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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1912

Page

11

Nala Unplaced at Plainfield Show and Turf Turmoil

At Plainfield NJ on June 7 the Plainfield Riding and Driving Club show featured Nala, a champion gig horse, unplaced in a tandem class amid only two entries. J W Harriman’s harness horse struggled in the ring before being corrected by driver Jack Donnelly, then won the single-harness class over Emil Seelig’s pair. Saddle horses and ladies’ events drew strong local participation, with Sonia and Embarto among notable winners as spectators praised the day’s judging and attendance.

New York Times Plainfield N. J Nala Plainfield Riding and Driving Club Joseph W. Harriman Donnelly Charles A. Baudoine H. L. Pierce Emil Seelig Belleville George Gustav Rohley H. O. Atterbury Kildare Archful L. M. Newgass Jack Bowman My Butterfly Bowman Sonia Andrew Morrison H. L. Camp W. A. McGibbon Rosabel J. J. O’donohue Caroline Bryce S. Bryce Wing C. G. Embarto Blenheim Brown Rolston Mabel B. Hooley Ironton Crusher Miriam Harriman J. W. Harriman Lady Dilham Elegant Dilham H.l.ierce Warwick Charles McWilliams M. Kathleen Frances Stewart Kel_ler Jack Starness Avondale Farm Br. m Avondale Farr Br. G C. G. Energy Emil Seelie B. m. Royal Victoria B. G. Royal Victor H. J. Pierce Prince Grayling B. G Lord Grayling George Gustav Rohlig B. G Avoca L. M. Newgass Company B. G. Watchful Secon H. D. Atterbury Br. G. Kildare Highlawn Farm Gf. m. Countess Wendy H. L. Pierce Warwick Queen B. m. Warwick Princess B. G. Energy B. G. Enterprise Lozano Royal Victoria Royal Victor H. C. Pierce Hmbatto Juitle Farm Algoma Donnybrook Merry Widow Bryce Wing Mrs. Brown Ce Tone Farm Thomas A.‘ Sperry Herriman

Social Notes highlight summer travel and society weddings

Mrs. William A. Hamilton and Miss Hone Hamilton plan a summer in Arkville New York. Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz arrive from London for a Ritz Carlton stay before Virginia. Several society figures depart for Europe or summer homes while weddings and engagements unfold in Flatbush and Hyde Park on the Hudson.

Miss Betty Bouldin Engaged to Chichester Kerr

Mr and Mrs William Bouldin Jr of East Orange New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Maulsby Bouldin to Chichester C Kerr of New York He is the son of Mrs James Kerr and the late Dr James Kerr of Washington DC and Warrenton Virginia and nephew of Prof Alexander Graham Bell and Charles J Bell The couple have not set a wedding date

William Bouldin, Jr East Orange N.J Betty Maulsby Bouldin Chichester C. Kerr New York Bouldin John Ritchie William P. Maulsby Maryland Mr. Kerr James_Kerr James Kerr Washington, D. C Warrenton

TO WED IN ENGLAND Miss Nathalie Blanchet to Waldo Hawkshurst

Miss Nathalie Louise Blanchet prepares for a July wedding in England to Waldo S. Hawkshurst of Evanston Illinois. The Blanchet family has extensive connections in the United States and abroad, with relatives in Belgium New Jersey and Washington. Hawkshurst, a Chicago University graduate, descends from early Salem settlers and aligns with Evanston Country and Golf Clubs.

England Nathalie Louise’ Blanchet Auguste du Rest Blanchet Waldo S. Hawkshurst Evanston Ill Miss Blanchet Margaret Blanchet R. P. van de Velde Antwerp Belgium Anita Blanchet Louis Blanchet South Orange Chicago University Golf Clubs

William Henry Pool Engaged to Miss Isabella Donohue

News from Portland reports the engagement of William Henry Pool of New York City, nephew of the late Lawrence Pool of San Francisco, to Miss Isabella Donohue daughter of the late Col. Mervyn Donohue a major San Francisco capitalist. No wedding date is set. Pool resides with his sister Mrs Beverley Chew Duer at 127 East Seventy-eighth Street and is a member of Squadron A and the Apawamis Golf Club. The Duer townhouse is closed for the summer and Pool was not reachable.

Isabella Donohue San Francisco New York Times Portland Ore William Enry Pool New York City Lawrence Pool Col Mervyn Donohue Mr. Pool Beverley Chew Duer East Seventy-eighth Street Squadron A Apawamis Golf Club

Miss Flora Dupuy to Wed Richard Twinem

Miss Flora Bell Dupuy a clerk in the District Attorney Wise office found a heap of flowers on her desk yesterday indicating her secret engagement. She is to marry Richard Twinem on Wednesday evening at her home 219 Arlington Avenue Brooklyn.

Flora B. Dupuy Flora Bell Dupuy Wise Federal Richard Twinem Arlington Avenue Brookyn

Birtwistle Gibbs Nuptial Plans

Miss Irana Farrar Gibbs daughter of Mrs Franklin Trowbridge Gibbs of this city will wed John James Birtwistle of Providence Rhode Island at Trinity Chapel on Wednesday at noon. No reception due to illness in the bride's family. They will spend the summer at a bungalow in Commut Narragansett Bay after their wedding trip.

Birtwistle-Gibbs Irana Farrar Gibbs Franklin Trowbridge Bay John James Birtwistle Providence R. I Trinity Chapel Commicut Narragansett Bay

Theatrical notes and casting updates from Broadway

William A. Brady plans a Europe trip returning mid August to scout new spring plays. The cast for Eugene Presbrey's The Other Man now includes Stevenson Cassavant Hunter Bruce Cumming Butler Nesville Magrane. Klaw and Erlanger renew Hilliard contract for The Argyll Case. Rose Maid engages Krusada. Werba Luescher finalize arrangements with They for fall at the Theatre.

William A. Brady Europe Cohan & Harris Eugene Presbrey Man Charles A. Stevenson Louis Cassavant Harrison Hunter Clifford Bruce Irving Cumming John A. Butler Carmen Nesville Thais Magrane Klaw’& Erlanger Mr. Werba Mr. Luescher Montreal Charles

Music in the Park Today at Central Park

The Mall presents an afternoon concert at 3 PM featuring Arnold’s orchestra. The program includes selections from Fantasie and Aida, Rome and Andalusia violin pieces, Carmen suite, and Bizet’s Gioconda ballet music, with pieces from Orpheus and America.

Central Park Arnold “Orchestra Star-Spangled Banner Deertiee Tomas Aida Esssecaeess- Vofdl Kamenci Ostrow Fubinstein Vienna Woods Orpheus Gregor Skolnik Ponchielji America

Miss Newberry Loved An American Family Explanation

Detroit June 7 Truman H Newberry admits his daughter Carol broke her engagement to Capt W H Alleyne of the Queen s Own Regiment as an impulse He denies Frank Brooks had any role Society friends recount a lifelong Detroit social circle and Brooks relation while Alleyne faced a private rejection The Newberrys praised Alleyne calling him a gentleman and said Carol would rather wed an American than a foreigner It ends with Brooks denying engagement and stating no knowledge of the matter

New York Times Detroit Mich Truman H. Newberry Carol Newberry W. H. Alleyne Queen’s Own Regiment Frank Brooks F. H. Brooks Detroit United Railways Miss Newberry Carol Brooks Bermuda Newhberrys Mr. Newberry Roosevelt Capt. Alleyne Hamilton Capt Alleyne Newberrys Washington

Robber Flees With Employer's $235 After Street Attack

Miss Bertha Turner a 17 year old book keeper for Wigdororwich and Shapiro of 1 967 First Avenue was robbed of 235 yesterday afternoon near the corner of 105th Street and First Avenue. The thief struck her in the face and escaped into a tenement at 233 East 105th Street despite a pursuing crowd.

Wigdororwich & Shapiro First Avenue Bertha Turner 105Th Street Miss Turner East Seventy-sixth Street East 105Th Street

Stokowski May Succeed Pohlig as Philadelphia Conductor

Negotiations are reported to engage Leopold Stokowski as conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, to succeed Carl Pohlig whose contract ends in April 1918. Musical America notes the possibility, though management has not confirmed. Stokowski, previously leading the Cincinnati Orchestra, is currently in Europe.

Stokowski Pohlig New York Times Philadelphia Penn Leopold Stokowski Philadelphia Orchestra Carl Pohlig Musical America Raygrieriend Due Sonowski Cincinnati Orchestra Europe

Vacations For Winter Garden Folk Open Summer Plan

The Winter Garden management will keep the playhouse open all summer. Each principal will take a two week vacation during the warm months. No more than two principals will be absent at once and special features will be added during their absences.

Winter Garden

Fleet Inspection Regulates Warship Ferry Service

Off Pier A inspectors from the Dock Department and the Federal service checked power boats bound for carrying visitors to German and American warships due in the Hudson. About twenty boats received pennants certifying seaworthiness and capacity. The new rules set fares at 25 cents each way, with returns paid only when the return trip begins, and all boats must run until all visitors are ashore. Board passes will provide free transport for German squadron sailors from June 9 to June 13.

Dock Department United States Steamboat Inspection Service Hudson James Rourke A. H. Seeley Charles Bunce John Gunn Federal Inspection Service Department of Docks Theodore P. Shonts Interborough Subway Elevated Railways New York Railways Company Theew York & Queens County Railway Cmpany

Germans Pay Tribute at Mount Vernon on Washington's Tomb

Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz and German warship officers joined U S naval officers to lay a wreath on George Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon. About sixty guests, including Secretary Fisher and Postmaster General Hitchcock, attended as the Mayflower party saluted with taps and a half masted flag before departing for Hampton Roads. The Moltke Stettin and Bremen then sail to New York with the Atlantic Fleet’s Second Division.

Washington von Rebeur-Paschwitz George Washington Mount Vernon United States Meyer Fisher Hitchcock Rodgers Belknap Sellers Rcker Hampton Roads Moltke Stettin Bremen Old Point New York Atlantic Fleet

German sailors outclassed as Yankees win meet at St Helena

In the June 7 athletic meet at St Helena Training Station Norfolk a German and American sailors contest ended in a walkover for the Yankees. The cup battle narrowed to Kansas versus Louisiana with Louisiana winning 49 to unknown. Ensign Byrne son of Medical Director Byrne of the Vermont scored 16 of 21 points, earning three firsts and a third. The Germans showed strength only in the tug of war preliminary, failing in most events.

Norfolk St. Helena Yankees Kansas Louisiana Thesas Ensign Byrne Byrne Vermont Franklin Cam

Real D. A. R. Twin Dead in Michigan

Mrs. Julia Ann Demaray of Woodland aged 80 died of paralysis in Hastings after a long life as one of the few surviving real twin aughters of the American Revolution. Her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Russell survives. Their father John Peter Frank enlisted in Philadelphia and served through the war before moving to Canada where he married an English woman. The twins were born when he was 78. Mrs. Demaray moved to Hastings forty years ago and both mothers of fourteen children.

Hastings Mich Julia Ann Demaray Woodland Elizabeth Ann Russell Lake Odessa John Peter Frank Philadelphia Canada

Notable Sherman Kin Dies After Long Store Career

Howard Sherman, cousin of Gen William Tecumseh Sherman and descendant of Roger Sherman, died at 92 in Rosebank, New Jersey, at his daughter's home. Born in this city, he moved with his family after the 1836 fire to New Haven, Connecticut, later entering the cotton business in Ansonia, and then founding the West’s first stove foundry in Chicago.

Howard Sherman William Tecumseh Sherman Roger Sherman Chicago Rosebank N. J Thaddeus Margaret Taylor Sherman New Haven Conn Ansonia

Notable Obituaries From A City Ledger Incomplete Series

Obituaries list several urban figures. Charles Singleton Sweet longtime Pullman assistant secretary to Robert I Lincoln dies of pneumonia at home in Oak Park suburb. William Ambler prominent Tarrytown businessman dies at 59. Francis A Cleveland Jersey City fireman and engine captain dies at 54. Zephaniah Talbot widow of ex naval chief engineer dies at 77 in Holliston Massachusetts. James K Geddes Ohio railroad official dies at home in Zanesville due to poisoning from ulcerated tooth. Rev Orville D B Jesuit dies at St Francis Xavier College West Sixteenth Street aged 34. Clifford Cook of Brooklyn dies at 72. James M Gray Illinois lawyer and former legislator dies at Decatur after illness. Rev Dr Charles M Southgate New England church figure dies of heart failure in Gloucester. Richard D Cookh dies at 83 at daughter’s Jersey City residence after emigrating from Ireland. Butterfield of Circling Castle Yorkshire firm Butterfield Co dies old age. B Reed longtime National Bank of the city official dies after 87 years service.

Charles Singleton Sweet Pullman Company Oak Pam Chicago Robert I. Lincoln William Ambler Tarrytown Ossining New York Francis A. Cleveland Jersey City Sanitarium Caldwell Zephaniah Talbot United States Navy Holliston Mass James K. Geddes Ohio River & Western Railroad Zanesville Ohio Orville D. B St. Francis Xavier College West Sixteenth Street Father Brady Loyola College Clifford Cook Nineteenth Street Brooklyn James M. Gray Illinois Decatur Ill Nineteenth Charles M. Southgate New England Gloucester Richard D. Cookh John H. Nimon Hawthorne Avenue N. J Ireland Fg van G. Gred Cme Tia Cote Fae Butterfield Dow Cirisg Castle Yorkshire Land Was & i Fred Butterfield & Co Yousteday B. Reed National Bank of the Robert Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Av 60Th St Dorman Orlando P Elm St Herrick East Hampton L. I Harriet Ford Everett Herrick John R. Ford Woodlawn Holbrook Easthampton Helen Eleanore Williams Holbrook Hyde Short Hills Charlotte B Siméon Hyde Calvary Church Colchester Conn McLaughlin Dennis Theress L. McLaughlin Sth St St. Michael’s R. C Nesbitt Saranac Lake N. Y Theodore F. Nesbitt Trinity Church Mt. Verenon Oliver West 48Th St Elizabeth Oliver John Oliver sSuneral Palmer John William Palmer Stephen Merritt New 223 Ltd 21St St Greenwich Reed William B Brewster Sherman Rosebank Howard Sherman Residentsylvania Av Cornelia John H. Sleight News St. Av Steinwender Babylon Long Island Julius John Steinwender West Stephenson Hornell Thomas Stephenson

Baroness Von Zedtwitz Estate Valued at 6 Million

The estate of Baroness Mary Elizabeth Caldwell Von Zedtwitz totals about 6 million dollars with a New York portion worth 1.37 million. The heir is her 14 year old son Waldman Conrad von Zedtwitz, with several smaller bequests to relatives and charities in France and Switzerland. Personal assets include railroad securities and New York real estate valued at about 2.66 million.

Baroness von Zedtwitz Mary Elizabeth Caldwell Louisville Frankfort-on-Main Gerany New York Kentucky Newport France Germany von Zedtwitz Mary Caldwell Baron von Zedtwitz Washington Gulf of Mexico Mexico Marvyn Scudder George L. Shearer America C. A. Cachard Paris Waldman Conrad von Zed@twitz Marvin Scudder Winifred Mary Smythe Rosa John George Blamire Convalescent Home For Hiltersinger Switzerland Thun

Transatlantic liner passenger lists published today

Nine liners sail from ports including Philadelphia Oceanic Thames Vaderland and President Lincoln with names of dozens of passengers led by Mrs P C Anderson and Capt James B Butt aboard Philadelphia and many others aboard Oceanic Thames Vaderland Koenigen Luise Columbia Minneapolis Chicago and Mauretania arriving yesterday with notable travelers such as Ex-Senator Nelson W Aldrich and Baroness Rosenkrantz among the crowd.

Philadelphia Southampton P. C. Anderson Olive Anderson James B. Butt G. Corne J. W. Dean Evans Mary Hargis G. Harper Grace Hoyt H. M. Hubbard E. H. Landon W. G. Landon F. L. Lovell N. Meeker EB. Gregory Marion Gregory J. J. Hammond P. F. Henderson D. L. Hough J. T. Hyde Cadwalader Jones J. G. Lonsdale H. R. Lawford F. P. Nash W. H. Parker P. A. Price Hunter Robb W. H. Rowe Frances Rowe A. M. Sheppard G. H. Simpson O. A. Tate W. D. Thomas Josephine Tolman W. &S. Tufts J. Walford A. H. Waterman Rollin W. White W. R. Wood G. W. Young Thames West Indies F. W. Ainley BH. Carpentier J. J. Diaz A. Fletcher J. W. Morrison W. Nicholson Anna de Rommer George Smith Carrie Strong H. T. van Deusen W. L. Yeager L. E. Young Vaderland Antwerp L. Blake J. T. Boyd Kenneth Brown M. Carleton Isabel Davis F. A. Edwards Baron Charles de Geer E. M. Groome M. Hamilton M. L. Harrington A. W. Hewlett Selma Hunt H. C. Kelsey W. Markley E. L. Morris E. G. Porter Nicholas M. Smith Mary Thomas G. B. Woodward J. A. Young Lincoln Hamburg Lillian I. Andrews W. C. Blodgett E. Brown E. H. Bradley J. H. Bride W. M. Collier J. N. Cushman M. E. Chapman Bremen C. S. Bartow Eva von Blomberg Helen Bowman F. C. Bray H. Earle Blunt Count de Chanieres L. Collin Charles Fowler, Jr H. Garrett W. J. Geer S. Hays J. G. Howe Mary EB. Hunter Henry Johnson J. W. Brooks Ledd Lee Hubert Mayrick C. N. Nelson, Jr Helen Paine A. K. Payne F. Lorenz Smith E. 8. Stowell E. Wright Columbia Glasgow L. Atwood A. Appleton H. H. Bayne A. Benary W. Blyth J. B. Crondoly Louis Crandall Robert E. Daly Dorothy Gamber W. T. Grund Alfred E. Jordan May Owens John Peils W. M. Reiney R. G. Ross Alexander G. Ritchie M. H. Benton Annette Bills Howard H. Bristol C. Calvert F. A. Campbell Coates Cole E. G. Cooke Ethel Cutler R. J. Danby F. Depew EB. H. Fellowes C. A. Fry O. E. Hunt Julia Moss Andrew Morrison J. M. Parrott G. A. Petty J.C. Underwood R. H. Wilson Mauretania Liverpool E. G., Acheson United State Nelson W. Aldrich Lucy T. Aldrich Grace C. B. Hill Derwood R. B. Wells F. . Whiteley H.wilkinson J L. Wilson, Jr Mr. James Bell A. J. Chandier J. R. Patterson Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz

Court's Hotel Not a Court in Service of Wife

A Supreme Court process server was prevented from serving Mrs. Annie L. Bond at Hotel Savoy owned by Justice P. Henry Dugro. He chased her to her apartment, was barred by staff and a policeman, then left. Justice Gerard later allowed service by leaving a copy with hotel manager Ries and on her door. Bond cites a separation agreement permitting visitation until their son Minford Wolcott Bond, five, turns seven.

Supreme Court Savoy P. Henry Dugro Annie L. Bond Frederic Drew Bond Justice Gerard Bond Leavin John P. Ries Wajing Minford Wolcott Bond

Mock Duck Sentenced in Policy Slip Case at Sessions

Mock Duck a Hip Sing Tong leader, arrested after Chung Ping Sing was shot at 21 Pell Street. Five policy slips and Chinese signs bearing his signature found. Duck admitted miling and was convicted of possessing policy slips, sentenced by Judge Swann to one to two years in State Prison.

Mock Duck Hip Sing Tong Swann Mack Duck Pell Street Chung Ping Sing Duck Sing Miling

Holiday Dances Dates Set At Sherry's This Season

Announced dates for the Holiday Dances include December 23 February 15 and March 24 to be held at Sherry's. The events welcome young girls not yet out with patronesses led by Mrs. Walter Chappell Mrs. B Ogden Chisolm Mrs. Richard V. Colt and other prominent society figures.

Sherry’s Walter Chappell B. Ogden Chisolm Richard V. Colt Columbus O’d. Iselin A. S. Olyphant William Church Osborn Anson Blake Moran

Marriages Listed in New York Notices

A sequence of marriage notices dated June 5 to June 17 1932 from St John the Evangelist Saint Peter s Church and Brooklyn list partners including Marjorie Welstead and Howard Carter Dickinson Anna R Cooper and James A Renwick Ethelwyn Lockhart and A Burton Davis Florence M Fitch and Robert H Jackson Grace Lucken and Richard C McCaul Anna G Kuhn and Charles P Sullivan etc

Dickinson—Welstead Davis—Lockhart Ethelwyn Lockhart A. Burton Davis Jackson—Fitch Florence M. Fitch Robert H. Jackson McCaul—Lucken Grace Lucken Richard C. McCaul Sullivan—Kuhn Anna G. Kuhn Charles P. SuLlivan

Obituary notices list June 1912 bereavements in New York area

Died notices list numerous individuals with dates of death between June 4 and June 7 1912. Entries name residents of New York City and surrounding areas including St Luke's Hospital East Hampton West 16th Street Madison Avenue Church of Francis Xavier and various streets. Many entries provide funeral times locations and private interment details with multiple family names and addresses.

Woodlawn CB 2834 Bt core

In woodlawn district a core e ae item identified as CB 2834 is documented. The brief record notes a battery type code and location reference with no further event details.

the Woodlawn Core

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