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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

Page

7

Glencliffe Farm hosts grand society wedding and guests

Mrs. Fellowe and Richard Lewis Morris wed at Grace Church as a luminary gathering visits Glencliffe Farm. Guests arrive by railway buses, tour the estate, and enjoy a buffet luncheon with West Point band music overlooking the Hudson. Notables include Collins Hoppin Pell Gallatin and many military and social figures. June 27 marks their two month abroad return planned before resuming Newport Crossways openings.

Garrrison’s Glencliffe Farm Hudson West Point M. T Campbell Collins F. L. W. Hoppin Clarence Pell Eugene Gallatin E. de P Livingston Glover William Wrence Bresse Ralph Sanger Louis Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Daniel Butterfield Elbert Floyd- Jones Floyd-Jones

Society Notes Highlight the City’s Notable Families

A roster lists Misses Davis Colford Colgate Hoyt Adee and many others alongside Mr and Mrs Lorillard Carhart James Adée and Townshends. The Morris couple will sail for Europe Saturday and spend most of the Summer abroad, returning to live in New York.

Misses Davis Paul Rainey Edith Colford Pierré Lorillard Adéle Colgate Heatrice Hoyt J. H. Alexander Amory Carhart Julian James George Adée George T. Adee Ellen L. Adee Raynham Townshend Harry Duryea Morris Europe New York

Schutz Harris wed at Delmonico's in New York

The wedding of William A Schutz, second son of Mr and Mrs A H Schutz of this city, to Miss Lillie C Hermann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leopold Hermann, was held yesterday afternoon at Delmonico's. Rev Dr Joseph Silverman officiated as the couple plan to sail for Europe on the Ryndam and return in early September.

Richard Lewis Morris Stuyvesant Fish Morris Carolyn Whitney Fellowes Cornelius Fellowes Grace Church William R. 'Suntington Fellopves Harriet Davis Fellowes Fish Morris, Jr Miss. Maud] Morgan Hollin Dubois Bach Gounod William A. Schutz A. H. Schutz Lillie C. Hermann Leopold Herrmann Delmonico’s Joseph Silverman

Gilbert Lee Nicoll and Evelyn Odell Wed at Family Residence

Gilbert Lee Nicoll son of the late Gil bert Ogden Fowler Nicoll and Miss Evelyn Odell daughter of Mrs. Thomas Brice Odell were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s mother home 158 West Eighty fourth Street. Rev Alfred E Myers Marble Collegiate Church officiated with Genevieve Odell as maid of honor and David Moffatt Meyer as best man. Only family members attended.

Gilbert Lee Nicoll Gilbert Ogden Fowler Nicoll Evelyn Odell Thomas Brice Odell West Eighty-fourth Street Alfred E. Myers Marble Collegiate Church Genevieve Odell David Moffatt Meyer Nicols

Newcomb and Wildwick Wed in Governors Island Chapel

Multiple society weddings reported for today include Miss Marion Warren Newcomb daughter of Lieut. Col. Newcomb and First Lieut. George Albert Wildwick of the Coast Artillery, married at St. Cornelius Chapel Governors Island with reception at the Officers Club various other couples set for ceremonies including Marion McMillin, J Maguire Clark, Schuyler Carlton and Florence Couse, Aline Lewis and Lafayette Gladstone, Helen Brumley and Warren Baldwin, Tallmadge Delafield and Eleanor Pott across locations Greenwich Parsippany Savoy Hotel Manhattan Riverside Drive.

Marion Warren Newcomb Newcomb Coast Artillery Corps Emerson McMillin J. Maguire Clark Peter W. Maguirre Riverside Drive Schuyler C. Carlton Florence Couse Henry Jay. Couse Tallmadge Delafield New York Eleanor Pott James Pott Christ Church Greenwich Conn

Wardwell Howell wedding planned for June at Pinehurst

Miss Rosalie Wardwell prepares to wed Rev. Alleyne Carleton Howell on June 27 at Pinehurst Springfield Centre N Y. Sister Florence Wardwell serves as maid of honor with six bridesmaids and Dr C A Howell as best man. The couple will reside at All Saints Briarcliff after the ceremony.

Rosalie Wardwell Henry Lansing Wardwell Alleyne Carleton Howell Pinehurst Springfield Centre N. Y Florence Wardwell Alice, Dorothea Mary Wardwell Wellington Sturges Louise Howell C. A. Howell Louis V. Ledoux E. W. St. John Herbert Moffett Marshall Adams Thomas van Boskerch Duncan Kulkley All Saints’ Church Briarcliff

Tuxedo Rector Wins License to Wed

The Rev. William Fitzsimon rector of St. Marys Church Tuxedo Park New York and Miss Ursula Morgan daughter of Mrs Juliet Pierpont Morgan and a niece of J Pierpont Morgan secured a marriage license yesterday at City Hall Miss Morgans country place is Sterlington Rockland County New York and the wedding is expected there this month

Tuxedo William Fitzsimon St. Mary's Church Tuxedo Park N. Y Ursula Morgan Juliet Pierpont Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan City Hall

Miss Wilmerding to Wed on June 25

Miss Caroline Murray Wilmerding daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucius K Wilmerding will wed John B Trevor of this city at the Wilmerding home 18 East Seventy seventh Street on June 25 with Caroline Drayton as maid of honor and only attendant.

Wilmerding Caroline Murray Wilmerding Lucius K. Wilmerding John B. Trevor Caroline Drayton East Seventyseventh Street

Ethel Roosevelt Named Bridesmaid in New Jersey Wedding

Miss Ethel Roosevelt traveled from Washington to West Orange New Jersey to serve as bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Georgianna Harding Farr and Fletcher Harper Sibley tomorrow.

Ethel Roosevelt Washington West Orange N. J Georgianna Harding Farr Fletcher Harper-Sibley

Reid Luncheon for Duchess at Dorchester House

Ambassador and Mrs Reid hosted a luncheon at Dorchester House in London. Guests included Sir Gerard Lowther Lady Lowther Lord Cheylesmore Lady Evelyn Moreton Cora Countess of Stratford Mr Giraud Foster of Lenox Mass Hon John H Ward affianced to Miss Reid and First Secretary Carter with Mrs Carter.

London Reid Duchess of Albany Dorchester House Sir Gerard

Social world notes depart for travel and residence spots

Gen Edward Hastings Ripley and family depart for Japan returning in autumn. Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Quelis leave Wyoming July 1 for New London and stay at the Casino in July then Narragansett Pier in August hosted by Dr Joseph Leidy. Several other titled guests and dignitaries are listed at Gotham and St Regis with July and August plans in Europe and Massachusetts.

Edward Hastings Ripley Robert Lee Qeliis Wyoming New London Casino Narragansett Pier Joseph Leidy

Grace George Engaged for Long Theatrical Season

Grace George is engaged for a twenty one month season with only brief London crossing. William Brady her husband and manager announces two new plays next season and that she will continue occasional performances of Divorcons in her repertoire.

Grace George London William Brady

Actor William J. Hurley dies at 50 in New York

William James Hurley, actor, died yesterday morning at New York Hospital from heart and kidney troubles. A Providence native, he lived twenty years at the Garden Hotel in this city and was famed for his Uncle Tom roles in many companies. He also appeared in The Old Homestead.

William James Hurley New York Hospital Providence Garden Hotel Uncle Tom

Theatrical Managers Threaten Canada Over Piracy Policy

The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers demands stronger Canadian copyright and customs protection by May 1909. If unmet, the group will cease bookings and performances in Canada, amid worries over piracy and cross border routing. Henry W. Savage reelected president and new board members chosen.

National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers Dominion Canada Hudson Theatre William Az Brady Brady United States Great Britain Canadian National Association of Theatrica Dominion of Canada Henry W. Savage Association Kollis l. Cooley Samuel A. Scribner Charle H. Yale Charles. E. Blaney Daniel Frohman Harry Dole Parker John H. Himmellein Ligon Johnson

Ziegfeld Announces 1908 New York Theatre Season

F Ziegfeld Jr unveils plans for The Follies of 1908 opening Oct 5 at the New York Theatre featuring Anna Held in a Paris musical. Also premiering The Soul Kiss with Adeline Genee. Alice Lloyd to star in The Bonnie Belle of Scotland with Klaw & Erlanger joining. Cathy Deslys appears Nov 1. Julian Mitchell in charge. Maurice Levi leads musical department.

F. Ziegfeld, Jr New York Charles A. Bigelow Soul Kiss Adeline Genee Boston Philadelphia Anna Held Ziegfeld Alice Lleyd George M. Cohan John McNally Bonnie Belle Scotland Klaw & Erlanger Mr. Ziegfeld Miss Lloyd Bickel and Watson Ralph C. Herz Mlle Cathy Deslys America

Ocean Travelers Delay Cunard Mauretania Sails Skip

Due to Mauretania’s delayed last Liver pool voyage Cunard ships pause Europe sailings today and White Star Teutonic will carry mails. Lists of passengers on Teutonic and Bluecher and other liners include numerous individuals and families headed to Southampton Cherbourg and Rotterdam.

Liverpool Cunard Europe Teutonic Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg Andrews William_ Boulton P. E. Boulton EF. Hewett A. E. Hewett Oliver Huckel D. D Hazel Kirk Huckel George A. Hubbn, Jr Anna W. Ingersoll A. M. Ivey J. M. Johnson Marion Johnson Eleanore Johnson Irvin Kaiser J.h.kean Kean E. Lance J. H. Lane Ethel Lloyd Laurie Manley Isabella Merchant Frank Mills Lily Nanson W. F. Neighbour J. Boyd Nixon Eleanor Nixon James J. O'Dea E. O. Richards Richards G. Barclay Rives E. H. Sothern John Stewart C. C. Stewart Julian Story Eleanor Taber Harry Townley A.W. Vernon Gerard Warriner Charles Webbe Grace M. Webbe J. P. Wheeler W. W. Williamson Wilson Bluecher Hamburg Charles F. Albert H. Alquist Solomon Adler B. Ashlyn C. S. Bement George Bruck M. K. Bernstein Helen E. Bernstein D. W. Battles Alfred Bartels Christine Bartels Amelia Bartels Charles Buckrells Emma Bonge Bertha Bunge J. W. Curtis J. A. Cantor Margaret Cantor Ruth Cantor Benjamin Carpenter Cordelia F. Carpenter Elizabeth W. Carpenter Fairbank Carpenter William Dreyfus Katharine Du _ Bois William A. Dubois Valentini Dee Mary V. Dee Olga V. Dee Robert Elliott Ernst Feldmann Florence Flisser Anna Forbus John Friedrich Leopold Friedman Nathalie Fairbanks Charles Goodman George Gravenhorst Emma Gutman S. J. Goldsmith Walter Jordan Goldsmith L. B. Graham Franz J. Gerhardt F. C. Halbe W. A. Hal W. J. Keene Madalon Keedy Charles Lessier William Machold Machold Charlotte F. Mattiage A. J. Marble Helen B. Macfarlane E. L. H. McGinnis John McGrath Frank J. Minges Vera Michelena Carrie Nichols W. Nacke Marie Perkins S. Rawhtser W. J. Rose S. J. Rose B. Rawson Sophie Rothschild Henry Rice Alma Rice L. Rice Alexander Rixa J. S. Riley Caroline Stern Sarah Stern G. A. Stein Jane S. Stein Alfred Stern S. E. Smith Laura Collins Edith H. Cooke Secor Cunningham Elisabeth Cunningham Secor Cunningham, Jr William Cruger Cushman T. B. Dallas E. P. Dallas E. W. Dallas J. B. Danielson Darrell Laurie L. Davidson Edith L. Dodge E. W J. C. Herbert F. Seemann L. Seemann Henry R. Shipman George C. Smith C. Smith E. F. Stanton B. E. Starr Stoney James G. Tinsley Claire Tinsley Lenora Tinsley Elise Tournier C. M. Trolle Elizabeth Vanderbilt J. A. Vandervoort N.L. Wadelten J. J. Wait S. R. Walker Alce Walker Mary L. Westwate J. Rypperda Wierdsma Rosalie S. Wilson Augusta Wix G. M. Woodford Woodford J. A. Locke W. C. Lynne

Notable Local Notables Pass as Brooklyn Fraternity Leader Dies

Frederick Elliott Martin, veteran of the Thirteenth Regiment National Guard and Sage estate associate, dies in Brooklyn. widow Hada Turner survives. Charles Wesley Mutchler, 66, New Jersey public works head, dies at brother’s Phillipsburg home. Civil War service detailed. Henry M. Bach, 55, shoe manufacturer, dies at West 117th Street home. two brothers survive. John W. Hogencamp, 86, building firm head, dies. funeral set. Charles B. Dalton, former Trinity Chapel School assistant master, dies. survived by widow and daughter of Col. Henry Wood. lineage noted.

Frederick Elliott Martin Brooklyn Knickerbocker Thirteenth National Guard Russell Sage Sage Hada J. Turner Charles Wesley Mutchler New Jersey West 117Th Street Bach Jules J. Bach Boundbrook N. J Albert’ Bach S. Lavanburg East Forty-ninth Street John W. Hogencamp J. W. Hogencamp & Son West Fifty-fifth Street West Twentyseventh Street Hogencamp Robert H. Gunnell Washington, D. C A. Onderdunk Charles B. Dalton West Twenty-third Street Trinity Chapel School West Twentyifth Street Lambeth England Brighton College Highgate Church London St. Paul's Cathedral Bloomfield

West Point Cadets Night At The Casino Stars In Nearly A Hero

Friday night at the Casino features Sam Bernard in Nearly a Hero for West Point Cadets night. The entertainment slate includes shifts with Jess Dandy joining Shuberts for a Pixley Luder operetta lead and Elsa Ryan in a key role. Frank Worthing sails to London for Two Pins rights study and potential American staging. Gus Edwards proposes a daily lunch wagon for the East Side Children's Relief Society. Arthur Bouchier to produce The Man on the Box at Garrick Theatre this month. Peter Pan opens June 17 at Paris Vaudeville with Pauline Chase leading.

West Point Cadets Sam Bernard Dallas Walford Mr. Hopkinson Shuberts Mr. Walford Jess Dandy Henry W. Savage Prince of Pilsen The Elsa Ryan Frank Worthing Grace George London Aldwych William A. Brady Garrick Theatre Garrick Charles Frohman Paris Barrie Pauline Chase

Vassar Class Day Ends With Daisy Chain And Farewell

Vassar College in Poughkeepsie marked the class day for the 1908 senior class with a 4 PM march from the main building to the library steps. The 211 seniors heard speeches, witnessed a daisy chain over 60 feet long carried by sophomores, and cast farewell flowers into the grave of the class records. Tomorrow's commencement closes the exercises with a class supper and an engaged students notice. The alumnae luncheon and reception followed in the evening.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar Helen Barstow Josselyn Wollaston Mass Florence Dorothy Wadhams Pittsfield Lbrary Martha Pattison Bowie Richmond May Margaret Bevier New Brunswick N. J Ruth Elizabeth Presley Pauline Angell Waverly Clara Foss Miss Angell Henrietta Buchler el Paso Texas Georgianna’ Tichenor Isle of Pines West Indies Caroline Gore Sheppard Washington, D. C Charlotte Brown Chichester Brooklyn Florence Cunningham Mary Parsons Gloucester Gladys Louise Damon Melrose Helen Gore Brown Rapid City S. C Helen Hornblower Arlington Helen Harriett Heesterman Springfield Ohio Helen Palister Hubbard Wheeling West Va Ruth Evelyn Marceau Williston Irene Lenore Miles Gladys Mosher Kansas City Helene North Lakewood Martha’ Clawson Reed Philadelphia Penn Juliet Shannon Smith Lee Edith Isabel Taft Helen Wilhelmina Young Hutchinson Kan Marion Carpenter Riker Maplewood Elizabeth Sheldon Rockford Ill Marguerite Emma Alden Catherine Longworth Anderson Grosse Isle Mich Alice Baldwin Beer Yonkers Ruth Elizabeth Beers Fort Wayne Ind Lolita Bright Wilmington Dél Ruth Hornblower Clara Ellen Edwards Agnes de Lima Ellen Burditt McKey Helen Clara Otis Margery Closey Quigley Mary Titus Shotwell Martha Pattigan Bowie Dorothy Buhl King May ‘Margaret Bevier Louise Seney Taft Edith Anne Start Glee Club College Chapel

Vassar President Object to Suffragist Action

Poughkeepsie June 0 President Taylor of Vassar College condemns suffragists for persuading about forty students to leave campus grounds for a meeting. The group was led by Miss Inez Milholland, an ardent suffragist. Taylor says the involved students will be disciplined despite Milholland’s explanation. Last year he resisted suffrage efforts at the college.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Taylor Vassar College Inez Milholland Milholland

Death of Rev. Sylvester Schmidt Saddens Paterson Parish

The death of Rev. Sylvester Schmidt, assistant pastor at St. Bonaventure’s Catholic Church in Paterson, was announced in Callicoon New York where he had been resting in ill health. The report recalls the Denver parish priest Father Leo’s assassination during Mass, noting both men were Franciscan friars. Father Schmidt recently took a vacation in Callicoon due to his health.

New York Times Paterson N. J Callicoon N. Y Sylvester Schmidt St. Bonaventure's Father Leo Denver Father Schmidt St. Bonaventure

Death of former Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Prinetti

Giulio Prinetti died in Rome this morning from pneumonia following a four day illness. Born in Milan in 1851, he served as Italy's Foreign Minister from 1901 to 1908 and suffered a stroke in King Victor Emmanuel II’s presence about four years ago, after which his health declined.

Rome Giulio Prinetti Signor Prinetti Milan Victor Emmanuel

Mrs Sarah Butler Wister Dies at 78 in Philadelphia

Mrs. Sarah Butler Wister mother of novelist Owen Wister died at her Old York Road home in Philadelphia. She was 78 and the widow of Dr. Owen Jones Wister.

Philadelphia Sarah Butler Wister Owen Wister Old York Road Owen Jones Wister Wister Sarah Butler Pierce Butler Butler Place

Rothmiller Welcomes Daughter Born June Seventh

Mr and Mrs Harry Rothmiller announce the birth of a daughter on June 7. The family reports a healthy infant and good early health.

June 1908 marriages listed in Hartford Newark and New Jersey notices

Multiple marriage notices dated June 1908 record brides and grooms in Hartford Newark Jersey City and New York. Names include Maida Miner Edward Ballard Bryant Amanda Lewis Crane Littleton Kirkpatrick Helen Cushman Goodrich Evelyn Odell Gilbert Nicoll Fannis Woodruff Frank Brodhead Charlotte Howard Louis Miles and Gertrude Russell among others.

Brodhead — Woodruff Elizabeth N. J Fannis B. Woodruff Frank M. Brodhead Howard—Jones Jersey City Charlotte Jones William B. Howard

Funeral notices and obituaries from New York area June 1908

A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York and nearby towns for June 1908. Includes names such as Henry M. Bach Harriet E. Bates Henrietta Powell Culbert Richard B. Hartshorne Eliza Wilson Sarah Butler Wister and many others with addresses and service times.

Memoriam Masses for Margaret Aylmer and Mery McNise

Masses announced for Margaret Aylmer at St Stanislaus Church tomorrow and for Mery A McNise at St John the Baptist Church today. Services listed in local notices from AYLMER and McNAMEE.

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