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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1908

Page

7

Crowds Gather for Tea With Vanderbilt Shonts and Nobility

A Plaza tea yesterday drew thousands as Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Miss Theodora Shonts with their fiancés, Count Lazzi Széchenyi and the Duc de Chaulnes, arrived amid a throng. The crowd filled corridors and dining rooms, with security guiding the guests to a private area as onlookers watched from glass walls and hotel risked crowded chaos.

Gladys Vanderbilt Count Lazzie ‘Szecheny Mfth Avenue M. Pearl Sterry Fiarry Payne-Whitney Miss Vanderbilt Alfred Vanderbilt Mrs Whitney Raymond Pynchon & Cos

MISS VANDERBILT GETS PERMIT FOR WEDDING

Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Szechenyi of Hungary obtained a marriage license at City Hall for a January 27 ceremony. They arrived from the Vanderbilt residence in a taxi, met attorney Morris Cukor and Lieut. Kenne(l), and swiftly completed sworn applications.

Gladys Moore Vanderbilt Count Szechenyi Hungary Vanderbilt West Fifty-seventh Street Chambers Street Morris Cukor William Kennel Sennel Mr. Scully Miss Vanderbilt Scully New York Cornelius America Alice Gwynne Jie Laszlo Jeno Maria Henrik Simon . Szechenyi Ormero J. P Imperial and Royal Hirpacs Count Imre Szechenyi Alexandra- Sziray Szirmay

Week's wedding plans for Miss Jane Hendrick and John Sinclair

Miss Jane Hendrick and John Sinclair Robertson have announced a wedding for January 18 at 4 o’clock in the Old First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street with Rev Dr Dutfield officiating. Miss Hendrick’s sister Mrs Frederick Smith Pickett will be matron of honor and Jacqueline Hendrick will be bridesmaid. Jackson Hendrick will give the bride in marriage and Erving Robertson will be best man. The couple will be hosted by relatives and close friends before a Naples and Europe tour planned from Jan 25 through next September.

Jane Carlisle Hendrick John Sinclair Robertson Old Yrirst Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue Twelfth Street Dutfield Il

Bride and Groom Name Revealed for Pittsburgh Ceremony

The bride is Mrs Thorburn Reid and the best man will be Henry D Devens, brother of the groom, from Pittsburgh. The note specifies the wedding party with focus on the bride and her groom.

Thorburn Reid Henry D. Devens Pittsburg

Birthday Reception for I Robinson Warren by Mrs J J Kearney Warren

Mrs J J Kearney Warren hosted a private afternoon reception at 135 East Thirty sixth Street to honor her brother in law I Robinson Warren on his eightieth birthday. Relatives friends and family from the Warren and Ludlow clans attended. A silver loving cup was given by the hostess with a speech by her nephew Francis Lewis Gould and verses by Mrs S Sherman Gould.

Susan Ludlow Gould Warren Warren and Ludlow J. Pierpont Morgan Morgan Dix E. J. Phelps Francis Kinnicutt Kinnicutt John Holt Dr. Wibbert Fordham Morris

Charity Theatricals at Waldorf Astoria for Bloomingdale Guild

A charity program in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom featured two one act plays Au Clair de la Lune and David Garrick plus a prologue from Pagliacci. Cast included Rienzi de Cordova Vera de Cordova Sauville Irving Ottenberg and others with dancing to close the evening.

Bloomingdale Guild Sea Cliff L. L Waldorf-Astoria Au Clair de la Lune Edgar Alian Woolf Pierrot Pierrette Rienzi de Cordova Vera de Cordova Sauville Paris Wierrot David Garrick Avery Belvour Simon Ingot Irving Ottenberg Squirehi Diane Arthur E. Wechsler Ada Estelle Bloomfield Smith Herminie Kleinert Araminta Grace Harrington

St Vincent’s Charity Dance at Waldorf Next Wednesday

The annual reception and dance to aid the destitute and sick of the city will be held at the Waldorf Astoria next Wednesday evening January 15 under the Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Vincent's Hospital. Tickets may be bought at the hospital 15 West Eleventh Street with admission and supper priced at $0. The box prices are $100 for first tier and $50 for second tier, including tickets and supper. Notable boxholders include Delancey Kane and Mrs Kane Mrs Iselin Mrs O Day Mrs Mackay Dr and Mrs Kelly and Mrs O Donohue. The auxiliary aims for a successful affair amid distress among the poor.

St. Vincent’s Hospital Waldorf-Astoria Joseph J. O'Donohue Delancey A. Kane West Eleventh Street Delancey Kane William MM. Iselin Daniel O'Day Clarence Mackay Thomas Kelly Joseph J. O' Donohue Ladies’ Auxiliary

Third Saturday Dance at Delmonico's Presented Elite Guests

The third Saturday Evening Dance at Delmonico's featured Francis Hopson leading the cotillion. Patronesses included Mrs. Huntington and Mrs. Sands among others, with numerous members and guests such as Harriet Glover Pauline Riggs Katharine Grinnell and many more attending. A supper followed the dancing.

Delmonico S. Francis Johnstone Hopson Charles. R. Huntington Charles E. Sands John Hubbard Russell Lansdale Lindley Tappin Donald Campbell Clarence Wyckoff Dandridge Spotswood Marice Heckscher Robert F. Barry H. P. McCullough Henry Slack

Social Roundup of New York High Society Winter Stay-Places

A litany of winter movements and plans among Manhattan society figures includes Mrs. George Sheldon sailing January 23 after a winter in Europe, the Roelker and Turle party at Lakehurst, John D. Archbold returning to Tarrytown, and Mary Garden headlining the Louise matinée at the Manhattan Opera House. Society names attend Don Barber and Riverdale residents, while others relocate to Palm Beach and Thomasville. Engagements announced for Estelle to Harry Baum and Hattye Engel to David Rosenheim. a charity bridge gathers at the Chantilly with creditors and socialites contributing to a yearly January series.

George Sheldon Italy Paris Alfred Roelker, Jr Louise Mary Garden EB. R. Thomas Arthur Scott Burden Glen Collins Evelyn Parsons Gwendolyn Burden McCook Frederick Alien Riverdale-on-the-ludson Don Barber East Seven By-Fourth Street Washington Irene Europe Count Wutzfeldt of Washingto Henri Bardac St Regis John Hamilton Geurlle Buckingham Plaza Oscar Scherer Elsa Marie Frances Scherer Walter Field Burrows

Engagement of Mrs Pruyn and H. L. Hoppin Announced

The engagement is announced between Mrs Cornelia Van Rensselaer Erving Pruyn and Hamilton L. Hoppin of 147 West Eighty first Street. Mrs Pruyn is widow of John W. Prin who died in September 1895. Mr Hoppin has been married before. his former wife Miss Howland died years ago. Both families are linked to several old New York lineages.

Cornelia van. Rensselaer Erving Pruyn Hiamilton L. Hoppin West Eightyfirst Street

Subscription Dance Held At Hotel Savoy For Montefiore Home

The Young Women's and Men's League of the Montefiore Home hosted a subscription dance at the Hotel Savoy on Fifty Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue. About 800 guests attended. dancing ran from 9:30 PM to midnight.

Young Women's and Men’s League of the Montefiore Hotel Savoy Fiftyninth Street Fifth Avenue

Hoppy the New York mutt sails with Tagus to Jamaica

Longshoremen on the North River waterfront watch as Hoppy the West Street dog secretly boards the Royal Mail liner Tagus and sails to Jamaica. The mutt eludes crew, hides in cabins, and finally departs with the ship as dock workers joke he outwitted the British.

North River Hoppy West Street Royal Mail Steam Packet Company Tagus Jamaica Jame New York Rautt Hoppy J Areity of Banes Happy Mason Bill Adams Jamalica Pie Hoppy Sir Thomas Dewar Sir Thomas

Footprint clue ties Jamaica burglars to seven home robberies

Jamaica Police investigate a spree in which seven homes near Hillside Avenue were entered yesterday morning. About $2,000 in valuables were stolen while much remained, suggesting amateur thieves. Mrs. Sarah Belknap found a footprint at her Hillside Avenue residence amid the robbed silverware and fine wardrobe items.

Jamaica L. I Sarah Belknap Hillside Avenue

Auction Item Prices of Wool Sets and Caracul Bundles

The listing shows various wool items with prices including Mink and Black Lynx sets valued at 55.00 and 50.00 respectively Baum Marten Sets at 200.00 Caracul Sets priced 38.00 with smaller values 37.50 35.00 and 22.50 totaling 150.00. The fragment notes item values in dollars without further context or buyer details.

Footprint tests and candle clues in multi-home burglary case

Mrs Belknap marks a footprint in flour and gives it to police to test against suspects. Burglars struck ex-Assistant US Attorney Clifford L. Tappen and several other Union Avenue and Hillside Avenue homes, taking coats jewelry silverware a candelabra with red candies and wine while leaving other valuables untouched.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Duke Theodora Shonts Szecheni J. J. Kearney “Warren T. Robinson Warren Charity Theatricals The Waldorf For Outing Fund St. Vincent's Ladies’ Auxiliary Francis Hopson Delmontico’s Social Notes H. L. Hoppin Crew of Jamaica Police 125Th St 7Th & 8Th Aves Greenhut and Company Savon Axminster Nerie Long Ieer Savonnerie Axminster Sixth Avenue Eighteenth Nineteenth Street B. Altman & Co Leven Sid Nicobles Theodore Archer Union Avent Stan Lambs Sal James Brown DeLapp Flace William H. Lyte William J. Barthel Hardenbrook Avenue Brown Lyte Barthel Undermuslin Sale Bloomingdale Bloomingdales Lyons Dye Ing Anne Eetaseeese Ance Bloomingdales
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