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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1912

Page

11

Barnard Seniors Stage Dreamy Shakespeare Beach Scene

Barnard seniors wrapped up final exams with a campus production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Elizabeth Gray as Titania led a fairy dance with Lillie Stein as Puck and Pauline Cahn as Bottom, while Mildred Hamburger guided the planning and cast member credits filled the page.

Barnard Elizabeth Gray Titania Pauline Cahn Chrystene Straiton Lillie Stein Puck Mildred Hamburger Weil Eander Doty Demetrius P. Hoffman Philostrate A. Loughren Hippolyta Pone Cora Thees Helena Heller Pbme Borchardt Btarveling Franklin M. Hamburger Eiates Hole Pialemmieia Witla WS Ian L Stein

Dance Opens Piping Rock Club Hosts Gala Celebration

A May 31 dance at the new Piping Rock Club in ToCust Valley LI opened by the Governors. Guests and social leaders attended, the Italian marble clubroom overlooked the polo field, with Nahan Franko’s orchestra playing and a midnight supper. A program of sports and a tea were planned for today if weather allows.

New York Times Tocust Valley L. I New J.searle Barclay, Jr Percy Chubb Paul D. Cravath Frank L. Crocker Joseph E. Davis John B. Dennis Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Clarence H. Mackay Charles N. Macdonald Johnny. Phipps Herbert L. Pratt Charles Steele Frederick M

Passengers for Europe on Transatlantic Liners Listed

A full list of travelers booked to sail on several transatlantic liners from Liverpool Southampton and Antwerp including Aronia Majestic Ybeland Minnetonka Caledonia Bremen with dozens of named passengers and accompanying family members.

Aronia Liverpool Alexander James Allwood H. D. Andrews E. C. Blanchard C. W. Andrews Blanchard C. W. Bow J. J. Burchell F. W. Burke Lieut. Burns R. L. Cecil George F. Chamin S. B. Chapin Ethel H. Clarke C. H. Mel“$on James Miller C. L. Moore Edward C. Newcomb J. Oak A. E. Osborn J. W. Paynter Wallace Eck E. W. Porter F. Breston W Preston W. M. Reid Lieut. Hak ‘Rutherford Gustav Eleanor Atts Mary C. Wheeler Virginia W. E. Morgan Grace L. Olmsted F. R Ikhaf E. Petter Henry Pemberton, Jr Susan L. Sprague F. Sturgeon C. S. Watson White Clarence R. Wilson Stef ¥. A. Wilson Minnetonka Hilda Morgan H. Traver J. W. Snowden Jane Grey Syme B. C. Wickersham Bailie Symons Glasgow Bremen E.F. Baker Maude C.bear G. C. Bender J. Ansel Brooks C. H. Bryan F. Ward Denys Gladys B. Dixon E. L. Hall C. B,oodnow A. King Co. L

Social Notes From Tuxedo and Abroad Dwellers

Wealthy social set keep summer plans in motion with travels to Europe and New York’s summer haunts. Ambrose Monell and Winslow Pierce residents host at Plaza and Bayville while Calverts open country place in Irvington.

Ambrose Monell Tuxedo Winslow Pierce Bayville, L. I Plaza John B. Calvert Calvert Irvington-on-Hudson C. C. Chapman Eons Mass

Daniel B. Fearing to Wed Miss Charlotte Strong

Newport May 31 engagement announced for Daniel B. Fearing of Newport to Miss Charlotte Strong of New York daughter of the late Benjamin Strong. Fearing a former Newport mayor and Rhode Island Inland Fisheries official with extensive club memberships and Harvard background. No wedding date set.

Newport Charlotte Strong New York New York Times R. I Daniel B. Fearing Benjamin Strong Strong Mr. Fearing Rhode Island Commission of Inland Fisheries New York Yacht Club Union, Knickerbocker Manhattan Players, Lambs, and Grolier Somerset Club Boston Art, Hope, and Squantum Providence Newport Historical Society Fearing Harvard

Two Nurses To Be Brides In City Hall Ceremony

John Halbert Mangham 67 of 18 West Forty-seventh Street and Miss Margaret Bain 47 of 334 West 145th Street obtained a marriage license yesterday at City Hall. The couple met when Mangham fell ill and Bain cared for him, ending in engagement this month. Miss Carolyn Morris Fordyce of 106 East 61st Street and Stuart King Choate of New York plan a 4 PM wedding at St Michael's Church after a four year romance.

John Halbert Mangham West Forty-seventh Street Margaret Bain West 145Th Street Mr. Mangham Miss Bain George Bain St. Michael’s Church Carolyn Morris Fordyce 61St Street Stuart King Choate

Arguimbau Hough Wedding Planned for June 15

Miss Mariette Starr Hough daughter of Judge and Mrs Benezet Hough of Danbury Conn will marry Vincent Charles Arguimbau of this city son of the late Capt Arguimbau R N Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in a ceremony at Deercroft the couple’s country home on June 15 at 4 PM The Rev Harry Chamberlin Reserve of Danbury will perform the rites Attendants include Julia Seelye Hough Mrs Ellis Adams and ushers Charles M Bull Jr Eugene Pitou Jr Samuel Halsey Philip Bliss and others A reception will follow.

Mariette Starr Hough Benezet Alanson Hough Danbury Conn Vincent Charles Arguimbau Capt. Arguimbau R. N Legion of Honor Sydney Australia Joseph Arguimbau Hackensack N. J Deercroft Miss Hough Julia Seelye Hough Ellis Adams East Orange Joseph Russell Ramee Charles M. Bull, Jr Brooklyn Eugene Pitou, Jr Samuel Halsey Newark Philip Bliss Harry Chamberlin

Isabel Foote Engaged to Francis N. Bangs

Miss Isabel Eleanor Foote, daughter of Mrs. Charles B. Foote of 535 Park Avenue, is engaged to Francis N. Bangs of 161 West Seventy-third Street. Bangs, Columbia graduate and law student, is a nephew of John Kendrick Bangs. The Foote party will sail to Europe on July 8 for the summer. no wedding date has been set.

Charles B. Foote Park Avenue Isabel Eleanor Foote Francis N. Bangs Miss Foote Thomas Samuel Hastings Thomas Hastings Bangs Francis Sedgwick Bangs West Seventy-third Street John Kendrick Bangs Columbia

Miss Dunn to Wed in St Johns Clifton on June 6

Miss Emelie Martyn Dunn daughter of Mrs Harry Martyn Dunn of Dongan Hills SI will wed Norman Henderson Donald son of the late William Milne Donald of New Brighton at St Johns Church Clifton SI on Thursday June 6 Immediate relatives only will attend the ceremony due to Mr Donalds death.

Miss Dunn Emelie Martyn Dunn Harry Martyn Dunn Dongan Hills S. I Norman Henderson Donald William Milne Donald New Brighton St. John’s Church Clifton Mr. Donald

Today's Weddings Highlight Society Unions Across City

Miss Mary Q Meyer and Percy Weeks wed at noon in St. Bartholomew's Church with a reception at 338 Lexington Avenue for families and friends. Marion Ewing and Harold McCollum marry at 4 at the Ewing home 134 West Kitty-eighth Street with a Gotham reception. Alia Floyd-Jones and Nelson H Jewett wed at 4 at the bride’s sister's home 43 East Twenty-fifth Street. Philip E Chapin and Harriet A Prentice marry at the Hotel Sevile. Chapin is a 72-year-old retired steel manufacturer and Prentice is 62. Sophia Burr Opper and Harold Plimpton to wed at Christ Church Broadway Seventy-ninth Street with a small reception at 147 West Seventy-eighth Street. Lucy Bryant Wallace and Arthur Kingsley Porter to marry this afternoon at the Wallace residence 346 West Seventy-first Street.

Mary Q. Meyer Percy St. Bartholomew’s Church Lexington Avenue Marion Ewing Harold C. McCollum Ewing West Kitty-eighth Street Gotham Alia Floyd-Jones Nelson H. Jewett Russell C. Jones East Twenty-fifth Street Philip E. Chapin Harriet A. Prentice Seville Chapin Mrs. Prentice Sophia Burr Opper Harold Plimpton Christ Church Broadway

Catholic rector preaches suffrage and equal pay

Father Joseph H. McMahon of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in West 1424 Street and Convent Avenue urged woman suffrage and equal pay, arguing the Church supports women’s elevation, citing history, marriage, and moral equality while condemning industrial greed and unfair laws.

Joseph H. McMahon Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Convent Avenue Matthew A. Taylor Church of the Blessed Sacrament Seventy-first Street Broadway Aimée Hutchinson St. Paul Jesus Christ McMahon Father McMahon Republic St. Louis Catholic Church

Theatrical Notes and Summer Plans Across New York Stages

Oscar Radwin named musical director for James T. Powers in Two Little Brides at the Lyric next week. Comedy Theatre installs summer openings gear for Bunty Pulls the Strings. Florence Rockwell heads to Indianapolis to star in The Wildflower at Murat Theatre. Edna Goodrich signs with Arthur Hopkins for The Awakening of Minerva at Colonial Theatre September 9 then tours Orpheum. Mabel Taliaferro to perform The Return of Torí San in Atlanta next Monday.

Oscar Radwin James T. Powers Lyric Casino Theatre Electric Fang Comedy Theatre Thompson Buchanan Edna Goodrich Arthur Hopkins Minerva Colonial Theatre Orpheum Mabel Taliaferro Atlanta Tori San Taliaferros

P. R. Benjamin Dies Abroad in Liverpool

Paul R. Benjamin, a Friars Club advance agent and manager, died of pneumonia at the Midland Hotel in Liverpool while on a pleasure trip. He sailed from Montreal on May 18 aboard the Teutonic with Frank Tannehill, Charles Bradley, and Bert Glickauf. The club arranged for his body to return to New York, and efforts to locate his Milwaukee parents continue. Benjamin, about 32, began as a Milwaukee Sentinel reporter and worked with Davidson Theatre, Maxine Elliott, Fritzi Scheff, and Gertrude Hoffman companies. He was unmarried.

Friars Club Paul R. Benjamin Midland Liverpool Benjamin England Teutonic Montreal Frank Tannehill Charles Bradley Bert Glickauf John Rumsey The Friars Bradley Tannehill Glickauf New York Milwaukee Milwaukee Sentinel Davidson Theatre Maxine Elliott Fritzi Scheff Gertrude Hoffman Pacific Coast Mr. Benjamin

Rev Dr Joseph Ford Sutton Dies at 85 in New York Home

The Rev Dr Joseph Ford Sutton died Thursday at age 85 at his residence 253 West Ninety-fifth Street. Born in Sussex County New Jersey, he graduated from Rutgers College 1852 Union Theological Seminary 1857 and earned a Doctor of Divinity from Maryville College in 1883. He served as chaplain in the 102nd New York Volunteers in 1862 and aided hospital relief with the US Christian Commission later in the Civil War. He belonged to New York Presbytery Loyal Legion Sons of the Revolution and was a Fellow of the American Geographical Society. He authored several hymns and last directed Murray Hill Presbyterian Church, retiring 22 years ago. He leaves a wife and two sons.

Joseph Ford Sutton West Ninety-fifth Street Sussex County N. J Rutgers College Union Theological Seminary Maryville College One Hundred and Second Regiment of New York Volunteers United States Christian Commission Sutton New York Presbytery The Loyal Legion Sons of the Revolution American Geographical Society Murray Hill Presbyterian Church

Educator Jane A. Andrews Dies at 80 in Mount Vernon

Jane A. Andrews aged 80 a longtime educator and friend of Mrs John Jacob Astor Sr died yesterday at her home 309 South Second Avenue Mount Vernon N Y She is survived by two half sisters Esther A and Alice E Andrews born in Oswego she attended Valley Fulton Seminary and Oswego Normal School becoming Americas first object teacher She taught thirty five years in the Children’s Aid Society school in New York City and was a member of the Westchester Woman’s Club.

Jane A. Andrews John Jacob Astor, Sr South Second Avenue Mount Vernon N. Y Esther A Alice E. Andrews Miss Andrews Oswego Valley Fulton Seminary Oswego Normal School America New York City Children’s Aid Society John Jacob Astor

Wild Man of Borneo Plutano Dies at 92 in Massachusetts

Plutano, last of the Wild Men of Borneo, died at about 92 at the home of Mrs. H. A. Warner in Waltham. He and his brother Wano traveled the world as famous Barnum freaks, brought to New York in the 1850s after being captured on Borneo. Since 1857 they were cared for by Capt. Hansford A. Warner or his descendants.

New York Borneo Hansford A. Warner

Accountant Dies on Elevated Train in Richmond

Joseph W. Hargreaves a 60 year old accountant of 220 Lafayette Avenue Richmond S I died suddenly on a Third Avenue southbound elevated train as it pulled into Ninth Street Station last night. Papers in his clothing identified him and his body was removed to his home.

Joseph W. Hargreaves Lafayette Avenue Richmond S. I Third Avenue Ninth Street

Notable Obituaries of Several Prominent Figures

A list of obituaries notes the deaths of Angeline Griswold a former librarian aged 72 in Yonkers and Stephen B. Griswold his husband who died May 4 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Other figures include Herbert Holmes 59 a former undertakers’ leader in New York who was run over by his car. Arthur Branch 71 of du Pont Powder Company. Margaret Slevin 68 a Yonkers charity worker. Col. Joel Priest a Secret Service veteran active on Mexico borders. Ella Snow of East Orange. Ernest Wright born in 1851 in England. Alline Marcy first woman lawyer in Massachusetts. George Culver of Southampton a Civil War veteran. Elbridge Howard a Long Island dentist and Masonic leader. John Jones a Birmingham native buried at Morris Park. Andrew Perrault a 91 year old Revolutionary-era figure. Nina Labadie Burt a Geneva resident with opera training. John L. Sardy London representative. Andrew Abels 95 oldest Pennsylvania Railroad employee. and Andrew W. DurYba 62 Bayonne builder.

Angeline E. Griswold Stephen B. Griswold State Law Library Albany Harry E. Griswold Glenwood Avenue Yonkers Herbert A. Holmes New York County Undertakers’ Association New York State John A. Slevin Mgr Charles R. Corley Col Joel Pridst Government Secret Service San Antonio Texas United States Priest New York Mexico Col. Priest Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Ella L. Snow Joel D. Stratton Worcester Mass East Orange N. J Ezra H. Snow Ernest A. Wright Philadelphia England Wright Alline E. Marcy Boston University Law School Metropolitan Water Board of Boston Miss Marcy Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers Connecticut House of Representatives George Culver Southampton L. I 127Th New York Regiment Culve Elbridge G. Howard Long Island Elgin Ill Torrington Howard Masonic Order John Jones Birmingham Morris Park Andrew Perrault Galena Mr. Perrault Washington Nina Labadie Burt Oliver P. Burt Michigan Geneva Switzerland Miss Burt Buffalo Paris Mme. Marchesi Milan Naples Nice London Mme Melba Ralph Kirkham

The Maid and the Strate Play for Suffrage Benefit

A short play titled The Maid and the Strate will be presented by Miss Alberta Hill and Mr Herts to support suffrage work in the Twenty­ninth Assembly district led by Dr M Halton. The event occurs this evening at the State Woman Suffrage Headquarters 180 Madison Avenue near 34th Street.

Alberta Hill Mr. Herts M Halton Madison Avenue Thirty-fourth Street

Rostron Guests of Mrs Astor Attend Musicians Families Benefit

Capt Rostron and Dr McGee, aboard Carpathia that rescued Titanic victims, were hosted by Mrs J J Astor at 840 Fifth Ave. Two Titanic widows attended. Rostron to visit Mrs Widener and Mrs Thayer. concert at Moulin Rouge to aid musicians' families features many notable bands.

Arthur Henry Rostron Frank E. McGee Cunard John Jacob Astor Fifth Avenue John Bradley Cumings New York John B. Thayer Haverford Penn Carpathia Cunard Pier Thayer Cumings Capt. Rostron Dr. McGee Mrs. Thayer Philadelphia Mrs. Widener Mrs Rostron Moulin Rouge Arthur Pryor Gustav D’aquin Lacolle Soller New York Letter Carriers Catholic Protectory Hebrew Orphan Asylum United States Navy United States Army

Wireless fund receives more from Titanic tribute crews

Contributions to the Marine Wireless Operators Fund in memory of Jack Phillips of the Titanic total $1,549. Receipts mainly from Old Dominion and Clyde Line crews at 42 Broadway, with hopes for Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah and New Orleans ship crews to donate. Frederick L. V. Jones chairs the fund. C. C. Galbraith collects and oversees receipts.

Jack Phillips C. C. Galbraith Broadway Old Dominion and Clyde Line Mr. Galbraith Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah New Orleans Frederick L. V. Jones New York Maritime Society R. B. Boaz S. Hamilton G. M. Robinson S. S. Tennyson Albert D. Amant S. S. Saratoge Sa Ctek Tea Minners Ss. S. City Montgomery New York Marie I. Henkel T. F Condis Essssccesneres Henry Minners Hubert Neville Robert Erwin Sidney Roberts C. L. Jones S. S. Parima J. E. Armstrong S. S. Antilla S. S. Mohawk Charleston S. C F. S. McDowell G. &, Cole F. O. White E. Tuskner N. F. Polasky William E. Exiner

Mayor May Be Split on Hens Rent Case

Mrs. Catherine Ward of 254 Williams Street Long Island City faces eviction for unpaid rent as two hatching hens threaten her small poultry business. Judge Kadien orders move by Monday, but Ward seeks Mayor Gaynor's Solomonic answer on protecting the brooding hens. Reporters await the Mayor but he does not appear at City Hall.

Catherine Ward Williams Street Long Island City Julia Kient Mrs. Ward Kadien

A H Woods Announces Opening Dates For New Plays

A H Woods revealed opening dates for major productions next season. Julian Eltinge stars in The Fascinating Widow opening Aug 26 in Atlantic City and later to the Pacific Coast. The Littlest Rebel features William Farnum and Dustin Farnum in separate companies. Farnum in New York Aug 26 and Dustin in Chicago Sept 8. Madame Sherry tours begin Sept 2 in Norfolk. The Girl in the Taxi opens Chicago Aug 25. The new Julian Eltinge Theatre on Forty-second Street launches early August with A Modern Eve. Additional shows include Tantalizing Tommy in Chicago Aug 30 and The Woman Hater's Club in Boston Aug 26. Eva, Lehar’s operetta, debuts in October with Klaw & Erlanger. Reinhardt’s The Miracle? screens September at the Metropolitan Opera House with a 75-piece orchestra.

A. H. Woods Julian Eltinge Atlantic City Pacific Coast William Farnum Dustin Farnum New York City McVickar’s Chicago Trenton Norfolk Forty-second Street Garrick Theatre Tommy Chicago Opera House Tremont Theatre Boston Denver Recene New Orleans Klaw & Erlanger Eva Reinhardt Metropolitan Opera House

University mounts 10 million year old snake skeleton

The University of Chicago has mounted the 10 000 000 year old ophiacodon skeleton unearthed by F W Williston in Arizona last summer. Paul C Miller prepared the bone frame and likeness at the paleontology department. The mounted fossil, the first known land vertebrate, is now in the Walker Museum.

New York Times Chicago University of Chicago F. W. Williston University Arizona Paul C. Miller Department of Paleontology Walker Museum

Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times

Marriage and death notices intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1900 Bryant. This item notes how notices are submitted by phone for publication consideration.

New York Times Bryant

Pell Minton marriage announced for May 29

Anita S. Minton and Hamilton Pell announce their marriage on May 29. The couple exchanged vows in a private ceremony and will reside in the area as they begin their life together.

Cunningham Birth in New York City May 31 1912

Mary Stewart Cunningham is born to William and Marion Ralston Cunningham in New York City on May 31, 1912. The notice records a new addition to the Cunningham family with full names of parents and child.

Cunningham William and Marion Ralston Cunningham New York City Mary Stewart Cunningham

Beers and Others Funeral Notices from May 1912

Funeral notices for Bertha Purdy Beers William Hardenbergh Budd John Cosgrove Bridget Conway Col William L Davis M Florence Eustace John Erickson Thomas J Higgins Herbert A Holmes Elizabeth Hunneke list names, dates, and service times with addresses and burial plans in New York area. Interments at Oak Hill Kensico Calvary and Long Island City train guidance appear.

EGAN John Cosgrove Maurice M Katherine E. Egan Mount Hops Place Bronx Poughkeepsie Conway West 169Th St Bridget Conway Charles Conway DAVIS William L. Davis Tucson Ariz Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown D. C Eustace M. Florence Cosgrove Joseph H. Eustace Graham Av Hempstead L. I Long Island City Calvary, Erickson John Erickson West 23d St Frank E. Campbell Higgins Thomas J. Higgins West 23d Holmes Herbert A Alice Long Holmes Frederick E Margaret Holmes Mount Morris Baptist Church 5Th Av Kensico Hunneke Elizabeth

Obituary Notices and Funerals Across Boroughs May 1912

Long list of death notices and funeral details from New York area including Ridgewood Flushing Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn. Names Frances Lease Pease Sargentich Slayback Staples Stimpson Sutton Tuck Voight Wells Breheny Connell Corrigan Duffy Elliott Green Griffith Jones Kielty Lewis Lyons Phelan Schindler Sickinger Spillane Thelan Sutton Tuck Voight among others with dates locations and service times. Interments and wakes noted at Green-Wood and other cemeteries.

Asduihs Krapkovwer GSW St. Bayside Cemetery Frances Ridgewood H L Eeu Ee Mapes Flushing L. I Reformed Church of Bowne Avenue Amity Street PEASE May Pease J. Frances George L. Pease N. J Erie Depot Jersey City Greenw Sargentich Budva Austria Anastasia Tonio Sargentich New York London England John L. Sardy New York City Slayback Glen Ridge Matilda Elliott Slayback John D. Slayback Staples Newark John B. Staples Greenwood Stimpson George Stimpson Stephen Merritt New Chapel St. Av 21St St SP. M. Sutton West 95Th St Joseph Ford Sutton D. D Tuck Jessie Tuck Vanderbilt Av Brooklyn N. Y West 13Th St Voight East Orange Albert G. Voight North 16Th St M. Wells Evanston Charles Wesley Wells Pottsvill Breheny Patrick M. Connell M. Lewis Katile M. Lyons John D East 167Th St M. Phelan Margaret West 47Th St M. Schindler Nikolaus F West 188Th St Sickinger Caroline Spillane Bridget East 122d St

In Memoriam Notices for Shapiro Graham Lowe and McLean

In Memoriam notices for Maurice Shapiro who died June 1 1911 Catherine Graham mass at St Bridget Roman Catholic Church Brooklyn today A M Lowe William T mass at St James Newark N J today 9 AM and Ann McLean mass at St Ann Church Brooklyn today 10 AM

Undertakers and Cemetery Services Notice

Frank E Campbell est ise John W Lyon cotton St. Phone 1893 Harlem Woodlawn Cemetery 233d St. By Train and by Trolley Office 20 East 23d St. N.

Frank E. Campbell John W. Lyon Cotton Harlem Woodlawn Cemetery East

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