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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1914

Page

6

Naval wedding with swords at Church of the Puritans

Lieut. John Morris Smeallie U S N and Miss Marjorie Clark wed at the Church of the Puritans on Fifth Avenue. Naval officers in uniform attended as swords crossed beneath the couple, bridesmaids wore gold and blue, and a reception followed for relatives and close friends.

John Morris Smeallie Marjorie Clark Hubert Bruce Clark Church of the Puritans Lonengrin DriTal Profession Alfred RR Wil Cora Mason Dillabaugh Valles Charles D. Brackinridge New York Philip M. Warder Philmont N.Y Laure Mo Harder Anita Ho Nient Smearlie Alfred W. Atkins S. N New York Navy Yard Louis Cy Jobe HG. Bowen Navy Yard Kneden i Nixon Henter Téeut HH. L. Irwin Isle de Luzon Donald Clark Smeathe Clark

Olympic athlete marries in Waterville

Special to The New York Times reports Harvey W Cohn former Irish American AC two mile ace and three time Olympian wed nurse Frances G Barter of Stonington at noon in Waterville Maine The quiet ceremony at St James church followed a hospital romance started when Cohn was a patient Summer plans involve a honeymoon in Unity and residence back in Waterville for the winter The article notes Cohn coached Colby College track and his later roles after a trustees meeting naming him athletic instructor

New York Times Waterville Harvey W Cohn Bitar H.C. Turner Method St Frances G Barter Stonington Sisters’ Hospital Colin Norman J. Merrill Colby Cott Henson Merrifield Cohn Unity Toiby College Board of Trustes

Astors Arrive in Newport for Short Visit at Rosecliff

Vincent Astor and Mrs Astor docked on the steam yacht Noma from New York to visit Mrs Oelrichs and Hermann Oelrichs at Rosecliff where a luncheon was held. The couple’s first visit since their wedding was noted as they reviewed Beechwood for improvements. Meanwhile Mrs J Gordon Douglas underwent appendectomy at Whitney Warren cottage. her condition is satisfactory.

J. Gordon Douglas Whitney Warren Cottage Charles W. Stewart Harry J. Knapp Douglas Anna Kountze Mr. Douglas Barker Memrber New York Stock Exchange St. Thomas's Church New York Harold F. McCormick Chicago Robert Grosvenor Newport Harry Amory Boston Labrador Gloucester Philip Martineau England Charles F Hoffman Paulding Fosdick Cadwaladey Cottage Edward Tuck Paris French Vanderbilt Hamilton Mek. Twombly Pembroke Jones August Belmont Hoyal Phelps Carroll Miss Carroll Reginald Vanderbilt Henry Barton Mildred Rives Mrat Laurence L. Gillespie Far Willard Spencer Stuart Duncan Frederika Paine Anita Grosvenor John Borland Mis Manayor Darlington Margaret HL. Esk Mimi Scott iMrs. Howard ©. Cushing Edna -Ar- Seris

Evans to Explain Speech Hits War Inquiry

President directs War Secretary Garrison to inquire into Brig. Gen. BK Evans remarks at a Sons of the Revolution dinner in New York. Evans defends his Monroe Doctrine comments as a broad historical view and says no target was intended. He notes letters from Sons of the American Revolution members and expects a formal explanation may come soon.

Washington Garrison BK. K. Evans Sons of the Revolution New York Evans United States War Department Garriston Sons of the American Gen. Evans Col Oliver FB. Bridgman First New York Cavalry Louis A .Ames Spire State Secrety Sons of the American Revolution Rogers Lark Ballard Thrustom The Order

Senator Pittman Hosts Notable Washington Reception

The New York Times reports Senator and Mrs. Pittman hosted a large reception and dance at Altha Hall Virginia with 100 plus young guests and Genevieve Walsh as guest of honor. VIP guests listed include the Vice President Cabinet members and Senate leaders. Mrs Walsh and Miss Walsh plan to sail to Europe, with a garden party planned for Rear Admiral Mitchell and family.

New York Times Washington Pittman Altha Hall Virginia Congressional Genevieve Walsh Montana Danelog Marine Band Marshall Clark Newlands Swans Jarene- Vieve Clark Burleson Ruth Hitchcock Agnes O'Gorman Alma Perkins

Coler Endorses Catholic Parochial Schools at Watervliet

Former New York City Controller Bird S Coler urged support for Catholic parochial schools at St Patrick's Academy in Watervliet. He cited past prejudice against denominational education and argued religious instruction cannot be replaced by ethical or scientific systems in public schools. He said parochial education fosters civic virtue and personal responsibility to God.

New York Times Ot Roy QN. Y Dine Bey St. Patrick's Academy Watervliet Bird S. Coler New York Colter Lrivinigs Parochia Scheelbsysvar Conse Zion

Fashions and Ceremony at Cincinnati Wedding of Groesbeck Riker

Miss Mary Caroline Groesbeck and Daniel Smith Riker were married at the Groesbeck estate on East Hill Cincinnati. Bishop Vincent officiated using the Episcopal ritual. Attendants included bridesmaids Catherine Anderson and Gertrude Hoyt and friends from New York. After a honeymoon the couple will reside in New York.

New York Times Cincinnati Ohio Mary Caroline Groesbeck Daniel Smith Riker New York Groesbecks Ast Hill Telford Groesbeck Robert Andrew Fowler Fowler Philadelphia Paris Morethern Cohne Dive Boyd Vinevent Hartwell Cable Samuel Norris Samuel Gilford Daniel Riker Ilenny Riker Joseph Hoyt Joseph Hoyt, Jr Mr. Riker

Social Notes on Summer Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs Francis Rogers and Misa Barnes take a Saundersport cottage for the summer and plan trips to Bar Harbor and Newport. Mrs Hope Gammell Shater rests at the St Regis en route to Newport. The McFaddens tour the West visiting Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Wilson Shannon Daan stay at Windmill Farm Ipswich. Mrs Pres brey recovers from a serious illness. Bramwell sails to Europe from Lenox while Mrs Metherly and the Moberts sail abroad on the Aquitania. Moultons and Lloyd Aspinwalls set sail on Rotterdam for summer travel.

Francis Rogers Misa Cornelia Barnes Saunderstown R. I Bar Harbor Newport Hope Gammell Shater Washington, DC. C St. Regis Irs | Mek Twombly Ds Nleo George W. Mcfadden G. W. McFadden Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Wilson Shannon Daan East Eleventh Street Windmill Farm Ipswich Mass Charles E. Presbrey Marion Shaw John Martin Shaw J. Calder Bramwell S. Parkman Shaw Lenox Potterdam Europe Kdward Metherly Moberts Maat Piashty Seventh Street Aquitania A. J. Moulton Moulton Lloyd Aspinwall Rotterdam

Transatlantic travel seniors list on departure day

Passengers booked for today on liners like the Rotterdam include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander and many others from Delane Avenue to Arn and Smith households. The The departure notices name numerous travelers and couples planning voyages across the Atlantic.

Rotterdam Henry Alexander Delane Aves J .H. Andrews Helen FL Ambrews W. If. Arnett Marjorie Arnof Polacd Vtt Ste.aktred W Baker WY. Kiewle Atbert H fNomm A. Roeth E. A. Broke Browth Myr i. Brown J.caliwell Woo Chain Clune Dale Dix Tapers Hart Marshall Field UN ' An Milne M Larne Kell Myulion Norton Clabei Anil E. Straw Anthony Cravath Fisker Ainer Shaw Wulfiams Perey Smith Lomlonmi Avien Broderick Fidoveapite

The Week in the Theatres Sees Narrowed Run of Shows

The stage scene lists remaining long run shows Potash and Perm mutter at the Cohen Theatre Kitty MacKay at the Comedy A Pair of Sixes at the Lyceum The Follies at the New Amsterdam and The Passing Show at the Winter Garden. The rest of the circuit highlights Alice Eis and Hert French Rouge et Noir and Dance of Fortune with The Temptress at Hammerstein and the Hoof Garden Victoria Carmelita Ferrer makes her American debut Dancing by Moonlight continues with Joe Jackson and others at various venues including the Atlantic City boardwalk acts and a New Brighton headliner George MacParlane leads a strong cast with the Beauties and other acts at the Nawamaehtan.

Baldpate Beauty Shop Cohan Theatre Kitty MacKay Loinacre New Amsterdam Winter Garden Alice Eis Hert French Haammerstein Victoria Carmelita Ferrer Joe Jackson Gmost Lyons Yosco Consul Betty Arnaut Brothers Bedini Arthur Grace de Mar Loclett Waldron Castillians Tomboys Fred Mldridge Ethel the Palace Theatre Montgomery and Moore Joan Sawyer Bennie Dixon Lewis Sladen Miss Sawyer Adelaide Hughes AL von Tilzer Athantic City Hert Wheeler and Company Fred Kornan Whistler Willie Weston Ralph Herz New Brighton George MacParlane Jesse Lasky William Lesaron Robert Hood Bowers Mortimer J. Weldon W. J. McCarthy Ed Gallagher Bob Carlie Nana Alexis Stepp Goodrich Ning Kahler Seabhey Dorville Dierard Academy Maisto Vosagrennes Briens Semccess Durey Tls Jienes A. Ban Uivria Boniehkerherke Ithyithie Rusi

McAdoo Softens Easement Terms For New York Subway

A June conference in Washington among Secretary McAdoo and Public Service officials reached a practical easement agreement for the subway under New York’s Post Office building. The city will not be required to build mail platforms for at least two years and steps to protect the Federal Building and indemnify the government were proposed. Final adoption rests with the Public Service Commission and the Board of Estimate.

New York Times Washington Post Office New York McAdoo Public Service Commission Treasury Department McAdooo Hamlin and Newton Westmaster Edward M. Morgan Public Service Maltbie Secretary of the Treasury Board of Estimate City of Interborough

Clark Party in Peril After Potomac Storm Escape

A party including Mrs Champ Clark and daughters Miss Genevieve Clark and Miss MecCumber arrived in Washington from Fort Washington and recounted a near disaster as their Government motor launch Wilhelmina capsized during a fierce Sunday night storm forcing refuge in a freight house. The group was entertained by Capt. Granville Sevier. Two women from the fort remained aboard during the storm and were rescued after the boat keeled over. one woman was left fainting and required care.

New York Times Washington Champ Clark Fort Washington Potomac River Wilhelmina Reutity

Navy ends shipboard soft drinks as dry July 1

At Charlestown Navy Yard the first effects of Secretary Daniels order banning intoxicants appear as ships unload bottles of cooling drinks from Vera Cruz and load grape juice and soft drinks. Vessels Nebraska Rhode Island and North Carolina prepare to be dry after midnight tomorrow and take on 2 percent alcohol substitutes. Daniels order takes effect July 1.

New York Times Boston Daniels Charlestown Navy Yard Nebraska Mexico Vera Cruz Rhode Island North Carolina Bryan

Lenox Water Sports Postponed for Second Trial

In Lenox Massachusetts on June 2 water sports activities were postponed as tomorrow hosts the second trial at the lake. Alexander Sedgwick Jr. of Stockbridge won the Lenox junior tennis title 6-2 6-2 over W. Smith of Lee. Invitations go out for a Fourth of July Lakeside dance with patronesses listed and a Lake Mahkeenac fireworks float display planned.

New York Times Lienon Mass W. Smith Lee Lenox Charles Astor Lakeside Bristed George E. Turnure Carl A. de Gersdorff J. Woodward Haven John Alexandre Lake Mahkeenac

Dr Thomas Embley Dies Suddenly While Visiting Plainfield

Dr Thomas W Embley a 10 year old practicing homeopathic physician died suddenly Sunday while visiting friends in Plainfield No 1 He was born in Dutchess County NY and a Philadelphia Hahnemann graduate He practiced homeopathy for seventeen years and belonged to the Homeopathic Medical Society of New York He was unmarried and lived at 22 West Eighty Fourth Street Also mentioned Gen John P Taylor past commander of the Pennsylvanian Department of the GALOR died of heat prostration at age 87 in Reedville Pennsylvania He was president of the State Monument Commission and arranged his own funeral with a bronze coffin prior to death.

Thomas W. Embley Plainfield No 1 West Eighty-fourth Street Embley Dutchess County N. Y Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia New York Sexteen Yestisa Homeopathic Medical Society of New York Metropolitan Hospital Pn Amises Keitchens Chile Taylor John P. Taylor Department of the Reedsville Penn State Monument Commission Natidfiel Dhe HW. Ritter Secretars Sith William DeWitt Chace Wadthrom N. J Mundhenk Anna Louise Sophie Mundhenk Herman Mundhenk Puneral Thestas Swelook Newaork Av Ione Tieenwood Cemetery Murgatroyve Edwin RO Murgatroyd Fresbyterian New Vernon, S J Etork Morrietown Trate Hoboken Oeisek Kenetcoo Cemetery Mynotte William Thomas Myrette Mary Louisa Menette Iit Atv Manhattan Robert A. Redmond Morthmer Peeniel Ererar Holy Crome Charch West Veinenlas Eranan Beetert Seman Marie Bar Sormam Vavests Tere Iinos Matert Seaman Francis Lattker Careline Baviee Muttery Eervices Will Hechel Maxtle Tore Tejasud Wiedlley Farsey cMe Papa Stitt

Major William de Witt Miller dies at 80 in Plainfield New Jersey

Major William de Witt Miller 80 a Civil War veteran died at his East Seventh Street home after paralysis He served as lieutenant with the Sixty sixth New York Volunteers after initial service with the Thirteenth New York Militia He fought in the Peninsula Bull Run Maryland Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and earned a Brevet Major from Lincoln He later worked in ship brokerage Miller helped organize Bethany Chapel in Brooklyn and was elder of the Heights Church He belonged to the New York Commandery Military Order Royal Legion Surviving are a wife two sons and three daughters.

Plainfield N. J William de Witt Miller East Seventh Street Staten Island Pingry Institute Fishkill N. Y New York State Militia New York Volunteers French Richardson Hancock Army of the

John C Morton dies after long illness in Brooklyn home

John C Morton of the John C Morton Sons Company building materials died Sunday at his Brooklyn home near Washington Park from heart disease after paralysis. Born November 25, 1866 in Brooklyn, he led the family business with his father and brother. Survived by brother Albert Morton and sisters Miss Femina K H Morton and Mrs Catherine T Halstead.

John Clark John

Memorial for Longtime Letter Carrier Stern at City Station

Leopold Stern a veteran letter carrier of over forty years and known to many merchants on Broadway was found dead in the locker room at Station A Prince and Gircontifets. Dr Ryan of St. Virerrt pronounced Stern perished. he delivered mail in the Fourteenth Ward along Broad Way between Houston Street. He is survived by his widow and two children.

Leopold’ Stern Tower Broadway Prince and Gircontifets Ryan

May Sprague Turnure remembered at Crest Mount

May Sprague Turnure sister of the late Arthur Turnure a Vogue leader died yesterday of heart disease following rheumatism at Crest Mount on the Hudson where she rested with her mother Mia. She was born in New York City and educated here later studying in Europe and traveling the world.

May Sprague Thurnure Arthur ‘Turnure Crestmount-on-the-l Hudson Mia Mary Turnure East Forty-fifth Street Migs Turtture Europe David M. Turnure Percy ‘Turnure George) W Smith Wainwright & Smith Rockaway Beach Rockville Centre Hempstead Oinville Avenue Bronx Ryer Amd George Strawerridge German Town Fenn Vienna Berlin Pennsylvania Eye and Far Infirmary Edward Clifford Anderson Col Anderson Thomas Jefferson Savannah Jane Margaret Randolph Albemarle County

FORCE HITS LONDON CRITICS

Members of the Neteve Company returning from two week run of the musical comed y at the Gaety Theatre in London faced critical remarks. Hal Forde defends his accent while others like Miss Bebrisa Abtiner and Arthur Weld note unfairness and cultural misperceptions by critics.

Neteve Company Loerelonm Comeds Gaety Winnewaska Transport i Hal Forde Critle Fral Forde Elal Forde London Vandeville London Hippodrome New York Bebrisa Abtiner William bDeanforth Mies Marrer Carolyn ‘Thompson M+ Anta Vine Arthur Weld

Flood Destroys Damside Lowlands Forcing Families Out

Flood waters from the government cofferdam on the river above Fort Stott drove about 50 families from St. Paul Port city along the St. Peter river. Automobiles warned residents as water rose into lowlands, with many families moving to higher ground. The St. Anthony area reported a one foot rise twelve miles below the breach, and preparations for further staging were underway as flood control crews repaired the damaged cofferdam section.

Ldpi Fort Stottie Vappeter Tim Dietel Paul Potice St Sani Dar

Telegraphed Marriages and Death Notices for NYT

Notices indicate forthcoming marriage and death details intended for insertion in The New York Times, to be transmitted by Teer Bryant. The text confirms telephoned notices processed for formal publication.

New York Times Ty Teer Bryant

In Wemortam Beloved Honor Memory of Loved Ones

In Wemortam memory of my te love and our dear father died. Unveiling of headstone at Mt Zion Cemetery. BEGLEY and K mass St Patrick's Newark and Blessed Sacrament Church Newark. Service today at 1 PM.

Lestates Huetumdl Tarwesdias Inty Mt Zion Cemetery

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