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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

7

Frederick Johnson Weds Miss Maclay at Ascension

Frederick Johnson son of George Johnson of this city and Miss Antoinette W. Maclay daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Maclay of 18 West Thirty-first Street were married yesterday at the Church of the Ascension. The Rev Percy Stickney Grant officiated assisted by Rev C A Hamilton. Miss Maclay was given in marriage by her father. George Johnson Jr was best man. The couple will sail for Europe in about ten days and will reside in New York.

Frederick Johnson George Johnson Antoinette W. Maclay Mark Maclay West Thirty- First Street Church of the Ascension Percy. Stickney Grant C. A. Hamilton

Bedell Holmes Harned Weds Mrs Elebash at 89 West 86th Street

Bedell Holmes Harned and Mrs. Isa belle Powell Elebash widow of Dr Clarence Elebash were married at noon yesterday at the bride’s residence 89 West 86th Street Rev John H Prescott of St Anne's Episcopal Church Seyville L I officiated There were no attendants The bride and groom plan to sail for Europe late this summer and will reside in New York

Bedell Holmes Harned Isabelle Powell Elebash Clarence Elebash Leondias Powell Brooklyn West Highty-sixth Street John H. Prescott Europe New York

Parker Pru den wedding at 162 West 120th Street

The wedding of Frank P. Parker Jr. and Miss Daisy Beatrice Pruden took place last night at the bride’s home 162 West 120th Street with Rev. Dr. George Van De Water officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Clara Kenworthy of Poughkeepsie and best man was Robert F. Jones. Parker a Harvard graduate listed as class of Fitsate plans to reside in Montclair N.

Frank P. Parker, Jr Daisy Beatrice Pruden W. Edgar Pruden West 120Th Street George van de Water Clara Kenworthy Poughkeepsie Robert F. Jones Harvard Fitsate Parker Montclair

Williams Weds Pickett Caskin in Heavenly Rest Ceremony

James O. Williams of this city and Miss Alice Pickett Caskin daughter of Theo dore Burke Caskin were married yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The Rev. Herbert Shipman officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father. she had no attendants. She is a granddaughter of Gen. Joseph Pickett of the Confederate Army.

James O. Williams Alice Pickett Caskin Theodore Burke Caskin Church of the Heavenly Rest Herbert Shipman Gen Joseph Pickett

Doctor Cyrus Strong Marries Mrs Helen Isbie McMillin

Dr. Cyrus Strong and Mrs Helen Isbie McMillin wed yesterday at the bride’s residence 77 West Highly-fifth Street. Rev Dr Francis B E Marston officiated. The bride’s daughter Isabel McMillin attended, with Dr Frederick E Sandern as best man. They will reside in New York.

Cyrus Strong Helen Isbie McMillin Emerson McMillin, Jr West Highly-fifth Street Francis BE. Marston Isabel McMillin Frederick E. Sandern Strong New York

Kane Yauch Wedding At Hotel St Regis

The marriage of John F. Kane Jr and Miss Margaret Yauch occurred yesterday afternoon at the Hotel St. Regis with Rev Father Taylor of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament officiating. Miss Charlotte McCoey was the bride’s attendant, Edward V Kane served as best man, and ushers included Orville Tobey George Graves Elmo Gridley of New York William Rogers and James Cunningham of Philadelphia.

John F. Kane Margaret Yauch Arthur Yauch Hotel St. Regis Father Taylor Church of the Blessed Sacrament Charlotte McCoey Edward V. Kane Orville Tobey George Graves Elmo Gridley New York William Rogers James Cunningham Philadelphia

Ford and Murray Families Unite in Holy Cross Wedding

The marriage of Eugene E. Ford and Miss Katharine Murray occurred yesterday at the Church of the Holy Cross. Mer. McCready officiated with Miss Rose Murray as maid of honor and Edward Maroney as best man.

Eugene E. Ford Katharine Murray Hugh Murray Church of the Holy Cross Mer. McCready Rose Murray Edward Maroney

Freytag Daly Wedding At Church Of The Annunciation

The wedding of Alonzo Peter Freytag of Brooklyn and Katharine Josephine Daly of Washington Heights occurred last night at the Church of the Annunciation. Rev. A D Cunnion of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy officiated with Miss Marguerite Freytag as maid of honor and Charles S Sorenson as best man.

Alonzo Peter Freytag Brooklyn Katharine Josephine Daly Washington Heights Church of the Annunciation A. D. Cunnion Church of Our Lady of Mercy Marguerite Freytag Charles S. Sorenson

Miss Della McCurdy Weds L Howard Thompson in Ohio City Home

Miss Della McCurdy of Troy Ohio married L Howard Thompson of Jamestown New York last evening at the Huckdall home on Eighty-fifth Street and Broadway. Rev Samuel G Trepier of Greenpoint Brooklyn performed the ceremony. The couple will live in Jamestown after a brief informal reception.

Della McCurdy Troy Ohio L. Howard Thompson Jamestown N. Y John Milholland Huckdall Eighty-fifth Street Broadway Samuel G. Trepier Greenpoint Brooklyn Thompson

City Weddings Today Feature California Style

The wedding of Willis Clarke Stephens and Emma Shaw Calhoun will be held at noon at St. Michael's Church. Dr. I oyden Woodruff Jr and Mabel Gertrude Compton daughter of Prof Alfred G Compton of Columbia are also mentioned as part of wedlock plans.

Willis Clarke Stephens Emma Shaw Calhoun D. Irving Calhoun St. Michael’s Church I. ‘Oyden Woodruff, Jr Mabel Gertrude Compton Alfred G. Compton Columbia

Two Topers At Teacher's Experience

A Minnesota schoolteacher known as "The Postum Preacher" writes proudly of abandoning coffee for Postum. She describes nervous tremors, a three year recovery, and a conversion that improved nerves, appetite, and sleep after boiling and serving Postum with cream. The letter includes promotional lines about Postum and its reasons.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Curran Rogers to Wed Miss Anne Minck at Bride’s Home

The couple Curran Rogers and Miss Anne Minck will marry at the home of the bride’s father located at 40 West 120th Street. The wedding will take place at the bride’s home.

West 120Th Street Curran Rogers Anne Minck West End Avenue

Morse’s Son to Wed Cambridge Bride in June

Benjamin Wyman Morse son of Charles W Morse of New York and Harvard graduate obtained a marriage license in Cambridge. He will marry Miss Fliva Pevey daughter of Cambridge City Solicitor Gilbert A Pevey. The wedding is set for June 24.

Cambridge Mass Benjamin Wyman Morse Charles W. Morse New York Harvard Fliva Pevey Gilbert A. A. Pevey

Rabbi Tintner to Wed Miss Ray Sarnoff Today

The Rev Benjamin Abner Tintner rabbi of Congregation B nai Jeshurun at Six ty fifth Street and Madison Avenue will marry Miss Ray Sarnoff of 21 West 115th Street daughter of Mr Sarnoff. Dr Tintner's father the Rev M Tintner will perform the ceremony followed by a reception.

Benjamin Abner Tintner Sixty-fifth Street Madison Avenue Ray Sarnoff West 115Th Street Sarnoff

Daughter Born to A J Bruen in Tuesday Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jay Bruen welcome a daughter born Tuesday. Mrs. Bruen is Constance L. Fiedler, who married Mr. Bruen last June.

A. J. Bruen Alexander Jay Bruen

Social Roundup of Sails and Stays for European Trip

Social notes list numerous New York residents sailing for Europe or spending the summer at country houses and hotels. Names include Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, N. W. Harris, Lorillard Spencer, D. T. H. Talmage, E. T. H. Talmage Jr., Alice Jay, I. M. Hunter, Raleigh Phillpotts, Mrs. W. M. Borden, Joyce Borden, Benjamin Duveen, Miss Gertrude Moss, and Miss Snowden. Also noted are engagements, arrivals at The Gotham and Buckingham, and plans for travel to Berlin Paris and other European stops.

Alice Jay I. M. Hunter Boston Buckingham Europe Raleigh Phillpotts London W. M. Borden Joyce Borden Chicago Holland House Benjamin Duveen Gertrude Moss Gotham

Arnold Daly Declares Bankruptcy Again

Actor Arnold Daly filed a second bankruptcy petition yesterday listing liabilities of 34043 and assets including a 1200 claim against George H. Brennan, 50 shares of Arnold Daly Company stock, and various acting implements. He owes numerous creditors including Loie Fuller and Sam S. & Lee Shubert and is currently in Europe after recent theatrical ventures.

Arnold Daly East Sixtieth Street Daly George H. Brennan Arnold Daily Company London Joseph Plunkett West Thirtyeighth Street Loie Fuller Sam 8 Lee Shubert Arnold Constable & Co William Hepner Franklin Knickerbocker Shuberts Berkeley Theatre Liebler & Co Liebler Owen Kildare My Mamie Rose New York Europe

Louise Dresser Weds Jack Gardiner After Divorce

Louise Dresser, freshly divorced from Jack Norworth, married actor Jack Gardiner yesterday at Asbury Park's First Presbyterian Church. The couple planned to live in a bungalow, with a wedding breakfast at Ross Fenton Farm. Gardiner, en route to New York for The Yankee Prince, slept on the train delaying the curtain times and prompting light riotous excitement in the audience.

Louise Dresser Jack Norworth Jack Gardiner Knickerbocker Theatre Dr. Taylor First Presbyterian Church Asbury Park Miss Dresser Ross-Fenton Farm Gardiner New

Acrobats Camille Trio Member John Livingston Dies

John Livingston a member of the Camille Trio vaudeville acrobats died in St. Mark's Hospital after an ear disorder operation. He was injured last week on Hammerstein's Roof during his final appearance. His death ends the act and a new performer joins Chicago engagements. He was over 40 and had planned retirement.

John Livingston Camille St. Mark's Hospital Hammerstein Chicago Livingston

Mulai Hafid Weds Cousin as New Cabinet Named

In Fez on Sunday June 14 Mulai Hafid united in marriage to a daughter of Mulai Ismail. He announced his new cabinet naming Madni Glaoui Grand Vizier. Hafid also decreed exclusion of European innovations including automobiles.

Fez Morocco Mulai Hafid Mulai Ismail Madni Glaoui Hafid

French diamond hoax ends as Lemoine flees with no diamonds

Paris reports the Lemoine diamond case collapses after Lemoine fled the court and the supposed formula for diamonds proved a hoax. Sir Julius Wernher had paid $320,000 to fund a Paris lab. The sealed envelope yielded only a jumble of phrases.

Paris Lemoine Lempine Julius Wernher Henri Moissan Sir Julius Werther Werther, Bell & Co London Lord Armstrong Sir Julius Wernher Pau Union Bank Sir Julius Fraue Julius de Beers Ies Sir Wernher Edgar Cohen Harrod’s Siegman Diamant Vincennes Bow Street Court of the King's Bench

Copenhagen scholars named to Tuberculosis Congress delegation

Profs Bang and Fibiger of the University of Copenhagen and Dr Roerdam a noted military surgeon have been appointed delegates to the Tuberculosis Congress in Washington in September. Roerdam is a prominent Danish Parliament member. Joseph Grew in St Petersburg named Second Secretary at Berlin Embassy. Hongkong Maru refloated at Shanghai after grounding near Wuxung. no damage reported.

Copenhagen Bang and Fibiger University of Copenhagen Oerdam Washington J. Roerdam St. Petersburg Joseph c. Grew Berlin

Judge Grants Divorces For Methot Lowe And Silvers

Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court granted divorces yesterday to Josephine A Methot from John Dillon Methot and to Deborah Frances Lowe from Joshua Lowe. He also granted a divorce to Maxwell A Silvers a horse owner and trainer of Sheepshead Bay from Nettie Trabaud Silvers who was once an actress.

Justice Greenbaum Supreme Court Josephine A. Methot John Dillon Methot Deborah Frances Lowe Joshua Lowe Maxwell A. Silvers Sheepshead Bay Nettie Trabaud Silvers

Amusement Notes Highlight London Paris Stage Moves

The column lists new productions and cast changes across U S theatres. Pain's Destruction of Jerusalem opens tonight at Brighton Beach Amphitheatre. The 100th performance of The Gay Musician comes to Wallack's next Monday. Umbrellas to be distributed. Hollaman sails for Europe seeking cinematograph novelties. Gus Edwards exits Circle Production. Larry Mulligan takes over. Ed wards shifts to vaudeville and songs. College Night at West End Theatre stars Brown of Harvard with Players Stock Company. Gus Edwards to star in Schooldays next season. The Mimic World opens at Casino next Monday with Shubert revue at Apollo Atlantic City. Florence Nash re-engages for Misa Hook of Holland. She stays till Boston then joins Frohman companies. Walter Rothwell becomes first conductor of Opera House Frankfort on Main. Isabel D Armond to lead in The Girl Question opening Aug 8 with Abkin-Singer Company.

Pain Jerusalem Brighton Beach Park Wallack Richard G. Hollaman Eden Europe Adriatic Paris London Gus Edwards Circle Larry’’ Mulligan Edwards West End Players’ Stock Company Brown of Harvard Herrman Timsberg Shubert Casino Apollo Theatre Atlantic City Florence Nash Charles Frohman Misa Hook Holland Walter Rothwell Savage English Grand Opera Company St. Paul Symphony Orchestra Opera Frankfort-on- Main Isabel D’ Armond Adk Abkin-Singer Company

Bigamy Verdict Ties English Nobleman to Pianist’s Sister

Mrs Reginald Grey Coke wins a divorce in London on grounds of bigamy after evidence showed Reginald Coke obtained a Nebraska divorce for desertion. The decree cites his marriage to Miss Hambourg as clearly bigamous. Coke had lived in Omaha and Sioux City for a year while enjoying musical circles.

London Reginald Grey Coke Henry Katherine Coke Earl of Leicester Galia Mark Hambourg America Reginald Coke Nebraska John Gorell Barnes Miss Hambourg Omaha, Neb Omaha Sioux City

Russians Exit Persia After Indemnity Payment

Detachments under Gen Sparski withdraw from the Persian frontier to Belosuvar as Persia pays Russia the agreed indemnity. The Teheran dispute eases with treaty terms, though turmoil in Teheran and Tabriz persists and 1500 secret society members incline toward an expedition on Teheran. Turkish forces push in Persian Armenia amid a boundary sovereignty row.

Tiflis Sparski Belosuvar Persia Russia Teheran Tabriz

Representative Wiley Dead in Hot Springs Virginia

Representative A. A. Wiley of Alabama died at a Hot Springs hotel at age about 60 after weeks of inflammatory rheumatism and illness. His Army son Lieut Noble J. Wiley was with him. Wiley served in Alabama Legislature, Spanish War service in Cuba, and five term Congress.

Hot Springs A. A. Wiley Alabama Lieut Noble J. Wiley

Peter H. Jackson Iron Works founder dies at 79

Peter H. Jackson founder of the James L. Jackson Iron Works died aged 79 at his home in East Oakland Illinois. He helped supply iron for the Times Building and was part of a family long active in iron founding since 1745. He leaves a daughter Caroline, and sons Edwin, Robert, and Francis D. Jackson.

Peter H. Jackson James L. Jackson Iron Works New York City East Oakland I.al Hugh Jackson James L. Jackson Old Times Nassau Street Park Row Mr. Jackson Caroline C Edwin R Robert A. Jackson Oakland Francis D. Jackson Hecla Iron Works Brooklyn

Mrs Celeste M A Winslow Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Celeste M A Winslow died at her home in New Rochelle after a long illness at age 70. The writer of poems and short stories was born in Charlemont Massachusetts and descended from the Miners and Halls families. She leaves two sons Herbert Hall Winslow the playwright and Arthur H S Winslow, and was the widow of Charles H Winslow.

Celeste M. A. Winslow New Rochelle Winslow Charlemont Mass New England Miners and Halls Herbert Hall Winslow Arthur Charles H. Winslow

Deaths of Col Joseph Noble and Allison Rose

Col Joseph Noble assistant chief of the divisions Loans and Currency Treasury Department died in Washington He was born in Augusta Missouri in 1828 and served in the Civil War He joined the Treasury in 1870 Allison David Rose a florist 42 of Montclair New Jersey died after a five month illness He was born in Scotland and came to the United States as a boy He belonged to the Society of American Florists and the New Jersey Floricultural Society He leaves a widow and three daughters.

Joseph Noble Treasury Department Washington Augusta Allison David Rose Montclair N. J Scotland Society of American Florists The New Jersey Floricultural Society

Hebrew Charities Rally for East Side Relief

An emergency meeting of eight downtown Jewish charities convened to issue a joint report on acute east side poverty. They warned current funds of about 23 000 dollars monthly are far from enough and urged rapid public aid, predicting a need of roughly 7 000 dollars more monthly if conditions do not worsen.

United Hebrew Charities East Side Hebrew Sheltering House Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Roumanian Aid Society Roumanian Ladies’ Aid Society Beth Israel Hospital Lillian D. Ward Henry Moskowitz The Ethical Society Henry Fleischman Educational Alliance David Blaustein Jefferson Bank Malitz New York Public Bank Blaustein Leo K. Frankel Moskowitz Bernstein Meyer Frankel

Prosperity Day planned to aid unemployed women

The Woman's League of New York State reports hundreds of New York wage earners out of work and facing destitution. The board will launch a campaign for re employment and designate August 15 as Prosperity Day to urge employers to hire more workers and to pursue industrial training for girls.

New York Woman's League of New York State League

Mrs. De Mille Sues Sire Over The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary

Play agent Mrs. De Mille sues Leander Sire for dissolution of partnership and accounting over The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. She claims May contracts gave Sire exclusive rights and 50 percent profits, but she alleges delayed statements and restricted access to books. A temporary injunction and receiver are sought. June 29 postponement followed court request.

de Mille Leander Sire Max D. Josephson Sire

Tompkins and Tompkins Counselors-at-Law

The firm at 156 Fifth Avenue handles wills and probate of wills.

Tompkins Fifth Avenue

Marriages Listed Across New Jersey Churches

A multi-entry wedding notice lists June 14 to June 17 ceremonies across Jersey City Jersey City Paterson Newark Hoboken and Trenton. Couples include Louise Josephine Hillman and Frederick Crane Susie Kingman Welling and Edmund von Duhn Marie Marguerite Hellwig and Joseph Adelhoch and Janet Watson Munro and Frederick Buch.

Edmund @. von Duhn Summit N. J. Willson—Hough F. N. Strader Carrie Lucretia Hough Howard Pickersgill Willson Adelhoch—Hellwig Jersey City Marie Marguerite Hellwig Joseph Adelhoch Buch—Munro Janet Watson Munro Frederick Buch Courtney—Holla George Wilson Courtney Helen Marie Holla Crawford—Azvest Jermoyity Blaine A. Aavest James Crawford Cross—Blauth Augusta Blauth Lester Amy Lester Chester Bradford Lord Lord Holland Alfred Emile Loyd Maud Holland Norton—Lensinboltz Newark N. J Marie A. Lensinboltz Thomas J. Norton O'gorman—Dennison Katherine DennIson George H. O'Gorman

Obituary Notices From New York and New Jersey

Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates June 16 to 18 1908 across New Jersey and New York. Individuals named include William Barr Charles Bolles Canfield Joseph De la Barre Rebecca Dettelbach Harriet Donnell John P Donnelly Catharine Forbes Frances Taft Leonora Harrington Peter Jackson John B Roach John M Scribner Theodore Wetmore Alice Albertine Louise Ackley Minnie B Agnew with funeral details and burial plans at various churches and cemeteries.

Madison Av. Baptist Church 31St St Hartford Conn DE LA Barre West 116Th St Joseph de ‘A Barre Dettelbach Jewish Hospital Cincinnati Rebecca Dettelbach Jewish Cemetery Dayton Ohio Donnell Eaton's Neck L.L Harriet Harry. E Ruth Robinson Donnell Donelly Macon St Brooklyn John P. Donnelly Eugene ¥. Donnelly Flushing L. I Summit Barclay St. Halsted South Orange N. J Frances Taft Amanda R Gilbert C. Halsted South Orange M. E Barclay St New York Harrington Boston Leonora Field Harrington Allen Wardner Harrington Broadway Saratoga Springs N. Y Jackson Eastland Cal Peter H. Jackson Roach Chester Penn John B. Roach John Emeline Roach Scribner West 56Th St John M. Scribner Greenwood Cemetery Wetmore Fishkill Theodore Russell Wetmore Whitson West 80Th St Alice Albertine Gilson S. Whitson

Obituary Notices From Brooklyn Newark Jersey City June Burials

A compact list of death notices and funeral details across Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and surrounding areas. Names include William E Austin Thomas Bennett Charles Bond Mary Fuerle James Cunningham Annie Colgan Frederick De Hart Edward Dempsey George H Dickley Margaret Lee Albert J Lucking James J McKeon Mary Malone Charieg Marson Rosalie Mendel Henry J Meyers John Morrow John D Nesler Jane Reilly Michael Rieger Allister D Rose Katie L Wachtel Arthur Ward Samuel A Warner Nettie M Whitney Isaac J Williams Luke Wilson with addresses and scheduled funeral times or services.

Austin Glenmore Brooklyn William E. Austin Bennett Germania Tech City Thomas Bennett Bond Decatur Charles S. Bond Buerle Walnut St Newark N. J Mary Fuerle Burberg West 143d St M. DE Hart West 96Th St Frederick de Hart M. Dempsey Pleasant Av Edward A. Dempsey Dickley East Kinney St George H. Dickley Flannery Wayne St Jersey City John Benedict Flannery Fleming West Margaret Fleming M. Garrabrant South 10Th Mary F. Garrabrant Grupe Beechwood Av Lucking South 18Th St Albert J. Lucking McKeon James J. McKeon Malone Montgomery St Mary Malone Marold Garden St Mary Marvid Masson Charieg Marson Mendel Far Rockaway Rosalie Mendel Meyers Laidlaw Henry J. Meyers Morrow Orange John Morrow Nesler Sherman Av John D. Nesler Newman West 95Th St John D. Newman O'Reilly St. Michael's Hospital Thomas PF Page Thomas H. Page Plancon North Bergen Decil M. Plancon Post Bath Thomas Post Rahanian Guttenburg Sarkis Rahanian Ratcliff Warren St N. B George E. Ratcliff Reilly Bank St Nedy Jane Reilly Rieger Terrace Av Michael Rieger Rosh Orange Road Montclair N. Jy Allister D. Rose Schaefer Woodhaven L. L Anna C. Schaefer Spaulding West 115Th St Eugene Spaulding Southworth Sands St Mary Southworth Stanton Lefferts Place Annie Stanton Sussemilch River S1 Hoboken Alice J. Sussemilch Teeay Wachtel Fairmount Av Katie L. Wachtel Ward Park Place Arthur W. Ward Warner Rowland St Samuel A- Warner Webber Porter St Lucy Wetber Whitney Kingston N. Y Nettie M. Whitney Williams Pennington St N.J Isaac J. Williams Wilson Gold St Luke Wilson

In Memoria Hitchcock Remembrance of Alice Coddington Hitchcock

In memory of Alice Coddington Hitchcock who died June 18 1502. The notice honors her life and marks the anniversary with solemn remembrance from family and friends.

Hitchcock Alice Coddington Hitchcock

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