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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

9

June Brides Day in New York Society

New York society celebrated multiple weddings yesterday. Notable unions include Seth Low Pierrepont and Nathalie Chauncey at Old Trinity Church with a Chauncey reception to follow, and Alfred Faris King with Georgiana Kent at St James's Church Madison Avenue.

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New York Nathalie Chauncey Seth Low Pierrepont Georgiana Kent
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Miss Fullerton Weds Paul Bakewell Jr in Simple Catholic Ceremony

Miss Mary Morgan Fullerton known as the wealthiest woman in St Louis marries Paul Bakewell Jr a young attorney at her Westminster Place home Father Matthew McMenamy officiates in a Catholic ceremony attended by Dorothy Shapleigh as maid of honor and several bridesmaids A large reception follows The bride daughter of Gen Joseph S Fullerton and grandniece of J Pierpont Morgan will reside in Kirkwood with her husband the couple’s nuptials attracting public attention for her independence and wealth.

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New York Times ST. Louis Mary Morgan Fullerton Paul Bakewell, Jr Westminster Place Matthew McMenamy Dorothy Shapleigh Eleanor Fowler New York Irene Bond Louise Thayer Marie Bakewell Joseph S. Fullerton J. Pierpont Morgan Humphrey Fullerton Bakewell Eos Kirkwood
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Social Season Notes From New York and London

Mrs Frances Dana Winslow and Miss Margaret Winslow return to London from Paris after attending a Dorchester House reception and a May 24 dinner at the American Embassy hosted by Ambassador Reid. Various New York and Boston residents travel for summer visits and host gatherings with notable figures including President A Lawrence Lowell and Mr James Alfred Roosevelt.

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Francis Dana Winslow Mergaret Winslow London Paris Dorchester House Ambassador Reid Ernest Warren Stockbridge A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard Lowell James Alfred Roosevelt East Thirtieth Street Roosevelt
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Wyndham Arrives in America to See The Blue Mouse

Sir Charles Wyndham, English actor, lands on the Cunard liner Caronia with Miss Mary Moore. He will appear at the Empire Theatre in The Mollusk for two weeks starting June 7. Wyndham, a Civil War surgeon and Grand Army member, plans a brief U.S. vacation to view The Blue Mouse and visit relatives, then sail home by way of the Mediterranean.

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Sir Charles Wyndham Cunard Caronia Mary Moore Sir Charles Empire Theatre Miss Moore London Cable America Vienna Berlin England Mediterranean Queenstown Charles Wyndham Red River Grand Army of the Republic Rochester N. Y Kitty Coleraine
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New York Show Horse Durham Wins at Philadelphia Show

Durham a chestnut gelding exhibited by Rufus L Patterson of New York City won the saddle horse division at the Philadelphia Horse Show. Sonia the chestnut mare won the red, Irish Rose took the yellow, riding by Mrs. Belle Beach Bain. Radnor team captured the three-hunter team event with Middlesex second and Chevy Chase third. Reginald Vanderbilt won in harness with Lord Burleigh and Lord Brooke in pairs and with Dr Selwonk in singles.

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Philadelphia Grace Anthony Durnam Ann E. H. Bedford Green Farms Conn John Gerken New York Belle Beach Bain Radnor Middlesex Chevy Chase Julian Morris Keswick Gloversville Merry Widow Reginald Vanderbilt Lord Burleigh Lord Brooke Dr. Selwonk Tiger Lily F. P. McGrann Gentleman John Hackney Guard P. A. Sorg Lord Nelson Grand Duke Tonzo Sauvage Newark N. J
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Miss Marion Lawson Engaged to James Fuller Lord

Boston June 2 announcement of the engagement of Miss Marion Lawson second daughter of Thomas W Lawson to James Fuller Lord of Chicago. The couple met in Chicago a year and a half ago and plan a June 30 wedding. Both are noted horse lovers and riders with family approval.

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New York Times Boston Marion Lawson Thomas W. Lawson James Fuller Lord Chicago
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Miss Dorothy Kidder Weds Laurason Riggs in South Orange

Miss Dorothy Laura Kidder daughter of Mrs Jerome H Kidder of Washington married Laurason Riggs of New York at the Church of the Holy Communion South Orange New Jersey Archdeacon Lewis Cameron officiated The bride’s cousin Miss Lewis Kidder was maid of honor Best man was Harry Beekman Other ushers included Christopher Wyatt Jr Throop Geer Russell Mount Frank Bartow George Franklin and Henry Kidder A reception followed at Excise Commissioner Camillus G Kidder’s home in Orange attended by guests from the Oranges Baltimore and Newark

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New York Seth Low Pierrepont Paris Henry Evelyn Pierrepont Brooklyn Nathalie Chauncey Elihu Chauncey Old Trinity Church Lower Broadway Manning Trinity Doane Albany J. Egmont Schermerhorn John McVickar Haight Charles H. Jackson Roger H. Bullard Howard Corlies Percy D. Bogue Philip L. Goodwin Robert Low Pierrepont Evelyn Spencer Witherbee Anna Chandler Pellew Katherine D. Tillman Eleanor R. Townsend Janet K. Townsend Lucy Margaret Roosevelt Mr. Pierrepont Stuyvesant Pierrepont Chauncey West Thirty-eighth Street Mrs. Pierrepont Europe Dorothy Laura Kidder Jerome H. Kidder Washington Church of the Holy Communion South Orange N. J Laurason Riggs Lewis Cameron Lewis Kidder Orange Harry Beekman Christopher Wyatt, Jr Throop Geer
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Miss Mary P Hazard to Marry Dean A Holmes in October

Miss Mary P Hazard eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ayrault Hazard of Cedarhurst L I will marry Dean A Holmes of New York at Meadow Hall the bride’s parents residence in October Holmes graduated from Princeton class of 1905 Hazard debuted a year ago.

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Mary P. Hazard William Ayrault Hazard Cedarhurst L. L Dean A. Holmes New York TIMES Meadow Hall Miss Hazard Mr. Holmes Penceton
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Prohibition blamed for drink excess at brewers' convention

At Atlantic City on June 2 Julius Liebmann warned that prohibition fosters excesses while urging reforms. Dr. John P Peters criticized New York courts and liquor practices, advocating license limits and civil handling of excise law. Cincinnati reports a beer drop and whisky rise in May.

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New York Times Atlantic City Julius Liebmann United States Brewers’ Association Shelburne Liebmann John P. Peters New York John A.koren Boston George Mullen Pennsylvania Board of Trustees Association Peters New York City
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Miss Duer Playwright In New Stage Comedy An American Girl From France

Contracts signed by Henry B. Harris Harriet Ford and Miss Caroline King Duer give Harris rights to the new comedy An American Girl from France Grace Elliston will star The play set in New York follows an American girl educated in France who returns home and rises in society with Wall Street financial tensions as a backdrop

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Henry B. Harris Harriet Ford France Caroline King Duer Clarence Mackay Miss Duer New York America Wall Street
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Fitch Play London Success First Garrick Run

Clyde Fitch's The Woman in the Case opened at the Garrick Theatre in London and drew enthusiastic praise. Violet Vanbrugh as the adventuress and Grace Lane as the detecting wife received several curtain calls after the third act.

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London Clyde Fitch Garrick Theatre Violet Vanbrugh Grace Lane Detective
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American Theatre Leased For Twenty Years By Isman Morris

Felix Isman and William Morris have secured a twenty years lease of the American Theatre at Eighth Avenue and Forty-second Street through broker Leopold Weil. Morris has long controlled the property, and the new agreement covers the theatre plus Zborowski estate property adjoining it with fronts of 33.4 feet on Forty-second Street 49.4 feet on Eighth Avenue and 150 feet on Forty-first Street.

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Felix Isman William Morris American Theatre Eighth Avenue Forty-second Street Leopold Weil Morris Zborowski Playhouse Forty-first Street
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Amusement Notes Highlight Stage and Sporting Lineup

William A. Brady and Grace George sailed for England aboard the Campania. West Point night at the Casino features James Powers in Havana with 500 seats and class songs. Macey Harlam joins The Noble Spaniard, while Mrs. Annis debuts at Hammerstein's Roof Garden with A Vaudeville Musicale. A new mesmeric act debuts in Follies of the Day at Blaney's. George C. Tyler arrives near Constantinople and will return mid month.

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St. Louis Grand Opera House Frank Farrell Henry B. Harris Macey Harlam Robert Edeson West Point Casino James T. Powers Havana William E. Annis New York Hammerstein’s Blaney Liebler & Co Pera Constantinople George C. Tyler Tyler
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Leona Watson Signs Five Year Contract For The Climax

Joseph Weber signed a five year contract with Leona Watson to continue as Adelina von Hagen in The Climax at Daly's Theatre and on tour, then head an opera company in The Song of a Soul based on incidental music from The Climax. Bréil to compose the new opera with Locke weighing a books and score role. Watson rose from unknown to star through The Climax.

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Joseph Weber Leona Watson Adelina von Hagen Daly’s Theatre Joseph Carl Bréil Weber Edward Locke Miss Watson
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Platt Engaged to Stage Modern Plays at New Theatre

George Foster Platt has been engaged to stage modern plays at the New Theatre opening around November 10. He joins English director Calvert to present classic dramas and comedies. Winthrop Ames moves his office from The Times Building to the New Theatre at Sixty second Street and Central Park West.

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George Foster Platt New Theatre Calvert Mr. Platt Walter Naeteen Madison Square Theatre Winthrop Ames Times Sixty-second Street Central Park West
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Veteran railroader Charles W. Douglas dies at 75

Charles W. Douglas, a veteran railroad official, died in Wayne New Jersey at 75. He will be buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery Port Jervis. His career included pioneering telegraphy by sound and leading roles on multiple lines including the Erie. He helped build the Pine Island Branch and led dispatcher duties in the early era.

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New York Times Port Jervis N. Y Charles W. Douglas Wayne N. J Laurel Grove Douglas Addison Erie Pine Island McCullum Chattanoooga The
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Prominent New York Merchant and Philanthropist Dies

Albert Friedlander a Chamber of Commerce member and Educational Alliance director died yesterday at his Briarcliff Manor home. Born in Prussia in 1842 he came to the U S at 15, fought for the Confederacy, and built a leading cloak and suit manufacturing business before retiring in 1908. He leaves a widow two daughters Linette and Mrs Spiegelberg and a Berlin sister. Funeral at Temple Emanu El Friday at 10 AM.

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Albert Friedlander Chamber of Commerce Educational Alliance Miramont Court Briarcliff Manor N. Y Temple Emanu-El Mr. Friedlander Prussia New Orleans New York A. Friedlander & Co East Seventy-ninth Street Friedlander Long Branch I. N. Spiegelberg Linette Friedlander Berlin Madison Av Robert F. Bower Church of the Transfiguration Buckingham Charles L Madison Avenue Reformed Church 57Th St Haight Catherine Lyon David E. Haight Katonah Grand Central Station Hallgarten Rome Italy Julia Hallgarten Adolph Hallgarten Hartzheim Laura Adeleise Pierrez Cornelius A. Hartzheim Trinity Av Bronx New York Bay Cemetery Jersey City Rainy Day Club Rainy Day Club of America Laura A. Hartzheim A. M. Palmer Jacoby Josephine M Louis C. Jacoby West 136Th St Intermont Knight George Edwin Knight, Jr High Bridge Jessup Place Lowenstein Max Lowenstein Henriette M. Lowenstein Victor Louis H. Lowenstein Viola L. Jones West 118Th St 86Th St. Temple Lexington Park Avs Martin Mary May Martin Walter H. Martin 175Th St Washington Heights St. Joseph's Catholic Church Manhattan St 125Th St Motze West End Athens N. Y. Quincey Tate Springs Tenn Florence B Charles E. Quincey Russell Providence R. I Hope Brown Henry G. Russell Moses Brown Anne Allen Ives St. Stephen's Church Imat
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Max Lowenstein Dies at 59 After Brief Illness

Max Lowenstein a retired manufacturer and founder of Temple Agudath Jeshurun passed away at his home 106 West 118th Street after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was 59.

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Max Lowenstein Temple Agudath Jeshurun West 118Th Street
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Prominent German-born businessman dies after long career

He came to this country at age 19 and joined Ru tenberg Miller Lowenstein. Retired five years ago, he supported hospitals and Jewish charities and belonged to the Baron De Hirsch Society and the Hebrew Free Loan Association. Survived by widow two sons Dr Victor Louis H Lowenstein and daughter Mrs Viola Jones. Funeral at home Friday at 10 AM.

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Germany Rutenberg, Miller & Lowenstein Baron de Hirsch Society Hebrew Free Loan Association Victor Louis H. Lowenstein Viola Jones
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Prominent Officials and Business Leaders Die in East

Postmaster ALMON K. GOODWIN of Pawtucket Rhode Island died of paralysis in his city. Massachusetts Highway Commissioner JOHN H. MANNING died in Boston at 63. MARK W. WATSON of Pittsburg died in Philadelphia. WILLIAM H. N. CADMUS, Brooklyn Republican leader, died. ANGELINA A. HENDERSON of Brooklyn, widow of Capt. Henderson, died at 77. EUGENE McGUIRRE, retired jeweler, died in Brooklyn. THOMAS J. HONAN, Passaic shoemaker, died at advanced age. MRS. ROBERT BOWER of Brooklyn died at 78. GEORGE M. DIXON, Brooklyn oil refinery designer, died aged 47. SAMUEL G. STANLEY of Brooklyn sash and blind firm died aged 79. JAMES H. YOUNG of the James H. Young Stone Co. died at 84. JAMES TERHUNE, Civil War sergeant, died in South Orange after long bank service.

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Almon K. Goodwin Pawtucket R. I New England Postmasters’ Association South Berwick John H. Manning Massachusetts State Highway Commission Boston Massachusetts A&d Crane Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association American Pure Food and Drug Congress Washington Mark W. Watson National Exchange Bank Standard Underground Cable Company Monongahela Water Company Pittsburg Philadelphia Angelina A. Henderson Joseph Henderson Sandy Hook Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn Throop Avenue Eugene McGuirre St. Catherine’s Hospital Ireland Knights of Columbus Thomas J. Honan Passaic N. J Honan Robert Bower Madison Avenue Church of the Transfiguration George M. Dixon Herkimer Street Vera Cruz S. Pierson & Sons Samuel G. Stanley Stanley & Uuckles Montague Street California Society of Old Brooklynites Society of the Colonial Wars Royal Arcanum Sumner Avenue Tobelman Christopher W. Gardan Arlington, N. J
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Sal-Eliminant medical blend promoted in ad

An advertisement touts Sal-Eliminant as an ideal eliminative aid for liver and kidney issues, bladder diseases, constipation, and rheumatism. It urges readers to learn what they take and offers a bottle for $1 plus mail order, with company addresses and a mailing booklet request.

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Dusal ‘Chemical Co
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Maud Odell Mix-Up Delights London to New York

American actress Maud Odell arrived back on the Cunarder Caronia after touring London with Bille Burke to play a widow in Love Watches. She complained of trouble from sharing a name with the English Maud Odell and recalled a harsh summons for a 95 pound debt from Somerset House that nearly caused serious trouble.

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Maud Odell London Bille Burke Caronia Miss Odell Somerset House
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Western theatre managers refuse booking fees movement

A committee led by Charles Kindt left for New York to inform Abraham Erlanger the Western Theatre Managers will no longer pay booking fees. J. J. Shubert said managers nationwide plan to join the open door movement, promising more work for actors musicians and stage hands.

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Chicago Western Theatre Managers’ Association Charles Kindt New York Abraham Erlanger J. J. Shubert Independents Mr. Shubert
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Marriage and death notices telephoned to The New York Times

A notice indicates marriages and deaths are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for the New York Times insertion. It outlines how readers can submit life event notices for publication.

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New York Times Bryant
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Marriages Listed in June 1909 Notice from New York Area

A compiled June 1 2 1909 marriage notice lists numerous nuptials across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Couples include Edith Jacobi to Paul Baerwald Jessie McNeal to Stewart Eames Mary Fisher to James Heroy Mae Haz zard to Stanley Haz zard Frances Bogert to Nathan Lancaster and Elizabeth Davis to Georges Monod among others.

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Samuel Hopkins Stanley Hazzard Lancaster—Bogert Christ Church, Hackensack N. J William Welles Holley Frances Lewis Frances Lewis Bogert Hackensack Nathaniel Edgar Lancaster New York N. Y Monod—Davis Church of the Messiah New York City Elizabeth Hinman Davis Georges Ambroise Monod Murdock—Nicholas Reta Nicholas H. I. Nicholas A. A. Murdock Louis C. Murdock Babylon L. I Osborn—Shelley Grace Church Chantry William R. Huntington Caroline Augusta Shelley Frank Hough Osborn Platt—Weber Christ Church Greenwich Conn M. George Thompson M. Frederick Putnam Platt Frederica Francesca Daisy Weber White—Sparks Warwick Tabor Knox Lewis Howell White Fishkill Clara Walling Samuel Sparks
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Death and funeral notices from New York and New Jersey

Obituary notes list numerous exact death dates and imminent funeral services across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Sedney Bird of Peekskill. Bower of Madison Avenue. Hartzheim in Bronx. Nichols at St Ignatius. Tompkins and van der Emde. plus many services at churches, temples, and Cemeteries with precise times and locations.

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In memory of died June memorial note

In memory of a loved one who died in June a brief obituary note honors their life. The notice names the deceased and marks the month of passing with formal remembrance.

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