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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1908

Page

5

Locust Valley Amateur Horse Show Opens With Blue Ribbons

Locust Valley hosts the North Shore Horse Show Association at Piping Rock Field. Harvey Ladew and Hib win six blue ribbons amid a chic, high society turnout despite a cold east wind. Pandora leads Ladew’s entries with three victories as many society families attend by coach and carriage.

Locust Valley North Shore Horse Show Association Mattson Square’ Garden Harvey S. Laden Elsinore

Miss Kellogg to Wed Trowbridge Callaway in October

Miss Elsie McIntosh Kellogg will marry Trowbridge Callaway on October 20 at 4 PM in All Angels Church. A reception will follow at the Kellogg home, 183 West Seventieth Street, with Rev. Dr. De Lancey Townsend officiating.

Elsie’ McIntosh Kellogg Trowbridge Callaway All Angels’ Church Luther Laflin Kellogg West Seventieth Street de Lancey Townsend Miss Kellogg John Br. McIntosh John Bigelow Mr. Callaway Samuel Rodger Callaway New York Central Railroad West End Presbyterian Church Amsterdam Ave 155Th Street Edwin Keigwin Keigwin West Presbyterian Church Anthony ‘H. Evans

Engagement announced for Lucy Garrett and William Beal

The Rev. D. Clayburn Garrett and Mrs. Garrett of St. Louis announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lucy Garrett to William R. Beal of New York. Miss Garrett is known in Boston and St. Louis. Beal is the son of Albert J. Beal of this city. Date set as yet for the wedding, likely early spring.

D. Clayburn Garrett

Society Notes on Engagements and Comings and Goings

Miss Dorothy Grinnel and Charles Reinold Noyes to wed at noon today in Steen. Mrs. E. Morgan Grinnell hosts a reception at 36 East Fiftieth Street. Miss Rosalie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Smith of East Twenty-fifth Street, to debut, later presented in Philadelphia by her sister Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones plans a winter visit at 36 East Sixtieth Street. Mrs. James Bliss Townsend to return from Canada, Oct. 15. Miss Mildred Townsend visiting Newport. Montgomery Schuyler Jr., secretary of the American Embassy in St. Petersburg, and Mrs. Schuyler on three months’ leave. Mr. and Mrs. Rushrod Rust Baynes to spend autumn at the Hotel Walcott. H. Q. Hebbinghats, ex Naval Attaché to the German Embassy, at the Hotel Walcott before Europe. Mrs. Laurence Townsend to return from Europe by month’s end. Mr. Townsend, Yvonne and Lawrence Townsend Jr. have returned to Washington from New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish sail today on the St. Louis and will occupy Garrisons’ home this autumn.

Dorothy Grinnel Charles Reinold Noyes Steen Rs. E. Morgan Grinnell East Fir Street Piffieth Robert Bacon Westbury Washington Rosalie Smith Edmund D. Smith Jeff Twenty-fifth Street Miss Smith Philadelphia Herbert Wheeler Arthur.Mason Jones East Ixtieth Street James Bliss Townsend Canada Jiexington Avenue Mildred Townsend Newport Montgomery Schuyler Jr St. Petersburg United States Schuyler Rushrod Rust Baynes Barclay Walcott H. Q. Hebbinghats Wolcott Europe Laurence Townsend

Nannies of eight more Oscar Hammerstein boxes named

The New York Times reports Philadelphia Opera House boxes for Hammerstein's project add eight more applicants. The committees on Boxes announced names including James F. Pew and Coxe family members. Private rooms characterize each box with exclusive use to the grand tier area as walls remain plain.

New York Times Philadelphia Oscar Hammerstein Philadelphia Opera Sullivan Arthur E. Newbold Wright Joseph B. Townsend Alexander Coxe Henry B Charles J. Coxe

Selwyn as Star in Pierre of the Plains at Hudson

Edgar Selwyn stars in Pierre of the Plains a dramatization of Sir Gilbert Parker stories of Canadian frontier life opening at the Hudson Theatre on Monday October 12 Selwyn directed the production and is making his New York City debut as a star Robert Eflsen leaves Hudson to tour with The Offenders and other plays.

Pierre Plains Sir Gilbert Parker Hudson Theatre Edgar Selwyn Mr. Selwyn Kenry B. Harris New York City Arizona José Robert Efieson The Hudson East Middle West North Offenders

Frohman Signs May Irwin for Years of Stage Work

Charles Frohman announced a long term management deal for May Irwin spanning America England and France. The engagement follows her success in Mrs Perkham's Arrow at Garrick Theatre and Frohman praises her as a premier comedic actress. Irwin will stay at the Garrick until her new company is formed.

May Irwin Charles Frohman America England France Miss Irwin Mrs. Perkham Garrick Theatre Garrick

The Thief The Jobs Has Been F Man Verns To Produce Cash Girl

A chaotic roster of rehearsals and engagements unfolds in Chicago and New York. The piece discusses a musical drama directed by Salesman, with upcoming performances at Camp Hughes and the Waldorf Astoria, plus new assortments of actors Jerome, Urbain, and Kyrle Bellew.

James Kk Mass Henry Paur Jobs Cash Girl Charles Non K. Jerome Phil Julia Sand Mabel Chicago Shusbend Bhuel Klein J. Reister Ain. Reister Wree Inn Ohman London Jerome J. T .Wanity Ard Som Jaferre Polly Ederie Thompson New York Uni Waldorf-Astoria Uni the Law of the University

Off to Europe Today Sea Liner Departures List Notables

Transatlantic liners sail today with a roster of prominent passengers. On Campania sailing from Liverpool are Earl Winterton and a long list of MPs, doctors, and society names. Antwerp and Southampton departures include Miss Edith Arnold Col and Mrs Leach, with many other travelers aboard. Also noted is Mme Baskerville arriving on the Pannonia, serving as coach for the Metropolitan Opera House.

Campania Liverpool Earl Winterton A. E. Chatterson Andrew. Dutton GA. Gilson Albert Iewis Grordon Marks M. P M. FE. Nesbitt Constance Norton-Taylor J. A. Benton D. C. Trott Alfred von B. F. Wyler Minnetonka London R. S. Bennett Elizabeth B. Bull H. G. Chapman J. E. Ford Charles S. French Cc. Spencer Kinney F. D. Masters Arthur Ropin J. J. Sheppard N. Hamilton Williams Graf Waldersef Linserard Alfred Hammnd Sydney Robbins Atrato West Indies Panama A. W. Stoddard W. M. Sarvey G. D. Morton M. Saville A. W. Mary F. V. Bacheler R. W. Babbitt

Commander Bernadou Dead at Brooklyn Naval Hospital

Commander John B. Bernadou of the U S Navy died yesterday in the Brooklyn Naval Hospital after nearly a year of illness. He served as executive officer of the battleship Kearsarge and led torpedo boat Winslow in the Spanish American War earning rapid promotion for his actions at Cienfuegos. He helped develop smokeless powder and held several patents. Born in Philadelphia in 1858, he had served as attaché at Vienna Rome and Seoul and saved Japanese officials’ lives in Corea.

John B. Bernadou United States Navy Naval Hospital Brooklyn Unti United States Vienna Rome Bernadon Winslow Cienfiegos Cuba Bagley Navy Bernadou Legation Seoul Corea Congress Philadelphia

Brig Gen John E Summers Died At Atlantic City At Eighty Six

Brig General John Edward Summers Jr retired and died suddenly in Atlantic City in his eighty sixth year. He began as assistant surgeon in Virginia in 1847, rose to lieutenant colonel medical inspector in 1868, and was promoted to colonel in 1885. He received the Brigadier General rank in 1904 after thirty nine years in army medical service. He served in Civil War hospitals in Alexandria and with Grant’s army in the field.

John Edward Summers Atlantic City Iie Virginia Army Medical Department Summers General Hospital Alexandria Grant

Mrs Gould Alleges Nile Trip Alleges Malign Advice

In a Supreme Court hearing on Howard and Mrs Margaret Gould's divorce, Mrs Gould describes a 1902 Nile voyage and shampoo incident amid accusations of intoxication and misconduct. The affidavit mentions Egypt luncheon with Prince Mohammed Ali, a driver arrangement, alleged bribes to witnesses, and other antagonistic episodes.

Teta Egypt Rugsch Bey Howard Gould Nile Gould Giegerich Supreme Court Prince Mohammed Ali Cairo Mohammed Ali Gen. Long W. Bourke Cochran Wiilliam Perry Fairfax Longstreet Miss Stickney Shearn Joseph C. Murray St. Agnes’s Rectory Michael A. Doody St. Regis Murray J. F. Kennedy House Goulds Doody Mennedy Poody Jamaica West Indies Howard Goulds

Princeton Bellman Dead After Quarter Century of Service

Old Sam Calhoun, campus policeman at Princeton for 25 years, who rang Nassau Hall tower bell and kept students to a strict schedule, died this afternoon of apoplexy in Princeton New Jersey. He was 63.

Sam” Calhoun Ne York Times Princeton N. J Sam" Calhoun Calhoun University Nassau Hall Collee

Mrs Weightman Dies at Watch Hill Summer Home

Mrs Aubrey Weightman of Philadelphia died Thursday night at her Summer home in Watch Hill Rhode Island where she and her husband had stayed six weeks. She was born Fanny Cox daughter of the late Dr Rowland Cox of Plainfield New Jersey. She had a fortune before marriage and her husband inherited a fortune on the death of his uncle John P Weightman a Philadelphia chemist. Mrs Weightman leaves two daughters three brothers and her mother survives her.

Aubrey Weightman Philadelphia Watch Hill R.I Fanny Rowland Cox Plainfield N. J Weightman John P. Weightman Hilagelphia

Obituary notes for Hubbard and prominent figures pass away

Mrs. John H Hubbard of Litchfield Conn dies at her son Judge Hubbard's home aged 61. Burial held in Litchfield. Sil Wilhelm J Keuffell president of Keuffel and Esser dies in Hoboken aged 60. Thomas S Huntington descendant of Samuel Huntington dies in Brooklyn at 69. Huntington inventor of rotary engine. survived by wife and daughter.

John T. Hubbard Litchfield Conn Tomlinson Electra Well Johnh. . Hubbard Connecticut Congress Swilhelm J. D. Keuffill Keuffel & Esser Hudson Street Hoboken Germany Thomas S.whuntington Samuel P. Huntington Lincoln Place Brooklyn

Barnard Freshmen Tamed In Mysteries Pranks

Barnard College freshmen were subjected to a series of stunts by sophomores for Field Day preparations. The class of 1911 posted a notice ordering the 1912 freshmen to appear at 3 o clock Friday in the gym where they faced blindfolding, stair slides, arranged meals, and oaths of allegiance while pledging secrecy.

Barnard College

Columbia Sophomores Win Annual Flag Rush on South Field

Three thousand spectators watched Columbia sophomores win the flag rush over freshmen on South Field. About 150 sophomores formed around a tall post with a flag while 200 freshmen charged from three sides. After five minutes of struggle the freshmen fell short as a sophomore climber defended the flag, and the sophomores carried the post in triumph after two twenty minute periods.

Columbia South Field

New York Anti-Vivisection Society Meets at Waldorf-Astoria

The New York Anti-Vivisection Society holds a meeting next Tuesday in the Pine Room of the Waldorf-Astoria to organize and plan autumn activities. President is Mrs Diana Belaise with vice presidents Samuel L Clemens Mark Twain the Rev Robert Collyer Bishop Courtney E Tiffany Dyer the Rev Henry Frank Bishop McVickar the Rev A L Moore Bishop Scarborough and John S Wise.

New York

Married pairs listed in New Jersey and New York notices

A collection of marriage notices dated Sept 24 to Oct 1 from towns including Poughkeepsie Long Branch Rutherford Jersey City Bloomfield Kingston Newark East Orange and Califon. Names include Helen Louise Douw and Herman Vedder Mynderse Hazel M Bouse and Clement Conover Nellie Seals and Ronaldé W Cook Barbara Gebhardt and Frederick Frenz Ida M Cornelius and George J Gould Ethel Voorhees and George W Knipe Ina Stead and Henry G Krebs Emily Stabler and William C Law Sarah A Masten and Roderick McLeod Carrie Frank and Richard Schaaf Kingsley Swan and Mabel L Miller Alice E Palmer and Charles Wiley.

Conover—Bovse Long Branch Hazel M. Bouse Clement Conover Cook—Seals Califon N. J Nellie Seals Ronaldé W. Cook Forster-Schaefer Rutherford Caroline L. Schaefer George Forster Frenz Gebhardt Barbara Gebhardt Frederick Frenz Gould—Cornelius Ida M. Cornelius George J. Gould Keefer—Apgar Ida M. Apgar Samuel Kreffr Knipe—Voorhees Longy Branch Ethel Voorhees George W Knipe Krebbs Stead Jersey City Swan —Miller Kingsley Swan Mabel L. Miller Wiley—Palmer East Orange Alice E. Palmer Charles Wiley

Obituary notices dated October 1908 list many New York and New Jersey names

A collection of death notices and funeral details for Oct 1 1908 to Oct 5 1908. Entries mention Maria Louise Allen Emily Benedict Ethelinea Blatchford Eleanor Hendricks Belle Hoffman John Irving Leonard Jacob Wilhelm Keuffel Stafford Benedict King Christina Lewis Mary Morton Rhines Julia Stein Sutro Fanny Weightman Elizabeth Wenner and many local residents with residence and funeral arrangements.

Bela C P. Webster Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tarrytown N. Y Chicago Springfield Blatchford Newport Ethelinea Sophia Richard Milford Julia Anne Blatchford Catharine St West Irving John J. Irving Hattie Irving Manhattan Jacob Leonard William H. Jacob Ghale Isle of Wight England Emma Lawrence Jacob Westchester Monuas Westchester Station Harlem River New York New Haven Branch Road Keuffel Wilhelm J. PD. Keuffel Hudson, St Hoboken Stein Julia Schwarz William Wolf Stein Philadelphia Rochester Sutro Broadway E. S Weightman Watch Hill Rhode Island Fanny Cummins Cox Aubrey H. Weightman Fanny Cummins Rowland Cox Plainfield N. J Grace Church Reading Terminal Liberty St N. J. City Wenner Elizabeth Wenner Wagner Anthony Wenner West 37Th St

Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area

Death notices list names and addresses across Brooklyn Newark Jersey City Hoboken and New York with ages and funeral details. Individuals include Margaret Dippold Catherine Duggan George S Everett Catharine Farnan Ambrose Francis Ernest Girard George Greig Julius Grossmann August Harburger Leonard Helbig Sarah Hokler Elizabeth Kelly Augusta Kornicker Ida Kretz Johanna Krumphaar George Lennon Theodore Lockwood Bridget Lynch Mary Lynett Isabena McCarthy George McLaughlin Daniel Mahoney Henry Manolt Otto Menger Ella Miller Edgar Miller George Morris Andrew Nugent John OBrien Margaret Palmer Emilie Petzold Justus Pfarrer Elizabeth Reid Marie Rock Mary Rothmann Edward Rudolph Elizabeth Schill Elizabeth Schweikardt Emma Sheckelton Mary Shepherd Marie Spencer William Spencer John V Sullivan Thomas W Thompson Margaret Toner Mary Walsh Charlie Wellbrock.

Dipfold Herkimer St Brooklyn Margaret Dippold Duggan East 3d St Catherine Duggan Everett Edenville N. Y George S. Everett Farnan Woodhull St Catharine Farnan Francis Cortlandt St. Belleville N. J Ambrose Francis Girard Ernest Girard St. Av. Greig Irving Place George Greig Grossmann Orange Julius Grossmann Harburger Hempstead L. I August Harburger Harrsch Madison St Albert C Helming Forest Av Bronx Leonard Helbig Hogins State St Amos D. Hogins Holder Bank St Newark Sarah J.hokler Horsfield Bradford St Timothy Horsfield Houghtaling Leonard St Frances Houghtaling Kelly East Sith. St Elizabeth C. Kelly M. Kornicker West 126Th St Augusta Kornicker Krftz Lafayette St Ida Kretz Krumphaar South 20Th St Johanna Krumphaar Lennon 13Th St Jersey City George Len Yan Lockwood East- Pie St Theodore Lockwood Azed Lynch Geckrate Bridget, T. Lynch M. Lynett Barrow St Mary Lynett M. McCarthy West 47Th St Isahsila Arthy McLaughlin College Place George McLaughlin Mahoney East 97Th St Daniel Mahoney Manolt Greene Av Henry A. Manolt Menger Park Av Otto G. Menger Miller West 43d St Ella M. Miller 7Th Av Edgar R. Miller Morris Douglaston George _E. Morris Nugent Lexington Av Bayonne Andreew J. Nugent O:brien West 14Th St John O'Brien Palmer Fulton St Margaret E. Palmer Petzold Jefferson Av Met Emilie Petzold Pfarrer Metrokalitan Justus Pfarrer Reid Madison Av Elizabeth Filizareth Reid ROCK Warren Marie Rock Rothmann Mary Rothmann Rudolph Ocean Parkway Edward Rudolph Schill South S J Elizabeth Schill Schweikardt South 12Th St Elizabeth Schweikardt Sheckelton Sackett St Emma Sheckelton B.S _ . SHEPHERD Ralph Av Mary E. Shepherd Spencer Marie Spencer High St William H. Spencer Sullivan 16Th St John V. Sullivan Thompson Quincy St. Brooklyn Thomas W. Thompson Toner Skeeeton St Hoboken Margareth Toner Walsh Broadway

Masses for Keenan and McMahon Held Today

In Memoria. Keenan Mass for Joseph Keenan at St Vincent Ferrer’s today at 9 A M. McMahon Mass for Thomas J McMahon at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes today at 9 A M.

Woodlawn Cemetery Ad with Transport Access and Lot Prices

Woodlawn Cemetery advertised as easily accessible from Grand Central by Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced from 154 dollars. Contact Books of Views at telephone 4855 Gramercy or visit 20 East 230th Street New York City for information.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue East N. Y

Stephen Merritt Burial Co. Details In City Block

Stephen Merritt Burial Co operates at 8th Avenue and 14th Street with private rooms. The firm lists Stephen Merritt as president and Mr Radcliffe as manager, contact telephone 124-125A.

Stephen Merritt

Campbell Chapels and Ambulance Service Contact

Frank E Campbell operates chapels and provides ambulance service from 234 243 West 234 Cheleca, with telephone line 1324 Cheleca.

Frank E. Campbell West Cheleca

Church notices and sermons fill New York city pages

A dense list of church services across Manhattan including Central Baptist Church, St Pauls Methodist, Washington Square Methodist, and many Presbyterian and Universalist parishes. Times range 11 AM and 4 PM with lectures on topics from the Divine Kindness to Workingmen, Holy Communion, and special city-wide religious events.

St. Andrew's M West of Columbus Pleorge Clarke Peck Washington Square Methodist Church 4Th St 6Th Av Baraxwanath Lincoln DR. Cadman Church of the

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