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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1910

Page

11

Broadway Summer Widowers Show Opens With Spectacle

The Broadway Theatre debuts The Summer Widowers a three ring comedy musical with Lew Fields Irene Franklin Fritz Williams Willis Sweatnam and a large company. The production features clever numbers by Franklin and Hayes amid high energy stagecraft including flying airplanes and a surf scene. Despite uneven plotting the show delivers strong specialty acts and a lively vaudeville flavor that should appeal to warm weather audiences.

Broadway Sumhmer Fritz ‘‘Iliairs Music Hall Irene Franklin Lew Fields Coperely Delitessen Willis Sweatnam Paul Nicholson Angie Norton Helen Hayes Alice Dovey Walter Perceval Vernon Castle Ada Lewis Dan Rdle Hess Sisters Hyde Vaudevilly

Polaire Arrives in New York for Hammerstein Sketch

Mile Polaire, Paris star of Ariadne and La Maison du Danse fame, lands in New York aboard La Savoie. She faces customs trouble over jewels and costumes, then departs in a taxi, trunks left with the government as she plans a U.S. appearance tomorrow at Hammerstein's Roof Garden in 4 Le Visiteur.

Mile Polaire Paris Regina Badei Opéra Comique London New York la Savoie Hammerstein Pares Theatre du ‘Vaudeville la Maison du Danse Pierre Louys Aphrodite Regina Badet Mile- Polaire Brieux America Laurence Irving Mademoiselle Aswers Bernhardt

Blamilton L. Marshall Benefit Planned at Herald Square

A benefit performance is arranged for newspaper man Blamilton L. Marshall who has suffered a breakdown. The Herald Square Theatre will host the event next evening with the program to be staged from eight to nine.

Blamilton L. Marshall Herald Square Theatre Thunerl Atfides

Doyle Play The Speckled Band Stuns Adelphi Tonight

Sherlock Holmes returns in an Adelphi Theatre adaptation of Conan Doyle’s story The Speckled Band. A trained snake kills its master on stage as the audience gasps and Doyle bows amid a wild reception.

Chale New York Times London Sherlock Holmes Adelphi Theatre Conan Doyle Doyle

Billings Vander Poel Wedding Reported at Fort Washington

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corne lius Kingsley Garrison Billings married William Vander Poel yesterday afternoon at Tyron Hall Fort Washington Avenue and 190th Street. The Rev Ernest M Stires officiated with a cousin Miss Margaret Billings as bridesmaid and Oakley Vander Poel as best man. The guest list includes numerous Vander Poel and Billings relatives and friends.

Blanche Pauline Billings Cornelius Kingsley Garrison Billings William Laisted Vander Tyron Hall Fort Washingtn Avenue 190Th Street Mr. Billings Ernest M. Stires St. Thomas‘s Church Margaret Billings Chicago Hermhat Oakley Vander Poel Douglas Green Péter Varnum Theron Strong Wright Barclay J. Henry Alexandre, Jr Albert Lawrence Atterburyi Harold Talbot James B. Taylor Frederick Hartwell Ss Hazard R. H. Hallsted H. Myers MciNell Rodewald Sheehan le Grand L. Benedict

Roosevelt Jr Hosts Bachelor Dinner Ahead of Wedding

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. held a bachelor dinner at Delmonico's with guests including Evelyn Du Pont Irving and many notable friends. He and Miss Eleanor Alexander obtained a marriage license at City Hall and plan a June wedding at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church followed by a San Francisco home.

Theodore| Roosevelt, Jr Delmonico’s Mr. Roosevelt Evelyn du Pont Irving Francis Roche John W. Cutler Hamilton Fish, Jr E. Morgan Gilbert Fulton Cutting Elliot Cutler Grafton Chapman George Roosevelt Monroe Douglas Robinson Maurite Roche Sidney Fish Shaun Kelly Arthur Russell Jones Clarence L. Hay Elliot C. Cowdin Skiddy von Stade John K. Hollins Nathaniel S. Simpkins, Jr Theodore Roosevelt, Sr Salling Augusta Victoria Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church San Francisco

Frances Cleve land Lamont to Francis Le Baron Robbins Jr wedding

Miss Frances Lamont daughter of Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont will marry Francis Le Baron Robbins Jr. on June 18 at Grace Church Millbrook New York. Attendants include sisters Elizabeth Katharine Lamont and Mary Alice Robbins sister of the bridegroom. Best man Shepard Ashman Morgan and a list of ushers from New York and Williamstown. Clergy are Rev Howard Robbins and Rev Charles Gilbert. Breakfast at Mrs Lamonts country place. Robbins is son of Rev Dr and Mrs Francis Le Baron Robbins of Greenfield Massachusetts and a Harvard Law School graduate member of the Adph Delta Phi Club.

Frances Cleveland Lamont Daniel S. Lamont West Fifty-third Street Francis I. Baron Robbins, Jr Grace Church Milbrook Henry ‘Hopkins Harold Norton Landon Mr. Robbins Marshall Bartholomew Arthur Newell Cowperthwait Floyd Reeves Smith New York Lewis Perry Williamstown Howard Andler Robbins Englewood N. J Charles Gilbert Millbrook Lamont Robbins Francis le Baron Robbins Greenfield Mass Levi P. Morton of Wi Harvard Law School Adph Delta Phi Club

Porter Glover Wedding Planned at 3 Park Avenue

Miss Harriet P. Porter daughter of Mrs. Frank Brinley Porter will wed George Horton Glover Jr. on June 9 at 3 Park Avenue. Miss Julia Parish Dodge will be the only attendant with Richard Lounsbery as best man. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes to officiate for immediate family. The engagement was announced May 4.

Frank Brinley Porter Park Avenue George Horton Glover, Jr Porter Julia Parish Dodge Cleveland H. Dodge Richard Lounsbery Richard P. Lounsbery Anson Phelps Stokes

Edna Mason to Wed Henry Stanley Hyde in Boston Church

The wedding of Miss Edna Mason and Henry S Hyde of New York is set for Saturday at 4 PM in Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church Boston. Dr Faunce Brown University president will perform the ceremony followed by a reception at 468 Commonwealth Avenue. Miss Ella Mason will be maid of honor with no bridesmaids. Best man Leaver Warlande. Ushers include H Perry D McKesson E B Nye from New York and D Sharp A M Goodridge from Boston.

Edna Mason Henry Stanley Hyde New York Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church Boston Dr Faunce Brown University Commonwealth Avenue Ella Mason Leaver Warlande Mr. Hyde Zen H. Perry Donald McKesson Ephraim B. Nye Daniel Sharp Arthur M. Goodridge

Anita Clark Engaged to John P Woodard

Announcement states Miss Anita Clark of Dedham Massachusetts is engaged to John P Woodard of Bangor Maine daughter of Mrs H B Richardson announces engagement plans for a wedding to follow.

Anita Clark H. B. Richardson Dedham Mass John P. Woodard J Bangor

Mrs Taft Returns to Washington

Mrs. William H. Taft, wife of the President, returned to Washington from Cincinnati where she had visited her ill father John W. Herron who is 82 and much improved in health.

Brooklyn Bureau Appeals for $150 for Widow with Six Children

The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities appeals for 150 dollars to supplement a widow with six children, oldest a 13 year old. The widow earns seven dollars weekly and the Bureau hopes to raise her income until the eldest boy secures working papers as relief.

Brooklyn Bureau of Charities Latken Public School Bureau

Miss Ethel Gowdin Weds in St Georges Church

Nobility attends a stylish ceremony at St George's Church Stuyvesant Square as Miss Ethel Gowdin, daughter of John B Cowdin, marries Charles Morgan in a noon service. The gown is satin with lace, while bridesmaids wear white chiffon and pink roses. A reception follows at the Cowdin home and a large guest list includes prominent families of New York society.

John E. Cowdin Charles Morgan Cowdin Stuyvesant Square Ethel Cowdin John B. Cowdin Gertrude Cheever Katharine Atterbury Margaret Dix Gertrude Sheldon Emily Sloane Edith Deacon Priscilla Toland Frances Hadden Gramercy Park Rosalind Fish Sidney Webster Newport J. T. Atterbury Seeeee Appleton H. B. Babcock Woodward Babcock J. E Hadden J. Bordeh Harriman Hermann Kinnicutt Samuel Lambert Lambert Franklin Lord Henry Man Fuller Potter Clarence Pell G. Reldon Henry T. Sloane Strong Alice

Wedded to Frederick W. Goddard at 270 West 73rd Street

Gladys Torrance Benjamin wed Frederick Worth Goddard in a ceremony at her parents' home 270 West Seventy third Street. Rev. S De Lancey Townsend officiated before relatives and close friends, followed by a large reception. Mrs George Hilliard Benjamin hosted. Mr Benjamin gave the bride in marriage.

Gladys Torrance Benjamin Park Benjamin Frederick Worth, Goddard West Seventy-third Street de Lancey Townsend All Angels’ Episcopal Church George Hilliard Benjamin John Newton Goddard Mary McCall John A. McCall Stuart Johnston

Miss Morecraft and Schlereth wed at home ceremony

Miss Jennie Morecraft of South Bound Brook and George Nelson Schlereth of Jersey City married last Wednesday at the bride’s home with Rev. Culp officiating and Rev. Knox assisting. Best man was Robert C. Schlereth and maid of honor Florence Morecraft. They left for a honeymoon at Niagara Falls.

Jennie Morecraft South Bound Brook N. J George Nelson Schlereth Jersey City C. J. Culp A. W. Knox New Brunswick Robert C. Schlereth Florence Morecraft Niagara Falls

Wedding of Marguerite Pierson and George Hull Jr

Miss Marguerite Pierson and George Huntington Hull Jr are to wed at 4 PM on Wednesday June 15 at Gen J Fred Pierson and Mrs Piersons residence 20 West Fifty second Street The bride to be s only attendant is Miss Helen Cadwalader The ushers are Claude W Jester Howard Plummer Carol Ladd James R Pierson and Ellis Adams The best man is Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson The reman will be performed by Phil Mercer Kinelander and a reception will follow

Marguerite Pierson George Huntington Hull, Jr J. Fred Pierson Pierson West Fifty-second Street Helen Cadwalader John Cadwalader Philadelphia Hull Claude W.jester Howard Plummer Carol Ladd James R. Pierson Ellis Adams Richmond Pearson Hobson Phil Mercer Kinelander

Jaeger 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated

Mr and Mrs Richard H Jaeger of 19 East 167th Street marked their twenty fifth anniversary at the Yorkville Casino with about 100 guests including Po lis Council Royal Arcanum German Apothecary Society and Ladies Heart Circle members. The evening featured a renewal ceremony, banquet with Trinity quartet and Prof F J Flynns orchestra, toasts by Robert Grass and speeches by Felix Hirseman and Dr James, followed by dancing.

Richard H. Jaeger East 167Th Street Yorkville Casino Polaris Council Royal Arcanum German Apothecary Society Ladies’ Heart Circle Trinity Quartet F. J. Flynn Robert Grass Felix Hirséman Dr. James

Violinist Fritz Kriesler Sails for Europe After Tour

Austrian violinist Fritz Kriesler and Mrs Kriesler departed on the Hamburg American liner Amerika for Europe. He completed a tour of seventy concerts and plans to perform in London before joining a royal event. The couple will embark on a awaiting tour, with details for the next season hinted at in evolving plans.

Fritz Kriesler Cote

R. M. Chesebrough Dead in London Pneumonia Claim

Robert Maxwell Chesebrough, 45, son of Chesebrough Manufacturing founder Robert A. Chesebrough, died yesterday in London of pneumonia. The New Rochelle native was born in 1863, attended Harvard in 1887, and played a key role in the family business.

Robert Maxwell Chesebrough Robert A. Chesebrough Chesebrough Manufacturing Company State Street London Millbrook N. Y Waseling Chesebrough Manufacture Company New Rochelle Harvard University

Mrs. George Lorillard Ronalds Death Report Corrected

Paris dispatch clarifies that Mrs. George Lorillard Ronalds formerly Miss Pauline Wittmeyer did not die. The erroneous death notice referenced Mrs. Ronalds in New York while she has lived in Paris for years, with a name confusion as the source.

Paris Pierre Lorillard Ronalds George Lorillard Ronalds Pauline Antoinette Wittmeyer Ronalds New York

Death of Edward J Swartz Prominent Philadelphia Editor

Edward J Swartz longtime editor of The Evening Telegraph and noted dramatic critic died at his Philadelphia home from rheumatic gout. A playwright of forty four years, he wrote works including A Square Man Dad's Girl Princess Chuck The Governess Our Angel The Earth Diamond The Envoy Bassett's Fairy The Clipper and The Syndicate. He was born in Buffalo sixty two years ago and moved to Philadelphia in 1866 joining The Evening Telegraph that year and remaining there until his death.

Philadelphia Edward J. Swartz Evening Telegraph Chuck The Syndicate Mr. Swarts Buffalo

Notable Figures in Labor, Business and Society Die

Aggregated obituaries note the deaths of Gregory L. Gill a key labor leader and first National President of the United Hatters of North America at his Brooklyn home, John H. Shaffer founder of American Brewing Company in Auburn California, George A. Willets of White Plains in his sixties, Joseph A. Lauby retired broker in Brooklyn, John Holtin Civil War veteran in Brooklyn, Edward C. Ritsher Chicago lawyer linked to Walsh banks, Charles L. Church veteran minstrel in Cambridge, Andrew J. Griby Lafayette Slate executive in Newton, Mary Elizabeth Dewey Boston writer known for translations and biography, and George Cox Hoboken elder and long-time resident.

Gregory L. Gill United Hatters of North America Throop Avenue Brooklyn John H. Shaffer American Brewing Company Auburn Cal George A. Willets White Plains Joseph A. Lauby South Third Street France John Holtin Park Place Edward C. Ritsher John R. Walsh Ritsher Walsh Charles L Church Cambridge Mass Church England Baltimore Christy Minstrel Company Morris Brothers’ Company Andrew J. Gr‘by Eldent Lafayette Slate Company Newton N. J Mary Elizabeth Dewey Boston Miss Dewey Gloucester George Band Miller of George Cox Est Hoboken

Duveen Couple Welcome Daughter in Cedarhurst Home

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Duveen greet a daughter born Sunday at their Cedarhurst residence. Mrs Moss of this city is the mother and Mr Duveen is the son of Sir Joseph Duveen of London. The couple wed on June 1 1908.

Benjamin Duveen Cedarhurst U. S Duveen Harry Edward Moss Mr. Duveen Sir Joseph Duveen London

Henry W. Savage Taps Mabel Wilber for Merry Widow Role

Henry W. Savage engages Mabel Wilber for the title role in the Eastern Merry Widow company next season. Mabel Nelson, reportedly related to Battling Ne, leaves chorus work in The Merry Girl to perform dancing with lions at the Bostock Arena in Coney Island.

Henry W. Savage Mabel Wilber Merry Widow ' Company Mabel Nelson Battling Ne Liong Coney Island

Marriage and Death Notices For The New York Times

Notices indicate marriage and death announcements intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief item notes submission via phone for spacing in the newspaper’s notices column.

New York Times Bryant

Marks Family Announces Confirmation Of Lawrence George

Mr and Mrs H L Marks announce the confirmation of their son Lawrence George at Temple Emanu El on Monday June 13. At home afterward at 4 West 22d Street with a reception in the afternoon and evening.

Engagement of Lillian Rosenberg to Killo Quinto

Mr and Mrs Samuel Rosenberg announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Killo Quinto. At home Sunday June 19 from 3 to 6 P M. No cards.

Quinto—Rosenberg Samuel Rosenberg West 118Th St Lillian Killo Quinto

Married couples listed in June 1910 notices

A list of wedding announcements dated June 1 3 4 1910 across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Names include Katharine E Weeks Ronald K Brown Eva B Foster Robert W Edwards Jr Robt Stephen Galston Evelyn Poor Philip Gardiner Christine Norton Hastings Norton Eleanor Richardson Harry Ferguson Richardsan Leé Elliott Gertrude Shaw Derick Bauer Ros Kaan George Bolton Pauline Clift Susie Wilson Alma Davis Points and others.

James Harper Poor Philip Parkhurst Gardiner Norton—Liggett Samuel Phillips Savage North Broad St Elisabeth N. J George A. Liggett H. Payson D. D Christine John Albert Liggett Rahway Hastings Norton, Richardson—Harris Jefferson Av Brooklyn N. Y Robert Rogere Eleanor Louise Bainbridge John Black Harris Harry Ferguson Richardgan Danbury Gertrude Shaw Derick B. Bauer Long Island Cornell — Dickinson Julia Dickinson Ha Foley Flesing Rera Mine Lin Beene Foley Lawr Nan Nellie G.ete Lawrence New Jersey Aswald—Seidler Newark Louise G. Beidler Ewe Ley Laster Hopen Elisabeth Osaeate Roderick Dunst Scheele Eile Emma Bisher Davie Jung U Ren Atina Read Es Wen

Marital Notices Across New Jersey and New York Regions

A long list of marriage notices appears in multiple towns including Newark Paterson Montclair Long Branch Kingston Yonkers and Poughkeepsie. Entries name brides and grooms with marriage dates ranging May 28 to June 2 and venues such as Prospect Park Newark and Elizabeth.

H —West Prospect Park Herbert Hess Holman Maryott Newark Mabel Maryott Asa Holman Hout Nowell Keller—Valentine Jina Paterson Minnie Valentine John B. Keller Lane—Forsythe Asbury Park Viola Forsythe Gordon E. Lane Leslie—Lock Wood Heulah T. Lockwood Lemuel I. Lesiie McCormick—Mcclintock New May Popp Marks Elizabeth Lucy Marks Philip W. Popp Queck Summers Long Branch Rosa Sommers William Queck Schultz Eggers Secaucus Min Aapers Carl Schultz Sc CH Ensign Elizeate Grace Ensign Charles Schmalisetich Seward—Harris Roseville Edith Harris William H. Seward Smith—Keeler West Hoboken Anna Keeler William J. Smith Throckmorton Ella L. Huff Clarence Weber—Lautenschleger West Hobdoken Elizabeth Lautenschleger Michael Weber Woolsey — Robbins Some Robbins Charles de W. WoolwRil — Bennett Louise Bennett Adelbert Wright Zusi—Caufield Agnes Caufield Leonard Zus

Obituary notices from New York area on June 1910

A collection of death notices and funeral details for numerous individuals including Robert Maxwell Chesebrough Adelaide Cutter Elizabeth De Garmo Evelyn Dodd Thomas Fitzgerald Harriet Greens Daniel Griffen Charles Gulden Mary Leech George Morgan John Pothemus Stephen Steen Mary Stone and many others with service times addresses and burial details across Brooklyn Yonkers Chicago and New Jersey.

Chesebrough London England Robert Maxwell Robert A. Chesebrough Cutter Adelaide Cornelia Paulk John D. Cutter Pacific St Brooklyn DE Garmo West Sid St Elizabeth E W. B. de Garmo Dodd Evelyn Pratt Dodd Philip Stephens Dodd Cleveland Ohio James W. Pratt New York St. Andrew's M. E Fitzgerald Thomas J Mary E. Fitzgerald St. Mark‘s Place Bolema Rlem St. Augustine's Church Harriett William Z. Greene Griffen Hot Springs Daniel M. Griff’en Kensico Harris Philadelphia Joseph BoMool House Lane Germantown Penn Knobloch Hamburg Germany Mathikde Knotfioch Thorner Lerweh Mary Leech William F. Leech Paris France Morrrgan George Morgan Matthew and Amie Cole Morgan Scholfield Essex Fells N. J John Pothemus Erie R. R Woodlands Cemetery California Smith Alexander Smith Jersey City Washingtonville Orange Co Hackeneack Steen Joseph Steen Stephen Merritt Burial Co Avr 19Th &J Stone Mary EB. Stone Chauncey G. Stone

Obituary notices listing June funerals across cities

A long list of death notices and funeral times for residents in New York state New Jersey and nearby areas. The notices include names addresses dates and scheduled funeral times with many entries marked for June 2 3 4 or 7. Some include ages and localities such as Brooklyn Long Island and Newark.

Obituary Notices Listed for June Deaths in Hudson Valley Area

A long list of June funeral notices and services for residents across Jersey City Hoboken Weehawken Newark Union Hill Plainfield and nearby towns including ages and scheduled times. Entries mention George Reed Louis Stible Patrick Rooney Mary Sullivan George Van Nest Thomas Reilly and others with service times from today to June 7.

Burr Potten Marty Cheng Lgene Ridgeport Ag i Chase Hershaks Pectiend Conn Foote Elien Danbury M. Holmes Mary al Hartford Keating Martin Bridgeport See Martha J Nbury McCluskey Annie New Haven Mead Caroline Greenwich Prederick A Scurat- Beak Meltomork Geport Ruth IL Seer Shields Jone Stapleton Ohn Banbury STOWE Queens Galcer College Point Gitlin Louis New Jersey Alyea James R Pennington Florence Harrison Carxey Thomas P Mulberry St Newark Carr Sarah E Paterson Eee Aee A Cox George West Aerenee Denbigh William H Passaic Dobbins Richard Sherman Dremer Ruth Hartford &J Kathryn Lotsh 9Th St Fanning Ellen Bergen St Flueger Paula M Thorne St Jersey City Foley John Boyd AY Folmar William South Orange Fury Pavonia Gericke William F Wilkinson Griffin Helen Hamilton &J Healey Alice R Henderson Orange Mary M Trenton TS. Kelly Mary E Kfreck Wilhemia Lake St Kuberry Anna Lauber Theodore Lazzi Mary C Union Lennon Michael G Atlantic St Jerome Maurice Barbara T O'Brien Francis Bloomfield Oliver Mary West Orange Oltheres Richard F Roselle Park Martinsville Viomini John St Union Hill Wallace Thomas Plainfield Weber Ethel

Unveiling Monuments at Local Cemeteries Today

A list of individuals including Conrad Heinrich Dattelbaum Engle Finkelstein Kehrmann Lazard Lesser Levy Lundy Malament Morris Pincus and others scheduled to unveil monuments at Mount Neboh Bayside Union Fields Mount Zion Salem Fields Mount Hope and Macpelah cemeteries today with various times from 7:30 A M to 3:50 P M plus a Mass at St Johns Orange N J tomorrow.

Conried Heinrich Mount Neboh Dattelbaum Minnie and Rachel Bayside Engle Joseph Union Fields Finkelstfin Mrs. I. M Julian J Mount Zion Kehrmann Salem Fields Lazard Felix Mount Hope Lesser Lazarus Bayside Cemetery Levy Jacob Bertha Macpelah Lundy Mary Mass St. John's Orange N. J David H Morris Pauline Baytside Pincus George J

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