The Jesters a Graceful English Debut at Empire
The Jesters a four act translation of Les Bouffons by Miguel Zamacois with John Raphael as translator features Maude Adams and cast at the Empire. Chicot the Jester leads a witty tale of love and trickery with Baron de Mautpre and Solange in a courtly backdrop. Von Seyfferitz makes a notable English debut as Vulcano with supporting comic players delivering lighthearted humor and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Zamacois
John Raphael
Empire
Rene de Chancenac
Chicot
Maude Adams
Css
Teeeseeessss
Mathilde Cotrelly
Botange de Mautpre
Consuelo Bailey
Gustav von Seytferitz
Baron de Mautpre
Mr. Barrie
M. Miguel Zamacois
Les Bouffons
Prince Charming
Florentine
Solange
Oliver
Vulcano
Robert de Helfonte
Narcissus
Rene de Chancellor
Bharoco
Fillarius
Jack Pudding
Valecano
Vangferritz
Dramatic Company Delivers Poetic Stage With Mixed National Cast
The performance features a diverse cast of 30 nationalities with two Germans in lead roles. Miss Adams captivates as a graceful figure in gold, blending tenderness and defiance in love and daring scenes. Supporting players Lewers Tyler Holt Eric Trader and Consuel Bailey earn praise for expressive verse and earnest portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Peter Pan
Miss Adams
Lewers
Tyler
J. Holt
Eric
Trader
Consuel Bailey
Heinrich Meyns Recital at Mendelssohn Hall Delights Audience
Baritone Heinrich Meyn gave a memorably varied recital at Mendelssohn Hall drawing a large audience. He displayed a resonant voice with rich lower tones and skilled upper ranges, delivering Schumann, Drahms, and Trunk pieces with expressive phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Meyn
Mendelssohn Hall
Schumann
Der Arine_ Peter
Drahms
Richard Trunk
Eugen Haile
Mr. Meyn
Cotogni
Tosti
Lalo
Dalayrac
Tschaikowsky
Knightood
Homer
Gerrit Smith
Offenbach Opera in English at Grand Opera House Brooklyn
Aborn Opera Company to present Offenbach Contes dHoffmann in English as Hoffmans Love Tales at Grand Opera House Brooklyn for a week on February 3 before touring to Montreal and New York. Stella replaces Giulietta, Venice act omitted, barcarolle merged, Emily Barnato to sing all female roles, Homer Lind baritone, Henry Barrons Hoffmann, George Shields and Phil Branson others. Similar Paris Opéra Comique edition translated by C J Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn Opera ‘Company
Offenbach
Grand Opera House
Brooklyn
Montreal
Milton Aborn
New York
Manhattan Opera House
Paris Opéra Comique
Mr. Aborn
C. J. Fuller
Giulietta
Stella
Venice
Barcarolle
Munich
Aborn
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Maurice Grau
Die Meistersinger at the Metropolitan Opera
The Met Opera House presented Die Meistersinger last evening with Mme. Gadski and Messrs. Knote and Van Rooy in the cast. Mr. Hertz conducted the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Gadski
Messrs
Knote
van Rooy
Mr. Hertz
La Gioconda Sung by San Carlos Opera at Belasco
The San Carlos Grand Opera Company presented La Gioconda at the Belasco Theater with Mme. Nordica in the title role before a large distinguished audience including many diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Carlos Grand Opera Company
Belasco
Mme. Nordica
Franko Presents Second Concert of Old Music
Sam Franko offered the second Mendelssohn Hall recital of vintage pieces last night with a sizable audience despite competing attractions. Beethoven’s previously misattributed dances, now performed with four players in orchestral form, appeared as the evening’s highlight though reviewers found them melodious but not especially distinctive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Franko
Mendelssohn Hall
Beethoven
America
Vienna Quartet
Cooper Union
Lost Hippodrome Cat Seeks German-Speaking Trainer
Prof. Goleman reports a black and white hippo drome cat trained for stage acts vanished from its cage after an attendant left door open. The cat, who understands German, is valued and a reward is offered to be returned to Goleman at the Hippodrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goleman
Hippodrome
Times
Ames and Co lease Asbury Park Opera House for vaudeville
The Ames and Company have leased the Asbury Park Opera House in New Jersey for a term to operate as a high class vaudeville house after alterations. Tonight marks the 150th performance of The Thief at the Lyceum Theatre. Souvenir books will be distributed. Ethel Barrymore submits Rosalind costume designs to Charles Frohman for next year’s As You Like It. Julia Marlowe to revive Whin Knight Hood Was in Flower and Mary Tudor in Baltimore tomorrow, with As You Like It scheduled in St. Louis on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place
Goetz
Berlichingen
Dr. Bammfeld
George
Adelheid von Walsdorf
Adolf Winds
Hedwig Reicher
Adelheid
Eugen Burg
Adelbert
Trinz
August Weigert
Albertine Cassani
Page George
Ames & Co
Asbury Park
N. J
Lessee
Lyceum Theatre
Ethel Barrymore
Charles Frohman
Julia Marlowe
Mary Tudor
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Miss Marlowe
St. Louis
MISS DOUSMAN A BRIDE
Samuel T. Skidmore and Miss Judith Wilcox Dousman wed at the Fortunatus Cosby home in New York with a large guest list including Major Samuel G. Stursis and Mrs. Sturgis and other notable families. After a European trip, the couple will reside at Lakewood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Skidmore
Judith Wilcox Dousman
Nina Sturgis Dousman
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Arthur Fortunatus
Cosby
Fifth Avenue
Hi. C. Semple
St. Ignatius Loyola Church
Samuel G. Stursis
Sturgis
Washington, D. C
Miss Anna Edey Weds John Porter Stone at City Chapel
Miss Anna Rivington Edey and John Jnickerbocker Porter Stone married yesterday at 3 East Fifty-first Street with Rev Father Burke officiating. Bridesmaids included Louise Edey and Miss Burke, best man Dr Chandler Foot. Only relatives and close friends attended. engagement was previously undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rivington Edey
Albert Rivington Edey
John Jnickerbocker Porter Stone
Charles Francis Stone
East Fifty-first Street
Father Burke
Louise Edey
Miss Burke
Chandler Foot
Sherwood and Miss Brown Wed at Collegiate Church
Robert Hartley Sherwood Jr and Miss Marjorie Brown were married yesterday at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas with Rev Dr Alexander officiating. Miss Isabel Ti Sherwood served as maid of honor and Jerran Hegeler as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Hartley Sherwood, Jr
Marjorie Brown
Alexander F. Brown
St. Nicholas
Rav
Alexander
Isabel’ Ti. Sherwood
Jerran Hegeler
Miss Alice Baird to Wed Marx Roesler at St Bartholomews
The marriage of Miss Alice R. Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Baird to Marx Roesler will be held January 29 at 4 o clock in St Bartholomew s Church Miss Marjorie S Baird will be maid of honor and Edward Roesler is best man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. Baird
John S. Baird
Marx Roesler
St. Bartholomew's Church
Marjorie S. Baird
Edward Roesler
Miss Daisy Bader Weds Zade A Metzler at Delmonico's
Miss Daisy Bader daughter of the late Nathan Bader wed Zade A Metzler at Delmonico's last night at 9 o'clock. Rev Dr Silverman officiated. Miss Bader’s attendants were Misses Helen and Warbette Leerburger of 43 West Sixty-ninth Street. The couple planned a Florida wedding trip and will reside in the city after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Bader
Nathan Bader
Zade A. Metzler
Delmonico
Dr. Silverman
Miss Bader
Helen
Warbette Leerburger
George Leerburger
West Sixty-ninth Street
Mrs. Metzler
Florida
Blake-Suse Wedding Planned for January Twenty-Seventh
Alexander V. Blake and Katarina E. Suse are to wed January 27 at 745 Madison Avenue home of the Suses. Rev. Father Eugene Wilson will officiate. Best man is Frank D. Potter and matron of honor is Mrs. H. Van Cortlandt Fish. Bridesmaids are Elisabeth Ewing and Rosalie Gardiner Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander V. Blake
W. E. Blake
Katarina E. Suse
Friedrich Suse
Madison Avenue
Eugene Wilson
O. P
Frank D. Potter
H. van Cortlandt
Elisabeth Ewing
Rosalie Gardiner Jones
Newport woman announces engagement to New Jersey man
The engagement of Miss Alice Key Potter of Newport to Newton Adams of Short Hills New Jersey was announced yesterday. Potter is sister to Francis H Potter of Newport and niece to Bishop Potter. She has resided with her aunt Miss Susan Blatchford in Newport for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Key Potter
Newport
Newton Adams
Thomas B. Adams
Short Hills
N. J
Potter
Francis H. Potter
Bishop Potter
Susan Blatchford
Mrs George Norton Miller Hosts Theatre Party
Mrs. George Norton Miller gave a theatre party and supper at Sherry's for her daughter Miss Helen Miller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Welles and a long list of society names such as Bancroft Davis, Robert Goelet, Townsend Lawrence, Phoenix Inghram, Campbell Steward, Herbert Pell, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norton Miller
Sherry’s
Helen Miller
Benjamin Welles
Emily Welles
Madeline Borland
Evelyn Marshall
Edith Miller
Katharine Steward
Constance Warren
Lucy Brown
Antonella Kane
Ethel Cowdin
Mildred
Irene Sherman
Ina Kissel
Frances Alexander
Jane Townsend
Harriet Glover
Nathalie Bailey
Mildred Carter
Mary Hasell
Helen Alexandre
Lydia Jones
Eleanor Mortimer
Helen Coster
Dorothy Moran
Bancroft Davis
Robert Goelet
Townsend Lawrence
Phoenix Ingraham
Marshall Kernuchan
Paulding Fosdick
Gerald Benkard
Seymour Johnson
William C. Moore
Gilbert Francklyn
Emmet Harris
de Lancy Coster
Roger Poor
Louis Neilson
Tiffany Richardson
Harry Alexandre
Robert le Roy
Louis de Kovean
Charles Butler
Orme Wilson
Mrs Heye Hosts Card Party For 100 Guests
Mrs. George G Heye entertained about a hundred women at her Madison Avenue home with a bridge and euchre party. Prizes included bonbon dishes vases and clocks among others. Notable guests included Mrs William Rockefeller Mrs Cortlandt Van Rensselaer and Mrs Robert Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Heye
Madison Avenue
William Rockefeller
Cortlandt van Rensselaer
Robert Fowler
John Aspegren
Galindet’ Shaw
Louis M. Ogden
Archibald Pell
H. S
Social events and society notes from New York
Charles E. Sampson hosts the Thursday Evening Club meeting at Sherrys tonight. Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge promotes her debutante daughter Miss Jean Whitridge at her East Eleventh Street home. Mrs. Talbot Olyphant and the Misses Olyphant entertain on Thursdays in January and February at East Sixty-fourth Street. The St Vincent Hospital annual reception and dance for the ill and destitute was held last night at the Waldorf, run by the hospital Ladies Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sampson
Frederick W. Whitridge
East Eleventh Street
Jean Whitridge
Talbot Olyphant
Misses Olyphant
East Sixty-fourth Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Waldorf
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Life work of William L. Alden noted as humorist and canoe pioneer
Obituary recounts William L. Alden journalist and author, former Consul General in Rome, pioneer of canoeing in the United States, and editor at The Times. Born 1837 in Williamstown MA, he died at daughter Mrs E Corning Townsend in Buffalo after illness. Survived by wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Livingston Alden
Rome
United States
E. Corning Townsend
Buffalo
Europe
Cleveland
Alden
New York
Canoe Club
Christopher Columbus
Jimmy Brown
Harper's Young People
Jimmy
Mr. Alden
Williamstown
Mass
Joseph Alden
John
Priscilla Alden
Williams College
Lafayette
Washington and Jefferson College
State Normal College
THE
TIMES
Baden-Powell
New York Canoe Club
American Canoe Association
Canoe Association
Lake George
Italy
Humbert
Order of the Crown of
Ialy
Paris
Paris Herald
London
Rudyard Kipling
J. M. Barrie
Conan Doyle
Marie Corelli
Jerome Jx. Jerome
Halt Carrie
America
William_L. Alden, Jr
Albany
Henry M. Alden
Harper's Magazine
Death of Samuel Fisher Kimball of the New York Stock Exchange
Samuel Fisher Kimball, 56, of 2477 West Seventy-fourth Street, died last evening of heart disease. Born in Orange, New Jersey, he was the son of Dr. Horace Kimball. He married Emma C. Hill of Plainfield on September 16, 1879, and leaves a son, Dr. Paul W. Kimball of this city. He became an aid of the Stock Exchange on July after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fisher Kimball
New York Stock Exchange
West Seventy-fourth Street
Orange
N. J
Horace Kimball
Emma C. Hill
Plainfield
N. Z
Paul W. Kimball
The
Stock Exchange
Lawrence
New York City
Charlotte Beers
Albert Gallatin Lawrence
Cleveland
Ohio
Calvary Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Mary J. Boyd
John N. Boyd
Middletown
N. Y
Thomas H. Cullen
Ogden Street
Elijah Pierson Allen
Hackettstown
Arthur C. Kollock
New England National Bank of Houston
Hyde Park
Boston
Samuel Fisler
Lafayette College
Baston
Penn
College Hill
Fisier
Weltam Kk. Winters
Slverton
Col
Paterson
N. Jo
Colorado
Tea in Sculptor's Honor at the Plaza
Frederick Townsend Martin hosted a tea at the Plaza in honor of Mr. George Wade, the noted London sculptor. Guests included Mrs. Daniel Frohman, Miss Margaret Illington, Gen. Brayton Ives, Elisha Dyer, Baron de Gunsberg, Gen. Horace Porter, Reginald Fellowes, Mrs. Herman Emmet, and many others listed among social set attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rederick Townsend Martin
George Wade
Wade
London
Daniel Frohman
Margaret Illington
Frederick M. Davies
Richard Irvin
William P. Douglas
Foxhall Keene
Barton French
Anita Stewart
Brayton Ives
Frederick Baldwin
Elisha Dyer
Frank Gould
James Speyer
Baron de Gunsberg
Robert Singer
Charles Alexander
Francis L. Pruyn
Horace Porter
Reginald Fellowes
Herman Emmet
Ae — Naldon -Williams
Creighton Ebb
Crowded Carmania Sails to Mediterranean With Noted Passengers
The Cunard liner Carmania will sail today for the Mediterranean stopping at Madeira and Alexandria with every first class stateroom occupied. Passengers include Mrs R Al Alger and many prominent names such as Mr and Mrs E E Ayre, Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd, Mr and Mrs S Biddle, H de Chamberay, Dr H K Oliver, Mr and Mrs M Seligman, and Mr and Mrs P S Strauss among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Mediterranean
Madeira
Alexandria
R. al Alger
E. E. Ayre
Charles Boyd
S. Biddle
H. de Chamberay
W. B.J
L. Einstein
G. Fraser
John C. Gluck
M. Goddard
W. M. Greene
S. M. Hawes
Waldo Hutchins
H. A. Inman
Charles ©. Jenkins
de Witt Loomis
W. M. MacPherson
H. K
Georges Dupont
Maurice Fabre
Solomon Sturgis
Jules Truffet
Ernesto Novelli
Bremen
Paul Adler
Junn
George Hoffmann
George
Charles Reverdys
Harry Traubman
Edward H. Strobel Dies in Siam After Illness
Edward Henry Strobel general adviser to the Siam government died after a long illness and surgical operations for blood poisoning from a bite in Egypt two years earlier. Bemis Professor of International Law at Harvard, Strobel left Harvard in 1808 to serve Siam, with prior service at Madrid and as Third Assistant Secretary of State. He earlier was American minister to Ecuador and Chile and arbiter in the Freralt claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Siam
Edward Henry Strobel
Government of
Egypt
Strobel
Bemis
Harvard
Prof
Charleston
D. C
United States
Madrid
Washington
Ecuador
Chile
France
Tno Commission
George Chalmers dies in New York Hospital
George Chalmers son of Dr. Thomas C. Chalmers died of pneumonia at New York Hospital while visiting New York City. Born in New York in 1840 he studied at Yale and Columbia Law before practicing in the city. He lived in London for two decades and counted artists William E. Marshall and Homer Martin among friends. His widow and a son survive. funeral from his brother’s home at 27 West Ninth Street with interment in West Chariton Cemetery, Saratoga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chalmers
Thomas C. Chalmers
New York
Chalmers
London
Mr. Chalmers
Yale
Columbia Law School
England
William E. Marshall
Homer Martin
West Ninth Street
Old Cemetery
West Chariton
Saratoga County
N.Y
Charles Cowell Dies at 77 in Glen Gardner New Jersey
Charles Cowell of Glen Gardner New Jersey died at his home on Tuesday night at age 77. He formerly worked as a wheelman and leaves family and friends in the community. The obituary notes his long residence and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cowell
Glen Gardner, N. J
That Place
Mr. Cowell
Marriages Announced in January 1908 Church Ceremonies
Multiple society notices report weddings: Jeanne Spielmann to Raymond Duguet at the Church of the Ascension January 15 by Rev. Father Lynch. Irma Kantrowitz to Eugene Neumaier at Sherry's January 14 by Rev. Sr. I. S. Moses. Robert Sherwood Jr. to Marjorie Brown at St. Nicholas Collegiate Church January 15. Anna Rivington Edey to John Knickerbocker Porter Stone on January 15 by Rev. Richard C. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neumaier
Kantrowitz
Sherry’s
Sr. I. S. Moses
Sherwood—Brown
St. Nicholas Colegiate
Fifth Av
Robert Hartley Sherwood, Jr
Marjorie Ferguson Brown
Stone—Edey
Richard C. Hughes
Anna Rivington
Albert Rivingfee Edey
John Knickerbocker Porter Stone
Obituaries ذكر Death notices across New York area
A long list of 1908 obituaries with multiple names and addresses including Allen of Chatham Brennan of New York City Chalmers Chamberlin Davis Devine Fuller Hart Holden Kimball Lawrence Lennon Richardson Scott Smith Story Wintringham Witte and others with funeral times locations and interment plans in New York and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
TIMES
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Records Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paw
Obituary Listings From Newark and Brooklyn Areas
A large obituary notice listing many residents with dates of death and funeral details. Names include Henry S. Bediont Behan Margaret Carlin James Clancy Daniel Cleary Thomas Colwell and Frederick C. Cooper among others, with addresses in Newark Brooklyn and Orange. Funeral times and locations follow each entry, reflecting a community-wide death notice column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redifent
Milford
Newark
N. J
Henry S. Bediont Behan
Vosperh
Bronx
Michael F. Behan
Carlin
Bresklyn
Margaret Carlin
Clancy
Amsterdam
James Clancy
Cleary
Columbus Av
Daniel X. Cleary
Colwell
West 49Th St
Thomas Colwell
Coners
Washington Av
Belleville
Mulda Coners
Cooper
Union St
Brooklyn
Frederick C. Cooper
Duke
Java St
Alexander Duke
Fagnan
Lincoln Place
Joseph Faenan
Fountain
Halesite
L. I. James
Amsterdam Av
Adeline Hall
Halpin
Margaret Halpin
Harrold
Central Av
N. Y
Elizabeth M. Harrold
Jackson
West Imith St
Muilals
Elizabeth Jackson
Lampert
Putnam Av
Trrooklyn
Ellen Lambert
James Luyster
McCabe
East 55Th St
Michael F. MccCabe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Empire Theatre
Mr. Raphaël
iMr. von Seyfferitz
Offenbach Opera
Aborn Company
the Metropolitan
Nordica
Irving Plage
Goetz von Berlichingen
Ord
Wolfgang von Goethe
Irving
Goetz von
Hedwig Reicher Bruder Martin
Raia Heinrich Neeb
Hans von Selbitzz
Ernst Sauermann
Franz von Oe
Otto Meyer
Adolf Neuwendorft Franz, Knappe Weislingen
August Weigert Metzler
Otto Collet Kohl
Schaefer Slevers
Angelo Lippich Hauptmann
Reichstruppen
Otto Schrader Edler von Blinzkopf
Carl Mauth
Franko
Henry W. Savage
Orpheum
Second Avenue
Edward R. Reich
A. F. Gerken
Ludwig Otto
Gerrhan
Washingtontreet
Hoboken
Miss Dousman
Anna Edey
John K. P. Stone
Sherwood-Brown
Roesler-Baird
Metzler—Bader
Blake-Suse
Alice Potter
Social Notes
Scott
William L. Alden
Atlantic
Cleve
Land
Amer
Ican Canoe Association
Martin
Carmania
Edward H. Strobel
Richard Hinckley Allen
Chatham
Mise Wallace
Mount Prospect
Allen
General Society of Edapics and Tradesmen
St. Brothers
William Bretman
Frederick R. Usher
Richard T. Davies
Smith
Mount Sinai Hospital
Henrietta Appleby
Robert W. Smith
St. Agnes’s Chapel
West 02d St
Story
Central Park South
Eunice Emerson Story
George JH. Story
Wintringham
Sidney Wintringham
Hicks St
Witte
Henry J
Catherine Witte
Prospect Park West
Greenwood
Bird
Patrick W. McKeon
Mader
East 234
Mary Mader
Mulgrew
East 25Th St
James Mulgrew
Nolan
Rutherford
Fred Nolan
Norris
Edwin J. Norris
O’connor
Orccanus
Rockaw Beach
Julia O'Connor
Parker
West 96Th St
Thomas H. Parker
M. Petsch
Grove St
Frank Petsch
Peyer
Henry Peyer
Provost
West 124Th St
Franklin Provost, Jr
Rossiter
West 22d
Mary E. Rossiter
Rowan
East 27Th St
Jean
Core Rowan
Ruhmann
Putnam
Brook
Katherine J. Ruhmann
Funer
Sayre
River Road
Summit
Marion B. Sayre
Schmidt
John N. Schmidt
Staples
Highbridge
Janey Staples
Straub
Floyd St
George Straub
Tempany
Avenue L
Flatbush
Harriette L
Tempany Tucker
North 14Th St
Samuel Tucker
Vanderbeek
Leonia
Marietta
Orange, N. J
George W. Wicks
Clark
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Riviera
Times Bldg
Ellen Glasgow
Uneeda Biscuit
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Brooks
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell Co
West
Chelsea
Grippe
Safa
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