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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

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11

A S Webb Marries Mrs W H Russell Amid Palms and Roses

Alexander S Webb of New York marries Florence Sands Russell at the bride’s residence 271 Lexington Avenue. Ceremony conducted by Rev Herbert Robbins with 60 to 75 relatives and close friends attending. Webb, son of a noted architect, is president of Lincoln Trust Company. Russell, widow of William Trustane, is connected to Union clubs. They will take a house at Islip, L I, after April 20.

Alexander S. Webb New York Florence Sands Russell Ton Ave Herbert Robbins Church of the Incarnation Russell Jewitt H. Webb Webb Riverdale-on-Hudson John E. Alexander Caroline Lethe Anne OO Waeibere Islip L. L

McDonnell Amy Wedding at St Ignatius Church

Hubert McDonnell and Mies Isabelle L A Amy wed at St Ignatius on Thirty- first Street with Rev Father Hearn officiating. The bride wore silver cloth over flesh tinted satin with lace and pearls. bridesmaids wore mauve taffeta. reception at the Amy home on Seventy- seventh Street. couple to spend summer in Rye and winter elsewhere.

Hubert McDonnell Mies Isabelle L. A Ernest J H. Amy Ignatius Lo Avenue Eighty-fourth Stree David Hearn Oles Agnes Amy Josele Rnnrg Park T Warren Kinney Bick McDonnell Frank T. Rayman John McDonnell James F Ernest Philip Wardman Henry T. Fleitman Aimy Heth Amy

Wedding in St Patrick's Cathedral Chapel

Horace Claflin O Sullivan son of Mrs John O Sullivan and Miss Marjorie Dyer daughter of Philip S Dyer of Arlington New Jersey and New York City were married at noon yesterday in the Lady Chapel of St Patrick's Cathedral Lilacs and iris decorated the chapel The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Will a Martin The bride wore white tulle over satin with a satin court train and lace veil held with orange blossoms The Misses Dorothy Gray and Hopkins were bridesmaids Ushers included William Sheimer William D Merrall and Mr McAleenan The reception followed at the Plaza where the Dyers spent the winter.

Horace Claflin O'Sullivan John O'Sullivan Marjorie Dyer Philip Dyer Arlington N. J New York City St. Patrick's Cathedral Willa Martin Dorothy Gray Hopkins Horse O'Sullivan William Sheimer William DB Merrall Ur MccAleenan Plaza

MISS SCHIRMER AND MR FAY TO WED IN JUNE

Miss Gertrude Helen Schirmer daughter of Mrs Gustave Schirmer 117 East Thirty fifth Street will wed William Rodman Fay son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Story Fay Jr of Boston in the Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street on Tuesday June 6 Maid of honor will be Miss Barbara Armour of Princeton N J and bridesmaids include Esther Cleveland and Jean Morris Best man and ushers include Dudley Ir S Dacre Bush Henry H Fay Jr John M Willard Albert Le B Robbins and Francis Le B Robbins Trubenbach Arms wedding May 24 Miss Irma Louise Arms daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Arms Hamilton Terrace will marry Conrad P D Trubenbach in St James Church Seventy third Street Madison Avenue at 8 o clock Cousin maid of honor will be Miss Arms Smith of Boston Attendants include O'Brien Hilda Mehl Adelaide Louise Gehruns Louise Orth Paul J Clarke Best man will be Trubenbach and ushers include Kens Rogers Edward Hiscox Arms Henry Fisher Milton Cornell Carl Stein.

Gertrude Helen Schirmer Gustave Schirmer East Thirty-fifth Street William Rodman Fay Joseph Story Fay, Jr Boston Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue Tenth Street Jean Morris New York Dudley S. Dacre Bush Henry H. Fay, Jr John M. Willard Albert Francis le B. Robbins Trubenbach Eee O Kens Rogers Edward Hiscox Arms Henry Fisher Milton Cornell Carl Stein

Broadway No Greenroom Summer On Broadway Court Incoming

Magistrate Ten Eyck at West Side Court deals with six men charged with loitering on Broadway to reach the stage names include Joseph Brady George Williams Lafayette Hennindinger Dill Dale and two others dismissed Policeman Loeb testified Broadway entrances Penn Station and Grand Central guide actors to Broadway as a summer run Ten Eyck warns the street cannot be used as a standing place and offenders will be committed to the workhouse.

Broadway Rialto West Side Court Ten Eyck George Cohan Joseph Brady Ninth Avenue George Williams Mills Hotel No Lafayette Hennindinger Fiftieth Street Brooklyn Dill Dale West Forty-fifth Street

Heresy Charge Refuted by New York Presbytery Growth

Statistics released by Rev. Charles W. Welch show 2,509 members admitted by examination and 1,449 by letter in the year to April 30, totaling 35,691 in the presbytery. Eleven churches added over 100 members, led by Fifth Avenue with 233 new members, refuting claims of widespread heresy among New York Presbyterians.

New York Hesse F. Forbes Charles W. Welch Park Avenue Presbyterian Church Park Avenue Eighty-fifth Street Presbytery Welch John Fox American Bible Society

Paderewski Bridge Auction for Polish War Relief

A Ritz Carlton bridge party raised funds for the Polish relief fund. Ignace T. H. Belmont bid $100 to play the first rubber with Paderewski, with other prominent women paying similar sums. Guests included Lady Colebrook, Guinness and Harriman couples, Kidder and Keene families, Ladenburg, Ryer, Ryer’s daughter, Putnags, Mrs. Anson, Richardson, and Prince Troubetakov.

Ritz- Carlton James Hi. Kidder Foxhall Keene Adolf Ladenburg Fletcher Ryer Uoris Ryer James Lowell Putnaga Alfred Anson T. Chesley Richardson Prince Paul Troubetakoy

Grandson to Justice Hughes Born in New York Home

A son was born on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes Jr. at 450 Riverside Drive New York. He is a grandson to Justice Hughes and Mrs. Hughes and to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarence. The boy is named Henry Stuart Hughes after his maternal grandfather.

Charles E. Hughes New York Riverside Drive Justice Hughes St. Saviou St. John the Divine Vassar Stuart

Baby Week parade showcases the Prize Baby Day on Fifth Avenue

Hundreds of infants will march from Irving Place to Madison Avenue then Madison Square, led by Johanna Wiggers the prize baby of 2 years ago. John Ryan and Anna Hennessy are among top winners, with 3,000 undecorated babies following and bands to provide music. The event includes health talks for fathers by suffragists and doctors and features floats, a marching elephant Chin Chin, and community groups from across New York.

Fifth Avenue Mayor's Committee Twenty Madison Square New York Madison Avenue St. Patrick's Day Irving Place Fifteenth Street Lexington Avenue Twenty-sixth Street Forty-first Street Johanna Wiggers East Twenty-eighth Street Wiggers Gome Arthur del Colle East 119Th Street Manhattan John Ryan East 166Th Street The Bronx Anna Hennessy Eighty-fifth Street Brooklyn Freret Meeks Colles¢ Point Queens Virginia Seymour New Dorp Staten Island Eleventh Street Lionel A. Steeg Chin Chin Tire Bowling Green Little Missionary Day Nursery Little Mothers’ Aid Society Clarence Burns Miss Liberty Peace and Preparedness Uncle Sam Justice, Truth Martha George Washington Pocahontas Fathers Federation For Child Study West Sixtyfourth Street Robert H. Locite Anthropology American Museum of Natural History Stephen Pierce Duggan Hducation College of the City of New York University Settlement Society Eldridge Street

Mrs Graves Hosts Luncheon at 7 West Fifty-first Street

Mrs Robert Graves entertained yesterday at her residence 7 West Fifty first Street with a luncheon attended by prominent guests including Mrs H P Belmont Mrs W H Erhart Mrs William Disston Mrs W Ho 6Force Mrs Charles May Detrichs Mrs J Fred Pierson Mrs W Ll Graves Mrs Gouverneur Kortright Mrs immel Bacon Miss de Barril Mrs W Lawrence Green Mrs Cyril Daugmore Mrs H C Graef Mrs Preston P Satterwhite Mrs Anson W Burchard Mr Griswold Thompson Mrs J Harrison Dulles Mrs A T Sackett and Mrs Rawson Wood.

Robert Graves West Fifty-first Street H. P. Belmont W. H.erhart William Disston W. Ho Charles May Detrichs J. Fred Pierson W. Ll. Graves Gouverneur Kortright Immel Bacon Aibert H. Gary de Barril W. Lawrence Green Cyril Daugmore H. C. Graef Preston P. Satterwhite Anson W. Burchard Griswold Thompson J. Harrison Dulles A. T. Sackett Rawson Wood

Miss Bose Weds Adolph Bloch at Hotel Astor

Miss Louise Bose married Adolph Bloch in a ceremony at the Hotel Astor performed by Alfred W. Martin of the Ethical Culture Society. The bride wore satin lace and tulle with orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Henry Bloch served as best man. The couple plans a Westward honeymoon and then will reside in New Canaan, Connecticut for the rest of the summer.

Miss Bose Adolph Bloch Louise Bose Adolph Bioch Hotel Astor Alfred W. Martin Ethical Culture Society Herman Bose Henry Bloch Mrs. Bloch West New Canaan Conn

Diplomas for Nurses Graduation Held at Public School 63

Graduation exercises for the nurses of the People’s Hospital at 208 Second Avenue will take place Saturday evening in Public School 63 auditorium on East Fourth Street between Avenue A and First Avenue. Speakers include Supreme Court Justice Clarence J. Shearn Frank Moss and Congressman W O Bennet. Dr I Murray will present the diplomas.

The People’s Hospital Second Avenue Public School 63 East Fourth Street Avenue A First Avenue Supreme Court Clarence J. Shearn Frank Moss W. O. Bennet I. Murray Medical Bottenders Board

Off for Europe Today on Transatlantic Liners Noordam and Others

Sailings include the Noordam from Rotterdam and the United States Copenhagen bound liner. Passengers listed include F. SG Adams, W. C. Allen, J. W. Beaton, Gerald Birks, J. Blair, R. W. Culp, Eugene Daly, Arthur Drucker, Beatrice Pearce, Grace Pierce, Winslow Pierce, and many others. The departing groups comprise numerous booked travelers and families.

Noordam Rotterdam F. SG. Adams W. Cc. Allen J. W. Beaton Gerald Birks J. A. Blair C Hos Sarigne Boyer M. S Conner 4. M. Coote J. F. Coote D. J. Coote R. W. Culp Eugene J Daly Morris Davidson Arthur Drucker Hi. B. Matthews J. G. Minorgan W. B. Mitford Francia de Neville Parkes Beatrice Pearce Grace D. Pierce Helen B. Perce Winslow S. Pierce A. 4d. Bumfr

Kipling edition leads library auction results

A sale of Major Charles J. Buchanan’s library at American Art Galleries fetched $330 for a Japanese paper edition of Kipling prose and verse, catalogued as No. 398. Many other items followed with strong prices, including Riverside Press and Autograph editions, culminating in a total of $0,278 with sale concluding today.

Charles Scribner's Sons Rudyard Kipling Charles J. Buchanan Albany Horace Riverside Press E. Tunbuil Richard F. Burton Burwlety Denver Col Ik. Plant Honore de Bal John Burroughs BE. Turnbull Bret Harte Ees Eeetnees Aerseees Nathaniel Hawthorne Lren- Erno Aes Cemsewer Sedates Seeotes Oo Victor Hugo Brentano Geoffrey Crayon Washington Irving Ken- Otd Tien Jonson J. W. Fal Conep Captain Marryat

Elizabethan Richard II staged by college drama club

The university dramatic association presented Richard II in a strictly Elizabethan form with two stages and no intermissions. It marked the first such production by a local college and announced touring next month to Fordham alumni centers in Pittsburgh, Boston, and Albany.

Ersity Richard T College Fordham Pittsburgh Boston Albany Fordham Univ Ciation

Censorship Bill Hearing Today In Albany

A special Grand Central train departs at 6 45 AM carrying 300 men from various motion picture branches to Albany. They will attend a public hearing on the Cristman Wheeler Censorship bill before Governor Whitman with principal spokesmen Bainbridge Coiby Martin W Littleton W W Irwin and J Robert Rubin. Representatives from major companies Lasky Triangle World Equitable Thanhouser American Signal Gaumont Horsley and Mutual join the pilgrimage.

Grand Central Station Albany Whitman Bainbridge Coiby Martin W. Littleton W. W. Irwin J. Robert Rubin Players Lasky Triangle World Equitable Thanhouser American Signal Gaumont, Horsley Mutual Companies

Disowning Panama Meeting Prompts Board Action

The Board of Missions of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society disavowed ties to the Panama Conference at its meeting in the Church Missions House. It adopted a resolution that Bishop William C Brown served on the Continuation Committee only as an individual and not as a representative of the board.

Board of Missions The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society Protestant Episcopal Church Panama Church Missions House William C. Brown Continuation Committee Brown High Church Bishop Brown Congress Board Ofissions Brazil Latin America Greer Samuel S. Edsall Minneapolis Burton Mansfield Hartford Julien T. Davies New York Joseph M. Francis Indianapolis Virginia Bishop of

Notice of Marriage and Insertion in The Times

A brief public notice stating intentions to marry and insertions in The New York Times. Includes reference to owed amount and location at 1000 Bryant. The fragmentary text notes May as a timing window and indicates telegraphic or telephonic arrangements.

New York Times Bryant

Engagements announced for Janet Adelia Baker and Charlies Jones

Mr and Mrs Ralph Norton Baker of Springfield Indiana announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Adelia to Charlies Theodore Jones son of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Jones of 2786th Avenues Brooklyn New York Jones is a Polytechnic Preparatory School graduate class of 1907 and is presently in Mount Dora Florida with a New York paying contractors firm ATZ SCHLOSSER Fannie Schiosser to Rudolph Katz

Marriages and obituaries from New York papers May 1916

A collage of wedding notices and death announcements from New York area papers dated May 9 to May 12. Entries name Louise Rose and Adolph Bloch. Mil dred Holmes and Henry Durand. Isabelle Amy and Hubert McDonnell Amy. Dorothy Millington and Henry White. Beatrice Lowell and Thomas Butler. Florence Russell and Alexander Webb. Florence Greel and Walter Gounaud. and notices for the deaths of Regena Dessauer Reuben Bersen son Samuel Brickner and other local figures with funeral details.

Bloch—Bose Hotel Astor Louise Adolph Bloch Durand Holmesm S. ‘Thomass Church New York City Eornest M. Stires Mildred Edwin T. Holmes Henry Stewart Durand John Stewart Durand McDonnell—Amy New York Isabelle Louise Ernest J. H. Amy Hubert Peter Me Laters Donnell David Hearn Whith Millington Stephenes Church Dorothy J. Millington Mia William Fenton Millington Henry James White Butler- Lowell Beatrice Lowell Thomas M. Butler Price Howly Beatrice Bowly Conrad C. Price Wei— Hussell Florence Russell Alexander Ss. Webb N. Gounoud-Greel Florence M. Greer Walter A. Gounaud

Obituaries and Funeral Notices Listings 1916

Multiple notices list deaths and impending funeral services across New York and nearby areas. Names include John Jestie Gordon Olivia Bryant Halsey Frank Harrison Abbey Van Name Phebe J Longo Archibald J McKinny Lucius Monroe Howard W Nichols Mora Tileston Pearsall James Reid Joseph A Rueff Rosalie Virginia Sands Annie W Sheldon Malcolm Wheelock Strong Nellie Tesser Amelia Foss Thorpe Clara Unger George F Vreeland. Interments and service times follow at various homes, cemeteries, and city chapels with occasional private services and flower requests.

George Hughes Jennie V Hughes China Madison Av Robert Leonard Ide Forest Hills Cemetery Boston Mass Jones Allen St Elizabeth Jones Lee Lanning John E. Lanning Long Branch N. J Bath Avy Woolasy Astoria Phebe J Brooklyn East 4Th St Monroe New Canaan Conn Lucius 3 Lake View Cemetery V. M. Nichols Tarrytown N. Y Howard W. Nichols Reid James West Ond Frank Campbell Rueff Joseph A. Rueff West Mith &J Lafayette Post Fairmount Cemetery Newark Prospect Place Little Falls Louis William Tesser West 121St St Thorpe Denver Col Amelia Foss Thorpe James R. Thorpe Cyrus D. Foss Amelia Robertson Foss Philadelphia Minneapolis Unger Clara Albert Riegg Unger Joseph L. Buttenwieser West St Vreeland Summit George Bia Willoughby May Aspinall Walter A Jefferson Bartels Henry Franklin Av Mayo Campbell Francis W Cooper St DALL DORF Ada Eagle St India St Isabella Goo Greene Donouve Thomas G.uo A. M. DU Vall William S 6Th St Ntine B Furman Fitzpatrick Vaile Tomorow A.M Gaughan Annie de Kaile Hencken Helent P Knickerbockst Av M. Heupel Low 44Th St St. John's Place M. Huber John R. John’s Hospital M. Hug Emil Myrtle Keenan Francis M Washbington South Oxford St Keith Deward Kennedy Watrick Mark's Kenney Mary Wrymouth St Longtea Lafayette McDermott Michael Sackman St M. McNally Peter Ona Kingsland Av Filla Sig Monroe St Irving Hoboken Jersey City Elma Spring St West Hoboken Mount Pleasant Clarke Agnes New St Sarah Carteret Jerrey Car Doran Izabeth South 16Th St McEdinger Margaretha Danforth Thomas B Wayne St Kilgariff Terence Fleming McAvoy Matthew Newark St McEwing Emma Pr . McGee James J North 11Th St Academy St A. McEwinger Camden &J van Deursen Nancy Ons Bummit Avy Long Island Acker Phebe E Jamaica Allen Wiliam H Jackson St Long Island City Baller Lourie A Richmond Hil Beegie Elpa Maspeth Grant Virginia E Woodside Hammel Bertha Glendale Hillgom Natia Douglaston Imbierouri Jozef Ridgewood Ronard Woodhaven Enh Jet Mcgoveen Anna Belle Harbor Merri Meyer Kentgunja Miller Sarah M Hayside Molloy Michael Fain Vernon Long Inlandity Milion Gerard Bells Rudolph Mary M Hidgewood Schiesser Margaret F Bigna Eliza A Flusniog

Obituary notices from Albany and New York area

Death notices and funeral announcements for numerous individuals across Albany and New York City, listing names, addresses, and dates in May 1910 to 1918. Services note times, churches and private interments, with requests for no flowers in some cases.

Robert L Ide Dead at 67 After Prolonged Illness

Robert L Ide of J R Williston & Co brokers died yesterday at the Hotel Essex after a long illness. He was 67 born in Boston with New England roots. Ide joined Williston & Co 25 years ago and became a partner 20 years ago. He moved to New York City 13 years ago and belonged to the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. He was a member of the Sons of the Revolution and the Society of Colonial Wars.

Robert Issonard Ide J. R. Williston & Co Nassau Street Essex Mr. Ide Boston Williston & Co Ide New York Sons of the Revolution Society of Colonial Wars

Police Supplier Frank H Audley Dies At 11

Frank H Audley owner of a police supply shop at 8 Centre Market Place near Police Headquarters died yesterday after a Monday night illness at St Vincent Hospital. He was 61 and had run the shop ten years after leaving harness making. Audley invented many police appliances including a safety holster. He lived in Stamford Connecticut with a wife, three sons and a daughter surviving him.

Frank H. Audley Centre Market Place St. Vincent's Hosp Audley Audrey Stamford, Conn

Blair Chicago banker dies after brief illness at 85

Chauncey J. Blair vice president of the Corn Exchange National Bank and Chicago financial leader died at his home 4830 Drexel Boulevard after a brief heart illness. Born in 1845 he helped build major local institutions. He is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters.

Chauncey J. Blair New York Times Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Drexel Boulevard Mr. Blair Chico

Four remarkable scenes of paradise on earth Lake Garda Meran

A montage of vivid scenes depicts Lake Garda and Meran as paradise on earth. The piece contrasts a Deaths Head in War under London’s Tower Bridge with a peaceful death motif, a wartime car toon, and an aeroplane searchlight revealing French positions. It notes the arrival of Russian forces in France with the first pictures of these new troops.

Verdun Albert Alexander France U. S Lusitania Joffre von Kluk Lake Garda Meran Earth Tower Bridge London

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