Miss Julia Fish Weds William L. Breese
Miss Julia Kean Fish, granddaughter of Hamilton Fish, married William Lawrence Breese of New York at St James Church Madison Avenue. The ceremony was led by Bishop Frederick Courtney with a crowded church and a grand reception at the Fish residence. Guests included Hamilton Fish Jr Stuyvesant Fish Jr August Belmont Jr and many New York society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kean Fish
Hamilton Fish
William Lawrence Breese
Henry Vincent Higgins
London
New York
St. James’s Church
Madison Avenue
Seventyfiret Street
Frederick Courtney
Eden
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
James L. Breese
Robert Breese
Harry Markoe
Wistar Kendall
Aymar Johnson
Thomas Batteile
Boston
Janet
Rosalind Fish
Fish
East Seventy-seventh Street
Breese
Grant
Stuyvesant Fish
Julia Kean
Emily Mann
Parsons
H. V Higgins
Pacific
Bradish Johnson
John H. McCullough
Charles de L. Qclrichs
Henry Yairfield Osborn
Osborn
Bradley Martin
Thomas Newbold
Mary 12. Newbold
John B. Parsons
William Barclay Parsons
Henry T. Peters
Douglas Robinson
Moses Taylor
Pyne
Gillian Schroeder
Wiliam D. St
Charles D. Stickney
Thomas Sturgis
J. Lee Tailer
David Wagstaff
Willian Storrs Wells
Lucius K .Wilmarding
Caroline Wilmerding
Coster Wilmerding
Vanderbilt
Daniel Butterfield
Ernest Wiltsee
Stewart Walker
Kenneth Frazier
Albert Zabriskie Gray
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William B. Rogers
Rogers
L. Pell
Frederick V. d
Hauteville
Helena Fish
Ethel Cowdin
Th Deacon
Laura F. Delano
Corneille Galatin
Louise Gallatin
Valerie B. Hadden
Elizabeth Mann
Martha McCook
Fidith B. Kane
Anne T. Morgan
Janet Mann
Jessie Mann
Sylvia C. Parsons
Miss Page
Miss Tuckerman
Miss Rogers
William Aspinwell Hadden
William Hoffman
Marshall R. Kernochan
Percy R. Pyne
Moses Taylor Pyne
Chalmers Wood, Jr
John W. Minturn
David H. King, Jr
Kenneth P. Budd
J. Cooper Lord
Isaac Wistar Kendall
Seymour Johnson
James Nill
Albert E. Gallatin
E. Percy Bramwell
Joseph P. Grace
William P. Clyde, Jr
Louis C
Kean
Elizabeth Kean
Julian, Jr. Kean
Washington
A. L. Devens, Jr
Elliott
John Cutler
Barton
Bos- Ti
Breese—Fish
Easter Military Wedding Set for April 29
Lieut Beavers of the U S Cavalry and Miss Mildred Arden will wed on Easter Monday April 29 at the Church of the Transfiguration officiated by Dr Houghton the bride's former pastor A reception will follow with bridesmaids Genevieve Arden Virginia Thacher and Elsie Wilson maid of honor Charles Beavers as best man ushers to be army men and the ceremony will be a military affair with uniforms in evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beavers
U. S. Cavalry
Mildred Hunter Arden
Church of the Transfiguration
Miss Arden
Dr. Houghton
Gotham
Genevievas
Andirginia Hunter Thacher
Philadelphia
Elsie Wilson
New York
Charles Beavers
Dding
Philip S Henry to wed Miss Annie Hyatt Wolfe
Albert Lewisohn announced the engagement of Philip S Henry brother in law to the Lewisohn brothers to Miss Annie Hyatt Wolfe an Englishwoman who has cared for Henrys two children since their mother died five years ago Henry to marry Wolfe at her home tomorrow with plans for the future undetermined Henry previously married Florine Lewisohn in 1900 and co manages the estate of the late Leonard Lewisohn end of excerpt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Wolfe
England
Mr. Henry
Lewisohns
Oscar Lewisohn
Edna May
London
Philip S. Henry
Lewisohn Brothers
Annie Hyatt Wolfe
Albert Lewisohn
Mr.Henry
Florine Lewisohn
Leonard Lewisohn
Jesse
Oscar
Frederick
Walter Lewisohn
New Yorkers Visiting Asheville Hosts Named in Travel Notes
Special to The New York Times reports guests from New York at Asheville establish social connections on Biltmore Road. Mr and Mrs Sheppard visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Rees. Townsend Burden Jr arrives at Airlie to join a house party hosted by Miss Sadie Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Pem broke Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
New York Times
Asheville
N. C
Sheppard
New York
Arthur Rees
Biltmore Road
I. Townsend Burden, Jr
Airlie
Sadie Jones
Pembroke Jones
Social Jazz of March Socials and Lectures in City
Bridge entertainments abound with Ji J Wysong Lottie Hall Williams and Mrs Daniel Thomson announcing events on March 21 26 and 27. Lectures by Baron Ux Kulloff and Marian Coffin highlight gardening and Russia topics. Performances by Greek singer Mme Fedora Glegoula and St Cecilia Club concert at Waldorf Astoria spice the week. Notables including Col Asa Bird Gardiner Carman Harriot and the Lippitt Rhode Island governor dine or attend gatherings at Fraunces Tavern Atlantic City and Gotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji. J. Wysong
Bridge
Lottie Hall Williams
Daniel Thomson
East Seventy-fifth Street
Baron Ux- Kulloff
Russia
Mme
Fedora Glegoula
Marian C. Coffin
Asa Bird Gardiner
Society of Cincinnati
Fraunces’s Tavern
Charles Warren Lippitt
Rhode Island
Carman Harriot
Harrington Park
N. J
Newark
Atlantic City
Richmond
Winfield Scott
East Sixtyfourth Street
Oscar Jasigi
Boston
Gotham
P. Sands
Newport
WW. G. Ladd
Far Hills
Alexander Baring
London
Felipe Pardo
United States
Peru
Miss Cod
Flood
San Francisco
St. Regis
Robert ©. Pruyn
South
Albany
R. H. Hwart
West Fiftysixth Street
Spence School
Delmonico’s
Stonywold Sanitarium
Manhattan Opera
Oscar Hammerstein
Metropolitan
Conried
Hudson Theatre
H. B. Harris
Marie Antoinette
George Booss
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Duchess of Marlborough
Hammerstein Foils Plan To Hire Manhattan Orchestra
The Metropolitan Opera House management attempted to hire the Manhattan Orchestra for the Conried company’s first road week. Hammerstein and Campanini learned of the deal. As a result the Manhattan Orchestra will not perform with the Conried company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan Opera House
Conried Company
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Metroolitan
Manhattan Ochestra
Hammerstein
Society Leaders Attend Musiale in Plaza Ballroom
Boxes are filled for a musicale in the Plaza ballroom with Mime Nordica and Josef Hoffman scheduled to perform. Boxholders include Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay Mrs. Charles B. Alexander Mrs. M. Orme Wilson Mrs. George Jay Gould and Mrs. Bayard Cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Mime Nordica
Josef Hoffman
Clarence H. Mackay
Charles B. Alexander
M. Orme Wilson
George Jay Gould
Bayard Cutting
Last Night's Opera at Manhattan and Metropolitan Homes
Mme Teirazgzini sang Traviata at the Manhattan Opera House with Bassi Ancona and Campani conducting. At the Metropolitan Mignon was repeated with Abott Farrar Jacoby and Bond Plangon Lucas in the cast led by Mr. Bovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Teirazgzini
Manhattan Opera House
Messrs
Bassi
Ancona
Mr. Campani
Metropolitan
Mmes. Abott
Farrar
Jacoby
Bond
Plangon
Lucas
Bovy
Swedish Regiment Band to Perform at Academy of Music
The Royal Kronoberg Regiment Band of Sweden will give a concert next Sunday afternoon at the Academy of Music under the United Swedish Singing Societies. Erik Hoegberg directs. A MacDowell Memorial Concert at Carnegie Hall on March 31 features May Mule David Bispham Corinne Rider Kelsey and Teresa Carreno with the Philharmonic Orchestra led by Wassily Sapellnoff. Pagliacci is shortened at the Metropolitan Opera House tonight and Mme Rappold replaces Miss Alten in the Meistersinger scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Kronoberg Regiment
Sweden
Academy of Music
United Swedish Singing Societies
Erik Hoegberg
MacDowell
Carnegie Hall
May Mule
David Bispham
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Teresa Carreno
Philharmonic Orchestra
Wassily Safonoff
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Rappold
Ging
Miss Alten
Senator Tillman’s Condition Improves in Trenton
In Trenton South Carolina on March 23 1910 Senator Tillman shows marked improvement and is expected to leave his residence within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
S. C
Tillman
Bishop Foss Seriously Ill in Philadelphia
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of the Methodist Episcopal Church, now retired, is seriously ill at his Philadelphia home. His condition offers little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Philadelphia
Cyrus D. Foss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senator Penrose in Ill Health at Philadelphia Home
Senator Penrose remains ill at his Philadelphia residence with facial erysipelas and other complications. Doctors report a very high temperature and ongoing concern as they monitor the infection's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Philadelphia
United States
The Servant in the House takes the Savoy stage
A five act drama by Charles Rann Kennedy presented at the Savoy Theatre. The play portrays a transcendent servant revealed as the Son of Man uniting a vicar, a worldly bishop, a drainman and a young girl in a corrective moral tale, staged with strong performances and thoughtful symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rann Kennedy
Savoy
James Ponsonby
Makeshyfte
Arthur Lewis
William Smythe
Charles Dalton
Edith Wynne Matthison
Mary
Galwey Herbert MansSon
Walter Hampden
Savoy Theatre
Kennedy
Universal Brotherhood
Martha
Greater Cesspool
Colorful drainman roles dazzle in stage review
The critic praises Tyrone Power as the drainman with rich color and sympathetic depth, Hampden delivering exalted spiritual performance, and Edith Wynne Matthison giving sympathetic, well balanced work. Dalton and other cast members receive commendation for their appearances and the overall harmony of relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mportance
Tyrone Power
Drainman
Hampden
Edith Wynne Matthison
Dalton
Arthur Lewis
Mary Moore
Girls Farce at Daly's A Light and Amusing Fitch Comedy
Clyde Fitch presents Girls at Daly's in three brisk acts. Pamela Gordon Laura Nelson Hall Violet Lansdowne Ruth Maycliffe Kate West Amy Ricard Lucille Purcelle Zelda Sears Mrs. Dennett Fanchon Campbell Edgar W. Holt Sprague & Holt. The plot centers on three bachelor maids in a studio vowing to remain single while debt worries and a nosy elocutionist loom. A postman and a messenger boy supply comic sparks as a misguided husband confronts a lone, risky intruder. The farce combines witty lines and fashionable devices to deliver lively, safe laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Hugo Holtz
Daly’s
Pamela Gordon
Laura Nelson Hall
Violet Lansdowne
Ruth Maycliffe
Kate West
Amy Ricard
Lucille Purcelle
Zelda Sears
Dennett
Cecseseeeeess
Fanchon Campbell
Edgar W. Holt
Sprague & Holt
Charles Cherry
George H. Sprague
Herbert Standing
Frank Loot
Nelson Clinch
Daly
Mr. Fitch
Edgar
Miss Elliston Quits Love's Comedy Role at Hudson Theatre
Ibsen play produced in English for first time as Grace Elliston fails to appear in the lead role Swanhild. Mabel Wright substitutes for Swanhild, and Anna is played by Mrs. Warner Oland. Manager Gilchrist reports Elliston refused terms for exclusive rights and higher pay, with private reasons given for her withdrawal. Meanwhile a series of deaths in New Jersey and nearby: Thomas M. Gilchrist of Saratoga County dies at West Charlton at 83. Michael Donnelly, Newark grocer, 77, dies of apoplexy. Dennis Ryan, Jersey City attorney, 88, dies in office. Bernard McNally, Fire Department employee, 61, dies at home. Susan D. Thompson, Newton resident and temperance leader, 67, dies of apoplexy. James E. Colegrove, Passaic resident, dies at home. William P. Stivers, Navy veteran, 65, dies in Jersey City. Albert C. Neumann Newark architect, 72, dies after heart disease, survived by widow and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibsen
Hudson Theatre
Grace Elliston
Swanhild
Mabel Wright
Anna
Warner Oland
George Ford
Wes
Miss Elliston
Michael Donnelly
Newark
County
Leitrim
Ireland
Dennis Ryan
Fuller Building
Jersey City
Montgomery Street
Bernard McNally
Fire Department
East Sixty-ninth Street
McNally
Bonner
Susan D. Thompson
Newton
First Presbyterian Church
James E. Colegrove
Meade Avenue
Passaic
N. J
William P. Stivers
Engineering Corps
United States Navy
Admiral Farragut
Mobile
New Orleans
Astor Place
Albert C. Neumann
St. Barnabas Hospital
New City Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Nillson Signs with Frohman
Carlotta Nillson signs with producer Charles Frohman to appear next season as a star under his management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nillson
Frohman
Carlotta Nillson
Charles Frohman
Theatrical Notes Anniversary Night at Mr Pastor's Theatre
The article recalls Mr. Pastor's forty third anniversary as a New York manager with a special Fourteenth Street theatre performance. Vera Michelena returns to A Waltz Dream after a brief absence and Leo Fields is noted with The Girl Behind the Counter at Herald Square Theatre. The Greeters present a playful lemon tribute to Lew Fields as Shuberts announce cast for Eugene Walter's new play The Elf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourteenth Street
Herald Square Theatre
Shuberts
Eugene Walter
Walter Halendlay
Jacevereaux
Shez Block
Ida Conquest
Dan
Yony Pastor Cel
Funeral of Bishop Fowler in Madison Avenue Church
The funeral for Bishop Charles Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held yesterday at the Madison Avenue Church. Clergymen attended as eulogies were delivered and the coffin bore flowers. President Roosevelt sent a wreath. Honorary pallbearers included John E. Andrews and Frederick E. Tasker. The body was moved to Woodlawn Cemetery by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Roosevelt
John E. Andrews
James B. Bradshaw
D. H. Bates
J. M. Corneil
A. Carmichae
A. H. de Haven
John Farson
J. Edgar Leaycraft
Edgar McDonald
Willis McDonald
J. D. Slayback
Treasury
Lesle M. Shaw
Melville E. Stone
Frederick E. Tasker
Methodist Social Union
Woodlawn
Sydney S Boardman Dead at 29 in New York
Sydney Sewall Boardman eldest son of Albert B Boardman of Tracy Boardman Platt died yesterday at his residence 18 East Seventy fourth Street after a five day illness from acute diabetes. He was 29 and about to start his own law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Sewall Boardman
Albert B. Boardman
Tracy, Boardman & Platt
East Seventy-fourth Street
Mr. Boardman
Stevens Coal Company President Dies in Brooklyn Home
Jeffrey Amherst Wisner, president of Stevens Coal Company of West Pittsburg Penn with a New York office at 277 Broadway, died Sunday night at his home 462 Washington Avenue Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Amherst Wisner
Stevens Coal Company
West Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Broadway
Washington Avenue
Brooklyn
Brigadier General Jacob Kline Dies in Baltimore
Brig. Gen. Jacob Kline retired U S A died at Johns Hopkins Hospital of kidney disease. He had come to Baltimore from Newport News Virginia to undergo treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kline
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Newport News
William Schenck Edey Dies at 39 in Saranac Lake
William Schenck Edey aged 39 died yesterday at Saranac Lake. He was with Charles Co Edey & Sons and a Stock Exchange member. He belonged to Union Calumet University Racquet and Tennis clubs. Funeral at his brother Frederick Seedey’s residence 10 West Fifty sixth Street Wednesday at 10 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schenck
Edey
Saranac Lake
Charles Co. Edey & Sons
The
Stock Exchange
Union
Calumet
University
Frederick Seedey
West Fifty-sixth Street
Saranac Leake
William Schenck Edey
Charles C
Julia
Frederick Edey
S0th St
Executive head to tour through Africa by car
George Tyler of Liebier & Co. sails for Europe aboard Kronprin Wilhelm to London then Paris to meet playwrights before driving to Marseilles and across the Mediterranean to Africa. He is joined by Booth Tarkington Harry Leon Wilson and Channing Pollock. Return route includes Constantinople. Business notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tyler
Liebier & Co
Europe
Kronpring Wilhelm
Mr. Tyler
London
Eleanor Robson
Paris
Parigt
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Tor Tourell
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Channing Pollock
Africa
Constantinople
Bartle and many others noted in Tipton obituary list
Obituary notices from Tipton and New York area list numerous deaths on March 21 to 28 1908. Names include D Shelby Bartle Sydney Sewall Boardman Abraham Bogardus Alicia W Bourns Sarah Catharine Cisco Ester P Cummings Bertha Hall Duryee Leopold Eidlitz John Walter Fairfax Caroline Temperance Gaunt John Geoghan Garritt Gray Oliver Augusta McCarthy Rachel Purdy Theodore H Sayre Carl G Sender and many more with funeral details and residence clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home
Alicia W. Bourns
John P. Duncan
First. Reformed Episcopal Church
Madison Av
St. St
Cisco
East 40Th St
Sarah Catharine Cisco
John A. Cisco
Winchester
Henriques
Eudora
David and
Esther Henriques
West End
Kellogg
New York Hospital
Leverett Rawdon Kel- Warren
Lucy
Leupp
Rome
Laura
T. Leupp
Charles
Church of the Holy Communion
Washington
Boston
McCarthy
West 72d
Augusta
Flash
Thomas
M. McCarthy
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Broadway
Garritt H
Hattie Stites
Oliver
Stephen Merritt
East 180Th St
Boston Road
West Farms
Woodlawn
Rowland
Edmund Rowland
St. John’s D. Church
Waterbury
Conn
St. John's Church
Sayre
Theodore H. Sayre
6Th Av
New York City
Northampton
Mass
Bender
Carl G. Sender
Edward Barklage
Morgan St
Spencer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Elizabeth Spencer
Robert Spencer
Windham Av
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William L. Breese
Courtney
St. James's Church
Bride
Hamilton
President Grant
Mrs. Breese
Mildred Barnes
William I. Bliss
Roberts Woods Bliss
Brussels
Mr. Bliss
William H. Bliss
Miss Barnes
Beavers
Mildred Arden
Social Notes
Metropolitan Management
Musicale
Nordica and
Hoffman
Senator Tillman
Devel
Love
Thomas M. Gilchrist
Saratoga County
West Charlton
Son
Tia
Londonderry
Tere
Park & Tilford
Acker, Merrall & Condit CO
Charles & CO
Bishop Fowler
Roosevelt Sende Flowere
Sydney S. Boardman
Desert
George Tyler
Tompkins
Tompkine
Acture
Ewyork
Antral
Chicago
Aletson Stor
California
Colorado
Portland
Northwest
Union Pacific
Venture
Balch Price. & CO
Furs
Ciety
Frederick R. Usher
Richard T. Davies
Bird
Relasjives
Bushwick Av
Sgo
Rodney St
Brooklyne
Maria Autenrieth
Baker
Franklin Av
Bromgy
Catherine O. Baker
Baldwin
8Th
Mary E. Baldwin
Beatty
Sterling St
N. Ju
Isaac Beatty
Carpenter
Ridgefield Park
N. Tey
Harry R. Carpenter
Christianson
Littlejohn
Newarty
Abraham Cohen
Condran
Logan Av
Brooklynn
Margaret Condran
Cunnane
Orange
Elizabeth Cunnane
Damon
Flatbush
Margaret’ Ge
Crawford, Deeney
de Kalb Av
Brooklyng
Joseph Deener
Dennin
Pearl St
Mary Dennin
Doscher
Warren St
Jersey
Clerg
Annie Doschér
Dunnet
East 89Th St
Avenue Bj
Donald Dunnet
Eckler
Hicks St
John Joyree
Kaufer
Matawan
NS. J
William Kaufer
Keller
Livingston St
Newarlige
Henrietta Keller
Kimball
West 195Th St
Willard C. Kimball
Kitty
Manhasset Place
Brooklyt Up
Stephen M. Kitty
Ekuttruff
Pierce St
N. Jal
Catherine Kuttruff
Lynch
East
St. John Lynch
McCaffrey
East 186Th St
Magaret
A. McCaffrey
Massa
Graham Av
Sey
Gottlieb C. Massa
Miller
Fast Park St
Ned J
Anthony J. Miller
Minshult
Hancock St
Brookly
Katherine R. Minshull
Mooney
Bethune &J
Francis Mooneye
Moran
Elm St
Joel
Rose M. Moran
Ober
West 17Th
St. Rose Oberg
Marolé
M. O'Sullivan
Parprett
Kaésciusko
S. Annie Parrett
Phillips
N.J
Maggie’ Phillips
Poland
47Th St
Edwin F. Poland
Randall
Amityville
L. I
Elizabeth B
Randall. Redden
Harrison St
Brooklynig
Ann Redden
Reichard
Atlantic Av
George Reichard
Rosenfield
West Sith St
West 71St St
Pete Shannon
Sheldon
Montclair
Mary .E. Sheldon
Steck
Hamburg Av
Brooklyngh
Adam Sterk
Stevens
Dean St
Brooklym
Mary J. Stevens
Stinson
Paterson
N. Ie
Ann A. Stinson
Stokes
Brivtze
Elizae
Beth Stokes
Sturzenegger
Fast
157Th St
Edmund Sturzenegger
M. Tierney
Margaret Tierney
Thurber
11Th St
Mareh
Mary J. Thurber
Timmermann
Moffat St
Karl Timmermann
Ulmer
West 137Th St
Emile Ulmer
Varian
Juliiette Varian
M. Vrooman
Greene Av
Brooklying
Richard P. Vrooman
Weismantel
Newark N. J
Martin Weismantel
Wheelin
Clermont Av
Francis A. Wheelin
Wisner
Washington Av
J. Amherst Wisner
Zimmerman
East 156Th St
Louise
Shea
Ellen Shea
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerems Avenue
Undertakers
E. Campbell
West
Capes
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