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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

9

Miss Jean Reid Wedding Planned for June in London

King Edward to attend the Chapel Royal ceremony at St James Palace for Miss Jean Reid and John Hubert Ward. Queen Alexandra expected. Afterward a Dorchester House reception for prominent American guests and congratulations for the couple.

London Jean Reid Reteceaidar Whitelaw Reid John Hubert, Ward Earl of Dudley Edward Chapel Royal St James ' Palace Queen Alexandra Dorchester House Earl Countess of Dudley Australia Mrs. Reid Miss Reid Mr. Ward

Miss Tracey Weds in London at St Margaret's Westminster

London May 14 A pretty wedding was held at St Margaret's Westminster for Mary Golden Tracey daughter of Cadwalader Golden of New York with Henry Hillman son of Charles F Hillman of New York. The couple planned a Continent honeymoon after a Claridge's reception with guests including Lord and Lady Marcus de la Poer Beresford Sir Alfred Paget and Lord Buchan.

NEW York Times London St. Margaret's Westminster Mary Golden Marcus de la Poer Beresford Sir Alfred Paget Lord Buchan Mrs. Hillman Continent

Judson Todd Weds Elizabeth Hall at Home Ceremony

Judson M Todd and Elizabeth N Hall wed at noon yesterday in a ceremony at the bride's mother's residence 107 East Sixty Fifth Street. Rev Willon Merle Smith officiated. attendees included Miss Reginald Chauncey Robbins sister of the bride and best man Denny Brereton with ushers Warren Bird Edwin Dusenbury Frederick Porter Kimhall and Henry Hayden. A reception followed and the couple will sail soon for a four month European tour.

Judson Scott Todd Joshua M. Todd Elizabeth Newcomb Hall Henry B. Hall Sixty-fifth Street Willon Merle Smith Central Presbyterian Church Boston Denny Brereton Warren Bird Edwin C. Dusenbury Frederick Porter Kimhall Henry W. Hayden Edward %. Laden

Cressy Morrison wed Miss Marguerite Snow at Broadway Tabernacle

A. Cressy Morrison of Chicago married Marguerite Emily Snow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Snow in the Broadway Tabernacle at eight last night. Rev Charles E Jefferson officiated as ministers and a large party attended with Jamie Crawford William Flock and more as ushers, a Liberty satin matron of honor, and a special music program arranged by Walter Gale.

A. Cressy, Morrison Chicago Marguerite Emily Snow James P. Snow Broadway’ Tabernacle Charles E. Jefferson A. D. Rockwell, Jr Liberty Ellen Robinson Elizabeth, N. J Henry Allan Price Brooklyn James Rrawford William M. Flock Charles . Gale New York C. Frank Kircker Paterson N. J George Jacobus Pawling M. Y Frederick G. Corbus Philadelphia Walter C. Gale Usical Ithe Bride

Engagements of Elisabeth Ewing and Dorothy Clark Announced

Mrsy Mrs. Bernard M. Ewing announce the engagement of their daughter Elisabeth to Francis B. McAnerney son of Col. John McAnerney. no wedding date set. Elisabeth is sister of Joseph Ewing and granddaughter of the late Joseph F. E. Dixon and Michael Bouvier. Supreme Court Justice Lester W. Clark announces his daughter Dorothy to Victor Garrett son of Thomas Garrett.

Bernard M. Ewing Elisabeth Ewing Francis B. McAnerney Col John Mc-Anerney Miss Ewing Joseph Ewing Alice du Vivier Louise Dixon Ewing Joseph FE. Dixon Michael Bouvier Mr. McAnerney Preston Joseph A. McAnerney Hilda Gardiner Isabel MecAnerney Hugh Potts Supreme Court Lester W. Clark Staten Island Dorothy Clark Victor Garrett Thomas Gar

McHugh Spring Show of Furniture Values 1878

Joseph P. McHugh & Co promotes a spring display of indoor and outdoor furniture with handwoven pieces from $5 chairs to $18 Chesterfields. McHugh Mission lines include Broad Arm Chairs and Arts and Crafts items. Catalog notes 9 West 42nd Street and mail orders at 25 cents.

Joseph P. McHugh & CO McHugh Mission

Garrett Kin Linked to Debutante Dorothea Clark

The report notes Miss Dorothea Clark, a debutante, is to wed Mr. Garrett, son of Thomas Garrett, Sr. The couple’s plans remain undated. Garrett belongs to the Richmond County Country Club and Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club and Staten Island Boat Club.

Rett, Sr Thomas Garrett, Jr Dorothea Clark Irene M. de Ma Carty Garrett Thomas Garrett, Sr Richmond County Country Club Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club Staten Island Boat Club

Notable Passengers on Adriatic Return from Europe

The Adriatic brought back Col. George Harvey and a long list of travelers from Europe. The passengers include Mrs. Nathan Abbott, Miss W. B. Anderson, Rev. and Mrs. Aspins, Dr. Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. Bucknall, Mr. and Mrs. Burnham, and many others such as Charles Griffin, Meredith Howland Jr., J. S. Tledges, Edward Merritt, and Miss Josephine Simonton, among numerous spouses and accompanying relatives.

Col George Harvey Nathan Abbott Robert Lawrence Allen W. B. Anderson F. HM. Armstrong Maitland Armstrong J. A. Aspins Henry W J. Bucknall William A . Burnham A. H. Turnham Bronson Walker Buckner Walter Purridge W. Norman Campbell Cape George OM Hugh. J. Chisholm Henrietta Chisholm Choate Charles W. Clinton Artie Clymer Andre Crotti Charles Is Joseph Bailey Hattie Barlow Meredith Howland, Jr KE. H. Hurry F.E. Judson Lindsay Whelly Walter S. Lee Theodore W. Luling Walter H._ Martin J. W. T. McDougall James Clark McGuire William WW. H. Mundy George, Mercer, Jr Edward Merritt Jesse H. Metcalf Daniel A. Munroe W._ Paterson W. Paterson Ralph Hi. Philipson Harry Pollock Hilland Porter Edward Prizer Percy R. Pyne Mary Rayne Joseph Rogers van A. Robertson H. J. Satterlee George S. Scott Hattie Simonton Josephine Simonton Frederick Stafford William Everard Strong Alice Summerhelle E. P. Swenson James &. Taylor Robert EK. Treat Eugene Aaron Vandeveer Gertrude G. van Wryrek Thomas Wells Guy Wellman Raymond S. White Douglas Winter T. G. Winter George H. Winterbottom W. H. Withington

Social Whippany River Cub Dinner and Morristown Outing

Governors of the Whippany River Cub offer a supper and talk in Morristown New Jersey. At the Lotos Club a lantern slide exhibition by Russian artist Boristoff Borisoff will be shown with Nedilow son of the Russian ambassador to France delivering a lecture.

Whippany River Morristown N.J Lotos Club Boristoff Borisoff Nedilow France

Who Found V M D S Watch Lost in New York Walk

Mrs V M Davis of 3 West Twenty fourth Street lost her gold open faced watch with initials V M D engraved and a lis dent fob while walking last Tuesday. Mrs D Jacobs of 505 East Eighty seventh Street seeks return of a diamond screw backing lost while shopping last Saturday and offers a reward.

V. M. Davis West Twentyfourth Street THR D. Jacobs East Eighty-seventh Street THE TIMES

BIDE A WEE THEATRE FUNDRAISER IN NEW YORK

The Bide-a-Wee home for animals announces a Waldorf Astoria afternoon entertainment featuring Cecilia Loftus and stage acts by Katherine Waring, Evert Jansen, Jacob Wendell, and others. Tickets are available at the Waldorf. A Rivervale New Jersey ten acre farm is offered if $1000 is raised immediately to house animals. a $250 pledge toward the $750 remaining is promised by the home’s president.

Waldorf-Astoria Cecilia Loftus Brander Matthews Frank Wylde Katherine Waring Evert Jansen Jacob Wendell William Newland Amory the Waldorf Rivervale N. J

Will of William K Hinman allocates estate to charities and kin

By will filed for probate yesterday William K Hinman bequeaths 3100 to Presbyterian Hospital, 11000 each to the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor and the New York Charity Organization Society, 11000 to the New York Mission and Tract Society, and 1000 to the Society for Promoting the Gospel Among Seamen. He leaves widow Fannie B Hillman 3000 and a life interest in a 2004400 trust. Daughter Maria Josephine Maclay receives 40000 and a large share of the residuary estate.

William K. Hinman Presbyterian Hospital New York Association For New _ York Charity Organization Society New York Mission and Tract Society Society For Port of New York Fannie B. Hillman Madison Avenue Maria Josephine Maclay West Thirty-first Street

Champlain Assembly Reunion at Waldorf Astoria

The Catholic Summer School of America known as the Champlain Assembly holds an evening reunion at the Waldorf Astoria with music cards and a reception. A bridge whist party is planned as a major feature with Archbishop Farley and possibly Cardinal Logue attending if he returns from Niagara Falls and Rochester.

Catholic Summer School of America The Champlain Assembly Waldorf-Astoria Farley Cardinal Logue Niagara Falls Rochester

Weber and Fields reunite at Friars Festival in New York

The New York Theatre host showcases Weber and Fields together for the first time since their split. The festival netted about 15,000 from programs and performances, with most proceeds supporting a new monastery on West Forty-fifth Street. The duo’s return drew loud fanfare and multiple recalls.

New York Theatre West Forty-fifth Street Weber Fields Mr. Weber Mr. Fields Eugene Walter Mr. Walter Circle William Courtenay Frank Sheridan Hudson Bay Arctic Circle Victor Herbert Manuel Kein Ther la Petite Adelaide George Beban Bijou Fernandez W. L. Abingdon

Actor Kent Stricken With Smallpox In Brooklyn Hospital

S Miller Kent actor fell ill at a West Fifty-seventh Street home and was later moved to Riverside Hospital for observation and treatment. He was then transferred to Kingston Avenue Hospital Brooklyn where officials described the attack as comparatively slight and Kent was expected to recover. The Yeager residence was fumigated and all residents vaccinated.

S. Miller Kent Kingston Avenue Hospital Brooklyn Kent H& Guest J. C. Yeager West Fifty-seventh Street Port Washington Philip Grausman Board of Health Riverside Hospital East Sixteenth Street

London nobleman debuts as playwright with Laural

Lord Howard de Walden, heir to Portland estates and Druce claim, has joined London playwrights. His first play Laural was staged in London this afternoon and drew a large audience of art and literary notables and society leaders. Arthur Harcourt Williams played Lauval, a romantic soldier of fortune.

London Lord Howard de Walden Duke of Portland Druce Laural Ixing Arthur Harcourt Williams Lauval

Morena Soprano Berta Morena Returns to Sail Monday

Berta Morena, one of the Met Opera's German primadonnas, has been ill since the company’s road tour. After a week recovering at Otto H. Kahn’s Morristown home, she is well enough to sail on the Vaderland this Saturday. Morena’s health delays pushed back her U.S. visit for three years. she will sing next season.

Berta Morena Metropolitan Opera House Opera Company Otto H. Kahn Morristown N. J Vaderland Morena New York

Shuberts to stage The Truth with Ian Conquest in matinees

Ian Conquest to play Clara Bloodgood opposite in The Truth at special Shubert matinees. Steeplechase Park on Coney Island opens tomorrow and Sunday. Grand Opera House hosts a Sunday employer benefit performance with proceeds shared. Frances Starr plans a vacation abroad after The Rose of the Rancho. The Servant in the House tops New York Playgoers at the Hotel Imperial May 24 with Sprague Smith and Kennedy speakers. Irwin of Keith Proctor outlines That Affair at Huntiey’s on Sunday.

Ian Conquest Clara Bloodgood Shuberts Steeplechase Park Coney Island Grand Opera House John H. Springer Frances Starr Rancho Mrs. Sandwell Vasion Om New York Hotel Imperial Charles Sprague Smith Bolton Hall Charles Rann Kennedy Irwin Keith & Proctor Fifth Avenue Theatre G. J. Nathan Huntiey’s

Hammerstein signs Melba’s protégé Martha Lelana for Fall debut

Oscar Hammerstein contracted yesterday for the fall appearance at the Manhattan Opera House of Martha Lelana, Melba's protégé. The Australian-born soprano, about 20, is praised by Melba for her voice and technique after six months of lessons.

New Yorke TIMES Paris Oscar Hammerstein Manhattan Opera House Melba Martha Lelana Meba Australia

Heat wave aid to horses extends city hydrants service

The Board of Managers of the Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals votes to widen water support for horses by staffing hydrants this summer starting June 1. A $2,000 donation from F Augustus Schermerhorn plus $1,000 from society funds fuels the effort. Four extra receiving stations will be set up for sick dogs and cats in dense neighborhoods to ease surrender. Funds come from the Women's Auxiliary, with Mrs Gordon Lennox Bell chairing the committee.

Association For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals F. Augustus Schermerhorn Women's Auxiliary Gordon Ixnox Bell

Stork Visits the Park Zoo

Opened up the lion house in Central Park menagerie early yesterday keeper Snyder found unusual activity among the animals. Mrs Murphy the hippopotamus and her cub Caliph were active as leopards Mr Dick and mate Mrs Kitty with four cubs occupied a corner den. Dick Junior Jenny and Mrs Kitty shared a den a nitrate house Hose keepers moved Dick to an adjacent cage to acclimate him to his growing family. Mrs Kitty has ten years in the park while Mr Dick has two.

Heaa Snyder Central Park Murphy Caliph Kitty Mr. Dick Nitty Dick Junior Jenny Tkaecubs Witte Pufich Coyle Mir. Dick

Lackawanna Railroad Advises Courtesy to Staff

Phoebe Snow reports the Lackawanna Railroad issues guidance to agents, conductors and representatives on courtesy. The folder emphasizes the Golden Rule and notes courteous conduct improves both company image and employee satisfaction, urging civility to all passengers regardless of status.

Lackawanna Railroad Phoebe Snow Conl Lackawannna

Clown Injured in Hippodrome Rehearsal Accident

James Balnan of Balnan and Shaw was wounded in a dressing room accident at the Hippodrome last night. A blank cartridge exploded during a rehearsal for a slapstick routine and a fragment severed an artery on his shoulder.

James Balnan Balnan Shaw Hippodrome Balnau

Union League Club Votes Dues Rise to $100

Members at the Union League Club meeting held last night at 1 East Thirty-ninth Street voted to raise annual dues from 75 to 100 dollars. The move aims to fund new furnishings after previous talks about selling the clubhouse and relocating.

Union League Union League Club East Thirty-ninth Street

Mothers' Exposition Opens at Madison Square Garden Show

A lavish Mothers' Exposition at Madison Square Garden features baby-themed displays including storks cradles and a hot water bottle doll. Highlights include triplet cradles, plush baby toys, sand tables, and doll exhibits from Day Nurseries and Salvation Army.

Madison Square Garden Roosevelt Garden Salvation Army

Gen Whittier Dies At Sea In Sudden Mauretania Death

Wireless news from Ernest Iselin reports Gen Charles Alber Whittier died at sea after sailing from Boston on the Cunard liner Mauretania for England. Born 1840 in Bangor Maine, he served in the Civil War with the Sixth Army Corps and rose to Adjutant General of the Second Army Corps before later life in Boston.

Ernest Iselin Charles Alber Whittier Boston England Gen. Whittier New England Thomas Whittier Bangor Harvard Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment Whittier Sedgwick Sixth Army Corps Second Army Corps Humphre

Family ties mark Belosselsky estate heir

Susile Whittier daughter of the late owner married Prince Serge Belosselsky Belozersky and Pauline married Ernest Iselin. The deceased was a keen yachtsman and art collector.

Susile Whittier Serge Belosselsky- Belozersky Pauline Lirnest Iselin

Rear Admiral Rae Dead in Washington

Rear Admiral Charles Whiteside Rae died at his Washington home from a complication of diseases. Born in Hartford on June 20, 1847, Rae served on the Nicaragua Canal surveying expedition in 1870, became Chief Engineer of the Navy in 189% and commanded the battleship Iowa during the Spanish American War, later attaining the rank of Rear Admiral in 1908.

New York Times Washington Charles Whiteside Rae Navy Bureau of Steam Navigation Navy Department Rae Hartford Conn Iowa

Marriages Record May 14 in New Jersey and New York

Multiple wedding notices dated May including Elizabeth Hall and Judson Todd at 197 East 63rd Street by Rev. Wilton Merle Smith. Margaret Ashburner and Herbert Brush. Katherine Donovan and James Donovan. Margaret Provate and Alfred Johnson. Florence Brady and Charles Walton.

Todd—Hall East 63Rd St Wilton Merle Smith Elizabeth Newcomb Hall Henry B. Hall Judson Scott Todd Prush—Ashburner Margaret K. Ashburner Herbert Bowers Brush Donovan Rader Irvington N. J Katherine C. Bader James P. Donovan Johnson Boote East Orange Margaret Provate Alfred George Johnson Walton—Brady Newark Florence H. Brady Charles E Walton

Obituary notices from Brooklyn and vicinity May 1908

A collage of death notices and funeral announcements from New York area papers. Names include Bernard, Cadwell, Castner, Donaldson, Fitzgerald, Hemma, Howard, Hudson, Humphrey, Jenkins, Jones, Kidder, Manning, Mead, Morgan, Plough, Kennell, Scott, Sinn, Snelling, Spears, Twedy, Vogel and Whittier. Details span residences, ages, and funeral arrangements with private interments and services throughout May 1908.

Obituary notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey

A long list of death notices and funeral details from Brooklyn New York and New Jersey towns including Bloomfield Newark Jersey City Hoboken and Yonkers. Entries name the deceased with ages and addresses and note funeral times and locations as listed in the society pages.

Obituary Notes of Notables Including Mulcahy and Kurschard

Obituaries report MICHAEL MULCAHY 68 last Sheridan aide died in Cleveland from apoplexy. Rev ROBERT WASSON 72 a superannuated Methodist minister died at 35 Park Place Brooklyn. widow a son two daughters survive. CHARLES MORGAN 30 director New Amsterdam Motor Co died at Gramecy Park after brief illness. member of Union New York Athletic Whitel Club Automobile Club of America Society of Colonial Wars. HORATIO C KURCHARD former congressman 1867 1878 and Mint director 1879 1888 died in Freeport IL born Sep 22 1825 in Oneida County NY. MRS WINIFRED LEEMING VOGEL wife of Dr Karl M Vogel died at East Fifty fifth Street. funeral Sunday at sister Mrs Smith Ely Jelliffe’s home 64 West Fifty sixth Street.

Boston Philadelphia Plough Amherst Mass George Kewit Henry H Julia B. Plough Creston Bedford Park Kennell Bridgeport Conn Frank W. Kennell Scott Presbyterian Hospital George Elmer Scott Newark Wayne County Ieee Sinn Samuel Sinn Diana Sinn Snelling Grace Coles Snelling Edward Templeton Snelling Isaac A. Coles Grace Church Chantry Spears Igzly D East 26Th St Lizzie Downing Harry D. Spears Twedy Buffalo N. Y E. H. Twedy Tate Massachusetts Vogel East 55Th St Winifred Leeming Karl M. Vogel Smith Ely Jelliffe West 56Th St Whittier Bank St N. J Francis E. Dunphy Doherty Wreckoff St Brooklyn Catherine Doherty Dutcher New York Brook Susie A. Dutcher Engelee Gillies Av West Hoboken Muriel R. Engelke Mount Prospect Mary English Fitzpatrick Kimball Road Flatlands Margaret Fitzpatrick Fleck Jamaica Hospital Conrad _ Fleck Fynes Morris Park I.L James Fynes James Fynes . Funeral To-Day, 9:30 A. M. Gernert Union St Union William Gernert Gleasonn West Enid Av Eenet M.gleason Grace Jersey St Harrison Edward J. Trace Gune Aime Gune 20Th Hannigan Sycamore St Browtyn Mary Hannigan Heuschkel Arlington St Annetta Heuschkel Higginson Hunterdon St Corona Joseph I. Ives M. Jackson Vanfront St Charles H. Jackson Jacques Avon Place Emma Jacques James North Sth St Henry Clay James Jeffrey Brientmall Place Iid -Barveys KARPF Willis Av Lippman Karpf M. Kelly Courtlandt Av Mary Kelly West 31St St Irene Ka. Kelly Kerr Carlisle Place Yonkers Thomas Kerr Lahey East 28Th S Iriba A. Ea Latz Badst Ssth St Philip Latz Lhe West 102d C. McEntry McGoldrick Bramhall Jersey City George McGoldrick McGuirk Ridge St Essie McGuirk MacPherson Hawthorne St Flatbush Christina MacPherson Mursereau Woodrow S. I Robert E. Mesereau Midgley Caroline Av Mary D. Midgier Moock Kearny Alice Mooek N.J Kenneth A. Moore Murray Abingdon Square Marie Murray Nebacedt Harman St Joseph Nebauer Lawton Wn.j Barbara Newer Norton York St William Norton Nussbaum East 90Th St Eustare Nussbaum M. Nugent Parkhurst St Samuel D. Nugent O'Brien Bright St Pasquaue Nicolaus FP Wasa Peek Palisades Park Muriel I. Peek Plummer Enat Edward Plummer Quinn Wyckoff St Brookin Agnes Quinn Rehnfeld Clara Rehfeld Reidy Willow Hoboken Johanna Reidy Richards Hackensack Elizabeth Richards Ludwig Scheel Seus Ralph St William Seus Sladek Hudson Boulevard West New York Emma Sladek Emith Knickerbocker Av Elizabeth Smith Squire Dorothy Squire Moermw Stolzenberger East Sth St Frank Stolzenberger Mur- Ife Sturm South 7Th St Sarah Sturm Tuttle Tenanly Margaret J. Tuttle Vanderschrupt Emma Weber Wiederseck Peskine Robert Wiederseck Wright 56Th St Helen Frances Wright Robert Wasson Methodist Episcopal Church Park Place Firooklyn Connetha Manhattan Broeck Inn Charles Morgan New Amsterdam Motor Company Hothe R. Gramecy Park The New York Athletic Whiet ‘Chibs Automiotte Club of America Society of Colonial Wars Shoratio C. Kurchard Congress United States Freeport Tie Marshall Oneida County N.e Winifred Leeming Vogel East Fifty-fifth Street West Fifty-sixth Street

Memoriant Masses and Prayers Read At Local Churches

Mass offerings announce services for Catherine T. Shelley at St Paul the Apostle today morning. Susan C. Strain is remembered at Church of St Surface in Brooklyn this morning. Helena Griffin honored in Mass by A McRae at an unspecified church today.

Our Lady of Angele

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Advertised

CEMETERIES THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage Lots 150 up Telephone 855 Gramercy for Books of Views CE 26 EAST 28D ST N cIr

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster Jerome Avenue Gramercy

Undertakers Frank E F Campbell Chelsea Chapels

Funeral home notice lists Frank E F Campbell at 241 243 West 234 Chelsea offering ambulance service and related arrangements with telephone contact 1374.

Frank EF. Campbell West Chelsea

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