President hosts naval luncheon amid Jamestown visitors
Washington society buzzes as the President entertains French and Dutch naval leaders at a luncheon. Admiral Thierry and Baron von Asbeck join a White House party with officials including the Secretary of State and Navy. A Dutch ministerial dinner follows and further entertainments are planned. Wedding notices and society events wrap the day.
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New York Times
Washington
Jamestown
Hampton Roads
Thierry
Baron von Asbeck
Navy
Brownson
White House
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Commerce and Labor
Theodore Barth
Reichstag
Berlin Nation
M. Jueserand
James R. Garfield
Interior
Edgar E. Clark
Charles P. Neill
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration
Samuel Gompere
T. W. Powderly
James O. Connell
Frank Morrisson
Belasco Theatre
Edwin Arden
Arden
Phoebe
Wilton Lackaye
Miss Spong
Miss Walker
Columbia Theatre
Estelle Wentworth
Frothingham
Huntington
Albert Parr
National Company
Norway
Hauge
A. C. Barney
Victor Corbett
Hannen Jennings
E. A. Mitchell
Patten
Jennings
Janin
Lydia Loring
Goldsborough
Albert 8. Key
Key
21St I Street
Frank B. Harrison
Hyde McGuire wedding planned for June in Winchester
Lewis Livingston Hyde of New York and Miss Leila Moss McGuire plan to wed on Saturday June 22 at Christ Church Winchester Virginia. The couple will reside in New York after a European stay and have a no reception ceremony.
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Lewis Livingston Hyde
New York
Leila Moss McGuire
Christ Church
Winchester
Mr. Hyde
Mary McGuire Stevens
John Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
Ogden H. Hammond
William D. Ward
George Fee
Bridgepore Conn
Randolph McGuire
Arother
Hugh McGuire
Alexandria
Robert E. L. Lewis
Plainfield
N. J
Henry L. Armstrong
Oswego
Colwin A. Stevens
Yale
Washington Uare West
Europe
MISS FISH WEDDING PLANS SHARE BIG GUEST LIST
Albert Zabriskie Gray will wed Marian Fish in St Bartholomew's Church on June 12 with an unusually large number of ushers. His brother Austin Gray serves as best man and several Gray siblings and Fish relatives join as ushers. The couple will spend the summer at a Hempstead cottage and enjoy outdoor life.
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Albert Zabriskie Gray
John Clinton Gray
Gray
Marian Fish
St. Bartholomew's Church
Austin Gray
Burnham
Boston
John Clinton Gray, Jr
Henry G. Gray
Stuyvesantsh, Jr
Sidney Webster Fish
Rothers
Charles Oelrichs, Jr
Arthur Delano Weekes, Jr
Kenneth T. Budd
E. R. Marvin
John
M. 8. Bartlett
J. L. Lovering
Grenville Clar Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Philip Livermore
Mr. Gray
Hamilton Fish
Mr . Gray
Hempstead
L. I
Miss Lewis's Wedding Plans
Clifford Wheaton Vaughan of this city, son of Mrs Henry W Vaughan, and Mises Eleanor Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. The notice states upcoming nuptials between two local residents with family details.
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Clifford Wheaton Vaughan
Henry W. Vaughan
Mises Eleanor Lewis
Crocker Masten Wedding at St James Church Madison Ave
In St James Church at noon yesterday George A. Crocker and Miss Elizabeth Masten wed with Bishop Courteney officiating. The ceremony featured white lilies and stocks, a twenty-voice choir, and a small bridal party including Dorothy Roosevelt as maid of honor. Afterward a reception at the Masten home, relatives and intimate friends only, due to mourning. The Crockers plan a June European summer before settling in New York.
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St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
George A. Crocker
Elizabeth M. Masten
Arthur H. Masten
Frederick Courteney
William Sloane
Mr. Crocker
Arthur C. Ludington
Russell E. Lard
Richard Duane Humphreys
Dorothy Q. Roosevelt
Miss Masten
Miss Roosevelt
Hilborne L. Roosevelt
George
Weston
Mr. Crother
Masten
East Seventieth Street
Mrs. Cr
Boyd and Ruth O Day Married in Manhattan Home
William Butler Boyd of New Brunswick New Jersey and Ruth O Day wed at 6 o clock last night at the bride’s sister Mrs Henry Dixon Morrison’s East Fifty seventh Street home. The Rev Matthew Taylor officiated with Charles O Day giving the bride away. The couple plan a honeymoon in Canada then reside in New York.
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William Butler Boyd
Hugh Boyd
New Brunswick
N. J
Home News
Ruth O'Day
Daniel O'Day
Henry Dixon Morrison
East Fifty-seventh Street
Matthew Taylor
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Charles O'Day
Dorothy
Geraldine O'Day
Miss O'Day
Louise Stone
Genevieve Stone
Elia O'Day
Camperen acPherson
Arthur Boyd
Mrs. Boyd
Canada
New York
Clarke Marries Townsend Lawrence Atterbury in City Home
George M. Clarke son of the late William Clarke of Baltimore wed Annie Townsend Lawrence Atterbury daughter of Mrs. Lewis Atterbury in a 3:30 pm ceremony at the bride’s mother's home 141 West sixtieth Street. Reverend Hugh oe read officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and lilies of the valley and was given in marriage by her brother Lawrence Atterbury. Best man was Stewart Camp. The couple proceed on a bridal tour and will reside in the city.
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George M. Clarke
William Clarke
Baltimore
Annie Townsend Lawrence Atterbury
Lewis Atterbury
West Eight -Sixth Street
Hugh
St. George's Church
Lawrence Atterbury
Stewart Camp
Clarke
Miss Katherine Hollifield Weds Edward Scudder in Newark Church
Miss Katherine Cochran Hollifield, daughter of the late Rev A Nelson Hollifield, married Edward W Scudder, son of Wallace M Scudder, at Third Presbyterian Church Newark in a ceremony led by Rev Robert Scott Inglis. Relatives and friends attended as attendants included Miss Mary Hollifield and Miss Antoinette Quinby Scudder. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home 90 Clinton Avenue, with plans to spend the summer at the bridegroom’s father’s country home in Summit New Jersey.
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Katherine Cochran Hollifield
A. Nelson Hollifield
Edward W. Scudder
Wallace M. Scudder
Newark Evening News
Third Presbyterian Church
Newark
Robert Scott Inglis
Franklin Briggs
Horace Bartram
W. Arthur Babson
Clifford R. Babson
South Orange
August Roche
East Orange
Clinton Avenue
Philadelphia Bride Corne lia Bonnell Greene Weds Paul King
Miss Corne lia Bonnell Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Greene and Paul King of New York married at the Greene home in Germantown today. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J Marchant-Hayman with Rev Stewart P Keeling assisting. The couple will reside in Germantown.
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Philadelphia
Cornelia Bonnell Greene
Stephen Greene
Paul King
New York
Germantown
J. Marchant-Hayman
Stewart P. Keeling
Martha Houston Evans
Sarah Elfield Evans
Ruth King
Ella Schwinn
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert D. Gauley
John J. Houston Evans
Cnew
Otto King
Henry F. Waltman
Findlays Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Findlay of 471 West 145th Street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a party hosted by their ten children and many friends.
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Findlays
William Findlay
West 145Th Street
Mrs Brownell to Wed Paul Gudebrod
Engagement announced of Mrs Edith Bleything Brownell daughter of Dr George Dacre Bleything to Paul Gudebrod. Wedding planned for the first week in September at the country home of Dr Bleything in Morristown.
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Brownell
Paul Gudebrod
Edith Bleything Brownell
George Dacre Bleything
Dr. Bleything
Morristown
Miss Gertrude Eyre Engaged to Henry Wiener Miller Jr
Mr and Mrs Francis Beverly Eyre of New Brighton announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Gertrude Montagu Eyre to Henry Wiener Miller Jr The notice lists the families and the engaged couple in a formal society style typical of the era
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Francis Beverly Eyre
New Brighton
Miss Gertrude Montagu Eyre
Henry Wiener Miller, Jr
Weddings Set for Today at 556 Madison Avenue
Miss Louise F. Jackson will wed Henry Timore at 4 PM in her mother's home at 556 Madison Avenue. Attendants include Miss Adelaide Robert Jackson and Miss Elizabeth Maben of Birmingham. Mrs Daisy Simon and Mr Gummere of Trenton will attend. William S Hancock ofton serves as best man, with guests traveling on a special car for the occasion.
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Louise F. Jackson
William H. Jackson
Madison Avenue
Henry
Timore
Miss Jackson
Adelaide Robert Jackson
Elizabeth Maben
Birmingham
Daisy Simon
Andrew Simonds
Leston
8. C
Gummere
Trenton
Doys
William 8. Hancock Ofton
Edna May Weds Oscar Lewison in Windsor Registry
Miss Edna May Titus Pettie marries Oscar Lewisohn in Windsor registry with family present. The couple plans a Paris honeymoon after a London ceremony. Edna May, 28, and Oscar, 22, are linked to Percy Lewisohn of New York and copper fortunes.
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Miss May
Paris
Cablegram
Trax New York Traxs Co
London
Edna May
Windsor
Oscar Lewisohn
Leonard Lewisohn
New York
Torwood
Ascot
Berks
Edna May Titus
Edna May Pettie
Frederick Titus
Cadogan Place
Mrs. Lewisohn
Balloon mishap suspends actors during Fascinating Flora finale
During the last act at the Casino Adele Ritchie and Louis Harrison were left suspended in the stage balloon for nearly twenty minutes after a scene shifter tangled the guy rope. The balloon remained aloft until a new pulley allowed it to be lowered safely.
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Adele Ritchie
Louis Harrison
George Marion to produce new season plays
George Marion will become incident producer for next season starting with The Merry Widow for Henry W. Savage before new productions begin. He hinted from Paris he might take a part himself. Ellington will appear next season in Dr Wake's Patient at the Lyceum Theatre with Gayer Mackey and Edith Ostlere as joint authors. Mile. Darie debuted in Jardin de Paris on the roof of the New York Theatre. Mme Emme Almeri sang Lucia di Lmmermoor at the Grand Theatre with Abramson's Italian Lyric Company. Il Trovatore will be offered this evening. John Philip Sousa was the guest of honor at a Hermitage luncheon hosted by Melyne.
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George Marion
Henry W. Savage
Paris
Eer Lllington
Dr. Wake
Lyceum Theatre
Gayer Mackey
Edith Ostlere
Mile. Darie
Manhattan Opera House
New York Theatre
Mme
Emme Almeri
Lucia di
Treasury Secretary Cortelyou Sits for A Edmund Portrait
Secretary Cortelyou visited artist A Edmund at 62 West Thirty-eighth Street for a final sitting. Edmund also has finished or unfinished portraits of Taft Metcalf Wynee Edwin Alder man and Judge Dickson.
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Treasury
Cortelyou
A. Edmund
West Thirty-eighth Street
Edmund
Law School and St Lawrence University commencements set at Majestic Theatre
The Brooklyn Law School and St Lawrence University hold commencement exercises at the Majestic Theatre in Brooklyn on Thursday at 8 15 oclock. Supreme Court Justice Gaynor will deliver the opening address.
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Brooklyn Law School
St. Lawrence University
Majestic Theatre
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Ocean Travelers Sailings Listed for Southampton and Rotterdam
Passengers booked to sail today on the White Star liner Oceanic to Southampton include numerous couples and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Charles M Alexander Mr and Mrs J M Arnold and Dr and Mrs Albert H Buck. The Holland America liner Statendam bound for Rotterdam lists Baron and Baroness Berthemy and several others.
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Southampton
Charles M. Alexander
J. M. Arnold
R.S. Adler
E Baldwin
J. Mark Baldwin
Dawson Case
Albert H. Buck
W. I. Buc
C. H. Butler
End
I. Chandler
and Reiter
Heary F Cook
Fes
Sunley
Rs. Hanna
G. L. Hoyt
F. B. Jameson
Peter Kerr
Milton Beckwix
United Tes At
Sell
Bto
N. Watwee P. Whi
R. W. Winston
Statendam
Rotterdam
Berthemy
En Abbott
Medbery
Twelve child family leaves Noordam for long Western journey
In the Noordam’s cabin from Rotterdam Mrs Hans de Hartogh and her twelve children, oldest Everdina 16, youngest a five month old, bade farewell to captain Stenger as they head to a farm near Davenport Iowa after a year in the United States. The couple will seek to repeat farm success, while other Noordam passengers include Mr and Mrs Peter van Vilet of Memphis and their two daughters and several other travelers including Vanderbilt and Greenwood family members.
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Noordam
Rotterdam
Hans de Hartogh
Miss Everdina
Stenger
Holland
de Hartogh
Dikes
Peter B. van Vilet
Memphis
Tenn
Luke Bee
One man exhibition by Charleston born painter W H Coffin opens
A young artist born in Charleston and long resident in Europe presents a studio show at 114 East 28th Street open afternoons to June 12. The works mix Venetian and Paris scenes with portraits in red chalk mezzotint style and pastels, including a notable portrait of his father and a Life of a Morton family daughter.
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Charleston
France
Italy
W. Haskell Coffin
Venice
Paris
Europe
Place Bastille
Notre Dame
Ste. Géneviéve
St. Séverin
Cluny Museum
Rialto
Grand Canal
Adriatic
Turner
Whistler
Ziem
Rico
Coffin
George M. Coffin
New York
Paul Morton
Mrs Pepper Becomes Mrs Vanderbilt in Brooklyn Wedding
Spiritualist leader Rev May 8 Pepper wed Edward Ward Vanderbilt, a Manhattan lumber merchant, in Manhattan on Saturday. Pepper plans to retire from the pulpit while remaining open to private séances, and the couple expect to travel abroad soon. Vanderbilt, about sixty, has long attended Pepper's séances and previously lived in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Pepper
Soul Communion Church
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Manhattan
St. Petersburg
Mrs. Pepper
St. Mark’s Avenue
Edward
Mr. Vanderbilt
Liberty Street
Waverly Avenue
Fraternity of the
Aurora Grata
Bedford Avenue
Madison Street
Abram H. Dalley
Isaac K. Funk
Faye
Little Bright Eyes
Bright
Europe
Deutschland
Massachusetts
Yale Tap Day condemned by Hartford Courant editor
The Hartford Courant denounces Yale senior societies and the Tap Day ritual as cruel and alienating. An editorial, likely written by a Bones member, calls for abolition, criticizing the public spectacle and the celebration of winners and shaming losers on campus.
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New York Times
Hartford
Yale
Hartford Courant
Skull and Bones
Secre
Rice Muffins and Canned Delights For Summer Kitchens
The article highlights breakfast muffins made from rice flour at New York hotels, selling for 10 cents a package, and introduces wheat berry as a puffed grain breakfast. It lists kippered hag from Scotland at 17 cents per can, canned deviled crabs, California prunes in ten pound boxes at 89 cents, lentils, flageolets at 40 cents a pound, dried beans, and veal loaf in cans as convenient summer items for households and cottages.
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New York
Scotland
California
Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against Hess in Abduction
The grand jury in Baltimore expected to file indictments against Theodore Hess, former police officer, for kidnapping, abduction, and assault in the elopement with fourteen year old Elizabeth Grady. Andrew Grady and Lieut. Becker testified. Hess’s wife attended but declined to testify.
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Theodore Hess
Baltimore
Elizabeth Grady
Hess
Andrew Grady
Lieut. Becker
Central Office
Stock Exchange Clerk Stricken With Appendicitis
James Lee a Stock Exchange telephone clerk for E. and C. Randolph fell ill on the floor yesterday afternoon and was taken to the emergency room in the Stock Exchange Building. He was attended by a physician from Manhattan Life Insurance and is now at New York Hospital.
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James Lee
Stock Exchange
E. & C. Randolph
Manhattan Life Insurance Office
Lee
New York Hospital
Death List of a Day William J Fryer Dies at New Providence
William J Fryer chairman of the City Board of Examiners and municipal appeals authority for architects and builders died Sunday at his summer home in New Providence New Jersey Born in Albany in 1842 he studied architecture and engineering and worked in iron work before joining city government He led the State Law Commission in 1892 and served again in 1899 He was a member of the Holland and St Nicholas Societies He leaves a widow.
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William J. Fryer
City Board of Examiners
New Providence
N. J
Albany
Willis & Ogden
Fryer
New York
State Law Commission
Building Department
Law Commission
Holland and
S J. Nicholas
Notable Deaths Across Cities Highlight 19th Century Figures
Obituaries report HY Davis at 72 in Cambridge Mass a former actor manager. Benjamin Kissam a 40-year Jersey City stationer dies in Elizabeth New Jersey. Caroline Hammel widow of Louis Hammel dies in Brooklyn. Dr. Young J. Allen, missionary to China, dies in Shanghai aged 72. Patrick Kinney of Jersey City dies from fall injuries at 49. Asa Sharp New Jersey Central Railroad auditor dies of typhoid in Lebanon. Rev Tobias Glenn longtime pastor of St Patrick’s Watertown dies aged 68. James Rozell feed merchant dies at 66 in New York. Erskine Uhl longtime YMCA official dies after operation. Greenleaf Clarke veteran Evening Post worker dies in New York.
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HY Davis
Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin Kissam
Elizabeth
N. J
New York
James B. Kissam
Caroline S. Hammel
Louis Hammel
Woodbine Street
Brooklyn
Germany
Rockaway Beach
Hammel
Patrick Kinney
Thirteenth Street
Jersey City
Asa Sharp
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lebanon
David C. A
William Sharp
Howard Sharp
Easton
Penn
Lebanon Reformed Church
Tobias Glenn
St. Patrick's Church
Watertown
N. Y
Rosell
Eleventh Avenue
Rozell
Erskine Uhl
International Committee
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mr. Uhl
Poughkeepsie
New York University
Uhl
Poughkeepsie Young Men’s Christian Association
Greenleaf Clarke
Evening Post
Manchester
N. H
Gilmanton
William Cogswell Clarke
Anna Maria Greeley
the Mirror and Farmer of
I John B. Clarke
Havering Pose
Ming
Razing the Lorillard Villa Ends Historic Era
SAYVILLE June 4 The razing of the Lorillard villa on the West Bayard Cutting place at Oakdale L I began today. The villa had served as a recuperating hospital after the Spanish American War and was linked to W B Cutting Jr now abroad in Switzerland whose health is said to suffer from his prior occupancy of the house.
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Sayville
N. I
W. Bayard Cutting
Oakdale
L. I
W. B. Cutting, Jr
Switzerland
Cuba
Allen's Foot-Health Powder Advertised Foot Care
In a Pinch uses Allen's Foot-Health Powder for tired and swollen feet. The ad cites over 30,000 testimonials and promotes availability at druggists for 25 cents plus trial by mail from Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Adv
Marriages Listed for Early June Across Several Churches
The notices record weddings on June 1 3 and 4 in locations including New York City Plymouth Mass Glen Cove and Philadelphia. Couples include Annie Townsend Lawrence with George M Clarke Elizabeth Maxwell Masten with George A Crocker Jr Elizabeth Hopper Hopkins with La Fayette Olney Caroline Stevens with Egerton Stevens and Helena Meln Wade with Alfred Byers Wade.
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Olney—Hopkins
Nooy
Aarberg
Glen Cove
L. L
Elizabeth Hopper
Mary Hopper
Edwin A. Hopkins
la Fayette Olney
Stevens
Morgan
Plymouth
Mass
Paul Revere Frothiham Caroline
Richard Morgan
Car Egerton Stevens
Newark
Wade
Philadelphia
Helena
John H. Meln
Alfred Byers Wade
Obituaries taken from Buffalo and New York notices
Death notices announce Mary Herrick of Cape Vincent at Buffalo on June 28 and many others across New York including Bodker in Hyde Park Cincinnati and Duncan in Brooklyn. Funeral details list residences, church services, and burial arrangements for each deceased.
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St. Mary's Church
Hyde Park
Duncan
Lafayette Av
Brooklyn
Sarah
Fryer
New Providence
N. J
William J. Fryer
Barclay Christopher Ste
Barclay
Christopher
Newark
Gorton
James Sanford Gorton
11Th St
Hatfield
Anne W
Henry R. Hatfield
Garden St
Hoboken
Israel
Prairie Av
Chicago
Emma Israel
Nathan Israel
Frederick
Becky
Joseph
David
Carrie Frohmann
Cherry St
Elizabeth
Woodlawn
Messick
Charles Messick
Hotel Orleans
West 8Th St
Stephen ‘Merritt
New York
Charles Trinder Middlebrook
St. Agnes Chapel
Trinity Parish
Nash
Alice Mildred
William R
M. Grace Nash
East 124Th St. Parr
William FB. Parr
Linden L
Sarah C. Parr
Ross St
Pepin
Palisades
N. Y
Pauline Adele
Victor A
Lucetta Woodruff
Strawberry Hill
West Point
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