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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

7

Philadelphia Opera House to Assign Grand-Tier Boxes

A secret five woman committee from Philadelphia’s old families will determine social and financial eligibility for the 24 grand-tier boxes in Oscar Hammerstein’s new Philadelphia Opera House. G Heide Norris confirms the process, aiming to ensure seats go to representative families. Construction progresses with sculptures by H C Petersen and decorative plaster work planned for corridors and lobby.

New York Times Philadelphia Oscar Hammersten New Philadelphia Opera G. Heide Norris Committee of Citizens Hammerstein Norris Arthur Hammerstein H. C. Petersen Paris

Reid Dinner at Dorchester House Hosts Notables

Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid entertained at a large dinner in London at Dorchester House with Princess Henry of Battenberg as the principal guest. Attendees included the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, James Bryce, the Duke of Rutland, Charlemagne Tower, Ogden Mills, Walter Burns, Mrs Har timan, A J Drexel, Richard Haldane, D O Mills, Lord and Lady Middleton, and D G Metaxas.

London Whitelaw Reid A. J. Drexel Richard Burton Haldane D. O. Mills Lady Middleton D. G. Metaxas St. James's

Emerson to move into Morse residence on Bellevue Avenue

Isaac E. Emerson of Baltimore and his daughter Mrs. Howard Harvey are expected to take up residence in the E Rollins Morse home on Bellevue Avenue Newport. The deal is regarded as certain and likely followed by a sale. The Bellevue frontage faces the estates of Elisha Dyer Lispenard Stewart James B Haggin and Edward J Berwind. Emerson has offered to purchase and rent the property.

New York Times Newport R. L Isaac E. Emerson Baltimore Margaret Howard Harvey E. Rollins Morse Bellevue Avenue Elisha Dyer Lispenard Stewart James B. Haggin Edward J. Berwind Mr. Emerson

Newport Wedding Postponed amid Newport Society Gossip

Special to The New York Times reports that the wedding of Mrs May Brady Hall and Herbert M Harriman did not occur and no marriage license was sought. Harriman brothers returned to New York after visiting Newport. Guests and locals, including Mrs Rollins Morse and Mrs A Mason, were part of a socially active week at Newport.

New York Times Newport R. I May Brady Hall Herbert M. Harriman Harriman New York Herbert C. Pell Tuxedo James P. Kernathan Newport Golf Club Kate Bryce Charles F. Hoffman George H. Benjamin E. S. Reynal Austin Gray Rollins Morse A. L. Mason York Harbor Mason Austin Flint, Jr

Summer Guest Departures and New Arrivals Across Resorts

Gen Lloyd Bryce leaves Roslyn this week for Newport to remain the season. Mr and Mrs Charles W Morse of New York stay at the Hotel Aspinwall Lenox. Mr and Mrs Henry T Van Pelt Miss Adeline R Van Pelt Kendrick Van Pelt were guests at Spring Lake New Jersey. Officials and families from New York travel to Allenhurst Ocean resort. Frith family closes town house and heads to Bar Harbor for summer. De Mont Thompson and Eugene Hawkins visit Belle Terre Port Washington. Brandreth family opens cottage at Brandreth Lake Adirondacks till autumn. Moran couple sail for Europe returning by September first. Edward Lauterbach hosts dinner with Baron Schleppenbach and others at the Oriental Hotel.

Lloyd Bryce Roslyn Newport Charlies W. Morse New York Aspinwall Lenox Henry T.van Pelt Adeline R. van Pelt Kendrick van Pelt Spring Lake, N. J George B. Russell Edmund Randolph Allenhurst Inn Allenhurst, N. J L. E. Frith Helen M Louise S. Frith East Thirty-seventh Street Bar Harbor Jefferson de Mont Thompson Belle Terre Club Port Washington Eugene D. Hawkins Fast Sixty-seventh Street Belle Terre Col Franklin Brandreth Ossining N. Y Brandreth Lake Adirondacks W. J.moran Larchmont Europe Edward Lauterbach Oriental Hotel Baron Schleppenbach

Pollock Family Announces Engagement of Lillian Barkann

Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Pollock of Jersey City announce the betrothal of their daughter Lillian Emily Barkann to Dr. Henry Rosinoft.

Pollock Isaac Pollock Jersey City Lillian Emily Barkann Henry Rosinoft

Great mass meeting backs Cuban presidential candidate Zayas

In Santiago at Oriente Theatre a large audience of society women filled the boxes as Dr Alfredo Zayas spoke for his bid for the Cuban presidency. Gen Camposarquetti and Juan Gualberto Gomez addressed the crowd amid strong support and optimism for Zayas prospects. Zayas pledged dignified conduct if defeated and promised to help uphold the Cuban idea with the victors.

Santiago Cuba Oriente Theatre Alfredo Zayas Zayas Camposarquetti Juan Gualberto Gomez

New Play by Miss Ellis Opens at Court Square Theatre

Springfield July 20 Henry W Savage produced Edith Ellis new three act comedy It Take This Man at the Court Square Theatre. Frederick Burton as Hiram Perkins the dilettante tramp draws new character notes while Anne Sutherland as Portia Perkins yields as wife. Savages executive star and New York theatre men attended and Ellis appeared to thank the audience after the third act.

New York Times Springfield Mass Henry W. Savage Edith Ellis Court Square Theatre Hiram Perkins Frederick Burton Ot ‘ College Portia Perkins Anne Sutherland Mr. Savage

Salome Dance At Harlem With New Castanet Routine

La Sylphe, a young dancer, enters the third week at Keith Proctor's 125th Street Theatre with a Spanish castanet dance in place of the toe dance. The audience welcomed the change as she plans to lengthen the Salome dance for a Special scenery presentation next week at Fifth Avenue and aims to make it a feature.

la Sylphe Keith & Proctor 125Th Street Theatre Fifth Avenue

Playwright duo to stage A Mountain Boy in 秋

Klaw and Erlanger accepted a new play by Pauline Phelps and Marion Short titled A Mountain Boy and will present it in Philadelphia or Chicago early this autumn. Set in Kentucky’s Big Sandy region and in New Orleans the work follows the duo who wrote The Grand Army Man.

Klaw & Erlanger Pauline Phelps Marion Short Philadelphia Chicago Kentucky Big Sandy New Orleans Miss Phelps Miss Short David Belasen David Warfield

Three Weeks to Debut in London With Elinor Glyn

James K. Hackett announced a private London premiere of Three Weeks on July 28 with Mrs Elinor Glyn as the Lady Admission will be by invitation only. The first public show is slated for St Louis around Sept 1. Hackett opens his season Aug 9 with a revival of The Prisoner of Zenda and then heads to his Hackett Theatre after The Witching Hour run.

London James K. Hackett Elinor Glyn St. Louis Hackett the Hackett

Amusement Notes Highlight New York Theatre Bypass Aug 17 Openings

William Hodge from The Man from Home to star at Astor Theatre Aug 17 arrival by car from Indiana. Tittle Hip the world’s smallest elephant joins Bostock at Coney Island for summer. Paid in Full reaches 200th showing and moves Aug 17 to Weber's Theatre for an open-ended New York run. Henry J B Harris returns to supervise Traveling Salesman at Liberty Theatre Aug 10. Edith Ellis new comedy 7 Take This Man debuts at Court Square Springfield Mass. Charlotte Walker leaves Keenan vehicle The Warrens of Virginia for Chicago replacing Ida Conquest in The Wolf. Georgia Earle and Fanny Cannon premiere And the Greatest of These at Orpheum Salt Lake City.

William Hodge Chicago Astor Theatre New York The Wrest Indiana Tittle Hip Bostock Coney Island Europe Wagenhals & Kemper Weber's Theatre Henry JB. Harris New Hampshire James Forbes Liberty Theatre Edith Ellis Henry W. Savage Court Square Theatre Springfield Mass Frederick Burton Anne Sutherland Hunter-lradford Players Charlotte Walker Frank Keenan

Wayfarers Saw Wood for Meals at Olive Tree Inn

The Wayfarers woodyard at 516 West Twenty eighth Street reopened after two months, offering two meals, lodging, and bath at the Olive Tree Inn to about seventy men starting at 5:30 AM. Most attendees are long-time visitors, with some new applicants trying to earn tickets by sawing wood under watchful supervision.

West Twentyeighth Street Oliver Street Charity Organization Society Olive Tree Inn East Twenty-third Street Thomas McGorn Thomas Owen Owens Thames McGorn Luciesi T’ree Sawbuck Times Saia Keefer Twenty-eighth Street The Charity

Virginia seeks bronze Washington statue for National Capitol

The Virginia Legislative Commission in Providence decided to seek bids for a bronze Washington statue to accompany the Lee statue in Statuary Hall. A Houdon Washington reproduction may replace the current plaster cast after the new piece is ready. Bids will be opened at a later Richmond meeting.

Virginia National Capital Washington Virginia Legislative Commission Providence R. I Gen. Lee Gorham Hoffman House Lee George L. Christian Richmond Virginia Commission On Houdon Withington Capitol

Haan Sails Optimistic On Global Trip

Rudolph M. Haan proprietor of the Hotel St. Regis sails this morning on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He plans visits to Paris and Germany and Austria. He expresses optimism about business, noting improved conditions and renewed demand for expensive hotel suites.

Rudolph M. Haan St. Regis Merecenes Paris Germany Austria Haan Zch

Passengers Sail for Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm II

The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II sails today for Bremen with a long list of passengers including J. A. Lowell Blake Francis Stanton Blake Mrs. Lloyd Booth and many others such as Col. and Mrs. D. 2B. Corwin Mr. and Mrs. George J. Campbell Commissioner John G. Capers Dr. H. A. Hutchinson and Henry Morgenthau among others.

Europe Bremen J. A. Lowell Blake Francis Stanton Blake Lloyd Booth William G. Bibb Lynford Bidle Marion Biddle D. 2B. Corwin George J. Campbell John G. Capers George. T. Cameron Fred W. Crawford William T. Innes Joen Day Jackson Ferdinand. Kuhn James D. Leary J. G. Lay William L. McPherson Henry Morgenthau John A. McShane George H. Noyes W. G. Oakman J. Nelson Parker W. Gilpin Robinson L. H. Schubart Edward H. Titus James A. Wakefield Isaac Wolfe

A G Menogal Dead Noted Engineer Civil Hydraulics Expert

Aniceto Garcia Menocal prominent civil engineer and hydraulics expert died at 251 West Highly-first Street from artery solidification. Born Havana 1859 he studied in Havana and at Rensselaer, worked on Havana water works and U S public works, led canal surveys for Nicaragua and Panama, served in Paris 1879 as Hayes envoy earning Legion of Honor, and leaves a widow Elvira Martin and three sons.

Aniceto Garcia Menocal Menozal Gabriel Menocal Havana Cuba United States Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy N. Y Menocal Department of Public Works Navy Department Panama Nicaragua Maritime Canals Company of Paris Hayes Legion of Honor Grévy Philippines Liberta American Society of Civil Engineers

Louis Dyer Dies in London

Louis Dyer a resident of Oxford formerly of Chicago died in London today.

Louis Dyer London

Phoebe Davies to Stage Two Man of Sandy Bar Tryout

Phoebe Davies, veteran star of Way Down East for eleven years, sails to Los Angeles for a tryout of her Bret Harte adaptation Two Men of Sandy Bar. On return she will rehearse Way Down East sequel and plan Mrs Tantalus, a London purchase for her company.

Phoebe Davies Los Angeles Bret Harte

Vilas Near Death in Milwaukee Telephones Urgent News

William F. Vilas former United States Senator and cabinet member suffered a brain hemorrhage in Madison Wisconsin today His condition is described as serious and relatives in Milwaukee were telephoned to come home He is about 70 and has lived a retired life for years

Madison Wis William F. Vilas United States Cleveland Milwaukee Vilas

Ignacio Veintemilla Dies in Guayaquil at 93

Former Ecuadorian president Ignacio Veintemilla died in Guayaquil on July 19. Born in Cuenca in 1830, he led the Liberal revolt that toppled President Borrero in 1876 and held power as Supreme Chief after 1882. He was deposed and exiled in July 1883 following civil war.

Guayaquil Ecuador Ignacio Veintemilla Cuenca Borrero

Death of Berlin theologian Otto Pfleiderer noted

The Rev. Dr Otto Pfleiderer professor of theology at the University of Berlin died today. He was born in Stettin in 1839.

Berlin Otto Pfleiderer University of Berlin Stettin

Notable Doctors and Local Notables Die Across The U S

Obituaries report the deaths of Cleveland physician Dr Frank Kraft editor of The American Physician and professor at the Cleveland Homeopathic College, Rev Dennis P Sullivan S J president of St Joseph's College Worcester, and many others in Albany Brooklyn Peekskill and Los Angeles.

Frank Kraft Cleveland Ohio St. Louis Kraft Cleveland Homeopathic College Dennis P. O Sullivan S. J St. Joseph's College Philadelphia Healy Cross College Worcester Miss Troy N.Y William Lansing Lake George Albany Thomas Budd Page Knox United States Philander C. Knox Los Angeles Cal Brownsville Penn

Laure K Sawyer Weds William J Lord in Yonkers

Marriage notice records Laure K Sawyer wed William J Lord on July 18 in Yonkers. The brief item notes the couple's union and location without extra details.

Lord—Sawyer Yonkers Laure K. Sawyer William J. Lord

Funeral notices from New York area deaths and services

A list of obituaries and funeral announcements across Brooklyn and nearby towns for July 1908. Included are names such as Alexander C Fagleson, Rosamond Hobart, and Charles Moritz Frazer with service details at St Stephen's Church Woodlawn and other local venues, plus multiple private or scheduled funeral times and residences.

Insli-Pas Il Grand Central Station Tae Frazer Hackensack N. J Charles Moritz Alexander Frazer Union St. Hackensack Charles Henry San Jhemo Rose Bits Linden M. J Ohio Chicago East Hampton Longeway Edward Hunter Longeway M. Louise Longeway Chicopee Falls Mass Springfield Menocal St. New York Aniceto G. Meno U. S. Navy Miller Walsingham A. Miller Streenwood Minford Emma Matthiess Minford Thomas A. Louisa Minford East Wojilawn Ochsner Philip Henry Qebsner Philip Henry Maria Anna Ochsner Charles J Emelie Ceherer Sarah W. Rovb Sherman Larchmont William Winslow Sherman 56Th St New York City St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Av 44Th St Worden Johanna Eliza Worden Church of the Holy Communion Woodlawn

Obituaries and Funeral Notices Broadly Across Brooklyn

A long column lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names and addresses in Brooklyn and nearby towns. Individuals include Oscar Funk Laura Gassner William Graham James Knichel Daniel Fadler Wilhelmina Lohmiller Frances A Lovett Peter J Kearney Anne R Merron Sarah Motterstock Rosalie Schmandt Marie Schuber Alpheus Smith Elizabeth J Smith Richard S Williams Robert Yates and others with ages and funeral times where given.

Fhottes Tewin Kingston Heary Ethalsteim Aefri Jatzece Hey Cimer Park Richard Jatzek Fuseval Jones West 9Th St Brooklyn Marys A Jus Kearney Xife L. I Peter J. Kearnel Keller Lutz Mule’ Vittige Henry Lutz McGrane Puneral McNamaha McNamara Mahedy Edward S. Mahety A ' Marlton Anne R. Merron Mauterstochk Emeston Sarah Motterstock MEAD Gergen Otto Co Miller Morris Etizaville Jay Ts A. Morris Morrissey Tath Patrick Morse A. Paddin Henre St Browokiyn Suly Maria Padden Brwokiyn Raynor Freeport Sely Mary E. Raynor Roche Bound Brook N. J Sally Herman Unger Powers Private Weeks Plainfield Grace Ellen Weeks Weigt Weat- Sfth &J Toby Adolph Wweight Private Wells Peekskill N. Y Edward Wells, Jr Tomortewe , Williams

Rojestvensky dies after long naval career and war record

Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, commander of the doomed Russian fleet at Port Arthur, died in Bad Nauheim Germany from heart trouble. Born near Moscow in 1848, he earned the St George's Cross for bravery in the Russo-Turkish War and led fleets in the Baltic and Far East before his 1904 defeat at the Sea of Japan. He was later tried for surrender but acquitted.

Bad Nauheim Germany Rojestversky Sea of Japan Rojestvensky Zinovi Petrovitch Rojestvensky Moscow England Vladimir Munemach Peresviet Alexieff Far East Port Arthur Laide Avellun Naval Projestvensky Ife Cronstadt Iiksian Sasebo Pacific Evans

Requiem Mass Held for Sarah Canke at St Mary the Virgin

A requiem mass in memory of Sarah Canke was held at the Church of St Mary the Virgin on Tuesday July 21 at Bis ALM. The service honored her life with local attendees and church officials in attendance.

Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Grand Central and Harlem Lines

The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reached by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by Avenue traffic from Webster and Jerome. Carriage service is available. For Books of Views call 4855 Gramercy or write to Office 29 East 230th Street, New York City.

Woodlawn Cemetery Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome ‘Avenue Gramercy

Frank E Campbell Chapels Ambulance Service Ad

Local obituary notice lists Frank E Campbell at 241 243 West 234 offering ambulances and chapels with contact Tel 1324 Chelsem.

Frank E. Campbell West Chelsem

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