Summer Social Season Opens at Seaside and Mountain Resorts
The Fourth of July marks the start of resort season with New York society heading to Bar Harbor Newport Southampton the Adirondacks and Long Island. Seasons feature yachting golf tennis elaborate entertainments and numerous weddings and society arrivals. Bar Harbor and Newport host balls concerts and clambakes as London and continental socialites return home with U.S. families extending a busy schedule throughout July and August.
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Tuxedo
Cannori
Engagements announce Miss Florence Tower and Nathaniel F Glidden Jr
Announcement lists Miss Florence Tower Cheney daughter of Mrs Anna E Cheney of city and Nathaniel F Glidden Jr of Medford Mass former Harvard track team member. Also notes engagement of Miss Hildah Elise Josephine Colegate and Arthur Griffiths Hughes. Also lists yesterday's Lahn sailing passengers Mr and Mrs Theron G Strong Miss Martha Strong and Pheron R Strong.
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Cheney
Anna E. Cheney
This City
Nathaniel F. Glidden, Jr
Medford
Mass
Glidden
Harvard University
Hildah Elise Josephine Colegate
Arthur Griffiths Hughes
Lahn
Theron G. Strong
Martha Strong
Pheron’r. Strong
Bar Harbor Set for Summer of Grand Social and Sport
Bar Harbor Me on June 27 reports a sun drenched, buzzing season with plans for an outdoor polo field, a new swimming pool, horse show on Aug 18 19 20, and a fleet visit from the British Navy. Yachting leads the page with new Bar Harbor race boats and noted sailors, while auto speed rules remain unchanged and island access stays limited.
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London
America
Newport
Maine
West Street
Au Place
Sproul’s * Café
Kebo Valley Club
New England
Express
Frank Jones
Mount Desert Island
Herreshoffs
Eno
Edgar Scott
Philadelphia
Archibald L. Douglas
Keating
Portland
Notable الصيف registrations at Newport Casino draw high-profile guests
A crowded Newport Casino event lists Judge John Blodgett and several military officers among registrants. Visitors include Henry Clews and James Prof James of Harvard. several villas are hosting guests, with summer arrivals from Booth and Chichota estates. The report also notes weddings, yacht plans, and a forthcoming mortgage sale at Whitehall.
Season at Tuxedo club scene amid cool wet week
Special to The New York Times reports a cool wet week at Tuxedo Park with dinners and luncheons. the County Fair at the clubhouse drew cottagers and guests, and numerous residents hosted gatherings. Several residents announced travels to Bar Harbor and Newport, with plans to return or sail abroad in autumn.
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Newport
Bar Harbor
Richard Trimble
Mason Jones
Thomas G. Condon
Stuart A. Coats
Charles B. Alexander
England
James W. Gerard
McCook
John J. McCook
G. W. Smalley
Edward C. Rushmore
Orange County Medical Association
M. Allen Starr
P. JE. Johnson
James Brown Potter
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
M. Dwight Collins
James. W. Henning
Harris Fahnestock
W. M. W. Hoffman
Charles F. Hoffman, Jr
Edge Cliff
Charles Hoffman
Richard Mortimer Wil
William Pierson Hamilton
Otto Andre, Jr
Central Valley
Tuxedo Club
Edward J. Haney
Jean Haney
Daniel T. Worden
Albert Willis
Benjamin Harrison
Edward N. Tailer
Cecil D. Landale
A. H. Rutherford
Philip Kearney
Arthur Lord, Jr
Edward Richardson
Hahowell
Wilbur K. Mathews
Dongan de Peyster
Alfred Wagstaff, Jr
William Post
H. P. Rogers
Thomas Stokes
William Eliott
W. S. Brown
J. H. Upshur
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
E. M. Townsend
Visitors Arrive on October Mountain Lenox Notes
William of Whitney and a party from New York arrived at October Mountain. Harley T. Procter spent last week in Boston. Mrs C Jackson, guest of the G Fosters, left for Boston to return later. Mr and Mrs William D Sloane returned from Europe to Elm court. George Westinghouse, at Erskine Park, sailed for Europe for about a month. Mrs Westinghouse and their sons remain in Lenox for the summer.
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Europe
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Vanderbilt
New York Cey. S
Page
Phiadelphia
Champlin Cottage
Jamestown
C. A. Darling
Jean O’brien
Pittsburg
Muss
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St. Louis
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E. R. Andrews
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Dallas
Texas
Jamestown Hotels
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Mass
William of Whitney
Boston
C.jackson
Girard Foster
William D. Sloane
Euurope
Elmcourt
George Westinghouse
Erskine Park
Narragansett Summer Set With Horse Show and Club Reforms
At Narragansett Pier Rhode Island the Point Judith Country Club plans a two day July horse show along with polo golf and tennis events as cottagers arrive for the season. The Mystic Shrine party travels by steamer to the Pier for a banquet, while Cannonchet Gun Club holds its first season shoot near Seaview Junction. Arrivals list numerous visitors from Boston New York Philadelphia and Providence.
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Philadelphia
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Uly
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Warwick
Saunderstown
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Ocean Road
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Washington
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Caswell Street
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Providence
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Chetola
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New York
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Kingstown Road
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Shadow Farm
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Belvoir
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C. L. Binninger
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Walter. D. Buchanan
Theodore Braine
Anthony
Charles McVeigh
E. P. 8Innickson
I. N. Wheeler
Notable Guests Gather for Florida Event
A long list of attendees includes Mme de Caifmont and maid H Morgan, Miss M 8 McKim and maid RH E Rowe, Col and Mrs J Van Voast, Miss Van Voast, and numerous others from New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Reading Providence Baltimore Milwaukee and Louisville joining Hon J H Richards of the United States Circuit Court and family in Washington.
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Charles Boswitz
Tomas Dugan
New York
the Mathewson
M. J. Allen
KF. W. Ganuck
Charles Hendricks
Franklin Osgood
W. A. Chapman
O. H. Keep
J. van Voast
van Voast
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. W. Catherwood
Culbert
H. C. Butcher
Butcher
Bloomfield McIlvaine
McKvaine
Philadelphia
Weits
Milwaukee
Wis
W. J. Abram
Louisville, Ky
Bowen daughter weds Pierrepont Foster in Plainfield ceremony
Miss Elizabeth P. Bowen daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Bowen and niece of Herbert W. Bowen United States minister to Venezuela married Pierrepont Berse Foster of New Haven Conn at Crescent Avenue Church in Plainfield Yale classmates served as ushers and the couple plan Europe trip then residence in New Haven
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Henry Elliott Bowen
Herbert W. Bowen
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Venezuela
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New Haven
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Crescent Avenue Church
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Ethel Plummer Bowen
Edyth Milliken
Alfred Tecartin Ogden
Yonkers
Henry Chandler Holt
Porter Steele
Ralph H. Nesmith
Zeigler Sargent
Carroll J. Waddell
Alfred Lucius Hart
Yale
Frank J. Smith
Mrs. Foster
Europe
Marriage Unites Miss M Evelyn Quackenbush and James Edward Vandyke
Miss M Evelyn Quackenbush of East Orange and James Edward Vandyke of East Orange married at the bride's home 86 Arlington Avenue Orange. The Rev Dr James W Vandyke, father of the groom, performed the ceremony with a full bridal party and a list of ushers and attendants.
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Orange
N. J
M. Evelyn
Quackenbush
James
Edward Vandyke
East Orange
Arlington Avenue
James W. Vandyke
E. Marion Joy
Boston
Florence A. Westrott
Gertrude White
Alice Brubacher
Henrietta Lindenmayer
A. Russell Bond
Plainfield
Ernest Co. Vandyke
Joseph S. Vandyke, Jr
Philadelphia
John A. Dixon
Frank A. M. Bryant
New York
Wheeler §. Edwards
Benjamin S. Vandyke
Pearce Brown Wedding in Washington D C
Miss Amanda Cheatham Pearce wed Anthony Ten Eyke Brown of Albany at six in the evening at the bride’s home on Nineteenth Street. Attendants included maid of honor Maria Pearce and bridesmaids Mary Erbin and Marion Gallaudet. James M. Brown was best man. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officiated. The couple left for New York and will make Washington their home.
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Washington
Amanda Cheatham Pearce
Anthony Ten Eyke Brown
Albany
N. Y
James W. Nichols
James M. Brown
New York
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Church
Edith Leonard and Lathrop Colgate Wed in Brooklyn Church
In St Bartholomew's Church Brooklyn Edith C Leonard of Bayonne New Jersey married Lathrop Colgate of New York yesterday The bride wore crépe de chine and carried bride roses Florence Leonard sister of the bride served as maid of honor The bridesmaids wore matching dresses and hats Richard Ferdinand Williams was best man Usher names include Robert Colman Lathrop Colgate Harper Paul White Gilbert Guthrie Blysett Plante After the wedding the couple planned to reside on Park Avenue New York City
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Leonard
St. Bartholomew's Church
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Edith C. Leonard
Bayonne
N. J
Lathrop Colgate
New York
Richard Ferdinand Williams
New York Cie
Robert. Colman Paren Lathrop Colgate Harper
Paul White Gilbert
Guthrie Blyssett -Plante
Mrs. Colgate
Park Avenue
New York City
Bainbridge-Hoff daughter wed to Boston native in Washington
Mrs William Bainbridge Hoff announces the marriage of her daughter Louise Bainbridge Hoff to Bertram W B Greene formerly of Boston now in Aguirrez Porto Rico. The ceremony at noon today at the bride's Jefferson Place home was attended by immediate relatives. The couple left for New York and will sail next week for Porto Rico where Greene has a large plantation. Mrs Greene is the late Capt William Bainbridge-Hoffs daughter and she remains in mourning.
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Washington
William Bainbridge-Hoff
Louise Bainbridge- Hoff
Bertram W. B. Greene
Boston
Aguirrez
Porto Rico
Jefferson Place
Greene
Mrs. Greene
United States Navy
Murray-Watson Coxe Wedding in Englewood
Miss Susan Van Gelder Murray, daughter of the late Robert Murray, married Capt. Henry Watson Coxe of Company F Second Regiment N G NY this afternoon at the bride’s cousin Gerald R Brown home on Palisade Avenue Englewood Rev Dr S M Hamilton officiated The matron of honor was Mrs Allen Ledyard Lindley and the best man was Allen Ledyard Lindley.
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Robert Murray
Henry Watson Coxe
Company F
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Gerald R. Brown
Palisade Avenue
8S. M. Hamiltton
Allen Ledyard Lindley
Minturn Post Collins Wed to Flora Isham at Quiet City Ceremony
The wedding of Minturn Post Collins of 57 East Fifty-fifth Street and Flora Isham daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Isham was held Thursday evening at the King's Bridge cottage of the Ishams. Only relatives and intimate friends attended with Revs William R Richards and George S Payson officiating.
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Flora Isham
William. B. Isham
Julia J. Burhans
East Sixty-first Street
King’s Bridge
Ishams
William R. Richards
George S. Payson
Aaron and Frank wed in New York hotel ceremony
Joseph B. Aaron of New York married Miss Mildred B. Frank of Greensboro Alabama yesterday at the Hotel Savoy. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Herman Joseph.
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New York
Mildred B. Frank
Greensborough
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Hotel Savoy
Herman Joseph
Death List of a Day Charles E Buell of Plainfield Dies in Atlantic City
Charles E. Buell of Plainfield died in Atlantic City. An inventor, he served as secretary to Dr. H K Carroll during the Porto Rico expedition in 1898 and aided Carroll on his report for President McKinley. He belonged to the American Academy of Political and Social Science. A widow and one son survive.
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Atlantic City
Charles. E. Buell
Plainfield
H. K. Carroll
Porto Rico
Islands
James Niblo Brooklyn Republican leader dies at 60
James Niblo prominent in Brooklyn GOP for years died Friday at his Hartville summer home in Berkshire County Massachusetts at age 60. Born in Albany he lived 25 years in Brooklyn where he ran an oleomargarine plant in Providence Rhode Island and held party roles including sheriff candidate in Kings County. He was a Freemason Royal Arcanum Knights of St John Malta Brooklyn Union League Invincible Club and Elks Seventieth. Survived by his widow and two sons.
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Berkshire County
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Kings County
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Clarendon Hotel
Obituary: Mrs. AuGausTa Clawson Aged Social Figure
Mrs AuGausa Clawson wife of Dr Frank T Clawson died at her Plainfield New Jersey home yesterday She was a daughter of the late Capt Holmes and a prominent social figure a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Monday Afternoon Club She leaves a young son and girl twins five days old Pemberson S Hutchinson president of
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Frank .T. Clawson
Plainfield
N. J
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Pemberton S. Htchinson
Obituaries of two Civil War era figures in New England and Philadelphia
Two death notices describe prominent veterans: one, a Philadelphia trader and Civil War veteran born in 1836 in Lisbon, with ties to multiple financial and insurance firms and clubs. five of his children survive. The other is Col Groves Church of Great Barrington Massachusetts born 1826, who owned iron works and became a leading industrial figure, with three children surviving.
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Lisbon
Gray Reserves
Pennsylvania
Pemberton S. Hutchinson & Co
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Westmoreland Coal Company
American Fire Insurance Company
Farmers’ and Mechanics National Bank
Girard Trust Company
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ruRae Club
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Sons of the Revolution
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Great Barrington
Mass
Canaan
Conn
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Lenox Iron Furnace
Ibenox Furnace
Ramapo Wheel Foundry Company
Ramapo Iron Works
Hillburn
N. Y
Monument Mills
Housatonic
United States
Berkshire Glass Sand Company
Cheshire
Col. Church
Stanley Instrument Company
National Mahaine Bank
Berkshire Railroad Company
Great Barrington Savings Bank
Names and addresses listed in a city directory page
A long list of individuals with street addresses and associations, including several tied to Kings County Hospital and Kingston Avenue locations. The roster features names such as George A. Grove Carrie Harris J F Haywood Alice Hoffman Emma Johnson Kate McEhle Vander Moleski Louisa Maresca Lauretta Morse and others across Brooklyn area streets and institutions.
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Maresca
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Miller
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McEchle
Kate
Carlos
Moleski
Vander
Lrth
Morse
Lauretta
Dean
McFadden
Rose
Fizy Greene
Poindexter
Harriet
Utica
Av. Stewart
Mary” G
Kingston Eae
Tebo Introduces New Collar Line in E. and W. Business Notices
In the E. and W. business notices, Tebo unveils a new collar line. The brief item highlights product Launch details and potential market impact for retailers and consumers.
Marriages Listed From New York and Yonkers Churches
A collection of wedding notices shows Aaron marrying Mildred Colgate Leonard at the Hotel Savay on June 27, and Edith Leonard to Lathrop Colgate at St Bartholomew's in Brooklyn. Also Harriet Thayer wed Lee Parsons Davis at First Presbyterian Yonkers on June 24.
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Brooklyn
Edith Casey Leonard
Charles H. Leonard
Lathrop Colgate
Davis—Thayer
First Presbyterian Church
Yonkers
N. Y
de. William
P. Stevenson
Harriet Howard
Horace Holden Thayer
Lee Parsons Davis
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Published
The notice lists deaths and funeral plans for Alfred P Babcock Susan Gaston Bai beg Thomas Haydn Carr Joseph Nicholas Cestero George Church Thomas Walter Conkling Eliza Conner Harriet A Dwight J Eldon Hole Pemberton Hutchinson Augustus F Ottmann Alice Jackson Charles Webster Radman Eliza W Work and others with dates June 25 26 1903 1908 across Brooklyn New York Danbury Conn and surrounding areas. Details include ages funeral times and locations with church names and train info.
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