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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

9

Miss Whipple Weds Arthur Hagemeyer in Fifth Avenue Ceremony

Arthur Herbert Hagemeyer, son of Mrs. Frank E. Hagemeyer, married Miss Dorothy Sherburne Whipple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Dana Whipple, at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The bride wore a brocaded white satin gown with lace and orange blossom details. Attendant was her sister Marion L. Whipple. Best man was Frank Hagemeyer.

Arthur Herbert Hagemeyer Frank E. Hagemeyer West Fifty-fifth Street Dorothy Sherburne Whipple N. Dana Whipple Flushing Orlock Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth Avenue Forty-fifth Street Henry D. Waller St. George's Episcopal Church Herbert Shipman Marion L. Whipple

Miss Schwab Weds Joseph Abrahams at Gotham Hotel

Miss Aimee Schwab daughter of State Tax Commissioner Joseph Schwab married Joseph Abrahams in a Gotham Hotel ceremony officiated by Dr De Sola Mendes. A 50-voice wedding choir, June roses decor, and a supper followed before the couple’s bridal journey to Canada and Maine woods.

Aimee Schwab Joseph Schwab Jeannette Hoffman Chicago Lulu Frank Minna Kempner David Abrahams Morris Schwab Toledo Ohio Mr. Cazeres Pittsburgh

Miss Elsie Vignot Weds Henry Lanthier in Flushing

Miss Elsie Vignot daughter of Mrs. Alfred Van Buren of Flushing married Henry Arthur Lanthier son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lanthier at St Michael's Church Flushing. The ceremony was led by Mgr Donnelly with Fathers Maron Winn and Rogers assisting.

Elsie Vignot Alfred van Buren Twenty-third Street Flushing Henry Arthur Lanthier Louis Lanthier St. Michael’s Catholic Church Mgr. Donnelly John Maron Brooklyn John Winn James Rogers Irene Walsh Anita Schwartz Hoboken N. J Marshall Clapp Manhattan Henry Vignot Alfred M. Barrett New York

Miss Ethel Jones to Wed Marion Hatch Fisher

Miss Ethel B. Jones daughter of Mrs LB Jones of 570 West 156th Street and Marion Hatch Fisher of Jamestown NY are to marry Saturday evening at 830 o'clock at the Hotel Gotham The Rev John Edgecomb rector of Trinity Church Cranford NJ to perform the ceremony followed by a large reception Mrs Frederick Behrens Ryan of Cranford to be matron of honor and the bride's only attendant R Fenton Fisher will be his brother's best man

Ethel B. Jones LB. Jones West 156Th Street Marion Hatch Fisher Jamestown N. Y

Prominent guests expected at Jamestown wedding

Ushers chosen include Frank Mott R J Barrows Jr and William Broadhead of Jamestown and Frederick B Ryan of Cranford. Many prominent guests are expected to attend the wedding including Gov Tener of Pennsylvania.

Frank Mott R. J. Barrows, Jr William Broadhead Jamestown Frederick B. Ryan Cranford Gov. Tener Pennsylvania

Miss Curtice Weds in London

Miss Grace C. Curtice niece of Edgar Curtice of Rochester New York and resident at the Curzon Hotel for two months married Jesse W. Lindsay proprietor of a Rochester department store at St Margaret s Church Westminster today by special license in London.

New York X Times London Grace C. Curtice Edgar Curtice Rochester N. Y Curzon Hotel Jesse W. Lindsay St. Margaret's Church Westminster

Marriage of Sir Joseph Doughty Tichborne to Denise Greville

London June 25 reports the marriage at Brompton Oratory of Sir Joseph Doughty Tichborne and Denise Greville. The ceremony drew unusual attention after a woman threatened to murder the bride, heightening public interest in the event.

New York Times London Joseph Doughty Tichborne Denise Greville Brompton Oratory

Miss Helen Barclay Weds Charles Rondeau Hardy in Summit

Miss Helen Barclay former Summit Public Schools art supervisor married Charles Rondeau Hardy of Toronto at Miss Mary O White’s home in Summit. Rev Israel L White officiated. Bridesmaids include Helen Ashmore Leona Slack Gwendolyn Davies Margaret Taylor. Best man Dr Arthur H Hardy with ushers from New York and Pennsylvania. The bride’s mother gave her away. The couple will reside in Toronto.

Helen Barclay New York Times Summit N. J Summit Public Schools Parmly Place Charles Rondeau Hardy Toronto Canada Israel L. White Helen Ashmore Leona Slack Trenton Gwendolyn Davies Margaret Taylor Bordentown Arthur H. Hardy Mount Vernon N. Y Samuel White Kenneth R. White New York Howell North White Pottstown Penn Aren G. Barclay Brooklyn Thomas D. Barclay

Miss Helen Van Cleaf Weds Dr H Raymond Mutchler

In ASBAY PARK New Jersey on June 25 Miss Helen Van Cleaf daughter of the late J Van Cleaf of 614 Second Avenue married Dr H Raymond Mutchler of Rockaway at her mother’s home The Rev Dr Fairbanks B Stockdale of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiated Only immediate relatives attended due to the bride’s father’s recent death.

Asbay Park N. J Helen van Cleaf J. ©. van Cleaf Second Avenue H. Raymond Mutchler Rockaway Fairbanks B. Stockdale First Methodist Episcopal Church

Schoolgirl Bride After Graduation in Rockaway

Miss Esther Johnson, just after turning seventeen, wed William S. Black, high school assistant principal, at her parents home in Rockaway. The couple plans to live in Chambersburg, Penn., with the groom starting a Newton position in the fall. The Rev. George S. Doremus officiated. maid of honor was Anna M. Johnson. best man Roy Neighbor. Classmates attended as guests.

New York Times Rockaway N. J Esther Johnson Williams Black Chambersburg Penn Newton Andrew S. Johnson George S. Doremus Anna M. Johnson Roy Neighbor Middle Valley

Miss Leila Hano Weds George A Gottlieb At Home Ceremony

Miss Leila Hano daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Hano married George A Gottlieb associate booking manager of the Orpheum Circuit last evening at the parents home 116 Riverside Drive Reverend Frisch Far Rockaway officiated Maid of honor Miss Selma Nebenzahl Best man William Ededinger Ushers Edward Leffler Hane Seymour Frank and Dr Harry A Goldberg attended The couple will reside at Ostend Saint John Island until Autumn

Leila Hano Philip Hano George A. Gottlieb Orpheum Riverside Drive Frisch Far Rockaway Selma Nebenzahl William Ededinger Edward and Leffler Hane Seymour Frank Harry A. Goldbert

Mrs Florence Powers Wed George C Knabe in City Home

Mrs Florence Powers daughter of William F Grell of West End Avenue married George C Knabe at 8 30 p m in her father's home. Miss Edna Grell served as maid of honor and Frank Deer acted as best man. Knabe is with the New York Athletic Club the Seventh Regiment and other city clubs. They plan to sail for Europe next week for the summer.

Florence Powers William F. Grell West End Avenue George C. Knabe Edna Grell Frank Deer Knabe New York Athletic Club The Seventh Regiment Europe

Brown Marries Elizabeth McCarthy in Guardian Angels Church

John J. Brown wed Elizabeth A. McCarthy at the Church of the Guardian Angels on West Twenty third Street. Rev Daniel J Fant officiated with Miss Margaret B White as bridesmaid and Andrew W Hagerty as best man. The couple's wedding breakfast followed at 434 West Twentieth Street before a honeymoon to Haines Falls.

John J. Brown Elizabeth A. McCarthy

Clarence Haring and Helen Garnsey Wed at White Plains Home

Clarence Henry Haring and Miss Helen Louise Garnsey married at 7 30 last evening at the Garnsey family's Prospect Hill residence in White Plains. Rev Chellis E Nichols officiated. The bride was attended by her sister Laura Garnsey, with Julian Ellsworth Garnsey as best man and ushers Arthur W Haring and Arlo Ellsworth Garnsey. A reception followed.

Clarence Henry Haring Helen Louise Garnsey Elmer Ellsworth Garnsey Prospect Hill White Plains Chellis E. Nichols Laura Garnsey Julian Ellsworth Garnsey Arthur W. Haring Arlo Ellsworth Garnsey

Miss Naomi Doll Engaged to Dr Walter Ek Lothian

Mrs. Edwin N. Doll of White Plains announces the engagement of her daughter Naomi S. Doll to Dr. Walter Ek Lothian. The wedding is planned for September.

Edwin N. Doll White Plains N. Y Naomi S. Doll Walter Ek. Lothian

Engagement announced for Effie Constance Zabris kie and Raymond Stephenson

Mrs. C S Zabriskie of Hackensack New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Effie Constance Zabris kie to Raymond Williams Stephenson of this city. Stephenson is a Columbia University graduate class of 1910 and member of Alpha Delta Phi and the Columbia Club. No wedding date has been set.

C. S. Zabriskie Hackensack N. J Effie Constance Zabriskie Raymond Williams Stephenson Stephenson Columbia Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Columbia Club

Notable Vaudeville and Music Dates Ahead Abroad

Frank Tinney Mile Dazie Edna Show alter and Irving Berlin join a benefit for Hebrew Infant Asylum at Arverne Pier Theatre on July 27. William Hammerstein books Adele Ritchie for Victoria week of July 7 in her first engagement since marriage. Conroy and Lemaire plan final vaudeville appearance next week at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre before joining the Winter Garden. William C. Carl sails July 1 to visit the Guilmant family as he pursues a life of composition. Mme. Schumann-Heink to give a song recital at Ocean Grove Auditorium on Monday July 21.

Frank Tinney Mile Dazie Edna Showalter Irving Berlin Hebrew Infant Asylum Arverne Pier Theatre William Hammerstein Adele Ritchie the Victoria Conroy Lemaire Proctor Fifth Avenue Theatre William C. Carl Europe Alexander Guilmant Mme Schumann-Heink Ocean Grove

Defends His Version of Song of Songs Translation

Publisher B W Huebsch defends the American translation of Sudermann's Song of Songs against Scotland Yard censorship. He cites praise from Hildegarde Hawthorne and The London Athenaeum and quotes letters from Conan Doyle, Beatrice Harraden, Gilbert Parker, Shaw, May Sinclair, H G Wells, and others urging freedom from censorship. The debate centers on whether art should submit to Mulberry Street or Scotland Yard.

B. W. Huebsch Sudermann Times Scotland Yard Huebsch Hildegarde Hawthorne New York TiMmes Book Review The London Athenaeum Cable Dispatch Conan Doyle Mulberry Street Society of Authors London John Lane A. Conan Doyle Beatrice Harraden Sir Gilbert Parker Eden Phillpots Lucy Clifford G. Bernard Shaw May Sinclair H. G. Wells M. P. Willcocks Israel Zangwill Gilbert Parker Salome Suderrann Sinclair

Social notes fill July arrivals and weddings across cities

Mr and Mrs Elbridge T Gerry and the Misses Gerry arrive July 1 from Europe aboard Kronprinzes s in Cecilic and will stay at Newport. Miss Mabel Drake weds Edward Livingston July 1 at Garrisons New York, engagement recently announced. Sidney J Colford Jr hosts Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt at St Regis. Mrs Augustus Saint Gaudens visits Hotel Manhattan. Miss Lillian P Caldwell hosts tea for Mr and Mrs Marconi at Ritz Carlton. The Dickinsons return from Minneapolis and stay at Vanderbilt. Bullitt and Miss Isagi return from honeymoon at Oxmoor Kentucky. Grace I Ashwell and Dr Edward H Raymond Jr wed this afternoon Heavenly Rest Church. reception Gotham. Cecile Whitehead and Charles H Cahan Jr wed today at 620 West 11th Street. Edgewood Club Greenwich opens tonight at Edgewood Inn Greenwich.

Elbridge T. Gerry Gerry Europe Kronprinzess Cecilic Newport Mabel Drake Frederick Drake Garrisons N.Y Edward Livingston Sidney J. Colford, Jr St. Regis Reginald C. Vanderbilt Augustus Saint-Gaudens Manhattan Lillian P. Caldwell Short Hills N. J Ritz-Carlton Marconi William Marshall Bullitt Isagi Mr. Bullitt Oxmoor Louisville Grace I. Ashwell Plainfield Edward H. Raymond, Jr Church of the Heavenly Rest Gotham Cecile Whitehead A. P. Whitehead Charles H. Cahan, Jr Montreal West 11Th Street Edgewood Club Greenwich Conn Edgewood Inn

Transatlantic liner passenger lists page from voyage notices

The column lists passengers booked for departures on FRANCE and CELTIC from Havre and Liverpool, including numerous named travelers and couples, and notes arrivals of the OCEANIC and KRONPRINZESSIN CECELIE with named passengers aboard.

Oceanic Southampton C. M. Boone O. Cassidy CC. A. M. Cator J. C. Clare A. S. Clark Lieut. H. Cooper R. Fulton Cutting Elizabeth Ruth Cutting Lord Grey de Ruthyn S. R. Dunn G. R. Fuller N. H. Kennedy A Lowther

Friedenwald Zionist Leaders Elected At Cincinnati Meeting

At the American Zionists convention in Cincinnati on June 25 officers were chosen Honorary President Harry Friedenwald of Baltimore chaired the executive committee Louis Lipsky Honorary Secretary Bernard A Rosenblatt New York treasurer A E Lubarsky and two administrative committees named along with numerous committee members. A follow up meeting is scheduled for tomorrow morning to consider several plans.

New York Times Cincinnati American Zionists Harry Friedenwald Baltimore Louis Lipsky Bernard A. Rosenblatt New York A. E. Lubarsky S. Abel Abram Goldberg Bernard G. Richards D. Desola Pool George L. Lubarsky George Jeshurein Louis Robinson Charles Cowan Morris D. Waltman Victor Schwarz Jacob Fishman Israel Wolf Hyman Segal Alice Seligsburg Elisha M. Friedman Das Yyddishe Volk Judge Strahl Max Schulman Samuel Ginsberg B. Antonioff Philip P. Bregstone The Knights of Zion of Chicago Joseph Baretheless Sons of Zion

Marconi Reaffirms Patents in Brooklyn Trial

William Marconi testified in the Brooklyn federal court as defense lawyers for the National Electric Signaling Company of Pittsburgh challenged the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America patent rights. The 1900 Marconi claims cover transmitting and receiving stations used to send ocean messages. The hearing paused for a U.S. government injunction case against the LE Bliss torpedo firm, and Marconi left with his wife amid light humor after the brief day.

William Marconi United States District Court Brooklyn National Electric Signaling Company Pittsburgh Penn Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America F. W. H. Clay F. W. Winter Marconi Washington United States LE. W. Bliss Company Veeder Marconi Company

Governor Sulzer warns on gambling at Belmont Park

Albany June 25 Gov Sulzer mails a letter to Nassau County District Attorney Charles N. Wysong saying anti gambling laws were openly violated after testimony before Judge Niemann on Belmont Park and Piping Rock bets He demands action and notes witnesses who can prove gambling occurred at the tracks.

Albany Sulzer Charles N. Wysong Nassau County Niemann Belmont Park Mineola Valentine Taylor Wysong William Sheafe Chase Brooklyn Piping Rock Charles de Mott Port Washington D. 1 Sheriff de Mott

Police Prevent Marriage In Front Of Municipal Building

Miss Maud Flower an 18 year old New York daughter and L B Collins a 19 year old keeper of Mayflower honeymoon leave holder were en route to wed when a policeman stopped them on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the Municipal Building. Flower was detained as a fugitive while Collins waited to explain to Flowers’ father Walter Flower.

New York Times Washington Miss Maud Flower Central Park West New York L. B. Collins Pennsylvania Avenue Miss Flower Walter Flower Collins Union Station National Hotel Mr. Flower

Artist Found Dead in Bed in Albuquerque Hotel

Walter W. Burridge, an artist from Brooklyn, was found dead in his hotel bed after arriving in Albuquerque from Grand Canyon where he painted for two months. Authorities attributed death to heart disease and indigestion. No records confirm the artist’s presence in Brooklyn.

Albuquerque N. M Walter W. Burridge Brooklyn Grand Cajon Brooklys

Obituary for Theodore Lozier Adee of Brooklyn

Theodore Lozier Adee 56 bachelor died at Bushwick Hospital after writing his own obituary two months earlier. He was born in New York City and lived in Nyack before moving to Brooklyn. survived by two sisters Mrs. Samuel W. Dolbey and Mrs. J Palmer Gutman. He belonged to Sons of the American Revolution Royal Arcanum NY Veteran Police Assoc and several military and civic groups.

Theodore Lozier Adee Lexington Avenue Brooklyn Bushwick Sun A Knapp Adee Sarah Lang Lozier Adee Lozier New Amsterdam New York City Sons of the Continental Army Royal Arcanum New York Veteran Police Association United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps Veteran Cadet Corps Nyack Military Academy Samuel W. Dolbey J. Palmer Gutman Halsey Street N. Y New York Nyack

Thatcher Minstrel Dies in East Orange at 63

George Thatcher, famed minstrel head of Thatcher Primrose West's Minstrels, died at his nephew Joseph M. Thatcher's home in East Orange New Jersey. He fell to cancer after leaving the stage three months ago and would have turned 64 on July 15. Born in Hooley Maryland, he rose to stardom in the minstrel world. Billy West's death occurred recently.

New York Times East Orange N. J George Thatcher Joseph M. Thatcher Glenwood Avenue Thatcher Hooley

Dr J H Lever Dies Suddenly On Long Island

Dr J Howard Lever prominent Long Island physician and Queens County Savings Bank vice president died suddenly at home Franklin Place Flushing from heart trouble. Born 1846 in Staten Island to English parents, he served fifteen years as Flushing Health Officer and was brother to Col Charles Lever author and Mexican War veteran.

J. H. Lever J. Howard Lever Long Island Queens County Savings Bank Charles Lever Franklin Place Flushing Dr. Lever Staten Island George ©. Lever Lever & Co New Brighton

Prominent figures in city die in a string of obituaries

A list of deaths includes Patrick O Geoghegan real estate dealer aged 43 at 545 West 111th Street, Edward J Barron a 37 year police veteran at 1143 Lexington Avenue, Marcelin Bontey retired merchant tailor at 200 Mapes Avenue Bronx, Samuel Stein retired tobacco merchant at 145 West 136th Street, and other prominent figures. Also noted are Mary Spencer Walters 627 Greene Avenue Brooklyn Katherine Mullen Haywood 228 Greene Avenue Brooklyn Henry Weeks 76, Daniel Randall 89 Plainfield Conn James J Dowd 28 Syracuse Newark State League, Harry H Salt 86, Lucius C Young 62 Mattituck Long Island, Amelia Dunkerley Boyle Paterson, Rev J P Simonton Thompsonville Conn L I Bernhard 76 Edgemere LI Henry W Colesberry Oak Lane Penn Harry Levine Passaic 41 Mary W Anthony 83 West Newton Mass Peter Terheunn Van Boskerck 77 West 132d Street.

Marcelin Bontey Mapes Avenue Bronx France Samuel Stein West 136Th Street Germany Mary Spencer Walters John H. Walters Greene Avenue Brooklyn Katherine Mullen Haywood Albert Haywood Henry Weeks John Weeks Carroll Street Daniel Randall New England California Plainfield Conn Preston James J. Dowd Central Avenue Syracuse Harry H. Salt Lucius C. Young Suffolk Times Long Island Thomas Young Queens County Mattituck L. I Amelia Dunkerley Boyle Joseph Boyle Willard Park Paterson J. P. Simonton East Maine Thompsonville Rockport L. I. Bernhard Field Morris & Fenner Edgemere Hungary Henry W. Colesberry Oak Lane Penn Harry Levine Passaic Quincy Street Hope Avenue Mary W. Anthony A. VS. Anthony West Newton Mass

Marriage and death notices telephoned for NYT insertion

Notices indicate marriage and death announcements will be submitted by telephone to the New York Times at 1000 Bryant. The line specifies instructions for telephoned notices intended for publication in the paper.

New York Times Bryant

Marital notices from Long Island and nearby counties

June 22 to 25 1913 marriage notices from New York area churches and homes list brides grooms and locations including St Anne s Church South Lincoln Mass St John s Flushing Manhasset Newark Yonkers and Westchester County with names such as Rodman Bond Mitchell Huffer Harris Whitaker Weiss Lindner Weekes O Connell Lanthier Vignot Horns Murray Fedor Cronin and others.

Bond—Eldredge St. Anne's Church South Lincoln Mass Samuel Snelling John M. C Wil Anna Rodman Arthur Stuart Eldredge Stephen Norman Bond Huffer—Mitchell Fred R. Stryker West 70Th St Alidia Wenno Mitchell Frank A. Huffer Tacoma Washington Whittaker—Harris George Warrington Eccles St. John's Church Flushing N. Y Maude Jane Ae Harris Lincoln Carroll Whittaker Clark Weekes Jessie A. Weekes George H.clark Long Island Hines—O’connell Manhasset Mary A. O'Connell Michael F. Hines Lanthier Elsie Vignot Harry Lanthier Newark Horns—Murray Alice A. Murray Erick F. Horns Westchester County Onin Fedor Yonkers Harry Cronin

Obituary notices from Passaic and Newton dated June 1913

Deaths listed for Mimi Althof of Passaic aged 76 at 17 Vineyard Place. Mary Walker widow of A V Anthony dies in West Newton Massachusetts at age 88. Charles Brownold dies aged 71, husband of Julia and father of Claudia Stone and Irma Einstein. Franklin P Duffey dies with funeral from Bedford Park residence.

Died in June Funeral Notices From New York City

June notices report numerous deaths and upcoming funerals. Names include Clarence E Dunham of Grafton and John Howard Lever M D of Flushing, with services set at St George Flushing and other churches. Also listed are Roselle and Montclair residents and others with interment details and cemetery notes.

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New York Area

A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from June in New York City and surrounding boroughs. Entries name individuals with addresses and dates, with many indicating private or 2 PM services and tomorrow vigils. Local hospitals, streets, and neighborhoods feature repeatedly as the notices detail origins and scheduling.

Ottmann and Donahue Memorial Notices in Newark

In Wemortam Ottmann in loving memory of Augustus F Ottmann husband of Micoline Ottman who died June 26. Donahue Nora Mass St James's Church Newark New Jersey today 730 AM. Morgan Mary in memory died June 26 1911. Mulhearn Martin Mass St Joseph's Church Newark New Jersey today 9 AM.

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