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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1909

Page

7

Hughes Greets Pre German Singers at Madison Square Garden

Gov. Hughes welcomes German artists and a 18 000 crowd at the fifth German Singerfest in New York. Mme Schumann Heink delivers a strong recital as 14 000 plus box office totals top the night. Proceedings note German and American unity and praises for liberty.

Madison Square Garden Gov. Hughes Mme. Schumann-Heink Carl Hein Liszt Theodore Henninger Northeastern Federation of Singing Societies State of New York United States Ferman Mme Schumann-Hejiik Bruch Odysseus Opera Gounod Daniel Beddoe

A New Secret Service Play Opens in Rochester

The Lyceum Theatre hosted Easy Money a new Secret Service drama by Arthur Byron and William A Page with Byron as Wells a counterfeit master who schemes to float 10 000 000 in bogus money and is redeemed through a woman's influence A telegram from John E Wilkie Chief of the Secret Service expressed support.

New York Times Rochester N. Y United States Secret Service Arthur Byron William A. Page Lyceum Theatre Mr. Byron Wells John E. Wilkie The Secret Service

Miss Kitty Cheatham Opens London Season to Fashionable Crowd

London crowds greet American entertainer Miss Kitty Cheatham at her season opener. The popular performer drew many society figures and received numerous bouquets as she staged her first show of the season in the capital.

London Kitty Cheatham

Sembrich Bids Berlin Farewell in Barber of Seville

Mme Marcella Sembrich gave a farewell performance at Kroll's Royal Opera House Berlin in the Barber of Seville. The packed audience included American diplomats and spectators, with roses showered as she thanked them and spoke of touring America next season for about $100,000 in profit.

NEW York Times Berlin Mme Marcella Sembrich Kroll’s Royal Opera House Hill Elsie French Vanderbilt Dandrade Figaro Mme, Sembrich Strauss Chopin Arditi Wiedersehen Sembrich America

The Son of His Father Debuts at Belasco Theatre

The four act drama opened in Washington as a wealthy young American defies a merger that would enrich him while wrecking thousands of small operators. He triumphs in both finance and love, resisting his fiancée's father's plans.

Washington Belasco Theatre Wall Street

New York Theatre season plans and productions announced

Richard Le Gallienne plans Arestes with William Faversham and Walter Damrosch at matinees next season, using Massenet incidental music. A. G. Delamater and William Norris bring Beverly by Barr McCutcheon after a June Chicago close. Going Some moves to Maxine Elliott Theatre as Paul Armstrong and Rex Beach attend. Klaw & Erlanger pledge a June 27 benefit for Mrs Comley. Henry W Savage selects The Florist Shop as autumn Viennese farce with Engle Horst Neustadt cast. Cecile the Singer, a French operetta, debuts abroad June 24 in London under Elise Lathrop supervision.

Richard le Gallienne Belasco Maxine Elliott Paul Armstrong Rex Beach Klaw & Erlanger New York W. J Comley Henry W. Savage Atumn Alexander Engle Julius Horst Nina Morris Lionel Walsh Addie Orton John Thomas Marion Lorne Cecile Charles H. Dorr Frank L. Freeman Adrian Schubert London Mme. Campanini Marie Sammarco Elise Lathrop

Mrs Elizabeth Van Steenberg Pardee Dies at 90 in Morristown

Mrs Elizabeth Van Steenberg Pardee died yesterday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs A Fillmore Hyde on Glen Road Morristown New Jersey in her ninety first year. She was the widow of Harris Pardee a former New York merchant. Pardee's granddaughter Mrs Hyde is married to A Fillmore Hyde of the firm A G Hyde & Sons located at 361 Broadway.

Elizabeth van Steenberg Pardee A. Fillmore Hyde Glen Road Morristown N. J Harris Pardee New York Pardee Hyde A. G. Hyde & Sons Broadway West Forty-seventh Street Perth Amboy Hartford Conn Farmington Hoyt Boston Charles Danforth Hoyt St. Albans St. Lonergan East 30Th St Norah Lonergan Calvary McLaughlin John McLaughlin Frank E. Campbell Jony. MacDonald Catherine James Macdonald Woodycrest Av Highbridge N. WY Mead Greenwich Sarah E Seaman Mead West Putnam Grand Central Depot Connecticut Yonkers N. Y M. Helen Henry H. Mercabe New England Terrace Orange M. Pardee Elizabeth van Steenbergh Kingston Schulman Minna Union Field Cemetery Welsh Michael Welsh Edward Margaret Welsh William James Welsh Upton St St. Louis St. Columbus Kill Church Mount Olive Cemetery

Notable Obituaries From a City Across the States

The piece reports multiple deaths including Rev. J. J. Porter in Winchester at 58, Seitaro Takeda in Rochester at 53, Judge Emmett Field in Louisville at 68, Albert Ziegel in Buffalo at 91, Brother Anthony Helson in Brooklyn at 65, May Gallatin Brickley in Flatbush at unknown age, Angela Newhall Spooner in Borough Park at 76, Rev. William P. C. Strickland in Manasquan at 64, David J. Roache in New York at 45, and William H. Taylor in East Rutherford at 52. notes varied professions and affiliations and funeral arrangements.

J. J. Porter Winchester Seitaro Takeda Rochester Monroe Commandery Knights Templar Emmett Field Louisville Fulton College Missouri Albert Ziegel Buffalo N. Y Terman Grau Sacramento Cal Anthony Helson St. Francis Monastery Butler Street Brooklyn Jersey City St. Leonard’s Academy South Fourth Street Williamsburg May Gallatin Brickley William C. Brickley Herme Albemarle Road Flatbush Apt. Brickley Lloyds of London Angela Newhall Spooner Edward A. Spooner Borough Park St. Mark’s Avenue Spencer Mass William P. C. Strickland Manasquan First Methodist Church New Brunswick N. J New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference

Swift & Company fresh beef sales in New York week

Swift & Company reported fresh beef sales in New York City for the week ending June 19 averaging 8.97 cents per pound. The data reflects market activity and prices for wholesale beef cuts in the city.

Swift & Company New York City

Pittsburg Couple Wed in New York to Circumvent Cousin Marriage Law

Edgar Jonas Kaufmann, 23, son of Isaac Kaufmann, and his first cousin Lillian Sarah Kaufmann, daughter of Morris Kaufmann, were wed at the Hotel St. Regis after traveling from Pittsburg by special train. The ceremony was conducted with Rev. Dr. Leonard Levy assisting Dr. Stephen S. Wise.

Edgar Jonas Kaufmann Isaac Kaufmann Pittsburg Lillian Sarah Kaufmann Morris Kaufmann St. Regis Miss Kaufmann New York Pennsylvania Mr. Kaufmann Leonard Levy Stephen S. Wise City Hall TIMES Berkshires White Mountains Edgar Kaufmann Kaufmann Chicago

Miss Mary Astor Paul Weds Charles A Munn

Philadelphia June 21 Miss Mary Astor Paul and Charles A Munn wed at St Martin's Church Radnor The bride daughter of the late James W Paul Jr and sister of A J Drexel Paul was given in marriage by Gurnee Munn Best man Gurnee Munn Hailing guests include Drexel family and notable society figures The couple plan a European honeymoon then reside near Boston as Munn finishes college at Harvard

Aubrey Reeves Bunting Mary Phillips Pearce Alfred Pearce Philadelphia St. Regis New York Times Mary Astor Paul Charles A. Munn St. Martin’s Church Radnor James W. Paul, Jr William Waldorf Astor A. J. Drexel Paul St. Martin’s Bryn Mawr Mr. Munn Washington Harvard Europe Munn Boston College George W. Childs Drexel Livingston Biddle John R. Drexel Alice Drexel Alexander van Rensselaer Howard Henry Robert Kelso Cassatt Joseph Drexel Harry Lehr Julia Josh Biddle Dorothy Randolph Robert Bacon Gaston Bacon Maurice Francis Roche Aurel Batony1i New York Morroe Robinson Col. Roosevelt Clarence Hay Borrell Huff Jeffrey Riggs Thomas Blunmer Alanson Enos Hamilton Fish Frederick Forster Peabody Gardner

Miss Elizabeth Sands Weds John M Dickinson in New York

Miss Elizabeth Sands daughter of Mrs Philip J Sands of 135 East Sixty second Street married John M Dickinson of Trenton New Jersey yesterday afternoon. The Rev William M Grosvenor of the Church of the Incarnation officiated. The bride wore white satin and was given in marriage by her mother. Philemon Dickinson of Philadelphia acted as best man. The groom belongs to the law firm Vroom Dickinson Scammell.

Elizabeth Sands Philip J. Sands East Sixty-second Street John M. Dickinson Trenton N. J Vroom, Dick’nson & Scammell John F. B. Mitchell

Miss Sara Evans to Wed Otto C Kahn

Miss Sara Olive Evans of Pendre Flint Wales will wed Otto Charles Kahn son of Dr and Mrs Thomas Kahn of New York The Union Pacific Railroad transfer head and future bridegroom plans a Flint ceremony then a trip abroad before spending the rest of the summer at Lawrence LL summer home.

Sara Evans Otto C. Kahn J.wood Evans Pendre Flint Wales Sara Olive Evans Otto Charles Kahn Thomas Kahn New York Kahn Union Pacific Railroad Dr. Kahn Lawrence L. L

Bishop Attacks Yale Harvard Princeton at Xavier Graduation

Bishop McFaul of the Trenton diocese urged Xavier College graduates to defend Catholic education and press Catholic press. He cited Yale Harvard Princeton as undermining faith and morality, urged laity apostolate, and warned of widespread church leakage and conversions. Honorary Doctors of Laws were conferred on McFaul McDonnell Giegerich and Roesch.

Harvard Yale Princeton McFaul Trenton N. J College of St. Francis Xavier Sixth Avenue Sixteenth Street American Federation of Catholic Societies The Republic America Mark Hanna United States McDonnell Brooklyn Giegerich George F. Roesch

Rooftop Games At Waldorf Astoria Introduced

Guests at the Waldorf Astoria can now play handball and tennis on rooftop courts built by Mr Boldt. Awnings keep players cool during daytime play and breezes above the street aid comfort. Evening roof space hosts concerts with tables and chairs when courts are retracted.

Waldorf-Astoria Boldt

Mackay Prizes Highlight Roslyn School Commencement

A Roslyn Public School commencement featured Mrs. Clarence Mackay sending greetings from abroad and awarding prizes led by $25 prizes for top boy Newell H. Grace and top girl Mary N. Pahaelan both 17. Smaller awards ranged from $3 to $10. A bust of William Cullen Bryant was presented to the Board of Education.

New York Times Roslyn L. I Roslyn Public School Clarence Mackay Katherine MacKay Punche Newell H. Grace Mary N. Pahaelan Board of Education William Cullen Bryant

Governor Hadley's Father Dies in Kansas Home

Major J. M. Hadley father of Missouri Governor Herbert S. Hadley died at his De Soto Kansas residence after an angina attack. The governor and his sister were present. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Olathe Kansas.

New York Times DE Soto Kan J. M. Hadley Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Hadley Jefferson City Kansas City

Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned

Notices indicate marriage and death items to be submitted via telephone to The New York Times at the Bryant location, 1000 Bryant. The directive outlines how to place notices for publication.

New York Times Bryant

Birth Notices for Bassett and Shultz Families

Born. June 18 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bassett. Born. June 19 a son to Mr. and Mrs. A Byron Shultz.

Marriages and Dates From Various New York Area Notices

A list of marriage notices dated June with couples named and locations across New York and nearby states. Entries include Dickinson Sands at 135 East 62d Street New York and multiple June weddings in Lake George Hoboken Kingston Northport Springfield New Haven East Orange Bayonne and other places.

Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area

A paging list of obituaries and funeral notices for June 1909 across New York and nearby areas. Entries mention the deceased's name and kin, residence, age where given, and funeral or interment details, with multiple locations including New Haven Philadelphia Yonkers and Kingston.

Funeral notices and addresses across New Jersey and New York

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June. Names, ages, and addresses from Bronx to Newark, Jersey City, Bayonne, and Hoboken show upcoming funerals and today or tomorrow services. Individual entries specify residence and service times where known.

In Memorian Mary Church Ag Poa Holy Cross

Memorial notice from Harrison New Jersey lists Mary Burbank of Holy Cross Church Newark and Annile Carson of St James Church Newark in memory of a person who died June 28. The brief item notes a 7:30 A.M. service time.

Burbank

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