Boys High School Holds Mock Democratic Republican Convention
At Brooklyn Boys High School, about 900 students staged a joint Democratic Republican convention in the assembly room. Ernest C. Smith presided as temporary chair while Hughes led the ticket after a raucous roll call and bloc voting, with Taft also nominated and Johnson close behind. The scene featured a marching crowd, band, cheers, and lively floor fights over the unit rule.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Denver
Hughes
Taft
Bryan
Johnson
Hearst
Roosevelt
Ernest C. Smith
History Department
John Swan
Smith
Swan
Committee On Rules
Mitchell
Sachs
New Hampshire
Committee On Permanent Organization
Arthur Reehach
Brenner
Jacob
Timothy L. Woodruff
Frank O'Reilly
Alabama
Arkansas
Arkansaw
Reublican Ohio
United States
Noes
Ney
C. Francis Beatty
Colorado
Washington
Lincolln
McKinley
Howard Bergamini
Alalm
Utah
Oregon
Henry Hennesy
Huey Hennesy
Moynehan
Indiana
New Jersey
Calahan
Illinois
Calakhan
Tlincom
Bove’. Mich
Triumphantis
Whippany River Club Hosts Grand Ball
The Whippany River Clubhouse in Morristown hosted a formal ball last night with lilac and apple blossom decorations and about 300 invitations. Notables from New York and nearby towns attended along with figures such as Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and Mrs. Gustav Kissel, while Dr. Leslie D. Ward provided an eighty‑plus cover dinner.
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Whippany River
Morristown
New York
Tuxedo
Bernardsville
Leslie D. Ward
Benjamin Nicoll
Gustave. Kissel
Richard H. Willams, Jr
Herbert E. Ward
Delmonico
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Db. Foote
Forrest J. Dryden
Robert H. McCurdy
Theodore D. Robinson
William Shippen
Miss Morgan
Kane
Nellie Rogers
Mildred G. Townsend
Ina Kissel
Josephine Crosby
Rosamond Burr
Nicoll
Pyle
Cutler
Waterbury
Whitney
Douglas Campbell
Stuyvesant
Fish, Jr
Shalmers Wood
Argull Parsons
Chesley Richardson
Newton Rae
Gardner B. Perry
Tiffany Richardson
Gustave E. Wiesel
John F. Talmage
Cecil St. George
Kenneth B. Schley
Theodore White
Gordon Forbes
Harry &. Hoy
George F. Baker
Cortlandt Nicoll
Thomas Dickinson
W. B. Boulton, Jr
Bide-A-Wee Secures Farm With Benefit Show
The Bide-A-Wee Home raised the remaining funds to buy a Riverdale New Jersey country property. A Waldorf Astoria benefit featured four one act plays including a Coward sketch and a Wendell chevalier appearance. The event drew a large enthusiastic crowd and listed many patronesses and directors.
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Waldorf Astoria
Riverdale
N. J
Hackensack River
Edward Fales Coward
Hevlin Benson
Evert Jansen Wendell
the Chevalier
Cecelia Loftus
Ethel Barrymore
Hattie Williams
Mme
Nazimova
James M. Bailey
John Beekman
Abbott Brown
A.V. T. Billington
Carroll Beckwith
EB. Mabel Clark
Stephen Utley Cadwell
Walter M. Dunk
W. H. Flagg
W. M. Fleitmann
George H. Gould
Ulysses Grant
W. 8. Hofs
Nathalie de Castro
Ulysses 9. Grant
Edward Warton
James Speyer
Frederici
W. Vanderbilt
W. S. Hofstra
King Edward hosts brilliant Buckingham Palace Court
London May 15 King Edward and Queen Alexandra held a grand court at Buckingham Palace with large attendance in diplomatic circles. The Dewan of Nepal and a sizable Indian suite added splendor as Mrs Whitelaw Held introduced several guests including Miss Jenny Crocker of California and Mrs H P Thompson of New York and Virginia and Virginia’s Mrs Cole Scott. Dress featured Directoire inspired gowns and Queen Alexandra wore pale mauve crepe de chine with gold embroidery. Ms Reid wore blue with diamonds and a tiara.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Dewan
Nepal
Whitelaw Held
Jenny Crocker
California
H. P. Thompson
New York
M. C. C. Ramsay
Virginia
Cole Scott
Henry Bacon
Paris
Alexandra
Reid
Wedding Plans for Miss Margaret Scott Schneider
Miss Margaret Scott Schneider will marry Warren McConihe at All Angels Church on June 8. Bridesmaids include Miss lise Billings of Cincinnati and several New York and New Jersey sisters. Malcolm B. MacConihe to be best man. ushers include Ralph S. Stubbs and Lieut. Commander Frank W. Kellogg. Reception at Delmonico's. couple sails to Europe June 20. Separately, George Webster Adams and Miss Perris Ferris prepare for a May wedding at the Ferris family home in Westchester. attendants listed and reception at the bride’s parents’ residence.
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Margaret Scott Schneider
Warren McConihe
All Angels’ Church
Lise Billings
Cincinnati
Gladys Radway
Elfride Brewer
Lelia Durant
Helen Jlotchkiss
Gladys Peck
New York
Ela Lindley
Princeton
N.J
Anna. Glenny
Boston
Tedesco Greenly
South Orange
Malcolm 8. MacConbe
Ralph S$. Stubbs
W. Leland Thompson
Seymour Johnson
John S Knickerbocker
A. Boynton Glidden
Frank. W. Kellogg
Karl Schneider
Gustave Schneider
Delmonico's
Mr. -eConihe
Europe
George Webster, Adams
Utica
Miss, Perris
Henry Ferris
Westchester
Frank M. Clendenning
Miss Ferris
New Society Installations At Waldorf Astoria
The lowna New Yorkers society held its fourth and final meeting of the season at the Waldorf Astoria to install officers including Treasurer Mrs Iowa Whitney and Board member Mrs Iowa Huntington. New President Mrs Anna Howard Clarkson and other officers were also inducted with Carrie Chapman Catt named Honorary.
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Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd
Witcher
K. Spencer
Miss . Hobern
Tinnamel
Margaret Cleves
Carrie Chapman Catt
Reception for New State Regent Mrs William Story at Waldorf Astoria
The Knickerbocker Chapter D A R held a reception in the Waldorf Astoria State Apartments for Mrs William Cummings Story newly installed as State Regent. The event included an officers installation and a reception committee featuring Mrs Frederick Hasbrouck as Honorary Regent and other officers. A musical program and refreshments followed.
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Story
D.A.R
Knickerbocker
William Cummings Story
Waldorf-Astoria
Frederick Hasbrouck
William Ak. Stewart
Charles Fills Taft
Charles F. Terhune
Mrs
Curtis
Helen Fisher
N. Taylor’ Phillips
St John Smith to Wed Miss Florence Howland in Amherst Mass
St John Smith plans to marry Miss Florence Howland at Grace Church Amherst on May 23. He hosted a bachelor dinner at the Union Club with best man J Hopkins Smith and ushers Langdon Parker Marvin Henry McBurney William Stackpole Julian Parker Welsh Lawrence S Butler all of New York. Boston guests Charles Jackson Eliot Wadsworth Portland Maine Frederick Hale and others attended.
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St. John Smith
Florence Howland
Grace Church
Amherst
Mass
Union Club
J! Hopkins Smith
Langdon Parker Marvin
Henry McBurney
William Stackpole
Julian Parker Welsh
Lawrence S. Butler
New York
Charles Jackson
Eliot Wadsworth
Boston
Frederick Hale
Portland
Wiliam Woodward
Bayard Futtian
Herman Kinnicutt
Stewart Walker
Women blamed for servant problem on trains and at home
Miss Bella Bruce argues domestic science belongs in schools and that wages, training, and living conditions for servants shape the labor market. She urges fair wages, proper housing, and respectful conduct by mistresses to improve efficiency and oppose wage inflation.
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Bella Bruce
Woman's Exchange
Bruce
Caruso Skips Scranton Concert For New York Return
Enrico Caruso flew back to New York from Scranton after an surprise stay. Ernst Goerlitz said he advised against a Scranton appearance to avoid a weak advance sale blamed on a local Elks convention. Caruso plans Montreal concert then summer preparations, sailing Thursday on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
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Enrico Caruso
New York
Scranton
Penn
New Armory
Montreal
Ernst Goerlitz
Mr. Caruso
Signor Caruso
Mr. Goerlitz
Caruso
Elks
Opera House Loan Extended By Mortgage Refund
The Metropolitan Opera House mortgaged its property to United States Trust Company for 1,000,000 due in ten years at 4 1/12 percent interest. This is a refunding of the existing loan from Mutual Life Insurance Company that matured May 1 after fifteen years.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
United States Trust Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life
Mme Sidkey Sings for Brooklyn on radio
Mme Sidkey wife of Sidkey Bey a Turkish Legation member sang on air from Trovatore at the Ridge Club Seventy second Street Bay Ridge last evening Her voice is pleasing with warm color and it is probable she will study for the operatic stage.
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Mme
Sidkey
Brooklyn
Sidkey Bey
Legation
Trovatore
Ridge Club
Seventy-second Street
Bay Ridge
Spar Row Theatrical Amusement vs Eastern Circuit Managers
In the second trial of the Montreal based Sparrow Theatrical Amusement Co. suit against the Eastern Circuit Association of Theatrical Managers, Judge Holt awarded the plaintiff 6 cents in damages. The Sparrow company was expelled from the association for an alleged violation by its representative William A Edwards and sought damages for the expulsion.
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Slix Cents
Sparrow Theatrical Amusement Company of
Montreal
Eastern Circuit Association of Theatrical Managers
Holt
United States Circuit Court
6 Cents
Sparrow Company
Association
William A. Edwards
Theatrical Notes from the New York Stage
Julian Edwards will conduct the orchestra for the first performance of The Gay Musician at Wallack's Monday night. Blanche King may star next season in The Queen of Wall Street under Joe Weber's management. Edith Helena, coloratura soprano of the Italian Opera Company, is engaged for Sunday concerts by William Morris. Matthew Whitie Jr. completes The Truth Untold with Fred V. Greene Jr. and a four act version of Stop Look and Listen with May Tully. Pathfinders and Trailers Club plans a jubilee at Blaney's Lincoln Square on May 24. Mile. Dazie begins rehearsals for a Ziegfeld revue with W C Lerode. Alexia, leading Hammerstein Roof Garden attraction, sails today aboard the Lusitania.
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Julian Edwards
Wallack’s
Blanche King
Joe Weber
Queen of Wall Street
Edith Helena
American Theatre
William Morris
Matthew Whitie, Jr
Munsey’s Magazine
Fred V. Greene, Jr
Mr. White
May Tully
Pathfinders and Trailers’ Club
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mile
Dazie
W. C. Lchrode
Alexia
Roof Garden
Liverpool
W. B. Bininger Dies. Noted New York Society Writer
William Burger Bininger a Yale graduate and magazine writer on New York society died suddenly of apoplexy at Oakwood North Hamburg New York. He was born 1852 and had long links to the Knickerbocker Club and THE TIMES. Funeral Sunday at 2 in North Hamburg Moravian Cemetery Staten Island.
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William Burger Bininger
New York
Oakwood
Hamburg
N. Y
Elizabeth Bininger
Bininger
Yale
the Times
Knickerbocker Club
Francis R. Rives
George L
Reginald W. Rives
Abraham Bininger
Means
Staten Island
New Hamburg
XN. Y
Abraham
Elizabeth
Grand
Central
Neils Olsen Dies After Four Decades With New York Yacht Club
Neils Olsen aged 73 and longtime superintendent of the New York Yacht Club died of pneumonia at his home 501 East Eighty-sixth Street after nine days illness. He came to the United States at 18 and sailed on several famous yachts, earning wide esteem among yachtsmen and navy figures. Funeral services are set for 8 PM at his home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery on Sunday.
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Neils Olsen
New York Yacht Club
United States
East Eighty-sixth Street
Olsen
Norway
Alexander Major
Norma
Major
Franklin Osgood
Vision
Magic
Columbia
Madison Avenue
Twentyseventh Street
Commodore Bourne
Commodore Vanderbilt
Goulds
Ledyards
Duncans
Iselings
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lord Charles Beresford
Lord Dunraven
Navy
Bob Evans
Catherine Curran
Ellen Campbell
John Q. Olsen
Twelfth Ward Bank
Woodlawn
Principal Ends Schoolboy Duel in Basement Fight
Harold Gulick of Jamaica High escorted a girl to a seat at a school club event. A planned post-session duel between Gulick and George Fennebresque was interrupted by Principal Charles Jennings who entered the basement ring and halted the bout with a lecture. Fennebresque and his father denied tipping off the principal and said Gulick challenged him. the resulting scuffle ended with suspensions and explanations.
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Harold Gulick
Jamaica High School
Euphonia Club
Gether
George Fennebresque
Louis Fennebresque
Easil
Charles J. Jennings
Jennings
Gulick
Fennebresque
Society Notes From New York Peninsula and Nearby
Mrs. James B M Grosvenor recovers at home from appendicitis. Scovilles stay at the Buckingham before Massachusetts. Dr and Mrs Henry Hun and Mrs Leake return from Short Hills to the Buckingham. Hoagland and Bigelows at the Gotham. Col H Anthony Dyer hosts luncheon for Mrs Lauterbach and Mrs Hitchcock in Newport. Rebecca Lane Hooper elected President of the Radcliffe Club of New York. Teachers College kindergarten hosts folk games and dances with Danish and Swedish numbers plus Russian games.
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Henry Hun
Albany
Henry Sabin Leake
Short Hills
N. J
Buckingham
John A. Hoagland
Bigelow
Gotham
H. Anthony Dyer
Radcliffe Club of
New York
Teachers College
Asheville man Isaac Brock marks 120th birthday
Special to The New York Times reports Isaac Brock of Western North Carolina recently celebrated his 120th birthday. The longtime local resident had a now slipping memory but remembers the date of his birth no longer.
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New York Times
Asheville, N. C
Isaac Brock
North Carolina
Married couples announced in city notices
Several marriage notices from May detail unions in New York City and Jersey City. Marguerite Snow and A Cressy Morrison wed at Broadway Tabernacle Church. Ida E Black to Dr I L Allen in Jersey City. Nettie King West to Ralph Waldo Bailey. Hattie L Clarke to Stephen J Gage. Florence and Villers to William Lincoln Sandford.
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Allen—Black
Jersey City
Ida E. Black
I. L. Allen
Bailey—West
Nettie King West
Ralph Waldo Bailey
Gage—Clarke
Hattie L. Clarke
Stephen J. Gage
Sandford
Villers
Florence and Villers
William Lincoln Sandford
Sudden Deaths and Funeral Notices Across New York Area
A long obituary list from New York area papers notes many deaths on May 15 to 18, with numerous funerals scheduled at private residences and churches. Names include William Burger Bininger, Elise Blenker, Louis Consmiller, Gertrude Cowdin, Fanny Donaldson, Emily Galloway, John Latham, Charles Morgan, Niels Olsen, Lizzie Spears, Winifred Vogel, and dozens more, with funeral times, locations, and interment details where provided. Several notices request no flowers and some list private interment or specific rail arrivals for services.
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A. M
Orange
Clinton Commandery
EK. v
Brooklyn
Kismet Shrine
Macon St
Cowdin
Paris
Gertrude Cheever
John E. Cowdin
Gramercy Park
Donaldson
Atantic City
N. J
Fanny Taliiferro
I Y
Dingman’s Ferry
Penn
Church of the, Transfiguration
Oth &J
Galloway
Washington, D. C
Emily Grey
C. D. Galloway
Evergreen
Elizabeth
N. Y Healy
Margaret
M. Healy
Luke Healy
Arthur
Hyde Mead
Melville E. Mead
Joseph AB
Elizabeth B. Hyde
Morgan
Charles Morgan
Henry Morgan
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
Boston
Philadelphia
Osen
Niels Olsen
East Souta St
Herbert C
Plough
Atchers
Mass
George Hewit
Henry H
Julie B. Plough
Creston
Bedford Park
Praghr
David TL. Preger
Rosa Prager
Rennell
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank W. Rennell
New York City
Waldemere
Root
Ridgewood Av
Glen Ridge
WN. J
Martie Antoinette Root
Ta‘bot. Root
Mary’_G. Belloni
Christ ‘Episcopal Church
del., Lack. & Western R. R
Christopher and
Barclay St Ferries
M. Snelling
Grace Coles Snelling
Edward Templeton Snelling
Isaac A. Coles
Grace Church Chantry
Spears
East 26Th St
Lizzie D. Spears
Augustus C. Downing
Henry D. Spears
Vogel
East 55Th St
Winifred Leeming
Karl M. Vogel
Smith Ely _Jelliffe
West 56Th St
Whittier
Mauretania
Charles A. Whittier
Bushwick Av
Amelia Cal
Cassion
Monitor St
William J. Cassion
Cohn
East 110Th St
Siegemund Cohn
A. M. Collins
Lth
Joseph H. Collins
A Costello
Mill St
John R. Costello
Deane
Park Ridge
Elea
Donnelly
Summit Av
Jersey City
James Donnelly
Flanagan
Therese Haverkamp
Humphreys
Greene Av
R. Humphreys
Keegan
Myrtle Av
Mary Ann Keegan
Kenney
Johnson St
Marecret Kenney
King
Wilsey St
Newark
M. McCauley
East 106Th St
Joan McCauley
M. McCoy
Palmetto St
William F. McCoy
McGinley
Warren St
Agnes
Gates Av
Queens
Bertha P. Mark
le Be
Metzger
Railroad Av
George Metzger
Micha
Wales
Maria Micha
A. M . Miller
Mercer St
Bridget Miller
Miller
Flatbush Av
Mary Miller
Mooney
East 35Th St
Annie Mooney
Mulligan
Kingsbridge
Dennis Mulligan
Price
West 43d St
Susan Price
Rightmire
East 57Th St
Thomas FF Rightmire
Peneral
Hawthorne St
Flatbush
Fruma
Schopperrey
East 14Th St
Margaretha Schappebrey
James TH
Uuneral ‘Tee Moerrow
North Sth
Anna M. Surces
Taylor
West Sth St
Bayonne
Tda Taylor
Memorial Masses Held at St. Francis and Church
Ann M. McBride and Merry J. Sweeney commemorated today with Masses at the Church and St. Francis respectively. Services listed for 10:50 A.M. and at locales in Harrison and Brooklyn.
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Mcbride
Ann
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Advertised
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible via Harlem trackage to Grand Central, Webster and 3rd Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots are priced from $159 up. For Books of Views or a representative, call telephone 4855 Gramercy or visit Office 20 East 230 Street.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Avenue
East
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