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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

9

Pilgrims Honor Choate Memory at Trinity Church

Memorial service for Joseph Hodges Choate, president of the Pilgrims of the United States, was held at noon in Trinity Church. City officials, diplomats, and Choate’s family attended as Dr. Manning praised his lifelong public service and wartime leadership.

Joseph Hedges Choate Trinity Church Pilgrims of United States Choate Mitchel Arthur Temple Meekwood R. N C. Clive Bayler Mrttieh New York Gestion Liebert Piligriras Iia T. Manning Trinity ‘Church Heate Sr. Manning Trinity Choir Chopin Dr. Manning Saul Tiardel Beethoven Joseph Hodges Choate Ufe Great Britain Prestian Tims Society Peipis Ted Eelves Wavers Committee Rench Poe

Notable Delegates of Elite Societies Attend Gathering

A roster of prominent figures including Theodore Rousseau secretary to the mayor and J P Morgan joined delegations from S J Andrew's Society St George's Society St David's Society Canadian Club Canadian Society British Schools and Universities' Club Chamber of Commerce Merchants' Association Union League Club and Toronto University Club at the event.

Theodore Rousseau Nicholas Murray Butler F. Cunliffe-Owen Edward F. Darrell William Curtis Demorest Chauncey M. Depew Bishop Greer John W. Griggs Job E. Hedges A. Hepburn Alton B Parker Herbert L. Satterlee Cornelius Vanderbilt Lewis Cass Ledyard Robert Bacon Willard Straight J. P. Morgan Thomas W. Lamont George F. Baker George W. Wicker British Schools and Universities’ Club Harvard Club Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Association Union League Club Toronto University Club

June Weddings Featured For Local Families

Miss Nathalie H. Bishop will wed Charles F. Choate on June 14 at St James Church. Choate, 34, served in the Second Massachusetts Field Artillery and plans to join his regiment soon. Alice Fox and Dr. John Gerster announce a June 6 home wedding after Gerster received a license. he is an ORC member ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Henry Savage Page, polo promoter, will marry Mary Kennedy of Warrenton on a Washington DC date in coming days at the Mason home. Page has long ties to Meadow Brook Club and Bluemont, Virginia.

Nathalie H. Bishop James C. Bishop Torresdale Penn New York Charles F. Choate Boston St. James's Church Choate Second Massachusetts Field Artillery Joseph H. Choate Alice Fox Austen G. Fox East Thirtyninth Street John Gerster Arpad Gerster Gerster Officers’ Reserve

Miss Witherbee Engaged to Charles D Miller

The engagement of Evelyn G Witherbee, only daughter of the late Frank S Witherbee and Mrs. Witherbee of 4 Fifth Avenue, to Charles Ivuncan Miller of 26 West Thirty-seventh Street is announced. Miller, Yale graduate, member of University and Union clubs, and Seawanaka Yacht member, has no wedding date set.

Evelyn G. Witherbee Frank S Witherbee Witherbee Fifth Avenue Charles Ivuncan Miller Charles Addison Miller West Thirty-seventh Street Miss Witherbee Wiliam Rhinelandertewart Itidspenard Stewart Mary Rhinelander Stewart Anita. Stewart Prince Miguel de Miller Yale Mary Ely Edward Swift Isham James E. Miller Gladys G. Kissel University and Union Seawanaka Yacht

MISS MORAN WEDS ARTIST IN CITY HOME

Miss Vivien Moran daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Moran married Mark Dixon Dodd of this city formerly of St Louis at 7 30 P M at the slide s home 518 West 182d Street Rev Merie St Croix Wright officiated The bride s attendant was Isabelle Babcock and Dr John S Hawkins was best man The couple plan a Maine summer trip The bride is grandniece of Thomas Moran the painter Mr Dodd is an artist and nephew of the late Samuel M Dodd of St Louis

Horace Moran Mark D. Dodd Vivien Moran Mark Dixon Dodd St. Louis West 182d Street Merie St. Croix Wright Isabelle Babcock John S. Hawkins Maine Thomas Moran Mr. Dodd Samuel M. Dodd

Elkus Party Receives Courteous Farewell in Constantinople

Advices via Stockholm report courtesy extended to Ambassador Elkus and party as they depart Constantinople. Officials of the Ottoman government bid farewell at the station while a Foreign Affairs Ministry representative accompanied them to the frontier. The group, en route to Berne on June 4, includes Elkus, his wife and three children, two secretaries, aides, interpreters, and staff.

Washington Elkus Constantinople Stockholm Finance and Foreign Affairs Berne Gunn Ikus Johnson, Hewes Tupper G. Cornell Tarler Oscar I. Milmore Arshag K. Schmavonian George R. Montgomery Arthur H. Leavitt A. van H. Engert Samuel Ee Frederick ‘Irth

Senate Backs Felony Ban on Food Hoarding in Gore Bill

In Washington May 31 the Senate approved a stringent anti hoarding amendment to the Gore Food bill making it a felony to store or destroy food to limit supply. Senator Sherman named a German agent in Wall Street as a culprit and urged punishment. The measure, backed by a Stone amendment, targets hoarding while defending exchanges as essential to avoid dictatorship in food control. The bill faces further debate before final passage.

New Yorks Times Washington Senate Congress Sherman of Illlinois Wall Street Hoke Smith Georgia 5 Tor Smith Pease Gore Stone Miesdart United States Sherman Agen Germany Atlantic Poindexter Hitchcock Nebraska Federal Trade Commission Walsh Montana

Dr Blake Opens Paris Red Cross Hospital As Chief Surgeon

President Poincaré awards the Legion of Honor to Dr Joseph A Blake at the closing ceremony for the American Red Cross Hospital of Paris. Mme Poincaré, Ambassador Sharp, and many Americans attend. Blake tours beds, praising the hospital as best equipped in France. Alexis Carrel visits Neuilly.

New York Paris Poincaré Joseph A. Blake American Redross Hospital Jake Republic Mme. Pointaré Sharp Neuilly Blake Alexis Carrell Compagne M Poincaré France

Sousa Enlists in Navy Forms Great Lakes Band Plan

Great Lakes Illinois May 81 John Philip Sousa former Navy lieutenant and director of the United States Marine Band in Washington enlisted in the U S Navy He started organizing the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Band and hopes to build a group of 300 musicians under his direction.

Great Lakes Station Great Lakes John Philip Sousa United States

Serbs Honor New Yorker for Monastir Defense

Richard Ighe Wainwright, a member of the Serbian Relief Committee, received the order of the White Bogie with Sword for battlefield service at Monastir, announced yesterday at the Serbian Relief Committee headquarters in the city.

New Yorker Richard Ighe Wainwright Monastir

Brooklyn Carpet Merchant Latimer Dies at 87

Brainard G Latimer longtime head of B G Latimer & Sons Co died at 293 Sterling Place Brooklyn at age 87 born in Chesterfield Conn. He started a carpet and upholstery business in Williamsburg in 1840s later at 33 Flatbush Ave since 1915. He served as oldest Trustee of Williamsburg Savings Bank first President of Williamsburg Fire Ear and Throat Hospital charter member of Hanover Club Hyatt Lodge affiliated Masonry and is survived by two sons.

Brainard G. Latimer Brooklyn B. G Latimer & Sons Company Sterling Place Mr. Latimer Chesterfield New London County Conn Latimer Williamsburg Flatbush Avenue

Mrs. Ethel Eames Sanderson Dies in Stamford Home

Mrs. Ethel Eames Sanderson wife of Rev. Dr. Edward F. Sanderson former pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn died last night at the Sanderson summer home on Wal lack's Point. She was born in Brooklyn on April 12 1877.

Ethel Eames Sanderson Stamford Conn Edward F. Sanderson Church of the Pilgrims Jooklyn Francis L. Fames New York Stock Exchange Sanderson Wallack’s Point Brooklyn

Senate Committee Revises War Revenue Bill Increases Coffee Tea Tax

The Senate Finance Committee sets 2 cents a pound on coffee and 6 cents on tea, higher than the House rates, with projected yields of 16 million and 3 million dollars respectively. Sugar becomes half a cent, cocoa seven cents, and a 5 percent tax on transportation tickets expands to all vehicles. The 12 1/2 percent munition tax is dropped, and parcel post and express packages face 1 cent per 25 cents. The committee plans a conference with publishers over advertising tax and postage. The effort aims to balance war expenses while newspapers seek fair treatment.

New York Times Washington Senate Finance Committee House Senate United States Simmons Post Office Department Hardwick Finance Committee

Abdominal surgeon Dr Holmes Jernegan dies at home

Dr Holmes M Jernegan a renowned abdominal surgery specialist died at his Back Bay home. Born in Edgartown in 1846 he served five years as Professor of Surgery at Boston University Medical School.

Boston Mass Holmes M. Jernegan Back Bay District Jernegan Edgartown Boston University Medical School

Notable Obituary Roundup From Cities Across the Nation

A set of obituary notices reports the deaths of public figures and longtime community members. Abran Dbd Ross of Liggett Myers in St Louis. Charles Gallet of Roger Gallet in Paris. David E Park, Pittsburgh steel pioneer. Lt Nicholas Walsh of Jersey City PD. Daniel Sullivan of Staten Island PD. William Neuwirth Brooklyn dry goods merchant. Charlotte M Cass of Brooklyn bookseller. Bartolomeo D Albor a Wallabout Market merchant. Captain John Green Sayville coastwise trader. Mary E Schoonmaker Moore Head Flatbush church worker. William W Loomis Troy dry goods leader. Henry G Chapin Springfield paper maker. and Emma Van Buren Travelers Aid executive.

Abram Dbd Ross Liggett & Myers Co St. Louis Pierre Iorillard Company Charles Edmond Gallet Roger & Gallet Paris Gallet Legion of Honor David E. Park Pittsburgh Mr. Park Crucible Steel Company Nicholas Walsh Jersey City Mercer Street Daniel Bullivan Staten Island Castleton Avenue New Brighton William Neuwirth Sumner Avenue Brooklyn Charlotte M. Cass John J. Cass McDonough Street Reld Bartolomeo D'Albora Wallabout Market Esterday Clermont Avenue Ooklyn D Aiborn Lent Italy Manhattan York Fruit Exchanges Dominic D’ Albora John Green Sayville L. L Mary E. ‘Schoonmaker Moorehead John L. Moorehead Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church Ocean Avenue Mothers’ Club Jamaica N. Kee Ackroyd Illiam Rufus King Lena Klein Pincus Elijah Gister Rosa Harry Stoll Latimer Graina cSeer Eaneral Calla P. M Flowers New London Tod Ursday Pinewoods Troy Nsa White Puneral St. Paul's Church Mouius Atlantic City John A James Moore Church of St. Paul the Aposthe Columbus Sane Pri Ocean Av Frammstead M. Morel Helen Morel Stephen Merritt Palmer Edmond Janes Palmer M. V Yhusnena Blanche Shore Palmer Cop Pitou Spire Pitou Wiliam St East Orange N. J Hohertson Oakland Cal William Touro Robertson Toure Elizabeth Robertson Laurel Hill Philadelphia Rosss Webster Groves Abram I. Ross Anna Crouter Ross Brinkerhoff Stamford Schwaikert Harry Schwalkert Bia Lincoln Road Schumacher San Diego Henry J. Schumacher Woodlawn Standish Joseph V Margaret A Joyce Horton St Elmhurst St. Bartholomew's Rh. CC Calvary Cemetery Benevolent Association Berte Danvel Taesinart Herbert Dangey Florence Polyr St. Pumca's Tay Lon Harriet A Mabel H. Tayllor Diizabeth St New York City Taylor Cathryn R. Palmer Broadway Campbell's Adelaide N James Turnbull van Bioren Akebesane Hospital New York Emma James Mary Lyman van Buren Whitely Tremont N. Y Emma F Thomas H. Whitely Grand Concourse Cypress Hills Cemetery

Sunday Speaks at Plaza in Evangelist Talk

In the Plaza ballroom Sunday morning four invited attendees heard evangelist Sunday discuss changing fashions in women, money worship, and occult practices in public life. Music by Hower Rodeheaver followed with the song Brighten the Corner. Sunday urged moral restraint and warned wealth and fame won’t bring heaven without Jesus Christ, then critiqued political ambition and democracy. A later evening sermon covered worldly kings and national duty in war.

Simeon GB. Chapin Fifth Avenue Suntley Hower Rodeheaver Surday Jesus Christ Kanaay the Tabernacle Sam Tabernacle Plaza Ballroom Brooklyn Navy Yard

Telegraphed Notices for NYT Marriage and Death Ads

Notice announces that marriage and death announcements intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. It signals a service channel for placing personal notices in the newspaper.

New York Times Bryant

Birth notices for Hollister and Stein families

Mr and Mrs George Clay Hollister of Quaker Ridge Westchester County welcome a daughter born Friday May 25. Mr and Mrs C B Stein celebrate the birth of a girl on May 61 1917 at 38 Fort Weston Avenue.

Engagement announcements for Dorothy Siegel and Laura Doty Swick

Mrs J M Siegel of 206 Behenectady Ave Brooklyn announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy to Theodore Becker of Brooklyn. Miss Dorothy Holmes to Irving H Rankin. Theodora Swick and P Theodora man announce Laura Doty to T Ford Swick of New York City formerly of Baltimore Maryland.

Brecker—Siegel Ara J. M. Siegel Behenectady Av Lrooklyn Dorothy Theodore Becker Btooklyn Rankin—Holmes Dorothy Holmes Irving H. A. Swick Pockman New York City Baltfingre, M4

Marriages in New York and New Jersey May Dates

A list of marriage notices from May in various locales. Ethel Clark Bigelow wed Charles Houghton Baxter in New York City. Margaret E. Wolcott married Willams F. Collins at St. John the Divine in New York. Ruth Remington tied to Lt. H Humbert in San Antonio. Edith Miriam Hand wed toward Rees Lay in Montclair. Helen Levy married Albert A. Samuels of Brooklyn. Rose B Geldenberg to Abraham Keller and Pauline Gasner to Dr William Unger also recorded.

Humbert—Remington San Antonio Texas Ruth Remington Charles H. Remington Watertown N.Y Hn H. Humbert Areular Army John J. C. Humbert Madison N. J St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Robert Young Harber Montclair Edgar Tilton Edmund M. Wylie Edith Miriam Eugene 8. Hand Rees Lay Samuels-Levy Rudolph Grosstran Alexander Lyons Helen Levy Albert A. Samuels Brooklyn N. Y Keller Goldenberg Rose B. Geldenberg Abraham Keller Unger-Gasner Pauline Gasner William Unger

Obituary notices from a May 1917 New York area page

A list of death notices and funeral details for individuals including Henry M Andresen of New York City, Margaret E Collins of the Be gk family, Hartolomeo D Albara of Brooklyn, and Catherine Arnstein of Newark, with service times, residences, and interment locations. The notices cover several boroughs and nearby towns, noting private or public services and occasional floral requests.

Adams William Grayson Adams Andresen Henry M May DL John and Henrietta Andresen New York City North Parkway East Orange Andem Herbert Warren Cupey Cuba Arnstein Catherine Fephraim Arnstein West Austin Upper Montclair In. J Lolz Margaret B Francis BR Montclair AV Greenwood Cemetery Syracuse Brooklyn N. Y Plessy Co Wee , Baltz Devon Penns William Peter Baltz Waterloo Head Yon Penn Broad St Atation Philadelpria Collins Margaret E Beck Irving ‘Colitne East 255Th Si Courvoisier Elia F George Courvoisier R. Arthur Heller Mount Prospect Av Newark N. J Dalbora Hartolomeo D’albara Maria Fr John B. D'Alborn M. D Clermont Av Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Durlacher Anna N. Durlacher Sanford St

Obituary notices from New York area May 1917

Multiple death notices and funeral announcements for May 1907 1917 including Mary Caroline Jones Rosa Klein Pomeroy Harvey Roberts Ruth Ross Berte Taesinart and others. Notices list last residences occasions and service times with private interments and flower omissions.

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from New York area newspapers

A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices for numerous individuals, with names, ages, and addresses across Brooklyn, Newark, Jersey City, and nearby areas. Entries include May dates and funeral times, often noting private or tomorrow services and indicating family connections and residences.

Weekend Revival Draws Sioux Students and City Crowd

Three Sioux Tribe girls studying at the local school were seen among Sunday’s throng. About 1,400 James McCutcheon & Co. employees attended, with a Milkmen's Band delegation and New York Telephone girls presenting flowers to the evangelist. Sunday preached on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and the idea that life is not by chance, that each person crafts their own fate. There were 1,395 trail hitters at the two tabernacle meetings, and women will have exclusive Formons this afternoon and evening.

James McCutcheon & Co New Yorkelephone Mre Wupee Stevenson Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Sunday Tabernacle

Memorial notice for Bridget M Reilly from Mass St Cohumbara

Bridget M Reilly is remembered in a memorial notice referencing Mass St Cohumbara. The brief obituary notes a death and acknowledges family, friends, and community members who mourn the loss.

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