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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

9

Brooklyn Church Romance Bridges to Chicago Marriage

Sister Louise Walker of St. Ann's Episcopal Church Brooklyn Heights is to wed the Rev. Frank Wilson, former curate of St. Ann's now rector in Chicago. A member of the Anglican sisterhood, she came from England three years ago to join the church staff and religious work. The engagement was announced after Rev Wilson preached at St. Ann's on Sunday.

St. Ann's Protestant Episcopal Church Brooklyn Heights Louise Walker St. Ann’s Chicago Frank Wilson Louise England St. Ann’s Church Mr. Wilson St. Ann's

Astor Roof Garden Opens With Grotto and Zeppelin Display

The Hotel Astor Roof Garden and Belvedere Restaurant opened last night despite cool weather. Manager Schneider noted postponement was impossible due to reserved tables. A grotto with an illuminated Rhine-style waterfall and a model Zeppelin IV hung in the Belvedere dome, lit by electric lights. guests included Count von Bernstorff and notable New Yorkers.

Hotel Astor Roof Garden Schneider Schaffhausen Belvedere Count von Bernstorff United States A. S. Clark J. C. Gray, Jr Louis Keller

New Winter Garden Offerings Ahead for Summer Run

Winter Garden will end its current entertainment with La Belle Paree next Sunday. The principal players will take a summer vacation and return in the fall with a new revue and new specialties. A new summer attraction begins Wednesday next week, while the house remains open. The final Sunday night concert is set for next week.

Winter Garden

Theatrical Notes from Chicago and Beyond

Henry W Savage engages Nestor Lennon for Wealth in Everywoman company to tour Chicago and the West next fall. F Ziegfeld Jr reengages Harry Watson for The Follies of 1911 and Bicgey will join Watson. Weber and Fields to appear in Friars Frolic at the Globe Theatre next Friday. Bert Feigleman sails to London for coronation week with Captain John W O Connor as companion. Gustav uders arrives with a new opera score and plans Mackinaw orchestration.

Henry W. Savage Nestor Lennon Wealth Chicago West Mr. Lennon Col. Odew F. Ziegfeld, Jr Harry Watson George Bicgey Watson Weber Fields Globe Theatre Bert Feigleman Cohan & Harris Cohan's Theatre London John W. O'Connor Gustav Uders Bremen Mackinaw

Social Notes From Town Happenings And Departures

Mrs. Walter Rutherford will spend June and July in Middletown Connecticut. Dr J Cameron Anderson and family left the Hotel Buckingham for Vineyard Haven Massachusetts for the summer. Mr and Mrs John G Saxe depart for Seagate after the Legislature adjourns. Mrs Charles G Ayres and Miss Emily Dearborn Ayres travel to Ottawa Canada for June. Mr and Mrs Lucien Hamilton Tyng go to Southampton Long Island to stay at Fair Lea cottages. Count Karl von Holstein of Philadelphia attends polo at the Walcott. August Belmont hosts a Meadow Brook Club dinner tonight. Mrs De Lancey Nicoll and Miss Josephine Nicoll depart for Europe June 27. Mrs H Kirke Porter and Miss A M Hegeman of Southampton and Pittsburg return from a Lake Mohonk motor trip to the Hotel Gotham. Miss Emily Nelson Ritchie McLean and Edward A Gill-Wylie, engaged to be married tomorrow at Heavenly Rest Church, obtained their license yesterday.

John G. Saxe Seagate Charles G. Ayres Emily Dearborn Ayres Ottawa Canada Karl von Holstein Philadelphia Walcott August Belmont Meadow Brook Club de Lancey Nicoll Josephine Nicoll Europe H. Kirke Porter A. M. Hegeman Southampton Pittsburg Lake Mohonk Gotham Emily Nelson Ritchie McLean Donald McLean Edward A. Gill-Wylie W. Gill-Wylie Church of the Heavenly Rest City Hall

Ensign Borland Weds Actress Miss Erminie Clark

John Borland a Naval Academy graduate and Michigan sailor won promotion to Ensign and married Miss Erminie Clark of The Pink Lady troupe. Clark, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Clark, hails from West Sixty-third Street. Borland, 23, son of Mrs. John Borland of the city and Newport, plans to sail soon with his new bride to join his family in Europe.

John Borland Naval Academy At Annapolis Michigan Navy Erminie Marie Clark Miss Clark George H. Clark West Sixty-third Street Borland Clark New Hamburg N. Y The Borlands Park Avenue

Miss Ethel Hillyer Weds Harold R Medina in East Orange

Miss Ethel Forde Hillyer daughter of Mrs James Rankin Hillyer of East Orange New Jersey married Harold Raymond Medina a Brooklyn man and Columbia Law student at Grace Church East Orange The ceremony was led by Rev Charles Walkley A reception followed at the bride's mother's home Attendants included maid of honor Miss Lillian Hillyer bridesmaids Miss Annie Cutting Miss Gladys Clark Miss Lucy Bristol Miss Phyllis Burn Best man Pompeo Maresi Ushers Frank Cunningham Waring Dawbarn Arthur Alexander Elmer Barchfeld Xavier Bensinger Richard Medina The couple plan a summer at Shelter Island.

Harold R. Medina Columbia Law Ethel Forde Hillyer James Rankin Hillyer Carleton Street East Orange N. J Grace Church Harold Raymond Medina Brooklyn Charles T. Walkley Lillian Hillyer Princeton Columbia Law School Medina Shelter Island

Ashmore Poor Nuptials Set for June in Stuyvesant Square

Miss Ruth Ashmore daughter of Mrs Townsend Ashmore will wed Henry Varnum Poor son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Poor on June 16 at St Georges Church Stuyvesant Square. Miss Mildred Gilbert Townsend will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Elizabeth Delafield Nina Delafield Gladys Endicott May Terry Susan Ellis Louise Jackson Pamela Poor. best man Benjamin S Blake of Boston. Ushers include George J Corbett Duncan Harris Guy Fairfax Cary William Wickham Hoffman Philip G Birck head Roger Poor Grenville Parke Henry T Ashmore. Reception follows at 357 Lexington Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs James B Townsend.

Ruth Ashmore Townsend Ashmore Henry Varnum Poor Henry W. Poor St. George's Church Stuyvesant Square Mildred Gilbert Townsend Elizabeth and Nina_ Delafield Gladys Endicott May Terry Susan Ellis Louise Jackson Pamela Poor Benjamin S. Blake Boston Mr. Poor George J. Corbett Duncan Harris Guy Fairfax Cary William Wickham Hoffman Philip G. Birckhead Roger Poor Grenville Parke Henry T. Ashmore Hugh Birckhead James B. Townsend Miss Ashmore Lexington Avenue

Fuller Wedding Invitations For Janet Douglas Fuller

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Janet Douglas Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Williamson W Fuller of 1072 Fifth Avenue to Winfield Fuller son of Mr and Mrs W B Fuller of 251 West Eightieth Street. The ceremony will be at the bride parents home on June 20 at 530 PM. The families share a name but are not related. The bride’s sister Miss Margaret Fuller will be maid of honor and Wentworth Tucker will be best man.

James Childs Rea William Holdship Rea Pittsburg Julia Parish Dodge Cleveland H. Dodge Riverdale-on-Hudson Mr. Dodge Rea Staten Island Fire Island Jersey Maum-ke-ag Riverdale Mr. Rea Fifth Avenue Janet Douglas Fuller Williamson W. Fuller Winfield Fuller W. B. Fuller West Eighty-first Street Margaret Fuller Wentworth Tucker Harrigan & Hart Theatre Comique Ned Harrigan Tony Hart Ned Harrizon Mr. Harrigan Long Beach

Brown Kline wedding at Delmonico’s in New York

Miss Florence Kline daughter of Mrs. Sarah Kline of 15 Claremont Avenue wed Gustav N. Brown of Scranton Pennsylvania at Delmonico’s with Rev. Dr. A S Anspacher officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Majorie Galland and Leon D Brown was best man. They plan a bridal tour through New England and will reside in Scranton.

New England Scranton Max Galland Bertrand Galland Wilkesbarre A. B. Brown Albert and E. W. Brown Pittston, Penn

Lynch-Culley Wedding Ties Conso Stock Exchange Official

James E. Lynch Secretary of the Consolidated Stock Exchange married Alice Culley of this city at noon yesterday. Reverend John F. Nash of the Church of the Sacred Heart performed the ceremony. Lynch resides in Port Washington, L I.

Knickerbocker Knickerbocker Nuptials at Blessed Sacrament

Miss Mary Gertrude Paine wed Reginald Canning Knickerbocker yesterday in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Broadway and Seventy-first Street. Rev Father Matthew Taylor officiated. Frances Paine served as maid of honor with Josephine Murray and Marion Slater as bridesmaids. A reception followed at 328 West 108th Street, the Paine home.

Knickerbocker—Paine Mary Gertrude Paine Reginald Canning Knickerbocker Church of the Blessed Sacrament Broadway Seventy-first Street Matthew Taylor Frances Paine Josephine M. Murray Marion C. Slater William E. Paine West 108Th Street

Reverend Norton to Wed Miss Lillian Drouet

The engagement of the Rev. George E. Norton of St. George's Church to Miss Lillian Drouet of Brookline Massachusetts is announced. Miss Drouet is a 1908 graduate of Wellesley College. No wedding date has been set.

George E. Norton St. George’s Church City Lillian Drouet Brookline Mass Drouet Wellesley College

Mrs H W Taft Returns from Europe Health Lifts

Mrs Henry W Taft came back yesterday from Europe aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II. She is apparently much healthier than when she left in March and visited Paris Nice Mentone and Milan taking baths at Carlsbad.

H. W. Taft Europe Henry W. Taft Taft Paris Nice Mentone Milan Carlsbad

Edward Harrigan dies after two years illness of heart disease

Ned Harrigan famed New York comedian and writer of Mulligan Guards dies at his home 249 West 102d Street after a two year illness. He left a legacy with Harrigan and Hart and a string of popular sketches.

Edward Harrigan New York Mulligan Guards West 102d Street Ned Harrigan

C H Jackson Found Dead in Estes Park

Charles H Jackson Princeton and Columbia law graduate and Newark heritage member found dead in Estes Park Colorado after leaving Horseshoe Park. Cause given as poisoning, considered accidental. family plans burial in Newark.

Estes Park Col Charles H. Jackson Princeton Columbia Law Newark Jackson A. D. March Horseshoe Park Mary Nye T. Walter Jackson John F. Jackson Pennsylvania Railroad Four Corners Philip Nye Jackson Wall Street Fidelity Trust Company Charles Huntington Jackson Columbia Law School Jersey City John B. Jackson Cuba Frederick Jackson Bloomfield German Theological Seminary William F Oliver W. Jackson Mr. Jackson H. M. Balmer Fort Collins Col. W High Street March

David F. Lloyd Dies at Elm City Sanitarium

David Frank Lloyd, Assistant Attorney General and head of the government’s customs litigation, died in New Haven after an operation for an intestinal obstruction. He was 48, unmarried, and to be buried in Utica after a memorial service in New Haven. He had recently been summoned to Washington by Attorney General Wickersham.

New York Times New Haven Conn David Frank Lloyd United States Elm City Charles Adams New York City David J. Lloyd Leander J. Russell Utica Mr. Lloyd Hungerford Collegiate Institute Adams N. Y United States Criminal Court Lloyd Washington Wickersham

William C Hall Dead Former Perth Amboy Terra Cotta Leader

William Cornelius Hall 56 former Vice President and General Manager of the Perth Amboy Terra Cotta Company died of apoplexy at 52 West Ninth Street. Born in New Orleans he organized the Perth Amboy firm in 1880 and retired after a paralysis stroke five years ago. He leaves a wife and four children and two brothers.

William Cornelius Hall Perth Amboy Terra Cotta Company West Ninth Street Mr. Hall New Orleans Edward J. Hall Sheffield Scientificchool Yale Bob Cook Buffalo Hall Arts Club New York The Lambs Larchmont Strollers University St. Anthony New York Sculptors’ Society Municipal Art Society Hewns Delta Psi Fraternity Marie Su

Estate of Senator John Raines Valued at 129477

Rochester N Y June 6 The appraised valuation of the late Senator John Raines estate announced today totals 129477 with 111777 in personal property and debts and expenses 14607 leaving a balance to be divided equally among his six children. Stock holdings nearly 75000 are declared valueless.

Rochester N. Y John Raines

Two Notices of Passings Mention Garfield Kin and Local Ousts

The item records the death of John Henry Waydell a former resident of New York City in Millington New Jersey and notes a Beitain society connection. It also mentions the death of Mehitabel G Trowbridge sister of former President Garfield in Los Angeles California yesterday.

John Henry Waydell York City Millington N. J Jonerel Battery Wathanson Ana Ciety Ohain Ahah Mehitabel G. Trowbridge Old Garfield vGied Los Angeles Cal

Guaranteed by oldest strong financial institution ad

Simpleest investment pitch promises safety by a long established bank. It touts moderate annual deposits and no inheritance tax or fees. The notice directs readers to write or visit R. A. Sasseen at 165 Broadway New York City for estate planning.

R. A. Sasseen Broadway New York City

Mount Vernon Bride Linked to Tag Day romance

Miss Fannie Edmundson Starr of 518 South Sixth Street married Charles Emerson Wetherby of 137 South Twelfth Avenue at Trinity Church with Rev. Will H. Owen officiating. The union follows a courtship sparked after a tag day fundraiser for Mount Vernon Hospital where the groom donated a quarter to the prettiest tagger. Many society members from Mount Vernon New Rochelle and Pelham attended. bridesmaids included Lillian R. Wetherby and Lillian Bird, with Marion Etta Starr as flower girl.

Mount Vernon Fannie Edmundson Starr Ew, Starr South Sixth Street Charles Emerson Wetherby South Twelfth Avenue Trinity Church Will H. Owen Mount Vernon Hospital Wetherby Miss Starr New Rochelle Felham Lillian R. Wetherby Lillian Bird

Hospital Wedding Delayed For Ill Groom Lewin Hartley Thomas

Miss Claire Chandler Graves and Lewin Hartley Thomas will wed privately after illness postpones the ceremony planned for Saturday at the Parsons home. Thomas, a Yale graduate and golf notable from Dongan Hills, SI, is now in a private hospital on West Sixty-first Street with relatives present. Graves is granddaughter of Senator Chandler.

Arthur Webb Parsons East Sixty-second Street Claire Chandler Graves Lewin Hartley Thomas Parsons Thomas West Sixty-first Street de Lancey Townsend All Angels’ Church Mr. Thomas Wethered B. Thomas Dongan Hills S. I Yale Richmond County Country Club Miss Graves Senator Chandler

Barnum’s Daughter Leaves Estate Over One Million

Bridgeport Conn June 6 Under Mrs Caroline C Thompson will daughter of P T Barnum estate valued above one million dollars is allocated An annuity of 6000 dollars and life interest in New York residence goes to her husband Frances Leigh named residuary legatee Gifts include 5000 dollars for a free hospital bed for Black residents and 1000 dollars each to local institutions Heavenly Rest in New York receives 2000 dollars to a pew endowment

Bridgeport, Conn Caroline C. Thompson New York P. T. Barnum Frances Leigh Bridgeport Hospital

Multiple Quiet Marriages Reported in City Homes Churches

Several prominent couples plan nuptials today from New York to San Francisco and beyond. Grace A Moore and Robert Le Roy wed at the bride’s parents' East Thirty-eighth Street home with no attendants. Ernest Stillman and Mildred Whitney marry in Trinity Church San Francisco with Stillman brothers and New York ushers. Alexander J Fraser and Gladys Brown wed in Fifth Avenue church with a Gotham Hotel reception. Thomas E Oliver and Ethel Lee Sanford marry at St Patrick's Cathedral Lady Chapel. Claire Holzman and Harry Raffel marry at Sherry's. Robert R Howard and Jean Bulkley wed in city today. Ethel B Maires and Oscar A Morgan wed this evening in Fourth Presbyterian Church.

Grace A. Moore Casimir de Rham Moore Robert le Roy East Thirty-eighth Street Mss Moore Ernest G. Stillman James Stillman Mildred Whitney Calvin E. Whitney Trinity Church San Francisco Cal Charles C. Stillman John Carlisle Walter Anderton George MacKenzie Fenton Taylor New York Gladys Brown Charles Hilton Brown Alexander J. Fraser St. Nicholas Fifth Avenue Forty-eighth Street Gotham Thomas E. Oliver Montclair N. J Ethel Lee Sanford Warwick N. Y St. Patrick’s Cathedral Claire Holzman Jacob Holzman Harry B. Raffel Baltimore Sherry’s Robert R. Howard South Orange Jean Bulkley Orange Ethel B. Maires Estelle N. Maires West Ninety-fifth Street Oscar A. Morgan Tali Esen Morgan Ocean Grove Fourth Presbyterian Church West End Avenue Ninety-first Street

Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Switches From Stage to Lectures

Beatrice Forbes-Robertson of The New Theatre plans two dramatic subject lectures next season and will discuss The English Political Situation and Woman Suffrage. She married Linbourne Hale, a New York lawyer, after a suffrage speech drew his attention. She is the daughter of Ian Forbes-Robertson and niece of Johnston Forbes-Robertson, known for The Passing of the Third Floor Back in this country.

Beatrice Forbes-Robertson New Theatre Company Linbourne Hale New York Hale Miss Forbes-Robertson Ian Forbes-Robertson Johnston Forbes-Robertson

Sothern and Marlowe Announce July Broadway Engagement

E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe announce a two week run at the Broadway Theatre starting July 3. They perform Shakespearean repertoire at the same prices as last winter, with a final Friday matinée replacing the Saturday event, and the July 14 Friday night show marking the end. Sothern sails for Europe the next day while Marlowe heads to Highmount in the Catskills for the summer.

Miss Marlowe Highmount The Catskills

Wills Recorded for Several Local Residents in 1911

Yesterday's wills list several legacies dated 1910 1911 including Franklin Lawrence Lee Elizabeth Lee Nesbit and Caroline Lee. Major bequests include Eliot Lee and Caroline King Lee plus varied gifts to widow sons and relatives.

Franklin Lawrence Lee Eliot Lee Caroline King Lee Robert Cecil Nesbit Johann H. Schweibert Cathrina M. Schweibert John H Edward W. Schweibert Jane Anne Veysey William F. W. Veysey Walter H. P. Veysey Anna Moore Fanwood

Music Notes Concerts Highlight Season Finale

Miss Emma Nagel and Miss Rebecca Dubbs perform in a costumed Hansel and Gretel at Waldorf Astoria tonight. The Educational Alliance closes its season with Maurice Nitke and a star lineup tomorrow evening. Miss Mary Garden finishes her American tour in Spokane and sails to Europe on June 13 with further tours planned in October.

Emma Nagel Rebecca Dubbs Hansel and Gretel The Educational Alliance Maurice Nitke Mignon Horn Flora Stearn Yvonne Koniger George Reiff Harry Prochaska Miss Mary Garden Spokane Wash New York Europe Miss Garden

Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned To NYT Desk

Notices for marriages and deaths intended for The New York Times are to be telephoned to the paper’s Times Square desk at 1000 Sryont for insertion. The instruction outlines the channel and city desk contact for obituary and marriage notices.

New York Times

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS PAGE ITEMS IN NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT

A column lists multiple June nuptials and engagements across New Jersey and nearby areas. Names include Helen Hart Snow and Dr. Sebert Edlsworth Davenport Jr in Boston, with numerous marriage notices in towns such as Orange Plainfield Kearny and Montclair. The notes specify bride and groom names and wedding dates in June 1911.

Death notices published from New York 1911

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York and New Jersey published June 1911. It records names of deceased, ages, and service details at various addresses, churches, and cemeteries with times and locations.

Memorial Mass Notices From Several Churches Today

Lawrence Clarson mass at St Augustine's Church and Mary King mass at St James's Church Newark New Jersey held at 8 A M. Thomas McGovern and Mary mass at St Joseph's Church Newark New Jersey at 8. George G Tabell in memory of died June. Margaret Walsh in memo June 7 1910. Mania one.

Armstrong Daniel Withers St Arthur Sarah W Washington BELL Ella M Lincoln Place Byrnes Martin Meeker Conklin Mary F Avenue I Conran Marguerite T Putnam Dalton William T Prospect Places Darling Elizabeth B Nostrand DE_ GROAT Oscar Hicks St Irene G Bedford George W Lafayette Golden Manila Union Eamilie St. John’s Place Hanly Sarah C Herbert Mary A Rogers Av E.joseph Metropolitan Maxwell Thomas L. L Sherman St Peter A Eagle St Ee —Fanny Kenmore Place Allinger Anton Evergreen P. Widmer J. Randolph Greene William Blanesles Carrie W New Haven Boughton Maria Danbury Boynton James A Dewanches Bray Bridgeport Callahan Cort Ea Mary Hartford Ellison John J New Jersey Port Frencis E Long Branch Connelly Michael J Trenton Cortelyou Stephen R Newton Cronin Jones Annie Paterson George A Elizabeth Mcconville Thomas Passaic Jyne Mcgarry Mulberry St Newark John Avenue E Gaseien

Undertakers advertise funeral services and contact details

Frank E Campbell and John W Lyon advertise funeral services with addresses and phone numbers. Durgeons on 107th Street and Amsterdam Avenue lists a $75 complete funeral. Lyons claims to be oldest established with a Harlem address and phone number.

Durgeons Amsterdam Ave Riverside John W. Lyon 125Th St Harlem

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices

The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or by carriage. Lots are priced from $150 upward. For Books of Views call (4855 Gramercy). Office location is 20 East 230 Street, New York City.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East

Hudson River Orchards Offer Acres to 39 Buyers

Thirty nine men and women may buy acres in the Hudson River Orchards at 234 per acre with a maximum of 5 acres per person. The sale includes planting and care until fruiting, overseen by an expert orchardist. The project cites anticipated profits from small fruits and berries and compares methods to profitable Oregon orchards.

Hudson River Oregon New York

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