Cardinal Logue honored at dinner in New York
Cardinal Logue attended a dinner hosted by Frederick Townsend Martin at the Hotel Plaza with forty four guests including Archbishops Farley and Jacque. Speeches praised the Irish cause, American hospitality, and education as a defense against socialism. Notables present included Choate Grant Butler Porter and many city leaders and journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Logue
Frederick Townsend Martin
Hotel Plaza
Mr. Martin
Cardinal Jacque
Archbishop Farley
New York
Martin
Firth Avenue
el Omen
America
Frist
Republic
Liberty
Joseph H. Choate
Horace Porter
Nicholas
Murray Butler
Frederick Dent Grant
Prince of Peace
United States
Sean
Cardinal Lorue
Archbishop Parley
Mgr. Lavelle
Queenstown
Choate
Gen. Grant
President Butler
Paul Morton
Gen. Porter
Harold Grown
John D.crimmins
Thomas Kelley
Harry S. Black
George Henry Warren
Frederick 8. Pendleton
Mr. Williams
Burrall Hoffman
John Jacob Astor
O. H. P. Pelmont
E. J. Berwind
Stuyvesant Fish
J. J. Emmett
Joseph Auerbach
Bingham
Charles B. Alexander
John W. Gates
Charles. Rann Kennedy
Brayton
Ives
de Lincey Nicoll
Julian 7
Davies
Toward. T. Martin
Frederick T. Martin
Melville KE. Stone
William A Tucker
Justice Dowling
Lyman Hart
St. Clair McKelway
Chester S
Lord Arthur Brisbane
Ralph Pulitzer
Rollo Ogden
Wayne MacVeagh
Perry Belmont
Cardinal Logue Attends St Angela College Commencement
Cardinal Logue visited the women’s college of St Angela in Rochelle where Ursuline sisters run the school. He blessed each graduate as they passed kneeling to kiss his ring and later addressed the graduates after the procession and exercises. Archbishops Farley and Logue arrived by car as the procession formed.
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New York Times
New
Rochelle
Miss Nanny Waite Brinkerhoff to Wed Beoward Tatum
Miss Brinkerhoff daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller Brinkerhoff of West Heighty Sixth Street will marry Beoward Hubbert Tatum of the city on the evening of June 20. Because of mourning in Mr Tatum family the wedding will be quiet. Mr Tatum is Yale Class of 1900 graduate and Columbia Law School alumnus. he belongs to Pil Gamma Pelta Larchment Yacht Club and the Yale Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanny Waite Brinkerhoff
Charles Fuller Brinkerhoff
West Heighty Sixth Street
Beoward Hubbert Tatum
Tatum
Mr.Tatum
Yale
Colunflltia Taw School
Pil Gamma Pelta
Larchment Yacht Club
Yale Club
Miss Elizabeth Oliver Weds Francis Stevens in Simple Washington Affair
A wedding at noon in Washington was witnessed by President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Elizabeth Shaw Oliver became the bride of Francis Stevens of New York at the home of the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Oliver. The couple departed at 4 PM for their honeymoon at the Oliver Summer home in Murray Bay, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Oliver
Elizabeth Shaw Oliver
Francis Stevens
New York
Stevens
Pointe-a-Pic
Murray’ Bays Canada
Marriage Announcement for Wawlone Olmstead Vall and Harry Curtis Pye
Miss Wawlone Olmstead Vall daughter of Mr and Mrs James William Wall of 148 Hancock Street Brooklyn will wed Harry Curtis Pye in Hartford Connecticut on April 5 with Rev Henry Hopkins Kelsey officiating. The ceremony occurred in the Oriental Room of Charles Alexi Case’s apartments in the Goodwinding and was attended only by the groom and his mother Mrs Charles Z cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawlone Olmstead Vall
James William
Wall
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Harry Curtis Pye
Hartford
Conn
Kenry Hopkins Kelsey
Tourth Congregational Church
Charles Alexi Case
Goodwinding
Charles Z Cu
Pye—Vail
Henry Hopkins Kelsey
Hawlene Olmstead
James William Vail
N. Y
Harry Curtis
Pye
Stevens
Oliver
Washington
Roland Cotton Smith
D. D
Francis Kerby Stevens
Elizabeth Shaw Oliver
Engagement to Marriage at Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Henry James mare Washington of Georgia and this city will wed Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Osborne, in Rutgers Presbyterian Church at 8 30 o clock on June 16. Bishop Henry Spellmeyer to perform the ceremony with Rev Dr Robert Mackenzie assisting. Maid of honor Robina B. Christian of New York. Flower girl Elizabeth Teathleen Graves Osborne, sister of the bride. Best man William Gage Brady of New York. Ushers include David Graves Wagner, Walter Douglas Lamar, Hickman Price, John Gardiner Drinkwater, Robert V. Mahon Jr., James F. Allen, Benjamin F. Tillson, and Samuel Thompson Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Mare Washington
Georgia
Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne
Robert A. Osborne
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Henry Spellmeyer
Robert Mackenzie
Robina B. Christian
New York
Elizabeth Teathleen
Graves
Osborne
William Gage Brady
David Graves Wagner
Walter Douglas Lamar
Hickman Price
Seattle
Washington
John Gardiner Drinkwater
Boston
Robert V. Mahon, Jr
James F. Alien
Benjamin F. Tillson
Samuel Thompson Hollister
Grant to Host Garden Party on Governors Island
General and Mrs Frederick D Grant will host a garden party this afternoon on Governors Island to benefit the New York Branch Army Relief Society. A reception runs from 2 to 6 50 PM with a programme including a musical drill bayonet exercise Signal Corps manoeuvres and a concert by the Twelfth Infantry Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Army Relief Society
Governors Island
Frederick D. Grant
Signal Corps
Twelfth Infantry Band
Weddings and social notices from New York society pages
The record lists multiple weddings and social events: Ellen Whittemore Irving marries Walter Floyd Crosby at noon at Old South Church with close relatives invited. Cora Gabrielle Ranken wed to Nenton Woodworth at Hotel Manhattan with a small reception. Mrs George W Laird hosts an at home at Cedars Cliffside on June 14. Rev. W M Grosvenor heads to Europe June 3. Consul General Leopold Schmidt and Mrs Schmidt plan Italy trip. Mrs Morris K Jesup to return from Europe in September. Mr and Mrs H Van Rensselaer Kennedy and Misses Marian and Maude Kennedy to spend summer in Europe. Dr Joseph J Boylan and Mrs Boylan, with W L Mellen, are at the Holland House. W Newton Collins, Miss M M Manley, Rev J M Dumpell, Mrs Dumbell, and Clarence Sears Kates and C S Kates Jr travel or stay at Buckinghams. a road coach Magnet run from Holland House to Arrowhead Inn with R A Cowles, W H Temple, Col Robert B Baker. Miss Harriet Alexander plans an Arrowhead Inn trip. Augustus Osborn Bourn Jr holds a tea at Hartley Hall Columbia to celebrate his MA from Columbia. Bourn assisted by his father, Mrs Tobin B Clarke, and Miss Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gabrielle Ranken
Frederic Ranken
Nenton Woodworth
Manhattan
George W.laird
Cedars Cliffside
N. J
W. M. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
Europe
Leopold E. F. Schmidt
H. van’ Rensselaer I Kennedy
Marian and
Maude Kennedy
Joseph J. Boylan
Boylan
North Carolina
Moltke
W. L. Mellen
Pittsburg
Holland House
John E. Meek. Bowman
Arrowhead Inn
R. A. Cowles
W.H. Temple
Col
Robert B. Baker
Harriet Alexander
Charles B. Alexander
Augustus Osborn Bourn, Jr
Bourn
Rhode Island
Hartley Hall
Columbia University
Fle
Columbia
Ocean Travelers Depart for Europe on Cunard and White Star Lines
A large group of pleasure seekers sail today to Europe on Cunard liners Lusitania and Majestic and the White Star liner Statendam. The passenger lists include numerous named individuals and couples headed to Liverpool, Southampton, Plymouth, Cherbourg and Boulogne, with destinations and accompanying parties noted among the many travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard
Charles E. Adler
J. G. Aikman
Mabel Bailey
C. W. Rand
I. G. Rand
August Belmont
Perry Belmont
EF. Benton
Kr. Bright
Fidward Cadwai
WH. Fietcher
W. G._ Vletehen
Sag
Ae Frame
F. Gareta
Allen Gibbs
C. WV. Hall
A A. Halsey
Albert Hanton
James T. Harahan
J. B.heddersons
Ae Kwesslin
Edgar Jaeger
G. A. Kessler
J. Kirby
Paul T. Kimball
E.@. Kirkland
A. Kobayashi
James Misuhn
Graham Lane
A. W
Rose Tuidvich
Clara Ludvigh
Wor. McDowall
Frances Motherly
Mori
Howara Morris
Bri. G. Moynihan
K. Mumezawa
Victor Jymesford
Lucien Fie Niles
W. L. Oakley
CW. Ogden
Ruth O'Hara
Pearce
Prince Fioniatowski
A. B. Philipp
HW. Raymond
William B. Rawle
Robert *. Reid
W. Ronnie
J. A. Reynotis
I. Hobb
S. Roosevelt
Baron Y. Sakatani
Charles. Go Shaw
M. T. Harpjt
Esther Hanson
Frank Haviland
W. Hooper
St . Howell
James Leslie
JJ MacGuire
Donald Sage “Macay
Henry M. Morgan
John J. Mineon
Saye BE Shtvan
Mme
Mme.c. de Palkowska’ "Mrs. de Miss Deborah Z. Roberts
Scattergood
S. Stejowsk
Lavinia Thomas
Elizabeth
Arthur K. Laflin
T. J. Moore
A. Moore
Charlies Moran
Mises
Helen M. Moran
J. D. Noyes
Lewis Coleman Paine
A. M. Prindle
Charles H. Reade
Ruth Roberts
P. S. Smith
Comtena Ville Tme de Sombrenail
Robert Strobridge
Robert Felliner
Tan Vett
William ‘Waldeck
Mare S Wilkinson
Work Horse Parade Plans All Made for Saturday
The second annual work horse parade in the city will feature 1401 horses and 873 wagons with eighty judges directing prizes across thirty classes. The route goes from Washington Arch to Madison Square with a grand stand and gold prizes funded by Mrs. James Spever. Veteran drivers and veteran horses highlight the event, including Pompey the horse and long-time riders from police, depot, and delivery services.
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Team Owners’ Association
Broadway
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Washington Arch
Madison Square
Redmond P. Kerresy
Pompey
Police Department
Kerresy
Rye
N. Y
Bellevue
Allied Hospitals
Hunter, Trimm & Co
Bob
Jerry
Johnny
Daniel G. Collier
James Spever
Colfer
John Farrell
Nineth Avenue
E. Mabel Clark
Emily. D. Jacks
G. B. Bethune
Gertrude McCarthy
Frances Goldberg
Valentine and
Noel Macy
Gordon Knox Bell
S. PB
Henry Bergh
William Adams
J. J. Archbold
John D. Crimmins
F Ernestus Gulick
Willia N ° de Groot
John Iselin
Samuel Isham
Isaac Lawrence
Medwin Seale
Cortlandt van Rensselaer
Francis Ward
George Whiteside
Chicago opera builder David Henderson dies at 72
David Henderson, founder of the Chicago Opera House and a pioneer of extravaganza productions in the West, died in Chicago early this morning after a long career shaping entertainment venues and large-scale revue shows.
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Chicago
David Henderson
West
Notable Deaths Across Cities In Late Week Obituaries
Henry C Hooker of Syracuse a businessman and Sunday school worker dies aged 9. William A Pearson chief architect of the General Frederic Company dies in Schenectady. Dr Thomas G Hyland of Amsterdam dies suddenly on a Pullman car. William Orcutt 49, lithography pioneer and executive, dies in New York. Arthur C Thomas of R L Day & Co dies aged 46. Charles J Barrett 51 ex president of Danbury Hat Finishers' Association dies at home. Philip Loring Allen Evening Post staff member dies at St Luke's Hospital after seven weeks typhoid. Robert Cumming 65, VP of American Wood Fireproofing Co., dies in Newark. James V Maginn artist, 65, dies in Brooklyn after a long residence.
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Syracuse
William A. Pearson
Fledric- Cormany
Schenectady
Thomas G. “Hyland
Amsterdam
N. Y
New York. Central Railroad
Via
William. B. Orcutt
West 130Th Street
Mr. Orcutt
Federal Lithographing Company
Eastern Lithographic Company
Arthur, C. Thomas
R. L. Day & Co
Reston
Charlee J. Barrett
Hat Finishers’ Association of
Danbury, Conn
Philip Loring Allen
The
Evening Post
St. Luke's Hospital
Ferne Ryen Adler
Robert Cumming
American Wood Fireproofing Company
Broadway
Newark
Scotland
Bank of Scotland
Kilmarnock
George A. Clark & Brothers
James V. Maginn
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Dublin
Hanforth’s Academy
Manchester
England
Paris
Maxine Elliott Swings Pick for Her New West Side Theatre
Maxine Elliott led the groundbreaking at the future Maxine Elliott Theatre on West Thirty-ninth Street, with about 600 spectators present. She will manage the house in partnership with the Shuberts and aims to open in January with a Clyde Fitch play, featuring Elliott and other Shubert stars like Ala Nazimova Julia Marlowe and Mary Mannering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
West Thirty-ninth Street
Shuberts
Miss Elliott
New York
Laura Feene
Shubert
Broadway
Thirty Ninth Street
P. T. Chadbourne
Messrs
Sixth Avenue
Miss Hott
Clyde. Fitch
Ala Nazimova
Julia Marlowe
Mary Mannering
Architects Marshall and Fox of Chicago Design New Theatre
Miss Elliott praised the theatre’s comfort with spacious seats and wide aisles. She has begun selecting draperies and studying color schemes, noting the venue will offer patrons a refined experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall & Fox
Chicago
Milkmaid Chosen At Hammerstein Roof Garden Event
At Hammerstein's Roof Garden a milkmaid contest shortlisted applicants by showing milkmaid proficiency with the studio cow. After several trials the cow objected, Ada Baxter of Hovers straw emerged winner and will serve as the Milkmaid of Forty second Street this Summer, ready to wear overalls if required by health rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein’s
Wiliam Hammerstein
P. J. Francis
Aaron Kessler
Forty-second Street
Ada Baxter
H Vers
Isman Company to be Incorporated in Philadelphia
Special to The New York Times reports the Felix Isman Company forming as a close corporation in Philadelphia. All stock is reportedly issued with capital stock set at 1,500,000 dollars. The piece notes that Felix Isman once held a minor clerkship in real estate less than ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Felix Isman
Isman
Boston Singer Engaged to Star Mephistopheles in Faust
Ralph Osborn a young Boston vocalist has been engaged to sing Mephistopheles this afternoon at the American Theatre with the Italian Grand Opera Company. Two hundred Ohio Society members will attend Eugene Walter's Paid in Full at the Astor Theatre tomorrow night in honor of the Cleveland born author. The Chicago company of Girls opens tonight at Atlantic City for two nights at the Apollo Theatr. On Friday afternoon the company returns to New York for a Daly's matinee.
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Ralph Osborn
Boston
Mephistopheles
American Theatre
Italian Grand Opera Company
Ohio Society
Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
Cleveland
Chicago
Atlantic City
Apollo Theatr
New York
Daly's
Our Printing Plant Promises Quick Cheap Work
A local printer boasts one of the world’s largest and most complete plants and offers fast, affordable service. Call 1100 for estimates or to place any job in hand.
Unprecedented Opportunity in Radical Business Proposition
An advertisement claims a perfected discovery guarantees vast evolution in the business world. It promises every user of heat, light and power will be a sure customer as scop devices are furnished. Fifteen thousand dollars controls a quarter of the parent company with a right party directing promotion. Prompt action required by principals only. Address Panogen Box 45 Times Times Square.
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Panogen
Marriages and Obituaries From New York Area Notices
A broad 1908 notices page lists multiple marriages and deaths. Hawlene Olmstead wed Harry Curtis Pye in Hartford. Stevens and Oliver wed in Washington. Roberta Braine married Charles Twining in Newark. many obituaries and funeral notices follow for Allen, Bailey, Brookfield, Cronkhite, Cumming, Ferriss, Heidemark, Howes, Kuhne, Marks, Marsh, Melville, Morford, Worthington and numerous local residents in New York and New Jersey with services and interment details.
Memory of Alicia Lynch Observed at Newark MN Church
In Newark Minnesota St Anterings Church holds a memorial service for Alicia Lynch. The event dated today includes prayers and a brief tribute to her life. Friends and family gather to honor her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Alicia Lynch
St. Anterings’s Church
Newark
Woodlawn Lane Access Points Listed For View Area
Fragmentary text describes access routes from Grand Central and Jerome Avenue trolleys to a nearby area. Mentions a telephone contact and an office at a street corner, implying a public viewing or representative presence for the site.
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Woodlawn
Grand Central St Hein
Jerome Avenue
Erry
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Gardinal
Motron
Cardinal
Girls’ School
St. Angela’s
Miss Brinkerhoff
E. H. Tatum
Arly
Elizabeth Oliver
H. J. L. Washington
Social Notes
Ellen Whittemore Irving
Walter Floyd Crosby
Old South Church
Madison Avenue
Thirty Eighth Street
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Bishop W. A. Leonard
John O’ Mara
A. T. Stewart
John Wanamaker
O’mara
William Jennings
Wendell & Evans Company
Joseph Maunle
John Moriarty
John Maguire
New York Transfer Company
Thomas McCarthy
Parade Association
Collier
Times SQ
Lollenstein
W. B. Pi. Ferguson
Zollenstein
Mr. Ferguson
New York World
Albany Evening Journal
Detroit Free Press
D. Appleton & Company Publishers
Winston Churchill
Mr. Crewe
Evening Telegraph
Ali
the Macmillan Company
5Th Ave
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Little, Brown & Co
OUR
the Trow Press
Third Avenue
12Th Street
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Uneeca
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Crouch
Ara Pee Yorke Cortlandt
Twining—Braine
Grace Church
Ede
Illiot White
Roberta Mary
Robert. Speir Braine
Charles Twining
New York City
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Brookfield
Manile Louise
James
Jameson
Lucia Louisa Quintard
North St
White Plains
Jlodlawn
Repose
East
Ackerson
Charles St
Jersey City
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Aksnes
West 99Th St
Toulr Aksnes
Bird
Corbetts
Commerce St
cAnna- Corbett. Crawfort
Heroaiway
Mary
Ac Crawford
Devine
York St
James Devine
Doulan
West Ltst
Martha Dolan
Egan
Mary LE. Eran
Farquhar
Marion Farquhar
French
Town of Union
Z. Rymon French
Gilbert
Hosplital
Hattie Gilbert
Gill
M.F
John Gill
Gorman
East Newark
Thomas Gorman
Graham
Liberty Place
Weehawken
David Graham
Foneranatica
Jakor
Hembure Av
Mina Jakob
Reed
Jones
Palmetto St
Joseph Jones
Johnson
Tong Island
Alere Hospital
Anton Johnson Katn
Pacifiy St
Anna FL Kain
Maett
Kavanagh
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Agel My - Merritt
Waleton
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Monxey
Ever Moran
Euprics
Mary Merwa
Morhis
Pringer Morris
Reeves As Vornkats
Mascin Wiliam
Bridget Soten
Susan
Sours
Stafger
Senuth
N. Ji
Eigen Starece
Taylor
Bliabein Ag
St. True
West Fifth St
Antonie Wolff
Zimmer
Hanenck St
Anna Zimmer
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
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