Swiss style church plans and summer resort notes
The article outlines a Swiss style church project with a 300 seat auditorium, second floor Sunday school and library, and distinctive architecture. It also details summer bookings at hotels and cottages, with notable guests and residents listed, including Stevens House, Grand View, Whiteface Inn, and Thompson's Point.E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens House
Howard J. Badgley
New York
Gen. Wallace
WD. Olmsted
Buffalo
Ruisseaumont
Mr. Olmsted
Florence G. Kilpatrick
Omaha
Whiteface Inn
Whitney Adds Camp Kiloquah and Strange Place to Raquette Lake Holdings
Raquette Lake New York June 21 Frank H Platt buys the Strange place known as Camp Deerhurst for about 35000 and plans to summer with his family. W C Whitney has acquired Camp Kiloquah on Big Forked Lake for 25000 and will overhaul buildings and grounds. Whitney’s preserve near Little Tupper Lake draws Woods enthusiasts and many notable guests are listed at The Antlers in Raquette Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg Barracks
Catholic Summer School of America
Cliff Haven
James E. Sullivan
New York
George Salmon
J. Talbot Smith
Plattsburg
Malone
Paul Smith’s
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Amherst
Georgetown
University of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Thompson’s Point
Vermont
Lake Champlain
W. S. Roberts
Shaw
Barre
Supreme Court
David J. Brewer
Thompson's Point
Fouquet
Paul Smith
St. Regis Lake
James Haney
Adirondacks
Lake Charmplain
Lake George
Chateaugay
Upper
Chateaugay Lake
Backus
Alys Bentley
Grace Holtzman
Washington, D. C
Ralph
Young
New York Times
Raquette Lake
N. Y
Frank H. Platt
Camp Deerhurst
William Strange
Paterson
N. J
Lake Kora
Woodruff
Frank Platt
William C. Whitney
W. Harrison Eisenbrey
Philadelphia
Big Forked Lake
Camp
Kiloquah
Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Little Tupper Lake
Whitney Preserve
Lemuel E
Morristown
I M. Fox
Torresdale
Penn
Col
Ww. PF. Fox
Forestry Commission
Albany
E.i*. Fletcher
Boston
Buffalo
J. A. Cruikshank
Brooklyn
N.S. Reynal
White Plains
John Taylor
W. W. Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Howard C. Warren
Opening of Hotel Champlain at Bluff Point
Manager J J Brown says preparations are complete for the July 1 opening of Hotel Champlain Bluff Point six cottages are rented including H G Runkle of Plainfield New Jersey. The hotel orchestra will be directed by Edwin G Clarke formerly bandmaster of the Twenty first United States Infantry Band known as the Presidents Own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Puiyattsburg
N.Y
J. J. Brown
Hotel Champlain
Bluff Point
H. G. Runkle
Plainfield
WN. J
Hotel Champlains
Edwin G. Clarke
Twenty-first United States Infantry Band
McKinley
Resorters Set Sights on Block Island Season Start
Resorters on Block Island prepare for summer as hotels open early and the New Shoreham steamer expands service. A wreck sighting prompts curiosity while swordfishing and local species attract anglers. blues, mackerel, cod, bass and tautog appear in surrounding waters.
Seabright Beach Club Opens Season at Seabright
Seabright New Jersey June 21 The Seabright Beach Club begins its 1902 season with a membership of forty, similar to last year. Invitations go out for a Rumson Polo Club reception at its headquarters on June 28. Washington Street. Connor of New York, owner of several summer homes along the shore, plans about $50 000 for a new bulkhead guarding his property the only one of its kind on the Jersey coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
N. J
Seabright Beach Club
Rumson Polo Club
Washington St. Connor
New York
Jersey
Monmouth Beach Club Opens Sixth Season With Dance
Monmouth Beach N J June 21 The Monmouth Beach Country Club opened to members last Saturday with its formal opening and first dance this evening marking the start of the sixth season. Features include scheduled Fourth of July and Labor Day dances and new facilities at the golf club such as two tennis courts croquet practice putting greens a putting clock and ping pong tables in the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Monmouth Beach Country Club
Country Club
Monmouth Beach Golf Club
New York Theatres Start Summer Season With Many Departures
The Manhattan Theatre opens a pooking agency as Campbell Hackett and Fiske push a summer cycle of curtain drops. Broadway foresees three farewells this month as Dodo Dolly Varden and Show Girl depart for other venues. Daniels Miss Simplicity opens at Manhattan Beach with a strong cast while Dolly Varden remains at Herald Square. Dolly Varden and The Chaperons run promisingly, and new stars and tours through Klaw Erlanger contracts unfold with plans for summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Theatre
Messrs
Campbell, Hackett
Fiske
Broadway
Raymond Hitchcock
Dodo
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
and Rice
New York
Manhattan Beach
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Herald Square
American Theatre
Roof Garden
Sousa
The
New Star
Herald Square Theatre
Lulu
Glaser
Wycherly
Ada Behan
Dresden
China
Summer shows to open at American Theatre Roof
Mr Marks begins summer performances on the American Theatre Roof with a fireproof upgraded venue and gondola boxes. Opening week features Ta Thuma in candlewalking acts, Josephine Sabel, John and Harry Dillon, Tim Cronin, Madge Fox, and a string of vaudeville performers including the Hebrew comedienne and several listed acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marks
American Theatre
Ta Thuma
Josephine Sabel
John
Harry Dillon
Tim Cronin
Madge Fox
Hanson
Nelson
The
Magician
Joe Morris
Sullivan and Pasquelena
Ford and
Cantwell
Welch, Francis & Co
Lillian Shaw
the Hebrew Comedienne
John and
Carrie Mack
Sousa El Capitan at New Star Theatre Week Three
Sousa's El Capitan opens its third week at the New Star Theatre with a full cast and large chorus. The management pledges the same care for costumes and scenery as in prior operas, listing a lengthy lineup of performers including Don Errico Medigna John Allisson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. McCormack
Estrelda
Armond
Marghauga
S.se
Hattie Arnold
Said Pasha at Terrace Garden Opera Company
Terrace Garden presents six performances of Marble and Stahl Oriental opera bouffe Said Pasha with a capable cast. Phil Branson Hassan Bey and Harry Luckstone Terranos headline with Edith Sinclair. Branson originated Said Pasha and Belle Thorne created Queen Alti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suesskind & Rehfeldt
Terrace Garden Opera Company
Marble & Stahl
Pasha
New York
Old Tivoli
San Francisco
Said Pasha
Sss
Phil Branson Hassan Bey
Harry Luckstone Terranos
George Mitchell Hatad Jatacsesen
Che Viasen
Dourioss
Robert Ward
Ward
Belle Thorne
Queen Alti
Broadway Musicals and Trips End Soon at Daly's and Studebaker
The Wild Rose at Knickerbocker pleases with witty lines and German-influenced music. King Dodo at Daly's nearing July 9 closing after fifty eight weeks, followed by a three week vacation before Chicago season. Queen Lili to be played by Marion Ivell replacing Greta Risley tomorrow. Show Girl at Wallack's revived by cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Warry B. Smith
George W. Hobart
Ludwig Englander
Eddie Foy
Irene Bentley
Marie Cahill
Smith and Englander
King Dodo
Daly’s
Raymond Hitchcock
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Queen Lili
Greta Risley
Marion Ivell
Vaudeville Week Opens With New and Notable Acts
Cherry Blossom Grove at the New York Theatre presents Calla's dogs and cats Emma Carus and chorus in Nancy others. Eden Musée retools its wax world while London coronation festivities are noted. Hammerstein Paradise Gardens adds Piccolo's midgets and other acts as summer air cools venues. Proctor stock at Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third Street keeps summer performances continuous with new stars and old favorites. Newark Proctor summer season reports strong audiences with two shows daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katie Barry
London
Angeles
Weber & Fields’s
Cissie
Loftus
Fay Templeton
Mrs.Yeamans
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Cherry Blossom Grove
New York Theatre
Calla
Emma Carus
New York Theatre Chorus
Nancy
Les Desbosas
Eden Musée
Edward
Alexandra
Musée
Hammerstein
Paradise Gardens
Piccolo
Brothers Johnson
Arthur Bucker
Wartemburg Brothers
Goldin
Willie Brothers
Four Madcaps
Godlman
Cats and Dogs
Sparrow
Juggler
Miss. Rachel
Laya
Ameta
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Proctor
Frederic Bond
Adelaide Keim
Twenty-third Street Theatre
J. K. Emmett
Carmen
Mitchell
Cain
Newark
Proctor’s
Plays and Players Move to Broadway Ahead of Season
Robert Drouet completes a play titled The Captain's Interference and may next season stage it on Broadway. Charles Frohman has engaged Leo Ditrichstein in Paris for a major role in Capt Marshall's new play to be staged at the Garrick Theatre in September. Frank McKee buys rights to Judith from Ram say Morris, a modern dramatic story with a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert G. Thayer
May Irwin
Morris & Hall
Reuben
Edward E. Rice
Janice Meredith
Mary Mannering
Frank McKee
William Bonelli
Torest
Malcolm Ford
Bonelli
Mr. Harris
Mr. Bonelli
Rose Stahle
Frank E. Aiken
Henry B. Harris
Mr. Langham
Robert Edeson
Savoy Theatre
Mr. Aiken
Atlantic City
Joseph Jefferson
Francis Carlyle
Captain Absolute
John Peerybingle
Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Carlyle
New York
Clay M. Greene
Dan McAvoy
New York Theatre
Cherry Blossom Grove
McAvoy
Georgia Kelly
Fifth Avenue
Robert Drouet
Mr. Drouet
Charles Frohman
Leo Ditrichstein
Paris
Capt. Marshall
Mr. Frohman
Garrick Theatre
Ramsay Morris
American ‘Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre Dramatic School
Franklin H. Sargent
E. P
Sphenson
Carnegie Hall
N. Y
Nome City First to Nome and Back Through Ice
The Nome City arrived in Seattle June 21 with a record voyage to Nome and back, battling eight foot ice for a month. The ship bucked ice, lost its rudder head, and was saved by a Seattle iron sheath. Portland, Thetis and other vessels faced similar fates in the Arctic pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Nome City
Nome
Island
St. Lawrence
Daniels
Purser Shaw
Portland
Bering Straits
Thetis
Haytien Republic
Bath
Lindquist
Northern Commercial Company
Arctic Ocean
Diomede Islands
Arctic
Cople
Healy
Star Theatre adds nurses to aid mothers at matinée shows
Manager Keogh reports high complaints about crying babies during matinée performances and hires three nurses to tend the infants. The arrangement eases mothers and increases attendants at shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
New Star Theatre
Musical manager changes and tours announced for leading artists
Walter exo engages John Mahnken as orchestra manager for concerts and tours. Andreas Dippel to tour the United States next season under Loudon G. Charlton after four seasons with Maurice Grau Company. Mme. Sembrich to tour before Metropolitan Opera engagement with stops in Boston Chicago New York and Western cities. Luisa Cappiani sails for Berlin June 19 before Europe tour and return to New York in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Exo
John Mahnken
Mr. Mahnken
Theodore Thomas
Anton Seidl
Mr. Damrosch
Prenestra
Pittsburg Exposition
Andreas Dippel
Loudon G. Charlton
Herr Dippel
Maurice Grau
South
Pacific Coast
Mme. Marcella Sembrich
C. L. Graff
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston
Chicago
New York
Marienbad
Tyrol
Luisa Cappiani
Bremen
Berlin
Europe
Dinner to honor Baron Shibusawa in New York
Dinners for Baron Shibusawa were held in Tokio before his departure hosted by Prime Minister Katsura and by commercial bodies. Anthony N Brady will host a dinner at the Hoffman House roof garden with many notable guests including William Whitney Levi Morton James Stillman and Henry H. Rogers. The Japanese Consul General S Uchida and Baron Shibusawa entourage will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Baron Shibusawa
Katsura
Anthony N. Brady
Hoffman House
S. Uchida
M. Shibusawa
M. Ichihara
T. Shimizu
G. Hagiwara
C. Yasushima
S. Umeura
Marconi Cape Cod Station Growing Toward August Completion
It was announced yesterday morning that work on the Marconi wireless telegraph station at Cape Cod is progressing satisfactorily and may be completed by August 1. The four corner towers will reach 915 feet upon completion, with about seventy feet already erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Cape Cod
Smith Injured in Bayside Carriage Accident
Charles F. Smith president of the House and Home Company of Manhattan was injured in Queens Bayside on Friday evening when a heavy truck overtook his carriage the truck pole caught in the hind wheel two wheels struck him and horses hooves touched him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F.smith
Charles F. Smith
House’ and Home Company of
Manhattan
Bayside
Queens Borough
Mr. Smith
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W. C. Whitney
Raquette Lake Place
Lemuel E. Quigg
Justice Brewer
Block Island
New London
Federica
Zaher
Trieste
Palermo
Messina
Spring House
East Harbor
Zahei
Consi
Monmouth Beach Club
el Capitan
Vaudevlle
Manhattan Beach Theatre
Frank Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Casino
Will Danforth
Owen Westford
Frank Turner
Tom Ricketts
Grace Orr Myers
Allene Crater
Grace Belmont
Walter Jones
Trixie, Friganza
Harry Connor
Eva Tanguay
Joseph C.miron
Nellie Follis
McKee
Harry Bulger
Klaw & Erlanger
King Bardout
Bronson Howard
Boulogne
Serst
James
Boston Theatre
Kirk Lashell
Eugene Walters
First
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Spain
Bim
Button Man
Ted Marks
West End
Sire Brothers
Mrs. Orchards
Terrace Garden
Rice
Wallack’s
Keith
Dickey
Clayton White-Marie Stuart and Company
Cole and Johnson
Three Marvelles
James Richmond Glenroy
Man With the
Green Gloves
Alexander Heindl
Empire City Four
Hayes
Wynne
Mitchell and Cain
Biograph
Proctor Stock Company
Capt. Swift
E. N. Bell
Maurice Barrymore
Beatrice Morgan
Portland At
the New Star
Seth St
Sam S. and
Lee Shubert
George Dance
Howard Talbot
Strand
Marconi Station
Mergenthaler-Horton Basket Machine Company
Mergenthaler-Horton Basket Machine Co
Eae Skq
SP. M. Pain
Opera Company
Miss Simplicity
Knickerbocker Bae & Ath
St. al- Hayman
Ty Ait
OSE
Herald
Eadie Foy
Sun
14Th ST
Betwe
F. Albee
Clayton White
Marie Stuart & CO
Cole and
Johnson
Marvelles
James Richmond
Glenkhroy
Alex Heindl Howe
Scott
Keleey Sisters
Hayes & Wynne
Empire City
Victoria & Tonight
Phroso
Mad Goolman
DE Bros Stretti
Willie Bros
Rachel Laya
Wartenburg Bros
Hur Buckner
Daly
Daniel Frohman
Journal Mth
WW. Savage
Sukt
Frank L. Perley
St, Nicholas
Columbus Ay
66Th St
R. E. Johnston
Duss
Zero
Wallace
E’way
20Th St. Eves
Wee
Lex
Mats
Robinson-Temple Op. Co. Coe
Trovatore & Carmen
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