Majestic Liner Hosts Triple Wedding for English Couples
Three couples from England wed aboard the White Star Majestic after arrivals from Southampton. Miss Alice St Osborne, Miss Mildred Hand, and Miss Rose Jane Webb married Messrs Walter W Smith, Ernest Dower, and Ena Deason with Rev. Jacob Price officiating. A wedding breakfast followed and the group formed a Majestic club for annual reunions. The brides met their husbands aboard the ship and later toured New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Southampton
Alice St. Osborne
Norwich
Walter W. Smith
London
New York
Mildred Hand
Bournemouth
England
Ernest Dower
Fordham Bridge
Interborough Railroad
Rose Jane Webb
Portsmouth
Ena Deason
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Miss Osborne
Walters
Ellis Island
Jacob, Price
Washington Heights
Inquirer
Yarmouth
Miss Webb
Deason
Miss Hand
Dower
Peabody Cousins Wed In Boston Family Ceremony
Miss Katherine P. Peabody daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert S Peabody wed her cousin W Rodman Peabody Harvard 95 lawyer at their Fenway Street home. The lace veil heirloom, white satin gown, no attendants, ceremony by Prof Peabody father of the groom with Dr Francis V Peabody as best man. Family members only present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Katherine P. Peabody
Robert S. Peabody
Fenway Street
W. Rodman Peabody
Harvard
Francis Greanleaf Peabody
Prof. Peabody
Francis “V. Peabody
Miss Carrie Warfield Weds In Maryland Country Estate
The marriage of Miss Carrie Warfield, eldest daughter of ex Governor Edwin Warfield, to William Hugh Harris took place at Oakdale in Howard County Maryland. The ceremony at noon officiated by Rev John Timothy Stone featured Louise Warfield as maid of honor and a flower girl. The bridegroom’s best man was Joseph Dart Jr of Buffalo. A breakfast followed with guests including Patrick Calhoun Mildred Stillman Adelaide McAlpine Edward McAlpine Ernest Tracy and De Gray Vanderbilt among others. Estate decor included palms chrysanthemums and a large bouquet of bride roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ltimore
Carrie Warfield
Edwin Warfield
William Hugh Harris
George. Harris
Binghamton
Oakdale
Howard County
Maryland
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Church
Baltimore
Louise Warfield
Maida of Honor
Emma Warfield
Joseph Dart, Jr
Buffalo
N. Y
Yale
Patrick Calhoun
Mildred Stillman
Adelaide McAlpine
Hdward McAlpine
Ernest Tracy
Guy Arms
de Gray Vanderbilt
F. Courtney Nicedjemus
New York City
Bessie Caldwell
N. J
George M. Harris
Radcliffe Harris
Arthur
Lee Kent
Uckent
George Kent
John C. Phelps
Elizabeth G. Back
Earl of Rosslyn Remarries in Registry Office Marriage
In London on October 8 the Earl of Rosslyn wed Vera Bayley daughter of a former Lancers officer in a registry office. This follows his divorce from his second wife Miss Anna Robinson of New York last year. The ceremony marks a third matrimonial venture for the nobleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Rosslyn
Anna Robinson
New York
Vera Bayley
Lancers
Manning Robbe Nuptials in Short Hills Church Ceremony
Louise Leavitt Robbe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robbe of Short Hills, wed William Alexander Manning, a New York lawyer, at Christ Episcopal Church Short Hills. The bride wore white satin with Duchesse lace and orange blossom veil. Attendants included Mrs. Manning and Mrs. J. W. Onativia Jr. The bridesmaids were Alice and Martha Robbe Eliza Lazarus and Elsie Burgess. Best man was Robert F Manning. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's grandmother’s home. The couple will tour Italy and reside in Brooklyn. Two special trains ferried guests to Short Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Louise Leavitt Kobbe
George C. Robbe
Short Hills
William Alexander Manning
New York
David
Manning
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Larkin Douglass
William Fellowes Morgan
Robert F. Manning
J. W. Onativia, Jr
Alice
Martha Robbe
Eliza Lazarus
Elsie Burgess
Junior
Winslow Little
Arthur Little
Ribbon
Robert F.manning
Henry S. Leavitt
Mrs. Manning
Register Tomorrow Polls Open From 7 A M to 10 P M
Voters are urged to register tomorrow as polls run from 7 A M to 10 P M. Those who do not register cannot vote in the upcoming election on November 3. To participate in the next primary, enrollment must occur at registration.
Miss Glover a Bride in New York Ceremony
Harry Moore Van Tine of Fishkill Hudson married Miss Florence Elsie Glover at the bride's home 1 West 120th Street. Rev. Dr. Charles Woodell officiated. The gown was white satin with duchesse lace in Empire style. Miss Catherine Glover acted as maid of honor and wore white lace over pink. Ralph Jones attended the groom. ushers Shenrach A. Raidland and John C. Glover. Flower girls Bert Rice Meyers and Manon Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore van Tine
Fishkill-ombe-Hudson
Florence Elsie Glover
Benjamin Guion Glover
West 120Th Street
Charles Oodell
Eatrice Glover
Ralph Jones
Shenrach
Raidland
John C. Glover
Bertrice. Meyers
Manon Glover
Miss Helen Knapp Weds Guy Warn Vaughan in New Rochelle
Miss Helen Knapp and Guy Warn Vaughan were married at 7 pm at the Knapp home in New Rochelle. Rev Dr J Marshall of the Presbyterian Church conducted the ceremony. The reception hosted by the Knapps drew over 400 guests before the couple began a motor trip through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Knapp
Guy Warn Vaughan
John A. Knapp
Iecho. Avenue
New Rochelle
J. Marshall
New Rochelle Presberian Church
Culpeper Bride Weds Verona Man In Ep iscopal Church
Miss Earlena S. Taunt daughter of Mrs S Russells mith of Culpeper and granddaughter of the late Rear Admiral Earl English United States Navy married Earl English Whitehorne of Verona at St Stephen s Episcopal Church Culpeper The Rev J W Ware officiated The maid of honor was Miss Frances aunt sisters of the bride served as bridesmaids witnesses included Reginald Leaycraft Levan S Corbiere and several others from New Jersey and New York in a ceremony marked by family ties and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Culpeper
Earlena S. Taunt
S. Russellsmith
Earl Engish
Earl English Whitehorne
Verona
V. J
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Gulpeper
J. W. Ware
St. Stephen's Church
Frances Aunt
Elizabeth Russellsmith
Helen Whitehorne
Reginald Leaycraft
Aldwell, N. J
Robert _ Ferris
New York
Thomas C. Smith
Alexandria
Levan S. Corbiere
Aldwell
N. J
Samuel Crump, Jr
Oughkeepsie
N. Y
William F. Oakley F Crawford
Edward §. Perry
Rchhibald L. Goodloe
W. IL. Gilkegon
Miss Dorothy Osborn Weds Ernest Bristol in New Haven
Dor thy Osborn daughter of Col and Mrs Jorris G Osborn of New Haven married Ernest Milford Bristol of Brooklyn at St Johns Episcopal Church New Haven The ceremony was conducted by Rev Stewart Means with Miss Cecil B Anun as maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Katherine Waldo Miss Emily Butler Miss Adolhaide Bromley and Miss Doris Newberry Yale graduate class of 1907 Bristol will reside in Brooklyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Dorthy Osborn
Jorris G. Osborn
Ernest Milford Bristol
Jooklyn
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mastor
Stewart Means
Cecil B. Anun
Katherine Waldo
Chicago
Emily Butler
Yonkers
Adolhaide Bromley
Doris Newberry
Minot Osborn
Yale
Bristol
California socialite marries New York network architect
Bolton, Oct. 8 The marriage of Julia Alexander Currey of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Montgomery Scott Currey, to Guy Reginald Bolton, a Network architect, occurred at Trinity Church. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pethamton of New York. The bride, long known as one of the earthiest women of California, has traveled widely with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bolton
Julia Alexander Currey
San Francisc al
Montgomery Scott Currey
Guy Reginald Bolton
Trinity Church
Reginald Pethamlton
New York
California
Miss Innes to Wed Oct 24 in New York City
Miss Janet Innes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reynolds and William Wutts White Jr of Providence Rhode Island will wed October 24 at the home of the bride's parents 53 West Twenty third Street Bishop Frederick W Keator officiating Mrs Abner Howard formerly Molly Crandall will be matron of honor Miss Dorothy Innes maid of honor bridesmaids Lydia Wallis Racine Wis and Edith Waterman Providence Dana Brannan will be 1st man Ushers include Stuyvesant Fish Jr Steven Mason Providence William S Innes Seton Parker Lawrence Ichard and Merwin White The reception will be large and after the ceremony only relatives and intimate friends attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Innes
William Reynolds. Innes
New York
William Wutts White, Jr
Rovidence
R. I
Frederick W. Keator
West Swventy-third Street
Abner Howard
Molly Crandall
Yonkers
Dorothy Innes
Lydia Wallis
Racine
Wis
Edith Waterman
Providence
Dana Brannan
White
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Steven Mason
William S. Innes
Seton Parter
Lawrence
Ichard
Merwin White
Oh Ss Imnes
Mr. White
Two Sterne Daughters to Wed at Delmonico's
The Misses Grace and Gertrude Sterne daughters of Mr and Mrs Samuel Sterne of 67 Riverside Drive will marry Arthur Garfield Miller and I R Singer respectively at Delmonico's on Nav. The Rex Dr Silverman will officiate. The Sterne sisters are granddaughters of William Harris and nieces of Henry B Hi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isses Sterne
Grace
Gertrude Sterne
Samue Sterne
Riverside Drive
Arthur Garfield Miller
I. R. Singeran
Delmonico’s
Nav
Rex
Dr. Silverman
Misses Sterne
William Harris
Henry B. Hi
Patterson Engagement for Lillian Patterson to Francis Dhle
Mr and Mrs Frank Newhall Patterson announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lillian Patterson to Francis Colgate Dhle of New York. The wedding is planned in September with a later tour abroad and residence in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Patterson
F. C. Dal
Frank Newhall Patterson
Patterson
West Fiftieth Street
Lillian Patterson
Francis Colgate Dhle
Qundry
New York
Mrs Archbold Hosts Robins Party In Tarrytown
Residence of Mrs John D Archbold in Tarrytown hosts a Robins gathering Saturday October 10 with Myr W Whitney Jr and the Misses Kiechoefer providing refreshments. Committee in charge includes Mrs Edwin Gould Mrs John D Archbold Mrs How tarrell Mrs George H Mairs Mrs William Usher Parsons and Miss Florence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Archbold
Robins
Nes
John D. Archbbld
Tarrytayn
Myr W. Whitney, Jr
Kiechoefer
Edwin Gould
John D. Archbold
Howtarrell
George H. Mairs
William Usher Parsons
Florerce
Wedding of Ruth Livingston Orse and Richard Vose Planned
Society note lists weddings and travels of New York elitors. Ruth Livingston Orse to wed Richard Harper Vose at Fichurth Presbyterian Church in West Ephraim and Ninety-first Street. Also mentions Mrs Edward R. Wharton closing The Mount at Lenox, Miss Mary C F Stuart sailing from Boston to England, and other summer to fall movements of society figures including the Ronalds, Leed, Walker, Van Rensselaer, and Hoffman households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Livingston Orse
Richard Harper Vose
Fichurth Presbyterian Church
West Eph
Eme
Ninety-first Street
Edward R. Wharton
Simmer
the Mount
Lenox
Wolcott
Pairk ‘Alvenue
Mary C. F. Stuart
London
Col
William Dugald Stuart
Boston
England
Stuart
Colgate Colby
Beverly Farms
Mass
Kingdon
Jorge Gould
Toronto
Canada
Richard Townsend
Ughter
Reginald Ronalds
Plaza
Pierre L. Ronalds
Ura
Europe
Bayard Cutting
Oakdale
L. I
Warner M. Leed
Joseph Walker
Glenelyn
Harrison-on-Hudson
East Thirty-seventh Street
Alexander van Rensselaer
Treain
Newport
Moncure Robinson
Monacbinson
Baltimore
Knex
Charles F. Hoffman
Cazenovia
N. Y
Noted Men Plan Lincoln Festival
A Lincoln Centenary Committee of One Hundred gathered at New York City Hall to organize a 1909 February 12 commemorative celebration. Mayor McClellan urged a cooperative citywide event with Joseph H. Choate as chair and Tax Commissioner Hugh Hastings to head the executive panel. Notables included Gen. Sickles, Gen. Porter, Col. Chandler, and John Bigelow, with many others aged in the seventies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States Army
McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Treasury
Joseph H. Choate
Keate
Choate
David Homer Bates
War Department
Charles Almerin Tiner
Albert . Brown Chandler
Thomas Thompson Eckert
Job Sedges
Hugh Hastings
Hairman
Tects Lincoln
Gens
Horace Porter
Stewart L. Woodford
Isaac
Aldermen
Charles A. Schieren
Brooklyn
William Conant Church
Frederick W. Seward
William H. Seward
Francis Key Pendleton
Eugene A. Philbin
Alton B.parker
John Bigelow
France
Gen Sickles
Julius Stahel
Mme Schumann Heink Sails for Europe Tour on Steamer Bluecher
Mme Schumann Heink sailed for Europe aboard the Bluecher with husband William Rapp and pianist Kathryn Hoffmann for a year long concert tour opening in Hamburg on October 23. She will mentor four young protégés including Mrs. McDaniel while her son Hans prepares for the operatic stage in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Europe
Bluecher
William Rapp
Kathryn Hoffmann
Hamburg
Germany
Russia
Heink
Fruits in Season and Prices for Households this Week
The article lists late season fruit picks and prices. Peaches from New York state are 75 cents a basket in late season stock. baked peaches and Peaches Melba are popular desserts. Small Colorado melons fetch 10 to 15 cents. foreign melons from Italy Spain and Canada range 75 cents to $2. Grapes including Concords Delawares Niagaras and white Niagaras are selling by the basket with Niagaras noted as best flavored and short in supply this month. Hothouse grapes and white Malagas stay priced as winter staples. Bartlett pears from California run 50 to 60 cents per dozen. Cornice pears 1 to 1.50 per dozen. Oregon Reds apples decorative use priced 50 cents to 1 per dozen, Gravenstein from Oregon yellow with red cheeks 50 to 75 cents per dozen. Newtown Pippins are red cheeks developing on greens, 50 to 73 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Colorado
Italy
Spain
Canada
California
Oregon
Newtown
George Wilson Dead at 72 Former Secretary of NY Chamber of Commerce
George Wilson, longtime Secretary of the New York Chamber of Commerce, died at 72 in Brooklyn. Born in New York, he joined the Chamber in 1856, served in the Navy during the Civil War, and led the organization from 1868. A scholar of commerce history, he held many civic memberships and collected portraits. A special memorial meeting will be held Monday at 12:50 with addresses to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
New York Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn
Ife
New York
Jotham Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
New England Society
Batte of Monmouth
Washington
Edward A Stern of Kessler Co. Dies at 47
Edward A. Stern secretary for George A. Kessler & Co. was found dead by apo plexy yesterday morning in his Far Rockaway residence. He was 47, last son of Meyer Stern, former Temple Emanu-El president and city charity official. A Hebrew philanthropist and AAA member, he leaves a widow Fraenkel and two children. Funeral today at 2 50 Salem Field Cypress Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Stern
George A. Kessler & Co
Far Rockaway
Meyer Stern
Temple Emanu-El
Charities and Corrections
Fraenkel
George A. Kessler
Salem Field
Cypress Hills
Notable Obituary Roundup From Reading to New York
J Brooke Harper a retired theatrical manager and civil veteran dies in Reading aged about 70. He wrote war dramas including The Drummer Boy of Shiloh and Pride of War. Also listed are Arietta M Talmage, Caroline Elizabeth Lintington Ditmars, Franklin Gardiner Guion, Seba Brinkerhoff, Elizabeth Wilde, Frederick Stott, Dr J W Hadlock, Elizabeth Morris Griffiths, Fredericka Hart, Noel Davis, Haughton Murray, Emanuel Bergman and others with brief biographical notes and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brooke Harper
Reading
Penn
Shiloh
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Arietta M. Talmage
Glen Ridge
N_ J
Oak Hill
Caldwell
N. J
Ephraim
Staten Island
Caroline Elizabeth Linington Ditmars
John Ditmars
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Abraham
Caroline Linington
New Lots
Gertrude
Cornelia Ditmars
G. A. Fleury
Lawyers Title Insurance and Guarantee Company
Franklin Gardiner Guion
Hartford
Mexico
Bank of
Hellance
Lodge
William
Anna van Vieck Stott
Hudson
N. Y
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn City Guard
Twenty-third Regiment
N. G
J. W. Hadlock
Bright
Oswego
Colin Kemper
Wagenhals & Kemper
Dr. Hadlock
Ohio
Mr. Kemper
Elizabeth Morris Griffiths
Edgar E. Griffiths
Continental Fire Insurance Company
New York
Douglas Road
Glen’ Ridge
B. Hart
Roscoe Hart
Archibald Hart
Noel Davis
Samuel I. Davis & Co
East Eighty-seventh Street
Mr. Davis
London
America
Haughton Murray
Dean J. ©. Murray
Princeton University
Nassau Club
Princeton
Mr. Murray
Hudson Engineering Club
Emanuel Bergman
Emanuel Bergman & Co
West
Broadway
West Ninety-second Street
Bergman
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
United States
New Orleans
Fis
Samuel Bergman
Big Water Pageant Over Penns Course In Philadelphia
A Philadelphia celebration ends with a water pageant on the Delaware featuring nearly 200 vessels and a fireworks display. Battleships and cruisers anchor as a dirigible loops above, and a Marine on the Idaho accepts a letter tossed from the airship noting greetings from an air ship to the ships of the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware
William Penn
Adolph Marix
Navy
Dolphin
Idaho
Florida
Hampton Roads
Market Street
Four Italians die from gas in Waterbury boarding house
In Waterbury on Bank Street four Italian men were found dead from illuminating gas in a boarding house kept by Giuseppe Santoro. Eight men and two women were unconscious or affected as investigators blame an open meter valve and a coin insertion by a new tenant for the gas leak. Deputy Coroner Makepeace notes gas spread from the closed room to adjacent rooms as others had recently moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Conn
Bank Street
Giuseppe
Santoro
Antonio de Marco
de Marco
Luzio Bacelta
Sebastiano Bassamano
Luigi Bassamano
Salvatore Debutoro
Makepeace
Santoros
Thrown Out Of Lodge Room In Colored Odd Fellows Case
James L. Taylor, a member of the Hamilton Lodge, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, was expelled from the lodge room after failing to pay a $10 fine for striking Noble Grand Goosby. He sues Goosby and three others for $2,000 damages, with the case before Supreme Court Justice Guy. The lodge splits into factions over the dispute and the incident dates to December 15, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Taylor
Hamilton Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
James Goosby
Taylor
Goosby
Arthur G. Derrick
Henry H. Dennis
George Sparrow
Supreme Court
Guy
Noble Grant Goosby
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Noble Grand Goosby
Brooklyn Opera House hosts first Brooklyn Oratorio Society concert
The Brooklyn Academy of Music acoustic tests paid off as the Brooklyn Oratorio Society performed Haydn's Creation. A near full house heard the chorus, soloists Miss Louise Combs Nicholas Douty and Frank Croxton, under Walter Henry Hall with Gustav Dannreuther as concertmeister and F Lemond at the piano. An orchestra of fifty supported the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn Oratorio Society
Haydn
Brooklyn
Louise Combs
Nicholas Douty
Frank Croxton
Walter Henry Hall
Gustav Dannreuther
F. Lemond
Future Stars in Opera Draw Shubert Pact for New Season
Elsa Ryan and Lawrence Wheat, currently in Marcelle at the Casino under Shubert management, will be joint Shubert stars next year. Contracts were signed with Pixley and Luders for another operetta to debut next August with leading roles for Ryan and Wheat. The Shuberts aim to meet rising demand for high grade operettas. Ryan starred last season with Adéline Genée in The Soul Kiss, while Wheat has played comedy and juvenile parts in various shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Ryan
Lawrence Wheat
Marcelle
Shuberts
Shubert
Messrs
Pixley
Luders
Miss Ryan
Mr. Wheat
Miss. Ryan
Adéline Genée
Marriages Listed for Oct 7 1908 Across Several States
A compilation of marriage notices dated October 7 in New York New Jersey and nearby towns. Entries name brides and grooms including Alice Stinson Henry Southard Helen Knapp Guy Vaughan Alethea Bleecker John Yates Lola Dietrich Margaret France Mary Godby Clara Cunningham Effie Curtis Nonie Kenna Lucy Harris Florence Morris Gertrud Erbsloeh Ethel Holmes Margaret Sullivan Maybelle Howard Clinton Scholes Edna Hooper Edith Bacon and others with their respective places and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew “Theological Seminary
Alice
Joseph W. Stinson
Henry Franklin Southard
Vaughan
Knapfp
New Rochelle
N. Y
B. T. Marshall
Helen
John A. Knapp
Guy Warner Vaughan
Yates—Bleecker
St. Luke's Church
Mechanictlle
Pierre McDonald Bleecker
Alethea Popham Bleecker
John Henry Yates
Schenectady
Margaret Wall
Thomas J. France
Godby Fitzgerald
Harrison, N. J
Mary J. Fitzgerald
William H. Godby
Hammer—Cunningham
Clara ‘A. CunnIngham
Frederick G. Hammer
Henshaw Curtis
Effie G. Curtis
Arthur C. Henshaw
Kiers—Kenna
Nonie Kenna
James Kiers
Logan—Harris
Lucy M. Harris
William H. Logan
Morris
Shevlin
Florence Shevlin
John T. Morris
Mueller—Erbsloeh
Seabright
N. J
Gertrud Erbsloeh
Robert O. Mueller
Munsey—Holmes
Orange
XN. J
Herbert H. Munsey
Ethel B. Holmes
Pan Quinn
Sullivan
Margaret E. SuLlivan
Michael E. Quinn
Scoville—Howard
Maybelle J. Howard
Warren
Seoville
Scholes—Vachiner
William Vachiner
Clinton S. Scholes
Surpless—Hooper
Edna F. Hooper
Joseph D. Surpless
Worboys
Bacon
Edith M. Bacon
William A. Worboys
Obituary notices from Irvington and surrounding areas
Obituary notices list Hannah Maria Barton widow of William Barton funeral at St Barnabas Church Irvington with 9:40 a.m. train pickup, Mary E Bedford widow of Daniel Bedford funeral at 1:50 p.m. Oct 11, James H Brown 86 at 85 Broadway Woodcliff on Hudson funeral Oct 11, Caroline Elizabeth Linington Ditmars and others in Brooklyn and Hudson County, various funeral times, interments at Woodlawn and Essex County cemeteries, flowers requested or omitted, multiple rows of notices dated Oct 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bedford
Daniel Bedford
Brown
Broadway
Woodcliffon
Ditnars
SX Carrot! St
Brooklyn
Caroline Elizabeth Linington
John Ditmars
Einstein
Jacob A. Einstein
Louise Shubert Einstein
Far Rockaway
Salem Field
Savannah
I Fitzgerald
Louis Enaxerald
Garrisons-on-the-Hudson
Grand Central Station
Tarrytown
Woodlawn Cemetery
Gripfith
Elizabeth Morris Griffith
Prigar E.griffith
Sit Prospect Place
I. Guion
William ©. Russell
Windsor
Hartford
Franklin Gardner Guion
Hart
Glen Lige
NJ J
Frederickia B.hart
Gifford R Hart
Douglas Road
Glen Ridge
Hilton
Milan
Italy
Edward Banker Hilton
Henry Hilton
James S. Kent
Victoria J. Kent
Manhattan Av
St. Thomas the Apostle
18Th St
St. Nicholas
Lets Alm
Kuhn
Lenox
Mess
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Clark Lyman
Englewood
X. J
The
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Chambers St
Erie Ferry
Perret
Mary Elizabeth Perret
Alvord
Charles Perret
West 91Th St
Conn
Pinckney
Mary C. Pinckney
Thomas Pinckney
New York
East 23d
Pleissner
Wiesbaden
Germany
Guido Pleissner
Renwick
James W. Renwick
West 73d St
Stern
Edward A. Stern
Emily Stern
Keseler
Salem
Fields Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Sutton
Frohman to See Samson in English Premiere
Charles Frohman travels to Rochester today to observe Henri Bernstein's four act drama Samson in its first English production. In London Arthur Bourchier will play Maurice Brachard using the Gillette script, while William Gillette performs in Rochester and then a Toronto engagement before opening at the Criterion Theatre on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Rochester
Henri Bernstein
Sampon
London
Maurice Brachard
America
William Gillette
Arthur Bourchier
Toronto
the Criterioneatre
Theatrical Notes On London and American Stage Moves
Charles Frohman extends James Blakeley engagement in The Girls of Gottenberg at the Gaiety Theatre London. Belasco presents The Warrens of Virginia at West End Theatre next week with same cast. Keith & Partners sign for their circuit. Georgia Cane and Charles Meakins to perform Merry Widow waltz eight more times at New Amsterdam. The operetta tours after 421 performances. Helena Frederick sings in Boston. Pixley and Luders premiere Marcelle at the Casino with Louise Gunning star. George H. Barrett to be hung in casing lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
George Erdes
Gaiety Theatre
London
James Blakeley
Gottenberg
David Belasco
Warrens of Virginia
West End
Belasco and Stuyvesant
Keith & Jor
Cleveland
Georgia Cane
Charles Meakins
New Amsterdam
Operet
Paul Armstrong
Erlanger
Helena Frederick
Boston
Academy of Music
Louise Gunning
Pixley & Luder
Marcelle
George H. Barrett
Died Notices From Caldwell to Hoboken October 1908
Necrology list records many obituaries and funeral notices across New Jersey and New York locations. Arietta M. Talmage widow of Dr Samuel Talmage of Brooklyn dies at Caldwell. Gilbert M Todd death at Ossining. many others including Ackerman Baker Bergman Brinkerhoff Daly English Everett Fitzgerald Frank Klein Kienzlen etc with funeral plans and private interments across Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Caldwell
N. J
Arietta M. Talmage
Dr. Samuel. Talmage
Brooklyn
Todd
Ossining
N. Y
Gilbert M. Todd
St. Paul's Church
Ackerman
Caryl
Eulze J. Ackerman
Baker
Gates Cr
Jersey City
Marie Baker
Broadheaf
Conley
St. Mars S Hospital
John Conley
Cusick
Long Island College Hospital
Frank Cusick
Daly
East Thth
Margaret Daly
Devine
Bay Jth St
James J. Devine
Donachy
Sleightsburg
Mary J. Donachy
Davis
East Sith St
Noel Davis
Delfenton
Grand St
Dora Delfentor
Dunne
28Th St
Thomas J. Dunne
Hae
English
SO Leroy $T
James P English
Everett
West
3D St. Ger
Katherine Everett
Fitzgerald
Hamilton Av
James Fitzgerald
Frank
Kingston
Eliza _ Frank
Fridenberg
Henry St
Bertha C Fridenberg
Gross
Yonkers
Bessie D. Gross
Grossman
St Johnson Av
Hannah Grossman
Gaskell
Filmorp St
Charles L. Gakkell Hayes
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