Daughters of Gen Ripley wed in Grace Church ceremony
Grace Church hosts a double wedding for Miss Alice Van Doren Ripley and Miss Amélie Huntington Ripley to Alexander Ogden Jones and Raphael Pumpelly. Officiants were Dr Huntington and Dr Wibbert, with Gen Ripley and Mrs Ripley present. Families Delafield de Peyster Rhinelander Erving Jones Waldo Fairfax Van Rensselaer and others attended the reception at 11 West Fifty-sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice van Doren Ripley
Amelie Sybil Huntington Ripley
Edward R. Ripley
Perfect Love
J. Egmont Schermerhorn
Bayard Boyesen
Gustav Schwab
Ogden Jones
Guerdon
Parker
Gardner
Amélie
Sybil Huntington
Ripley
Mr. Jones
Stephen Clark
Mr. Welles
Langdon Warner
Boston
Gen. Ripley
A. T. Ogden Jones
Mahion Ogden Jones
Frances Ogden Jones
Mr. Pumpeley
Raphael Pumpelley
Newport
West Fifty-sixth Street
Delafield
de Peyster
Rhinelander
Erving
Jones
Waldo
Fairfax
van Rensselaer
Hassell
Schermerhorn
Supreme Court Rules on Moulin Rouge Title Case
Justice Giegerich reserved decision yesterday on an injunction bid by The Queen of the Moulin Rouge Company restraining Hurtig & Seamon from using The Girls of the Moulin Rouge title in their 125th Street theatre production. The plaintiff claimed large expenditures on production and advertising while the defense noted Moulin Rouge usage in theater for years and argued no ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Hurtig & Seamon
125Th Street
Managers Await Erlanger Action for Next Season
The Western Theatrical Managers' Association delegation said it has received substantial encouragement after days of talks with producing managers about next season bookings. The group has not yet met Abraham Erlanger, who will not return from Atlantic City until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
Western Theatrical Managers’ Association
Abraham Erlanger
Atlantic City
Girl in Blue Arrested After Stage Show at Music Hall
Mile. de Leon known as The Girl in Blue was arrested after an afternoon performance at Hurtig & Seamon's Music Hall on West 120th Street. The arrest was on a warrant issued to Capt. Carson of West 125th Street Station over a complaint about the young woman's dance. Joseph Hurtig of the music hall was also arrested. both were bailed out later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl In Blue
Mile. de Leon
Hurtig & Seamon
Music Hall
West 120Th Street
Carson
West 125Th Street
Joseph Hurtig
Nell the mystery star announced for fall play
Anonymous star Nell will debut in a new fall production under a famous dramatist with Klaw and Erlanger handling. The public will know her only by the name Nell and will not learn her identity until stage appearances begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Frederic Thompson
Klaw & Erlanger
Nell
Henry B Harris engages Frederic Perry for An American Widow
Henry B Harris engages Frederic Perry to play a leading role in An American Widow, Kellett Chambers's new comedy, with a New York production planned for early September. Directors of the Actors Society to be chosen in today’s meetings. annual meeting set for June 10. The Motor Girl company, 60 girls, opens at Lyric Theatre next Tuesday and will perform first in New Haven tomorrow, led by Georgia Caine. Follies of the Day departs Blaney’s Lincoln Square for Atlantic City, opening at the Savoy Theatre. Gustav Wohlgemuth and Prof Max Mayer Oldersleben, set to represent the Kaiser at Madison Square Garden contests on June 19, have sailed aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Frederic Perry
Kellett Chambers
New York
Actors’ Society
Motor Girl
Lyric Theatre
New Haven
Georgia Caine
Follies
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Atlantic City
Savoy Theatre
Henry Wolfsohn Musical Bureau
Gustav Wohlgemuth
Max Mayer Oldersleben
Kaiser
Madison Square Garden
Merode at Martins fete in Paris hosts American leaders
Frederick Townsend Martin's tea at Pré Catalan drew 400 invitations with leaders of American and French society in Paris. Attendees included Prince von Radolin, Baron Kurino, the Duke and Duchess d Uzés, Marquise Talleyrand Périgord, and Americas like George Gould, Cornelius Vanderbilt, E H Gary, and Douglas Sloan. performers included Cléo de Mérode and singers Emma Eames Billie Burke Mary Garden Kitty Cheatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frederick Townsend Martin
George J. Gould
Cornelius Vanderbilt
E. H. Gary
Douglas Sloan
Mme
Emma Eames
Billie Burke
Mary Garden
Kitty Cheatham
Miss Edith Talcott A Bride In Fifth Avenue Church
The Rev. Herbert Roswell Bates married Edith Talcott daughter of Mr and Mrs James Talcott of 7 West Fifty seventh Street yesterday at 4 in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr Stevenson with palm decor and orange blossom accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Roswell Bates
Edith Talcott
James Talcott
West Fifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Dr. Stevenson
Warner van Norden
Ruth D. Fowler
Eloise Talcott
Cora van Norden
Winifred Barrows
Harriet P. Bronson
Murray S. Howland
Gano Dunn
William S. Coffin
J. Lawrence Houghtaling
G. Beeckman Hoppin
Thomas F. Carter
Theodore Savage
Norman Thomas
Elizabeth Dunston Weds George Nicholas Jr at St Regis
Miss Elizabeth Jeanne Dunston of 56 West Fifty-eighth Street married George Nicholas Jr a Yale graduate and lawyer yesterday at the St Regis Hotel. The bride’s father John Dunston presented a $10,000 wedding gift as Victoria Allison served as matron of honor. The couple will sail this morning on the Oceanic for a honeymoon abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jeanne Dunston
West Fifty-eighth Street
George Nicholas, Jr
Yale
St. Regis Hotel
John Dunston
Sixth Avenue
Victoria Allison
Margaret Jassier
Teresa Kaser
Katherine Wilson
Rosamond McGovern
Martin van Buren Hall
Elton Parkes
Dewitt Partridge
John H. Holiman
Richard Hunt
Henry Brann
St. Agnes Church
Nicholas
Barker and Gidlyn Wed in Palm Court Ceremony
Wendell Phillips Barker of Brooklyn and Miss Julia Augusta Gidlyn were married last evening in the Palm Court of the Hotel Endicott with Rev. J. H. Pole officiating. Frances Gidlyn served as maid of honor and Charles Barker was best man. The couple will sail today for a three months European honeymoon aboard the Oceanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips Barker
East Seventh Street
Brooklyn
Julia Augusta Gidlyn
Julia Gidlyn
St. Nicholas Avenue
Bishop Conroy
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Palm Court
Hotel Endicott
J. H. Pole
Frances Gidlyn
Charles Barker
Graham and Rogers Cone Celebrate Wedding in Earle Home
Daniel Stewart Graham weds Miss Marguerite Rogers Cone last evening at the bride’s parents home in Earle 103 Waverley Place. Matron of honor is Mrs C M Daly, with bridesmaids Miss Katherine Hardenbergh and Miss Madelene Du Buch. Best man is R M Cone, ushers include S H Cone Jr, W R Cone, Alfred Dennison of Johnstown NY, and Arthur Stein of Albany NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stewart Graham
Marguerite Rogers Cone
Earle
Waverley Place
C. M. Daly
Katherine Hardenbergh
Madelene du Buch
R. M. Cone
Mr. Graham
S. H. Cone, Jr
W. R. Cone
Alfred Dennison
Society Notes: Marriages and Visits in New York
Miss Caroline Minturn Hall to wed Rev. Hugh Birckhead at St George s Church with Bishop Greer officiating. Katherine Ward Doremus and Park Benjamin Jr to marry on West Fifty third Street. Fanny Gourley and Paul Lamarche to marry at Church of the Blessed Sacrament with a reception at the bride s home. Mrs Adrian H Joline and Miss Joline guests at Hotel Wolcott from Bernardsville. East Side and West Side social visits include the Hares Powell and Mrs Leonard Nicoll. Engagement announced between Augusta Hayes and Walter Lyon banker. Ruth Friedmin and Rapid Summer Silver wed at the St Regis with Elliott officiating. Charline Daly and Willard Barnet obtain license. Daly 19 Barnet 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Minturn Hall
David Prescott Hall
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Hugh Birckhead
St. George’s Church
St. George’s
Greer
Katherine Ward Doremus
Charles A. Doremus
Park Benjamin, Jr
West Fifty-third Street
Fanny Gourley
John W.S. Gourley
Paul E. Lamarche
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Ruth M. Friedmin
Charline Daly
Charles F. Daly
New York Central Railroad
Willard Raymond Barnet
West Seventieth Street
Miss Daly
Mr. Barnet
Doane Attacks New Woman in Graduation Address
Albany June 8 Bishop William Croswell Doane denounces woman suffrage as a hysterical clamor and urges graduates of St Agnes School to guard womanhood. He argues women should pursue roles that fit their sex and cautions the suffrage movement may drown its quiet appeal in riotous demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
William Croswell Doane
St. Agnes School
Tod
Shakespeare
Portia
Baroness von Wrede Arrives Aboard Kroonland
The Baroness von Wrede, sister of sculptress Kuhne Beveridge and granddaughter of ex Illinois Governor Gen Beveridge, arrived on the steamship Kroonland. She has lived in Europe since age six and plans to return to the stage after vaudeville work in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroonland
Baroness von Wrede
Kuhne Beveridge
Gen. Beveridge
Illinois
Europe
Baron von Wrede
Mme. Réjane
Managers Elect Officers At Theatrical Producing Group
Henry B. Harris elected President of the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers at the Hotel Astor meeting. Henry W. Savage steps down. Hollis E. Cooley resigns as Secretary with Jules Murry succeeding him. New Directors named: Henry W. Savage, B. E. Forrester, Hollis E. Cooley, Joseph Brooks, and William E. Connor. Alf Hayman not returning as Director. Lignon Johnson reappointed as general counsel. Members pledged to recruit a new member by the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Hotel Astor
Henry W. Savage
Hollis E. Cooley
Jules Murry
B. E. Forrester
Joseph Brooks
William E. Connor
Alf Hayman
Lignon Johnson
Savage
Cooley
Johnson
Collier Postpones Play Due to Toothache at Garrick
William Collier’s ulcerated tooth forces cancellation of The Man from Mexico at the Garrick Theatre last night. He invites Sir Charles Wyndham to a special matinée in his honor next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
William Collier
Mexico
Garrick Theatre
James A. Richmond Dead in Paris at Seventy
James A. Richmond former Broadway Railroad president died in Paris at age seventy. He helped organize the Broadway Railroad with Jacob Sharp in 1884 gaining a franchise from the Board of Aldermen over Mayor Edson’s veto. His career linked to indictments and bribery cases. Sharp was convicted but later overturned. He never married. a Buffalo niece, Mrs. C. L. Ingham, was his nearest relative. Body to be returned to the United States for burial at Little Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Richmond
Paris
New York City
Broadway Railroad
Jacob Sharp
Board of Aldermen
Edson
Richmond
Sharp
Court of Appeals
Alvan Richmond
Little Falls
New York
William Chapman
Horace Greeley
James B. Taylor
William M. Tweed
C. L. Ingham
Buffalo
Littles
William Henry Bald win Obituary in Boston
William Henry Bald win dies in Boston at age 92 after a long life as a philanthropist and leader of the Young Men's Christian Union for over forty years. Born in Brighton in 1826, he once led the woolen imports firm Baldwin Baxter Curry before retiring in 1868 to devote himself to the YMCI union work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Henry Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Brighton
Baldwin, Baxter & Curry
Young Men’s Christiani* Union
Prominent New York Obituary Roundup From City Dwellers
Joseph Schloss of H Wallach Sons dies of pneumonia at 230 West 188th Street. born in Cincinnati. E D Jones founder of Detroit Shipyard Co dies at nearly ninety. Major Harvey Baldwin dies after operation. body to be buried in Syracuse. Charles Seabury dies at Hempstead aged 60. leaves widow and five children. Annie Ware Price, wife of Rev Jacob E Price, dies at 52. active DAR and missionary society officer. Joseph A Bruce, artist of fruits and flowers, dies at 70 in Brooklyn. two sons survive. Eliza Winham Fielder dies at 80 in Brooklyn. niece of Grace Church architect William Winham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schloss
H. Wallach Sons
Thomas Street
West 188Th Street
Lehman
Rachel Schloss
Cincinnati
E.D. Jones
Detroit Shipbuilding Company
Robert
Saratoga
Annie Ware Price
Jacob E. Price
Washington Heights
William Hoffman Pinochle Expert Laid To Rest In Brooklyn
William Hoffman of 275 Etna Street Brooklyn died Saturday at home and was buried in Lutheran Cemetery. Known as the boroughs nerviest pinochle player, he once directed play during a stroke to finish a tournament and won. Born in Germany seventy five years ago he served in the Civil War with the Twenty ninth and Sixty eighth New York Volunteers. He worked years in the distilling business on Broadway Brooklyn and was a Past Commander of Metternich Post G A R. He leaves a widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
Etna Street
Brooklyn
Lutheran Cemetery
Mr. Hoffman
Germany
New York Volunteers
Broadway
Metternich Post, G. A. R
Marriage and Death Notices In The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements for insertion in The New York Times by telephone to 1000 Bryant. The item outlines submission method with a phone line for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Births Mark June Additions to Hirsch and Martin Families
Two newborn daughters reported for the Hirsch and Martin households on June 6. The Hirsch family welcomes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Louis Hirsch. The Martin family welcomes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lewis G Martin.
Numerous June marriages listed in New Jersey and New York notices
Brooklyn and nearby towns publish wedding pairs dated June events across multiple churches and cities. Names include Susan M Hall to Samuel T Carter, Marion Lespinasse to Howard Chamberlain, Mary Sinclair Sloane to Henry Fletcher, and many others with dates June 5 to June 8 in Newark East Orange South Orange Steinway New Rochelle Lynbrook and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter—Hall
Brooklyn
Nehemiah Boynton
D. D
Susan M. Hall
Samuel T. Carter
East Orange
N. J
John D. Adam
Mary Sinclair
George Sloane
Henry Fletcher
Charles Simpson
Sutter
Rathgen
New Rochelle
N. Y
Mary Rathgen
Milton Sutter
Wagner—Hudner
Mary Hudner
Harry Wagner
Ward—Baldwin
Newark
Minna L. Baldwin
Harry A. Ward
Waren
Friedman
Jennie Friedman
Charles L. Waren
Welch—Munger
Ethel Munger
John Welch
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Numerous death notices and funeral arrangements for residents including Mary S Burgher David W Burnett Daniel Chauncey Jr Edward Cullen Elizabeth Goodwin Blanche J Hinman Louise E James Mary Laura Lennon Sarah A Low Emma J Marshall Emily Mygatt Euphemia Olcott Annie Ware Price Julia Smith and many others with readings of birth and death details church and burial plans in New York and New Jersey communities. The notices list addresses services times and burial sites for families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarhurst
L. I
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Daniel
Caroline Raymond Chauncey
Daniel Chauncey
Cullen
Wayne St
Edward Cullen
Church of the Assumption
Calvary Cemetery
Gilvary
John J
Catharine Nevin Gilvary
Goodwin
Elizabeth
Orson Goodwin
Stephen Merritt Burial Company
St. Av
19Th St
Woodlawn
Hinman
Blanche J
West 23d
Frank EB. Campbell
James
Flushing
N. Y
Louise E. James
Albert T
Louis J. Courant
William T
John Knox
D. D
West 13Th Street
Price
Annie Ware Price
Jacob E. Price
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Amsterdam
Hensonhurst
Brooklyn
Julia C
Edward H
Mary R
Sylvanus B. Smith
Bay 29Th St
Spiegelhalter
Mary E. van Ness
Elias H. van Ness
In Memoriam Notices for Newark Clergy and Families
Michael Gillick Mass at Church of Our Lady of Counsel in Newark today. Julia and Mark Lambert Mass at St Aloysius Church, Newark at 8 AM. Michael Loughran Mass at Church of St John the Baptist today at 8 AM.
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Grace Church
Alexander Jones
Raphael Pumpelly
Moulin Rouge
Merode
Martin
Bois de Boulogne
Herbert R. Bates
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Nicholas—Dunston
Barker—Gidlyn
Graham—Conee
Social Notes
Adrian H. Joline
Miss Joline
Wolcott
Bernardsville, N. J
Robert Hare Powell
Elizabeth Hare Powell
Dobbs Ferry
Leonard F. Nicoll
New Windsor
Herbert Carpenter
Ardsley
Ernest Bayne
Mitchell
Robert Ingersoll
Augusta Hayes
Nelson A. Hayes
Walter Lyon
Renskorf, Lyon and Company
Bishop Doane
Kuhne
Beveridge
Mr. Savage
Association
Crouch
Fifth Ave
N. W
Cortlandt
Sixth Ave
Femis
China
Greater
Jewis
Central Park
East 61St St
The
M. Glover
the New York Times
Harper & Brothers
United States
Baltimore News
John Reed Scott
Pittsburg
Red Huzzars
Debra
Underwood
J. B. Lippincott CO
Philadelphia
Bird
Frederick H
Stamford
DE Brume
Jules
East 27Th St
Dickinson
Richard
Poughkeepsie
Dolan
Maria M
A. M. Duffy
Francis
Kent St
A. Duggan
Mary
P. M. Fitzpatrick
Margaret
Charles St
A. M
Michael J
White Sulphur Springs
Union Av
Bronx
Gunn
John
M. Koehl
Albrecht
Lake Huntington
Lommel
McGrath
Katharine F
Maguire
Helen
Maher
Annie M
West 173d
Moorde
D. C
West 127Th St
Nordlinger
Sarah
West 89Th St
Pell
Moses
A. M. Seabury
Snadage
Janes
Peter H. S
Kingston
East S6th St
Ijanes
Howe St
Bruce
Josepha
Correll
Madeline C
10Th St
Dinnen
Francis P
Glenmore
M. Firth
John C
Classon
A. M. Greene
Catherine A
Morgan Av
Hohns
Hermann
11Th St
M. Howe
Annie
Bedford
M. Jensen
Paul C
M. Kinkler
Katherine
Mahoney
Wythe
Murray
Patrick
Court St
Nelson
Nellis
Warren St
Nolan
John F
St. Catherine's Hospital
Payne
Guy
Schermerhorn St
Sniddy
Hanna
Sullivan
Catherine
Douglass St
New Jersey
Aubry—Louise
Poplar St
Jersey City
Barr
Beach St
Blackburn
T. Wesley
Paterson
T. A
Jersey Av
Harris
Thomas
Hoffman
Charrles
Carlstadt
LANE
Sarah E
Whitehouse
Lannon
Bridget
Orange
Ludlum
Webster Av
Arthur B
Willow Av
Hoboken
O’donnell
Sussex St
Oesterle
Charles
Beacon Av
Pierce
Ellen
North 6Th St
Ponto
South 15Th St
Riley
Tyers Av
Rosh
J. Henry
High Bridge
F Sands
Jacob
Mulberry Snt
Younker
Elizabeth M
Montclair
Zimmerman
Avenue C
Bayonne
Carpet J. & J. W. Williams
Columbus
West S4th
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
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