Tillman’s Daughter Weds in Quiet Ceremony at Trinity Church
Bridal pair Katharine Delace Tillman and John Fr. Martin Jr wed in a small service at Holy Trinity Church. The groom, Second Secretary to the American Embassy in London, is a Princeton graduate entering diplomatic service. The bride, daughter of Brig. Gen. Samuel Tillman, comes from a notable military and diplomatic family as the couple plans to join the Plattsburg program after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Martin
London
Katharine Delace Tittman
Samuel Tilman
John Fr. Martin, Jr
Exassy
Holy Trinity Church
James O. Chalmers
Martin
Plattsburg
Drs. Martin
Unite
S Y Academy
West Prt
Ated
Princeton
Dinner Guests Include Prince Aage of Denmark at Knickerbocker
Host W G Gardner entertained Prince Aage of Denmark at Armenville restaurant in the Knickerbocker hotel with Comte de Hoehenbere Lieut Col Lucas of the Royal Air Force Miss E Sichi Fich of Duenas Astres and Mr and Mrs A Cases among the guests. The gathering related to the British Consulate in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Aage
Denmark
W. G. Gardner
Armenvnile
T Hotel Knickerbocker
Comte de Hoeenbere
Lieut
Col. Lucas
Royal Air Force
E. Sichi- Fich
Duenas Astres
A Cases A
Mr. Garde
Honeymoon Guests At White Sulphur Springs Filigree of Idyl
Special to The New York Times reports many couples visiting White Sulphur Springs for their honeymoons. Major Walter T. Collins and bride Miss Anna Wheaton arrive from Chicago. State Senator James A. Foley and bride Miss Mabel Graham Murphy arrive from New York. other newlyweds from Baltimore Boston Terre Haute and Charleston are registered. A swimming pool exhibition draws attention with Miss Hice and Miss Luckett leading a race and pros Ned Noreus and George Converse performing tandem strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
White Sulphur
Chicago
Walter T. Collins
Anna Wheaton
Meadows
Thornton Lewis
James A. Foley
New York
Mabel Graham Murphy
Frederick Barton Harvey
Baltimore
Boston
Francis R. Hart
BE. H. Abbott
Louise Hobby
Gwendolyn Hart
Francis R. Hart, Jr
W. L. Sparks
Terre Haute
Ind
J. H. Stuart
F. W. Glen
N. FB. Mernie
Charleston
M. B. $Ommers
Berkeley Springs
W. Vu
Fila Hice
Katherine Luckett
Charles Noreeus
George Converse
Richard M. Regan
Baltimor
Countess Szechenyi to Visit Newport After Peace Terms
Countess Szechenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt and her children plan a Newport visit to see her mother Mrs. Vanderbilt at the Breakers once peace terms are issued. It is unclear if Count Szechenyi will join them. Prize Day at St George's School attracted Viscount and Viscountess De Sibour of France. Various New York and Washington residents plan summer homes and visits in Newport with dinners and cottage openings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Countess Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vandersbilt
Szechenyi
Budapest
Hungary
New York
Reginald Norman
Jack Point
Portsmouth
Dudley Davis
Wortham James
Cherry Neck
Alina Sands
William H. Sands
Charles Sands
Henry Fletcher Godfrey
Marion Tiffany
Theodora Tiffany
Henry Fletcher Godfrey, Jr
Tiffany
Gibson Fahnestock
Washington
Andrews
Harrison House
Sylvanus Stokes, Jr
Miss Fahnestock
Reginald W. Rives
Opera House Ballet at Oakmere Lawn Fete
Metropolitan Opera House ballet performers will present classic dances with lighting at Oakmere estate, Orenta Point, Mamaroneck, Saturday night during a New York League of Women Workers lawn fete. Warvin Lohres will sing with a male quartet in costume performing Neapolitan songs from a boat on the surrounding stream. Miss Virginia Potter of 138 East 78th Street chairs the organizing committee. proceeds fund building new clubs for working girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House Ballet
Oakmere
Bernard E. Pollak
Orenta Point
Mamaroneck
New York League of Women Workers
Warvin Lohres
Virginia Potter
East Seventy-eighth Street
Lawn party for Fordham University chapels benefit
A lawn party will be held Saturday on the grounds of Fordham University on Blackwell's Island to aid Catholic chapels attached to the Departments of Charities and Correction. Committees include prominent persons. A band concert and tables for euchre bridge whist and pinochle will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham University
Departments of Charities and Correction
Blackwell's Island
Miss Lanier Comly to Wed Lt. John M. Mitchell at Tuxedo Park
Miss Lanier Comly daughter of Major and Mrs Garrard Comly will marry Lieutenant John Murray Mitchell U S A son of Mrs John Murray Mitchell of this city and Tuxedo Park. The ceremony will be held Saturday at Tuxedo Park where the couple will reside in a villa. Major Comly formerly served with the General Staff in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Comly
Tuxedo
Lanier Comly
Garrard Comly
John Murray Mitchell
Tuxedo Park
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Major Comly
France
Theodore P Shonts in Critical Illness After Lung Surgery
Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough, is critically ill at his Park Avenue home after bronchial pneumonia with pleurisy and empyema. He underwent surgery last Sunday by Drs Squier and Erdmann to remove lung pus. condition considered grave but improving, with further updates to be released by his secretary. Shonts, a past Isthmian Canal Commission chair, led New York transit efforts since 1907 and faced transit fare debates to avert bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Snonts
Interborough
Park Avenue
J. Bentley Squier
East Forty-ninth Street
John F. Erdmann
West Fifty-second Street
Shonts
Dr. Squier
Isthmian Canal Commission
New York
Suit over altered restaurant checks filed against union officers
Michael Joseph Hegarty, former head waiter at Healy's, sues five officers of the International Federation of Workers in the Hotel Restaur ant Club and Catering Industry seeking 10000 pounds. He alleges altered checks overcharged patrons and restaurant losses, and claims union officials forced his discharge after reporting the fraud, hindering his ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Federated Workers
West Forty-sixth Street
Supreme Court
Michael Joseph Hegarty
Healy's
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Otto Wagner
John Haggerty
Richard Lucas
Samuel Kremberg
Hearty
Healy
Downtown Chamber pushes Americanization drive against Bolshevism
A Downtown Chamber of Commerce meeting on Twelfth Street and Second Avenue reviewed Margaret Wilson's letter urging action to curb Bolshevism in downtown districts. Julian Goldman urged Board of Education to use the new Americanization law, while Justice Hoffman proposed Schlacht lead the effort with a petition to State Education head Finley signed by twenty two nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Downtown Chamber of Commerce
Twelfth Street
Second Avenue
Julian Goldman
Board of Education
Benjamin Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Harry H. Schlacht
Lower East Side
John H. Finley
State Educational Department
East Side
Miss Wilson
Medical Society to Aid State in Battle Against Drug Evil
The New York County Medical Society adopted a resolution pledging cooperation with the State Commissioner of Narcotic Drugs in fighting the drug problem. A special meeting discussed new regulations for physicians handling addicts and a letter denied any stand by the Health Department on independent rules. Dr. EB Eliot Harris outlined physician duties under the regulations, while Dr. Henry S. Stark and others opposed them, arguing they could deter legitimate treatment and push patients toward illicit narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County Medical Society
Department of Health
Copeland
State Commission
EB. Eliot Harris
Henry S. Stark
Stark
Willis Killed in California Auto Crash
Joseph Grinnell Willis, 39, son of Morristown, N J's Grinnell Willis, died Saturday night in a car crash between Hollywood and Redlands California. The former New York Stock Exchange member had lived in Hollywood for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Willis
California
Joseph Grinnell Willis
Grinnell Willis
Morristown
N. J
Hollywood
Redlands
Cal
Mr. Willis
New York Stock Exchange
Funeral Today for Former New York Police Chief Devery
Funeral services for William H. Devery the longtime New York police chief are set for Far Rockaway with a 10 am home service on Mott Avenue followed by a procession to St Mary Star of the Sea Church for a 10:30 am Requiem Mass. Police and officials will attend as stores along the route close. The procession will proceed via Mott Avenue Central Avenue and Lawrence then return to the church, with escort by motorcycle police to Calvary Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Police Commissioner Richard Enright and several other city officials and former officers. Friends and condolences poured in at the Mott Avenue home past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Rockaway
L. L
William 8. Devery
New York
Mott “Avenue
Herbert Farrell
Mott Avenue
Central Avenue
Lawrence
Thomas J. Kelly
Calvary Cemetery
Richard B. Enright
William H. Edwards
Internal Revenue
Ray Cohen
Max Bergman
Cleveland
Ohio
Milcheisser
Lexington Av
Bradley
Harold Bartlett Bradley
Royal Air Force
Herbert Bradley
Carrington Hening
Union St
Montclair
Brandes
Diedrich Brandes
Mary BK. Brandes
Henry J. Brandes
West 121St St
Callahan
Annie Callahan
County Cavan
Ireland
James Ff. McLarney
The
Lady of Angels
Thomas
David
Phillip
Coudert
Adelaide Coudert
Lockwood
Louis Leonce Coudert
Louis
Victor Firs
Joan
Robert F
Leonie
Cecile Coudert
Clara KE
Mead
Charien R. Fink
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
65Th St
Central Park West
Ford
Roosevelt Hospital
William 8
U. BS Naval Academy
Freeman
Marie
Virgil KH
Nancy Simpson Vreeman
Andover
N. J
Gaertner
Henry Arthur
Cornell
Ithaca
Gearhart
Jane Jackson
Hahnemann Hospital
Gleeson
John A. Gleeson
St. Michael's Church
New York City
Nora Gleeson
Newburgh
N. Y
Familly Plot
Guttzeit
F. Paul and
Marie Guttcelt
Clarkson St
Brooklyn
Hach
Julia Amalia Hach
Kallenbach
August Hach
ST Bank St
Francis Woodhull
Troy
Lang
Mithesda
Jordan
Higelow Avood St
Bulion St
Woodhaven
Lutheran Cemetery
Langley
Wiliam H. Langley
Bellport
Long Island
Los Angeles
Cal
Lobenstine
Yonkers
Wilhelmina Lobenstine
Sigmen Lobenstine
Anna Ahrens
David Rothschild
Lenox Av
Greenwood
Friends and Sisters of Bathia No. 10
Grand Lodge U. O. T. S
Lonenstein
Grand Lodge
Wilhelmina Lobenstein
David Rothechild
Warior
Greenwood Memory
A Schlesinger
Bianca B. Rouditscher
Grand See
Johbn
Lyte
Campbell Funeral Church
Broadway
Actors’ Fund
MASKS
Abraham Marka
Annie
Mary Murphy
Mra
W. F. Carroll
Colorado Springs
Mra. J. Quinlan
Albermarle Road
Nepperhan Heights
B&j. Bartholomew's Church
Mt Hope Cemetery
Plough
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Clara Mordecai Plough
S. Harley Plough
West 100Th St
New Oheang
Robertson
Paterson
John Dunbar
William and
Mary Barrow
Church of the Holy Innocents
Willow
Hoboken
Rossdale
Herman
Albert B
Mattie Rossdale
Louise Herman
Harriden
Rev John A Gleeson Dies After Thirty Years At St Michael Church
The Rev John A Gleeson born December 29 1846 in Ireland died yesterday at 442 West 34th Street He led reform in Hell's Kitchen and worked to enlarge St Michael's Home in Green Ridge Staten Island caring for about 400 children He was ordained June 7 1872 after studies at St Vincent's Latrobe and Niagara University He earlier served at St Marys Grand Street and St Rafels Forty first Street and became rector of St Michael's in 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gleeson
St.Michael’s Catholic Church
West Thirty-fourth Street
Father Gleeson
Hell's Kitchen
West Side
St. Michael's Home
Green Ridge
Staten Island
Ireland
Dee
Gleeson
United States
St. Vincent’s School
Latrobe
Venn
Niagara University
Old St. Mary's
Grand Street
St. Rafael’s Parish
Forty-fhst Street
St. Michael's
Longtime Brooklyn fire and marine insurer Emil H. Frank dies
Emil H. Frank an 80 Madison Lane broker and head of Frank & Du Bois died at his Brooklyn home from pneumonia He was born in Dresden 76 years ago and served in the Civil War with the 52d New York Infantry He fought at Fair Oaks Antietam and Fredericksburg rising to Lieutenant Torravery He helped found the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club and was its oldest director He also belonged to the Montauk Club and the Downtown Club of Manhattan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil H. Frank
Frank & du Bois
Madison Lane
Montgomery Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Frank
Dresden
Germany
52D
New York Infantry
Paul
Paul Frank
Fair Oaks
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Toravery
Frank
Veteran comedian John S Marble dies at Lenox Hill Hospital
John S Marble a veteran comedian from one of the nation's oldest theatrical families died yesterday at Lenox Hill Hospital. Born in Buffalo in 184, he was the son of Ben Marble a leading comedian. He debuted with McVickers Stock Company in Chicago and spent years in stock productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Marble
Lenox Hill Hospital
Actor's Fund
Buffalo
Ben Marble
McVicker’s Stock Company
Chicago
Widow of Gen Draper Dies in Rome
Mrs Susan Preston Draper widow of Brigadier General William Franklin Draper dies at a Rome hotel on Sunday morning. Her daughter Principessa Joncompagni was with her. The funeral will be at the American Church and the body will be returned to the United States.
Obituary Notes list several notable deaths across locations
The obituary notes announce deaths of Ralph Tyner a 79 year old truckman and former treasurer of the Team Owners Association of New York, Cesar Lombardi 74 president of A. H. Belo & Co in Berkeley, Tunis Schenck 63 Matawan firms agent and council member, Major William H. Langley 78 president of Langley & Co in Bellport, and other figures including James Brinckerhoff 16, William C. Bolles 40 at Newark Velodrome, Ralph Billingsley 21 aboard the U S Lake Wimico near Libau Latvia, and John Brooke Lord 34 miner and trader in the Takotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tyner
Team Owners’ Association of
New York
Sterling Vince
Brooklyn
James Lott Hmprinckersoff
Jamaica
Brinckerhoff
Brinckerhoffs
Fron Holland
William C. Bolles
Newark
Ralph Billingsley
West Babylon
L. J
Colorado
Takotas
Woodruff Avenue
Cesar Maurice Lombardi
A. H. Belo & Co
Dallas News
Dallas Evening Journal
Galveston News
Berkeley
Cal
Tunis R. Schenck
Serreil & Schenck
Murray Street
Main Street
Matawan
N. J
Schenck
William H. Langley
Bellport
L. I
W- H. Langley & Co
Worth Street
Los Angeles
Mr. Langley
Marriages Reported Across Churches and Cities in June 1919
Several wedding notices dated June across New York and nearby areas. J Norman Carpenter wed Mary Story at Congregational Church in Clin on Av. Gabriel Chenes and Mary Babcock announce June 11 nuptials. Dorothy Honey marries Frank Ducey at St Patrick's Cathedral. Carleton Marsh and Anne Parry wed in Rome New York. Katharine Tillman to J F Martin Jr at Holy Trinity NYC. Frieda Moldavia Goldenberg to Eli Moldaiva at 774 Sackman Street Brooklyn. Saslawsky to Edith Quaile at Chapel of the Incarnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter—Story
Clinon Av. Congregational Church
Nehemiah Boynton
J. Norman Carenter
Mary Josephine Story
Rooklyn
N. Y
Chenes
Babcock
Gabriel C. Chenes
Mary Kennard Babcock
Ducey
Honey
Vincent MccGean
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dorothy F. Honey
Frank E
E. Tillman
J. F. Martin, Jr
Birth announcements for Harris and Schwarz daughters
Mr and Mrs Abraham Harris announce the birth of a daughter on June 21 1919 at 954 Bast iKind St Bronx. Mr and Mrs Arthur A Schwarz announce the birth of a daughter on June 18 1919 at 1155 Park Av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarz
Arthur A. Schwarz
Park Av
Engaged couple announced in Utica and Jersey City
Mrs Alfred J Bromley of Utica announces the engagement of her daughter Mildred Carpenter to Walter P Muller of Jersey City Heights.
Obituary notices from New York area June 1919
A dense list of death and funeral notices across New York and New Jersey, naming Hyman Adelberg John Allan Helen Armstrong James Barry Diedrich Brandes Adelaide Coudert J. Henry Deev es Marie Freeman Rosa Spang Isidor Vogler and others. Services scheduled at homes churches and cemeteries with dates June 24 25 26 1919. many notices include last residence and interment details.
Funeral home and chapel listings for Harlem area 1963
Mead Chapel and H Sons Funeral Directors offer home funeral services with no extra cost. Listings show addresses at 1029 Maison Ave and 332 East 86 St with connected offices on 1963 Concourse East 179th and Lenox 6652. Winterbottom Sixth Ave at Sid By Woodlawn Cemetery advertises small lot sales near Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Chapel
Maison Ave
Harlem
Jacob Herr
Memoriam Clara B. Faton Departed 1917
In sad memory of our devoted mother Clara B. Faton who departed this life June 24 1917. Her children Maude Eva and Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Clara B. Faton
Maude
Eva
Ralph
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Ony
Neos
J. H. Huestis
Iss Elsie Wood
14Th
U. S. Engineers
Boris Saslawsky
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Feet
Edith Quaile
Church of the Incarnation
Sev
Savlansky Cain
Miss Quaile
Teaver
Sannes School
Yvette Guilbert
Mrs. Saslawsky
West End Avenue
Nuestis
Jumphrey Huestis, Jr
James H. Huestis
Winchester
Mass
Elsie Wool
Philip M. Wood
Dr. Wood
Ward
Rockland Tyng
Leon B. Preen
Florothy Tiederman
Annie E. Napier
Wiesey Gamble
Watertown
N.Y
Paul West Bunker
Charles W.rbore
Motor Corps
National League For Women's Service
Red Cross
Houstis
Boston & Maine Railroad
United States Pone Administration
New Engod
Heustis
Harvert
Engineering Corps
Unite States Engineers
Neil
Eisenbach
J. Hye Cohen
Marion F. Eisens
Alfred Ist Kind
Falk-Koenig
Pannye V. Koenizg
Samuel S. Koenig
Sam- 4 Falk
Seventieth Treet
Koenigs
New York County
Republican
Mittee, Ld
East Seventh Street
Bradley Beach
Koenig
Horace Ann
Falk
Ass Weer Fifty-first Street
New York Univerity
Mat Winter
J. A. Foleys
Mabel Murphy
Holmes
Cortlandt-St
Sheedoree
A. Kohn &Zion Jewellers
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough President
Drs. Squier
Erd
Mann
Sues Waiters’ Union
Healey
County Medical Society
Devery
St. Michael’s
Comedian
Allan
Hackensack
John Allan
Helen
Helen Settee
Campbell Funera Church
National Vaudeville Association
Lorenstine
Sisters OF
Bathiah No. 10
David Rothachild
Martha Meyer
Roselle Park
Edward G. Street
Chestnut St
North Artington
Willis
Joseph Grinnell
Emily Mayer Willis
Grinnell
Willi
Nathaniel Wise Wood
Charlotte E
Edgecombe
Washington Heights Baptist Church
145Th St
H’s Sons
Lenox
Trement
CNA Winterbottom
Sid
Woodlawn Cemetery
East 23d St
Mnloomingdale Bros., Guth St. and
Campbell
Columbus
Frank E. Campbell
Funeral
Lisle
American Hosiery Co
New Britain, Conn
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Franklin K. Lane
Montana
America
Berton Braley
Fifth Avenue Bank
Fifth Avenue N. W
44Th Street
Fifth Avenue Bank of New York
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