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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

9

Morristown Horse Show Opens Gay Fall Social Season

A large Morristown session kicks off the fall social season with guests from Bernardsville, Madison, and surrounding towns. Tonzo Sauvage leads blue ribbon winners, Fleischmann Mayo scores, and Chieftain defeats in the runabout class. Grand Duke and Lord Nelson win tandem, with a crowded scene at the Morris County Golf Club and notable attendees listed among exhibitors and spectators.

N. J Bernardsville Madison Morristown Seashore Morris County Golf Club C. F. Lawton Golf Club Morristown Field Club Brockton Mass Madison Square Garden Tonzo Sauvage Udo M. Fleischmann Mar Mayo Maya Otto H. Kahn James Hevner Dingley Bey Hevner Andrew Carnegie Joseph W. Harriman Chieftain Tonte Sauvage Grand Duke Lord Nelson Essex J. Wilkes Wilies Augusta Fane George W Jenkins F. Landon Humphreys Ornelius B. Mitchell Noah C Jiegers Henry F. Taylor D Diunter McAlpin Alf R.H. Williams Lestie D. Ward Dane Olcctt A. Fillmore James.s. Benedict Fred H Humphreys George Frelinghuysen B. Ogden Chisholm L. Heywood Mills John A Hermad Behr, C M. D. Cole Stowe Phelps Jacob W. Miller Joseph W. Ogden Raith Richardson Richard V. Lindabury Charles D. Freeman Granville White R. A. Grannis John M. Dillon Hyde James Hever B. G. Dingley Bex Beneeeeners B. G. Applejack Charli i Feemar Mr. Balfour Bejamin Wheeler Ch. G. Grarld Duke Ch. G Otto_H. Kahnis Essex Hunt J. Willis R. H. Williams, Jr J. T. Hyde Maynam G. R. Schieffelin Moses Byers S. Br. m Fluffy Ruffles Walter P. Elias Red Fox B. G. Khedive Blue Bell Charles M. Fleishman Chincapin Helen Hartsby Jenkins B.g. Remington Ma Pyne B.m. Chauscette Francis Humphrey Br. G. Little John Ogden Chisholm B. m. Peace B. m. Wan George R. D. Schieffein B. G. Hickory Landon Humphrey B. G. Erin

Douw Daughter Weds as Wedding Cake Sliced

Miss Helen Louise Douw youngest daughter of the late Col John de Peyster Douw was married in Poughkeepsie on October 1. A sword cut through the wedding cake marked the ceremony in a tradition dating to colonial times.

New York Times Poughkeepsie, N. Y Helen Louise Douw Col John de ‘Peyster Douw

Bride wed Dr Herman Vedder Mynderse in Christ Church

The ceremony occurred at 1 pm this afternoon with Rev. Dr. Alexander G. Cummins officiating. Attendants included Miss Douw and Mrs Edwi McClellan, Mrs William Ten Broeck Mynderse, and Miss Anne Douw Townsend. The couple will reside at Lake Hill Scotia after a reception at 184 Academy Street.

Christ Church Herman Vedder Mynderse Schenectady Alexander G. Cummins Douw Edwi McClellan London England William Ten Broeck Mynderse Anne Douw Townsend Garden City Charles G. Douw Edwin McClellan Elmer Milmine Morris Douw Ferris New York Edward Nicoll Townsend Jr the Bridearaam

Bloomfield Bride Weds in First Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Erie Senedake daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Senedake Bloomfield New Jersey and Arthur Benson of Bloomfield were married at the First Presbyterian Church Bloomfield Rev Louis Curtis officiating The bride wore white messaline over white taffeta with lace and chiffon veil She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley Best man was Frederick Benson maid of honor Miss Ethel Grier of Brooklyn Matron of honor Mrs Harry Grier ushers included William Burdette Robert Lewis Harry Gries and J E Clancy Reception at the bride’s home 185 Belleville Avenue After a wedding trip to Bone Point Comfort the couple will reside at 83 Williamson Avenue Bloomfield

Erie Senedake Frank Livingston Senedake Bloomfield N. J Arthur Benson Hiloomfield First Presbyterian Church Louis Curtis Frederick Benson Ethel Grier Brooklyn Harry Grier William P.burdette Glen Ridge Robert P. Lewis Elizabeth, N. J Harry Gries J. E Clancy Mount Vernon Belleville Bone Point Comfort Bensoy Williamson Avenue Bloomield

Miss Ethel Shoninger Weds Arthur Klatber at St Regis

Miss Ethel Shoninger daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shoninger of West Eighty-ninth Street married Arthur Klatber last evening in the Hotel St. Regis ceremony conducted by Rabbi Silverman. Attendant was Helen with others named in the wedding party including Elizabeth Coit Bunker and Caroline Bunker. details mention lace importer suspects and family connections.

Ethel Shoninger Charles Shoninger West Eighty-ninth Street Arthur Klatber St. Regis Inger Helen Silverman Eneneehane Oe Chase Downing Pittsfield Treat Elizabeth Coit Bunker Dvi Park Avenue Caroline Bunker

Gould and Green win Fairfield County Ladies doubles title

Mrs. Frank Jay Gould and Miss Mary Green won the Fairfield County Golf Club ladies doubles in straight sets over Mrs J N Lewis and Miss Elsie Martin. They beat Miss S W Adams and Mrs E By Pouch, then defeated Mrs G Wilson and Miss Ethel Carhart in the final 6 1 7 5.

New York Times Greenwich Conn Frank Jay Gould Mary Green A. W. Green National Biscuit Company Fairfield County Golf Club Gould Miss Green lMris N. Lewis Elsie Martin S. W. Adams Pouch

Social Notes from Hempstead and Nearby Locales

Social notes list August Belmont and family returning from Canada to Hempstead and other elites at Westbury Roslyn Bar Harbor and New Marlboro. It notes hotel openings motor tours world travel hunting trips engagements and a forthcoming marriage between Olga Weldon Demarest and Milburn Garrit De Baun.

August Belmont August Belmont, Jr Canada Hemrystead Henry" Phipps Westbury L. L Ralph N. Ellis Roslyn Theodore Havemeyer Hempstead Robert Maclay W. Wickham Hoffman Francis Burrall Hofffman Albert Zabriskie Gray Montana Hildreth K. Cloodgood New Bloodgood New Marlboro Mass Henry Hersey Andrew Fanwood N. J West End Avenue Walcott J. H. Andrews Andrews Ohio Bar Harbor Wolcott West Fiftythird Street Provence Fielding J. Thatcher W. Jerome Toomey Arrowhead’Inn Fort Washington Park Col. Anderson U. S Borup U. S. AL James W. Bell, Jr Cathedral Parkway Olga Weldon Demarest Milburn Garrit de Baun Haverstraw N. Y Miss Demarest Bell C. B. Demarest A. T. Demarest & Co

Marcelle's tuneful debut charms Berghof audiences

New Pixley Lunders operetta Marcelle opened last night featuring Louise Gunning as Marcelle and Lawrence Wheat with Elsa Ryan in supporting roles. Pleasant tunes and graceful dance numbers, led by Mr Luders, highlight a stylish production though the plot remains light. Costume design by Melville Ellis earns praise for color and taste.

Marcelle Louise Gunning Miss Gunning Paree Berghof Germany Frange Luders Rushworth Lawrence Elsa Ryan Alareelle Melville Ellis Pixley Casino Baron von Berghof Dess Dandy Karl von Berghof Frank Rushworth Dumm Pee Lawrence W T Pierre Corporal Frisch David Bennett Fritz Ting Guise Gunning Marcelle Tae Edith Girvan Fraulein Elisa Berghof Elsa Ryan Mitzi Tee Marion Ford Darlington Ees Leona Anderson von, Berghof Nettie Black

Klein's Sunday Concerts at Deutsches Theatre

Hermann Klein announces the first Sunday concert at the Deutsches Theatre Fifty-ninth and Madison Avenue at 3 pm. The program mixes serious works with lighter vocal pieces in English, featuring Olive Mead Quartet and Julian Pascal with George Hamlin and Mme Rosa Olitzka among soloists and a large roster of noted performers and ensembles.

Hermann Klein New Deutsches Theatre Fifty-ninth Madison Avenue Klein Olive Mead Quartet Julian Pascal George Hamlin Mme Rosa Olitzka Shanna Cumming Kitty Cheatham Pertha -Harmon-Force Jeanne Jomelli Rider-Kelsey Frida Langendorff Benjamin Cecil Fanning Glen Hall Albert Jawpolski Franklin Lawson Heinrich Meyn Leon Rennay Francis Rogers Ifans Schroeder Herbert Witherspoon Frederick Weld Osip Gabrilowitsch Josef Shevinne Timothee Adamowski Willy Hess Miss Olive Mead Maud Powell Joséf Adamowski May Mukle Kussewitzky Miss de Forest-Anderson Adamowski Boston Altschuler-Bernstein Fionzaley Hess-Schroeder Hugo

Miss Chase Stars in Paris Pantomime at Théâtre des Arts

Special Cable reports Pauline Chase headlining at Théâtre des Arts Paris under Miss Andrews with J M Barrie’s Pantaloon as curtain raiser. The half hour piece follows The Grand Soir and draws Parisian and American audiences, with Vera Sergine in the lead. A French run of Pinero’s His House in Order opens at Théâtre Vaudeville.

New York Paris Théatre Des Arts Miss Andrews Pauline Chase J. M. Barrie Duke of York's Theatre London Pantaloon Barrie Charles Frohman Miss Chase Vera Sergine Théatre Vaudeville Pinero

Dancing Hussars Pleases Irving Place Theatre Crowd

The Dancing Hussars a four act comedy by Kadelburg and Skowroniek drew warm applause at Irving Place Theatre last night. The remodeled house could not seat all, many stood. Otto Geelough as Gast and Max Walden as August Nipnes led the laughs with Gertrud Urban as Erika. The plot follows Hussars seeking livelier town life and romantic entanglements in Kirchhain, ending with multiple betrothals and marriages.

Gustav Conrail Heinrich Lambrecht Amalie Cramer Clara Seine Rose Erna Nitter Marianne von Fahrenholz Hermine Hollmann August Nippes Else Bauberger Dancing Hussars Gustav Kadelburg Richard Skowroniek Irving Place Theatre Freiherr von Ellernbeeck Waacknitz Nicol Albrecht Hans von Kehrberg Magnus Stift Otto Gebuhr Als Gastorff Minna Sophie Adeltheid Schneider Irving Place Otto Géelough Als Gast Lieut von Brentendorpf Max Walden August Nipnes Gertrud Urban Erika Ofee William Prussia Hussars von. Ellernbeeck Kirchhain Herr Lambrecht Herr Nippes Rosa Wicka Ensign Rammingen Frau Lambrecht Sophia Col. von Bliembeeck

Changes in Opera House Plans at Metropolitan

Board of Directors discussed and ratified Gatti Casazza and Dippel plans for next season. Elevators for the family circle and side platforms will improve viewing, with a new 120 seat orchestra pit raised by electric control. Toscanini and others sail from Europe to join New York productions.

Metropolitan Opéra House Messrs. Gatti- Casazza Dippel Opera House Fortieth Street Gatti Casazza Paris New York Hei Arturo Toscanini Cherbourg Alfred Hertz Francisco Spetrino Toscanini Europe Hans Stiner Barbarossa

Mann to star in Goodman's new Circle Theatre play

William A. Brady completed arrangements for Louis Mann to appear October 15 at the Circle Theatre in a new play by Jules Eckert Goodman produced in Chicago. Mann will also portray Shylock in an elaborate Merchant of Venice production during the Circle Theatre engagement.

William A. Brady Louis Mann Circle Theatre Jules Eckert Goodman Chicago Mr. Brady Mr.Mann Shylock

Divorce Granted to Actor Joseph K Emmet from Lydia Emmet

Supreme Court Justice Giegerich signed a final decree of divorce in favor of Joseph K Emmet an actor, from Lydia Emmet known on stage as Lottie Gilson. The couple wed August 18 1900, and a hotel clerk at East Fourteenth Street testified that in December 1904 the defendant spent a week with vaudeville performer William Hart at his hotel.

Joseph K. Emmet Lydia Emmet Lottie Gilson Supreme Court Giegerich Seean East Fourteenth Treet William Hart

Large throng opens Deutsches Theater in New York

The new Deutsches Theater opened with Ernst von Wildenbruch’s sixteenth century romance Die Rabens teinerin. A large audience praised the decor by Alphonse Mucha and Henry B. Herts, and performances featured Hedwig Reicher and Louis Zorn. Consuls and prominent guests attended, with Miss Reicher repeatedly called for bows and a late curtain.

Ernst von Wildenbruch Deutsches Theater Personen Hippold Jeronimus Bersabe Hedwig Reicher Dietburg Juliette Barthelmy Bartolme Weiser Heinrich Marlow Ferdinand Stef Antony Weiser Dle Oboe Ernst Wurmser Peassc Ab Kee Digatiee Georgine Neuéndorf Bertolme Welser Harry Liedtke Mara Korff Georg von Freyberg Otto Mexer Baumkircher Jacques Horwitz Sebold Geider Ottoe Schrader PCO Si Fredeure Lina Haenseler der E.ceeseseeres Emil Lind Westphale Jlgwde and Cos Ecb Ee PO der Schwarze Weeeeesesese Hans Ludolff der

Theatre Notes and Castings in New York and London

William Hodge, Mrs Israel Zangwill, May Irwin and others featured in London and New York theatre listings. Frohman secures Alfred Sutra’s The Builder for US staging. Dailey joins Cohan’s The American Idea at New York Theatre. Percy MacKaye’s Mater issued in book form. Elks host theatre party. Fitzsimmons to end stage run. Jack Farrell departs for London. Goodman’s The Test heads to Rochester. Grace Van Studdiford to star in The Golden Butterfly at Broadway Theatre with libretto by Harry B. Smith and music by Reginald De Koven. Budapest-set three-act opera premieres staged locally.

May Irwin New York Theatre Percy MacKaye The Savoy Macmillan Company Henry Miller Chgles Rann Kennedy the Elks van Studdiford Broadway Theatre Harry B. Smith Reginald de Koven Budapest

Eddie Foy Performs as Mr Hamlet Broadway in Philadelphia

Eddie Foy makes his first appearance in the new musical Mr Hamlet of Broadway at the Lyric Theatre Philadelphia under Shubert management. The cast features Maude Raymond Anna Laughlin Frances Demarest and others with Ned Wayburn staging. A comic circus clown plot leads Foy through bribe schemes and a mountain hazing episode as Hamlet with songs including Hamlet's Ghost.

New York Times Philadelphia Penn Eddy Foy Hamlet Broadway Lyric Theatre The Shuberts Dane Edgar Smith Edward Maddens Ben Jerome Ned Wayburn Mr. Hamlet Foy Boon Adirondacks Laiger Ophelia Mr. Foy Maude Raymond Anna Laughlin Frances Demarest George.a. Schiller Mabella Baker Oscar Ragland John H. Pratt Knute Erickson Harry Madison James F.cook R. H. Strong William _Morgan Fred Bates Harry Simpson Valentine Homan William Rees J. E. Potter

Marie Cahill Faints During Broadway Premiere

Marie Cahill fainted during the opening act of The Boys and Betty at the Broadway Theatre in Norwich. She was carried to her dressing room and treated by two physicians before resuming performances. The strain followed days of rehearsal and a grip attack. The musical is by George V Hobart with music by Sfive Tein. The cast included Eugene les John E Kellerd Edgar Atchison Ely and Clara Palmer.

Nete York Times Norwich Conn Marie Cahill Betty Cahill Boys and George V Hobart Sfive Tein Ament Eugeneles John E., Kellerd Edgar Atchison Ely Clara ‘Palmer

George Ashley of Ashley and Bailey Silk Co Dies at 14

George Ashley of the Ashley and Bailey Silk Company in Paterson New Jersey died at his home from heart disease. He was fourteen years old and a schoolmate of United States Senator Wagner Miller. He began his career at the Remington Guh Factory in Ilion New York and later moved to Paterson to enter the silk business with his brothers Thewight and Peter Bailey. He served two terms as Alderman in Paterson and was nominated...

George Ashley Ashley & Bailey T Silk) Company Paterson N. J United States Wagner Miller Ilion N. Y.i Thewight Peter Bailey

Marriages and Notices From Missoula and Nearby

A raid of marriage notices dated September lists couples including Elizabeth R Flagler and William F Morris in Missoula Montana. Other vows include Morence Camp Hill to Egbert Perry in St John the Divine and Frances Hinzel Chapman to James Otto Westertell in Bradford. Additional pairs feature Anna Norton to Elbert Hiderick in Kingston and Clara Mackay to Theo Kremer among others with several Sept dates and locations across New York New Jersey Illinois and Vermont.

Morris—Flagler Missoula Mont Elizabeth Rapalje Flagler John Philip Elizaeth Bedell Wortman Flagler Offitchess County N. Y Willam F. Morris Nimrod Nev J W. Tait Perry—Bensel Miorence Camp MH L. B.ensel Egbert Benjamin Perry St. John the Divine William, Rogers Stervelt — Chapman Bradford Enn A. R Ieffer Frances Hinzel Chapman F. H. Chapman Bradword James Otto Westertell Bloomington Ill Cassivier Halligan Mary Sllen Halligan William Cassivier Dederick—Norton Kington Anna R. Norton Elbert Hiderick Kremer—Mackay Theo H.' Remer Clara Mackty Moon-Van Cleef New Brunswick N. J Augusta B. van Cleef O Ridgways Moon Wity—Talmadg Esther E .Talmadge Ilaz M. Witty Lley—Powell Jersey Itv Elizabeth G. Powell waAmes Ballard Woolley Ler—Holzapfel Raynne Elizabeth M. Holzapfel Ita Josepa Zel- Zei

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area Papers

A dense collection of death notices and funeral arrangements dated Oct 1908 across New York and nearby cities. Entries list individuals by surname with ages, relatives, and private or church services, including addresses in Brooklyn Hoboken New Jersey and connections to Sleepy Hollow and Rochester. The notices reflect broad regional obituary activity and private interment plans.

Altlen Maria iLouis Edward Alen Lettie Edward D. Crane Benson St Stonifield N. J P.M Therronce Ted St New York Kenny Untington Theodore Catharine Jr Greenwood Ruock R. Z. Block Sudtenx Baltimore Fisate Monrée St Brooklyn Elock New Orleans Pendale Clinton Avtronmx Delphine Carpendals Thomas Colson- Carpentale Funeggs Rajock Dear Baptiste East Toth St- i Thaymond's Cemetery Westchester Nya Morristown Werdnesay Scanitte Catharine Livingston Reade Edmonds Youngeet Dayengter Wilmot Neilson Helen Sinyvesant Edmonds Stephen's Churcm Poughkeepsie Linwood Cornwall, Colan Wempsday Francis Fyeil Flood D. D Fastopti St New York City Rochester Gelshenen Southehite Gelshenen William H Florence C. Ce John H. Hubbard Trving John J. Irving Hattie Irving Manhattan Av Keuffel Wilelm J. D. Keuffel Hudson St Hoboken Ni. J Panera German Clit Hudson and 6Th Sts Noboken Nicolson East 6Th Street James Nicolson Mary Inlaw B. E. Fernew Toronto Canada Olivia Reynolds Plymouth Church Rodém Wineburgh Josephine Brennan Max Church of Our Lady of Lourdes St. and Convent

Paterson News Brief on Funds for Asylum Project

A terse Paterson item reports an effort to raise funds for an asylum project with a target of about 1.4 million dollars and an earlier mention of a 20 thousand dollar contribution. No further details are provided due to the fragmentary text.

Paterson Asylum William

Fire and Flood Mayor Defeats Opponent in Narrow Win

The Republican mayoral candidate, known as the fire and flood mayor, defeats John Hinchliffe by a slim margin. He served as President of the Riversite Building and Loan Association and leaves a widow and four children.

John Hinchliffe Riversite Bu Hing Lean Assilie

Requiem Mass for Is Named Delaware Figure Dies

The obituary notes the sudden death of a former Delaware official and agriculturalist born in Milton, with service held at a church and Rev. M A Ti presiding. Pallbearers included regional figures such as John Fox Jas Cenlan and W MYLFORD. The deceased had served as Delaware State Senator and post held as Internal Revenue official, with ties to Cleveland and farming communities.

M. A Istics Fuarrell John Fox Jas Cenlan Bibl Krejjneils Francis eNeil JL A. Phelan Charles 3 Ogheney George Kuhlkp Gethur Awaring

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