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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

9

Diplomat to Wed Bar Harbor Heiress in Summer

An Italian Embassy Counselor Giuseppe Catalani is set to marry Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson of New York and Bar Harbor in Bar Harbor this Summer. Mrs Hutchinson, former Miss Susan Kmeck, has been in Paris for her trousseau while her mother Mrs Henry Dimock hosted society events in Washington.

New York Times Washington Bar Harbor Giuseppe Catalani Dimock Hutchinson Ilenry I. Dimock New York Narragansett Pier London Chutchinson Susan Kmeck Henry F Thmeck Willson’. Whitney Charles T. Harney Willard Straight Harry Payne Whitney Payne Whitney Almeric Hugh Paget Archibald Alexander Courtland I. Barnes Cary P. Hutchinson

Huntington Turner Wedding at Old South Church Brooklyn

Miss Florence Chittenden Turner daughter of Mrs Joseph Mott Turner married Elon Calvin Huntington of Manhattan formerly of Jacksonville Fla. The ceremony at Old South Congregational Church Brooklyn was led by Rev Dr A J Lyman with Rev Dr N F Turner, Hampton Institute chaplain. Best man was Joan Macaulay. Attendant Miss Ethel McClellan Plummer. Ushers included Louis Schwab Harry Morparn Morgan Taylor and George Chittenden Turner.

Florence Chittenden Turner Joseph Mott Turner Old South Congregational Church Brooklyn Elon Calvin Huntington Manhattan Jacksonville Fla Huntington Albert Huntington Nwinfield A. J. Lyman Nf. J.turner Hampton Institute Lyman Turner Albert J. Turner Oflizabeth Hluntington Joan Macaulay East Orange Ethel M'Clellen Plummer Columbia Heights Louis Schwab Harry L. Morparn Newark Morgan Taylor Geores Chittenden Turner

J. Shanley Jr Marries Miss Murray in City Church

Thomas J. Shanley Jr., son of the Shanley restaurant family, wed Agnes J. Murray yesterday at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Rev Father Shanley officiated. The ceremony followed by breakfast at Delmonico's. The couple plans a three month voyage aboard the Kronprinzess Cecilie.

Thomas J. Shanley, Jr Thomas J. Shanley Shanley Agnes J. Murray Church of the Good Shepherd 200Th Street Broadway Father Shanley Edward J. Thorpe Irene Shanley Delmonico's Kronprinzess Cecilie

Acousticon Six-Tone Hearing Aid Promises Fit

Over 100000 deaf users praise the Acousticon now adjustable to six sound levels for home office church and theatre use. The device offers wind regulating control and a full free trial from General Acoustic Company at 42nd Street near Broadway New York.

General Acoustic Company Broadway New York

Morgan Engagement Announced for Sarah Spencer Morgan

Mr and Mrs Junius Spencer Morgan of Princeton New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sarah Spencer Morgan to Henry Burchell Gardner son of Mrs Alfred W Gardner and the late Dr Alfred W Gardner of 2235 West Eighty ninth Street Miss Morgan a niece of J Pierpont Morgan was one of last seasons debutantes and several entertainments were given in her honor The Morgan town house is at 10 West Forty third Street Gardner is a Harvard University class of 1912 member No wedding date has been set.

Junius Spencer Morgan Princeton N. J Sarah Spencer Morgan Henry Burchell Gardner Alfred W. Gardner West Eighty-ninth Street Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Morgan Town House West Forty-third Street Gardner Harvar University New York Times Passaic New York Annie Ball Alwyn Ball, Jr Montrose Fairview Avenues Rutherford Byron David Benson Robert Dix Benson Passaic Avenue Helen R. Ball Olive Benson Margaret Benson Emily Ball Dorothy Swan R. Granger Benson Princeton University Alwyn Ball William C. Ball, Jr Morgan Davies Oshkosh Wis Henry, A. Barry Burnhamell Saint Moritz Switzerland Guthrie Speers Montclair Frederick Ball Page Hermine Barbot Charleston S. C Mrs. Benson Carmita Avenue

MISS WILSONS WEDDING IN ALL ANGELS CHURCH

Daniel Fuller Appleton of Boston and Maida T. Wilson wed at All Angels Church on West End Avenue. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Floyd Appleton, with 400 guests invited to a reception and dinner. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and spend the summer at the Wilson Cape Cod home before settling in Boston.

Army Wedding for Major Lauderdale’s Daughter in Brooklyn

Miss Marjorie Lane Lauderdale wed Lieut Dean Hall at her parents home 241 Eighty fourth Street Bay Ridge Rev Dr Robert Bruce Clark officiated Army colors gold and white lit the decor Bride wore white charmeuse and princess lace with lilies of the valley and white roses Maid of honor Elizabeth Yoopke Tenafly carried roses Best man Lieut James Crawford Fort Hamilton Groom’s father Col John D Hall of Columbus Ohio presided as father of the bride

Marjorie Lane Lauderdale John Vance Lauderdale Dean Hall Columbus Ohio Eighty-fourth Street Bay Ridge Robert Bruce Clark Army Elizabeth Yoopke Tenafly N. J James Crawford Fort Hamilton John D. Hall Hall

Social Notes Start to Finish of Busy Bridal Week

A flurry of weddings and social events unfolds in New York. Miss Helen Converse Clark and Prof. H Carrington Lancaster marry at Manhattan Congregational Church this afternoon with a small relative reception at 465 West End Avenue. A dinner for the bridal party is planned Friday at the Williams country place in Lawrence, for Dorcas Williams and Morris Douw Ferris. Clarence Mackay and children Ellin and John W Mackay have moved from Washington to Spring Lake New Jersey for the summer. Edna Marston and Oscar Meech Burke are to wed at St. Bartholomew's this afternoon with a small home reception at 22 East Fifty sixth Street. Hamilton Fish and Helena Fish sail for Europe today, while sister Mrs. John Cutler will spend the summer on the Massachusetts coast. Mrs ee McK Twombly and Miss Ruthegrig stay at the St. Regis. Mr. and Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond entertaining there last night. Theodore Douglas Robinson and a luncheon for ten at the St. Regis yesterday. Chaplain Ernest W Wood and Mrs Poed ta sail June 19 from San Francisco fornila. The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu return from Tuxedo and stay at the Gotham. Woodbury Blair and Lady Campden also arrive. Grace R Patterson and Charles J McKenna plan 4:30 pm wedding at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with a reception at the Marie Antoinette.

Mississ Helen Converse Clark John — Clark Clark H Carrington Lancaster Amherst Theodore Douglas Robinson Ernest W. Wood Poed San Francisco

Pennsylvania certificates offered at 5 percent by Kuhn Loeb Co

Kuhn, Loeb & Co offer for subscription two hundred eighteen? million? no, 19,700,000 dollars of Pennsylvania Railroad equipment trust 4 14 per cent registered gold certificates. They mature annually from April 1, 1914 to 1923. The certificates are issued on a 5 per cent basis.

Pennsylvania Kuhn, Loeb & Co Pennsylvania Railroad Equipment Trust

Rialto Sunbathers Move On After Broadway Protest

Broadway merchants press for action against Rialto loiterers in front of shops from Thirty-fourth to Forty-sixth Streets. Police clubs may be used if needed, with possible arrests if results fail. A plan to ease traffic and noise includes crossovers and a union subway plaza at Fourteenth Street linking to existing lines.

Curbstone Fellowship Waldo Rialto Curbstone Broadway Broadway Association McAlpin Thirty-fourth Forty-sixth Rialto District Union Square Times Square Herald Square New York Seventy-second Street Forty-second Street Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-third Thirty-fifth Street Thirtyfourth Street Thirtyfourth Streets Fourteenth Street Fourteenth Street Crosstown Interborough Brooklyn

1900 On the Mauretania Sails with Full Passenger List

The Cunarder Mauretania sailed for Liverpool at 1 am with every accommodation filled. Over 1,900 aboard including 500 saloon passengers and 425 in the second cabin, plus 1,000 crew. Notables listed among saloon travelers include Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Bishop Frederick Courtney, and numerous prominent names.

Liverpool Oliver Wendell Holmes United States Supreme Court Frederick Courtney St. James's Episcopal Rockwell Brank Henry A. P. Carter M. A. Clotter W. Castle Schuyler Colfax R. C. Crocker James Cutting Griswold Dolson, Jr George A. Douglass J. G. Drew Col O. W. Dudley George Be George A. Elliott H. B. Endicott Vavasseur Fisher H. Lyford Fountain Henry W. Frost James C. Greenway Keim Navies Edward Litchfield Litchfield Cyrus H. McCormick C. Henry Mellon Ereterick H. Minard A. Prescott Morris Conde Nast Lieut D. Newman E H. Outer Outerbridge Murray A. Potter Percival Roberts, Jr Co. J.mobell T. WW. Coate Charles E. Cragg Henry C. Biot Frederick Haywood John Arthur

Two Bachelor Dinners For Douw Ferris And Lancaster

Morris Douw Ferris hosted a bachelor dinner at the Delta Phi Club before his Saturday wedding to Dorcas Williams in Lawrence Long Island. Attending were his brother Van Wyck Ferris, ushers Thomas Williams Henry Williams Chal mers Wood Jr Henry Weiss Throop Geer W Montague Geer Jr Rev Duncan H Brown the officiant and N W Van Nostrand Prof Henry Carrington Lancaster another bachelor dinner host with Helen Clark to marry today.

Morris Douw Ferris Dorcas Williams Lawrence L. I Delta Phi Club van Wyck Ferris Thomas Resolved Williams Henry Waldron Williams Chalmers Wood, Jr Henry Bethune Weiss Kk. Throop Geer W. Montague Geer N. W. van Nostrand Henry Carrington Lancaster Helen C. Clark Columbia Club J. Maurice Clark James Dunlop William Denice William C. Lancaster Montreal Dabney Z. Lancaster Richmond Charles W. Cobb Clarence E. Andrews Amherst College

Marconi Co Reports Expansion of Transatlantic Stations

The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America notes progress building long distance transmission stations across Atlantic and Pacific oceans. High power Belmar and New Seabright New Jersey stations join Bolinas and Marshall California sites with two Honolulu stations planned. Systems will transmit at least sixty words a minute, support duplex service, and open before year end. 1912 messages total 227,944 with net telegraph receipts of $110,000. 1911 figures were 41,000 messages and $68,000 in receipts. Year end profit and loss credit stands at $224,483.

Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America Atlantic Pacific Belmar New Sear Tang N. J California Bolinas Marshall Honolulu

Contested Will of Mrs Pell Prompts Suit in Hackensack

Frederick C Zabriskie Miss Effie Zabriskie and Mrs Elizabeth Clarendon plan legal action over Mrs Mary B Pell estate of 5 million left mostly to Columbia University Rutgers College and the Reformed Church of America. Clarendon receives 32000 while Zabriskies receive nothing. Other cousins get life interests in 14000 and 57000 plus a fifth of the residue.

Hackensack N. J Frederick C. Zabriskie Effie Zabriskie Elizabeth Clarendon Mary B. Pell Pell Columbia University Rutgers College The Reformed Church of America Zabriskie Prospect Avenue Frederick Z. Beard Mathilda Blauvelt Laura W. Bogart

Last Suffrage Tea of the Season at 34th Street

The Woman Suffrage Party holds its final season tea this afternoon at 48 East Thirty-fourth Street. Guest of honor Miss Anderson Hughes, a world worker of the WCTU, speaks on New Zealand suffrage, her home country. Mrs. Mary Atwater of Montana is another guest of honor. hostess is Mrs. Olive Pierce of the Bronx. Everyone is welcome.

East Thirty-fourth Street Anderson Hughes New Zealand Mary Atwater Montana Olive Pierce Thirty-fourth Assembly District Bronx

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Sails for Cherbourg on Victoria Luise

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt sails with a party aboard the Hamburg American liner Victoria Luise bound for Cherbourg. She visits Italy to see her sister Miss Emily Carow, while Miss Pier reportedly ill and Roosevelt may stay with her through the summer. The Roosevelt party includes Mr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr Archie and Quentin Roosevelt and Mr and Mrs Selas Robinson.

Theodore Roosevelt Cherbourg Italy Emily Carow Pier Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Archie Quentin Roosevelt Selas Robinson Allos Evelt

Miss Agnes Cantine Married in Kingston Home

Miss Agnes Leslie Cantine daughter of the late Judge Charles C. Cantine of Kingston and Raymond Hush Bunker of Yonkers were quietly married this afternoon at the bride’s Albany Avenue home Kingston. Rev Henry Mesier officiated in a small family ceremony.

Agnes Cantine New York Times Kingston N. Y Agnes Leslie Cantine Charles C. Cantine Raymond Hush Bunker Yonkers Albany Avenue Henry Mesier

Daughter Born to Mrs. J. J. Lee In Maryland Couple

Mr and Mrs Joseph Jenkins Lee of Needwood Forest Maryland welcome a daughter born at St Davids Pennsylvania where they are spending the summer. Further details appear to be unclear due to incomplete text.

J. J. Lee Joseph Jenkins Lee Needwood Forest St. Davids Penn Col Ecuador

Senators Hear Plea of Mine Operators

The Senate committee opened a probe into the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek mine strike in West Virginia. Operators deny abuses, blame the United Mine Workers for violence, and defend martial law actions while investigation considers constitutional protections and civil rights concerns.

Charleston Paint Creek Cabin Creek Senate Borah West Virginia United States Frank 8. Monnet Ohio Seymour Steadman Illinois M. M.belcher H. W. Houston Z. T. Vinson BH. W. Knight C. Cee Vinson Watts Paint Creek Collieries Company United Mine Workers of America Brick Department of Justice Glasscock Hatfield Pain Creek J. Bruce Reid Mucklow Reid

Stamford Bride Delayed By Missed Train In Odd Wedding Plan

Filoretta Whaley missed a train overnight so her marriage to Jere Knode Cooke was postponed. They arranged to wed at the Stamford railroad station with Judge Reed's certified divorce papers and a station wedding party awaiting the bride-elect. A photograph was later taken, and the couple prepared to proceed the next morning.

New York Times Stamford Filoretta Whaley Jere Knode Cooke Joel B. Reed Marinda Clarke Cooké George R. Close Francis Tipper Cooke Floreta Whaley New York Close Floretta Lee Newark Mr. Closé Gooke Yao Ie Io Close

Ford Nominated for Public Printer by President

President names Cornelius J. Ford of Hoboken N J for Public Printer after a competitive selection. Ford a lifelong printer and labor leader with an active New Jersey political career including Hoboken School Board service and state federation leadership.

Ford Wilson

Morris Park Lot Sales At Nine Day Auction Record

On the ninth day of the Morris Park race track property auction 249 lots sold for 429650 and an average 1739. Across nine days 2612 lots brought 3087975 averaging 1182 per lot. Highest price 7300 for corner of Esplanade and Paulding bought by Miss C H Valentine. An injunction bid by Emma Murray failed. Justice Gregerich denied the request to halt selling pending proper service.

Morris Park Race Track Esplanade Paulding Avenue Morris Park Westchester & Boston Road C. H. Valentine Morris Park Avenue Fowler Avenue Williamsbridge Road Pelham Parkway State Banking Department

Hoyt Divorce Case Seeks Alimony and Separation

Estelle C Hoyt asks Supreme Court Justice Giegerich for 15000 a year alimony while Arthur H Hoyt sues for divorce. She counters with a suit for separation alleging cruel treatment and jealousy. The couple married last February honeymooned in Europe returning April 12. she accuses him of misery and private detectives.

Supreme Court Giegerich Estelle C. Hoyt Arthur 8. Hoyt Toth Hoyt Europe New York

Amusements Notes Cast Changes Electra at UC Theater

Margaret Anglin will perform Electra by Sophocles at the Greek Theatre UC after withdrawing Medea. Sept. 6 marks the date, then Shakespearean revivals begin at the Columbia Theatre in San Francisco. Laurette Taylor leads Peg O' My Heart at Cort Theatre in New York 200th apogee. Viola Allen arrives today from Germany after six weeks abroad. Francis D. McGinn sails on Saturday with his step-daughters Lorraine and Leila Frost. G A R veterans watch The Battle of Gettysburg on the Grand Opera House stage Tuesday, the anniversary of Little Round Top.

Margaret Anglin Electra Z Sophocles Theniversity of California Euripides Columbia Theatre San Francisco New York Taperp Pati Cort Theatre Laurette Taylor Viola Allen Germany Francis D. McGinn Perugia Lorraine Frost Leila Frost Gettysburg Grand Opera House Aker Hill

Auction At Astor House Sells Furniture Cheap

The first day of the Astor House furniture sale drew a large crowd but prices remained low with entire rooms going for about 20 dollars. The event continues daily at 10 30 A M through Friday and resumes Monday with the famed Chinese bridal bed to be offered next.

Astor House Crane

Multiple Obituaries Update From A City Newspaper

A list of obituaries notes deaths of Harriet B Andrews wife of William Andrews Pratt Lambert Varnish Co at 130 East 67th Street. Sarah V L’Hommedieu widow of Richard W L’Hommedieu at 513 Van Buren Street. Ernest S Eden master mechanic for Central New England Railroad at 57. Dr Robert McKissick in Philadelphia. Adelaide S Seaver ns Aunt Serena on Zion’s Herald. John D Smith crew of the Merrimac. Lucy Payne Bennett at 783 Beens Street Brooklyn. Mrs William Cadzow Rockaway Beach. Adolph A Thurmann 131 Church Avenue. Charlotte G Hawxhurst 147 Oakland Street. Rie Flory 355 Macon Street. Philip Marc 2014 Washington Avenue. Isabella E Lamb Gladstone New Jersey. William Tweeddale 905 Union Street. William wre 54 formerly drama editor of The Cleveland Leader. Dora Farrell nee more long associated with Steers and Bottomley. Col Eckford Moore and others referenced in scattered lines.

Harriet B. Andrews William Andrews Pratt & Lambert Varnish Company East Sixty-seventh Street Sarah V. L'Hommedieu Richard W. L.hommedieu van Buren Street Ernest S. Eden Hartford Eens Street Brooklyn Adolph A.thurmann Church Avenue Charlotte G. HA Hurst Oscar Hawxhurst Greenpoint Oakland Street Rie Flory John Flory Macon Street Philip Marc Washington Avenue New York University Isabella E. Lamb Charles F. Lamb Gladstone N. J William Tweeddale Union Street Tweeddale Jordan Mott Company New York William Wre Cleveland Leader Cleveland Ohio Dora Farrell More Cr — Asperm Steers Iottonsley East Witee Tutth Street Steers Bottomley Eckford Moore West State Street Sg Poke Ag Abeet Cléveand

Marriage and Death Notices for The Times Telephoned

Notices indicating marriage and death information for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The notice system requests timely submissions and provides contact details for staff handling family announcements.

New York Times Bryant

Frances Adler to Harold Goldman engagement announced

Mr and Mrs J H Adler announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to Harold Goldman. A reception will be held at Hotel Astor on Sunday June 22 from 3 to 6 PM.

Goldman—Adler J. H. Adler Frances Harold Goldman Hotel Astor

Heath Wootster Wedding in Summit New Jersey

Notice lists multiple marriage announcements from June 1913 including Henrietta Flora poster wedding Walter Clifton Heath of Summit New Jersey and other unions such as Lacey with Wickham Seer Huntington and Rogers with Coleman in Patchogue Jersey City and Newark. Names include Thomas J. Lacey and Isabelle Rogers among others in various locations.

Heath—Wooster Summit N. J Not C. Morgan Henrietta Flora Walter Clifton Heath Mills Charen of the Redeemer Brooklyn Thomas J. Lacey Ralther William Wickham Seer ‘Huntington Woodstock Canada Bruen Crawfo: Iftienace Ock, Nada George Rowland Greenwich Conn

Obituary notices and funeral annou ncements reach back pages

A collage of death notices and funeral announcements from June 1913 lists individuals including Harriet B. Andrews Alanson Hill Beige Edward Quinn and Hannah Hirsch. Entries note private or residence services with addresses and times and reference relatives such as William H Andrews John S Hadley Leopold Kahn and Theo dore L Hirsch.

Funeral notices and obituaries list multiple Stamford era entries

A long collection of death notices and funeral announcements from various New York area towns, listing names, addresses, and service details. Includes dates in June 1913 for numerous individuals and locations such as Newark Jersey City Hoboken Jamaica Long Island City and Westchester County.

Obituary Notices From Newark Church and Mount Zion Cemetery

In Wemertam O Brien Catherine mass St Columba Church Newark N J. Zimmermann Yetta in a Mount Zion Cemetery Joene.

O Brien Catherine Mass St. Columia’ Church Newark X. J Say. Zimmermann Yetta Mount Zion Joene

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