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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

Page

7

Vera Hanna Weds Capt Horace Brown in Washington Church

Miss Vera Hanna formerly of Columbus Ohio married Capt Horace Fairfax Morseby Brown of the British Army today at St Thomas Church Washington. The ceremony had few attendees and Brown wore a sling with facial cuts from Monday's motor accident. Due to the injury to Mrs Bela Jacobs the couple delayed departure and plan to stay near her in Georgetown Hospital before heading to England and then India after Brown’s leave.

New York Times Washington Vera Hanna Columbus Ohio Horace Fairfax Morseby Brown St. Thomas's Church C. Ernest Smith D. D Capt. Brown Hotel Normandie Bela Jacobs Georgetown Mrs. Brown Mrs. Jacobs England

Baldwin Daughter Weds Wyllys Terry in Morristown

Miss Marie Louise Baldwin daughter of Mrs Henry P Baldwin marries Wyllys Terry of New York at St Bernard s Church Bernardsville. Best man F J Vernon of New York with ushers including Senator Frank Brandegee Duke Edward Hidden and James Terry. A reception at Wendover follows hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Bliss.

New York Times Morristown N. J Marie Louise Baldwin Henry Porter Baldwin St. Bernard's Church Bernardsville Wyllys Terry New York F. Joseph Vernon United States Frank B. Brandegee Connecticut Justice Norman Duke Brooklyn Edward Hidden St. Louis James Taylor Terry Morristown Society Wendover Walter Phelps Bliss Henry P. Baldwin Detroit Bliss Park Avenue Manhattan

Constance Fiedler Marries Alexander Bruen at Little Silver

Constance L Fiedler daughter of Mrs Edward C Fiedler married Alexander Jay Bruen of New York today at the bride’s mother home in Little Silver. About 100 guests from New York attended by special train. Bishop John Scarborough presided with Rev Frederick P Sweezey assisting. The gown was white chiffon over satin with old point lace and lilies of the valley. The bride wore a diamond pendant and heirloom diamonds and pearls. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple plan a European honeymoon.

New York Times Red’ Bank N. J Constance L. Fiedler Edward C. Fiedler Alexander Jay Bruen New York Little Silver Little River John Scarborough Trenton Frederick P. Sweezey Episcopal Church Shrewsury Lily Fiedler Robertson

Sweetser-Moller nuptials at First Parish Church Brookline

In Brookline Massachusetts on June 19 Miss Elizabeth Soule Sweetser daughter of Mrs. Frank Eliot Sweetser married Kenneth Moller of Jamaica Plain. The Rev W H Lyons officiated with Frank E Sweetser of New York as her brother who gave her away. The bridal party included maid of honor Susan Sweetser bridesmaids Naomi Moller Philadelphia Sally Bliss Brookline Mary Cunningham Cohasset Fanny Howe Brookline Isabella Clarke Boston and best man Irving C Moller brother of the groom. Ushers included Jack Sweetser H R Putnam California George Cunningham Colorado Robert Jordan John Muffer Philadelphia and William G Perry.

Brookline Mass Elizabeth Soule Sweetser Frank Eliot Sweetser Kenneth Moller Jamaica Plain W. H. Lyons Frank E. Swettser New York Susan Sweetser Naom! Moffer Philadelphia Sally Bliss Mary

Miss May Sweeney Weds Maurice Huerstel in New York Church

Miss May Sweeney daughter of Edward C. Sweeney superintendent of the French Cable Company married Maurice Huerstel son of former Assistant Cor rom Counsel Huerstel at St Vincent de Paul Church in West Twenty third Street. Rev Father Witcher officiated and the ceremony was followed by a reception at 2707 Newkirk Avenue Flatbush. The couple left for a six week honeymoon trip.

May Sweeney Edward C. Sweeney Maurice Huerstél Corrom Huerstel St. Vincent E. Paul's Church West Twenty-third Street Father Witcher Order of the Fathers of Mercy Newkirk Avenue Flatbush

Miss Kate Winthrop Nelson Weds in Boston Church

Kate Winthrop Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson of Calais Maine and Joseph Sidney Francis of Philadelphia were married at Emmanuel Church Boston at noon. Rev Elwood Worcester officiated. Attendants included Elizabeth H Peale, Clara Francis, Florence Leath erbee, Laura Lee. Best man was John C Nowell.

New York Times Boston Kate Winthrop Nelson Frank Nelson Calais Joseph Sidney Francis Philadelphia Emmanuel Church Elwood Worcester Elizabeth H. Peale Lotk Haven Penn Clara Francis Florence K. Leatherbee Newton Centre Laura Lee John C. Nowell

Levy Wieners Daughter Blanche Wiener Reported

Miss Blanche Wiener, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Wiener, of 260 Decatur, is mentioned in the notice.

Blanche Wiener God A. Wiener Decatur

Brooklyn Couple Weds at Delmonico’s Ceremony

The marriage of a Brooklyn woman to Abraham Levy took place last evening at Delmonico's officiated by Rev. Dr. Simon Cohn. Attendants included cousin Miss Blanche Minzesheimer as maid of honor and Jacob W. Kahn as best man with ushers Moe M. Levy Gus Wiener Max Minzesheimer Julius Siegelman Mitchell May and Dr Edward Levy. Both spouses are well known in Brooklyn society.

Street Brooklyn Abraham Levy Michael Levy Division Avenue Simon Cohn Delmonico’s Blanche Minzesheimer Jacob W. Kahn Moe M. Levy Gus Wiener Max Minzesheimer Julius Siegelman Mitchell May Edward Levy

Miss Cavanagh and Walter Asmuth Wed in Washington

Miss Mary Co. Cavanagh of this city and Walter Asmuth formerly of Milwaukee now in Washington were married at St. Aloysius Church this morning. The Rev. M. Walsh officiated, with a nuptial mass following the ceremony.

Washington Mary Co. Cavanagh Walter Asmuth Milwaukee St. Aloysius Church M. Walsh

Stevenson-Wolcott Nuptials in Boston Ceremony

Miss Hannah Stevenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Stevenson married Samuel Huntington Wolcott son of Mrs Roger Wolcott and the late Gov Wolcott in Boston this afternoon. Rev P R Frothingham officiated with Miss Cornelia Wolcott as maid of honor and Prescott Wolcott as best man. ushers included Thomas Stevenson and Robert H ee Jr.

Boston Hannah Stevenson Robert H. Stevenson Samuel Huntington Wolcott Roger Wolcott Gov. Wolcott P. R. Frothingham Cornelia Wolcott Prescott Wolcott Thomas Stevenson Robert Hee Jr

Notable New York Social Travelers and Weddings Abroad

Mrs. John Martin Shaw and family sail June 28 for Europe returning November 1. Boston couple Mr. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam spend part of the season in London and Paris. Col. and Mrs. Morrell open Thirlstane at Bar Harbor end of June. Amsincks summer at Lake Como. Pell party on Canada fishing trip. Henry H. Andrew and Mrs. at Fanwood New Jersey for summer. Twombly party sails July 18 for Europe for summer. Crocker party sails today for abroad. Engagement announced: Mrs. Nellie Walton Wood to Robert H. Simpson. Githens wedding at Grace Church with Miss Sands as bride. Dr. Thomas Githens and best man. Dolan party at St Regis. Thompson pair at Narragansett Pier for summer. Wickham Smith honeymoon Adriatic voyage to London and chateau country France then Switzerland. Mrs. Carhart to Maine coast with family. Miss M. Simmons to marry Gustav Feldblum at 18 West 119th Street. Rev. Rudolph Grossman officiating.

Edward Morrell George A. Crocker Miss Masten Nellie Walton Wood Pittsburg Joseph Walton Robert H. Simpson Alfred Morton Githens W. H. H. Githens Philadelphia Charlotte Sandys Foulke Sands Joseph Sands Grace Church W. R. Huntington Miss Sands Thomas Stotesbury Githens Clarence W. Dolan Rosemount Penn Miss Fisher William Wickham Smith Elsie C. Carhart Adriatic Plymouth London Chateau France Switzerland Missere M. W. Simmons Gustav Feldblum Brooklyn J. Simmons 119Th Street Rudolph Grossman Atlantic City J. Offenbach

Ocean travelers on liner sailings list notable passengers

The Hamburg American liner Inez Amer ika sails with many named passengers including Philip Armour and Col. H. A. Du Pont. The La Lorraine departs Havre with judges and professors among its guests. Outgoing Panonia for Naples entries include Battin and Denny. The Friedrich der Grosse to Bremen lists numerous titled travelers and scholars.

Inez Amerika Philip Armour Lester Armour Theodore Armstrong Julius Berlinger William D. Baker Charles Bernheim Edward J. Clarke Treadwell Cleveland Charles P. Cocks A. J. Cassatt James Montgomery Flang Louis Reichenbach William F. Siemon William F. Sohmer C. 8. Sargent Nathan Seeley Henry Steiner W. Phinker Stewart Marshall Shepard Daniel B. Shepp Thomas Waldron Shennon John T. Thelberg P. A. Valentine Charlotte Whitney Felix M. Warburg Chester Walbridge Frederick T. West Havre Carrie A. Atherton W. Aoki Jud Brunieau C. Claiborne Jessie Quintana Fara Richard Elizabeth Remmers J. Tharaund

Pittsburg Broker Purchases The Bath Painting

Robert C. Hall of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange closed a cable deal with Geston La Touche of Paris to buy The Bath. The work won 21 500 at the Carnegie Institute exhibit and is believed sold for about 5 000. It had been rejected for the Art Institute’s permanent collection.

Pittsburg Robert C. Hall Pittsburg Stock Exchange Geston la Touche Paris Bath Carnegie Institute Art Institute France

Bride Hurt In Runaway In West New York

Miss Josephine Heim of West rent third Street married Erick R. Dawson. At 4 30 pm the couple left in a coach when guests pelted them with rice and slippers. The bride was thrown from the coach breaking her left leg in three places. The bridegroom and father in law were struck by the running horses and suffered serious injuries as the team crashed into an electric pole.

West New York N. J. Esterday Josephine Heim West Third Street Erick R. Dawson John D. Dawson

Theatrical Trust Declared Not A Restraint Of Trade

Judge Rosalsky ruled the so called theatrical trust is not a restraint of trade and dismissed indictments against Marc Klaw and Abraham Erlanger. He held that plays and theatres are not articles of trade and that managers have rights to book or refuse productions and to control theatres for their own business. The decision suggests it will apply to other managers named Nixon Zimmer man Frohman and Al Hayman.

Rosalsky Marc Klaw Abraham Erlanger Nixon & Zimmerman Charles Frohman al Hayman Messrs. Klaw Erlanger David Belasco Lee Shubert Trust Belasco Shubert Trust Theatres Messrs

Minnie Seligman Weds William Downing in Delmonico’s

Miss Minnie Seligman the actress and former wife of Robert Livingston Cutting married William Bramwell Downing in a civil ceremony at Delmonico's Empire Room officiated by Justice James A. Blanchard. The couple will tour and later perform in a vaudeville sketch at the Majestic Theatre in Chicago.

Minnie Seligman Robert Livingston Cutting William Bramwell Downing Delmonico Supreme Court James A. Blanchard George H. Downing Newark N. J M. M. Downing Los Angeles Cal William Bramwell Miss Seligman 8. J Alice Seligman

Lincoln Beachy to make first ascent in balloon at Happyland

Lincoln Beachy plans an inaugural ascent in his balloon and airship this afternoon at Happyland South Beach. He recently appeared at the Jamestown Exposition and conducted tests in Boston. Last year he flew in Washington, landing near the Capitol.

Lincoln Beachy Happyland South Beach Jamestown, Exposition Boston Washington Capitol

Amusement Notes Preview Season Shows and Arrivals

Seary W. Savage arrives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse next Tuesday with plans for the season including The Merry Widow staged by George Marion. John Reed Scott signs to dramatize The Colonel of the Red Huesars. Gaston La Touche's The Bath joins living pictures at Jardin de Paris atop the New York Theatre next Monday. Vesta Victoria's farewell tour ends at Jardin de Paris tomorrow night with a loving cup presented before sailing to London Saturday. James Butler Haviland to stage The Mighty Dollar at Keith Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre next Sunday afternoon and evening. Kaltenborn Orchestra played Carmen and Puccini selections at St Nicholas Garden last night to an enthusiastic crowd.

Seary W. Savage George Marion John Reed Scott Red Huesars Gaston la Touche Bath Lst Living Pictures Jardin de Paris New York Theatre Vesta Victoria Jardin de Ris London James Butler Haviland Keith & Proctor Fifty-eighth Street Theatre Kaltenborn Orchestra Carmen Puccini St. Nicholas Garden Sixty Sixth Street

Missing Bruin and Boy Scout Near Brooklyn Transit

Teddy Urquarthart son of the secretary to President Winter of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Amos orton, 12, son of a civil engineer, vanish from Brooklyn addresses 315 Greene Avenue and 507 Myrtle Avenue. City police and Rapid Transit police comb the area and suspect the youths may have headed west.

Teddy Urquarthart Winter Brooklyn Rapid Transit Greene Avenue Amos -Orton Myrtle Avenue Rapid Transit Company

Prints by German Masters at Lenox Library Exhibition

The New York Public Library shows etchings dry points lithographs and woodcuts by German artists mainly from the Karlsruhe Künstlerbund with works by Munich and Berlin contributors. Notable pieces include Kathe Kollwitz insurrection scenes Alois Kolb Beethoven death mask and Max Klinger's allegorical prints as well as Jugend lithographs and Vienna Society pieces featuring various artists and subjects. The Lenox Library gallery hosts this regional collection with plans for a larger Public Library at Union Square.

New York Public Library Lenox Library Kinstlerbund Artists’ Union Karlsruhe Munich Berlin Society of Reproductive Art of Vienna Franlein Kathe Kollwitz Alois Kolb Beethoven Gulliver Liliputians Philistea Max Klinger Klinger Cupid Karl Képping Adolf Luntz E. Anners Housseau L’oise H. Vogeler L. Michalek Richard Muller F. R. Weiss Hermann Struck E. Schmutzer E. Stiefel Max Pietschmann Hermine Laukers Heinrich Wolff Oskar Graf F. Overbeck Unger United States Albert Welti Hermann Petzer Kampmann Schwarz Wald Friedrich Kallmorgen Holland Marie Ortlieb Walther Georgi Franz’ Hein Jenny Fikentscher Paul Neuenborn Eduard Kbuler Otto Fischer Fritz Burger Gustav Bamberger W. Conz Franz Hoch Heinrich von Volkmann Eifeln Karl Biese Hans Thoma April Christ Thoma Maximilian Kurzweil Karl Moll Adolf Zdrasila Vienna Society Franlein Melia Paczka Ivo Pahonny Kottbus Weltenkampf Lenox

Seaside Sanitarium for Babies Opens at Rockaway Park

The Hebrew children sanitarium at Rockaway Park Long Island opened yesterday for reception of inmates. About 200 babies and children were taken to the seashore for happiness. Several notable figures will oversee care and a few sick agents were admitted to hospital wards for recovery.

Rockaway Park Long Island

Teacher Solves a Light Problem Wins 48 Year Prize

Dr. Paul R. Heyl of Philadelphia Central High School won a $1,000 prize after two years of experiments proving ultraviolet and visible rays travel at the same velocity from a distant source. He used Algol in Perseus and a diffraction grating to photograph spectra, comparing timings of fading and brightening. The prize, offered since 1859 by the Franklin Institute, was funded by Uriah A. Boyden.

Philadelphia North America Paul R. Heyl Philadelphia Central High School Franklin Institute Uriah A. Boyden Boston Heyl Hugo Bilgram Arthur W. Goodspeed Department of Physics University of Pennsylvania George Flower Stradling Northeast Annal Training School Perseus Algol

Colton and Phillips Return From Santo Domingo Voyage

Col. Colton, former Col lector of Customs in Santo Domingo, now appointed Col lector of Customs at Manila, and Commander James S. Phillips of the navy, who served with the State Department at Monte Cristi, Santo Domingo, were aboard the steamer Cherokee arriving last night.

Col. Colton Santo Domingo George R. Colton Manila James S. Phillips Navy State Department Monte Cristi Cherokee

Death List of a Day Wilberforce Freeman Orange NJ

Wilberforce Freeman head of the Orange bar died in Orange New Jersey after years of poor health. Princeton and Columbia Law graduate admitted to practice in 1868. He helped revise Orange's charter and crafted a Sunday saloon ordinance. Freeman served as Presidential Elector for McKinley and Roosevelt and led as attorney for the Orange Half-Dime Savings Bank. He belonged to several societies and clubs and leaves a widow and two daughters.

Freeman McKinley Roosevelt Orange Half- Dime Savings Bank New Jersey Historical Society New England Society of Orange The Princeton Alumni Association Essex County Country Club Lawyers’ Club

Obituary of Anna Monell Widow of Chief Justice Monell

Anna Monell wife of the late Chief Justice Claudius L. Monell of the Supreme Court died suddenly on Monday in Hudson New York at eighty seven. She organized and led the Patriot Orphan Home for years and served as president of the Infant Asylum of New York. In Hudson she helped found and lead the Home for the Aged and was its first president. She leaves a daughter Mrs Joseph Meeke of New York City. Funeral services will be held at her late home on Warren Street Hudson today.

Anna Monell Claudius L. Monell Supreme Court Monelty Hudson N. Y

Mrs Catherine Mandeville Vroom Woodhull Dies at 84

Philadelphia report notes Mrs. Catherine Mandeville Vroom Woodhull age 84 died at her Oak Lane home. Widow of former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice George Spofford Woodhull she was a niece of Governor Peter D. Vroom and born on Wall Street. The family preserves a Hamilton hair locket from her father Guy B. Vroom who knew Hamilton and urged him to avoid Burr duel.

Philadelphia Catherine Mandeville Vroom Woodhull Wall Street New York Oak Lane Penn George Spofford Woodhull Supreme Court New Jersey Peter D. Vroom Alexander Hamilton

Obituaries Notice From Early 20th Century Dispatches

Mrs Coxe wife of Hanson C Coxe American Deputy Consul General at Paris died there yesterday. Angelo Torriant widow of a noted music teacher and former opera director is dead at her Ovranic New Jersey home from paralysis. She leaves several children. John H Beattie died at his Chautauqua New York home on Monday aged 60 born in Cincinnati long a resident and prominent in fire insurance circles. John Franklin McCann Jr attorney son of John F McCann well known merchant of White Street died Wednesday morning of heart failure after graduating from Goldmen University.

Coxe Hanson C. Coxe Paris Angelo Torriant Ovranic N. J John H. Beattie Chautauqua N. Y Cincinnati John Franklin McCann, Jr John F. McCann White Street Heart & Ee Peele Sae GC Ok Goldmein. University

Telegraph Strike Ordered at Last Affects 23000 Men

The Commercial Telegraphers Union of America approves a strike against Western Union and Postal companies with orders to begin in a city within a week to ten days. About 23,000 workers could be affected as the union seeks an eight hour day and 10 percent wage advance.

Western Union Postal Telegraph Company Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America Postal Company S. J. Small Small The Commercial Telegraphers’ Union Postal Konenkamp Western Union Company United States Charlies P. Neill Clowry Neill Chicago Edward J. Nally Western Union Telegraph Company Michael J. Reagan State Labor Department Astor House President Clowry Col Broadway Getti

Woodlawn Cemetery accessibility and train routes discussed

The note describes trains from Grand Central to Jerome Avenue serving Woodlawn Cemetery. It mentions transit options and travel implications for visitors, outlining routes and possible schedules impacting access.

Woodlawn Cemetery Grand Central Aere and Jeromes

Multiple marriages noted in New York and New Jersey notices

On June 19 at Baltimore Maryland a high noon wedding unites Nellie Louise Ballard and George A. Baker. Other June weddings include Julia Phelps to Henry D. Freeman in New Jersey, Jean Logan to Louis LeTous, Helen Wallace to Frederic Palmer Jr, Ann Gilchrist to Benjamin Strong, and Helen Lockwood to Arthur Stratford, with venues in Graceville Yonkers Jersey City and New York.

Gracevig Yonkers N. Y Lyman Abbott Frederic Palmer Andover Mass Helen Wallace Theodore C. Wallace Montclair N. J Jr. Strong—Gilchrist Ridgewood Leslie Be Learned Ann M. Gilchrist Charles A. Gilchrist Benjamin Rush Strong Knoxville Tenay Stratford

Death notices and funeral arrangements in New York area

A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1907 lists John H. Beattie Theresa Becker Elizabeth R. Burke Ann Carroll Cremin Marta Jones Archibald Turner and others. Details include residence addresses, funeral times and places such as St Vincent Ferrer Lexington Av and 68th Street Grace Church Chantry 10th Street, and service notes with interment preferences. The Franklin Savings Bank memorial honors Archibald Turner longtime president and trustee.

West 44Th St Cremin Ann Carroll Cremin Joseph Wallace Cremin East Church of St. Vincent Ferrers Lexington 68Th Street Chicago Buffalo Bradford Freeman Orange N.J Wilberforce Freeman Main St Gillet Eliza Winter Gillet Noah Halleck Gillet Louis Eugere Lefferts West T4th Grace Church Chantry Broadway 10Th St Baltimore Jones Marta Robert Maria Marchant Jones West 435Th St John Franklin McCapt, Jr John Franklin Naval Services St. Vincent Ferrer's Church Lexington Av 66Th Gt Upland Farm Peterboro N. H Boston North Station Noone Parmly Mary Ey Parmly David Ye Parmly West Tiet St Preuss Frederick William Preuss Stephen Merritt Greenwood Cemetery Southern Turner Lfe Eternal Archibald Turner Hia West 8Th St St. Agnes’s Chapel West 92d St Columbus Av

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