Blagden and Lydia Jones Wed in Elegant Fifth Avenue Ceremony
Arthur Campbell Blagden son of Mrs. Samuel P. Blagden and Lydia Lawrence Jones daughter of Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones were married at St Thomas Church on Fifty third Street and Fifth Avenue. Rev Dr Stires officiated. The bride wore a lace gown with a lace veil and carried lilies of the valley. After a reception at 41 Fifth Avenue the couple plan a European trip and a Boston winter while Blagden finishes Harvard Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell Blagden
Samuel P. Blagden
Lydia Lawrence Jones
Arthur Mason Jones
St. Thomas’s Church
Fifty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Ernest M. Stires
Endicott Peabody
Roton
Dorothy Kane
Crawford Blagden
Bing
Samuel Jagden
Wendell Blagden
Perry Osborn
Oliver D. Filley
Joseph ‘W. Burden
Roger M. Poor
Eliot Cross
William O’d. Iselin
Charles S. Bird, Jr
A. Laurence Hopkins
2D. Grenville Clark
Malcolm McBurney
Mary Mason Jones
Franko
Boston
Blagden
Harvard Law School
William Iselin
Arthur Iselin
Rhinelander Waldo
Waldo
Margaret Waldo
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Hasel
R. Fulton Cutting
Douglas Robinson
Harry Nicholas
Grenville Kane
Schuyler Parsons
Evelyn Parsons
E. H. Harriman
Richard Wharton
Beverly Robinson
Edwin Morgan
H. W. Payne
A. B. Field
Gordon Douglas
Wilmerding
Columbus Ise- Jin
Richard Mortimer
Francis R. de Wissman
Eleanor Mortimer
Ruth Hubbell
Tuckerman
Ruth Ashmore
Miss Tuckerman
Bradish Johnson
Aymar Johnson
Charles Coster
Coster
Charles B. Alexander
Harriet Alexander
Samuel Blagden
Pryce Yallalee and Margaret Shaw Wed in St Matthew’s Church
The wedding of the late William Pryce Yallalee and Miss Margaret MclLintock Shaw took place at five yesterday evening at St Matthew’s Episcopal Church on West 84th Street. The bride was given away by her brother Douglas Montague Shaw, with Henry M. Read as her only attendant. Allan Pryce Yallalee served as best man and the ushers included Samuel Sloan, James W. Hutt, Herbert M. McLintock, and Harry C. Shaw. Charles Pryce Yallalee, son of the groom, is noted in attendance.
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William Pryce Yallalee
Margaret MclLintock Shaw
George Shaw
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
West Highty-fourth Street
Arthur H. Judge
Shaw
Douglas Montague Shaw
Henry M. Read
Allan Pryce Yallalee
Herbert M. McLintock
Harry C. Shaw
Charles
Pryce Yallalee
Rodgers O Brien and Rose Marie O Brien wed at St Thomas Church
Henry Belden Rodgers and Rose Marie O'Brien were married at noon in St Thomas's Church. The couple had no attendants. Rodgers works as a manager for Church Club of 3 East Fifty sixth Street.
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Henry Belden Rodgers
Rose Marie O’brien
St. Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
Rodgers
Church Club
Fifty-sixth Street
Morgan,Fitz-Simon Wedding to Be Held Today
Miss Ursula J Morgan daughter of Mrs John B Morgan and niece of J Pierpont Morgan will marry Rev William Fitz Simon rector of St Marys Episcopal Church Tuxedo today at that church. J Pierpont Morgan will give the bride away and the reception follows at the Tuxedo villa of Mr and Mrs W Pierson Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula J. Morgan
John B. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Fitz-Simon
St Mary's Episcopal Church
Tuxedo
Theuxedo Villa
Ethelwyn Hoyt
Eugene F. Oyt
Collegiate Reformed Church
West End Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
Frank K. Sturgis
Lenox F
Adirondacks
Harry T. Peters
Newport
W. Storrs Wells
Frank S. Witherbee
Lake Champlain
Irving H. Taylor
Buckingham
Yester May
Orange
Actress Mrs Leslie Carter Sues Over Alterations and Pet Bath Conclusion Pending
Actress Mrs Leslie Carter Payne faces a suit by contractor Hedlund for payment on alterations at her Seventeenth Street house. The case, tied to a mechanic s lien, also names house owner Ezra Prentice and a bankruptcy receiver. A ruling awaits Judge Fitzgerald after a May hearing. Also, eight month old Leslie McKinley from The Three Twins attracts the Children's Society attention at Herald Square Theatre with agent Pizzaro attending and company manager Oviatt to meet officials.
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Leslie Carter H. Payne
Hedlund
Seventeenth Street
Carter-Payne
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Children’s Society
Leslie McKinley
Herald Square Theatre
Children's Society
Pizzaro
Oviatt
Stage notes reveal reengagements and rooftop plans for shows
Charles Frohman reengages Bruce Mc Rae as leading man for Ethel Barrymore next season and imports Gertie Millar and James Blakeley from London. Stella Tracy joins The Three Twins as Kate Armitage, with Alice Yorke retiring. The Merry Widow opens on the New Amsterdam roof next Monday with downstairs performances midweek as before. The roof and auditorium will be remodeled for a 32‑piece orchestra. William A Brady signs Ethel Brandon for The Man of the Hour on the Pacific Coast. Bernardi, ready to perform fourteen characters, begins July 6 on William Hammerstein's roof garden after a London Pavilion run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Bruce McRae
Ethel Barrymore
New Amsterdam
Mr. Savage
William A. Brady
Ethel Brandon
Pacific
William Hammerstein
Bernardi
Pavilion
London
Consul General Gaffney's wife in Tampa accident status
Consul General T St John Gaffney of Dresden traveled to Tampa on vacation after telegrams claimed Mrs Gaffney had a painful accident there. He had just returned from Chicago and planned to sail to his post on the Mauretania, while Tampa dispatches later said Mrs Gaffney was in Tampa with no confirmed accident.
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T. St. John Gaffney
Dresden
Tampa
3500 Play Skat in Garden Congress
The Eleventh Congress of the North American Skat League gathered at Grand Central Palace with 3500 players. 2600 at tables. Max Erdtman led in scores as counting of records begins for prizes up to $1000. Women attendees enjoyed Terrace Garden events while receptions follow at Ruppert’s brewery and Bernheimer Schwartz. Next congress planned for Milwaukee with Robert Schiller as president.
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Grand Central Palace
New York
Saxony
Herman Ridder
League
Wurzburger
Congress
Hoyle
Gegners
Max Erdtman
Brooklyn Skat
O. R. Gehrke
Milwaukee
Otto Wrangel
Philadelphia
Paul Abraham
Passaic
N. J
Emil Porger
F. H. Gerber
Adolf Lehnhoff
M. M. Jonas
Chicago
Terrace Garden
United States
Germany
Jacob Ruppert
Third Avenue
Ninety-second Street
Bernheimer & Schwartz's
Amsterdam Avenue
127Th Street
Coney Island
Robert Schiller
Martin Dreyfus
Arthur Mand
Albert Speich
Paul Tromnow
Russian composer Rimsky-Korsakoff dies at 64 in St Peters
The death of Prof Rex Rimsky-Korsakoff at his country estate deeply affects St Petersburg. A naval family background, he wrote his first symphony as a cadet and produced operas such as Pikovitanka Sadko and Snegurochka. His last work Legends of Kitech moved audiences. He suffered asthma but kept composing. age 64.
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ST. Petersburg
Prof
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Tschaijkovsky
Glinka
M. Rimsky-Korsakoff
Pikovitanka
Imperial Opera
Kitech
Moscow
Christian Burcky dies pioneer Chicago restaurateur
Chicago, June 22. Christian Burcky, famed as the man who quit when his pile was made, died yesterday at his residence. With Ea Milan he opened a lunch room in a box car on Madison Street before the 1871 fire, built a basement near Clark, and ran what was called the original first class Chicago restaurant. In 1888 they counted stock and cash totaling over 1.9 million, then sold the business and Burcky never returned to business ventures.
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Chicago
Christian Burcky
Ea” Milan
Madison Street
Clark
Clark Street
Chica
Burecky
Obituaries of Hart Suff, Mills, Wright, Huestis, Strauss
Brig. Gen Albert Hartsuff US Army retired dies in Detroit of heart disease. Everett Mills Newark court officer dies at home after illness. former Newark Red Stocking ball player leaves widow and two children. John Wright Jersey City 70 dies after illness. Civil War navy veteran son of long-time Hudson County prosecutor. survives three sisters and a brother. William Huestis White Plains real estate veteran dies at 78. survived by widow two daughters and a son. Adolph Strauss longtime New York wholesale butcher dies at 50 West 94th Street. survived by widow and two children. funeral Wednesday at 10 AM.
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Albert Hartsuff
U. S.A
Detroit
New Orleans
Everett Mills
Newark
Mills
John Wright
Prospect Street
Jersey City
Edwin R. W. Wright
Hudson County
Wright
Farragut
William Huestis
White Plains
William Fowler
Adolph Strauss
West Ninety-fourth Street
Baden
Rosa Levy
L. D. Loewenthal
Benjamin Marshall
Syracuse
Rotterdam in Ends First Voyage on New Holland Line
The Holland Amerika liner Rotterdam arrived in New York after an eight day crossing from Rotterdam with 152 cabin passengers. She measures 24 170 gross tons, 677 feet long, and 78 feet beam. The ship features large promenades, 22 electric ventilation motors, plate glass side windows, and advanced fire extinguishing gear. Capacity totals 525 first class 615 second class and 2 500 steerage passengers.
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Rotterdam
Belfast
Harland & Wolff
New York
Francis R. Allen
Sydney Biddle
F. H. Bodman
C. C. Bragg
Joseph Soo John Dickinson
Alexander Glass
Eleanor Glass
Catherine Graves
S. Warren Hartwell
Frances Jaques
Louis L. Kahn
L. Kalman
Lillie Kalman
C. E. Kolb
Thomas Lancaster
Limburg Styrum
George T. Lincoln
Wilson Lincoln
G. Plunkett Magann
Kathleen Magan
Joseph M. McCutcheon
I. A. McGraw
Americans Set for Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm II Voyage
Among those sailing today for Europe on the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II are Mr and Mrs Thomas Atherton Mrs J Adams Mrs Wallace B Benjamin Mrs Rose Bondy Mr and Mrs R D Burgess Mr and Mrs Theodore W Cramp Mrs Levi Carter Mr and Mrs Payton T Carr Mr and Mrs George Crawford Clark Mrs Helen R Congdon Mrs John F Carroll Mr and Mrs E C De Witt Mr and Mrs M L Falk Mr and Mrs Peter Gibson Mrs Randolph Guggenheimer Mrs Charles M Henderson Miss Mary Mullane Mr and Mrs Mark H Mack Mr and Mrs Harold F McCormick Mr and Mrs Pamaleee Prentice James H Ripley Mrs Thomas M Turner Mrs T W Wadsworth and Assistant Seegecind Wilson of the State Department
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Europe
Thomas Atherton
J. Adams
Wallace B. Benjamin
Rose Bondy
R. D. Burgess
Theodore W. Cramp
Levi Carter
Payton T. Carr
George Crawford Clark
Helen R. Congdon
John
T. W. Wadsworth
Seegecind Wilson
Assembly to Inspect New York City Finances
Albany June 22 Speaker James W Wadsworth Jr announces committees to represent the Assembly on commissions created by the last Legislature to investigate New York City finances. Members include Bennet of New York Lee of Kings Palmer of Schoharie and Oliver of New York.
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Albany
Assembly
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Senate
Wadsworth
New York City
J. Messrs. Bennett
New York
Lee
Kings
Palmer
Schoharie
Oliver
Minnehaha Delayed by Strong Tide at Port Docking
The Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha from London could not dock at its regular pier due to a powerful tide and tied up at the end. Captain Sidney Leyland, recently recovered from pneumonia, resumed command. The voyage brought over forty fox hounds and a list of arriving passengers includes Mrs. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, Miss Rose, and many others.
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London
Sidney Leyland
Tilbury Docks
A. S. Woodriff
HE . Yemans
R. A. J. Hewat
Judith E. Hewat
Henry Holder
Fannie Jackson
M. O. Keane
C. E Kyle
Edith McCollum
Allan McCollum
J. Edward Midgley
G. Bonham Bird
E. F. Bishop
Students Stage Musical Play At City College
Commencement week kicks off with the class of 1908 presenting The New Régime a two knocks one kick musical comedy in the main building. Frederick N. Westphal acted as class prophet and Siegfried F. Hartman received a shovel for further digging into learning. H M Goldstein received a wreath with lemons and the mustache trio drew laughs with hair tonic. St Francis College holds fiftieth commencement in Brooklyn Majestic Theatre awarding seven BA degrees nine commercial diplomas and twenty academic diplomas. Valedictory by Leo J Heffernan. address by Rev J McNamara.
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College of the City of New York
Frederick N. Westphal
Siegfried F. Hartman
H. M. Goldstein
St. Francis’s College
Butler Street
Brooklyn
Majestic Theatre
Leo J. Heffernan
Bird
Coler
J. McNamara
Marriages Date June 1908 In New York and New Jersey
A list of marriage notices from June 1908 details brides and grooms across New Jersey New York and Connecticut. Entries include Lydia Law Lawrence marrying Arthur Campbell Blagden in June 22 1908 and multiple other couples such as Maria Louisa Riggs with Robert Treat Crane Katharine Cowdrey with Carl Hassformerly Montclair and Ursula McKee with George Renouff among others.
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Crane—Riggs
Matlock
Ridgefield, Conn
Lewis Parks
Maria Louisa
George W. Riggs
Robert Treat Crane
Baltimore
Obituary notices from New Rochelle Nyack and Brooklyn area
A long list of death notices and forthcoming funerals across New Rochelle Nyack White Plains and Brooklyn with names ages and service details. Entries include Jose Xavier Arosemena Mannes Baum John W Callahan Edmund W Davis M Virginia Fowler Jane Germond Sarah Haven Barrett W Horton William Huestis James William Irwin Isabella Johnson George Keck Hester Martin William Summers Raynor Jessie Shay Mary Florence Spencer Adolph Strauss Alice Taylor Arthur L Willson and many others with service venues timing and burial locations.
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Davis
Grand Cascapedia
Canada
Edmund W Davis
Fowler
Germond
Ridgewood
L. IL
Jane M. Germond
Wellington Germond
L. I
Haven
Sarah C. Haven
Warren N. Haven
Stephen Merritt Burial Company
N. Y
William Henry Huestis
Grace Episcopal Church
White Plains Rural Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Irwin
James William Irwin
Oradell
N. J
35Th St. Ance Lexington
New York
Kensico Cemetery
Johnson
West 128Th St
Isibella
St. Andrew's Church
127Th St
Fifth
Milton
Mass
Boston
Old King’s Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Albert Meredith
William Platt Fepper
Philadelphia
Martin
Hester Martin
L. ¥. Martin
Raynor
San Francisco
Cal
William Summers Raynor
Hiram
Hannah E
Shay
Presbyterian Hospital
Jessie Shay
East 74Th St
Kensico
Spencer
Bernhard C. Hesse
Clinton
West 130Th St
Mary Florence Spencer
Horace Radford Spencer
Seymour
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Train Trolleys and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, with carriage access. Lots priced from 150 pounds. contact 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or a representative. Office: 20 East 230 Street, New City.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
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Hugh Taylor
Greenwood
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Webster Av
Arthur L. Willson
Tillie
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Peekskill
Zinnen
St. Freuvis’ Hospital
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Louis Zinnen
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Church of Most Holy Redeemer
East 3d St
Office of the Dead
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Ackerson
Montclair X. J
George B. Ackerson
Balzar
Flatbush Av
Lilian R- Balzar
Borowsky
Conover St
Johanna Borowsky
Carr
Hannah Carr
Corbett
Josephine TI. Corbett
Frank L. Egner
Ay. Fay
Park St
Annabella Fay
Bindeisen
Jefferson 1
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Caroline Findeisen
Finn
East 96Th St
James Finn
Fleischner
Benjamin Fleischner
Fune
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Union. &J
Adolph Freuhauf
Frueh
Bethany Deaconess
Bertha Frueh
Sh. Gray
Canal St
Catherine G. ‘Gray
M. Hachmeister
Maplewood
Henry Hachmeister
Hagen
St. Catharine’s Hospital
Bertha Hagen
Halpin
Cottage Place
Matthew J. Halpin
A.M. Kolb
Downing St
Anna Marie Kolb
Kordes
Moffat St
Elizabeth Kordes
Landvogt
Linden St
Frederick Landvogt
McDermott
Montauk Av
Frederick McDermott
McKetta
Cumberland Street Hospital
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Park Place
Frank Herbert -Mayer
May
Monitor St
Greenpoint
Peter May
Meyer
Thompson St
Elizabeth M. Meyer
Miskell
West 42d St
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Mohr
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41St St
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Morrison
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Glendale
Queens
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Petersen
East T4th St
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Sunnyside Av
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Powers
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Hoboken
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Rottach
Grove St
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Rupprecht
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Nostrand Av
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Putnam Av
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Union St
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Tjeant
Schneider
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Lottie M. Schneider
Nergl
Lemonson
Clifton Place
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Vanderveer St
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