Dobbs Ferry Wedding of Dorothy Brown and John Hoar
Miss Dorothy EB Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Q Brown of New York and Dobbs Ferry wed John Hoar of Boston in Zion Episcopal Church Dobbs Ferry The ceremony was led by Rev Stanley Brown-Sermon After the service guests lined a flower lined lane as the couple departed for Springhurst for a reception They will reside in Boston Mr Hoar is the son of the late Samuel Hoar of Concord Massachusetts The bride active in local philanthropy and linked to Free Kindergarten and Dobbs Ferry Music School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy EB. Brown
Franklin Q. Brown
New York
Dobbs Ferry
John Hoar
Boston
Zion Episcopal Church
Stanley Brown
Springhurst
Vitlage
Ferry Music School
Countery
Phyllis W
Sylvia E
Onor
Atharine Fitch
Margaret Thomas
ther W_ Eldredge
Christine Stelling
Harlotte Bus Les
Joseine Tunstall Smith
Baltimore
Oliver
Francis Q. Brown, Jr
Dudley Brown
Samuel Hoar
Irvin Holton
Malcolm E. Beerer
Ernest Angell
James C. Trump
Richard FB. Wigglesworth
Ss. Bennett
Chauncey Belknap
N. C. Bolton
Francia
Gray
Clement Ford
Ee Harding
Ralph Lowell
New England
Mr. Hoar
Ste
Concord
Turrell Connett wedding in Morristown New Jersey
Miss Helen Connett daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene V Connett Jr of Convent Station NJ married Frederick F Turrell son of Mr and Mrs William H Turrell of South Orange in a ceremony at the Connett home. Rev Philemon P F Sturges officiated and a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Connett
Athe
Eugene V Connett, Jr
N. J
Frederick F. Turrell
Wiliam H. Turrell
South Orange
Philemon PF. Sturges
St Peter's Church
Morristown
Miss
New York
Francis Myers
Andrew M. Underhill
Uth Orange
A Parenta
Miss Mann Bride in Troy in Simple Church Ceremony
Miss Carolyn Mann of Troy married Evelyn du Pont Irving of Sunnyside Irving New York at St Johns Church Troy. The ceremony featured palms and white peonies with bridesmaids Elizabeth Mann and Helena Fitch and flower girl Rice Clow. Attending were numerous relatives and notable guests from New York Boston and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Troy
N. Y
Carolyn Mann
Francia N. Mann
Evelyn du Pont Irving
Sunnyside
Irving, N. Y
St. John's Church
Henry R. Freeman
Elizabeth Mann
Helena Fitch
New York
Rice Clow
Lake Forest
Ill
Aeer Duer Irving
John Cutler
Eliot Cutler
Fulton Cutting
Boston
Meredith Blagden
Morgan Gilbert
Harold Tappin
J. P
Harrison
Theodore Velt
Dorethy Thompson
arrison-on-the-Hudson
Jesele Mann
Irving
Morristown Couple Wed in First Baptist Church
Miss Katherine A Lane of Morristown NJ married Ivan J Milton in a 6 50 P M ceremony at the First Baptist Church Morristown NJ Edith Albinson of Bloomfield acted as maid of honor and Lillian Louise Baird of Morristown was the flower girl Ushers included Arthur Lane A Vance Pierson George Han and Frank Haldwin The couple will honeymoon in the east and return to live in Orange NJ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine A. Lane
Morristown
Ivan J. Milton
Thin City
First Baptist Church
N. J
Edith Albinson
Bloomfield
Lillian Louise Baird
Iristown
Elmer
Washington
The
Est
Orange, N
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Dittenhoefer
Mr and Mrs Myer Dittenhoefer of 22 West Eighty-fifth Street celebrated their golden wedding yesterday with a family luncheon at Sherry's. Fourteen children and grandchildren attended. Mr Dittenhoefer, a pioneer in the rubber industry, once served as United Gentes Conan at Mannheim, Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Dittenhoefer
West Eighty-fifth Street
Sherry's
Mr. Wittenhoefer
Gentes Conan
Mannheim
Germany
Mrs Jos H Choate Celebrates Eightieth in Lenox
In Lenox Massachusetts on June 17 Mrs Joseph H Choate marked her eightieth birthday with a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Choate. Fourteen guests attended as orchids adorned the table. The couple's guests included travelers and society figures from New York Philadelphia and Stockbridge visiting regional homes and hotels.
Quiet Wedding for Miss Hilburn and C G Baker
Miss Beryl Hilburn daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Hilburn of 590 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn quietly wed Charles Graham Baker at Harbourwood Oyster Bay Commodore Blackton estate. The couple, engaged last March, canceled their large church plans and married yesterday with family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Hilburn
William J. Hilburn
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
J. Stuart Blackton
Charles Graham Baker
Harpourwood
Commodore Blackton
Oyster Bay
L. I
Baker
Elwood T. Baker
Jewel Hilburn
Violet Blackton
Donald Mitchell Baker
Paul Dougherty Marries Marian Averell Clark
The wedding of Marian Averell Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs George Crawford Clark and marine artist Paul Dougherty occurred yesterday at noon at the Clark home 1027 Fifth Avenue Rev Dr Karl Reiland officiated with only immediate relatives present The bride wore a traveling frock After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip and plan to tour China and Japan returning via Honolulu Dougherty first met Clark in Paris where she studied singing She recently debuted in New York She is an expert horsewoman member of the Colony Club The engagement had not been publicly announced until they appeared at City Hall for license on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Averell Clark
George Crawford Clark
Paul Dougherty
Fifth Avenue
Karl Reiland
China
Japan
Honolulu
Miss Ella Graybill Weds Hans C Hoos at All Souls Church
The wedding of Miss Ella A Graybill daughter of Colonel and Mrs James Edward Graybill of 100 Andrews Avenue to Hans C Hoos will take place at All Souls Church St Nicholas Avenue and 114th Street at 430 PM on Wednesday June 21 The Rev Dr George S Pratt will officiate Owing to the bridegrooms illness no bridal attendants Witnesses will attend the ceremony Colonel Graybill a former president of the Igia Society and Lieutenant Commander of the Confederate Veterans Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Graybill
Ella A. Graybill
James Edward Graybill
Andrewa Avenue
Hans C. Hoos
All Souls’ Church
St. Nicholas Avenue
114Th Street
George S. Pratt
Graybill
Confederate Veterans’ Camp
Igia Society
Local Plainfield Weddings Feature Yale and Princeton Graduates
Mrs Elizabeth Steven Woodard and Carroll Trow Runyon wed yesterday at the bride’s North Plainfield home with Rev. Birney S. Hudson officiating. Runyon, brother of Assemblyman W. N. Runyon, is a Yale Sheffield Mechanical Engineer. Also married were Miss Elizabeth Williams and Alan Fitz Randolph at the Hillside Avenue home with Rev. J. S. Zelle presiding. Randolph is a Princeton graduate with a Columbia Chemical Engineer degree. Upcoming nuptials include Miss Elsa Ruth Shenfield to George Maxwell Sachs at the Shenfield home. Miss Gertrude B. London and David Arthur Shook plan a Wednesday afternoon wedding at St. Andrew’s Church in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steven Woodard
Stephen B. Joseph
North Plainfield
N. J
Carroll Trow Runyon
Plainfield
Birney S. Hudson
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Runyon
Nelson Runyon
W. N. Runyon
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Elizabeth Williams
Sidney Williams
Alan Fitz Randolph
John F. Randolph
Hillside Avenue
J. S. Zelle
James Ormsbee
Randolph
Princeton University
Daea
Columbia
Elsa Ruth Shenfield
Joseph Shenfield
West 148Th Street
George Maxwell Sachs
Maurice H. Harris
Misa Gertrude B. London
Paul Londen
Jacksonville
Via
David Arthur Shook
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
127Th Street
Engagements Announced by Several New York Socialites
Mrs. Leopold Keiffer of Seventy second Street and Broadway announces the engagement of her daughter Lucille Keiffer to Herman Kahn of this city. Mrs. Henry Huunhild of the Hotel Walton announces the engagement of her daughter Ethel Brunhild to Oscar Riess. Miss Mary Evelyn Baxter to Lyman B. Veeder of Altoona. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Weller Payne announce the engagement of Dorothy Payne to Albert Dwight Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Keiffer
St. Andrew
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
Lucille Keiffer
Herman Kahn
Henry Huunhild
Walton
Ethel D. Brunhild
Oscar Riess
Nettie H. Baxter
Mohegan Lake
N. Y
Mary Evelyn
Kahn-—Keifpfer
Leopold Kelffer
Lucille
New Orleans
Card Party To Aid Charity On Blackwell Island
The annual card party and reception for Roman Catholic churches on Blackwell Island was held yesterday afternoon despite poor weather and raised a substantial sum. Aids included euchre whist and pinochle with committees led by Mrs. Arthur T. Delaney and Miss Mary O Flaherty. Greenwich supper dance follows with notable guests at Field Club gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's Island
Arthur T. Delaney
D. Moloney
Mary O'Flaherty
Charles Duffy
P. J. Kearns
Jennie Norris
John V. Judge
Passengers Arrive From Liverpool Aboard the St Louis
A list of travelers arriving last night on the St Louis from Liverpool includes Rev and Mrs, Mr and Mrs, and numerous individuals such as Noel Buxton, A. Chapman, J. Gilmore, W. O. Bontwood, Mrs. J. Nash, and George H. Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Liverpool
Alexander
Mra
Baron
Mrs. W
Boyle
T. W. Brigham
Rosslyn Bruce
Noel Buxton
X . G Chapman
A. Comba
W. Crag
Mian J. Dayvideon
Wer Me Douglas
W. O. Bontwood
Mins Momamund Fay
Peter Fletcher
T. Furness
Mies
F. M. Gill
J. Gilmore
J. W. Stone
A. B. Taylor
S. Thomas
R. H. Werwick
W. B. Woods
George H. Smith
Rich Man Held as a Burglar
Hackensack New Jersey June 17 William G Zuber wealthy Hasbrouck Heights resident arrested at 5 this morning by Policeman Mc Hugh charged with burglary Justice W J Schweickert held him under 1000 bail furnished Zuber retired butcher and former Freeholder candidate caught leaving a Hasbrouck Heights grocery with a pound of butter and three cans of condensed milk He had skeleton keys and a year of missing goods led to suspicions Zuber owns property and serves as Commissioner of Deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hackensack
N. J
William G. Zuber
Hasbrouck Heights
McHugh
W. J. Schweickert
Zuber
United Service Navy Army Movements and Assignments Report
Washington dispatch lists numerous assignments and promotions across the Army and Navy. It covers officers and captains moving to posts from Fort Oglethorpe to Governors Island, plus ship arrivals and sailings including vessels at Cavite Newport and Boston.
Central Park Hosts Two Afternoon Concerts
The Mall in Central Park offers two events this afternoon with a Community Chorus under Harry Barnhart at 2 p.m. and Patrick Conway's band at 4 p.m. Rain backups move the chorus to De Witt Clinton High School if needed. The Conway program features Verdi, Wagner, Mendelssohn, Gottschalk, and other works with soloists and orchestral accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Harry Barnhart
Patrick Conway
Cabot Ward
Board of Estimate
Park
de Witt Clinton
Fiftyninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Conway
Thurban
Conrnet
Rosasini
Mignon
Thomas Fantasie
Scotland
Lampe
Spencer
de Nuit
Gottschalk
Herbert
Naval Militia of New York Celebrates Twenty Five Years
Several hundred Naval Militia of New York members will gather at the Hotel Astor for a preparedness and anniversary dinner marking twenty five years since the unit’s first organization. Veterans of the Spanish War, including former leaders like William Butler Duncan and Clarence J. Shearn, will attend. The commander C L Poor presides. The militia now spans Brooklyn Ossining New Rochelle Rochester and Buffalo with over 1500 total members. The anniversary committee includes Stephen H Payne C S Langdon and others. the event closes with a Whitestone outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Militia of
New York
Hotel Astor
Naval Militia
Herbert L. Batteriee
Veterans’ Association
William Butler Duncan
William B. Franklin
Clarence J. Shearn
C. L. Poor
Princess Evelyn Partridge Engalitcheff Divorced Finalized
Almuth C. Vandiver announced that Princess Evelyn Partridge Engalitcheff’s interlocutory divorce decree by Justice Bijur on February 23 in the Supreme Court became final. The Princess, recovering from appendix surgery at St. Luke's Hospital, learned the news. the Prince reportedly will not appeal and is with Russian forces under General Brualloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almuth C. Vandiver
Evelyn Partridge Engalitcheff
Russia
Chicago
Jane Hathaway
West Fifty-fourth Street
Brualloff
Recluse Peters Left Wealth to Local Church
William A. Peters, an eighty year old recluse who lived twenty years in a room he owned in New Brunswick New Jersey, was found dead from heart disease in the building entrance. He was worth about 250000 and left his property to the First Methodist Episcopal Church. He wrote religious pamphlets printed at his expense and distributed them freely. He wore jet black hair and kept to himself, with a daughter in Brooklyn and sister in Kentucky unreachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haunewick
N. J
William A. Peters
Peters
Oseaeermete
Brooklyn
Kentucky
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Prof Ernest Lacy Dies After Long Illness in Philadelphia
Ernest Lacy, longtime English professor at Central High School in Philadelphia, died at his home after two years of illness. A noted playwright, his works include Chatterton and The Bard of Mary Redcliffe. Born September 19, 1863 in Warren, Pennsylvania, he was awarded a Doctor of Literature in 1903 and served on the Central High faculty from 1893 until his death, survived by his wife Hattie C. Dugan, whom he wed in 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ernest Lacy
Professor Lacy
Chatterton
Julia Mariowe
Mary Redcliffe
F E. H. Sothern
Andrew Mack
Rinaldo
Boston
Joseph Haworth
Warren
Penn
Hasting’s Academy
Board of Public Education
Lacy
Central High Schol
Mrs. Estelle Livingston Redmond Dies in New York
Estelle Livingston Redmond wife of Geraldyn Redmond and member of New York's historic Livingston family died at 701 Park Avenue. She was a daughter of Johnston and Syl via Livingston and descended from Robert Livingston the First Lord of the Manor. She was active in Catholic charities and society including the Colony Club and St. Vincent de Paul ladies groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Livingston Redmond
Geraldyn Redmond
New York
Park Avenue
Johnston Livingston
Sylvia Livingston Livingston
Robert Livingston
Queen Anne
Province of
Livingston
Siath Av
Tivoli
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Bangt
Death of Charles J. Allen Former New Jersey official
Charles J. Allen secretary of the New Jersey State Board of Tenement House Supervision died at his Newark home in his fifty second year. A former Newark journalist, he served as Captain of Company M in the First Infantry N G N J during the Spanish American War. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Allen
New Jersey State Board of Tenement House Supervision
St. Paul's Avenue
Newark
N. J
Mr. Allen
First Infantry
John A Stevens Dead A Prominent Playwright and Manager
John A Stevens dies June 2 in his seventy third year and is buried in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore. Born in Baltimore he pursued literature and stage work, managed major theatres including Memphis Opera House and the Windsor on Bowery, built the Great Western Star Circuit, and later starred on the road. He gained renown for the tithe role in The Unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stevens
Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore
Memphis Opera House
The
Bowery
Windsor
New York Theatre
Herald Square
Captain Walter Baxter Dies in Scotland Leader of Anchor Line Fleet
Captain Walter Baxter, aged sixty eight, commodore of the Anchor Line and former master of the Cameronia, died in Glasgow. He suffered a stroke in 1914 on the Cameronia and later returned to Scotland. Baxter commanded all Anchor Line ships including the Caledonia and City of Rome and saved fifty six crewmen of the Jorea earning an honorary medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baxter
Anchor Line
Cameronia
Glasgow
Scotland
Baxter
Caledonia
Columbia
California
City of Rome
Jorea
Liverpool Humane Society
Charles H Hopper Dies After Surgery
Ashtabula Ohio June 17 Charles H Hopper died at Ashtabula General Hospital at midnight from shock after a Thursday operation. A former popular stage favorite famed for Chimmie Fadden he retired to Driftwood Unionville. Survived by wife two sisters and his mother funeral set for Cleveland Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
Charles H. Hopper
Ashtabula General Hospital
Hopper
Driftwood
Unionville
Hermit Club
Cleveland
Samba Club
New York
Fred Nicholas
Winchester Fitch
Greenwich
Grace Le Baron Upham dies in Boston at 71
Grace Le Baron Upham a Boston poet and author known by that pen name died at her home in Boston in her seventy second year. Born in Lowell she studied at the Boston Normal School and published works including Under the Ban of the Golden Hod and The Children of Bedford Court. She married Henry Macy Upham a Boston bookseller and belonged to the Daughters of the American Revolution and Mayflower Descendants with honorary ties to the American League of Pen Women of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace le Baron Upham
Grace le Baron
Boston
Mass
Lowell
Normal School
Bedford Court
Daught
American League of Pen Women of
Washington
Minstrel Horace Rushby Dies at Home Buried in Evergreen
Horace Rushby the minstrel singer died Friday at the Actors' Home and was buried yesterday in Evergreen Cemetery. Born in England in 1841 he learned singing as a boy in St Pauls Chapel. He came to the United States as a lad and sang with ballad troupes before becoming a minstrel in 1878. In 1886 his troupe toured England under William Foot and Charles Frohman. Rushby performed with Richard Golden in Old Jed Prouty and played Cy Prime in The Old Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rushby
Actors’ Home
Evergreen Cemetery
England
St. Paul's Chapel
William Foot
Charles Frohman
Mr. Rushby
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Cy Prime
Walker Dies. Ontario Distiller Leader at 64
Franklin H. Walker, millionaire distiller from Walkerville Ontario and president of the family founded Distilling Company, died at his Detroit home after several weeks of illness. He was 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Franklin H. Walker
Walkerville
Ontario
Walker
Gravesend and area figures mourn multiple deaths
A memorial list notes the deaths of Nelson Cole Williams of Gravesend at 2645 Cropsey Avenue in his seventy third year. Mrs Sarah McVicker Lee widow of James Lee at 358 Fifty fifth Street South Brooklyn aged 84. George A Pfeffer Jr of Middle Valley New Jersey in his thirtieth year. Andrew M Terriberry senior partner of Terriberry Kenney Somerville New Jersey in his sixty third year. George Stewart Grove son of Orange New Jersey residents. William R Quade Mount Vernon merchant. Stephen H Van Nostrand of Consolidated Gas Company died in Mount Vernon aged sixtynine. Hugh Gilmore Belleville New Jersey aged 96. Father Roger Ward former parish rector in North Creek and Syracuse died in Syracuse aged seventy three. Thomas J McKenney stone contractor at 508 West 155th Street in his fiftyfifth year. Edward Weed Civil War veteran in Greenwich Connecticut aged 74. Victor Cohen Brooklyn Elks member and New York Produce Exchange figure at 96 Winthrop Place Brooklyn aged 46. Ida E Bidell widow of Charles H Bidell died at Lake Mohonk. Mathilda Robbins wife of Aaron Robbins of this city died at 17 East Ninetyseventh Street in her fortythird year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McVicker Lee
James Lee
Brooklyn
George A. Pfeffer, Jr
Middle Valley
N. J
Morristown
George A. Pfeffer
Arington
Andrew M. Terriberry
Terriberry & Kenney
Somerville
William Terriberry
George Stewart Grove
William Grove
Orange
Orange Memorial Hospital
William R. Quade
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Stephen H. van Nostrand
Consolidated Gas Company
Hugh Gilmore
Belleville
Roger Ward
North Creek
Warren County
Syracuse
Troy
Hudson
Thomas J. McKenny
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
West 155Th Street
Edward Weed
Palmer's Hill
Greenwich
Conn
A. R. Peacock
Pittsburgh
Mathilda Robbins
Aaron Robbins
Robbins Brothers
East Ninety-seventh Street
Education notes highlight student prizes at Publilic School S
Prizes were awarded in multiple grades for the best composition on The Care of the Teeth. Abraham Schnabel won the gold medal for the graduating class, with Edwin Repitsk receiving honorable mention. The report also notes field day plans, an exhibit of drawings, and several administrative decisions affecting salaries and staff appointments in the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of Publilic School S
The
Bronx
F. §. Frankfurter
J. W. Malier
Abraham Schnabel
Edwin Repitsk
Sarah Volkell
Adolph Taute
Raymond Lange
Walter Berwick
Rose Lieberman
Rudolph Kreibohm
Harry Pederson
Robert Christensen
Cecelia Schulz
Rose Fischer
Louis Eckenfelder
Muriel Nissen
Edith Masson
William Walsh
Girls’ Athletic League
S. 5
Public School
Elham Hay I
Union Railway
Bin
Mies Hansen
Mise Landers
Mise Kurzi
Board of Education
Irving A Bacon
New Utrecht
Manhattan
Mees T ‘Lane
Brooklyn
Frank A. Kock
Frederick W. Hodamer
School Buildings Bureau
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Telephoned notices for marriage and death are intended for insertion in The New York Times, with standard contact at the 1000 Bryant office. The notice process emphasizes timely submission and formal formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth of daughter for Lewenthals on June 15
Mr and Mrs Myron M Lewenthal announce the birth of a daughter on June 15. Gertrude Ruth London is the maiden name of the mother, and the couple name the newborn with family ties noted in the public notice.
Atlas Family announces Sylvan M Atlas Bar Mitzvah
Mr and Mrs I M Atlas of 70 West North Street announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Sylvan M at Washington Heights Synagogue 508 West Jst Street on Saturday June 24 with a reception Sunday June 25 from 8 to 6 No cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht—Groch
M. Groch
Crototia Av
Minnie
A. Albrecht
Keller—Shoenthal
Isaac Shoenthal
Orange
Emily Adeline
Sidney Eller
Newark
Washington
Prominent Engagement Notices From Area Families
A batch of society engagements is listed with names and residences. Minnie Albrecht and Viola Epstein announce engagements to Albrecht and Gordon respectively. Gottlieb to Goldstein. Lucille Kelffer to Herman Kahn. Emily Shoenthal to Sidney Eller. Hildreth Schaul to William Loeb. Beatrice Silberberg to Edward Mahler. Evelyn Booth to Henry Saunders. Regina Neuman to Rudolph Spitzer Neuman. Gladys Sittig Bowden to Frederick Bittig.
Marriages Reported Across Several States in June Celebrations
The notice lists numerous marriage announcements from June events 1914 to 1916. Couples include Marian Averell Clark and Paul Dougherty at 1,027 Fifth Avenue, Edith Faust and Isidor S. Faust at 573 Prospect Ave, Gladys Bergman and Maximilian Litwin, and Dorothy Emma Brown and John Hoar among others. Details cover Bride and Groom names, residences, and ordained by various ministers, with dates ranging from June 10 to June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apfel
Obitfield
Joseph &. Apfel
Eatelle M. Oberfeld
Dougherty—Clark
Fifth Avenue
Marian Averell Clark
George Crawford Clark
Paul Dougherty
Faust—Fern
Max Fern
Elizabeth
N. J
Edith
Isidor S. Faust
Prospect
Gifkins—Bryant
William H. Oakley
Larchmont
N. Y
Grace Oakley Bryant
John Colin Gilkins
Nathan Lengie
Noaa—Brown
Zion Epise 1
Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson
Stanley Brown
Dorothy Emma
Franklin Q. Brown
John Hoar
Samuel Hoar
Helen Wadleigh Hoar
Concord
Mass
Litwin — Bergman
Maximilian A. Litwin
Gladys Bergman
Lyman
Howard
St. Stephens's Church
Madeleine Howard
George L. Howard
Stanley M. Lyman
Mecke—Reynaud
Rose Av
New Dorp
Edward G. Cohan
Marie Gabrielle
Albert Reynaud
Emil Mecke
Emerson Hills
Merkent—Granitzer
Walter Merkent
Neta Granitzer
Hore
Adams St
Mount Vernon
Pyne—Blair
St. John’s Chapel
Bernardsville
Thomas A. Conover
Florence Ledyard Blair
C. Ledyard Bilatt
H. Rivington Pyne
Rose—Walters
Welburn Wandling du Bois Rose
Gladys Loulee Walters
Scranton
Penn
Alexander ©. Humphreys
Archibald Douglas Turnbull
United States Navy
Funeral notices list 1916 services for Bacon Hannigan Cohn Dominguez
Funeral arrangements announce services for Edward Hannigan at St Francis Xavier Church and Calvary Cemetery interment, Louis B Cohn at 1082 University Ave Stronx, Elena Dominguez at Church of the Incarnation on June 19 1916. Interments follow at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Charles
West 234
Campbell
Actors
Calvary Cemetery
Cohn
Louis B. Cohn
Pauline
Isaac Cohn
University Av
Stronx
Dominguez
Elena Dominguez
Liith St
Newman
Benjamin
Minnie
Satterlee
Mast Sith St
New York City
Jane Lawrence Churchill
Henry Yates Satteriee
Washington
Calvary Church
21St St
4Th Av
Civil Service Examinations For Draftsmen And Librarian
The Civil Service announces junior draftman positions with a June 20 deadline and pays a starting salary of 0. A July 5 examination for an Assistant Librarian in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvani a targets men with a four year scientific or technical college background. Requirements include knowledge of library cataloguing, cataloguing theory, and language translation skills. Age limits and training prerequisites apply. details from the commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Custom House
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Penn
Commission
Washington
Police Department News Temporary Assignments and Leaves
Police department announces temporary assignments for inspectors and lieutenants plus leaves of absence with and without pay. Notable moves include Inspector J Farrell to command 10 ID for many days, Lieut McKay assigned 60 days, and several patrol officers granted short leaves or reassignment. Details include dates in June July and June 18 20 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4
W. F. Boettler
I. D
S A. M
J. N. Nolan
F. Walter
BE. H. Stoll
A. M
J. Coyne
A A. Sgwy
B. M
Dun F. Jarcaynaki
Yuiy
P. «. Becker
H. Loewe
G.W. Hammontree
Hick Meport
Acta
Gr. W. Coffey
Obituary notices list for June 16 with many Newark Jersey City deaths
Obituaries and funeral notices dated June 16 list numerous residents from New York City and New Jersey. Names include Campbell, Alfie, Conant, Corbett, Dietz, Ducomeen, Finnen, Fitzgerald, Fowler, Frawley, Hayes, McCue, McNally, Miller, Murray, Newman, OBrien, Olsen, Prang, Steffel, Traynor, Weller, Whalen and many others. Locations cover East 135th Street to Amsterdam Avenue and Hoboken Jersey City Newark, with funeral times from morning to afternoon and private services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulfield
John J
Conant
Sophie
P. Corbett
Thomas
Amsterdam
Hayes —Thomas
West
Greenwich
Newman Prank J
Weetith &J
O'Brien
Anna L
Water St
Olsen
Margaret
Prang
Mary F
A. M
Steffel
Kate
East 30Th St
Traynor John M
Weller
Farbera
Lot
Whalen
Anna
East Ofth
Diev de Kernay Leon A dies. Masonic rites planned
Death notice for Leon A Diev de Kernay of La Sincerite Lodge 373 and Mecca Temple, died at Polyelinic Hospital June 17. Masons urged to attend services June 19 at Leon T. Stowe Parlor, 307 West List St, City. burial arranger Stephens Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Short Hills
N. J
Margaret Leedy
Clifford E
Mary Leedy Dunn
Glendinning
Fiorong A
Thomas A. Glendinning
Thomas Mebride
West
Gookin
West Chop
Mass
Charles Bailey Gookin
Samuel and
Martha Ball Gookin
Marie T. Blodgett
Emanuel Church
Boston
Mount Auburn
Lipston
Holland
Fordham
N. Y
Adelaide Tautaa Holland
William Kumiley Holland
Ioyal Horse Artillery
County Dublin
Ireland
Dublin
Arlington Cemetery
Fe Ured
Matthew and
Eliza Astor Wilks
New York
Dora Kelly
Drennen
Thomas J. Kelly
Thomas
Mary
Dorothea Kelly
Seth
Park Av
St.Patrick's Cathedral
Wolemin
Calvary
Unveiling Notices for Monuments and Remembrance
A series of memorial notices lists unveiling ceremonies for monuments and headstones in cemetery sites including Union Fields Cypress Hills and New Mount Carmel. Entries mention honorees Harriet Harton Henrietta Bretzfelder Joseph Gans Augusta Phillips and Mary Tone with dates in June 1914 to July 1916 and locations at Maimonides and St. Anthony churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Mre
Harriet E. Harton
Gaius Rose Harriet
Bereut
Jacob Bereut
Union Fields
Bretzfelder
Henrietta Bretzfelder
New Union Pigid
Cohen
Henrietta Herte Cohen
Harry M. Cohen
Maimonides
Cypress Hills
Gallagher
Edward H. Gallagher
St. Anthony's Church
Sullivan Bt
Phillips
Augusta Phillips
Mac Cemetery
Sperling
Nette Sperling
New Mount Carmel
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Dorothy Brown
Eugene V. Connett, Jr
Miss Mann
Francis N. Mann
Milton-Lane
Jos. H. Choate
Naumkeag
Lenox
Joseph H. Choate
Choate
Caroline LD. Sterling
Unitarian Church
Twentieth Street
Fourth Avenue
Nauikeag
Stockbridge
Theodore Eldridge
Shanghai
Eee
Henrietta Joy
Choates
Edward Kok
Cary W. Bok
Curtis Hotel
E. Percy Bramwell
James St. Jesup
Howard Knight
Knight
de B. Barrow
A. Page Converse
Frederick S. Delafield
Grafton
Cushing
M. Symphrosa
Henry Hollister Pease
Carl de Gersdorff
William Greer
Clinton Gilbert
John 8Sapes, Jr
Francis Quimet
Sheffield
Aspinwall
Bangor Clarkson
Tryingham Valley
W. D. McKim
Edwin Thorp
N. Petty
Maplewood
Pittsfield
George W. Carlton
Idan B. Carlton
Misa Pitney
Saratoga
Morocee
C. G. Baker
Harbourwood
Greenwich Field Club
Field Club
William G. Rockefeller
Fritz Hoeninghaus
Alien B. Forbes
Alfred L. Ferguson
John D. Chapman
Edwin N. Charoen
Ke V. Lockwood R
Colby
Chester
the United Service
Army
W. P. Jernigan
Cav
Ft. Ogiethorpe
Pd, Warfield
14Th Inf
Douglas, Ariz
Ft. William JH. Seward
Alaska
Ieee
E. B. Vedder
A. M. Whaley
P. L. Freeman
M. C
W. H. Arthur
Washington, D. C
F. Geere
Blakely
St. F. A
J. A. Lenehan
Tabcock
Q M. C
C. BE. Hawkins
G. McK. Williamson
Stockton
Cal
Holt
Columbus
N. M
Mla Atatic
J. R. Keane
Military Keller Division
American Red Cross
Ft. Leavenworth
A. Murray
Richard
Governors Island
J. M. Wright
Corps of Engrn
Maj. Scherer
Q. M. Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
J. Canby
Maj. Canby Willl
San Francisco
Western Dept
Philippines
Graves
C. E. Morton
A. B. Byrne
Corps of Cadets
Military Academy
F. A. Prince
St. Fal
G. Marshall
J. G. Morningstar
Col
C. R. Noyes
Navy
J. P. Lannon
Hydrographic Office
Naval War College
O. 0. Hagen
South Dakota
Naval Academy
J. B. Glennon
Naval Proving Ground
Indian Head
Alabama
Arizona
G W. la Mountain
Vermont
Fulton
R. #. Wentworth
F.B. M. Whiting
Delaware
Montana
Steinwache
F. A. Crenshaw
G. N. Leeves
Norfolk
S. M. Kraus
Columbia University
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mich
Ens
W. J. Nunnally
Birmingham
G. W. Nelson
Rhode Island
A. C. Davis
Florida
Minnesota
A. Freeman
M. R
J. P. Ewald
Charleston
S.C
T. P. Riddle
Maine
Pennsylvania
Mach
J. H. Busch
Salem
Marine Corps
Learen
Philadelphia Barracks
Putnam
G. N. Kincade
Orfolk Barracks
J. A. Russell
Port Royal
C. FE. Nutting
Pensacola Barracks
Boston Barracks
CC. Ancrum
Norfolk Barracks
H. Kennedy
San Diego
Denver
Tiburon
Conyngham
Cummings
Kansas
MacDonough
Nevada
New Hampshire
Porter
Utah
Winslow
Newport
Calgoa
Fanning and Pauling
Bar Harbor
Flusner
la Romana
Alert
Ladeana
McDougal
Neptune
Santo Domingo City
Oregon
Stewart
Sausalito
Vulcan
Lambert Point
Buffalo
Mazatlan
Touncau
Rockport
Henley, Hoston
Hull
San Pedro
Mterett
Monte Chriat
Guantanamo
Drayton
Warrington
Hampton Roads
Princess
Ae William A. Peters
Dramatist'’s
E. L. Redmond
Chimmie Fadden
Nelson Cole Williams
Gravesend
Cropsey Avenue
Mr. Williams
Gravesend Bay
Coney Island
Education Notes
Lora
Loeb-Schaul
Mrae
Charlie Appel
Hildreth Schaul
William Loeb
Mahler- Silberberg
I. Silberberg
East Gist St
Beatrice Helen
Edward Mahler
Paterman
Saunders — Booth
Evelyn Beauregard Booth
Henry A. Saunders
Cleveland and
Spitzer—Neuman
Emanuel Neuman
West End Av
Regina
Rudolph Spitner
Gladys Douglas
John
Sittig Bowden
Sidnee M. Bowden
Frederick M. Bittig
Aldrich—Wood
Elizabeth C. Wood
Earl A. Aldrich
Altmann
WEAV
Ruth Weaver
G. E. Altmann
Duffy—Carroll
Regina E. Carroll
William Duffy
Hamilton-Quilgar
Mary M. Ky N
Toomas B
the Civil Service
United States
Police Department News
Charles J
Loring Place Thonx
Droeklya
Baldwin
Jan. Copsfeld
Anna C
Myrtle Avune
Mathilda
St. Mark's
Floyd
Monseer
Greene
I O
Flaherty
kKathleen
Msp Rappold
Frederick
asiays _ ee
Russelil
Sepbhia
Xings
Scheiermann
Frank
Barbey &J
Fhompson
George
St. John's Place
M. Wendel
Fredericka
Essex St
Hoboken, Jersey City
Barkett
Annie
Traphagen Gt
West Hobeoken
Conklin
William H
Beymour
Johanna
12Th St
Jersey City
Farley
Ellen M
Maple St
J City
Kennedy
Christopher
Clinton St
Wert Hoboken
Lavelle
M. Looney
Catherine M
Berkeley Place
McNulty
Edward J. Lexington
Moore
Patrick
St. Mewark
Mulilunrach
Andrew
Weat Hoboken
Pollard
Caroline
North 6Th
Nhunkle
Peter A
North Tth St
Sawyer
Wiam
West Hobo
Long Island
Barry —Thomas
Flushing
Hayde
Jamaica
Peneret Fomeiree
Lopsch
Diev
Leaky
Hewlett P
Hewlett FP
Mary Gedney Leake
Round Brook
Ledgrem
New Krunewick
Samuel Lederer
Lewis
William
Kate Lewin
Westlacth Bt
Kinichy
McKeon
John C. McKeon
Park National Bank
Hempstead
Funere Cavelins
Society of Alumni of
Bellevue Hospital
Carrington Minor
Gosideme
East
Robert J. Wilson
Hugh B. Blackwell
Segal
Joseph
Henry
Bernard
West 134Th St
Leonard Db. Ward
Bir
James Ho Ward
Mary L. Ward
East 20Th St
Elmhurst
Sway Frank E. Campbell
Cui J. Winterbottom
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hariem
Trelleya
Ketabiehed
R. Simpson & CO
West 42Nd St
Heeton
Copley Square
St. Ave
35Th St
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