Mrs Reid Hosts Dorchester House Dance for Princess Patricia
London June 10 Mrs Reid and the Ambassador entertained at Dorchester House in a grand dinner and late dancing session for Princess Patricia and guests. Attendees included Earl and Countess of Dudley, Duchess of Albany, Prince Arthur, numerous ambassadors, and the Astors among others.
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London
Reid
Patricia
Prince Arthur
Earl of Dudley
Ward
Countess of Dudley
Duchess of Albany
Prince
Incess
Alexander of Eck
House of Commons
Metropolitan baritone Henry L. Chase dies in Manhattan
Henry L. Chase of Boston once with Henry W. Savage English Opera Company died yesterday afternoon in Manhattan. He had left the stage years ago after inheriting a fortune and was spending the summer in Greenwich, where he met his bride Mrs Alberta Teresa Bowman who was related to Dr J E Bowman of Greenwich. The Rev Dr came to conduct the funeral service at the First Unitarian Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lucius Chase
Boston
Henry W. Savage
English Opera Company
Alberta Teresa Bowman
Joseph Bowman
J. E. Bowman
Greenwich
Manhattan
First Unitarian
Mr. Chase
Conn
Priscilla
Myles Standish
Chase
Charles Hall Everest
Plymouth Congregational Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Union Street
Brooklyn
Everest
Edward Everest
C. L. Rockwell
Meriden
Sibley Weds Miss Farr in Orange NJ Episcopal Ceremony
Fletcher Harper Sibley of Rochester N Y marries Miss Georgianna Harding Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Powers Farr at St Marks Episcopal Church Orange New Jersey. Miss Ethel Roosevelt bridesmaid. Erie trains ran special to bring guests. crowd gathered at station and church area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Harding Farr
T. H. Powers Farr
Fletcher Harper Sibley
Rochester
N. Y
St. Marks’s Episcopal Church
Orange
N.J
Erie Railroad
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Farr
Arling Sibley
Margaret Roosevelt
Katharine ‘Tweed
Susan Sedgwick
Dorothy Kissel
Harriet Alexander
New York
Cornelia Lee
Naid
Marion Farr
William Rush Farr
Thomas Spencer
TY. H. Powers Farr, Jr
Barclay Harding Farr
W. O'Donnell
Iselin
Oakman
James Parrish
Maicol
Sloane
Gordon
Arthur Smith
Joseph Hubbard
George Burnett
Boston
Henry Elliot Corbett J
Portland
Ore
MISS NEWCOMB A BRIDE AT GOVERNORS ISLAND
Miss Marion Newcomb married at St Cornelius Chapel on Governors Island. Attendants included Miss Newcomb as maid of honor and a list of bridesmaids from New York Philadelphia Cambridge and Minneapolis among others. The wedding of Colton family noted with public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Place Ysterday
St. Cornelius’s Chapel
Governors Island
Smund Banks Smith
Newcomb
Helen Macdonald
Edith Aldrich
New York
Laura Bonzana
Philadelphia
Gladys Phillips
Cambridge
Mass
Louisa Levins
Minneapolis
Alice Whittaker
Cincinnati
Ann Cross
Pennsylvania
Marion Ibank
Col. Burbank
U. S.A
Marriage of Miss Hay at Marble Church on Fifth Avenue
The wedding took place yesterday at Marble Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street. Rev David James Burrell officiated assisted by Rev D M Young of Syracuse an uncle of the bride who previously married Miss Hay's father and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Scofield Hay
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
David James Burrell
D. D
D. M. Young
Syracuse
N. Y
Hay
Tallmadge Percival Delafield Marries Eleanor Pott
Tallmadge Percival Delafield and Miss Eleanor Pott wed yesterday at Christ Church Greenwich Conk Rev William Pott officiated Misses Josephine and Helen Pott sisters of the bride served as bridesmaids Guy Bogart Delafield acted as best man with ushers John I Mason Lawrence Delafield Woodbury Nicholas A Donnelly and James Stacy Slosson The couple will reside at Harbor Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallmadge Percival Delafield
Tallmadge Delafield
New York
Eleanor Pott
James Pott
Christ Church
Greenwich
Conk
Wiliam Pott
Zion Church
Wurpinser’s Falls
Josephine Pott
Helen Pott
Guy Bogart Delafield
John I. Mason
Lawrence Delafield Woodbury
Nicholas A. Donnelly
James Stacy Slosson
Delafield
Harbor Hill
Seeds-Davison nuptials held at Trinity Chapel
Joseph Robinson Seeds and Miss Mary Sawyer Davison wed yesterday afternoon in Trinity Chapel on West Twenty-fifth Street. Rev. Dr. Wibbert officiated. Only family members attended as the bride mourns her mother. Harold Seeds of Philadelphia served as best man. ushers were Henry Bromley and John Bromley. The Seeds will reside in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph Robinson Seeds
Jacob J. Seeds
Mary Sawyer Davison
Samuel T. Davison
Philadelphia
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-ifth Street
Wibbert
Harold Seeds
Philadelpia
Henry $. Bromley
John Bromley
Seeds
Germantown
Penn
Wedding of Marion McMillin and J Maguire Clark
The ceremony occurred at noon yesterday at 370 Riverside Drive the home of the groom’s parents. Rev Father Ducey of St Leo Church officiated with maid of honor Josephine McAlleenan and best man Walter Sykes Jr. Ushers were Ainsley Oakley and Frank Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Morgan McMillin
Emerson McMillin
J. Maguire Clark
Peter W. Maguire
Riverside Drive
Father Ducey
St. [Leo’s Church
Josephine McAlleenan
Walter Sykes, Jr
Ainsley Oakley
Frank Wilson
Carlton Couse Wedding at Grace Church Chantry
The wedding of Schuyler C. Carlton son of Gen. C. H. Carlton U S A retired and Miss Florence Couse daughter of Mrs Henry Jay Couse Jersey City N J occurred at noon yesterday in Grace Church Chantry. Rev Dr Huntington officiated. Robert Griffin served as best man. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler C. Carlton
C. H. Carlton
Florence Couse
Henry Jay Couse
Jersey City
N. J
Grace Church
Dr. Huntington
Robert Griffin
Carlton
New York
Schneller and Miss McLean Wed in Harlem Church Service
Frank E. Schneller of Bethlehem Pennsylvania and Edith Male McLean daughter of Mrs. Edward Bateman McLean of this city married yesterday in Holy Trinity Church Harlem. Rev. Robert Johnston officiated. Mrs. Otto Spannaus served as matron of honor and George G. Schneller was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Schneller
Bethlehem
Penn
Edith Male McLean
Edward Bateman McLean
Holy Trinity Church
Harlem
Robert Johnston
Otto Spannaus
George G. Schneller
Engagement Announced Between Miss Rosamond Street and George P Eustis
Announcement of the engagement links Miss Rosamond K Street daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Street and niece of Mrs Levi P Morton to George Peabody Eustis son of the late George Eustis former Congressman. Eustis a New York club member and cousin of Street. Street noted as a gifted pianist and society figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond K. Street
William A. Street
Levi P. Morton
George Peabody Eustis
George Eustis
Congress
Paris
George P. Eustis
Joseph Hofmann
Marie Eustis
United States
James B. Eustis
France
Mr. Eustis
W. Mv. Corcoran
William Corcoran Eustis
Edith Morton
Miss Street
Knickerbocker, University, Players
New York
Widows Rewed: Dr Preston Satterwhite Engaged to Mrs Florence Martin
Announcement states Dr. Preston Satterwhite of New York plans marriage to Mrs. Florence Brokaw Martin widow of James E. Martin Sr. of New York and Great Neck. Mrs. Martin recently returned from Europe with her son James E. Martin Jr. and his wife after his death abroad. she is connected to the Brokaw family and owns Martin Hall on Long Island. Dr. Satterwhite, Bellevue alumnus of 1908, is an AMA member and Roosevelt Hospital assistant surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Satterwhite
New York
Florence Brokaw Martin
James FE. Martin
Great Neck
Long Island
Engagement Notice for Dorothy Grinnell and Charles Noyes
The engagement is announced of Miss Dorothy Quincy Grinnell, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan Grinnell, to Charles Reinold Noyes of St. Paul Minnesota, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps Noyes. Noyes is Yale 145 graduate. Brothers Robert Hale Noyes and Lawrence G. Noyes are mentioned. Miss Grinnell was presented two years ago. sisters Mrs. Ray Morris and Miss Charlotte Grinnell and brothers Lawrence I. and Robert G. Grinnell are listed. Wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Quincy Grinnell
E. Morgan Grinnell
Charles Reinold Noyes
St. Paul, Minn
Charles Phelps Noyes
Noyes
Yale
Robert Hale Noyes
Lawrence G. Noyes
Miss Grinell
Ray Morris
Charlotte Grinnell
Lwrence I
Robert G
Doctors deny engagement to Dunellen sisters
Drs. David and Samuel Short of 1 547 Madison Avenue denied yesterday the report that they were engaged to marry the Misses Byrne and Lillian Sturman, sisters, of Dunellen New Jersey. They declare they know the Sturman family but are not now and never have been engaged to the two young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Short
Sturman
David
Samuel Short
Madison Avenue
Byrne
Lillian Sturman
Dunellen
N. J
Society Notes From The Week Ended June Third
Mrs Henry Ladd Corbett and Miss Gretchen Troyt sail for Europe today after a June 3 wedding at St Bartholomew's Church. At Gotham are Miss Tucy and Miss Elsie Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich of Providence R I, plus Mr and Mrs J T Stewart of Omaha. Grant Campbell weds Miss Ethel Lea of Wilmington today in that city. At Buckingham are H I Herbert of Wakewood N J and others. Miss Mabel Compton, daughter of Prof Alfred Compton, will wed Dr J Ogden Woodruff Jr June 18 with Madeleine Compton as maid of honor. Alfred Compton to be best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ladd Corbett
Gretchen Troyt
St. Bartholomew's Church
Europe
Tucy
Elsie Aldrich
Nelson Aldrich
Aldrich
Providence
R. T
J. T. Stewart
Omaha
Neb
Gotham
Grant Campbell
Ethel Lea
Wilmington
Del
Wakewood
N. J
Ifred Walter
Sherman Evarts
Windsor
J. S. Crosby
Washington, D. C
Buckingham
Mabel G. ,Compton
Alfred G. Compton
J. Ogden Woodruff, Jr
Madeleine Compton
Alfred Compton
Cohan Benefit Matinee For Dominican Homes Funds
George M. Cohan presents a matinée of The Yankee Prince at Knickerbocker Theatre to aid Dominican Homes for the Cancer Destitute. Mother Alphonsa Hawthorne Lathrop explains the proceeds will pay the second mortgage on the country home due July 1. About two thousand dollars has been raised. four thousand more is needed to aid forty near-sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Knickerbocker Theatre
M.alphonsa Hawthorne Lathrop
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Alphonsa
THE
Timms
Belmont heir Oliver Belmont dies after appendicitis fight
Oliver H. P. Belmont died at Brookholt on Long Island after an operation for appendicitis. Funeral at Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City with a special train from Long Island City. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Belmont, born 1858, son of August Belmont, noted for politics and society, survived by Mrs. Belmont and children. many relatives and notable clubs named.
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New York Times
Hempstead
Brookholt
Long Island
McCosh
Bull
Lanehart
Belmont
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
Long Island City
Woodlawn
Duchess of Marlborough
Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont
August Belmont
Mattn C. Perry
Japan
Ces Hazard Perry
Lake Eerie
St. Paul's
Bremen
Annapolis
Lewis Nixon
China
Perry
Henry T. Sloane
Raymond
Jenny
Samuel S. Howland
Sally Whiting
Augustus Whiting
Newport
Mr. Belmont
Nathca
Whiting-Belmont
George I. Rives
Isaac B. Rich, Noted Theatre Manager, Dies at 86
Isaac B. Rich, a veteran American theatrical manager born in Bucksport Missouri in 1827, died in his hotel Buckminster apartments after a diabetes illness. He led major Boston venues including the Howard, Hollis Street, Park, and Colonial Theatres and played a key role in opening the Hollis Street and Bowdoin Square houses. He leaves a widow, two sons, and three daughters.
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Boston
Isaac B. Rich
Buckminster
Mr. Rich
Bucksport
New Orleans
Edwin Forrest
Howard Athenaeum
Iessee
Howard Theatre
Columbia
Bowdoin Square
Park
Colonial
Mr Rich
Messrs. Harris
Charles Frohman
Hollis Street
Capt Edward Hawkins longtime sea captain dies at 77
Capt Edward Hawkins a former State Senator died at his home in Jamesport L I aged 77 He was a Democrat who in 1889 defeated his Republican brother Simeon in the State Senate He helped build the Haden fishery and oil business on the east end of Long Island leaving a widow and two daughters Mrs Belford and Mrs Edward H Albertson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hawkins
Jamesport
L. J
Simeon
Long Island
Belford
Joseph Belford
Edward If. Albertson
Secretary of French Academy Boissier Dies in Paris
Paris report states Marie Louis Gaston Boissier, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor and Perpetual Secretary of the French Academy, died today at age 97. Born in 1823, he held high honors and led the academy.
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French Academy
Paris
Marie Louis Gaston Boissier
Legion of Honor
Prominent Chicago editor Col Finerty dead at 62
Col John F Finerty editor of the Chicago Citizen for years died at his Chicago residence after a six month illness of the liver. He leaves a widow and two adult children John Finerty Jr and Vera, a university student.
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John F. Finerty
Chicago Citizen
Chicago
Colt Finerty
John Finerty, Jr
New York Central Lines
Vera
University of Chicago
Thomas E. Leather
Christ Hospital
Jersey City
Iie
Board of Fire Commissioners
Emma Katherine Gray
Centenary Institute
Hackettstown
N. J
Hackettstown Academy
Moon Place
Newark
W S Forman Dead In Champaign Illinois
W S Forman former Illinois congressman and four year Internal Revenue Commissioner died suddenly of heart disease in Champaign while his son Hamilton M Forman received a degree at the State University commencement. Born January 20 1847 in Natchez Mississippi he had Tennessee roots and served in the Tennessee State Senate and the Fifty-first Congress as a Democrat before moving to East St. Louis Illinois.
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Champaign
W. S. Forman
East St. Louis
Congress
Three of Us Delights Fanny Ward in London Theater
London reviews praise Fanny Ward in Rachel Crothers The Three of Us at Terry's Theatre. Ward drew repeated recalls after Beresford scene and moving moments with Clem. Supporting cast J A Butler Lonnie E J Morris Beresford Cyril Heightley Townley John Dean also praised as literary and dramatic triumph.
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New York. Times
London
Fanny Ward
Terry's Theatre Tonight
Rachel Crothers
Three of Us
New York
Miss Ward
Beresford
Clem
Daily Chronicle
The
Daily Mail
Amusement Notes Highlight Cast Shuffles and New Productions
Dallas Welford signs with Shu bertas to appear in Her Highness Radish. Adele Rowland to support Lulu Glaser in a new Viennese musical. Estelle Wentworth to study singing abroad after one year left with Cohan Harris. Augustus Pitow to present Chauncey Olcott in a new Irish folklore play next season. Porglas Fairbanks to star in Rupert Hughes work Autumn. Rishe ifeu revival announced for Robert Mantell. Martin Beck to bring de Dio to Orpheum vaudeville. Fidith Helena to lead Milano Grand Opera Company at Apollo Theatre. Helena to sing French and Italian operas.
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Dallas Welford
The
Shuberta
Adele Rowland
Shuberts
Lulu Glaser
Estelle Wentworth
George M. Cohan
Cohan & Harris
Augustus Pitow
Chauncey Olcott
Aida Johnson Young
Robert Mantell
Martin Beck
Élga de Dio
Orpheum Circus
Fidith Helena
American Theatre
Milano Italian Grand Opera Company
Wll
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
Helena
Tompkins & Tompkins Advertise Wills Counsel
The law firm Tompkins and Tompkins of 156 Fifth Avenue offers will and probate services including preparation and filing of wills for clients seeking estate planning and settlement guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
June marriages listed in New York and New Jersey churches
A roundup of wedding announcements dated June 2 to June 10 across New York City Mount Vernon Jersey City and surrounding towns. Couples include Margaret Durvee Coe and Clinton Hamlin Blake Jr Nellie Gray Stolts and Norman K Freetman Florence Higgins and Harold Robert Berringer plus many others with spouses named and ceremony locations noted.
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Port Chester
Macmillin—Clark
Phe Drive
Thomas J. Duce
Jane Maguire Clark
Marion M. MacMlmn
Morris—Fellowes
Grace Church
William R. Huntington
Carolyn Whitney
Cornelius Fellowes
Richard Lewis Morris
REINNORE_GUILE
New York
Minnie Louise Guile
Charles Leonard Reatnecke
Berringer
Jersey City
Jessie F Potterton
Henry Eigenrauch
Hicks—Layson
Emilie S. Laygon
William M. Hicks
Kunze—Vest
Elizabeth Vest
Otto. Kunze. McCapbe
Negravel
Kathryn M. Negravel
Charles J. McCabe
Meeker—Gascoigne
Otto Revedai
Searing—Kunst
Casinthra
Kullet
Frederick D.W. Searing
Skillman—Brauer
Jennie Brauer
Edward G. Skillman Sullivan
Ford
Jersey _City
Mary A.ford
John M. Sullivan
Wilson—Du Puy
Boonton
N. J
Obituary notices from diverse 1908 services and deaths
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area newspapers dated June 9 1908 through June 12 1908. Entries include names such as Arthur Baum Larraque Larocque Heitz Langdon and many others with addresses in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and New York City. Details list death dates residence services dates and funeral arrangements with churches and cemeteries.
Memoriam at Church of the Holy Cross
Mass in memory of Edward Grace J to day at 8 AM at Church of the Holy Cross Harrison N J remains to be announced by the Grace family for members and mourners to attend the service at the church notice service time notice notes
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Church of the Holy Cross
Harrison
N. Grace
Edward Grace
A. M
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Adison Av
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