Plainfield Show Opens Amid Rainy Day Judging
The sixth annual Plainfield Riding and Driving Club show in Plainfield New Jersey drew a large crowd despite rain. Richard P McGrann and Paul A Sorg led ribbon winners with Brookdale Sir Horace and Ben Hur while Mrs Sophie Gummey excelled in heavy harness events. The feature wedding of Josie Lodge and Dr Lodge occurred at University Place Presbyterian Church.
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Plainfield
N. J
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
New Jersey
New York
Lewis G. Timpson
Theodore. Reynolds
L. E. Waring
Humphreys
Daniel Runkle
Frank de Lacey Hyde
A. A. Tilney
Henry Butler
Kaufman
Rowland
Munger
Edward T. Bedford
Emily H. Bedford
Henry McGee
Reeve . Stockton
Helen Cruikshank
Charles McCutcheon
O. T. Ge
W. L. Saunders
Udo ™. Fleischman
Charles M. Fleischman
Jame
Tonzo Sauvage
Arthur Otter
Paul M. Sorg
D -S. McGrann
H. C. Bowen
Sophie Dey
Margaret W. McCutcheon
Joseph Larocque
Moses G. Byers
Newton O. Dunster
Jesse M. Eddy
W. Stanton Elliott
Hugh Gormley
Bernice Halloway
Harry D. Halloway
Mabel J. Hooley
George Wiliing
S. Taber Willetts
Eugene von Bach
Clara Eloise
Nala
J. W. Harriman
Paul A. Sorg
Ben Hur
McGrann
Brookdale
Sir Horace
Avondale Farms
Lady Eccles
Frank Palmer
MecGrann
Tinker Bell
Mr. Sorg
Philadelphia
Miss Ann
Andrew Morison
Nettleton
Miss Mary Sands Weds John Godfrey Saxe in St Regis Ballrom
The marriage of Albany resident John Godfrey Saxe and Miss Mary S Sands occurred yesterday at 4 pm in the St Regis ballroom. The bride, daughter of Mrs Ferdinand Sands of New York, wore white satin with old pint lace and lilies of the valley. The groom is a grandson of the poet and Columbia graduate.
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John Godfrey Saxe
Albany
Mary S. Sands
Ferdinand Sands
New York
St. Regis
R. O. Hughes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Harold C. Sdnds
rs. T. J._Oakley Rhinelander
Julia Collender
Miss Sands
Austin Meigs Poole
H. K. Schwartze
Stewart Johnston
Allen G. Hoyt
Perley L. Freeman
Leo. W. Wertheimer
Percy Kierstede Hudson
Letitia L. S. Delafield
Saxe
Columbia
Manhattan
Psi Upsilon
Local Clergyman and Miss Stanwood Noted in Society Item
The fragment mentions Gonzales Lodge of M A Ph D LL D and Miss Ida Baldwin Stanwood as part of a society note, indicating a featured connection or event involving these individuals in a social section. Further context would specify the occasion or venue.
One Cup Coffee Habit Says Health Compromise
A reader recounts upgrading health by quitting coffee after heart trouble and dizziness. She cites Postum as a successful substitute and credits doctors for guidance. The letter promotes The Road to Wellville and asserts such testimonials are genuine and of human interest.
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Ohio
Wellville
Emily Kingsley Ensign Weds Cyril Sumner in Orange Church
Miss Emily Kingsley Ensign daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kingsley Ensign of 24 Ridge Street Orange W J s wed Cyril Sumner of Rochester New York at Central Presbyterian Church Orange Rev Dr Patterson officiated Maid of honor Edith Ensign bridesmaids Ethel Blanchard Edna Wright Estelle Sumner Evelyn Bridgman Best man Douglas Torrey Ushers Alvin Truesdale Livingston Pratt Graham Hislop Ernest Tracy Edward Pratt Page Lucien Tribus Reception at bride home then brief wedding trip to Rochester New York city official notes indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Kingsley Ensign
Charles Kingsley Ensign
Ridge Street
Orange
W. Js
Cyril Sumner
Rochester
N. Y
Central Presbyterian Church
John Fulton Patterson
Edith Ensign
Ethel Blanchard
Edna Wright
Summit
N. J
Estelle Sumner
Sumner
Frambach and Berlitz Wed at Sher ry's in Cheboygan
Charles L. Frambach of Cheboygan and Miss Millicent D. Berlitz married Wednesday evening at Sherry's with Rev. Duncan H. Browne officiating. Miss Berlitz wore white satin Duchess lace and was given in marriage by her father Prof. Maximilian Berlitz. Attendants included maid of honor Christine Hickey and flower girl Maxine Berlitz. Best man Arthur Frambach and ushers David Earn and Charles S. Landers. A reception followed. Frambach affiliated with New York Athletic and Columbia University Clubs.
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Charles L. Frambach
Cheboygan
Wis
Millicent D. Berlitz
Sherry’s
Duncan H. Browne
Maximilian Berlitz
Berlitz
Christine Hickey
Maxine Harrison-Berlitz
Mr. Frambach
Arthur Frambach
David Earn
Charles S. Landers
New York
New York Athletic
Columbia University
Gibbons-Curtiss Nuptials Quietly Unfold in Greenwich
Formal notice reports the marriage of Jean Beardslee Curttiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Julian W Curtiss to Liebig Wallace Gibbons. The ceremony occurred in Greenwich Conn on June 1 with only immediate family present due to the ill health of the bridegroom s father. The couple will reside at Woodlawn near Cincinnati where Mr Gibbons runs his business and is an 1902 graduate.
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Jean Beardslee
Julian W. Curtiss
Liebig
Wallace Gibbons
Greenwich
Conn
MISS RODGERS WEDDING SET FOR JUNE TWENTY SECOND
Miss Emily Kearny Rodgers daughter of Sewall Point and Newburg on Hudson will wed Charles Tiebout Cowenhoven Jr at St George's Church Newburg on June 22. Her sister Miss Marguerite Rodgers will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Constance and Alice Biddle Mary and Mabel Kelsey Helen Smith and Bessie Aspinwall. Best man Nicholas Remsen Cowenhoven and ushers Harry Carpender John Mettlur Stetson Hardenbergh Daniel Riker Charles Fleishman and Henry L Barnes Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Kearny Rodgers
J. Kearny Rodgers
Sewall’s Point
Indian River
Fla
Newburg-on- Hudson
Charles Tiebout Cowenhoven, Jr
Cowenhoven
New Brunswick
N. J
St. George’s Church
Marguerite Rodgers
Constance
Alice Biddle
George Biddle
Philadelphia
Mary
Mabel Kelsey
Clarence H. Kelsey
Helen Smith
Robert H. Smith
Baltimore
Bessie Aspinwall
John Aspinwall
Newburg
Nicholas Remsen Cowenhoven
Harry Carpender
John Mettlur
Stetson Hardenbergh
Daniel Riker
Charles Fleishman
Henry L. Burnett, Jr
Edith Goodwin to Wed Austin Brixey of Seymour Conn
Mr and Mrs John Goodwin announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Edith Goodwin to Austin Day Brixey of Seymour Connecticut. Brixey is secretary of the Kerite Insulated Wire Company. The wedding will take place in the Fell district church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Goodwin
Mr. Brixey
John Goodwin
Edith Goodwin
Austin Day Brixey
Seymour, Conn
Kerite Insulated Wire Company
the Fell
Elizabeth de Selding Engaged to Henry Mason Day
Mr and Mrs J S de Selding of 22 Sidney Place Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth de Selding to Henry Mason Day son of Mrs Henry M Day of 5 West Seventy Fifth Street New York City.
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Miss de Selding
J. S. de Selding
Sidney Place
Brooklyn
Elizabeth de Selding
Henry Mason Day
Mr. Day
Henry M. Day
West Seventy-fifth Street
New York City
Social Notes From Newport And Surroundings
Mr and Mrs George Westinghouse arrive today on the Mauretania and will stay at the St Regis where Mr and Mrs Westinghouse Jr are located. Mrs George H Cook of Baltimore entertained at the Hotel Walcott. Albert Francke of Lawrence LI and wife returned home after weeks in town. C A Hudson of Roslyn and family at the St Regis. Walter Watson Jr now resident at Maidenhead England with guests including H R Bloodgood and the Bloodgood sisters plus Miss Wall. J Lynch Pendergast and F C Harriman and family registered at Beechwood Summit New Jersey. The Train villa in Bellevue Avenue Newport leased to George B De Forest through De Bits Eldridge. Engagement announced Mildred Dettlebach to Sidney Eranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse
Mauretania
St. Regis
Westinghouse, Jr
George H. Cook
Baltimore
Hotel
Walcott
Albert Francke
Lawrence, L. I
C. A. Hudson
Roslyn
Walter Watson, Jr
Maidenhead
England
H. R. Bloodgood
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
de Bits & Eldridge
George B. de Forest
Death of Rev. Dr. Edward Hale at 87
Boston reports the death of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale at his Roxbury home after a long career as preacher, editor, and Senate chaplain. Tributes come from President Taft, Gov. Draper, and Booker T. Washington. He authored The Man Without a Country and many other works.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Roxbury
Hale
Julia Ward Howe
Philip L. Hale
Ellen
Taft
Massachusetts
Booker T. Washington
America
Margaret Percival
Kansas
Nebraska
Masachusetts
New England
United States
Jesus
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Foundation of the Republic
Harvard
Christian Examiner
Old and New
Carlyle
Emily Baldwin Perkins
Hartford
Henry Ward Beecher
Washington
Senate
Dr. Hale
Sentnor Frye
Hoar
New England writer Edward Hale and Shylock at the Academy
Edward Everett Hale, last of the New England school, born in Boston on April 3 1822, is noted alongside Emerson and Whittier. A separate review praises E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe in The Merchant of Venice at the Academy of Music, with strong performances in the trial and Portia scenes and a late standing ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Rdéle
Shylock
Portia
Sothern
Jotten
Miss Marlowe
Frederic Lewis
Bassanio
Helena Head
Jessica
Rowland Buckstone
Launcelot Gobbo
Seca
Venice
William Shakespeare
the Academy of Music
the Duke of Venice
Illiam Harris
Prince of
Morocco
Eawene
Eric Blind Antonio
Thomas Coleman Bassanio
Frederick Lewis Seas
Eek Esas
P. T. Kelly Salarino
John Taylor Gratiano
Vincent Sternroyd
Lorenzo
Pedro de Cordoba Shylock
Plese Grates
Eehieers Sy
Frank Reicher
PIN bRowland Buckstone Old Goddo
Malcolm Bradley Leonardo
Harry Turnley Balthasar
Frederick Roland Gaoler
sHarry Rabon
Miss Marlowe Portia
The Motor Girl staged at Hyperion Theatre
New Haven June 10 The Motor Girl had its first presentation at the Hyperion Theatre tonight a musical comedy in two acts with score by Julian Edwards book and lyrics by Campbell and Skinner staged by Frank Smithson Dor othy Dare played by Georgia aine wins an international auto race in disguise The cast features Elizabeth Brice Smith and Cook Adelaide Sharpe and others in a production by Frank Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Hyperion Theatre
Julian Edwards
Charles Campbell
Ralph Skinner
Frank Smithson
Dorothy Dare
Georgia €Aine
Philadelphia
Polly
Dairy Lunch
Wilhelmina
Elizabeth Brice
Smith and Cook
Adelaide Sharpe
Bessie Franklin
Helen Adair
Martin Brown
George Pauncefort
George Callahan
James Carson
Robert O’connor
Carroll Clucas
Frank Shea
Frank Hennessy
Shubert Firm Buys Bond Estate for Boston Theater Site
The Bond estate at 268 Tremont to War Renton Street and Seaver Place sells to the Shubert Holding Company of New York. The Lyric Theatre site was planned by Charles H Bond, but trustees paused the project after his sudden death.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Charles H.bond
Tremont Street
Warrenton Street
Seaver Place
Shubert Holding Company
New York
Bond
Lyric Theatre
Big New Theatre to Rise in Harlem by John H Springer
Harlem will gain a large new theatre run as a combination house by John H Springer, lessee of the Grand Opera House for 15 years. The 2500-seat 600000 dollar venue at Seventh Avenue and 123rd Street aims for autumn opening, with downtown acts touring in. Springer plans to control three theatres when the Harlem house opens.
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Harlem
John H. Springer
Grand Opera House
Seventh Avenue
123D Street
Anna L. Daly
Mary J. Cunningham
Ex-Gov Reynolds Dies in Delaware Residence
Ex-Governor Robert J. Reynolds died suddenly of heart failure at his Petersburg Kent County home. Born March 17, 1838 in Smyrna, he served in the Delaware House in 1869, was State Treasurer in 1879 and 1881, led the Democratic State Committee, and served as Governor in 1890 while overseeing Delaware Pennsylvania boundary changes. He was a 1892 Democratic National Convention delegate.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert J. Reynolds
Petersburg
Kent County
Robert .John Reynolds
Smyrna
Democratic State Committee
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Notable Obituaries Across States Mentioned Figures
John H. Deveau a Savannah collector of customs aged 40 years in service died at home. John Noble former Suffolk County clerk and Harvard Overseer died in Boston aged 80. Major S Clifford Belcher Maine lawyer aged 70 died in Farmington. Adam T. Dodge Brooklyn resident born 1830 Civil War veteran. Louisa J. Bogue widow and private school founder died at 667 Quincy Street Brooklyn. William Cropsey Woglom of Staten Island died at 24 Windsor Place Brooklyn aged about sixty. Justin P. White candlepin bowling pioneer died in Worcester aged 70. Nina Pinchback Combes daughter of Gov Pinckney Pinchback died in New Rochelle aged 88.
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John H. Deveau
Savannah
Georgia
Central Republican Committee
John Noble
Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Mass
Boston
Harvard
S. Clifford Belcher
Maine
Farmington
Adam T. Dodge
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Thirteenth Regiment
Louisa J. Bogue
Quincy Street
Gravesend
John H. Bogue
William Cropsey Woglom
Staten Island
Windsor Place
Fort Hamilton
William W. Woglom
Long Island College Hospital
Justin P. White
United States
Worcester
Windham
Nina Pinchback Combes
Pinckney B. Pinchback
Louisiana
New Rochelle
Combes
New Orleans
Northampton
A. Combes
Marriage and death notices intended for NYT insertion
Notices indicate marriages and deaths to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for The New York Times insertions.
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New York Times
Bryant
Shubert Barred From Apollo Theatre in Follies Row
Lee Shubert and party were ordered out of the Apollo as tickets were sold. Ziegfeld and Erlanger demanded Shubert leave after he refused to quit the house. The incident sparked a clash over theatre access and Shubert’s ban from Ziegfeld’s venues.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Lee Shubert
Lew Fields
A. Toxon Worm
Shuberts
Apollo Theatre
Shubert
Ziegfeld
Anna Held
France
Worm
Marriages and Obituaries From June 1909 Local Notices
A front notices page lists numerous June 1909 marriage banns with names, locations, and churches in New Jersey and nearby states, followed by a long casualty of obituaries and funeral notices across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Ansley Parr and Fletcher Sloane weddings, multiple June 9 to 10 unions, and extensive death notices with funeral details for Gustav Amsinck Daniel Chauncey Jr. Rosa Emilie Cierpie Adele Marie etc.
Sepp the Historian Dies in Munich at Ninety Three
Johannes Nepomuk Sepp a noted Bavarian historian dies in Munich aged ninety three. He faced exile after opposing Lola Montez and was restored to his chair in 1850. Sepp taught at Munich University for seventeen years and served in multiple parliaments. He authored many Bavarian history works and classic religious studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Nepomuk Sepp
Munich
Lola Mont
Ludwig
Sepp
Munich University
Bavaria
Talz
Lola Montez
The
Langsfeld
Frankfort
Bismarck
Germany
C V Hemmenway Dies in Tarrytown at 72
C V Hemmenway superintendent for John D Rockefeller died at his home in Tarrytown New York after a year of illness. Amputation failed to halt gangrene and his condition worsened. He served Rockefeller for twelve years and a funeral is planned for Sunday at 2 p.m. with burial in Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
C. V. Hemmenway
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Hemmenway
New London
Ohio
Sleepy Hollow
Page 15 hints at a developing situation
A note directs readers to Page 15 for details about a developing situation, suggesting readers seek fuller coverage there.
In Memoriam A Mass for Alicia Lawler Doyle
Requiem mass offered for Alicia Lawler Doyle wife of John F. Doyle at Church of the Holy Name on Saturday June 12 at 10 AM. Relatives and friends urged to attend. Also notices for Thomas Coyle at St. Joseph's Newark and John A. Lee at St. Paul the Apostle today 9 AM. Mary F McGrath remembered for a death June 11 1908.
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Fluckiger
Annie
Bridgetse East
Lizson
Williamson
Grace
Post Fueneral
West 30Th St. Zelinski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard P. McGranh
University Place Presbyterian Church
George Alexander
William Everitt Smith
Wilbur Curtis Goodale
Pauline Horn
Lodge
N. G. McCrea
R. E. Dodge
C. R. Richards
Washington Square
Cathedral Heights
Johns Hopkins
Josie Lodge
Mary Sands
Stanwood
Ensign
Frambach
Miss Rodgers
C. T. Cowenhoven
Social Notes
Mildred Dettlebach
Mr. and
Morris J. Dettlebach
Sidney Eranger
B. B. Hale
Old New England School
President
Senator Lodge
Mark Twain
Catonsville
Emerson, Whittier
Phillips Brooks
Parker House
Enoch Hale
Nathan Hale
Boston & Worcester Railroad
Boston Advertiser
Sothern AS
Boston Thearte
New York Company
Enth Avenue
Opera House
Reynolds
Democrat and Farmer
U.S
Mary Sinclair
George Sloane
Henry Fletcher
Howe—Packard
Stratford
Edith Morton Packard
Marshall Averyne
Low—Prescott
Quincy
First Unitarian Church
E. C. Butler
Alice Keith
Geo. W. Prescott
Russell Cutler Low
Miller—Griscom
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Andrew van Vranken Raymond
John Sheridan Zelie
Jean Whitelock
William Griscom
Raymond van Vranken Miller
Saxe—Sands
Richard O. Hughes
Mary Collender Sands
Union Hill
Graces Frost
George Albes
Newark
E. Grace Beardsley
Frederick Penin
Bouldin — Youngs
Jessamine Youngs
William Bouldin
Bundey
Allen
Yonkers
Jennie Allen
A. H. Bundey
Burns—Fielding
Sag Harbor
L. I
Marguerite Fielding
Walter Burns
Brennan—Kinsel
Rahway
Jennie Kinsel
Robert Brennan, Jr
Butler
Gigerich
May A. Gigerich
Joseph M. Butler
Carpenter—Richards
Mabel Richards
James W. Carpenter
Chappell—Fancher
Ossining
Willetha Fancher
Franklin A. Cha
Newton
Minnie Congleton
John Emerson
Fetsch—Guempel
Emma Guempel
George Fetsch
Greenstone
Arbel
Waterbury
Smedes
Jersey City
Maude Smedes
William C. Heinkel
Hoffman—Beaman
Bessie N. Beaman
Frederick Hoffman
Kaufmann
Schumacher
Hoboken
Addie SchuMacher
Frederick Kaufmann
Lally—Kenny
Anna Kenny
Thomas Lally
Lange—Schendube
Moriarty
Gerrity
Naugatuck
Martha Gerrity
William Moriarty
Morse
Ennis
Moorestown
Mabel Ennis
Frank R. Morse
Myer—Mitchell
Ruth Mitchell
George W. Myer
Nagle
Davenport
Edith Davenport
Pea Geraldine Broadbelt
Percy N. Robertson
Burhans
Henrietta Burhans
William D. Robertson
Schweitzer
Adele Schlichter
Marie
Leon Marie
Isaac Schlichter
Smith
Florence, T
William Elliot Smith
Illinois Glass Company
Alton
Ill
Bird
Madison St
Dougherty
John J
Dupont St
EGER
Louise
Shephard
Faparey
John
North 7Th St
Hudson
Enmima
Franklin
Jacobsen
Jacob
51St St
P. M. Joxynt
Catharine
Sister Mary
Xilby
S. Rice
Pierrepont St
Mannix
Elizabeth
Broad St
Bauer
5Th St
Burkp
Peter
Hudson St
Cunningham
James Kearny
Daley
Farley
James F
Fuller
Eugene
Hunterdon St
Griffin
Anna B
Bright St
Hilldorf
Oscar
Hudson County Boulevard
Bayonne
Hines
Joseph
1St St
Hirsch
Mina
Main St
Burlington
Osborne
David R
Roseland
Rado
Carrie
York St
Romoser
Gustave
Tyler St
Rugus
George
Lafayette St
Robert F
Bordentown
Jure
Welsh
Peter E
8Th St
Wilshusen
Griffith St
Winther
Ferdinand
Haddonfield
Leff Montez
Williams Tel
Columbus
West
S4th St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 280 ST
Frank E. ‘Campbell
Chelgem
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