edyth Deacon Edith Starr Miller Louise Iselin Jean Reid Beatrice Mills Prince de Lionor Frederick Guest Charles de Gheest Jacob Astley Reginald Fellowes London England Robert W. Goeldt Orme Wilson,Jr Thornton’ Wilson Frederick Kernochan Worthington Whitehouse Bayard Cutting Payne Whitney Harry Payne Whitney Ernest Tselin Roger Winthrop Edmund Baylis Robert Goelet

Warfield Opens the Ball for Virginia Greenway Albert

A debutante ball was hosted at Lehmanns Hall by Mrs. Henry Greenway of Hokeland Harford County in Baltimore on January 8 for her granddaughter Miss Virginia Greenway Albert daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Albert. Ex Gov Warfield opened the ball with Miss Albert. A midnight supper followed and dancing continued to 8 A M. Distinct guests included national and local figures from New York London Boston and Washington.

New York Times Baltimore Lehmann’'s Hall Henry Greenway Hokeland Harfor County Virginia Greenway Albert Jacob Albert Tate-S - Tate Greenway Albert Miss Albert Mr. Albert Eugene Greenway Warfield Attorne Bonaparte Yates Stirling Ira Remsen Ee Edward Jacobs Edward A. Sirhpon Alexander Brown Wilson Patterson R. Curzon Hoffman Seabrooke Albert Talbot Taylor Richard Lewis Howell Emory Warfield H. Greenway Albert H. Carroll Winchester Charles Fowler New York Muriel McGeagh London England William Hewson Baltzell Tuckerman Boston Frederick Rodgers Henry May Alberto Yoachim Legation Walter Davidge Washington Herman Stump Murray Vandiver Harford County

Boston Debutante Helen Sears Presented at Dinner Dance

Miss Helen Sears, prominent debutante, was formally presented to society at a dinner dance hosted by her mother Mrs. J Montgomery Sears in Boston. The event followed several teas and was the largest function she has attended to date.

New York Times Boston Helen Sears J. Montgomery Sears

Philadelphia Socials Attendances and Gentlemen Hosts

Philadelphia society notes list multiple entertaining events from January in homes and clubs. William Y Cochran hosts a 150-guest dinner at St James. Miss Crawford hosts luncheon for Miss Clifford Newbold and bridesmaids. various families invite guests for dinners and luncheons at local residences and clubs. engagements and moves are mentioned as context.

Philadelphia William Y. Cochran Anner St. James Crawford Clinton Street Clifford Newbold George Weeexel Frances Fellares Overton Hastings South Seventeenth Street Elise Walker and Galloway Co. Morris Powell Evans Acorn Club Bessierchant John Harrison Locust Street J. Gardner Cassatt Spruce Street Samuel A. Crozer Gladys Perin Dorothy Randolph New York Wharton Griffitts James de W. Cookman Pine Street Carlton Yarnall McKean Walnut Bees Edward B. Smith Brown’s Mill-in-thefines Frances Ferguson Walnut Street

Maxwell urges school reforms for hygiene and equal pay

City Superintendent Maxwell calls for a Department of Hygiene with clinicians to inspect children and aid schooling, summer high school sessions, uniform salaries for women teachers, expanded facilities in Brooklyn and Queens, training for teachers, five new one story crippled child schools, and a study of trade schools abroad. He supports revising the compulsory education law to tighten attendance and penalties. The board debate cited staffing vacancies and high applicant numbers as relief approaches.

Board of Education Brooklyn Queens Fortieth Blackwell Treland Bridge Manhattan Bronx Europe Lfe Department of Health Gov Hughes Maxwell Partridge Owen Wister Fras

Four Cotillions Host Leap Year Dance at Delmonico’s

The second dance of the Four Cotillions occurred at Delmonico's last night with dancing until 11:30. A seated supper followed and the cotillion resumed around 12:30 led by Harry Mills. It being a leap year, ladies selected their partners and favors included fans parasols rattles and other trinkets.

Delmonico’s Harry Mills

Washington society hosts grand dinners for high profile guests

Senator and Mrs. Depew entertain in honor of Vice President Fairbanks with a large Washington dinner party attended by Elinor Glyn and a host of diplomats including the Swiss, Mexican, Brazilian, Dutch, Belgian, Austrian, and Russian ministers and ambassadors. The evening precedes a bachelors cotillion at the New Willard with hundreds of officials and socialites in attendance. Key figures include Secretary Root, Justice Holmes, and various senators and ambassadors. The event features extensive guest lists from international represents and prominent domestic officials.

Washington Depew Fairbanks Elinor Glyn Frye Beveridge Crane Flint Herbert Parsons Navy Mme. Nabuco Bolavia Mme. Calderon Scott John Barrett the Treasury Beekman Winthrop Henry A. C. Taylor New York Justice Holmes Justice Moody Cowles Kean E. G. Slater Bulkeley Clarence Edwards Summerlin Sanger Nathaniel Francis New Willard Smart Charles L. McCawley J. G. Gilmore, Jr Messrs Jerome Bonaparte Willam R. Hitt Donald Huidekuper McCoy U.S Edward McCauley Cleland Davis Mayor Des Planches Hengelmuller Mme. Creel Moncheur Netherlands Mme. van Swinderen Meyer Metcalf Interior Garfield Foraker Newlands Cochran Gaines James George Young Cameron Charles Poor Guy Norman Gibson Fahnestock W. G. Eustis John Rogers Herbert Wadsworth Carlo Pfister the Mises Converse Miss Williams Miss Randolph Montagna Centaro Cora Baron Ambrosey Baron Heymerle Count von. Hatzfeldt Lieut von Brunny Capt. Fournier Viscount de Chambrun Prince. Kondacheff Mr. Regards Frederick Hulde

Voyagers Set For Europe On White Star Celtic

A list of passengers sails for Liverpool today aboard the White Star liner Celtic including W H Aldrich C W Bigelow Cave Brown Cave Harry R Clayton Lawrence Connolly and many others. Also listed are travelers bound for Havre on La Gascogné and Albert Halstead US Consul at Birmingham arrives aboard the Hamburg American Line steamer Bluecher from Southampton.

Europe Celtic Liverpool W. H. Aldrich Cave-Brown- Cave Harry R. Clayton Lawrence Connolly J. E. Searles G. R. K. Sharp Wainman J. Mills Walker la Gascogné Havre Will Saik Max Baumer H. J. Chevallier Pierre C. Durand P. M. Durand M. J. Bistrophe Robert Smith Albert Halstead United States Birmingham England Hamburg-American Line Bluecher Southampton

Grave Digger Buried When Grave Caves In

William Dunn, a Greenwood Cemetery digger, became trapped in a collapsing grave at 5 PM. He cried for help as the site filled to his neck, was rescued after four and a half hours, and sustained a broken leg and internal injuries but was expected to recover at Norwegian Hospital. Local police and volunteers responded with lanterns and wards.

William Dunn Greenwood Cemetery Fourth Avenue Cowboy Downs Greenwood Dunn Norton

Draw in six round bout at Sharkey Club ends even for Otto and Shea

Young Otto and Shea of Boston fight to a six round draw at the Sharkey Athletic Club. Otto lands left hooks in rounds two and four but Shea keeps pace, bleeding after a sixth round series. Other bouts see Seiger take a decisive win over Sailor Kelly, McDonough defeat Miller, Nelson best Dick Miller, Duffy and McGuiggan of Philadelphia in a lively four round mill.

Otto Young Shea Boston Sharkey Athletic Club Shea Hea Jos Seiger Denver

D R Worthington Dies on Street Car in Mentone France

The Right Rev George Worthington of Nebraska died in Mentone France after a heart attack on a street car He was walking alone and died before help arrived He was identified by his wife Mrs Worthington The funeral will be held in Mentone and his body sent to Paris for further arrangements Worthington born 1840 Lenox Massachusetts attended Hobart College and General Theological Seminary He served in New York Detroit and Nebraska and declined Shanghai bishopric He lived in Pittsfield Massachusetts after leaving his diocese and refused his bishop salary.

Mentone France George Worthington Nebraska Henry C. Potter New York Worthington Paris Lenox Mass Hobart College General Theological Seminary New York State St. John’s Church Detroit Shanghai Michigan Pittsfield Milton Boston

Samuel Carpenter, Railway Official, Dies at 71

Samuel Carpenter former General Eastern Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad died Tuesday at the Spencer Arms Broadway and Sixty-ninth Street aged 71. He served forty nine years with the railroad rising to general baggage agent and Eastern Passenger Agent. He never married and leaves two brothers. Funeral at Spencer Arms this evening with burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery Philadelphia.

Samuel Carpenter General Eastern Pennsylvania Railroad Spencer Arms Broadway Sixty-ninth Street James Sarah, Carpenter Philadelphia Carpenter Road Eastern Colin Studds Mount Moriah

Obituaries for Rendout resident and Silk Co. manager

Mrs Mary Taaffe longtime Rendout resident died yesterday at her daughter Nellie Taaffe’s home in Lawrence Long Island. Funeral services are Friday at 2 pm from the Lawrence residence and Woodmere Cemetery burial planned. Chauncey H Strickland Silk Co. manager died yesterday at 63 at his West 143rd Street home. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm and burial in Indian Hill Cemetery Chapel Middletown Connecticut Sunday afternoon.

Mary Taaffe Rendout N. Y Nellies Taaffe Lawrence L. I. Hse Ofelock Woodmere Cemetery Chauncey H. Strickland Voce Silk Company West 143d Street Indian Hill Cemetery Middletown Conn 60Th St New York Spencer Arms Mount Moriah Philadelphia Creuzbaur Lydia Kirk Robert Creuzbaur Eli and BF. N. Kirk John P. Palmer Brooklyn Av Brooklyn Los A. M DE Tartes August G. de Tartes Annie Dachtera East 120Th St West Sarah John Ellis St. Michael’s Church 99Th St Amsterdam Fessenden Stanford Samuel Fessenden First Congregational Church Stamford Fitzpatrick Eliza Bernard and Anne Fitzfigg Quincy St French Pacific Street Phebe W. French George H. French Englewood N. J North St White Plains Grand Central Station Harris Irving Gramercy Park Sarah Buell Hollister Harris Broughton D. Harris Brattleborough Hart Ellen M. Southwick James H. Hart South Elliott Place St. Louis Wheeling Heiser Marita Shatzel Heiser Christopher Sarah Heiser Jos Lexington Greenwood Cemetery Klipper Sarah Mandel Joseph S. Kipper John Ben, Morris William Rose Bardoch Avi Bronx Antwerp Vienna Nisae New Orleans Kreader Hermann L. Kreuder Carrie B. Kreuder Hope Avorgs Fort Wadsworth S. I Kuett Faterson George F. Kuett Mary B. Kuett East 38Th St Cedar Lawn Vreeland Av Paterson Pennsylvania Ferry Desbrosses Courtland St Longley Mary A. Longley Edward H. York Ughter Stratwberry Hill Bramton Portland Mead Bishop St New Haven Jennie A. Reach Halsey Mead Mills Gleason Health Resort Elmira Joanna George Joanna Mills Trinity Chapel 20Th St Broadway South Orange James O'Neil Montrose Av Syracuse Orton Sarah A. Orton William H.orton Metuchen Pennsylvania Railroad Newark Lombardy St Saratoga Salter William’ Tibbits Salter LA. S Greenwood Strickland Chapel Sumner Charlotte Aurelia Eustace Lowell &Umner James A. Greene Wickford BR. I J. Warren Greene Willow St H. J. Taft Nellis Taft L. I Long Island

Alleged Rouss Swindler Released on Bail

Bernard Zolty of 76 Elizabeth Street was arrested in connection with a Rouss swindle costing Charles Broadway Rouss firm over 100000 in ten years. Magistrate Harris released him on 5000 bail at the Tombs Police Court. A further hearing is set for January 15 with ADA Murphy ready to proceed.

Rouss Bernard Zolty Elizabeth Street Charles Broadway Rouss Harris Tombs Murphy

Three Miles from the Track in a Rural Claim Tale

A railroad claims agent recalls a Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote about two Irishmen who, after their buggy overturned far from any railroad, ask where the train is and learn the nearest line is three miles away. The tale lampshades people who blame railroads for all accidents.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Grape-Nuts Ad Promotes Brain Power and Digestion

An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as highly nutritious and pre-digested to aid digestion and brain function. It claims vital phosphates support brain and nerve centers and encourages reading a related piece titled The Road to Weilville in the package.

Weilville

Tramp Scene Leads to Risky Theatre Sketch Case

Magistrate Kernochan in Jefferson Market Court refused to dismiss a complaint against John Buck of Keith & Proctor's Union Square Theatre for violating the Sunday theatrical law by presenting a sketch in street clothing last Sunday. The court heard two men in street clothes and one dressed as a tramp. police viewed the tramp’s attire as a costume, and Buck was paroled for further examination Friday.

Kernochan Jefferson Market Court John Buck Keith & Proctor Uniory Square Theatre Shea Buck

Marriages Listed for Cowdin Harrison Joost Murray and Meyer Reeve

The notice reports three marriages in early January 1908. Winttrop Cowdin wed Lelia Bell Harrison at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd with Rev. W J Seabury officiating. Marie Antoinette Murray married Sherman Brownell Joost at the bride’s home in Brooklyn. Georgina T Meyer became Ferris E Reeve’s wife in Yonkers.

Obituary notices from Dansville and New York area deaths

Obituaries list numerous deceased including Mary Isabella Allen in Dansville NY and Lydia Kirk Creuzbaur in Philadelphia. Other notices cover Samuel Carpenter in New York City and Phebe W French in Brooklyn with interments in Englewood NJ and private arrangements. Funeral services, dates, and locations span towns such as Water Town NY Philadelphia Stamford and Paterson with interment details and family notices.

Deaths and Funerals in New York City and Nearby

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area addresses includes Beth Henri wife of Benjamin D Thompson at her son in law Carleton Hartsall home services at St Stephen s Church 69th Street near Broadway. Also notices for James Walte Mary Ewing Wabbdie and many residents with dates Jan 7 1908 Jan 9 1908 and other specific interment plans at Greenwood Cemetery and family residences across Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Beth Henri Benjamin D. Thompson Carleton Lloyd Hartsall Westarth St St. Stephen’s Church West Zimm'West Irving West Trenton N. J Greenwood Cemetery Whitney New Orleans Mary -Louise Whitney Charles Morgan M. Whitney Jp. S Charles Wadsworth Whitney Henry N Catherine Ss. Whitney Worthington Mentone France George Worthington Nebraska

In Memoriam Winter Las J. Winter Remembered Always

In loving memory of Las J. Winter a devoted son brother and uncle who died January ninth in 107 his family recalls his life with affection and sorrow and asks for no more than prayers and remembrance

Winter Beloven

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