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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1912

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11

National Convention of Women’s Clubs Hears Candidates

Delegates at the National Convention of Women’s Clubs discuss nominating Mrs Frederick Nathan for president. Texas and New York delegates back suffrage allies Mrs Pennybacker and Mrs Carpenter, while Nathan leads a strong New York push. Mrs Muller from Portia Club advocates the Marriage License bill with emphasis on health checks and suffrage as key to progress.

Nathan Carpenter New York Federation New York Times San Francisco Cal Convention of Women’s Clubs Frederick Nathan Philip North Moore Percy V. Pennybacker Texas Philip Carpenter London International Congress of Women Consumers’ League of New York Pennybacker J. C. Terrell Mills College Santa Clara Valley Century Club Pioneer Workers of the General Federation

J K Hackett's Coast Season opens in San Francisco

James K Hackett heads the Pacific Coast season at the Columbia Theatre San Francisco. The opening July 21 features The Grain of Dust with a tour to follow ending in New York next spring. The company includes E M Holland Frazer Coulter and others. Walter N Lawrence will be general manager.

James K. Hackett Pacific Coast Columbia Theatre San Francisco Mr. Hackett The Columbia Booth Tarkington Brandon Tynan Milton Boyle Ferdinand Got New York

Tea hostesses at Hot Springs lawn in Virginia

Social teas on the clubhouse lawn feature guests from New York and Baltimore. Attendees include Mrs. C. J. Ryan and Mrs. John A. Stewart, Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz, Misses Akers, Mrs. Alexander Gordon Jr., and many others visiting Hot Springs and surrounding estates.

New York Times Hot Springs C. J. Ryan New York John A. Stewart Robert Waller George Gunton Baron Baroness Rosenkrantz London M.L. Akers Jene Akers George I. M. Gibson Hamilton King F. Tilford Miss Tilford Miss Denton Alexander Gordon, Jr Terre Tne Joie Gordon Ckats Ale Francke Albert Trancke, Jr Frank M. Christy Allentown Penn E. J. Webb Baltimore J. C. Meyer Cnce Innati Edward Howell Anna H. Howell Philadelphia

Social notes of jet set prepare for Fourth of July getaways

Prominent society figures plan European sails including Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin Jr and others aboard the Mauretanian and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Mrs Ogden Goelet sails to New York en route to Newport. Glenwood Country Club set to formally open at Glen Head with luncheon shore dinner and dancing. Charles Herbert Jones and Miss Anna Short sail Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to Plymouth then England and Ireland. de Peyster sisters voyage from Turkey to Russia. Rosalie Gardiner Jones returns to Ohio after maid of honor duties. Speyer Working Girls’ Club picnic travels by special train to Scarborough. Pillots at Hotel Nassau Long Beach for Fourth. Wagstaffs plan July 15 stay. Crowninshields aboard Kaiser Frederick de Grasse at Gotham through Fourth.

Glenwood Country Club Glen Head S. I Charles Herbert Jones Anna Lyman Short Ney Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Plymouth England Ireland Francis Augusta de Peyster Turkey Russia Rosalie Gardiner Jones New York Charles H. Jones Anna I. Short Ohio

Drama on Hamersley Lawn in Barrytown Pageant

A pageant and play titled Ariadne in Mantua were staged on the Hamersley lawn Barrytown-on-Hudson. Cast included Robert Suckley Jr Victor Chapman Dorothy Gladding and others with 300 local school children in fairy and mythic costumes. Hosts Louis Gordon Hamersley and Katherine Livingston Hamersley opened their grounds to the public for the event attended by Vincent Astor and several Merritts.

New York Times Barrytown N. Y Hamersley Lawn Barrytown-on-Hudson Ariadne Mantua Robert Suckley, Jr Victor Chapman Dorothy Gladding Richard Aldrich Ethel Merritt Margaret Montgomery Elizabeth Emmet Louis Gordon Hamersley Katherine Livingston Hamersley Vincent Astor Robert Suckley Douglass Merritt Merritt

Bronson Van Zelm Wedding in New Rochelle

Miss Marie VanZelm daughter of Mr and Mrs Henri J Van Zelm married Clarence W Bronson a New Haven lawyer in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony in New Rochelle New York. The wedding featured Howard Bronson as best man and ushers from New Haven and New Rochelle with reception at 9 Poplar Place New Rochelle attended by more than 60 guests. The couple met at the Christian Endeavor Convention at Silver Bay New York three years ago where they were delegates.

New York Times New Rochelle N. Y Marie VanZelm Henri Jan van Zelm Clarence Whittlesey Bronson New Haven Howard Bronson Bronson Walter Filley George W. Burtee Frederick A. Davidson Benjamin T. Marshall First Presbyterian Church of Robert C. Dennison United Congregational Church of van Zelm Poplar Place Christian Endeavor Silver Bay

Miss Price Engaged to Maurice Lobel

Mr and Mrs S Price of 144 West 108th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanette Price to Maurice Lobel of this city. No wedding date has been set.

Miss Price Maurice Lobel S. Price West 108d Street Jeanette Price

Wenisch Wenisch Engagement in Brooklyn

Mrs Margaret Wenisch of 221 Bainbridge Street Brooklyn announces the engagement of her daughter Florence Wenisch to Dr George F Hoch of this city.

Wenisch-Hoch Margaret Wenisch Bainbridge Street Brooklyn Florence Wenisch George F. Hoch

Todays Weddings Tonight In Multiple Nuptials Across Cities

Miss Antonella Kane and Henry Lan sing McVickar plan to wed at St Marys Church in Tuxedo this afternoon with a reception at the bride’s parents villa. Miss Foote and Charles Fleischmann marry at St Peters Church Morrisown. Adelaide Chatfield Taylor and Hendricks Whitman wed today at the Lake Forest country home. Hugo Gibert de Fritsch and Harriet Anderson will marry this evening at Cincinnati home. Miss Aline Bonny and J Wilbur Chapman Jr to wed at Fourth Presbyterian Church with reception. flight to Australia planned July 10. Eugenie Ward Root and Lieut James A. Riley marry at Orchard Lake home. Helene St Pierre Trenholm and Frederick Nash de Rosset wed today. couple to sail to England July 2.

Antonella Kane Grenville Kane Henry Lansing McVickar St. Mary’s Church Tuxedo Alice Dumont Foote Morristown N. J Charles M. Fleischmann Atry Alent St. Peter’s Church Morrisown Adelaide Chatfield-Taylor Hobart C. Chatfield- Taylor Hendricks Whitman Lake Forest Ill Hugo Gibert de Fritsch Harriet Anderson Taft Charles Anderson Cincinnati Aline Bonny J. Wilbur West Point Orchard Lake Mich Helene St. Pierre Trenholm William Lee Trenholm Aiken S. C New York Frederick Nash de Rosset England

The Rose Maid at Globe Theatre Adds Parasol Treats

The matinee of The Rose Maid at Globe Theatre offers parasols to unescorted bachelors and all women in attendance from six children in a song number. Willard and Bond have been engaged for one of the ensembles in The Rose Maid next Fall. Henry Clay Smith formerly of Benitt joins the Melnotte Twins in vaudeville and Ray ond Browne, tied to Von Tilzer and Bloom publishing houses, form a music publishing venture.

Globe Theatre Joseph F. Willard Harry Bond Henry Clay Smith Benitt Melnotte Twins Rayond Browne Harry von Tilzer Sol Bloom

Savings offer promises 5 percent net income secured

Our company guarantees at least 5 percent net income on savings for 19 years with principal safety. Accepts 25 to 3000 dollar deposits, earnings from deposit date to withdrawal, paid by check semi annually. Funds withdrawable on short notice under NY Banking Department supervision. Assets 2,500,000. Contact Jstrial Savings and Loan Co at 1,200 Times Bldg, 42nd St and Broadway, New York.

New York Banking Department Bryant Jstrial Savings and Loan CO St. & Bway N. Y

George B Cluett Dies in 80th Year Founder of Cluett Collar Co

George B Cluett founder of the Cluett collar business died in Troy New York at age 80 after years of heart illness. Born in Wolverhampton England on November 21 1832 he moved to Troy at age 12 and co founded the first Cluett company in 1863 with J W A Cluett and Charles J Saxe. His many gifts included Samaritan Hospital Troy Boys Club a yacht used by Dr Wilford Grenfell and donations to Saratoga Care and Infirmary Saratoga Hospital and St John’s Church Troy.

New York Times Troy N. Y George B. Cluett Cluett, Peabody & Co Mr. Cluett Wolverhampton England Maulin & Blanchard Cluett J. W. A. Cluett Charles J. Saxe Cluett Company Ne Samaritan Hospital of Wilford Grenfell Labrador Saratoga Care and Infirmary Saratoga Hospital Bethesda Church By the Sea Florida Pawling School St. John’s Church St. Paul's School Garden City L. I Alfonso

Ballet of 1830 to be staged at Winter Garden

Producer F Augoust arrives in New York with the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carrying costumes and scenery used at the Alhambra London for the Ballet of 1830. Four more dancers Nellie Brown Greville Moore Emil Zajah Zanfretta arrive next week. Rehearsal of the corps de ballet to begin this morning at the Winter Garden. The three scene ballet set in France 1830 features Bohemian painters and musicians among its cast.

F. Augoust Winter Garden New York Alhambra London Nellie Brown Greville Moore Emil Zajah Zanfretta Corps de Ballet Maurice Volny France

Passengers for Europe on Transatlantic Liners

Lists of passengers booked to sail on the Caronia Zeel and other liners to Europe with extensive names from Liverpool Antwerp Glasgow and Naples, including Miss Grace Andrews and Judge Ernest Hall among many travelers. Also notes ships Mauretania and Kaiserin Wilhelm der Grosse with numerous travelers.

Caronia Liverpool F. H. Allen E. H. Alling W. H. Arnold Mitchel Thomson Bart H. L. Bartlett G. T. Bliss Susan D. Bliss F. H. Bugher E. M. Carroll Guy Charteries W. T. Chisholm Gerald D Cochran Thomas Craig W. W. Lyons J. Willis Martin Mildred Mills J. E. Osborne S. Conrad Ott E. F. Palmer Edward Perry C. E. Rich D. T. Roberts T. W. Rumble A. E. Sanborn J. G. Smith R. M. Stuart H. P. Swift M. Taylor A. H. Turner Samuel Untermyer Aaron J. Vanderpoel C. P. Vaughan J. Watson T. F. Whitmarsh Margaret Williams C. E

Yachts Gather for Eastern Yacht Club Cruise at Newport

A large fleet of schooners and sloops gathers at Newport for the Eastern Yacht Club cruise starting tomorrow from Brenton Reef Lightship heading to Marblehead. Notables attend events including Independence Day observances with speakers George Washington Greene Carpenter and Rear Admiral French Chadwick.

Morris Back with Play Rights and London Lectures

William Morris, vaudeville manager, returns from London with rights to Cosmo Hamilton four act play The Blindness of Virtue. He plans September visit for author to lecture before production and has gathered a London cast including Harry Lauder for a world tour. The Mauretania voyage also updates on other entertainers and a palace command performance.

William Morris London Cosmo Hamilton Little Theatre Morris Hamilton Hotel Plaza Harry Lauder Mr. Morris Farry Lauder Happy Fanny Fields Wilkie Bard Harry Tate Charles T. Aldrich Pillifax Paulo Queen Mary's Mauretania Sam Bernard Melville Ellis Shuberts Marcus Loew England Europe

George Van Wagenen Duryee dies at 44 in Saranac Lake

George Van Wagenen Duryee aged forty four died Thursday at Saranac Lake after a life in banking town development and public service. A Rutgers 1889 graduate, he helped establish Kingley Mabon Duryee and later led Adirondack Bank as vice president while serving as mayor of the borough and championing a library and dairy farm. He married Margaret Van Nest Smith in 1896.

George van Wagenen Duryee Saranac Lake Rutgers College William R. Duryee Duryee Brown Brothers Kingley, Mabon & Duryee Trudeau Board of Water Supply Board of Trade Century Association The Grolier Club St. Nicholas Society Mr. Duryee Margaret van Nest Smith Edward D. C. Smith Newark

Death of Cornelius F. Kingsland at 65 in Babylon NY

Cornelius F. Kingsland died at his country home in Babylon on June 28 at age 65 from Brights disease. A native of New York City he spent his summers there for fifteen years and owned real estate interests. He was a bachelor with winters in the city and leaves two brothers Walter Kingsland and A A Kingsland and two sisters.

Cornelius F. Kingsland New York Times Babylon N. Y New York Kingsland New York City Bright Mr. Kingsland Walter Kingsland A. A. Kingsland

Augustus Van Cortlandt Dies at 87 Bartow-on-Sound Home

Augustus Van Cortlandt longtime owner of upper Manhattan real estate and first holder of the name Van Cortlandt Park died yesterday at his sister Mrs. John W. Munro’s Bartow-on-Sound residence, aged 87. He leaves five sons, the eldest Augustus Van Cortlandt Jr. of Garden City. Funeral services set for next Tuesday at 11 at Christ Church Pelham.

Augustus van Cortlandt van Cortlandt Park John W. Munro Bartow-on-Sound L. I Upper Manhattan Augustus van Cortlandt, Jr Garden City Christ Church, Pelham Philip A. Payton, Jr Saranac Lake N. Y Elm Street Westfield Mass Richman Educationall Alliance Julia Richman Spiii Educational Alliance Israel Samuel Greenbaum Bernard M. L. Ernst Rudisch Gibraltar Duxie William H. van Allen Emma West 70Th St van Arsdale New York Citty Elizabeth van Arsdale William J. van Arsdale Samuel Jane Rowland van Cortlandt Bartow-on-the- Sound Yonkers Pelham Pelham Manor Grand Central Depot

Notable Obituaries Across Nation From Civil War Era Figures

A string of death notices lists former tenor Henry R. Stanfield known as Signor Del Fantis at the National Soldiers Home Hampton Virginia aged 70. It also notes the deaths of Jeannette C Williams widow of Rev Dr James Williams at 272 Washington Ave Bronx aged 64. Other obituaries include embroidery dealer Charles N Dreshfield 443 Broadway and 17 East 87th St. Henry S Jeanes Philadelphia Trust Company director age 48. Charles A Childs Hudson Blvd Jersey City founder of Dodd & Childs Express. Samantha Cory of Cooperstown NY aged 83. Randolph Clay former Pennsylvania Railroad engineer in London. Josephine Morton Hidden Ocean Grove. Mary Cornelia Jones Bloomfield NJ secretary of Women Foreign Missionary Society. William Emery Jennings Summit NJ drug firm official. Henry Nivinson Brooklyn MetLife employee. Caroline Francis Chased Lynn MA mother of Rev Dr C Thurston Chase. Michael J Cronin Jersey City hotel keeper and political figure age 55. Louis Wiese Civil War veteran Brooklyn. Robert Dixon architect Brooklyn. Anna May Atkinson St Francis Xavier Academy student died of heart disease aged about 20. Ellen Matson Brant Brooklyn widow of Major Clark Brant of Ohio Volunteers.

Henry R. Stanfield Signor del Fantis National Soldiers Hampton Harvard Stanfield Fortyfourth Massachusetts Jeannette C. Williams James Williams Washington Avenue The Bronx Williams St. Mary's School Burlington Homer Francis Taylor St. Paul’s Church Charles N. Dreshfield Broadway East Eighty-seventh Street Henry S. Jeanes Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Company Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Jeanes Charles A. Childs Hudson Boulevard Jersey City Albany N.Y Dodd & Childs Express Company Adams Express Company Mary Cornelia Jones Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Bloomfield N. J James P. Jones New York William Emery Jennings McKesson & Robbins Spring Avenue Summit Candor N. Y Henry Nevinson Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Greene Avenue Brooklyn Nevinson Caroline Francis Chased C. Thurston Chase Flatbush New Utrecht Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association Robert Dixon Louis W. Coon Clinton Street Brooklyn Polytechnic Anna May Atkinson St. Francis Xavier Academy Windsor Place John W. Atkinson Department of Buildings Academy Ellen Matson Brant South Portland Avenue Clark Thomas Brant Ohio Volunteers Mrs. Brant Columbus Ohio Gerald C. Brant Ninth U. S. A. Cavalry

Countess Szechenyi Arrives With Family in New York

The Countess of Szechenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt with her husband the Count and their children Cornelia and Alice arrived aboard the Mauretania to spend two months in the country. They will first visit Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney at Roslyn and then Newport to stay with her mother. Also aboard were Hon Alfred Anson of London and Earl Dalhousie passenger list names. Anson plans to wed Mrs. Emory with details to be set by Mrs. Emory. Arthur Ramsay visiting his brother Lieut Alexander Ramsay who serves with the Duke of Connaught in Ottawa stays two days at the Ritz-Carlton.

Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Mauretania Cornelia Alice Countess Szechenyi Harry Payne Whitney Roslyn Newport Alfred Anson London Hart of Litchfield J. J. Emory Ritz-Carlton Anson Emory Earl of Alexander Ramsay Duke of Connaught Canada Ottawa Ramsay

Valeska Suratt Ends in Bankruptcy in Federal Court

Indianapolis June 28 actress Valeska Suratt filed for bankruptcy in federal court. She owes $42,479 total liabilities with $13,250 assets. Major debts include $14,750 to Robert T. Mackay and $619 to Marie Donnian, plus $4 23 to a Paris milliner and $218 to Charles A. Darmn. Asset list includes $16,000 owed from Matton Amusement Co and costumes valued at $1,100.

New York Times Indianapolis Ind Valeska Suratt Miss Suratt Paris New York Charles A. Darmn Marie Donnian Robert T. Mackay Mr. Mackay H. J. Ward Matton Amusement Company Broadway

Eight Theatrical Firms Form In Albany

Keith Co of Albany announces the incorporation of eight theatrical companies each with a $500 capital. Directors include A Paul Keith Edward F Albee Phillip F Nash J K Hodgdon John J Murdock and Edward V Darling. Companies named The Bronx The Greenpoint Colonial Gotham Orpheum Alhambra Crescent and Bushwick. This follows the purchase of the Percy Williams theatres in New York a month ago.

New York Times Albany N. Y A. Paul Keith Edward F. Albee Phillip F. Nash 3. K. Hodgdon John J. Murdock Edward V. Darling Bronx The

Waters-Pierce Oil Company Sued for 218000 Damages

Fort Smith Arkansas June 28 The Waters-Pierce Oil Company was named defendant in a suit for 218000 damages filed by Prosecutor Paul Little on behalf of the State. The company faces charges of operating in restraint of trade with multiple violations listed and the State seeks 200 for each violation.

New York Times Fort Smith, Ark Waters-Pierce Oil Company Paul Little Chicago Kansas City Packers

Englewood Couple Announce Ada Barber Engagement

Mr and Mrs James W Barber of Englewood New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Ada L to Whitney Talman of Detroit Michigan the engagement is formalized with family notice in this period item

Marriages Listed for Late June in New York Area

Public notices show multiple June 26 to June 28 marriages across Long Island and Westchester County. Couples include Carrolls and Bartholomews among others with venue noted Calvary Church and several city churches.

Long Island Fraser Heiberger Huntington Helen John W. Fraser Westchester County Pflueger Behlen Scarsdale Minnie Behlen Frederick Pflueger Goasline Emily G Flushing Rolle Ferdinand College Point

Obituary notices from New York area June 1912 deaths

A list of June 1912 obituaries and funeral notices from New York City and nearby areas. Mary F Cornell widow of Edwin T Cornell dies at Mamaroneck. multiple entries give names ages residences service times and burial or church details across Brooklyn Manhattan Jersey City and Westchester observations.

In Memoriam Kaye Solomon

In loving memory a stone unveiling is planned for Sunday June 30 1912 at 11 AM at Union Fields Cemetery. Also a notice for John McConnell at St Aloysius Church Newark NJ appears with a related memorial context and an unrelated payment reference.

Wemoriam Kaye Union Fields Cemetery John St. Aloysius’s Church Newark A. Mo

Undertakers Campbell and Lyon Firm Listing

Frank E Campbell and John W Lyon operate funeral services at 32% OO and 2?etzsih Street with phone 193, offering undertaker options.

Frank E. Campbell John W. Lyon Etzsih St Bariea

Woodlawn Cemetery Office Notice on Harlem Frame and Trolley

The Woodlawn Cemetery at 233d Street presents an office notice for Harlem Frame and for trolley service at 20 East 233 Street.

Woodlawn Harlem St. N

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