Miss Hazard Weds R H Ives Goddard Jr in Narragansett
Rhode Island society unites two old families as Miss Margaret Hazard weds Robert H Ives Goddard Jr in Peace Dale Congregational Church. Ceremony conducted by Rev J Warner Forbes and Rev George McClellan Fiske. 800 guests invited to breakfast at Holly House then couple depart for Massachusetts New Hampshire and Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. J
Robert H. Ives Goddard, Jr
Margaret Hazard
Rowland G. Hazard
Peacedale
Narragansett Plier
Rhode Island
Newport
Narragansett
New York
Providence
Rowland Hazard
J. Warner Forbes
George McClellan Fiske
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of
Mary V. Hazard
Rowland G. Hazard, Jr
Rush Sturgis
Gordon Hutchins
Samuel Powell
Theodore Francis Greene
William Groesbeck
Henry Pendleton Rogers
Hazard
Holly House
Hamilton Fish Webster
Baroness von Winklee
William Grosvenor
William ‘Watts Sherman
Frances
Louise Lippitt
Henry F. Lippitt
Anita Baker
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Elizabeth Fowler
Mary Scher
Samuel H. Valentine
Henry de Coppet
Grace Llewellyn Jones to wed Robert Gibson Jr in Aug
Invitations announce the August 15 wedding of Grace Llewellyn Jones daughter of the late Col. Llewellyn Jones and Mrs Jones of San Francisco to Robert Gibson Jr a New York lawyer. Grace is related to Algernon Sullivan and Commander J C Burrett. Gibson is a Columbia graduate with ties to the Ardsley Club and Bar Association. Best man will be William Gibson of Dallas and the couple will reside at 108 East Fifty second Street after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Llewellyn Jones
Llewellyn Jones
VU. S. A
Jones
San Francisco
Robert Gibson, Jr
Miss Jones
Algernon §. Sullivan
Sullivan & Cromwell
J. C. Burett
Mr. Gibson
New York
Columbia College
Ardsley Club
The
Bar Association
Southern Society
New York Athletic Club
William Gibson
Dallas
Texas
Gibson
East Fifty-second Street
Judge Rosalsky's Brother Weds in Quiet Ceremony
Lawyer Alexander S. Rosalsky brother of Judge Otto A. Rosalsky married Miss Pauline L. Binion yesterday at the bridegroom's brother in law Dr. S William Schapiro's home in Borough Park Long Island. The bride was given away by her uncle Samuel A. Binion. The ceremony was attended only by relatives and close friends. The couple left for an extended wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalsky
Alexander S. Rosalsky
Otto A. Rosalsky
Pauline L. Binion
S William Schapiro
Borough Park
L. I
Samuel A. Binion
Catholic Pilgrims Sail on Five Transatlantic Liners
Five liners depart with full first to steerage, carrying Catholic pilgrims to Rome. Notables aboard include clergy led by Right Rev. James H. McGran and director John J. McGrane, aboard ships Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Cedric Princess Alige Carpathia Bretagne, with passengers listed by name and origin. They expect an audience with the Pope upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Cunarder
Carpathia
Holy See
Rome
James H. McGran
John J. McGrane
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
J. P. Armstrong
A. L. Aldred
J. A. Beeber
Gabrielle W. Deardsley
Charles Bradley
James A. Burden, Jr
George W. Brandt
Carl Baermann
William W. Curtin
John G. Carruth
Daniel H. Carstairs
Axel Chytraus
Alfred G. Dale
L. J. Drake
George B. Evans
B. M. England
John D. Gates
Clifford
Gregg
Eugene Galland
Catherine Young Hobart
W. Armour Johnston
William C. Keen
Franklin. Lippincott
Lawrence McCabe
James H. Manning
Maximilian Morgenthau, Jr
F. T. Nesbit
A. Walker Otis
J. H. Poole
Gilbert R. Potts
A. W. Preston
Edward L. Rossiter
Samuel Rea
Ernst von Schilling
H. F. Whitney
George I. Wick
Abbott S. Osborn
W. Packard
Moncure Robinson
Samuel Sloan, Jr
Marmaduke Tilden
Frank Tilford
Princess Alige
Bremen
Duglas Putnam
B A. Chapoton
B. I. Deacon, Jr
A. Davbs
Walter C. Fish
William Gregory Feldman
Howard Kennedy Hill
William H. Haight
Frank Hartley
Richard Herzfela
C. A. Lorentz
Pirie MacDonald
Robert W. Rogers
H. W. Taylor
F. Warning
Carpathi
Social World Notes on Summer Travel and Guests
The column lists society figures sailing for Europe and visiting places this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Oakman sail July 21 for Europe, with Helen and Katharine Oakman at Meadow Club Southampton and N. B. Oakman Jr. at Oakdene Roslyn. Dr. Eugene F. Hoyt sails to London for two months. George F. Baker and family visit Dublin relatives. Francis Dillon Fitzgibbon and Miss Folsom visit Lenox. The article mentions several others traveling or staying at resorts from Narragansett Pier to Bretton Woods and Bar Harbor, with locals like Lewis L. Delafield and the MacMurrays headed to hotels and beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Oakman
Europe
Helen
Katharine Oakman
Meadow Club
Southampton
Oakman, Jr
Oakdene
Oakman
Roslyn
Nathanial Thai
Ampton
L. L
George H. R
Narragansett Pier
Sinclair Tansey
Ares
Bretton Woods
Bar Harbor
Amber Lawlor
Samuel Willetts
Brook Hounds
Willetts
Dressmakers sue Ben Teal for gowns bought by wife
The Ward Corporation seeks 1040 from Ben Teal, stage director of a Frohman musical, for gowns, wraps, a coat, and a lace bodice bought by his wife. Dayton and Bailey represent the plaintiff. Zatulove the defendant. A motion on the answer was heard in City Court Special Term, with decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ward Corporation
East Forty-eighth Street
Julia Ward
Ben Teal
Teal
Charles Frohman
Dayton & Bailey
Broadway
Martin Zatulove
Finelstein
Dayton
Zatulove
Brooklyn Arion Choral Society in Leipsic Concert
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society arrived in Leipsic to a warm welcome by the Leipsia Maennerchor and performed at the Crystal Palace. The Leipsic Maennerchor participated and the Brooklyn ladies quartette sang well. a post concert kammers was held with President Metzdorff of the Leipsic Saengerbund hosting and toasting Roosevelt before the visitors set off for Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Brooklyn Arion Choral Society
Leipsia Maennerchor
Crystal Palace
Maennerchor
Brooklyn Ladies’ Quartette
Metzdorff
Leipsic Saengerbund
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Society
Dresden
Debut of Mme Edvina at Covent Garden Stirs London
London July 15 Covent Garden witnessed the first stage appearance of Mme Edvina new prima donna born Hon Mrs Cecil Edwardes sister in law to Lord Kensington She sang Marguerite to Bond Faust The audience including Queen Alexandra gave her a warm reception Critics predict a bright operatic career
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London
Covent Garden
Mme. Edape
Cecil Edwardes
Lord Kensington
Marguerite
Bond
Faust
Mme. Edvina
Queen Alexandra
Green Room Club midsummer rehearsal at Asbury Park Beach Casino
The Green Room Club of New York presents a midsummer dress rehearsal at the Beach Casino in Asbury Park on Saturday afternoon and evening July 25. Guests include George M. Cohan Miss Violet Dale Miss Emma Carus and others with Joe Cawthorne as announcer. A clambake follows on Sunday at Neptune Heights Aven.
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Green Room Club
New York
Beach Casino
Asbury Park
George M. Cohan
Violet Dale
Emma Carus
Queenie Vassar
Artie Hall
Bonita
James J. Morton
Charles Dickson
Theatrical Pair Reported to Retire to California Grove
Los Angeles report said Daniel Frohman and wife Margaret Ellington planned retirement from the stage to live in a California orange grove. John Rumsey, Frohman’s designated spokesman, denied the tale, though he admitted it was foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Groves
Los Angeles
Daniel Frohman
Margaret Ellington
California
Orange Grove
John Rumsey
Frohman
New Musical Play for Mort Singer
Mort Singer the Chicago theater manager now in this city accepted yesterday a new musical play for production at the La Salle Theatre in Chicago on August 30. The piece titled A Girl at the Helm has book and lyrics by Robert B. Smith and music by Raymond Hubbell. Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook will be featured in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Singer
Chicago
la Salle Theatre
Windy City
Robert B. Smith
Raymond Hubbell
Cecil Lean
Florence Holbrook
Theatrical Field Day at Polo Grounds Tomorrow
The big charity event at the Polo Grounds for the Home for Destitute Crippled Children will be held tomorrow with over 10 000 tickets sold. The programme includes baseball games between prima donnas and soubrettes and between managers and actors. The event starts at 2 o clock.
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Polo Grounds
Roosevelt Horticulturist Receives Honorary Membership
In Glen Cove on July 15 Roosevelt expressed pleasure at being added to the Nassau County Horticultural Society honorary membership list and pledged support. The society comprises estate gardeners and horticulture enthusiasts, backed by affluent estate owners.
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Roosevelt
Glen Cove
L. I
Adolph Jaenicke
Nassau County Horticultural Society
Teaching Mothers Care for Babies Amid Mortality Alarm
An alarming rise in infant deaths prompts the Summer Conference for the Care of Babies to expand outreach in New York City. Nurses report language barriers and old world superstitions, while efforts to supply pasteurized milk and educate mothers intensify. The Children’s Aid Society notes overcrowding at its Coney Island Health Home and seeks funds and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
New York City
Nathan Straus
Manhattan
East Thirty-second Street
Arthur Randolph Green
Poe
Board of Health
William H. Allen
Health Board
Platts 75th Birthday Celebrated at Woodmere
Senior New York Senator Thomas Collier Plattmarked his seventy fifth birthday at the Gustave Abel cottage in Woodmere L I. He planned to stay through September and joked about reaching ninety and perhaps a century. He predicted Taft would win and said he would stay in touch with events while noting weakness in his legs and a need to be wheeled.
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Thomas Collier Platt
New York
Woodmere
L. I
Oriental Hotel
Gustave Abel
Senator Depew
Senator Platt
Senate
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
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All well on Nebraska and Atlantic fleet in Pacific progress report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cardinal Moran Delays Europe Visit For Sydney Squadron
Cardinal Patrick Francis Moran Archbishop of Sydney informs the Vatican he will delay his Europe trip to be present in Sydney for the arrival of the American Squadron. He plans to reach London by September for the Eucharistic Congress and then proceed to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Patrick Francis Moran
Sydney
Vatican
Europe
Moran
London
Page Stock Venture Leaves Actors in Hard Luck in Baltimore
The Page stock companies once thriving in Washington and Pittsburg have fallen on tough times as actors seek overdue salaries. Star actors from Washington join Miss Walker in Baltimore where the troupe, using the Commonwealth system, split receipts but paid only a fraction of wages. Miss Walker defends Mr. Page while expressing belief he will eventually pay in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Page
Washington
Pittsburg
Charlotte Walter
Washington Theatre
Sidney Mather
E. H Sothern
Ralph Kellard
the Warrens of
Virginia
Edward Ellis
Frances Keenan
Frank Keenan
Jane Cowl
Aliee Butler
Alfred Hudson
Page
Baltimore
Miss Walker
Bernard Shaw
Washingtonians
Arms
Mr. Page
Susanne
Shuberts
Rcell
Chicago
Crystal Herne
Wallace Eddinger
Willette Kershaw
Frederick Owis
Guy Standing
Marbury Hall
West Seventy-fourth Street
Theatrical Manager Will A Page Faces Bankruptcy
Special to The New York Times reports Will A Page, a theatrical manager, left two touring companies at Belasco and the Bel atres and went to Pittsburg where he learned his business was nearly bankrupt. He moved Chrystal Herne to Chicago during the Republican National Convention week, opening a new play for three weeks before road tour. Page aims to recover fortunes in Baltimore, while his company members cling to hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Will A. Page
Belasco
Columbia
Pittsburg
Chrystal Herne
Chicago
Page
Baltimore
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Saturda
Pocono Mountain
Lackawanna Railroa
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
New Eee
Will Page Details Theater Finances and Debts
Will Page says his Baltimore company at Ford's Opera House supports three stock outfits in Washington and Pittsburg, both closed for bad business. He owes about $600 to the Washington venture, aided by Miss Charlotte Walker, his principal creditor, and will stay until August 1 to address debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Will Page
Ford
Opera House
Washington
Pittsburg
Charlotte Walker
Isman Exits Circle Theatre Interest in Turbulent Week
Reports say Felix Isman withdraws from Circle Theatre, as The Merry-Go-Round closes Saturday to tour. Lawrence Mulligan, new Circle buyer, transfers Isman stake to Little Time Sullivan and will run the house, a potential blow to the Morris Vaudeville Circuit which planned Harry Lauder engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Isman
Circle Theatre
Lawrence Mulligan
Gus” Edwards
Circle
Iiman
Sullivan
Mulligan
Isman
Morris
Harry Lauder
Oldest New Jersey woman, Aunt Saly, dies at 104
Mrs. Sarah Hall Doremus, aged 104, known as Aunt Saly, died at her granddaughter’s Newark home after a long life. Born August 1803 in Spring Valley, she married John A. Doremus in Parsippany and later moved to Newark. Survived by daughter Sarah Broadwell, son Abram Doremus, seven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. funeral Saturday at Mrs Linnett’s home.
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Sarah Hall Doremus
New Jersey
Saly
Thomas Linnett
Osborne Terrace
Newark
Charles Young
Sarah A. Broadwell
Doremus
Sally
Napoleon Bonaparte
Waterloo
George Washington
John Adams
Dr. Young
John Cassidy Suffern Dies at 88 in Bloomfield New Jersey
John Cassidy Suffern aged 88 died at his Bloomfield home after living there 43 years. Son of the late Judge Edward Suffern, he laid out the Erie Railroad from New York to Piermont and invented freight floats for the Hudson. He retired forty years ago and is survived by his wife a son and two daughters.
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John Cassidy Suffern
Bloomfield
N. J
Edward Suffern
Suffern
N. Y
Erie
New York
Piermont
Hudson
Obituary Notes for Meseroll Doyle and Clark
William H. Meseroll longtime Trenton Republican figure and former city council member dies at home in Trenton after service as Document Clerk to Gov. Werts and Assistant Custodian under Gov. Voorhees in 1901. John E. Doyle civil war veteran and G A R member dies at 104 Wythe Avenue Brooklyn. served 21 years as secretary of Branch 23 St. Patrick’s Alliance and 41 years with Hardy Voorhees Lumber. Margaret Clark a Brooklyn charity figure dies Tuesday.
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William H. Meseroll
Trenton
N. J
Werts
Voorhees
John E. Doyle
Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn
Mansfield Post
St. Patrick's Alliance
Hardy Voorhees Lumber Company
Margaret Clark
Wiggin Daughters Birth Recorded for Dr and Mrs Wiggin
A daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Holme Wiggin at 55 West 26th Street on July 14. The announcement notes the new arrival and the local residence of the family.
Married RNSTEIN MILLER to Louis Bernstein
On July 14, Cells Miller married Louis Bernstein in a small ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnstein
Miller
Louis Bernstein
Obituary notices and funeral announcements list
A long list of death notices and funeral details from July 1908. Entries name the deceased, their ages or relations, and funeral plans with addresses in New York and nearby areas. Some entries note interment locations such as Woodlawn Cemetery and Woodlawn in Louisville, with dates and times for services.
Obituary: Mrs Mary Josephine Livingston Dies in England
News arrives that Mrs. Mary Josephine Livingston of Ledbury England died on Monday July 15 aged eighty. Widow of E Louis Livingston she was daughter of James Kernochan of New York and sister to James F Kernochan. Magistrate J Frederic Kernochan is a nephew. She had lived at Eastnor Castle for 35 years and leaves a son and two married daughters living abroad.
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Crawford
Joanna Ouchterloney
Joseph G. Crawford
Kenmore Place
Flatbush
Demarest
Kent House
Greenwich
Conn
Aaron T. Demarest
Langham
Central Park West
Woodlawn Cemetery
Haight
Presbyterian Hospital
Amy van Wart Haight
le Grande
Hester H. Washburne
Chappaqua
N. Y
Grand Central Depot
New Terminal
Woodlawn
Louisville
Jordan
Thomas D. Jordan
Dwight
Walter H. Kennedy
George
Matilda Kennedy
W. S. McLain
South 1St
Church of Sacred Heart
Livingston
Fastnor Castle
Ledbury
Mary England
Josephine Livingston
E. Louis Livingston
Joseph, Kernochan
Mason
New York
William Mason
Lowell Mason
Boston
Robinson
George Robinson
Stephen
Elspeth Stephen
William
Margaret Stephen
Vannett’s Chapel
Mary Josephine Livingston
Lastnor Castle
England
James Kernochan
James F
America
Tompkins and Tompkins Counselors-at-Law Firm Ad
The law firm Tompkins and Tompkins based at 156 Fifth Avenue advertises wills and probate services with counsel for estate matters and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wills
Wiim
Obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn and area
A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents of Brooklyn and nearby towns. Dates span July with entries for many individuals including Julia Esters, John Doyle, Margared Kelly, Robert Michaux, John Moran, Angeline Odell, Mary Post, and Peter Walsh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
W. EL Crats
Amsterdam
Davis
St. John's Hospital
John Davia
Dooley
Springfield
Beb l
Martin Dooley
Doyle
Wythe
Brooklyn
Tas
John E. Doyle
Esters
Graham Av
Julia Esters
Farmer
A. H. Hesbrouck
Hickey
King &J
Josephine
C. Hickey
Hoell
Stagg
Louise Hoell
M. Hurtig
German Hospital
Ralpha Hurtig
A . Jackson
Richard J. Jackson
F P. M. Kelly
Courtlandt
Margared Kelly
Kerwick
West Dist St
Margaret A. Kerwick
M McConnell
Nutley
N. J
McDowell
Brook Av
Bronx
Patrick J. McDowell
McGarry
Harry
F. McGarry
McGinley
Margaret McGin
Angeline Odell
Post
Elizabeth
Mary M. Post
Powers
Fairview St
Annie Powers
Seymour
Woodruff Av
Flatbush
Ethel Seyimour
Skelly
Albemar
Rodney St
Peter Steiner
Thiesmeier
Bloomfield St
Hobosken
Richard L. A. Thiesmeier
van Wagenen
Atlantic City
Gertrude A. van Wagener
Walsh
Peter
White
Sackett St
Marie White
Mass for Joaquin Ferro at Churche of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mass for Joaquin Ferro is planned at the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe tomorrow. The notice names Ferro and the church, with the service timing and location for parish records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Ferro
Churey of Na
Senora de Guadaloupe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hazard
R.H. 1
Goddard, JR
Bride’s
Gibson-Jones
Jacob
Guird Av
Charles C. Brainard
Albert Guy
H. B. Lapp
B. Pierrard
Helen Prentice
William C. Roberts
Count Bertrand de Sartiges
Benjamin R. Tucker
Social Notes
Eugene F. Hoyt
Lusitania
George F. Baker
Inlaw
Mrs
Howard St. George
Dublin
Francis Dillon Fitzgibbon
Miss Folsom
8. W. Folsom
Lenox
E. W. Mills
Miss Mills
Walcott
Louis Gouverneur Morris
Yonkers
J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Sue Ben Teal
Brooklyn Arion
Ladies’ Quartet
Mme
Elvina
Crouch
Fitzgerald
4Th St
Cortland S
Ixth Avenue
42D St
Automobile J. & Wardrobel
Corps of Nurses
Health Department
Platt
Woodmere, L. I
Sperry
Honolulu
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Admiral Sperry
Cardinal
Archbishop Moran
Australia
Mulligan and Sullivan
Phoebe
Pare
Wall St
West St
Fulton St
Broad St
Fountain and Lake Resorts
Jersey
Milton Av
Jersey City
Henrietta Bischoff
Blanchard
West 108Th St
I. C
Busch
Irvington-on-Hudson
Adam Busch, Jr
Campbbell
Berry St
Robert Campbell
Chamburs
Varick St
Bronx Loans
119Th St
Sails
Miss Lawlor
Amber
Leonie
Delia Murphy
William H St. John & Co
Shuggists
Stratford
Morgan
Willliam H. Darrow
Supreme Court
Mr. Darrow
Hiei
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
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