Police Save Three Women as Carriage Horses Run Amok
In Manhattan on West Twenty third Street a carriage with Mrs. Robert E. Jennings and her nieces Gertrude and Marie Jennings escaped control after near collision with an electric car. Detectives Day Bradley and McNaught restrained the mares after a 100 foot drag, injuring the officers. Mrs Jennings and the nieces were moved to Stern Brothers store and later home. Carriage and horses were taken to a East Thirty fourth Street stable.
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Robert E. Jennings
Crucible Steel Company
Broadway
Gertrude
Marie Jennings
West Twenty-third Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Peter Porter
Stern Brothers’ Department Store
William F. Day
John J. Bradley
Central Office
Sergt
Robert McNaught, Jr
Fifth Street
Bradley
McNaught
Day
Runaway carriage injures two women in New Jersey
In Long Branch New Jersey on June 26 Mrs W L Beadleston and Mrs E Barrington of New York were riding when their carriage horse grew unmanageable. The driver was thrown from the box and the carriage badly wrecked. Mrs Beadleston sprained her ankle and Mrs Barrington suffered a head wound.
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Long Branch
N. J
W. L. Beadleston
E. Barrington
New York
Ipswich Wedding Unites Baltimore and Boston Elite
All Ipswich buzzed over a society wedding of Charles Galt Fitzgerald of Baltimore and Muriel Tuckerman of Boston. The ceremony in Ascension Memorial Church featured maid of honor Julia Appleton Tuckerman and best man Campbell Humphrey, with bridesmaids Julia Hoyt, Elizabeth Barker, and Amy Appleton. A reception followed at Applefields.
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Boston
Ipswich
Charles Galt Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Delano Fitzgerald
Muriel
Charles. Sanders Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Daniel F. Appleton
New York
North Shore
South Shore
Elizabeth G. Barker
Salem
Amy
Appleton
John T. Love
Reese Cassard
Henry May Gittings
John Appleton Tuckerman
Applefields
Beverly Burgess Weds William De Forrest Thomson
The Church of the Advent in Boston hosted the noon wedding of Miss Mabel Whitney Burgess to William De Forrest Thomson of New York. Grandfather David Rice Whitney gave away the bride. Ushers included Lothrop Rogers and Charles Kingsley. Herbert G. Thomson was best man. The ceremony featured hymns and a reception at Commonwealth Avenue residence with palms laurel and roses.
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Boston
Church of the Advent
Mabel Whitney Burgess
Elmer Burgess
David Rice Whitney
Commonwealth Avenue
William de Forrest Thomson
Yale
New York
Mr. Whitney
Lothrop Rogers
C. W. Wadsworth
Charles Kingsley
Geofffrey F. Lewis
Herbert G. Thomson
Evangeline Rushmore Weds James Pryor Allen at Home
Miss Evangeline Rushmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Nicols De Nyse married James Pryor Allen of Brooklyn at the couple's Hempstead LI home The ceremony was by Rev Hubert B Munson with only the bridegroom’s nephew as page After a simple reception decorations featured white and green daisies palms honeysuckle and shaded lamps The bride wore silk mull lace and carried white corn flower bouquet with a diamond and pearl crescent gift from the groom
Waldron and Blauvelt Wed at Nyack Church
The marriage of Dr. Louis V. Waldron of Yonkers and Miss Addie A. Blauvelt took place at the New Reformed Church of Nyack at 4 p.m. in a ceremony attended by a large gathering. The church was decorated with ferns and daisies, May S. Blauvelt served as maid of honor, with a group of bridesmaids and ushers. The bride’s father led the ceremony, followed by a reception in the chapel and plans for a wedding trip. The couple will reside in Yonkers.
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Nyack
N. Y
Louis V. Waldron
Yonkers
Addie A. Blauvelt
Cornelius Blauvelt
New Reformed
Annie Waldron
Mary H. Hand
Illiam D. Straut
White Plains
John B. Konnenhoeven
Prescott B. Hartshorn
Gorter E. Baldwin
Harry H. Baldwin Yach
Couse
Doctor Hough Marries Miss Mitchell at Calvary Baptist Church
Yesterday afternoon at Calvary Baptist Church at four o'clock Dr. William Stewart Hough wed Miss Daisy Mitchell, daughter of the late Judge David Mitch- in a quiet ceremony attended by family and friends.
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Calvary Baptist Church
William Stewart Hough
Daisy Mitchell
David Mitch
Wedding of Dr Hough and Bride Attended by Niece Euphemia
The Rev Dr R S MacArthur officiated as the bride wore a white lace robe over accordion plaited chiffon and taffeta and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. She was unattended except for her niece Euphemia White as flower girl. Dr Hough, a prominent west side dentist.
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R.S. MacArthur
Euphemia White
Hough
West Side
Judge Hazel Weds Elizabeth Drake In Buffalo Ceremony
Judge John R. Hazel of the U S District Court and Miss Elizabeth Drake were married in Buffalo. They departed for New York aboard the Empire State Express and will sail on the steamship Umbria for Europe, remaining abroad until September.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John R. Hazel
United States District Court
Elizabeth Drake
Marcus M. Drake
New York
Europe
Martin-Oelrichs Wedding Plans At Newport
Peter D. Martin fiancé of Miss Lily Oelrichs will arrive from California on July 3. The ceremony is set for noon July 24 at St. Joseph's Church with 2000 invitations, followed by a wedding breakfast at the Oelrichs cottage on Kay Street for 100 guests. An orchestra will provide music at both events.
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Newport
Peter D. Martin
Lily Oelrichs
California
Martin-Oelrichs
St. Joseph's Church
Oelrichs
Kay Street
Society Notes Show Busy Season For Upper Class Set
Miss Kathleen Neilson visits town while Mrs. James W. Gerard Sr. heads to Bar Harbor for her cottage. Society gathers at White Plains Hill Crest Hill Crest gatherings and Lake Champlain country house openings. Major guests include Gould, Nicoll, Colby, Whitney, Park, Iselin, Eekhout, and Park. Ship arrivals feature Mrs Anderson and Rev Donaldson with a long guest list.
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Kathleen Neilson
James W. Gerard, Jr
J. W. Gerard
Bar Harbor
Frederic Edgy
Southampton
White Plains
van Cortlandt Park
Lakewood
Bar Harbor Society Notes Amid King Edward Illness
Bar Harbor society reports concern over King Edward's illness as London coronation delays prompt many Summer set visitors to return home in August. New arrivals include Mrs. Robert Abbe and Miss Palmer while several New York residents take summer homes here. Horse Show dates set for August 19 to 21 and notable New York families arrive at diverse cottages and inns across Bar Harbor.
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Bar Harbor
King Edward
London
Robert Abbe
New York
Brookend
Miles Stanton
William M. Fleitmann
H. W. Gray
Newport summer social notes and travel plans
NEWPORT June 26 Mrs Hugh K Norman sails July 3 on the Hohen zollern to Naples to join Mrs George H Norman. Mr and Mrs Arthur Platt Howard of New York take August apartments at the New Cliffs Hotel. Dr and Mrs Braddin Hamilton arrive at Hawthorn Villa for the summer. Mr and Mrs James A Swan go to Ridgefield Conn. George G Haven closes his cottage and heads to Lenox returning later. Mrs Clarence W Dolan hosts first large dinner at the Swiss chalet near Bailey’s Beach. Dr and Mrs W C Rives are guests of Mrs Leroy Hongst I Townsend Burden joins his family here vn Tier y and Mrs George McClellan of Philadelphia E H Oxden and family of River
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New York Times
Newport
Hugh K. Norman
Hohenzollern
George H. Norman
Naples
Arthur Platt Howard
New York
New Cliffs Hotel
Braddin Hamilton
Germantown
Penn
Hawthorn Villa
James A. Swan
Ridgefield
Conn
George G. Haven
Lenox
Clarence W. Dolan
Bailey’s Beach
W. C. Rives
Leroy Hong
Townsend Burden
Tiery
George McClellan
Philadelphia
E. H. Oxden
River
Jamestown Cottages Open for Summer Visitors
Ton, N. J., and Dr. Thomas Potter of Philadelphia have arrived at their Jamestown cottages. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Saunders of Philadelphia arrived today at the Newlin cottage for the summer. Charles B. Morrison of New Haven rented the Logan cottage for the season. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hunter depart tomorrow on a coaching trip to Pomfret, Connecticut, with friends, by boat to Providence, then coach to Rhode Island and Connecticut, returning early next week.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pomfort
Cambon Sails Home After Foregoing Reciprocity Hope
French Ambassador Jules Cambon and Mme Cambon sailed on La Savoie from Washington to France. He lamented Congress had not acted on the U S France reciprocity treaty but anticipated warmer commercial ties benefiting both nations. Mme Cambon praised American women for independence and simple yet clever dress ideas.
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Jules Cambon
Washington
Mme. Cambon
France
la Savoie
M. Cambon
Congress
United States
America
Visitors at State Camp near Peekskill on excursion day
Heavy rain in the morning delayed drills at State Camp Peekskill. About 2000 visitors arrived aboard the iron steamboat Pegausus under Company B Seventy first Regiment. Gov Odell to visit tomorrow with special review at 2 pm. Regimental games postponed to tomorrow.
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Peekskill
Pegasus
Roa Hook Dock
Seventy-first Regiment
New York
Sergt. Sullivan
Thirteenth Regiment of Artillery
Roa Hook Road
Odell
In the Shops Kerchiefs Belts Hats and Parasols Featured
Outdoor sport kerchiefs white silk with colored hems for men and canvas belts with leather ends are shown. Linen stocks suit men. dog and fox pins and gun metal chains for women. White hats trimmed with heather, lavender ribbons, daisy hats, chiffon scoop hats, summer hats with gray green straw and white band. White muslin neck bands with black fagoting, green and black parasols, dark blue brocade parasol, dark green parasols with white dots, green card case with gold frame, ribbons in florist shop.
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NEW York Times
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William Davenport
William T. Bramhall
Elizabeth Bramhall
Mary Elliott Bowman
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Marion H. Graham Bell
R. W. Bell, Jr
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H. F. Anderson
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