Miss Isabel Cary Weds H. A. Stone in New York
Miss Isabel Cary and Henry A. Stone were married at the Church of the Messiah on Park Avenue with a small ceremony attended by family. The couple will reside in Pasadena after a brief honeymoon. The Cary home was decorated for a private reception.
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Henry A. Stone
Charles Francis Stone
Isabel Cary
Melbert B. Cary
Thirty-fourth Street
Park Avenue
Thomas Slicer
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
John Haynes Holmes
Mabel Lefferts Jones
Dwight Arven Jones
Charles Burlingham
J. K. Porter Stone
Carol D. Stone
S. Chase Coale
Frederick Stone
Pierre F. Macdonald
Gustavus C. Marshall
Miss Jones
Cary
West Fifty-first Street
Stone
Pasadena
Cal
Chas. F. Stone
Mery
Minnie English
John Timpson
Miss Timpson
George Timpson
K. L. Fleming
Fleming
McTeer-Reis wedding in New York City church
George White McTeer of Knoxville and Anita Louise Reis of the city wed in the chantry of the Church of the Transfiguration on East Twenty-ninth Street. Rev. Dr. George C. Houghton officiated. The couple will reside in Knoxville, Tennessee after a breakfast at the Waldorf-Astoria.
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George White McTeer
Joseph McTeer
Knoxville
Tenn
Anita Louise Reis
George L. Reis
East Twenty-ninth Street
Fifth and
Madison Avenues
George C. Houghton
Valenciennes
Frank Seymour Mead
Charlton P. Brooke
E. M. Richardson
J. M. B.reis
Waldorf-Astoria
Mrs. McTeer
Fletcher Colburn Wedding in Grace Church Chantry
Samuel Thomas Fletcher and Elsie Boucher Colburn wed in Grace Church chantry with Rev H H Brown officiating. Bride wore ivory crepe de chine with heirloom lace, bouquet of lilies of the valley, pearls and a jeweled golden basket brooch. Emily Ontague as maid of honor. couple plans to sail to Europe from Boston next week and reside in Paris.
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Samuel Thomas Fletcher
Thomas Fletcher
England
Elsie Boucher Colburn
H. B. Colburn
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
H. H. Brown
All Angels’ Church
Emily Ontague
Richmond
Mrs. Fletcher
Boston
Europe
Paris
Miss Moore Engaged to Don Marino Terlonia
New York social circles note Miss Mary E. Moore, daughter of Charles A. Moore, engaged to Don Marino Terlonia, son of Princess Teresene Albini of Rome. The Moores, recently in Carlsbad on a motor tour, plan to return to the United States for the summer. no wedding date is set.
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Miss Moore
New York
Don Marino Terlonia
Mary. E. Moore
Charles A. Moore
Richard A Moore
Fifth Avenue
Colby M. Chester, Jr
Charles A. Moore, Jr
Annette Sperry
Nashville
Eugene M. Moore
Moores
Brooklyn
Don Marino
Miss Prentice to Wed Reeve Schley at Monmouth Beach
Miss Kate de Forest Prentice daughter of Mr and Mrs William S P Prentice of New York will wed Reeve Schley son of Mr and Mrs William T Schley of this city and Farm Hill New Jersey on September 7 at Monmouth Beach where the Prentices keep Meadowcroft Summer home. The engagement was first announced at a dance held at their country home last summer. Miss Prentice is a cousin of Miss Arietta Prentice Theron R Strong and Prentice Strong who married Miss Helen Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Prentice
Kate de Forest Prentice
William S. P. Prentice
New York
Reeve Schley
William T. Schley
Farm Hill
N. J
Monmouth Beach
Prentices
Meadowcroft
Mr. Schley
Prentice
Arietta Prentice
Theron R. Strong
Prentice Strong
Helen Olyphant
Plans for Miss Delafield's Wedding
Dr Henry Dwight Chapin will wed Miss Alice Delafield of Chicago on Saturday at Aynandale on Hudson. Best man is William Clifford Moore with ushers Perry Averill and Charles M Bleecker. The ceremony will be at the home of the sister Mrs Philip Sidney Deane.
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Miss Delafield
Henry Dwight Chapin
Alice Delafield
Walter Delafield
Chicago
Aynandale-on- Hudson
William Clifford Moore
Perry Averill
Charles M. Bleecker
Sewa
Philip Sidney Deane
Riis Daughter Engaged to Sung Physician
Miss Katie Eliza Riis, daughter of Jacob A Riis, becomes engaged to a Sung physician named Qwre. The announcement notes a forthcoming marriage and family ties to the noted reformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Riis
Katie Elizapoe
Social Notes From Grace Church and Nearby Locales
Mr and Mrs Reginald Chauncey Rob bins and Miss Jane Ruthven Hall married then at Grace Church reside at Lone Tree Farm Hamilton Mass. Wyllys Terry and Marie Baldwin plan a June 19 wedding in Bernardsville New Jersey. Mrs Baldwin after her father’s death lives with sister Mrs Walter Bliss. Chubb couple return to Glen Cove Long Island. C m Ketcham on Europe trip through Aug 1. Gouverneur Morris Phelps to wed Helena Curtis June 3 in Cambridge Mass. Guests at bachelor dinner included Dr David Allen and ushers Dr James Saeecere Eugene Du Bois Henry Pierrepont Berry and others.
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Reginald Chauncey Robbins
Jane Ruthven Hall
Grace Church
Lone Tree Farm
Hamilton
Mass
Wyllys Terry
Marie Baldwin
Henry P. Baldwin
Michin
United States
Bernardsville
N. J
Miss Baldwin
Walter P. Bliss
Park Avenue
Gouverneur Morris Phelps
Helena Pelham Curtis
Cambridge
Elmonico's
David Rdon Allen
James Saeeeereee
Eugene du Bois
Henry Pierrepont Berry
Robert Temple Emmet
André Champollion
Samuel Wyllys-Wyllyseet Low Pierrepont
Bay Litchfield
Notable Passengers Sail on Multiple Ocean Liners Today
The Deutschland lists Sir George and Lady Cooper among a large group of travelers including Viscount George de Barrau and Rev. C. A. Brewster. The La Lorraine, Slavonia, Celtic, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Cunarder Caronia, and Oceanic also show a mix of aristocrats, scholars, and prominent figures boarding for Naples, Liverpool, and other destinations.
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John R. Ainsley
B. K. Archibald
Stewart Browne
C. A. Brewster
George de Barrau
George
Lady Cooper
George Clausen
A. Scott Cameron
Robert T. Caruthers
W. D. Currin
Thomas A. Clemen
R. Ludlow Fowler
B. L. Gildersleeve
Frank de Lacey Hyde
Donald R. Hooker
I. de Hagerman Lindencrone
R. Townsend McKeever
Pauline Madrazo
R. C. Norfleet
Charlies W. Osborne
Charles G. Painter
Fred Steinway
Charles E. Sampson
Elfrida Taveggi
Jacob B. Ward
Charles S. Whelen
Hector A. de Zagas
J. Frank Aldrich
Charles G. Chadédock
Baroness Castelli
Luce Carpendale
Duckworth
J. Grand- Ruel
J. Frank Davenport
Ralph E. Prime
Henry A Soh
W. H. Spahr
W. A. Vreeland
Celtic
Liverpool
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Eusos Zimmerman
Edwin Gould
Maitland Armstrong
K. Weet A
John G. Butler
B. Chieholm
Robert B. Coykendall
John Duveen
A. Leo Everett
E. W. Gillett
Cadwalader Jones, Jr
Co. W. King
Charles Lamborn
A. G. Millbank
S Adelina Moller
James Munro
C. H. Parkhurst
John Krom Rees
Beryl Schuler
Paul Springman
E. W. van Dusen
C. L. Waterbury
M. A. Wright
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Baroness Benedetti
Edwin F. Abell
E. F. Abner
Samuel W. Fairchild
G. A. Fried
William M. Field
D. A. Hamburger
M. F. Lackey
Louis H. Nordlinger
Irving M. Meyer
W. M. Opper
Javier Torres Rivas
Edward M . Tower
Caronia
James B Alexander
J. W
Washington Society Note on Homecoming and Guests
Special to The New York Times from Washington May 29. Mr and Mrs Hannen Jennings host a dinner for a group of young people honoring the homecoming of Mr and Mrs Ford Thompson after their Southern Europe honeymoon. Thompson is the son of Dr J Ford Thompson and a Chevy Chase Club member. Also noted are the Sheridan twins visiting New York and Grant at Governors Island, the Foraker family summering in Maine, and the Nels Pages leaving Washington for York Harbor en route to New York.
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New York Times
Washington
Hannen Jennings
Ford Thompson
Jennings
Thompson
Florence Conrad
George Kendall
Montana
Richard Harlow
Europe
Harlow
Mr. Thompson
J. Ford Thompson
Chevy Chase Club
Irene
Louise Sheridan
P. H. Sheridan
New York
Mary Boyd Granted Release to Marry Lichtenstein
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on May 29 Mary A Boyd won a release from Superintendent H Dreess Jr to marry June fiancé Oscar Lichtenstein the New York millionaire. She had feared postponing her wedding due to a teaching contract but pleaded successfully and returned to her North Adams home to finish preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great Barrington
Mass
Mary A. Boyd
H. Dreess, Jr
Oscar Lichtenstein
New York
Miss Boyd
North Adams
French Officers Visit West Point for Trinity Game
Gen Frederick D. Grant and fifteen French naval officers led by Rear Admiral Thierry arrived at West Point on the torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins. Col. Scott and aides greeted them and an escort of cavalry, a salute was fired, then the visitors watched the Trinity West Point baseball game before a cadet review and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Frederick D. Grant
Thierry
Hopkins
Col
Scott
Trinity
Stuart heir to unveil Richmond monument delayed by illness
Newport News Va May 29 J E B Stuart third son of Capt J E B Stuart and grandson of the Confederate leader was to unveil the Richmond monument to Gen Stuart tomorrow but was stricken with a illness and an operation was planned. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Newport News
J. E. B. Stuart
Confederateavairy
Gen. Stuart
Richmond
Wallace Honors and Retirement of Justice Wallace at Gala
Federal appeals judge William J. Wallace spoke at a Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring his forty years on the bench. He urged retention of life tenure and federal appointment, warned against elected terms, and praised the independence of the judiciary. Friends and colleagues toasted his career and future law firm transition.
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William J. Wallace
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ife
Waldorf-Astoria
Federal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Butler, Notman & Mynderse
Wall Street
Wallace, Butler & Brown
United States
Parker
Wallace
Sureme Court
McCarren
Fair Woman on the Cars Causes Complaint Wave
The New York City Federation of Women's Clubs vents frustration over streetcar etiquette. Members urge stop rules at corners and discipline for rude conductors while considering wage improvements. membership has grown from 14 000 to 30 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City Federation of Women's Clubs
Oren Root
New York City Railway Company
John Fowler Trow
William Cummings Story
Federation
Thomas Henry Whitney
Clarence Burns
Car Passenger Rights’ Association
Roosevelt Returns to Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt wife of the President arrived at her Oyster Bay home tonight after a trip on the gunboat Yankton. She traveled with Miss Ethel Archie and a maid, were escorted to Sagamore Hill by launch and carriage, as decorators and painters finish work on the President's house and grounds are in order.
Flora Wolf Accepts Beresford Estate Bequests
Flora A. Wolf known as Lady Filo of El Paso accepted 10 000 and waived remaining claims on the estate of Lord Delaval Beresford. She certified she was never his lawful wife and relinquished further rights.
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EL Paso
Texas
Flora A. Wolf
Filo
Delaval Beresford
Delaval
Delava
Clyde Fitch French Version of The Truth Planned in Paris
Dispatches report Clyde Fitch finalized a French optation for The Truth with Marie Tempest in London and Tristan Bernard translating. Fitch aims to stage the play in Paris next season. He is arranging Rome presentation and Berlin rights for later seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Happyland Opens in Staten Island With Wild Animals Show
Happyland in Staten Island opens for the summer today offering Ferali Trained Wild Animals and a fire show The Fire man s Christmas Eve The free hip podrome features a bill of circus acts and vaudeville acts A new skating rink and a playground set among a grove of fruit trees The Foolish House the Scenic Railway and the German Village are listed as attractions.
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Happyland
Staten Island
Golden City Opening Today in Ganarsie
Golden City at Ganarsie to open this afternoon at 1 o clock after delays. King Pharaoh the educated horse leads attractions with a scenic show Robinson Crusoe and rides Over the Rockies Down Niagara and Double Whirl. Flying Lady in Temple of Wonders plus a pier ball room and skating rink. Cohan in The Honeymooners also opens in Atlantic City at the Savoy Theatre with a full house and a hit song.
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Golden City
Ganarsie
Pharaoh
Rockies
Niagara
Temple of Wonders
Comrades Musical Sketch At Keith & Proctor’s Tonight
The Columbia set presents a new sketch Comrades at Keith & Proctor’s Twenty third Street Theatre today. Adele Ritchie guests at the Casino theatre party for 100 Hebrew Sheltering Guardian orphans this afternoon. The Astor Theatre closes its season with The Builders and plans a August reopening with Raymond Hitchcock in a Yankee Tourist.
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Columbia
Keith & Proctor
Twenty-third Street
Adele Ritchie
Flora
Casino
Guardian
Cra
Astor Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Leslie
Psychics Wagon Offers Hypnotic Cure on Bowery
Dr G A Gayer unveiled a psychic wagon at Bowery Mission promising hypnotic suggestion to cure drunkenness. About forty men offered to join, while Reverend Hallimond and mission officials discussed aims, Carnegie libraries, and Mrs Russell Sage funded reform efforts.
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Bowery
Bowery Mission
Canal Street
G. A. Gayer
West Sixty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Russell Sage
Bishop Potter
New York
Subway
John D. Quackenbos
J. A. Hallimond
Louis Klopsch
Christian Science
Dowie
Dr. Gayer
Capitol Building Bid Narrowed in Norfolk Inquiry
The Pennsylvania Legislature's Capitol Building Investigation Commission questioned Percy M. Wilson, VP and GM of James G. Wilson Manufacturing of Norfolk, about parquetry flooring bids for the Capitol. Wilson testified a bid rose from 45 to 66 cents per square foot after adding an agent's commission and cement base, and that Sanderson demanded the lower price with specified materials.
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Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Percy M. Wilson
James G. Wilson Manufacturing Company
John H. Sanderson
Capitol Building
Wilson
Sanderson
Sand
Ersonly
Witte Florsacope
Fireman-to-be Stops Runaway Horses at Pier
Charles F. Gilbrid of 882 First Avenue halted a pair of runaway horses attached to Engine No. 16 during a small blaze at 203 East Twenty-second Street. He climbed the tender, grabbed the dragging reins, and set the brake, saving a potential collision near the East Twenty-second Street pier while driver John Lawn was knocked down and a bystander wrecked a hold. Gilbrid, now on the civil service eligible list, was praised by Captain Morrissey of Engine No. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Gilbrid
First Avenue
East Twenty-second Street
John Lawn
Martha
Second Avenue
John McKenna
East Sixteenth Street
Gilbrid
East Twenty-second Street Pier
Capt
Morrissey
Oceania Arrives Southampton as Old Crew Strikes
The White Star liner Oceanic returns from Liverpool with a new crew after the old crew walked out seeking reimbursed rail fares. Captain Haddock reports satisfactory performance, and the voyage resumes toward Southampton. Among passengers are Mr. and Mrs. Fleischmann of Cincinnati back from East Africa via Mombasa. They recount hunting success in Uganda and note natives accompanied the party. Central Office detectives escort Seal Marion De Sousa to Chicago bound trains amid his protest.
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Oceania
Liverpool
Southampton
White Star Line
Haddock
M. C. Fleischmann
Cincinnati
East Africa
Africa
Ring
England
Mombasa
Uganda
Mr. Fleischmann
Central Office
Marion. de Sousa
John de Sousa
Chicago
Winter Frost Hits Vermont Towns With Snow and Wind
ST. ALBANS VT May 29 The hills of Northern and Central Vermont were covered with snow early today as a 32 degree thermometer readout in St. Albans but a high wind prevented frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
Vermont
Ward Line Engineer Dies at Sea Near Havana Port
William S. Gardner of 435 Sixty-second Street Brooklyn chief engineer of the Ward liner Morro Castle died suddenly Tuesday as the steamer neared port from Havana. The death, from apoplexy, was reported when the vessel reached quarantine yesterday morning. The same steamer had brought the body of Ensign Brisbane who killed himself after the dispute between natives and sailors at Guantanamo Cuba.
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Ward Line
William S. Gardner
Sixty-second Street
Brooklyn
Ward
Havana
Mr. Gardner
Ensign Brisbane
Guantanamo
Cuba
Death List of a Day in South Framingham
Edmund Sanford Clark, 64, Framingham notable and Boston New York merchant, died last night at his home of heart disease. Survived by widow, son Charles Brainerd Clark of New York, two brothers James Wilson Clark and a New York partner, Rev. Arthur March Clark of Du Sans Iowa, and sister Mrs. Emily J. Lewis of Sherborn. Son among partners in family business. father a prominent manufacturer and founder in the cotton converting trade. Clark prepared at Phillips Academy Andover and graduated Trinity College in 1865.
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New York Times
South Framingham
Mass
Edmund Sanford Clark
Framingham
Boston
New York
Charles Brainerd Clark
James Wilson Clark
Arthur March Clark
du Sans
Iowa
Emily J. Lewis
Sherborn
Mr. Clark
Commission House
Clark
Philis Andover Academy
Trinity College
Notable New York area deaths listed in obituary notices
A batch of obituary notices from New York and New Jersey communities lists Adolph E. Hoecker of Manhattan in the jewelry trade, William G. Bourke once active in the Henry George movement, Sydney N. Ogden an insurance actuary and Alderman, Miss Caroline E. Day from Hartford, Col Ebenezer W. Davis a Newark deputy sheriff, Capt. Anderson Zabriskie a veteran pilot on the Hackensack River, Thomas W. Skelly a boxing manager and semi professional ice baseball figure, with details of ages addresses and affiliations.
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Adolph E. Hoecker
Norwegian Hospital
Brooklyn
Hamburg
Germany
Manhattan
Forty-sixth Street
William G. Bourke
Henry George
Chauncey Street
Congress
People’s Party
Sydney N. Ogden
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Third Avenue
Newark
Eighth Ward
Justice Depue
Caroline E. Day
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Miss Day
Joseph C. Jackson
Julia S. D. Bissell
Ebenezer W. Davis
State Soldiers’ Home
Kearny
N. J
Mount Prospect Avenue
Lincoln Post
Anderson Zabriskie
Hackensack River
North Hackensack
Kate Lawrence
Hackensack
Thomas W. Skelly
Meserole Street
Williamsbiburg
Ack McAuliffe
Jack Dempsey
Hi Fisher
Pennsylvania
Hea
Johnson and Gardner Avenues
New York Maids
Allen's Foot-Ease: powder for tired feet at 25 cents
In a Pinch business notice advertises Allen's Foot-Ease powder for tired, aching feet. Claims 30,000 testimonials and a 25 cent price at All Druggs with mail order offer from Allen, 84 Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Fletcher-Colburn Marriage in Grace Church Chantry
Elsie Fletcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Fletcher and granddaughter of the late hire Boucher of New Orleans, marries Nelson Thomas Fletcher of Lincoln and Richmond in Grace Church Chantry New York. Rev H Haigh Brown officiates.
Obituary notices from New York area dated May 1907
Multiple death notices list names such as Ebien Campbell Mey Mund Sanford Clark Fanny Stead Augusta Dyett Margaret Fair Katherine Kirby Louis Josephthal Anna Evelina David Scott Catherine Sullivan Richard White George Lester and others with addresses in New York City Brooklyn Portchester and Sayville. Funeral and interment details vary including church services private and public remembrances and dates May 28 to June 1.
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Campbell
Ebien
Henry
Susan Manton Mason
Central Av
Orange
Brick Church Station
Dyett
Herkimerst
Brooklyn
Augusta Dyett
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall St
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Robert Ireland
Bronx
Margaret Fair
Willian Fair
Tompkinsville
Church of the Ascension
West New Brighton
Halsted
St. Louis
Katherine Kirby
James Jane
Oakland
Cal
Rye Josephthal
Portchester
Louis Josephthal
Fresh Pond Crematory
L. I
Grand Central Depot
Levy
Morningside
New York
Ella Levy
McKim
Mary Schroeder Albert
Robert Vanderburgh McKim
Jacob Albert
Baltimore
Central Park South
Anna Evelina
James Murdock Rankin
Henry &c
David Scott
Nellie Holofenbeck
Walter and Scott
Elizabeth Briggs
Mamie Mee Shane
Manhattan Commandery
Knights Templars
Pioneer Lodge
Hancock Council
Royal Arecanum
79Th Regiment Veteran Association
Highlanders
N. Y
Sullivan
Catherine Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Wests
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Stephen
Merritt Burial Company
19Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilson
Concord
N. H
George Lester
David
Jane Taylor Willson
Clinton St
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