Americans Help Queen’s Fund In London Charity Fete
In London on June 14 and 15 Americans will play a prominent role in a Lord Mayor’s fund for crippled children. Mrs Ronalds and Mrs Whitelaw Reid organize a large American stall at the Mansion House fete with many notable guests listed, and the Lord Mayor praises their efforts to support the royal charity.
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London
Mansion House
Princess of Wales
Ronalds
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Miss Reid
Ridgely Carter
Miss Carter
Mibbons
Cleman
Princess Hatzfeldt
Countess of Craven
Countess of Orford
Dorothy Walpole
Cora
Countess of Strafford
Arthur Butler
Evelyn Butler
Newborough
Adair
Nelly Post
Burns
Walter Burns
Harold Baring
Beekman
Ernest Cunard
Padelford
McCreery
Chauncey
Glasgow
Lewis Harcourt
Higgins
Brese
Hunsiker
Bradley Martin
John Magee
Farewell on Varese as Duke of Abruzzi Hosts Reception
On the armored flagship Varese anchored off West Eighty-first Street a grand reception for Duke of the Abruzzi and Italian officials was held amid an Italian flag canopy and floral decorations. Rain scattered guests, but dancing continued as the naval band played American tunes. The event marked a prelude to future voyages to Jamestown and other ports.
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Varese
America
Victor Emmanuel
Duke of the Bruzzi
Hudson
West Eighty-first Street
Rmal
E -First
McHes
Seineen
Erick D.nt
Cornelius Mndertit
Charles B. Alexa
Peter Cooper
Iinsen
J. J. McCook
Prin Megs
Ntonio Siceammin
Marriage of Miss Jackson in Baltimore Reception Follows
The wedding of Ryder Henry of Baltimore to Miss Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson occurred yesterday at the bride's mother's home 5536 Madison Avenue. The Rev J Nevett Steele of Trinity Chapel conducted the ceremony. Miss Jackson wore white satin and was given in marriage by her future father in law the Rev Alton Rutherford. Attendants included Miss Adelaide ae ae and Miss Elizabeth Maben of Birmingham. Best man was Clement Henry escorted by ushers Robert E. Lewis J Van Wycke Du Bois of New York and Robert G. Henry of Baltimore. A large reception followed the ceremony with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Paly DimB and others.
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Ryder Henry
Baltimore
Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson
William H. Jackson
Madison Avenue
J. Nevett Steele
Trinity Chapel
Jackson
Alton Rutherford
Adelaide Ae
Elizabeth Maben
Birmingham
Alm
Henry
Clement Henry
Robert E. Lewis
J. van Wycke du Bois
New York
Freya
Robert G. Henry
William Walton
Ala
Paly Dimb
A Thompson
Shepard
Hemp
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Miss Slocum to Wed Hallowell at Grace Church
Miss Slocum of New Bedford will marry Thomas J. Hallowell of New York on June 15 at Grace Church New Bedford. The ceremony will feature maid of honor Miss Phoebe Judkins and bridesmaids Misses Knowlton and Bradley. best man Jacob Wendell Jr. and ushers include Louis du Pont Irving and others from New York. Hallowell, a broker and member of several societies, will host a bachelor dinner Monday at the Players' Club.
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Thomas Jewett Hallowell
New York
Marion Slocum
New Bedford
Mass
Grace Church
Slocum
Francis Ricketson Slocum
Phoebe Judkins
Helen 8. Knowlton
Boston
Florence Bradley
Hallowell
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Louis du Pont Irving
Edward M. Welch
Miner Willcox
Louis Warle
Ferrara H. Tow
Nelson Magy
Society of Colonial Wars
Sons of the Revolution
Players
Players’ Club
Smith and Miss Carhart Wed in Quiet Riverside Ceremony
W Wickham Smith and Miss Elsie Carhart married last evening at Mrs Charles H Carhart’s Riverside Drive home. The bride wore Irish lace with orange blossoms. Rev J C Macconnell officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Alfred B Carhart and maid of honor Miss Elsie W Smith. The couple will sail for Europe mid month for a stay through September.
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W. Wickham Smith
Elsie Carhart
Charles H. Carhart
Riverside Drive
J. C. Macconnell
Brook
Missie
Alfred B. Carhart
Elsie. W. Smith
Long Ansbacher wedding at Delmonico's in New York
Cosmar P. Long and Miss Floren Ansbacher wed at Delmonico's with Rev. Dr. Silverman officiating. Bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley. Bridesmaids Rene and Jessie Ansbacher. matron of honor Mrs. Samuel Cohen. Best man Millard Long. ushers Samuel Cohen George Boehme Harry Williams Dr. Charles Long. Couple to honeymoon by car through the Berkshires and reside in Wilkes-Barre.
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Cosmar P. Long
Floren Ansbacher
L. Ansbacher
Delmonico's
Dr. Silverman
Rene Ansbacher
Jessie Ansbacher
Samuel Cohen
Millard Long
Wilkesbarre
Penn
George Boehme
New York
Harry Williams
Charles Long
Edith Livingston Weds Dr. John S Gaines in City Ceremony
Miss Edith Livingston daughter of Mrs. John Livingston of 152 West Seventy-fifth Street married Dr. John Strother Gaines yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Dr. Pleasant Hunter officiated with Bedell Parker as best man and ushers Dr. Forbes Taine Whitney and Charles Kent. Attendants included Edith A Livingston and flower girls Emily Gaines Parker and Frances Bedell Parker. Gideon E Fountain gave the bride away. The couple left for the South and plan to reside in the city this fall after a Kentucky visit.
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Edith Livingston
John Livingston
West Seventy-fifth Street
John Strother Gaines
Pleasant Hunter
Bedell Parker
Joseph H. Forbes
Charles E. Taine
George W. Whitney
Charlies Kent
Edith A. Livingston
Emily Gaines Parker
Frances Bedell Parker
Gideon E. Fountain
Riis Daughter Kate Elizabeth Marries Dr. Oscar Owre
President and Mrs. Roosevelt remembered Jacob A. Riis’s daughter at a Beech Street Richmond Hill ceremony. Miss Kate Elizabeth Riis wed Dr. Oscar Owre of Minneapolis at the Church of the Resurrection. The couple left for Washington on their honeymoon and will reside in Minneapolis.
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Roosevelt
Jacob A. Biis
Beech Street
Richmond Hill
Queens
Kate Elizabeth Riis
Oscar Owre
Minneapolis
Mint
Church of the Resurrection
William T. Evans
Isidor Wels and Miss Belle Hoffmen Wedding at Hotel Astor
Isidor Wels and Miss Belle Hoffmen married last evening at the Hotel Astor in a ceremony attended by relatives. Rev Dr Klein officiated as the bride wore white satin with lace and orange blossoms. The newlyweds plan a Canada and Thousand Islands trip and will reside in New York.
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Isidor Wels
Belle Hoffmen
Benjamin Hoffman
Hotel Astor
Dr. Klein
Mrs Wels
Canada
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
New York
Miss Adee Weds Arthur Edwards in East Side Church
Miss Ethel Adee daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Adee married Arthur F Edwards of St Louis last evening at Central Park Baptist Church East Eighty third Street Rev Dr S J Ford officiated. A reception followed at the Adee home on Eighty second Street before a trip to Jamestown Exposition and a tour of the Eastern States. They will reside in St Louis.
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Ethel Adee
Henry Clay Adee
Arthur F. Edwards
St. Louis
Central Park Baptist Church
East Eightythird Street
8. J. Ford
St Eighty-second Street
Mrs. Edwards
Wedding of Joseph Eger and Lena Dice at Kingston home
Joseph Henry Eger a Mount Vernon lawyer married Lena Dice last night at the bride’s Kingston home. Esser, son of the late Henry Esser once superintendent of Westchester County roads, is a Larchmont Yacht Club member and owner of the yacht Hours known for prizes on the Sound.
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Esser
Boice
Joseph Henry Eger
Mount Vernon
Lena @dice
Brife
Kingston
M Esser
Henry Esser
Westchester County
Larchmont Yecht Club
Mrs Marion Brush Weds David Bullock In Mount Vernon
Miss Marion Robertson Brush, daughter of Mayor Edward F. Brush of Mount Vernon, married David Jayne Bullock of Wealingford, Penn, at Mount Vernon’s First Baptist Church last night. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Dr William A Granger.
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Marion Robertson
Brush
Edward F. Brush
Mount Vernon
David Jayne Bullock
Wealingford
Penn
First Baptist
William A. Granger
Higgins Farrells Tie Knot in Convent Chapel Ceremony
Gernara J Higgins Miss Mary 5 Farrell daughter of R Farrell married yesterday at the Convent Chapel of the Church of the Assumption by Father John Hughes of the Paulist Fathers Church. Kriss Annie Farrell served as maid of honor with Eugene Galvin as best man.
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Gernara J. Higgins
Mary
Edge and Phillips Wedding in Memphis Residence
Special to The New York Times reports the marriage of Walter Evang Edge of New York to Lady Lee Phillips of Memphis at the bride’s home. Miss Reena acted as maid of honor and Miss Ora Lee as bridesmaid. Col. Murphy of Newark was best man. Rev. H. A. Jones officiated.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Evang Edge
New York
Lee Phillips
Reena
Ora Lee
Col. Murphy
Newark
N. J
H. A. Jones
Greene announces Edith Greene engagement to Charles Lindley
Gen Francis Vinton Greene and Mrs Greene announce the engagement of their daughter Edith Greene to Charles Allan Lindley. The Greene family moved to Buffalo about two years ago where Edith began her debut in New York society. She has sisters Anna and Eleanor Greene and Katherine Greene, a young girl not yet grown, with no brother, Warwick Greene.
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Francis Vinton
Greene
Edith, Greene
Charles Allan Lindley
Buffalo
Miss Gree
New York
Anna G
Eleanor Greene
Katherine Greene
Warwick Greene
Barnard College
Sophie P. Woodman
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Fannie M. McLane
Milbank Hall
Margaret Newland
Brinckerhoff
Fiske
Evangeline Cole
Claga
Milbank Quadrie
Mrs Gallatin to Wed C N Welsh
The marriage of Mrs Helen D Gallatin daughter of Mrs James Gallatin 119 East Thirty-eighth Street and Charles Newbold Welsh son of Mrs John Lowther Welsh of Philadelphia will take place in this city on a date not stated The engagement notice appeared in a prior column on the twenty fourth.
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Helen D. Gallatin
James Gallatin
East Thirty-eighth Street
Charles Newbold Welsh
John Lowther Welsh
Philadelphia
Granddaughter Born to Iselin Family in New York
New Rochelle report says yachtsman C Oliver Iselin becomes grandfather with birth of daughter to his eldest daughter Fannie Iselin and Philip Livermore. The child, born in New York, ties the family to a large estate via inheritance from Iselin's first wife Fannie Gardiner Iselin.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
C. Oliver Iselin
Fannie Iselin
Philip Livermore
Livermore
Mr. Iselin
Fannie Gardiner Iselin
New York
Ocean Travelers Sail on French and German Liners
Outgoing passengers listed for La Savoie to Havre Bluecher to Hamburg Main to Bremen and Kaiser Wilhelm II from Bremen include numerous couples, individuals, and families such as the de ee, Bronper, Cherland, Feiner, Pyle, Stern, Van Eevelde, Jacobil, Baker, Erdrick, Haehier, Laskner, Ly mi, Pries, Hodge Jones, Neumayer, Ohlsen, Rose, Weston, and Termeyer among others.
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la Savoie
Havre
Ricardo de Eee
Harry Bronper
Paul Victor Chartland
Denjeants F. Feiner
Menntteree
Edits Merlo
Orgat Gap
Cat G. Pontac
W. T. Pyle
A. M. Stern
Raymond van Eevelde
Hamburg
Jacobil
Benjamin H. Baker
Leopold N
John B. Erdrick
E. T. Haehier
Francis Laskner
Samuel H. Lymi
Peemigs
Biegfr
W. Mayer
Onan
F. Wee
George A. Rose
Henry Seeger
Wertsch
Bremen
J. Oopenne
A F. von Benkende
Elisha Dyer
Baht Fiat
Ay J. “S Flint
Milo L. Cleveland
E. Origntn
Phoebe
J. Howard Johnston
Thomas McKee
Walter L. McClintock
Geo Oliver
John F. Powers
J. Parsons
Laura G. Smith
di ‘Bala
Deard W. Taylor
Frederick P. Weston
Untermeyer
White House welcomes new bull terrier dog
A new bull terrier arrived at the White House in a crate sent as a present to the President by S. M. Smith of Cetina Ohio. Pete, currently hospitalized under Surgeon General Rixey, faces a new rival as Rollo and Lt Bernard cause trouble so far. A naming committee of Shaw Batters on and Bull Andrews will decide the puppy’s name.
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New York Times
Washington
White House
Pete
M. Smith
Cetina
Ohio
Rixey
Rollo
Bernard
Craven
Seay
Ss.e Old Halcyon
Harvard
Evers Shaw
Bat"terson
Bull” Andrews
Dinner Talks Fix City Pavement Woes
Henry Thompson the new Public Works Commissioner and H. H. Vreeland president of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company have heated talks over asphalt repairs. Thompson has issued repair notices. Vreeland promises action, with Thompson warning against excuses as years of bad spots remain unaddressed.
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Henry & Thompson
Ahearn
H. H. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Thompson
Mr. Vreeland
New City Works
Falls of
New York City
Jeneson
Evidence in Schmitz Trial Opens as Reagan Testifies
In San Francisco on June 5 the Schmitz extortion trial opened with Heney’s opening address and Reagan’s examination in chief. The day featured police minute books from 1904 1905 and testimony from Secretary Charles Skully. Reagan said in 1904 the mayor discussed French restaurants and allegedly pressured closures to profit.
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San Francisco
Heney
Thomas Reagan
Police Commission
Commission
Charles F. Skully
Eugene E. Schmits
New Captain of Brooklyn Navy Yard
Capt. G. D. Adams succeeds Capt. E. B. Tausdig as captain of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He was transferred yesterday.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
G. D. Adams
EB. .D. Tausdig
Brooklyn Wary
Ting Yestertey
Angry visitors blocked from New York University commencement
Nearly a thousand latecomers were barred from the library as NYU faculty kept doors closed to the public during Chancellor MacCracken’s hour long commencement address. Despite rain and frustration, 425 degrees were awarded including 54 women, with honors in law and other fields.
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New York University
MacCracken
W. H. Lough, Jr
Frank A. Fall
Hall of Fame
Seventh Regiment
Dr. R. Philippi
Flushing's Great Circus A Benefit Event Opens Tonight
Amateur performers gather in Flushing for a benefit circus to aid Flushing Hospital. The show runs tonight and tomorrow with matinee and evening performances. Notable local residents and nearby towns join in, with entries featuring exotic and humorous acts alongside rides, booths, and ticket sellers.
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Flushing Hospital
Flushing
Whitestone
Colege
College Point
Oyster Bay
Jamaica
Broadway Theatre to Stage About Town in Brooklyn Week
Lew Fields and company perform About Town at the Broadway Theatre Brooklyn for the week of June 10. The Shuberts utilize a coalition with Independents in booking. The Legend of the Mojaves will be shown as an interpolation.
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Brooklyn
Lew Fields
Broadway Theatre
Shuberts
No Longer
Independents
Mojaves
Mme Berti Sings Two Italian Roles at Royal Italian Grand Opera
Mme Stella Berti starred in Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci at the Academy of Music. The audience, largely Italian, filled the venue with enthusiasm. Faust is scheduled for tonight's offering.
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Mme. Berti
Cavalleria Rusticana
Royal Italian Grand Opera Company
Academy of Music
Mme
Stella Berti
Academy
Faust
Klaw & Erleid Lease Auditorium in Chicago Ten-Year Deal
Chicago reports Klaw & Ers have leased the Auditorium Theatre for ten years at a yearly rental. The arrangement foresees a new management and the theatre reopening on September.
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Chicago
The
Klaw & Erris
Theatre lineup and show dates with cast names
Eliscu appears in English version of Libin drama Her Past at Kal Tacewp. William Hawtrey to star in Compromised at Fifth Avenue June 9. Filo Hengler to appear in The Rogers Brothers at Broadway Theatre opening Sept 2. Geta Island musical sketch by Clay M. to open at Fifth Avenue next 8 2 J. L. & She. Nora O'Brien to star in The Rejuvenation until next season with Miss Fiske and Miss Saville. George writes new play with Charles Hamman to present Willan J. Crane next October. Eddie Foy involved with The id at Herald Square. William A. Brady to present Seben's Wild Duck next season.
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Eliscu
Libin
Kal Tacewp
Pie William Hawtrey
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Joseph Louis Vance
Filo
May Hengler
Cable
Rogers Brothers
Broadway
Clay M
J. L
She
Nora O’brien
Miss Fiske
Miss Saville
George Ie
Charles Hman
Willan J. Crane
Knute
Eddie Foy
Herald Square
Mr. Foy
Mr. Erickson
William A. Brady
Seben
Soent
Alicia Ru
Dinner Honors Prof Kellogg at Hamilton Club
A dinner was hosted at the Hamilton Club in Brooklyn last night to honor Prof Breinerd Kellogg, retiring head of the Departments of Philology and English at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts. Attendees included faculty and colleagues from the Brooklyn Institute, at Remsen and Clinton Streets.
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Hamilton Club
Remsen and
Clinton Streets
Brooklyn
Breinerd Kellogg
Brooklyn Institute of Arts
Berlin German American Theater Closes Owing to Debt
The deutsch- Amerikanisches Theater in Berlin shut its doors amid financial troubles. Founded in 1904 by Adolf and Paul Philipp, it specialized in German American life. Last season was tougher. during a Hamburg Summer engagement, the Berlin landlord seized its properties for arrears. Adolf Philipp reportedly absconded with the company’s cash, leaving members stranded.
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New York TiEs Co
Berlin
Deutsch- Amerikanisches Theater
Adolf
Paul Philipp
New York
Hamburg
Adolf Philipp
Paul
Fortunes Told On Stage After Tea With Minnie Dupree
Minnie Dupree and cast members of The Road to Yesterday gathered after a matinée for tea on the stage when Marie West read fortunes from tea leaves. All mostly favored, except Joseph Selman who faced a dreary prophecy. Dupree reflected, noting she was almost late for a dinner engagement.
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Minnie Dupree
Adele Ritchie
Marie West
Miss. Dupree
Joseph Selman
Miss Dupree
Cab and Carriage Service Planned by Lincoln Square Theatre
Charles E. Blaney announced a theatre cab service for Lincoln Square Theatre patrons. Aimed at exclusive use, initial routes will run between 123rd and Canal Streets with 25 cent fares within limits. Begin next week with Cecil Spooner in The Girl Raffles before a Fall expansion. orders by ticket or phone. drivers wear green and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Cecil Spooner
Raffles
Canal Streets
Actress Olga Nethersole targeted over Carmen rights
Paris June 5 An injunction was served on English actress Olga Nethersole by Albert Carré director of the Opéra Comique to stop her from producing Carmen Carré who controls French opera rights claims his rights include the drama He has refused to compromise and intends to punish Miss Nethersole for performing Car eer in America without paying royalties
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Paris
Olga Nethersole
Albert Carré
Opéra Comique
M. Carre
France
Comprome
Miss Nethersole
America
Royales
Optician Paul J Dachtera Dies at 32 in New York
Paul J Dachtera a noted optician died at his home 10 West 132d Street on Tuesday night at age 32 Born in New York he and his two brothers owned four large optical establishments in the city He belonged to the Bronson Catholic Club and the Knights of Columbus Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at All Saints Church 128th Street and Madison Avenue
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Paul J. Deachtera
132D Street
Mr. Dachtera
New York
Bronson Catholic Club
Knights of Columbus
All Saints’ Church
128Th Street
Madison Avenue
Samuel V. Davis Former Phillipsburg Mayor Dies at 66
Samuel V. Davis, a prominent East Jersey Republican and former Phillipsburg mayor, died in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, last night at age 66. He once served as a member of the nbly in 1904 and held committee posts including Reform School, Stationery, and State Hospitals.
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Samuel V. Davis
East Jersey
Phillipsburg
N. J
Nbly
Reform School
Kawakami to Review Takekoshi Book on Japanese Colonization
Formosa report notes K. K. Kawakami, noted Japanese writer, will review Yasabura Takekoshi’s new book on colonization as a Diet member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K. Kawakami
Yasabura Takekoshi
Two Unusual English Novels Reviewed
The notice highlights two recent English novels, Alice-for-Short by William de Morgan and The Wingless Victory by M P Willcocks, as among the best of the period and promises insightful reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Morgan
M. P. Willcocks
Publisher Interview Signals England Literary Tastes
A New York publisher plans an interview that will reveal significant thoughts on prevailing English literary taste. The discussion promises insights into publishing priorities and cross Atlantic trends shaping modern letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Favorite Books: New York State Library List Revealed
The New York State Library releases its annual librarian list of top favored books. The compiled selection highlights notable titles across genres chosen by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Library
Marriages and obituaries in New York area notices
A consolidated list of weddings and deaths with names and locations across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Becker-Dunbar, Edwards-Aded, Johnson-Robinson, Leggett-Henry, Peck-Whipple, Wesley-Marsh, Burns, Dachtera, Fairchild, Garretson, Halliday, Hatfield, Jones, Kendall, Eissam, Middlebrook, Ruger, Russell, Sewards, Tyber, Army, Whyth, Ainsworth and others with dates in early June 1907 and tied to churches, residences, or cemeteries in Brooklyn, Hoboken, Morristown, Elizabeth, Providence, and beyond.
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Mansion House Fete
D’abruzzi
Talian Royal Duke
Miss Jackson
D'Abruzzi
Rider Henry of
Wits
Ialee
Weneens
Besselaer
Gen. Ripley
Ri Ripley
Michel Bouvier
Miss Slocum
Thomas J. Hallowell
Smith—Carhart
Long—Ansbacher
Gaines—Livingston
Owre
Wels—Hoffman
Edwards—Adhe
Bullock
Farrell
Edge—Phillips
Knapp—Johnson
Colorado Springs
Miss
Edith Greene
Ocean Travelers
Ogden Armours
Sympathyzer
Mr. Thompson
Reagan
M. Tecla
LAW Prize
McCracken
Dolce
Andrew Carnegie
Jessee Alexander
University Council
Henry M. Brown
Congregational Church
Stanley White
Orange
N J
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Gusgy
George
Rockne
Raed
John Press
Applied Science
A. Ogden Butler Eucletan
Gorton Rosa Fonda
Yonkers
Charles Augurtus Tonsor, Jr
Ridder German Frise
John Watson Hampshire
Gandham
Charles Mgturn Baxter, Jr
Mamaroneck
Secon
William Heed Blackie
Hastings
Frederick Seward Gibson Prise
Charles Augustus Tonsor, Jr
James Gordon Bennett
Charles Augustus Tons
East Norwich
Hoe
Charles Wilbur Banks
Mount Kisco
Edward James O’brien
LAW School
Benne
Flushing’s Great Circus
Klaw & Erlanger
Prof. Kellogg
American Theatre
Blaney
Lincoln Square
Sues
Albert Carre
Carmen
Paul J. Dachtera
Nature and
Sentimentalists
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Long
Saturday Review OF Books
G. D. Roberts
Formosa
New York State
Pos Fiar
Dolar, Boyio“Mort Gate
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Becker—Dunbar
David James Burrell
Jessie E. Dunbar
Jackson Harvey Becker
Edwards
Central Park
S. J. Ford
Ethel Soem
Henry Clay
Arthur Francois Edwards
Johnson—Robinson
West S7th St
FP. Steen
Mabel
John Daniel Robinson
George Francis Johnson
Leggett—Henry
First United Presbyterian Church
Jersey City
Andrew Henry
Janet Martha
Albert Cox Leggett
Peck—Whipple
Herrick
Cape Vincent
Getter
Cincinnati
West
Fairchild
Martha Leraiediae Man
C. B. Fairchild
Garretson
Morristown
Peters Church
Nicolas
Bowers
Somvenbeies
Halliday
Broo
Ilness
James
Margaret Elizabeth Halliday
Hatfield
Anne W
Henry A
James B. Kissam
Cherry
Elizabeth
Woodlawn
Middlebrook
Charlies Trenden Middlebrook
St.es'sapel
Trinity Parish
Chester A. Arthur Circle
Willowemog Council
D. of P
TYEBR
Alfred Lee Tyler
Church of the Incaration
85Th Ft
Madison Av
Berkely
Cal
William
Whyth
Presbyterian East
Lee
Ainsworth
Nord
E. Campbell Co
Times Square
Spruce St
E'dway
Bryant
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