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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

7

Miss Florence Clark Weds Charles Ruggles In Private Home

Miss Florence Griselda Clark married Charles A. Ruggles Tuesday at the bride's parents home, in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. William Carter. The couple, who escaped by second-story window to a waiting carriage, plan a brief honeymoon in Cuba. Ruggles, general manager of Cramp Company, is a New York skyscraper builder and club member.

Florence Griselda Clark Charles A. Ruggles Jom Campbell Clark Seventy-sevenths Street William Carter Madison Avenue Church C. E. Norton Kate Vail Alice Vail Saran Plant Magdalen Plant Ida T. Berrien Te York Athletic Engineers’ Club

Dana Collier Wedding Plans at Grace Church

The wedding of Miss Georgette Collier and David Jr Dana is set for 3 P.M. at Grace Church to be held on Thursday April 25. Miss Collier, daughter of Mrs. M Dwight Collier, has worn mourning for her father two years. Mr Dana, son of Mrs. Richard S Dana, was Master of Hounds at Jaenox and graduated from Princeton in 1901.

Georgette Collier M. Dwight Collier David Jr. Dana Grace Church Broadway Tenth Street Colliers Danas Lenox Miss Collier Dana Richard S. Dana Jaenox Princeton

Miss Emily Welles to Wed Harry Robbins in April

Miss Emily Welles daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Welles will marry Harry Pelham Robbins on Wednesday April 22 at Grace Church at 3 PM with a reception at the Welles home 6 West Thirty seventh Street. Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ascher Robbins is a Columbia College graduate class of 1894 and an architect noted in society cotillion leadership.

Emily Welles Benjamin Welles Harry Pelham Robbins Grace Church Welles West Thirty-seventh Street Miss Welles George N. Kingsland Astor Robbing Henry Ascher Robbins Columbia Cotillions

Ocean Travel Bubbles With Notables on White Star Liners

The Celtic sails to Liverpool today with a large list of passengers including Co. F. Bean R. F. Botterell and Salvation Army officers Mrs Compe and Col. Gandel plus Capt. and Mrs. Robinson and Dr. Fisher. The Savoie heads to Havre with diplomats and officials such as M. des Porteis de la Fosse and Mrs de la Tosse. Red Star liner Kroomfind carries A. de Hamilleureux and Richard Ewers from Antwerp. Republic reports Dr Daniel Fisher former Hanover College president aboard with Joseph Stillman and Charles Mallory after a world trip.

Celtic White Star Line Liverpool Co. F. Bean R. F. Botterell Compe The Salvation Army E. Fi. Copeland M.S. Illyiar E. D. Youlkner Ideyt F. M. Gandel CC. Howe E. L. Hoyle Cooper Key Frederick Sheppel James H. Lee James R. Fwockhar’t John W. Munro E. Nobins Parks William Robinson Frank A.small le Grande Tibbitts Clarence Wesiner Savoie Hamvre M. Des. Porteis de la Fosse Washington de la Tosse Frances R. Keep R. Allen de Cruse E. J.cowdin A. H. Pugh Robert Stokes Red Star Kroomfind Antwerp A. de Hamilleureux Ien Richard Ewers White Star Republic Daniel Fisher Hanover College Madison, M Joseph Stillman Charles Mallory

Prominent Amateurs Aid Benefit Concert at Whitney Home

Amateurs will perform this afternoon in the ballroom of Mrs Harry Payne Whitney at 2 West Fifty seventh Street to raise funds for the Bhbies Convalescent Home Rhinebeck. Mrs Ogden Mills Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Levi P Morton support the charity. Mrs Henry Spies Kip sings Ruth Draper performs a monologue and Gladys Rice plays violin.

Harry Payne Whitney West Fifty-seventh Street Rhinebeck Ogden Mills John Jacob Astor J Levi P. Morton Henry Spies Kip Ruth Draper Gladys Rice Alonzo

Potter to sing with Miss Rosamond Street accompanist

At 74 Fifth Avenue Harriman home yesterday Miss Carol Harriman remained improving and Dr. William G. Lyle stated she would recover. He added the second mastoiditis operation was entirely successful and noted no doubt of eventual recovery.

Harriman Fifth Avenue Carol Harriman William G. Lyle Fier

Divorce suit of Mrs A Hart Mackee heard in Paris

The long pending divorce action brought by Mrs. A Hart Mackee against her husband came before the First Tribunal in Paris today but the hearing was not concluded.

Paris A. Hart Mackee

Wedding Invitations and Events Across the City

About four hundred invitations will be issued for the wedding of Miss Kean Fish and A William Lawrence Breese to be held in St James Church on March 23 with a reception at the bride’s 55 East Seventy-seventh Street residence. The day also features musicales at the St Regis and Plaza in aid of Greenwich House Handicraft School, a charity lecture at the Colony Club by Walter Damrosch for the Speedwell Home, and a series of musical mornings at Mrs George C Clark’s Fifth Avenue home. Funds from Roslyn fair support Nassau Hospital.

Kean Fish William Lawrence Breese St. James's Cnureh East Seventy-seventh Street St. Regis F. S. Coolidge Robert L. Gerry Cornelia Harrian Eleanor Mortimer Greenwich House Leonora Jackson Heinrich Mesa Speedwell Morristown N. J Walter Damrosch Colony Club Pelleas and Melisands F. B. Candler Fifth Avenue H. A. Alexander West Forty-seventh Street George C. Clark David Mannes Schermerhorn Hall Columbia University France H. F Mailer Roslyn S. 1 Nassau Hospital Englewood XN. J Georges R. Dutton Samuel H Emily C. Dutton St. Paul's Church Wallingtorn Conn New York DE Kay Marion Mate Laura de Kay Ior James de Kay Daniel H. Tompkins Fairchild Bordighera Italy Mari Louise Horace Js F 1 Elzabeth John Wesley Stiles Madison Square Church Fox William Fox Seth W. Fox Brooklyn Irving Hopes Nyack N. Y West Marion Denny Warren RB. Hall, Jr Church of Intercession Tokth Ki T'way Ss P.M Boston Hall Charita M Ernest Hall Boston Road Shoal Wempstead Glenbrook Maple Avenue New Haven Hoben 12Th St Long Island City West 127Th St John Hoff Huben Theela” Huben Hamilton Place Leggett Anne B. Leggett West 129Th St Leupp Rome Laura T. Leupp Charles Mleupp Mahr Henry J. Mahr Carnella BH. Schlosser East List St Woodlawn Mueden Washington Emilie Charles G. Mueden Portner Flats Nylander Charles St Katherine A Charles E. Nylender St. Joseph’s Church Washington Place Greenfield Cemetery Hempstead O'Connor South Orange Ellen Pierce Philip O’connor Church of Our Lady of Sorrows Pauly Charles W. Pauly Frederick G. Pauly West Tuth St Smith Evelyn Vineta J. Hosford Veronia Evelyn Smith Junius Smith Lenox Rud Woolley East Fith St John W. Woolley Bath Av Long Branch Central Railroad of New Jersey

Empress visits Queen Alexandra in London visit

Dowager Empress of Russia arrived in London for a royal visit to Queen Alexandra. King Edward VII Queen Alexandra the Prince of Wales and the Princess of Wales were on hand with Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey to receive her. Police guarded the Dover London rail line and a tour to J Pierpont Morgan's art collection was planned.

London Russia Queen Alexandra Edward Prince Princess of Wales Edward Grey Dover England J. Pierpont Morgan

King Edward visits Premier amid illness update

King Edward visits Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman in the sickroom for half an hour on March 4 as the Premier shows slight gains but continues slow recovery from influenza. The king plans a month long continental holiday starting tomorrow from London.

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman London Edward Henry Campbell-Bannerman

Threats Warn of King Alfonso Assassination Attempt

Placards spread across Barcelona warning of an attempt on King Alfonso during his March 12 visit. Police removed and destroyed the posters today in the Spanish city.

Barcelona Alfonso

Leopold Moves Toward Congo Annex in Belgian Treaty

Brussels reports King Leopold agreed to sweeping concessions in a new treaty that would annex the Congo Independent State to Belgium. Observers say the move stems from fear of British intervention and potential US backing, as Leopold showed coldness toward American Minister A Wilson and British representative Sir Edmund Phipps at a recent Court ball.

Brussels Leopold Congo Belgium United States helXing Great Britain America A. Wilson Edmund Phipps

Pink baby elephant born at Barnum and Bailey show

In Bridgeport winter quarters a pink newborn elephant weighed 150 pounds and stood two feet high, born to Queen Bess who celebrated with Jupiter. George Conklin supervised the arrival while the calf, bottle fed for a day, was briefly separated for safety and prepared for exhibition at Madison Square Garden next week.

Barnum & Bailey Bridgeport Bess Jupiter George Conklin Eld P. T. Barnum James A. Bailey Me Square Garden Sprinz

Norman Winslow Joins Lowell Summer Stock Company

Norman Winslow, previously leading woman in New York the Man of the Hour, is engaged as leading woman for the Summer stock company in Lowell Massachusetts. A new aorial ballet debuted in Four Seasons at the Hippodrome with dancers from Berlin’s Winter Garden. Mike Simons, Hammer star’s Victoria stage manager, plans a vaudeville sketch High Life in Jail. Amylia Summerville engaged by Charles Frohman to replace Jeffreys Lewis in Twenty Days in the Shade.

Norman Winslow New York Lowell Mass Tthe Hippodrome Winter Garden Berlin Mike Simons Hammerstar Victoria Amylia Summerville Charles Frohman Jeffreys Lewis

Senator Redfield Proctor Dies in Vermont Home

United States Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died at his Champlain apartments in Washington after a week ill with grip leading to pleurisy and pneumonia complications. His death affects Vermont politics as son Fletcher Proctor and Governor of Vermont, along with key officials, plan interment in Proctor, Vermont.

Washington United States Redfield Proctor Vermont the Champlain Fletcher Proctor Senator Proctor Proctor House of Representatives Senate Warren Committee On Fairbanks Senator Warren Dillingham

Denial Reported On Scheff Divorce Suit Rumor

Fred Latham, manager for Fritzi Scheff, told The Times in Cincinnati that reports of a divorce filing from Lieut. von Bardeleben are false. Scheff herself avoided comment, directing reporters to Latham who said the rumor is ridiculous and untrue.

New York Times Cincinnati Ohio Fred Latham Fritzi Scheff Times New York Miss Scheff Lieut. von Bardeleben Mr. Latham

Bach Choral Society Debuts In Mendelssohn Hall Concert

Sam Franko presented Bach oriented program with the new Bach Choral Society in Mendelssohn Hall last evening. The set included the orchestral suite in C major and cantata selections with strong chorus work but uneven balance with the orchestra. The performance drew a large, enthusiastic audience and promises progress for the group.

Gid Mendelssohn Hall Sam .Franko J. §. Bach Bach Choral Society New Bach Society Bach Ellen Learned Mgr Louis F. Waslanger Henry P. Schmitt John Spargur Franko

Fiedler Named Director Of Boston Symphony

Boston announces August Max Fiedler of Hamburg will direct the Boston Symphony Orchestra to succeed Carl Muck. Fiedler, born 1859 in Zittau, is a pianist and composer who studied with his father and G Albrecht and taught at the Hamburg Conservatory. He will take charge at the season's start.

New York Times Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra Max Fiedler Hamburg Carl Muck Berlin Fiedler Zittau Ele G. Albrecht Leipsic Conservatory Hamburg Conservatory

Dutton, 74, Bergen Bar Dean, Dies in Englewood

George R. Dutton prominent real estate lawyer and dean of the Bergen County CNJ Bar Association dies at 74 from heart disease at his Englewood home. He never married and is survived by a single brother, Major C. E. Dutton, U. S. A., retired.

George R. Dutton Bergen County CN. J Bar Association New York New Jersey Winthrop Place Englewood N. J Mr. Dutton E. Dutton

Noted Germ an leaders and business figures die in 1920s era notices

Alfred Dolge the German socialist leader and piano innovator dies in Dolgeville New York. Rev Caster Brunner longtime Bridgeport German Reformed Church pastor and church official passes away aged 76. James Hedges a 73 year old diamond broker from 170 Broadway dies in Allenhurst New Jersey. Laura Leupp dies in Rome while abroad. Robert Leuchars 55, a Brookline landscape gardener, dies after long illness. Major George Hilton former Twelfth New York Volunteer and evangelist dies in Alhambra California. George A Street 91, oldest US jewelry maker, dies in Great Barrington. John W Hoben retired lumber merchant dies in Long Island City. Prof Austin C Apgan botanist dies in Trenton. Lewis Stewart 32, architect with Ford Stewart Oliver, dies in Newark.

Alfred Dolgis Germany Dolgeville Caster Brunner Bridgeport Conn Yestray New York German Reformed Church James Hedges Broadway Allenhurst N. J West Highty-sixth Street Laura T. Leupp Charles M. Leupp Financial Rome Italy Robert B. Leuchars Brookline Mass George J. Hilton Twelfth New York Volunteers Alhambra Cal George A. Street United States Great Barrington John W. Hoben Twelfth Street Long Island City Austin C. Apgan Trenton State Normal School Lewis, Stewart Ford, Stewart & Oliver Newark John H. Stewart

New Wagner Singers Debut at Metropolitan Opera

The Metropolitan Opera adds two German Wagnerians Mme Leffler Burchard Brunnhilde and Mme Berta Morena Sieglinde to Die Walkure with Burman as Siegmund. Morena impresses with a full rich voice and expressive style while Leffler Burchard shows strong dramatic power though pitch and tone vary in key scenes. Conductor Midler yields extraordinary beauty. audience applauded Morena Burrian and Blass after the first act.

Metropolitan Opera House Die Walkure Mme. Leffler-Burchard Brunnhilde Mme Berta Morena Sieglinde Mr. Burman Siegmund Germany Leffier Burchard Mme. Morena Wagner Morena Brunhilde Wotan Leffler-Burchard Siegfried Mr. van Rooy Blass Midler Messrs Burrian Jhjass Feffler-Burckard

Hammerstein to Present Aida Concert at Manhattan Opera House

Next Sunday evening at the Manhattan Opera House Mr. Hammerstein will present the second act of Aida in concert form with chorus orchestra and stage band. The Vale of Roses scene from La Damnation de Faust will follow with Mr. Dufranne singing Mephistopheles.

Manhattan Opera House Mr. Hammerstein Vale of Roses Mr. Dufranne Mephistopheles

Pelleas et Melisande Draws Fifth Time at Manhattan Opera

The Pelleas et Melisande performance at the Manhattan Opera House last evening drew a large attentive audience. The cast included Miss Garden Mme Gerville-Réache and Messrs Porter Dufraine and Arimondi with Mr Ca conducting.

Manhattan Opera House Miss Garden Mme. ‘Gerville-Réache Messrs Porter Dufraine Arimondi

Broker's Advice on Title Marketability

A broker argues that title marketability is less crucial as buyers often skip title searches and insurance by reputable title specialists. The remark highlights reliance on title search adequacy and the perceived safety of title insurance in modern real estate transactions.

Young French noble count dies in Windsor Quebec

Word arrived of the death on March 2 at the Chateau Windsor Windsor Mayo Quebec of Louis Philippe de Bots hebert Gaste de Tilly Marquis de Bisru aged ? He was claimant to the throne of France and godfathered by the Take of Orleans He descended from an old French family His mother and sister survive.

Louis Philippe de Botshebert Gaste de Tilly Marquis de Bisru Chateau Windsor Windsor Mayo Quebec Orleans France

Stamford Executive Hempstead Dies at Glenbrook

Stamford Connecticut March 4 Charles T Hempstead former general passenger agent of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad died at his home in Glenbrook today from Brights disease after a long illness. He was 84 and survived by a son and two daughters.

Stamford, Conn Charles T. Hempstead New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Glenbrook Bright Mr. Hempstead

Marriages and betrothals listed from March 1908 notices

A series of marriage announcements assortment listing brides and grooms with their locations and dates in March 1908. Names include Isabelle Jennings Lasher, Lucy Marsh Leggett, Elizabeth Hitch Van Wagenen, Mary Orcutt Washburne, Katheryn O Connor Corgan, Florence Green, Margaret Heaton, Harriet Larkins Lowell, Helena Dodge Moss, Florence Brower Turner, among others.

First Unitarian Grange N. J Walter Reta Hunt Elizabeth Johnson Hitch Henry F. Hitch Garrat Bleecker van Wagenen Washburne—Orcutt Second Presbyterian Church Elizabeth E. B. Cobb D. D Wilson Phraner Mary Willett Groutt Clarence Bingham Moss George F. Turner Florence L. Brower

Obituary notices from March 1908 Brooklyn paper

A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents of Brooklyn and nearby areas. Items include Helen Tracy Abbot of 127 Amity St and many others with names, ages, residences, and funeral arrangements across New York and New Jersey cities.

Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area towns

A list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of Brooklyn Newark Hoboken Yonkers and surrounding areas. Names include Cassellius Clover Cole Conway Dalrymple Devlin Dowling Dwyer Elliott Elmore Flynn Golberg Gorey Grundgryer Haberlin Hess Herriman Hopkins Hughes Jones Jordan Kennedy Lahagh Lachey Lane Levison Lichtel Luittrell Lyons Lyon McAdam McDonald Mann Mills Mitchell Mockridge Murphy Nugent O Connor O Brien O Neill Pape Reeb Roche Ruhl Schneider Sexton Smith Stanley Stein Stevenson Strauss Sutton Twyford Tyler Van Boskerck Walsh Wharmby White Wight with funeral dates and interment notes as listed.

Clover Irvington Pe I Josephine A. Clover Cole Rockaway Beach Eugene H. Cole AL MM. Conway John Conway Dalry Mvplie Franklin Park N. J Joseph H. Dalrymple Devin Bathgate St. Peter's Hospital Susan Dwyer Elliott West Seth St Samuel Elliott Elmore North Elliott Place Brook Inn Michael Elzavore Tomourrow Fetzer 40Th St A. Fetzer Tlynn Cortland St Coney Island Mareh Mary -F Flynn Franker Broad St Newark Fangie Frankel Gilbert West 57Th St William Robert Gilbert Clynn West 53d St Margaret Glynn Golpburg Cherry St Brooklyn Hills Olgan M. Goldberg Gorey Artsley-on-the-Hudson Lawrence Goyn M. Grundgry West Farms Road Fritz Grundgruer Haberlin Marta Haberlin Hein Fark Brooklyn Christian Hess Assec Herriman Astoria Josephine Hopkins Frank Tlopkins Mughes Bloomfield SN. JL Eliza Hughes Jonts Catherine Jones M. Jordon Burnside St Orange George L. Jordan Kennedy West 111Th &T James S. Kennedy Charles Leros Lyon. McAdam Quincy St Kittle McAdam McDonald Bank &St James F. McDonald Mann Timothy Mann Mills West 105A Howent Mills M. Mitchell de Kaib Av Matthew Mitchell Mockridge Warren Laura T. Mockridge Murphy Catharine St John Murphy A. M. Nugent Broadway James V. Nugent Pape North 1Th St Emil H. Pape Reeb South 9Th St Rose Reeb. Roche Bushwick Aw Brooklin Anna €. Rovue Ruhl Larchmont Henry Y Ruhl 4Th Av Arthur Stevenson Strauss East S4th St Maret Matilda A. M. Button Ellen Sutton A. M. Twyford 14Th St Stephen D. Twyford Tyler Rye Harriett Tyler van Boskerck St. Nicholas Pinos Francis Walsh Morningside Av Patrick Walsh Wharmby

Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Trains Trolleys and Carriage

The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced from $150. For Books of Views call telephone 4855 Gramercy or contact a representative. Office located at 20 East 280 Street New York City.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 280 N. Y

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