Ida Wynne Weds Lieut Hugh Ronald French in London
The second daughter of Robert J. Wynne, the outgoing American Consul General, married First Lieutenant Hugh Ronald French of the Seventh Dragoon Guard at Brompton Oratory. The ceremony was brief, attended by relatives and foreign consuls, followed by a Savoy reception.
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London
Ilda M. Wynne
Robert J. Wynne
Dey
Hugh Ronald French
Seventh Dragoon Guard
Brompton Oratory
Nave
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Ruth
Ernest Helme
H.W. Cater
Savoy Hotel
Home From Europe Passengers Arrive on Steamships Adriatic Bardparossa
Steamships Adriatic and Bardparossa returned yesterday with numerous American passengers. Listed aboard Adriatic were Mrs William Amory Franklin Abbott Rev Dr W S Rainsford and many others including former Secretary of the Navy J Hampden Robb and Morton Plant. Bardparossa carried Theodore W French and Samuel Alvin among others.
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Adriatic
Southampton
William Amory
Franklin Abbott
W. 5S. Rainsford
E. P. Bacon
Carter Curtis Beggs
F. R. Blow
Harry Jones Barker
Louis C. Clark
H. Travis Clay
Richard V. Dennison
C. S. Edwards
G. W. Folsom
Frank Lord
John C. Parish
de Selvage
A. G. Cailler
Samuel Alvin
GRIFFITH VER NON NUPTIALS AT ST BARTHOLOMEW'S
Miss Florence Vernon daughter of the late Thomas Vernon of Brookne will wed William Griffith Hampton's Magazine managing editor at St Bartholomew's on June 25. Attendants include Louise Griffith Virginia Vernon. Sydney Porter known as O Henry will be best man with ushers Meade Beardsley Hall Burton. Reception at 58 West Fifty seventh Street after July 16.
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Florence Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Brookne
William Griffith
Hampton's Magazine
St. Bartholomew's
Louise Griffith
Virginia Vernon
Frederick Vernon
Brooklyn
Vernon
Sydney Porter
O. Henry
Charles A. Meade
Henry
Count and Countess Feherr Thoss arrive in Berlin
Count and Countess feherr Thoss arrived in Berlin from their honeymoon and met with R S R Hitt and Mrs Hitt at luncheon. They departed that afternoon for Silesia to visit the Count's parents.
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Berlin
feherr-Thoss
R. S. R. Hitt
MISS OPPENHEIM WEDS MAURICE JOSEPH IN BRIDGE-LONG BRANCH
Miss Dorothy Oppenheim daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron H Oppenheim of 771 Madison Avenue and Maurice Joseph of 37 Wall Street New York were married at the bride’s Park Avenue country home in Long Branch N J The Rev Dr Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu El officiated Three hundred guests attended The wedding party included ushers Alfred W Stein Arthur Wiener M I Toplitz Max Hessstein Robert H Mainzer William L Hernstadt Sidney Loeb and Dr Eugene Eis ing The best man was Louis Eising The bridesmaids were Mrs Hising and Mrs Simon Fink The bride wore white satin and real point lace A wedding breakfast followed and the couple will honeymoon abroad returning in late summer to the bride’s country estate
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New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Dorothy Oppenheim
Myron H. Oppenheim
Madison Avenue
Maurice Joseph
Wall Street
New York
Park Avenue
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Alfred W. Stein
Arthur
Arthur §. Wiener
M. I. Toplitz
Max Hesstein
Robert H. Mainzer
William L. Hernstadt
Sidney Loeb
Eugene Eising
Louis Eising
Hising
Simon Fink
Joseph
Taming of the Shrew Seen by Sothern and Marlowe at Academy
The final Shakespearean attraction of the season at the Academy of Music featured E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe in The Taming of the Shrew. The audience filled the house as Marlowe’s Katherine charmed with sweetness while Sothern’s Petruchio displayed magnetic wit and control.
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Academy of Music
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Petruchio
Miss Marlowe
Katherine
Shakespeare
American Playwrights Best Frohman Returns From Europe
Daniel Frohman returned from abroad aboard the Adriatic after resting at Kissingen with William H. Crane and William Gillette. He notes Paris buzz over the Russian Opera Company and ballet at the Theatre du Chatelet and says American playwrights are producing the best work amid a crowded theatrical scene.
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Daniel Frohman
White Star Line
Kissingen
William H. Crane
William Gillette
Paris
Russian Opera Company
Théatre du Chatelet
London
Cirque Rain Delays West Side YMCA Relief Circus
Rain halted the fourth annual circus for the Emergency Relief Fund at the West Side YMCA yard. Over two thousand spectators lost rain checks. a second show is planned for tonight if the weather clears.
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West Side
Nalico the Spanish dancer returns aboard Adriatic
Miss Louise Lassalle known as Nalico the Spanish dancer under a two year Savage contract was a passenger on the White Star Adriatic which arrived yesterday. Walico's dances are said to be artistic and novel and to interpret both song and story.
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Louise Lassalle
Nalico
Walico
Abbot Charles Emerson Cook Honored by Belasco Club Dinner
The Friars hosted a dinner in the Hotel Astor last night for retiring Abbot Charles Emerson Cook of the Belasco forces. About 160 club members attended with speakers Daniel Frohman Augustus Thomas and De Wolf Hopper addressing the gathering.
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Charles Emerson Cook
Belasco Forces
Hotel Astor
Club
Daniel Frohman
Augustus Thomas
de Wolf Hopper
Blaney Amusement Co Leases Third Avenue Theatre for Five Years
The Charles E. Blaney Amusement Company signs a five year lease of the Third Avenue Theatre at 13,500 dollars annually. The venue is owned by Thomas J. McMahill.
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Blaney
Third Avenue Theatre
Charles E. Blaney
Social News in Brief From New York Society Circles
Mrs Clarence Mackay and daughter Ellen sail June 29. Mr Mackay remains abroad. Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish plan mid July return. Crossways villa opens late July. Mrs J Montfort Schley and daughters Katharine and Marguerite stay Lake Mohonk. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kennedy at Hotel Wolcott. Van Horne and Mrs Walter Eldridge travel to Washington. E C Benedict hosts luncheon at Greenwich. Mr and Mrs William Oothout arrive from Santa Barbara for summer at Upper Saranac. Engagement announced for Gertrude J Leavitt and Carl H Hanna. engagement also for Gladys J L Peck and Otis Norton Shepard. Ethel Foster and William Nelson Valk marry June 30 at Dutch Reformed Church. Townsend family sail June 30 for Europe, England and Scotland, returning in autumn to Ardsley-on-Hudson.
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Clarence Mackay
Ellen Mackay
Mackay
Stuyvesant Fish
Newport
J. Montfort Schley
Katharine
Marguerite Schley
Lake Mohonk
Arthur Kennedy
Adirondacks
Gertrude J. Leavitt
Woodbury
William Nelson Valk
West End Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
J. Allen Townsend
Viola
Adeline Townsend
Europe
England
Scotland
Ardsley-on-Hudson
City Health Board orders Bide-a-Wee Dogs moved out
The Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals at 86 Lexington Avenue was closed on health orders. After talks, it reopened as a temporary receiving station with no barking dogs. fifty-five dogs were sent to New Jersey while cats remained. The shelter faces funds strain as it tries to finish a mortgage and pay a New Jersey dog tax.
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Board of Health
Harry Ulysses Kibbe
Women’s Society
Harrington Park
N. J
Walter S. Bensel
Health Department
Dr. Bensel
S. P. C. A. Society
Philippines
Henry Buel
William Lakee Hofstra
George H. Gould
Ulysses S. Grant
Agreement Grants Klaw & Erlanger Texas Circuit Rights
Klaw & Erlanger and Albert Weis of the American Theatrical Exchange formalized a ten year deal granting Klaw & Erlanger exclusive booking rights for the Green Wall Theatrical Circuit across Texas excluding El Paso. The pact also covers all territory controlled by the exchange in Oklahoma and in Arkansas at Little Rock Pine Bluff Hot Springs and Helena.
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Albert Weis
American Theatrical Exchange
Greenwall
Texas
el Paso
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Helena
Arkansas
Yale Student Dies of Car Accident Aftermath
Asher H. Vreeland aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand H Vreeland of Jersey City died at his Long Branch country home from internal injuries suffered last September when struck by a car in New London. The chauffeur fled. Vreeland had convulsions on Monday.
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N. J
Asher H. Vreeland
Ferdinand H. Vreeland
Jersey City
Yale
New London
Vreeland
Rainsford Returns to New York After Africa Hunts
Rev W. S. Rainsford, former rector of St. George's Church, lands in New York aboard the Adriatic after 3 years abroad in England, Italy, France, Egypt, and East Africa. He narrates hunting trips with John J. White, praises lion dangers, and plans a fall book The Land of the Lion from Doubleday. His son Ralph, ill with typhoid in California, awaits him, while Mrs. Rainsford remains in Paris.
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St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
New York
Rainsford
England
Italy
France
Egypt
East Africa
Nzoia
British East Africa
Col. Roosevelt
Land of the
Doubleday, Page & Co
Ralph
America
Dr. Rainsford
Africa
Roosevelt
R. C. Cunningham
Leslie Tarlton
Bulldog Maroons Artist in His Auto
The Rev Augustin Langcake S J of St Francis Xavier Church died at St Vincent s Hospital after a long illness aged 76 77 years Born in London he came to New York in 1900 He formerly led St Mary s Boston and taught at Jesuit schools Several other local figures including Samuel Wilson Murray and Capt Johnson Vivian are noted for recent deaths and local events A dog kept artist Samuel B Kurtz trapped in his car for over two hours before rescue and eventual home repair commitment ensues with the canine missing afterward.
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S. J
St. Francis Xavier's Church
West Sixteenth Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Francis Xavier's
St. Mary’s Church
Boston
London
Samuel Wilson Murray
Milton Car Works
Milton Iron Company
Milton
Penn
Portland
Philadelphia
Johnson Vivian
Houghton
Mich
William E. Magee
New Lots Road
Brooklyn
New Lots
Charles Magee
Frances H. Francis
William T. Francis
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Bergen Street
Greenwich
Conn
Samuel B. Kurtz
East Nineteenth Street
Manhattan Terrace
Flatbush
Mr. Kurtz
Kurtz
Tonneau
Marriages Across New Jersey June 1909
Wedding notices list numerous June 16 to 18 unions across New Jersey and nearby states. Couples include Clara Chapman and John Benson in Brooklyn by June 16, and Olive Randolph with Frederick Bakker in Plainfield, among many others in Newark, Elberon, Rahway, Hoboken, and surrounding towns with local ministers officiating. The column chronicles dozens of betrothals between June 14 and June 18, naming brides, grooms, and locales.
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Charles E. Bown
Bushman—Dehan
Deborah Dehan
Anthony R. Bushman
Colligan—Barry
New Brunses
N. J
Elizabeth Barry
John Col Connell—Wright
Harrison
Margaret Wright
Michael J. Connell
Dean—Neilson
Belleville
Katherine A. Neilson
William
East Orange
Elizabeth Muggins
Bernard A. Finneran
Fitzmaurice—Fagan
Anna L. Fagan
James J. Fitzmaurice
Hanna—Scott
West Haverstraw
N. Y
Caroline W. Scott
Frederick Hanna
Hawkins — Wright
Atlantic Highlands
Margaret F. Wright
J. Montgomery Hawkins
Amelia Morsheimer
Charles F. Leonhard
Lieder
William G. Morgan
Noe
Josephine W. Littell
Adrian C. Rapelje
Rawlings—Brooks
Bloomfield
Winnie M. Brooks
Edward R. Rawlings
Rogers—Brown
Newark
Alice Brown
Robert H. Rogers
Rogers—Teischbein
Union Hill
Helen Teischbein
Richard I. Rogers, Jr
Rorke
Gilbert
Wilhelmina Gilbert
John Rorke
Schumann—Henning
Henrietta Henning
Herbert M. Schumann
Sheehan
O’herron
Elmira
Ellen O’herron
Daniel Sheehan
Silvers—Dibbs
Long Branch
Deborah Dibbs
John Silvers
Trexler
Siefke
Christine Slefke
Charles Trexler
Vescellus—Owen
Esther Owen
Clarence H. Vescellus
Weber-Schweikert
Christina Schweikert
Charles Weber
Weining—Fricke
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across City and State
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from New York and New Jersey, citing names ages residences and service details. Prominent locations include Manhattan West 23d Street Frank E Campbell Building and Passaic and Jersey City addresses with dates in June 1909.
Memoriams: Holzwarth Magadena remembered
In memoriam notices dated June 19 1907 honor Holzwarth Magadena with remembrance and tribute from those who knew them.
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Holzwarth
Magadena
Diag
Woodlawn Cemetery Advertises Accessible Access and Lots
The Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access from Harlem trains at Grand Central and Webster and Jerom Avenues trolleys, plus carriage. Lots priced from $158. Contact Books of Views at (4855 Gramercy) or the office at 20 East 280 Street, New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerom Avenue
East 280 ST
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