Bridge and Fair for Charity Sake Event Details
Charity bridge at the Plaza on March 20 funds Children of Loving Service projects. Committee includes Eleanor Dupignac and Estelle Flower, with patronesses such as Mrs. Fletcher Palmer and Mrs. Le Roy Clark. Prizes include a Tiffany clock and The Merry Widow tickets. Fair follows April 10 at Mrs. Alexander's on West Fifty eighth Street with booths run by local children to aid the Convalescent Home for Babies at Sea Cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dupignac
Helen Ludington
Estelle Flower
Adelaide Baylis
Carey Fellowes
Florence Perkins
Emma L.romeyn
Francis Fletcher Palmer
le Roy Clark
George J. Daniels
Thomas Hicks
William Baylis
William French Wilbour
Louis F. Whitin
Henry I. Schley
Theodore I. Husted
James J. Goodwin
Henry
A. Spaulding
Charles W. Romeyn
Clarke Pott R Read
Tiffany
Katharine B. Schley
West Fiftyfourth Street
Poe Schley
Children of Loving Service
Charles B. Alexander
West Fiftyeighth Street
Convalescent Home For
Sea Cliff
Cast of The Simple Life at Carnegie Lyceum
The Simple Life features Philip F Kobbe Mrs Erhardt Lee Theodore E Steinway William H Adams Edward F Coward Thomas H Russell Evert Jansen Wendell Olivia Hitchcock Walker Marcus Dennett Marie Huntington Harold W Gould George O Redington William Clifford M Moore and Jacob Wendell Jr in nightly performances next week. A Monday show benefits the Jewell Day Nursery tickets from Mrs Joel B Erhardt and Mrs Arthur M Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. Kobbe
Erhardt Lee
Theodore E. Steinway
William H. Adams
Edward F. Coward
Thomas H. Russell
Evert Jansen Wendell
Olivia Hitchcock
Walker Marcus Dennett
Marie Huntington
Harold W. Gould
George O. Redington
William Clifford M. Moore
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Comedy Club
Jewell Day Nursery
Carnegie Lyceum
Joel B. Erhardt
Arthur M. Dodge
Passengers Listed For Transatlantic Voyages On Multiple Liners
A long passenger list outlines travelers sailing on the St Paul to Southampton Antwerp bound Finland to the Mediter ranean Koenigin Luise and the Minneapolis to London. Named individuals include Prof Simon Newcomb Mrs Louisa Black Mrs Isabella Erwin Miss Amelie Watts Mrs Roxana Seeger Mr F R Allen and many others.
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St. Paul
Soutampton
Edward Pierre Benedictus
Louisa J. Black
A. B. Castleman
Isabella Erwin
E.G. Kimball
Simon Newcomb
Stuart Taylor
Emily K. Wilson
L.bradford Prince
Antwerp
Finland
P. 5. Bradlee
O. W. Bump
C. C. Clayton
John Darling
Harvey Godey
L. McMichael
Roxana Seeger
Amelie L. Watts
Mediterranean
F. R. Allen
S. Barker
E. F. Bishop
A. F E. Boardman
W. P. Beaver
E. Clark
Wilson Carr
Harold Marion Crawford
J. W. Eginton
Thomas E. Roberts
William A. Shryock
J. R. Stewart
Frank A. Thayer
W. H. Wasweyler
Atlantic
Minneapolis
London
The Road to Wellville Coffee Cure Story
A Virginia woman recalls childhood coffee memories but suffers insomnia and headaches from coffee. Doctors forbid it. she tries Postum, finds it pleasant and soothing, with improved sleep and health. After five years she remains devoted, praising Postum as nourishment and relief from caffeine.
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Ponce de Teon
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
Local Social Figures Named in Event Lineup
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Richmond, Mrs. W. C. Thompson, and Mrs. Ralph Webb are listed among attendees for the upcoming community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Holland
F. W.richmond
W. C. Thompson
Ralph Webb
Vanderbilt Hosts Colonial Dames Tea at 1 West Fifty-seventh
Mrs. Vanderbilt issued several hundred invitations for a Monday afternoon tea and musicale for the Colonial Dames at her residence. She hosted a small dinner the previous night with notable guests including the Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs. Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Colonial Dames
West Fifty-seventh Street
Wedding date set for Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff
Amos Tuck French announces May 5 as the wedding date for his daughter Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff at Newport.
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New York Times
Newport
R. 1
Amos Tuck French
Pauline le Roy French
Samuel Wagstaff
Society Events and Preparations Dominate New York Week
Yesterday featured Varnishing Day at the Academy of Design and a reception for society women. Upcoming events include bridge tours at Laurel House Lakewood and several bridge parties, concerts, and charity benefits at the St Regis and Hotel St. Regis for Vassar and Stony Wold. prominent figures and travelers are noted, with March 18 and March 24 dates mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Design
Fifty-seventh Street
Arthur M. Dodge
Jamison
New York
Martha A. Jamison
Pittsburg
Laurel House
Lakewood
Benjamin Stern
West Fiftythird Street
Benno Neuberger
East Seventy-fourth Street
Hotel St. Regis
Auxiliary 17
Stony Wold Sanitariunt
Russians in Gorky Play at Daly's
Review notes Gorky's The Children of the Sun staged by Russian players at Daly's. The plot centers on a chemist and a lovelorn artist contrasted with an invalid heroine who descends into madness. The cast includes Mme Komisarzhevsky as Liza. the play shows class contrast and social decay with tragedy as cholera spreads and characters ruin each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorky
Daly
Liza
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
New York
East Side
Calvé as Carmen at the Manhattan Opera House
Mme Calvé returns for a brief engagement in Carmen at the Manhattan Opera House. Her style remains capricious yet passionate, delivering a strong stage presence despite vocal strain and shifting registers. Hector Dufranne debuts as Escamillo, with Dalmorés limited by illness as Don José, and Gianoli-Galetti substituting in Remendado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Emma Calvé
Manhattan Opera House
Carmen
Mme. Calvé
Beethoven
Escamillo
Hector Dufranne
Manhattan
Golaud
New York
Debussy
Dalmorés
Don José
Arthur Hammerstein
Gianoli- Galetti
Remendado
Gilibert
Mackay to Return Home If Health Permits
English actor William Gayer Mackay plans to return to London on March 21 if his health allows. He has retired from the cast of Toddles after ill health and was brought back to New York for medical care. A future return to America is possible with Dr Wake’s Patient planned as a regular offering.
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William Gayer Mackay
John Barrysmore
London
How the East River Bridge Was Built
A Sunday Times article reveals the human side of the East River bridge construction. It details mid air rivalry among workers, the methods used, and the connecting triumph achieved this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Blackwell's Island
Sunday Times
Wagner Ring Cycle at the Metropolitan Opera Week
The complete Ring des Nibelungen will be staged at the Metropolitan Opera House after the season ends, on April 8 14 16 and 18, with full casts for Die Walkure Siegfried and Gotterdammerung led by conductor Gustav Mahler. principal artists include Leffler-Burchard Fremstad Alten Weed Mattfeld Burgstaller Van Rooy Blass.
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Ring Des Nibelungen
Metropolitan Opera House
Fruennhilde
Mene Leffler-Burchard Siegende
Mme
Morena Fricka
Mime
Kirkby-Lunn
Mmes
Alten
Foiuia
Jaceby
Langendorff
Mattfeld
Weed
Woehning Siegmund
Burgstaller Wotan
IIT
van Rooy
Mr. Blass
Gustav Mahler
Fremstad Stimme
Alten Foss
Siegfried
Mr. Burrian ‘der Wanderer
van Rooy Alberich
Goritz
Dante
Gustav
Mahler
DAS Rheingold
Fick Fe Vet Sns
Ences
Fremstad Freja Enenee
Seeeewe
Rappold Erda
Pelee Ee Gale
Kirkby-Lunn Woglinde
Burran
Alberich
Goritz Wotan
van Rooy Donner
Dipper
Fasolt
Renee
Muehlmayn
Blass Fafner
Ennee
Alfred Hertz
Philharmonic Concert Ends Regular Series With Beethoven Wagner
The final Philharmonic Society program featured Beethovens Eighth Symphony and Wagner selections. Mme Jomelli sang Fidelios Abscheulicher and Brunnhildes immolation while Mr Safonoff led a powerful yet uneven performance with strong orchestral sonority but occasional slips and unclear polyphony. Mme Jomelli delivered a capable vocal, yet failed to meet dramatic peaks.
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Philharmonic Society
Beethoven
Wagner
Mme. Jomeili
Safonoff
Beethover
Mme. Jomelli
Leonore
Brunnhilde
Conried Confirms Opera Company Leadership Change
In a formal notice, Conried resigns as President and Managing Director of the Metropolitan Opera Company at season’s end. Giulio Gatta-Casazza will be General Director and Andreas Dippel Administrative Director. Contracts with artists remain in full force under the same corporate entity despite management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera Company
Artee
Opera Company
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Giulio Gatta-Casazza
la Scala
Milan
Andreas Dippel
Miss Yaw to Sing Lucia in Trial Opera at Met
Ellen Beach Yaw will give a trial performance of Lucia at the Metropolitan Opera House next Saturday. Donizetti's opera replaces Marta on that date with Yaw noted for high notes though not previously heard in opera here. Cast includes Bones Stracciari, Ferrari conducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Beach Yaw
Lucia
Metropolitan Opera House
Donizetti
Marta
Miss. Yaw
America
France
Italy
Conried
Messrs
Bones and
Stracciari
Mr. Ferrari
City College organ recital features Prof Baldwin
Prof Samuel A Baldwin head of the music department gave his seventh public organ recital in the Assembly Hall of the College of the City of New York yesterday afternoon. Normal College students attended as guests. The first of a Sunday recital series, open to the public, will be held tomorrow at 3 30 o clock PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
The
College of the City of New York
Samuel A. Baldwin
Department of Music
Normal College
Baldwin
David Bispham to Sing at City College recital
David Bispham the baritone and former Metropolitan Opera star will give a song recital this afternoon in City College Assembly Hall under the Department of Education headed by Stephen P. Duggan. Harold J. Smith will accompany on the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bispham
City College
Metropolitan Opera House
Assembly Hall
Department of Education
Stephen P. Duggan
Harold J. Smith
Theatrical Notes and Legal Action Highlights
Vira Stowe leaves the Savoy Theatre cast to join Will Page’s Summer stock at the Belasco Washington. Pain’s Manhattan Beach Spectacle moves to Brighton Beach for 1908 with a secret new production. Harper & Brothers Klaw & Erlanger and ny Wallace sue Kalem Company and Kleine Optical in U S Circuit Court for unauthorized production with Kleine Optical machines. seeking damages and injunction.
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Vira Stowe
Denise Nerville
Savoy Theatre
Chicago
Will Page
Belasco Theatre
Washington
Pain
Manhattan Beach
Brighton Beach
Harper & Brothers
Klaw & Erlanger
Nry L. Wallace
United States
Kalem Company
Kleine Optical Company
Kleine Optical Compes
Emperors Dine at Berlin Embassy Guests Include Americans
Berlin March 13 Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria dined with American Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and Mrs Tower. It was the fifth embassy dinner for the couple since the Towers arrived, with many Americans present despite colds. Notables included Lloyd Griscom and others. Empress greeted guests, and conversations remained lively with the American contingent.
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Berlin
Faversham Expands Stage With Three New Plays
William Faversham signs for three new plays plus two announced ones and will oversee artistic decisions while Felix Isman handles business. He opens at Daly's Theatre Oct 5 with The World and His Wife and Susan's Gentleman slated as a prelude, followed by Herod and a third unnamed psychological drama by Martha Morton. Julie Opp returns to the stage as co star, and The Barber of New Orleans follows these productions. Faversham is currently in The Squaw Man at Northampton and will move to the Academy for a four week engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Felix Isman
Mr. Faversham
Daly's Theatre
Charles Frederick Nirdlinger
Kate Jordan
Susan's
Miss Jordan
Julie Opp
Pierre
England
Martin Harvey
Herod
Stephen Phillips
London
Beerbohm Tree
Her Majesty's Theatre
Richard Mansfield
Faversham
Martha Morton
the Barber
New Orleans
Edward Chilis Carpenter
Philadelphia
the Barber of
Philharmonic Plans Extra Concerts Under Safonoff
The Philharmonic Society announces two additional concerts outside the subscription series directed by Mr. Safonoff. On Friday afternoon March 27 and Saturday evening March 28 the program features Tschaikowsky works including Romeo and Juliet fantasy overture and the Sixth Symphony. Soloist Mme. Teresa Car will perform the B flat minor piano concerto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philharmonic Society
Safonoff
Tschaikowsky
Felix Isman Negotiates With Emma Carus for New Musical
Felix Isman opens talks with vaudeville star Emma Carus about starring in a forthcoming musical production. Some believe he aims to organize a legitimate theatre circuit alongside vaudeville venues booked by William Morris.
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Felix Isman
Emma Carus
Mr. Isman
Miss Carus
William Morris
Mother of hotel men dead in New York at 89
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Earle widow of William P. Earle pioneer in hotel management died at her home 12 East Fifty-seventh Street in her 90th year. She born Christmas Day 1818 and rode daily in Central Park until age 73. Survived by three sons William H. Earle Eugene M. Earle Frank T. Earle and daughter Mrs. John L. Chadwick plus ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Gen Ferdinand P. Earle predeceased. Funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth P. Earle
William P. Earle
New York
East Fifty-seventh Street
Central Park
William H. Earle
Eugene M. Earle
Frank T. Earle
John L. Chadwick
Ferdinand P. Earle
Park Avenue
Old Bristol
Earlington
Netherland
Normandie
Earle’s
Grand Street
Sister Caroline of St John the Evangelist Dies at 71
Sister Caroline of the Protestant Episcopal Sisterhood of St John the Evangelist died last Wednesday at St Johns Hospital Brooklyn at age 71. She entered the sisterhood thirty years ago after her husband the Rev Edgar H Tallman died. She had led St Catherine's Hall, a girls school on Washington Avenue Brooklyn, for twenty five years.
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Caroline
St. John the Evangelist
St. John’s Hospital
Brooklyn
J. Luke’s Church
Edgar H. Tallman
St. Catherine’s Hall
Washington Avenue
Notable Deaths in New York and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report the deaths of H A Deland founder of Deland Florida and Fairport New York Rochester yesterday. William Anderson aged 58 longtime Chief Boatswain in the Brooklyn Navy Yard died at his home 21 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn. Timothy D Burroughs 73 Madison New Jersey resident died at home yesterday after Civil War service and long dry goods career in New York. James Cantwell private detective for horse owners died of pneumonia at St Catherine's Hospital Williamsburg. James H Trengove a retired contractor also listed.
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H. A. Deland
Deland, Fla
Fairport
N. Y
Rochester
William Anderson
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue
Timothy D. Burroughs
Madison
N. J
New York
James Cantwell
St. Catharine's Hospital
Williamsburg
Kent Avenue
James H. Trengove
Belasco Cancels Belasco Stars at Garrick Theatre
Belasco cuts the Garrick engagement of David Warfield Blanche Bates and Frances Starr as moving pictures draw audiences away from live appearances. He says the Garrick has been cheapened by the motion picture show, a stance sharper than Mrs Fiske’s manager who will present her next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Moving Pictures
Belasco
Garrick Theatre
David Belasco
David Warfield
Blanche Bates
Frances Starr
Garrick
Birth Announcement for J. Hopkins Smith III
Mr and Mrs J Hopkins Smith Jr of 733 Park Avenue announce the birth of their son on March 13.
Marriages Listed in New Jersey Notices
On March 9 and 11 1908 marriage notices appear for Decker and Carr Gordon and Fayerweather Hare Parson, Fayerweather Gordon. Readers are informed of the weddings and participating families, with locations in Warwick N J Paterson N.J and Paterson.
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Decker—Carr
Warwick
N. J
Harry Decker
Estella F. Carr
Gordon—Fayerweather
Paterson
Carrie Fayerweather
Malcolm Gordon
Willis—Wallace
Jane Wallace
Henry A. Willis
Obituary notices and funeral details from March 1908
The column lists numerous obituaries and funeral announcements with names such as Mary A Brown Jane Convers Elizabeth Earle Catherine Gossman Leopold Gusthal Catherine Irvin Helen Parker Johnstone Cecelia Katz Alfred H Peats John Guernsey Porter Emily A Rice Mary Elizabeth Salter Selena Berry Mortimer White Jessie Winter Helen M York Mary Ankers John Barry Adele Berlage John Brady John Burry Timothy D Burroughs Elizabeth Carman Priscilla Crawford Hanorah Cronin Sarah Cropper Fannie Davis and W J Donohue. Entries include birth, residence, ages and service locations with dates in March 1908 and funeral arrangements or private services.
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Rockville
Conn
Gardom
Paris
Catherine Frances
George Gardom
Philadelphia
Penn
Gossman
Parkson Place
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Dorothy
Oscar
Amelia Gossman
Krug
Gusthal
Lexington Av
Leopold Gusthal
Irvin
East 74Th St
Catherine Irvin
Ralph V. Irvin
M.J. Perault
Charles
St. Vincent Ferrer’s Church
Lexington
Ridgewood Av
Katz
West 110Th St
New York City
Cacelia Katz
Sophia Streep
Rose Loewe
Rae
Bertha
Maxwell C Katz
Peats
Alfred Hamilton Peats
St. Stephen's Church
Woodlawn
Porter
West Sydney Av
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
John Guernsey Porter
Washington
Hoboken
White
Tangerine
Fla
Mortimer G. White
Jefferson Av
Brooklyn
Winter
Jessie Penton
John Winter
Mahwah
N. J
Samuel W
Martha Grace McPherson
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
24Th St
Madison Av. York
Helen M. York
William York
East 145Th St
Ankers
Kosciusko St
Mary Ankers
Barry
Astoria
John Barry
Berlage
Bergen St
Adele Berlage
Brady
West 14Iet St
John H. Brady
Burry
Maple Av
Rosebank
John Burry
Burroughs
Madison
Timothy D. Burroughs
Carman
Duffield St
Elizabeth Carman
A Crawford
Convent Av
Tiscilla Crawford
Cronin
6Th Av
St. Peter’s Av
Westchester
Hanorah Cronin
Cropper
Clifton Place
Sarah Cropper
Davis
Harrison
Fannie Davis
Donohue
South
Bru -Lyn
Wiliam J. Donohue
Obituary notices listed across New York area dates
A March 11 to March 16 run of funeral notices appears for residents and visitors across Brooklyn Hoboken Newark and surrounding areas. Names include Doolittle Doran Egenberger Fitzsimmons Foley Fyans Gerlach Ghee Glaser Gruner Hamilton Hammond Herson Hoehn Hollweg Hyde Kane Konap Koster Larkin Lee McDonald McGlynn Maxwell Meyer Miller Mollers Munson Newman OShea Porter Rice Robinson Romer Ruess Semsey Staats Sullivan Van Houten Vollmer Warmuth Wagner Weglein Weigand Wittpenn Wolfe Wolff Yung and Zimmer with varying funeral details and private services listed.
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Hudson St
Hoboken
Timothy J. Foley
Fyans
Riverside Drive
Gerlach
Broad St
Newark
N. J
Julius Gerlach
Ghee
East 38Th St
Flatley
Thomas Ghee
M. Glaser
Julius Glaser
Brooklyn
Patrick Hammond
Herson
Amity St
John J. Herson
Hoehn
West 20Th St
Hollweg
Poplar St
Westchester
Hyde
Quincy
Margaret Larkin
Lee
West 80Th St
John Lee
McDonald
Park Place
Robert McDonald
McGlynn
North 8Th St
Patrick McGlynn
Maxwell
Wales
Lawrence Maxwell
Meyer
Gates Av
Anna Meyer
Miller
Lucius W. Miller
St. Mollers
Bergen
John Mollers
M.munson
Meadow Brook Farm
Henstead
John W. Munson
Newman
Sarah Newman
O’shea
West 31St St
Mary O'Shea
A. M. Porter
East Orange
Harry M. Porter
Rice
Red Bank
Emily _ A. Rice
Robinson
West 142d
William Robinson
Romer
Staats
Bellevue Hospital
Peter Staats
Warmuth
Corona
Wagner
West 25Th St
Margaret Wagner
Weglein
East 156Th St
S. B. Weglein
Weigand
Canarsie Lane
Frankie Wiegand
Wittpenn
Hancock Av
Jersey City
John Wittpenn
Wolfe
East 62d St
Ellen H. Wolfe
Anna Louise Yung
Zimmer
Melrose St
Elizabeth Zimmer
In Loving Memory of Maurice Grau
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Maurice Grau who departed this life March 14 1907.
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessibility and Lot Prices
The notice states Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots start at 150 dollars. It lists a phone number 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views and includes a stray address 0 CE 20 EAST 230 Street, N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
City
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