Fete at Marquand Farm Aids Westchester Nursing
White Gates Farm west of Bedford Hills hosted a Vanity Fair Fete in aid of the District Nursing Association of Westchester County. Fashionable society women served tea and ran booths representing nations, with proceeds estimated at 2500 dollars. Notables like Mrs. Seth Low and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Jr. contributed, the event drawing on Metropolitan Opera costumes for the booths and tea room.
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Bedford Hills
N. Y
White Gates Farm
Henry Arquand
Beneft
District Nursing Association
Westchester County
New York
Seth Low
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Jalan
Charlies. Brown
Benjamin Wistar Morris
William Fahnestock
Metropolitan Opera H
Manhattan
Mercy Hospital Benefit Ball In Garden City Report
A costume ball at the Garden City Hotel raised funds for Mercy Hospital Hempstead to aid French Nursing Sisters of Long Island. Over 300 guests attended after a special NY train and many cars, with patrons including prominent society figures and a decorated sun parlor and ballroom for dancing.
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Gedume Ball
Garden City
New Mercy Hospital
Hempstead
New York Times
L. L
Long Island
Mercy Hospital
S. 1
Seciet
New York
Annie Leary
Frederic Neilson
Adolf Ladenburg
H. Co. Phipps
Henry Pennington Taller
A. B. Duncan
Auguste Montant
Charles du Vivier
J. E. Smith-Hadden
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Joseph Grace
James Sherman
Warner Baltazer
Constance Wright
Frederic R. Coudert
Albert Z. Gray
J. Herbert Johnston
Bridal Party Entertained Ahead of Burke Wedding
Miss Edna Marston hosted the bridal party at a New York town house last night before her marriage to Oscar Meech Burke. Attendees included maid of honor Miss Lichtenhein and ushers, with the ceremony set for St. Bartholomew's Church at 4 PM followed by a reception at the bride’s parents' home. Four generations celebrated the golden wedding of Morris and Mrs. Wangenheim in Long Island City, marking 1863 Germany origins and a family with seven children and numerous descendants.
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Edna Marston
Oscar Meech Burke
Miss Marston
Edwin S. Marston
East Fifty-sixth Street
Frank Lichtenhein
Celeste Theriot
Orange
N. J
Dorothy Guyon
Brooklyn
Leslie Mackintosh
Morris Wangenheim
Academy Street
Long Island City
Germany
America
Wangenheim
Ayoods
Andrew Zorn
Robbins Engagement Lets Edna Robbins Wed Morrison Hope
Babylon Illinois hosts an engagement announcement for Miss Edna Robbins daughter of John Clinton Robbins and Norton Hubbard Morrison son of Col Edward H Morrison. The couple plans a winter wedding. Dr George Roe Lockwood of New York marries Louise R Doble in Montreal at St John the Evangelist Church on June 6.
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John Clinton Robbins
Babvion
IL. I
Edna Robbins
Norton Hubbard Morrison
Edward H. Morrison
Fairfield
Wash
Miss Robbins
The
Babylon Electric Light Company
George R. Lockwood
George Roe Lockwood
East Fifty-second Street
New York
Louise R. Doble
Arthur P. Doble
Montreal
Canada
Justice Vernon M. Davis Improves at Home
Report from 194 Lexington Avenue states Justice Vernon M. Davis, ill with typhoid malaria, showed improvement last night.
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Lexington Avenue
Vernon M. Davis
Poor Little Rich Girl Abroad Plans Berlin and London
Arthur Hopkins producer of The Poor Little Rich Girl returned on the Cunarder Mauretania from Europe where he has arranged to have the play produced by Max Reinhardt in Berlin and in London.
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Arthur Hopkins
Mauretania
Europe
Max Reinhardt
Berlin
London
Miss Helen Converse Clark Celebrates Lunc heon For Attendants Ahead Of Wedding
Miss Helen Converse Clark hosted a luncheon at 465 West End Avenue in honor of her attendants Miss Kitty Lancaster of Richmond and Miss Gladysigh of Chi a. Attendees included New York guests Miss Lisa Todd and Miss Frances Moore plus seven other friends. The event followed by a dinner Tuesday and a restrained reception at the bride’s home before the Manhattan Congregational Church ceremony Wednesday.
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Helen Converse Clark
Henry Carrington Lancaster
Manhattan Congregational Church
Kitty Lancaster
Richmond
Gladysigh
Chi ‘A
New York Bridge
Lisa
Wag Todd Oar Onan Orenee Ees
Mooree
Florence ‘Robinson
Florence and
Grace Oer
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Margaret Atson
Margaret Carpenter
Dorothy Clark
Miss Clark
Johns Bates Clark
Big Tim Sullivan Sets Sail for Europe
Timothy D. Sullivan leaves Boston with brother Patrick J. Sullivan for the steamship Cincinnati bound for Europe. He is reported rapidly recovering from a long illness and hopes baths in Europe will aid his recovery. A large Tammany delegation escorts him and plans a send off as he sails. Patrick J. Sullivan now leads the Third Assembly District where Big Tim once held influence.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Boston
Patrick J. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Europe
Sullivan
Tammany Braves
Big Tim
Third
Assembly
Social Notes: Summer Homes and Weddings Across Resorts
Mrs. John Bassett Moore rents a Mantoloking cottage for summer while Mrs. J Stuart White occupies Lenox apartments for June and July. The Warren and Ziegler couples visit the Plaza. Barneys rent Oak View in Newport. Several society figures stay at Vanderbilt and other locales. multiple weddings occur today including Miss Sarah Lee Perot to R. Lawrence Orekley, and Miss Edythe Gwynne to Reginald Pearson. Other plans include summer in Bridgehampton and Southampton, and trips to Panama and Vancouver.
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John Bassett Moore
Mantoloking
N. J
J. Stuart White
Aspinwall
Lenox
George Henry Warren
Plaza
William Ziegler, Jr
J. Stewart Barney
William H. Osgood
Oak View
Newport
Robert W. Henderson
William Phelps Eno
Washington, D. C
Vanderbilt
Charles May Oelrichs
James H. Kidder
Sarah Lee Perot
R. Lawrence Orekley
Edwards
Perot
North Broadway
Yonkers
Gustavus A. Rogers
Riverside Drive
Clarence H. Venable
New York
Weeingice
St. Louis
Vancouver
B. C
Lindley M. Garrison
George Leary
Secretary of War
West Point
Clarence P. Townsley
Military Academy
S. Stanwood Menken
Arthur von Briesen Menken
Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecille
Maine
Talking Pictures and Natural Colors at Gaumont Exhibition
A private showing at the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre featured talking motion pictures and chronochrome color films. Chronochrome visuals in natural color drew most interest, with three color tones on screen. The black and white talking films included nature studies sketches and a French comedy. A chronochrome reel of the recent royal wedding in Berlin arrived late and will be shown later.
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Thirty-ninth Street
Gaumont “ Film Varlants
Berlin
Martin Beck Returns From Europe with Paris Review Plans
Martin Beck, managing director of the Orpheum Vaudeville Circuit, arrived home from Europe aboard the Mauretania after four weeks in London Paris Berlin and Vienna. He announced plans to bring a Parisian review with French players to the circuit, featuring principal highlights of current Paris revues.
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Martin Beck
Europe
Orpheum
Mauretania
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
The Master Mind Ends Run at Harris Tonight
The Master Mind will close its run at the Harris Theatre with tonight's performance. The show will reopen next season on Labor Day at the Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn.
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Harris Theatre
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Princess Theatre
Hudson Theatre
Nolet Romer
Lieber
Berlin
Mme
Lena Doria Devine
Metropolitan Opera House
Uilding
Noted shipbuilder Charles H Cramp dies in Philadelphia
Charles H Cramp former head of William Cramp Sons died at his son Courtland Cramp’s home in Philadelphia after a lingering illness. Born May 9 in 1820 he rose from apprentice to head of the firm that built Navy ships and many merchant vessels. The Cramp yards employed thousands with large payrolls and built ships for the Russian Navy and the United States Navy.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
William Cramp & Sons
Courtland D. Cramp
Delancey Street
Cramp
Courtland
Frank Cramp
Charles Henry Cramp
William Cramp
Delaware River
Central High School
John Birely
William Cramp Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Company
Constantine
Russia
Cramps
Havana
SAILING FOR EUROPE LIST SHOWS MANY PASSENGERS
Transatlantic services list passengers sailing today on major liners. The Caronia from Liverpool boards many notable travelers including Sir Lionel Cardin and Countess De Boro Lucy. Oruba from Southampton via West Indies lists A Bentley and J M Purdie among others. Oceanic from Southampton includes W H Amu, Clarence Newman, and R H Seymour. Kroonland from Antwerp features Miss H Aiken and Lady Bullock. Minnetonka from London lists Gilmer Adams and Poultney Bigelow. Cleveland from Hamburg shows Sir Ralph Anstruther and Lieut Col James Clark Sanford. California from Glasgow includes Col Edward S Connell and Dr T B Wiggin. Bremen lists S R Anderson and Miss N Campbell. Arrivals on the Mauretania from Liverpool yesterday include Sir W Max Aitken and Nelson W Aldrich among others.
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Caronia
Liverpool
Arthur Lewis
Countess de Boro
Lucy
W. F. Milton
C. G. Peters
E. L. Powers
G. Towns Rigden
H. E. Smith
G. Clinton Smith
Nathan Straus
J. B. Thompson
J. C. Williams
Carolyn Williams
A. W
J. C. Wright
Oceanic
Southampton
W. H. Agnew
J. H. Amirich
H. Allen
F. T. Hill
P. E. Low
C. Mays
Clarence Newman
J. J. Regan
R. H. Seymour
Paul C. Stewart
W. D. Stroud
W. A. White
George White
H. B. Wright
Kroonland
Antwerp
H. Aiken
Brandes Matthews
J. Nelson
W. L. Palmer
A. E. Foreless
G. G. Ross
A. C. Stewart
Harold Wingate
Minnetonka
London
Gilmer Adams
W. H. Barrett
Poultney Bigelow
A. B. Carrington
W. Carruthers
Rs. H. Davis
M. Scott Jarvie
C. Joseph Bertram Lippincott
H. Lester
Norman Lawrence
Norman E. Mack
RB. Mead
F. S. Mason
F. Pegram
W. Reed
James Clark Sanford
Sanford
H. Vesper
Daniel Wagner
T. B. Wiggin
California
Glasgow
Edward S. Connell
J. Cullen
R. W. Buchanan
J. D. Burrell
David J. Burrell
H. E. Castle
Mary B. Duncan
R. S. Dickson
S. T. Dickson
Robert Douglas
J. G. Fagg
Piahes
J. Gardiner
Foster Kennedy
L. C. Kingsley
Della
James Wilson
Henry Wallace
R. P. Wyche
Ase
A. J. Bennett
Mary Bolt
Everitt
Jane E. Coyie
HA. CE
Ns. R
A. Thomas
J. Johnson
G. Mitchell
W. Hopper
Bremen
S. R. Anderson
R. Ardrey
A. G. Brown
J. J. Burleigh
N. Campbell
Mathew Cleveland
E. A. Crockett
May E. M. Dunn
E. A. Foster
Herbert L. May
J. B. Rittenhouse
M. G. Stowe
R. L. Thompson
W. A. Hamilton Wallace
Robert W. Willson
Mauretania
W. Max Aitken
M. P
Nelson W. Aldrich
Bryce J. ‘Allan
R. L. Bacon
C. R.rtin Beck
Hammerstein Signs Renaud for Twenty-Week Paris contract
Paris reports Arthur Hammerstein has signed a twenty week contract with baritone Renaud. Renaud will open the Hammerstein opera season in New York in mid October with a revised Don Quixote by Massenet prepared before his death. Hammerstein plans to engage several star artists while in Paris.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Arthur Hammerstein
Renaud
Hammerstein Opera
New York
Massenet
Hammerstein
Magicians Stage Real Dinner Vanishing Act in Boston
More than a hundred magicians gathered for the Ninth Annual Dinner of the American Magicians at the Marsévilles Hotel. The event featured amateur and professional acts including Julius Dres bach Farrin of Boston and the famed Laurens and Bamberg. The program ended with a talent show by fellow members while attendees heard remarks from Henry Hatton and other society leaders.
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Hotel Marsévilles
Cra of
Julius Dresbach
Farrin
Boston
Laurens
Theodore Bamberg
Francis J. Werner
Siam
Mikado
Taft
Henry Hatton
Lionel M. Homburger
Sam Ellison
F. J. Martinka
Harry Rouclere
Pressburg Relief Committee Plans Evening Meeting
The Pressburg Relief Committee, formed after the May 17 Pressburg fire, calls a mass meeting next Sunday at the Educational Alliance auditorium 197 East Broadway to raise funds for rebuilding the Rabbinical High School and library. Secretary Louis Friedman notes Pressburg’s century long link to Jewish literature and that damages reach about 2 million dollars. Funds will go to Albert Kohn of the Universal Israelitish Alliance in Paris for global distribution.
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Pressburg
Relief Committee
Russia
Albert Kohn
Universal Israelitish Alliance
Paris
Retirement for Delaware & Hudson pension official
Albany June 6 William D Robinson longtime in charge of past accounts for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company retires on a pension at 65 after forty eight years of service
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Albany
William D. Robinson
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Reverend Dr. George Whitney Dies at 83 in Plainfield
The Rev. Dr. George H. Whitney aged 83 longtime president of Centenary Collegiate Hackettstown N J and president emeritus for eight years died at his Plainfield home 828 First Place after a hip fracture from a fall last Friday.
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Plainfield
N. J
George H. Whitney
Centenary Collegiate
Hackettstown
Correction: Mrs Mabel Anderson Rose Dies While Talking
The Times corrects yesterday’s report. Mrs Mabel Anderson Rose who married Wiiett Rage collapsed and died during a conversation with her neighbor Mrs A Douglass Brownlie in Montclair.
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the Times
A. Douglass Brownlie
Montclair
Mabel Anderson Rose
Wiiett Rage
Multiple Obituaries Show Prominent Names Across Cities
Rachel Paxton of Bloomfield N J and Hartwell Bishop son of Joseph Bucklin Bishop Panama Canal official die in Boston and Washington D C respectively. Abby Jeannette Vedder Catskill founder’s daughter dies age 82. Andrew Schneiderwind 77 dies in Flatbush. Maria Borst 93 widow of Henry Borst dies Brooklyn. Lillian Cauchois a coffee merchant’s wife dies after appendectomy at 405 West 117th Street. John R Hedges longtime Galveston News editor found dead Mansfield Ohio. Lucy Daniels Thompson suffrage worker dies Washington D C La Crosse Wis. Matilda Haeuser widow of August R Haeuser dies Holland Rockaway Beach. Mary W Knox last Knox sister dies noted in church circles.
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Hartwell Bishop
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Boston
Bishop
Harvard
San Francisco
Abby Jeannette Vedder
Mackey Croswell
Catskill Recorder
la Mently
Catskill Packet
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Catskill
Thomas O'Hara Croswell
Franklin
Vedder
Harry M. C. Vedder
Andrew Schneiderwind
East Twelfth Street
Flatbush
Maria Borst
Henry Borst
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Lillian Cauchois
Frederick A. Cauchois
West 117Th Street
John R. Hedges
Galveston News
Mansfield
Ohio
Lucy Daniels Thompson
Washington, D. C
la Crosse
Wis
Matilda Haeuser
August R. Haeuser
A. R. Haeuser & Co
William Street
Holland
Rockaway Beach
Manhattan
West
Mary W. Knox
John Knox
Collegiate Reformed Church
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for The New York Times pages may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The excerpt indicates a service for submitting marriage and death notices via telephone. It lacks specific individuals, dates, or events beyond the contact instruction.
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New York Times
Bryant
Bern stein couple announce birth of son June 5
Mr and Mrs David Bernstein announce the birth of a son on June 5. Ruth B Belborn, mother of the child, is named in the notice. The family resides in the area.
Marriages Recorded Across Cities In Early June Dates
A collage of marriage notices lists June ceremonies in diverse locales including Mount Vernon New Haven Montreal Munich and Baltimore. Partners named include Harris Woodruff Greene with Harry Griffin and Isabelle Sloan with Michael Jenkins among many others detailing bride or groom origins and church venues.
Death notices cluster from a New York newspaper
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1913 1918 list names such as Frank J. Barry Edward Calm Lillian Cauchois Michael Condon John Daly Catherine Donnelly Ernest F. Hagen Matilda Haenser Mary C Hickox Priscilla S Fereh Mary Knox David Leeds Fanny Mandelbaum Felix McCabe Grace Meeker John Montgomery Mary Eliza Purdy Mabel Anderson News Spencer Ara Bella Sutton Tower George P Waterbury Victor G Williams with addresses and service details including church locations 241 West 23d Street Campbell Building West 117th Street and various funeral homes and cemeteries in New York City and nearby towns.
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Barry
Frank J
Campbell Building
Automobile
Edward
Emil C
Elizabeth Calm
Cauchois
Lillian
Frederic A. Cauchois
Frederic
Jean
Corinne
Mignon
Leonie
Estelle Cauchois
Henry W
Elizabeth Iman
Philan
West 117Th St
New York
Philadelphia
Condon
Michael Condon
Kathryn A. Condon
West 129Th St
Daly
John
Donnelly
Apthorpe
Catherine M. Donnelly
Paulist Church
59Th St
Columbus Av
West 111Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hickox
Washington, Conn
Mary_C. Hickox
George A. Hickox
Horning
Priscilla S. Fereh
Jacob Horning
Clarence L. Horning
Greene Av
Fultonville
N. Y. Knox
West 13Th St
Mary . Knox
John Knox
Middle Collegiate Church
7Th St
Leeds
David Dean Leeds
Clara Giraud Leeds
St. St
Brooklyn
Mandelbaum
Fanny
Church of Our Lady of Angels
3D Av
St. Raymond's
Meeker
Amityville
L. L
Grace Meeker
Thomas B. Meeker
Hawthorne Av
Yonkers
Montgomery
John Montgomery
West 15Th St
Purdy
Mary Eliza
Samuel A. Purdy
Anna Maria Palmer
Rose
Upper Mon Meee
Richmond
Baltimore
Sutton
Arabella Stow Sutton
Greenwood Cemetery
E ‘Ower
Park Page
Waterbury
Greenwich
Conn
George P. Waterbury
Milbank Av
Es Williams
Victor G. Williams
Louise. Holmes
Percy G
Ida E. Wil Fu
Funeral notices and deaths across Brooklyn Jersey City and beyond
Funeral and death notices listed for dozens of individuals across Brooklyn neighborhoods Manhattan Jersey City Hoboken and Queens including addresses on West 17th Street 412 West 13th Street Roosevelt Hospital 252 Broadway 107 Clymer Street and 489 84th Avenue with services noted for June 3 4 5 6 and other dates. Names include Kerr Knox Moore Walsh Clancy Canty Moran Muller Fleming and many more with ages and burial details.
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Stary
West 17Th St
Kerr
Jennie M
KNOX
Iit
LA —John
Avenue A
Maricet—Aan C
Mae de Pres
Fur Moore
Joseph
Agg Mene
Jane Jane
Claremont
Scitabent
Jo —John
Roosevelt Hospital
Scott
Jne
Broadway
Taian Neta
Walsh
Winters
Lawrence A
Westee St
Brooklyn
Canty
Margaret H
M. Muller
Katharina
Eran
Plaatje
Hellena A
Punerat
Riegel
Sophie
Ralph
Sherlock
Loy
Springsteen
Reuben
E St
Hoboken
Jersey City
Payores Biertuempfel
Fredie
Magazine St
Newark
Caffery
Elien
Ocean Av
Capoto
Amarica
Garden St
Dusei
Margaret
Jackson
Gavin'—Mary
First St
Knight
Esther
Hudson St
Reig Aa
Une
Rooney
Thomas P. J
Halladay St
Jean
Bloomfield St
Sieber
William C
Madison St
Memorial Masses Recorded At Newark Area Churches
Catherine Brown from St Michael's Church Newark Mary Corbett Helen Duffy Mary Griffin and Edward Wheelihan listed for masses at specified Catholic churches today in morning schedules indicating services at St Michael's St Stephen's St Patrick's Cathedral St Elizabeth's and Notre Dame?
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Edward F
Soares Heart Church
Jersey City
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