Wedding on Lusitania prior to voyage in New York
Forbes J. Hennessy and Miss Margaret A. Sheehan wed hurriedly in St Patrick's Cathedral Newark after learning the Lusitania would sail at 9. They married at 6:45 and boarded the ship for a private wedding breakfast at sea. Guests included local officials and family. plans to dine at Delmonico's were scrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes J. Hennessy
Margaret A. Sheehan
Lusitania
Delmonico's
Archbishop Farley
Mr. Hennessy
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mgr. Lavelle
St. Patrick's
Isaac P. Whelan
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Thomas F. Myhan
St. Ann's Church
Francis Forbes Donnelly
Mary Brown
William Baldwin
Hennessy
Hugh J. Grant
Parker
Murphy
Troy
F. H. Hennessy
John C. Sheehan
Sheehan
John Delahunty
Mutual Life
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Townsend-Wurdick Nuptials at Columbia Chapel
Dr Theodore J Townsend of Dannemora State Hospital married Miss Katherine Burdick daughter of Prof Francis M Burdick in St Pauls Chapel on the Columbia University campus. Ceremony at 3 o clock with Dr W R Richards officiating. Reception at 633 West 115th Street followed by a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J. Townsend
Dannemora State Hospital
St. Paul's
Columbia University
Katherine Burdick
Francis M. Burdick
Utica
N. Y
Columbia University Law School
W. R. Richards
Brick Presyterian Church
Alice Burdick
Flora Burdick
Ruth Miller
Ithaca
Louise Rodman
Orange
N. J
Rita Nutting
Lamb
Matteawan State Asylum
Townsend
Dr. McDonald
Dannemora
Silas Barber
Flattsburg
James Baker
Charles Burdick
West 115Th Street
Burdicks
Otto Meyer
F. G. Kellogg
Spencer Kellogg
Mary Kellogg
George Torney
Clement Corbin
Samuel Calis
Miss McLean a Bride in St Andrew's Episcopal Church
The Rev James Lewis Lasher married Miss Helen McLean daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm McLean of 31 East 126th Street yesterday afternoon at St Andrew's Church Fifth Avenue and 127th Street The ceremony was conducted by the Rev Dr George R Van De Water with Bishop Greer pronouncing the benediction The bride's cousin Miss Carolean Webster Hunter served as maid of honor and sole attendant The groom's best man was the Rev Frederick Cornell The bride's brother Donald McLean and several cousins and friends attended as ushers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis Lasher
Helen McLean
Malcolm McLean
East 126Th Street
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
127Th Street
George R. van de Water
Greer
Carolean Webster Hunter
Frederick Cornell
Donald McLean
Wallace Donald McLean
Harry C. McLean
Washington, D. C
Compton Miller
Arthur Reginald van de Water
George Downing Ebermayer
Walter Reynolds
Clifford Dalrymple
Oren Root
Metropolitan Street Railroad System
Hamilton College
Root
Ada de Acosta
Ricardo de Acosta
Philip Lydig
Madison Avenue
Miss de Acosta
Mr. Root
Mr. de Rahm
F. Kennett Drisler
Frank Crist
Columbia College
Emily Osgood Field
Maunsell B. Field
West Seventieth Street
Ritchie
Miss Field
Louise Maunsell Field
Miss Jennie Brooks Weds A L Wheeler at Holy Rood
Miss Jennie S. Brooks eldest daughter of Fred Emerson Brooks the poet married Albert I Wheeler at the Church of the Holy Rood Broadway and 111st Street yesterday afternoon. A reception followed at 564 West 182nd Street. The couple will live in the city after a Western trip. Mr. Wheeler is a civil engineer in the City Surveyor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S. Brooks
Albert I. Wheeler
Church of the Holy Rood
Broadway
Pr. Crockett
Greaves
Fred. Emerson Brooks
Brooks
Walker
City Surveyor's Office
McLeod and Stahl Wedding at Cape May Church
The wedding of Miss Ma McLeod daughter of Rev James McLeod and Mrs McLeod and Nicholas Stahl of Pittsburg took place at noon in the First Presbyterian Church Cape May N J The father of the bride officiated with Rev Nicholas F Stahl of Bradford Vt as coofficiant Attendants included maid of honor Miss Tienricttta D Pomeroy and matron of honor Mrs George Clay Hollister Other bridesmaids ushers and ribbon bearers are named The couple will reside in Wilkinsburg suburb of Pittsburg A wedding breakfast followed and the ceremony was reported to have drawn a notable local assemblage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
N. J
Ma McLeod
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Nicholas Stahl
Pittsburg
Nicholas F. Stahl
Bradford
Tienricttta D. Pomeroy
Troy
Penn
Augustus W. Long
Princeton
Julian Gregory
New York
George Howard Bruce
Lawrenceville
Barbara Buxton
Edward T. Buxton, Jr
Duluth
Giffin-Giffin Groomed in Montclair Home Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Gardiner Giffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Haywood Giffin of 629 Valley Road and Herbert Henry Jones of Brooklyn were married at the bride's home tonight by Rev Albert von Schlieder of Heights Reformed Church. Attendant was Miss Helen Levy of Trenton and best man Edward Munson of Brooklyn. Guests came from Montclair Trenton Yonkers Brooklyn and New York. A large case was among the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Gertrude Gardiner Giffin
Charles Haywood Giffin
Valley Road
Herbert Henry Jones
Brooklyn
Albert von Schlieder
the Heights Reformed Church
Giffin
Helen Levy
Trenton
Edward Munson
Yonkers
New York
Wedding Tour Ends as Mr and Mrs Jones Return Home
Two silver candlesticks and a silver vase were presented by the engraving department of the American Bank Note Company to Mr Jones, a nine year member. Mr and Mrs Jones proceed on a wedding tour to the South and will reside at 620 Valley Bed after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank Note Company
Jones
Navy engineer Samuel Gordon weds Miss Chilie Wade at Port Jervis Church
Samuel Gordon assistant civil engineer in the U S Navy stationed at Portsmouth Virginia married Miss Chilie E Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E B Wade of 1st Orange New Jersey in the Presbyterian Church Port Jervis at 5 PM The ceremony was led by Rev Robert Bruce Clark with bridesmaids Adagall Port Jervis Qdelle Whitten Huntsville Florence Ward Scranton and Eleanor Cuddeback Port Jervis maid of honor Adagall best man Wilbur Gordon Port Jervis ushers Willard Van Inwagen Port Jervis Charles E Wade Jr Philadelphia and Charles Van De Carr Troy Gordon a United States Naval Academy and Troy Polytechnic School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Port Jervis
N.J
Samuel Gordon
United States Navy
Portsmouth
Chilie E. Wade
Charies EB. Wade
1St Orange
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Robert Bruce Clark
Qdelle Whitten
Huntsville
Ala
Florence Ward
Scranton
Penn
Eleanor Cuddeback
Adagall
Wilbur Gordon
Willard van Inwagen
Charles E. Wade, Jr
Philadelphia
Charles van de Carr
Troy
Miss Edna McKnew Weds Dr Samuel H Greene Jr
Miss Edna McKnew daughter of the late William H McKnew married Dr Samuel H Greene Jr son of the Rev Dr Samuel H Greene at the bride's mother's home on Vermont Avenue. The ceremony was officiated by the bridegroom's father with only relatives present and Mr Samuel Daizell of Pittsburg and Miss Gertrude Fry of this city attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Edna McKnew
William H. McKnew
Samuel. H. Greene, Jr
Samuel H. Greene
Vermont Avenue
Samuel Daizell
Pittsburg
Gertrude Fry
This City
Woodward Hut marries Miss Gilluly in Brooklyn ceremony
The marriage of Woodward Evans Hut son and Miss S Gertrude Gilluly occurred last night at 1221 Dean Street Brooklyn. Miss Alice Terwilliger served as maid of honor and W Maine Hutson acted as best man. The Rev Dr Foster officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Evans Hutson
S. Gertrude Gilluly
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Alice Terwilliger
W. Maine Hutson
Dr. Foster
Ralph Bingham Marries Christine Giles in New London
Ralph Bingham the platform humorist wed Christine Giles at 6 pm in New London Ohio the ceremony conducted by Rev H C Martindale. Bingham known in Philadelphia and New York clubs and as former Humorists Association president will tour professionally with his soprano wife after the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bingham
New London
Ohio
Christine Giles
H. C. Martindale
Bingham
Philadelphia
New York
Edmund Vance Cook
Humorists’ Association
Lota Livingston to Wed James Blanchard Clews in Quiet Family Ceremony
Announcement: James Blanchard Clews of Henry Clews & Co. to marry Mrs Leta Nichols Livingston widow of Oscar Livingston and descendant of Sir Richard Nichols. Clews, banker and writer, will wed in late November after mourning Mrs Livingston. Family connections noted include Chase portrait, Ambassador Imery Smith, and Benjamin Romaine lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blanchard Clews
Henry Clews & Co
Leta Nichols ‘Livingston
Oscar Livingston
Washington P. Nichols
Mr. Clews
Henry Clews
John Clews
Sabina Dayman
Clews
Standard Cordage Company
Foledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Railroad
New York, Ontario & Western Stockholders
Livingston
James Francis Sullivan
Philadelphia
Chase
Henrietta Nichols
Charles Imery Smith
Russia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Benjamin Romaine
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Richard Nichols
Gclews
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
MISS SANFORDS PLANS FOR OCTOBER WEDDING
Miss Ethel Parker Sanford daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry S Sanford will wed Charles Gordon Martin son of Mr and Mrs Benajiah M Martin at the bride parents 320 Central Park West on October 28 at 830 in the morning The Rev Henry E Cobb of the Dutch Collegiate Church will officiate The bridesmaids ushers and a reception follow with Miss Isabel Tu Goodnow as maid of honor and William G Austin as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Parker Sanford
Henry S. Sanford
Charles Gordon. Martin
Benajiah M. Martin
Central Park West
Ilenry E. Cobb
Dutch Collegiate Church
Isabel Tu
Goodnow
William G. Austin
Mr. Martin
Theodora Faber
Florence Ballin
Edna Robbins
Elizabeth Rogers
Harry Creamer
Ralph Carrell
Horace C. Jones
Edwin Johnston
Weddings in November Quiet Double Nuptials In New York
Oren Root and Ada de Acosta plan a private November 5 ceremony at the bride’s Madison Avenue home with limited relatives. F Kennett Drisler and Emily Field marry November 4 at the Field residence with relatives only, maid of honor Louise Field. Attendants not listed.
Mixed doubles tennis finals headline at Hot Springs event
In Hot Springs Virginia on October 14 the mixed doubles tournament drew entries for four prizes at the hotel. Semifinalists include Mrs Thomas K Laughlin and Sterling Beckwith versus Mrs Wickham and Morris L Johnson while Miss Gladys Ingalls and Cecil Barret face Miss Tolfree and Charles Davis Jr. in tomorrow’s final. Social events featured Mrs Francis L Wellman hosting a musicale at the Casino after a cake walk. Hotel staff and judges included Nathaniel F Moore and others. Mr and Mrs Moore hosted a dinner in the Japanese tea room. Mrs Seth Barton French arrived with her mother and daughter to open a mountain side home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
Thomas K. Laughlin
Sterling Beckwith
Wickham
Morris L. Johnson
Gladys Ingalls
Cecil Barret
Tolfree
Charles Davis, Jr
Francis L. Wellman
Nathaniel F. Moore
Joseph Harriman
Alan McCullough
A. R. Lambert
R.J. Allyn
Seth Barton French
Walker Fearn
Sidewalk ticket speculators defend livelihood in hearing
In a hearing before the Laws and Legislation Committee Aldermen, sidewalk ticket speculators argued that a proposed ordinance to ban speculation would deprive them of their livelihoods. Lawyers for managers and hotels countered that speculation could be prohibited and that hotels sometimes rely on sidewalk buyers. The committee will report to the board next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws and Legislation Committee
David M. Neuberger
John T. Brush
New York National Baseball Club
Neuberger
Jenny Lind
Marc Klaw
Klaw_ & Erlanger
David Gerber
Managers’ Association
Alderman Doull
Nail
German Actress Nelly Roland to Star in Divorce in Montreal
Nelly Roland, a 24 year old German actress making her first U S appearance, arrives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to rehearse for Paul Bourget's drama Divorce opening in Montreal November 2 with Marion Terry in the stellar role. She will play Bertha Planet the nurse under Frederick C Whitney management after eight years on Berlin and Vienna stages including Queen in The Prince Consort and leads in Wedding Night Shackles of Love and The Marriage of Kitty. Vincent Serrano Eben Plympton and Join Glendinning are the leading men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Roland
America
Paul Bourget
Montreal
Marion Terry
Ellen Terry
Imiss Roland
Frederick C. Whitney
Bertha Planet
Miss Roland
Jeads
Berlin
Vienna
Kitty
Vincent Serrano
Eben Plympton
Glendinning
Hammerstein Plans For New Opera Season
Signor Cleofonte Campanini and Oscar Hammerstein discussed opening repertoires for New York and Philadelphia. Rehearsals begin Monday as orchestral forces expand to 160 and choirs to 300 at the New Amsterdam Opera House to rehearse both cities ensembles. Miss Mary Garden will sail from Europe on October 21 aboard the Adriatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Cleofonte Campanini
Manhattan Opera’ House
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Opera House
Hammerstein
New Amsterdam Opera House
West Fortyfourth Street
Manhattan
Outward Bound Transatlantic Liners Sailing Today
The Transatlantic service lists the TOURaine to Havre with passengers including Mr and Mrs G Bou n out and several named guests. ARARIC to Liverpool carries W Worth Bean and multiple couples. ERaiserIn Auguste Victoria to Hamburg includes Walker Buckner and a long list of travellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touraine
Havre
G. Bounout
T. Exchaquet
Vincenzo Gaudiant
Arthur Geoffroy
H. de Magnin
Edward H. Botte
T. G. Seixas
Henri Verrey
Araric
Liverpool
W. Worth Bean
Ida Teverly
J. W. Frisbie
Charles Gay
E. Lock
J. W. Mack
J. R. Parry
T. J. Stafford
J. G. Whytlaw
Lloyd A. Wimpheimer
Eraiserin Auguste Victoria
Hampurg
Walker Buckner
Frank K. Bull
Carter S. Cole
Johannes Fibiger
F.C. Herrick
Leonard C. Levy
Thomas C. Purdy
R. B. Roosevelt
George W Russell
Robert E. Shrawbridge
C. W. Wells
J. C. Wayland
Social Notes From New York and New Jersey Homes
Mr and Mrs J Searle Barclay Jr visit from Westbury and stay at the Hotel Wolcott while keeping their Westbury home open for winter. Mrs Barron S Collier of New Rochelle is in town visiting her parents at the Wolcott. her infant son was christened last Sunday at the Colliers country place. A son was born on Oct 6 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Thacher Jr of 85ast Fifty sixth Street. Mrs Thacher was Miss Eunice Booth Burrall. Prof H Fairfield Osborn and Mrs Osborn have returned from the West and stay at Garrisons. Mrs H J Williams and Miss Evelyn Williams of Manchester Va are guests of Mr and Mrs Augustus Ledoux at 196 Summit Avenue Summit NJ. Mrs William Disston has returned to Chestnut Hill Philadelphia after staying in New York. Mr and Mrs William Rockhill Potts return from Narragansett Pier to New York. Mr and Mrs William A Bandler of The Brittany announce the engagement of their daughter Irene Helen to William J Ruthenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron S., Collier
New Rochelle
Wolcott
Colliers
Thomas Thacher, Jr
Fifty-sixth Street
Evelyn Williams
Manchester
Augustus Ledoux
Summit Avenue
Summit
N. J
William Disston
New York
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
William Rockhill -Potts
Narragansett Pier
William A. Bandler
The
Brittany
West
Irene Ilen
William J. Ruthenburg
Oceanic Narrowly Avoids Collision in Fog at Cherbourg
The White Star liner Oceanic, outbound from Southampton, steadied to miss the French Provence in thick fog off Cherbourg Harbor last Wednesday. Captain Haddock on the bridge and crew saw the Provence approach midships. full astern and a sharp turn kept both ships apart by a narrow margin. Passengers aboard the Oceanic witnessed the near-miss, including Dr. Samuel Alexander and many other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Haddork
White Star
Oceanic
Southampton
Provence
Cherbourg
Havre
Haddock
Samuel Alexander
A. J. Baldwin
W. P. Cambles
C. Austin Whitehouse
Louisa’ Brook Wynn
Mary Opp
William Faversham
Masters
William’ C. Faversham
P. N. Favershamin
Fanny and the Servant Problem Opens in London
Jerome K. Jerome's new comedy at the Aldwych Theatre draws a fair measure of success with Fanny Ward delivering a strong performance as a vaudeville singer who marries a lord for love and learns the servants are her relatives. Some parts drag and could be cut to tighten the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Fanny
Jerome K. Jerome
Aldwych Theatre
Fanny Ward
Toscanini Arrives to Lead Metropolitan Opera
Arturo Toscanini, new Italian conductor, arrives aboard Oceanic to take charge of Italian and French productions at the Metropolitan. He plans Gotterdammerung and Aida in opening weeks, with Madama Butterfly and others to follow. Also noted is contralto Mary Ranzenberg arrival from Vienna training under Ogeny and Reszke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Toscanini
Metropolitan Opera House
Arturo
Rascari
Milan
Gatti-Casazza
Opera House
Toscanini
New School
Charpentier
Debussy
Dukas
Leroux
Laparra
Louise
la Scala
Apennines
Gatti- Casazza
End of the Electric Show at Madison Square Garden
The Electrical Show ended at Madison Square Garden after ten days with 180000 attendees. Army and navy officers attended, including a Brooklyn Navy Yard electrical school exhibit with 250 students. Exhibitors reported heavy business and large advance orders, plans for a bigger next year, and a watch presentation to T Cummerford Martin by the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madson Square Garden
Army
T. Cummerford Martin
The Man Who Stood Still Debuts Tonight at Circle Theatre
Theatrical notes report Jules Eckert Goodman’s The Man Who Stood Still for Louis Mann opens tonight at Circle Theatre under William A Brady. Brady and Grismer plan to keep Wise and Banks together in a future George Broadhurst play after A Gentleman from Mississippi ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Eckert Goodman
Louis Mann
Circle Theatre
William A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Mississippi
George Broadhurst
Blanche Walsh
New York
Herr Senator
Fiftyninth Street
Madison Avenue
Weber's Theatre
British suffragists face jail after Parliament protest
London crowds watched as women suffragists and unemployed men were arraigned at Bow Street Police Court after disorders in front of Parliament. Leaders Drummond Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst demanded a jury trial, others bonded for good behavior while many chose jail and shouted Down with Asquith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bow Street
Drummond
Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst
Asquith
Dr John E West 61 dies after sudden illness in Jersey City
Dr John E West 61 dies suddenly at his Ocean Avenue and Union Street home in Jersey City. A longtime physician in the city, he led the Hudson County Board of Health, served in the Civil War, and belonged to Van Houten Post G A R Jersey City Club and Bergen Lodge F and A M. He is survived by three sons Charles William and Walter West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. West
Ocean Avenue
Union Street
Jersey City
West
St. Clairsville
Ohio
New Jersey
Hudson County Board of Health
van Houten Post
G. A.R
Jersey City Club
Bergen Lodge
A. M
Charles
William
Walter’ West
Sarate
Obituary notices of multiple Brooklyn and New Jersey figures
Charles H Heck architect died of pneumonia at 356 State Street Brooklyn aged 42 leaves widow and daughter. Rev William Harris Dover Plains NJ pastor died at White Plains age 70 leaves widow and daughter. Carl Gerhard retired cigar dealer died in Brooklyn at 1556 Amara Avenue age 67 leaves son and daughter. Walter Kissam real estate dealer died in Jersey City age 63 leaves two daughters including Mrs Frederick Laidlaw. Jesse Albert Ashley Civil War veteran died at 414 Seventh Street Brooklyn age 74. Joseph H Chapman Civil War veteran former financier died East Orange NJ age 76 after two years illness, former secretary Atlantic Mutual Marine Co. age 49-year service. Kate Kidder Strobridge wife of Rev George Strobridge died Ocean Grove NJ age not stated funeral Friday Mount Pleasant Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Heck
State Street
Brooklyn
William Harris
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dover Plains
N.J
Charles Ferris
White Plains
Carl Gerhard
Amara Avenue
Walter Kissam
Jersey City
Frederick Laidlaw
Manhattan
Jesse Albert Ashley
Seventh Street
108Th Regiment of
New York Voluntees
Joseph H. Chapman
East Orange
N. J
Atlantic Mutual Marine Company
Kite
Woodlawn
Kate Kidder Strobridge
George E. Strobridge
Ocean Grove
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
Carey
City Island
Tienry D.C
Arey
Fioners
Chapman
Joseph H. Chapmin
ST South Mann
Cutler
Morristown
Julia Cutler
Augustus W. Cutler
R. W. Harnett
West Sith St
Pharsday
Ontario
Rebecca J. Evans
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
West 35Th St. Gilman
Washington
Cilsey
Henry Gilsey
Peter Gilsey
Church of the Transfiguration
East 29Th St
Ivuk
Forenson
Haehkhis
N.Y
William R. Harris
Grace Church
Castleton
Hindson
Ariel Lathrop
Washington Av
Albany
McDonnell
Henry McDonnell
Ebien Mc Torneil
149Th St
Bergen St
Washingtonvile
N.Y. Simons
Superior
Wis
Julia W. Simons
Thomas Simons
Rhinebeck
Strobridge
Heck Av
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Chicago
Banker H D Carey Dead In Westchester Residence
Henry De Witt Carey a banker at 70 Beaver Street and a long time Westchester resident died yesterday at Terrace Point City skind in his sixtieth fifth year. Born in Middletown New York he graduated from Lowell's Commercial College and managed the legal and foreign department of the New Home Sewing Machine Company before turning to private banking. He married Elia Ludlum of Middletown and served as Justice of Sessions in Westchester County as well as Justice of the Peace. Carey held leadership roles with Pelham Park Railway City Island Railway and was president of Northwhoreland and Minnens Clubs. He belonged to the Tammany Society American Historical Association Sons of the American Revolution and was a thirty third degree Mason. He leaves two sons Henry D Jr and Allen L Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry de Witt Carey
Beaver Street
Westchester County
Terrace Point
Middletown
N. Y
Lowell's Commercial College
Binghamton
N.Y
Machic
New York City
Elia - 32
Ludlum
Sessions
Carey
Pelham Park Railway
City Island Railway
Northwhoreland and Minnens Clubs
Tammany Society
American Historical Association
Sons of American Revolution
Henry D., Jr
Allen L. Carey
Four Goulds Attend Richmond Wedding Of Lelia Blair
Miss Lelia Skipwith Blair wed William Northrup a Virginia Passenger and Power Co. recipient at her East Grace Street home. The Gould family attended, including Miss Helen Miller Gould and Jay Gould, who traveled from New York for the ceremony officiated by Rev. Thomas G. Faulkner. A wedding breakfast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Richmond
Lelia Skipwith Blair
L. H. Blair
East Grace Street
William Northrup
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Gould
Manchester
Petersburg
Thomas G. Faulkner
St. Barnabas’s Church
Greensboro
Helen Miller Gould
Edwin Gould
Frank
Jay Gould
New York
Local Residents Pledge Funds for Railroad Station Remodel
Mrs Rus sell Sage has given 1000 dollars and Mr and Mrs J H Aldrich 1000 pounds toward remodeling the Sag Harbor railroad station. The building will be raised and have living apartments on the second floor. It will have covered platforms and a new express house. Mrs Sage is visiting Mrs Aldrich for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Harbor
L. L
Russell Sage
J. H. Aldrich
Sage
Aldrich
Marriages Listed in Jamaica and New Jersey Notices
A collage of marriage notices from Jamaica and New Jersey lists couples including Leonora Warnack and George Cooper of Jacksonville Florida, Rosa Sands and Alexander Chandler, and Katharine Burdick and Theodore Townsend, among others. The items span October dates. ceremonies held at First Reformed, Forest Hill, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, St Paul’s Chapel, and Jersey City venues with ministers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt—Warnack
Uhaen
Jamaica
Robert Kerr Wick
Leonora
Pee
William A. Warnack
George Coopertritt
Jacksonville
Fila
Yoo
Garland Hamner
Alexander Chandler
Rosa B. Sands
Giles—Kilpatrick
Forest Hill
Roland St. Nichols
Leonard Vincent Giles Mersbereau
Newsury
Fifth Avenue Fresbyterien
Ross Stevenson DD
Wikiem Jar Mersereau
M. D
Josseph Mort
William Kh. Richards
Raymond J. Knox
Katharine Purnick
Ang
Franceis M. Burdick
Thendore Irving Townsend
Watkins—Ayres
Bride
L. M. White
H. Messenger Ayre
James Laurenne Watkins, Jr
Beatty and Others Die, Several Funeral Notices
Obituary notices from a local paper list Mary Beatty and Caroline Blum among others, with funeral arrangements and residence details. Listings include Henry Carey and Julia Cutler, among many others, with dates, addresses in New York and New Jersey, and requests to omit flowers.
Death of Lester N. Brokaw in Plainfield
Lester N. Brokaw, son of Mr and Mrs De Witt, died two hours after traffic was suspended for his serious illness in Plainfield. He was a popular junior and well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Townsend
Lester 2
de Witt
Muhlenberg
Soung
Longtime New Jersey Methodist Minister Rev Charles Hill Dies
The Rev Charles E Hill a longtime chaplain for the Grand Army of the Republic in New Jersey died suddenly at his Red Bank home of heart disease He was 95 years old and one of the oldest Methodist ministers in the state He served as chaplain to a Pennsylvania Civil War regiment and had a ministry spanning fifty five years Survivors include his daughter Mrs John E Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E_ Hill
Grand Army of the Republic of New Jersey
Red Bank
N.J
John E ‘Hill
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Banker Schiff to Aid the Unemployed
A special meeting of the National Committee for the Relief of the Unemployed met at 2 Duane Street yesterday. Chairman J Eads Howe reported the City City ad formed plans for relief and Jacob H Schiff the banker had taken an interest in the committee’s work.
Public demonstration mention and women suffrage timing
Fragmentary text notes a mob demonstration at City Halls and a request to witness speakers including Miss Trixie Friganga and a 1908 date October 13 at 9.45 AM. It mentions "VOTES FOR WOMEN" and seeks communication with an X, Box 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie
York
Tompkins & Tompkins Advertise Probate Wills
Business notice from Tompkins & Tompkins at 156 Fifth Avenue. Unsolicitors-at-law list wills and probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Obituary notices from Newark and nearby towns
A long list of death notices and funeral details from Newark, Jersey City, Brooklyn, Hoboken, and surrounding areas. Names include John Eberle West, Catherine Iris St., Julia C. Devir Exendorf, Harriet E. Greisiger, Herbert Hudson, Judith Johnson, Annie P. Kain, Walter Rissam, Catherine Lawlor, Evelyn Richardson, Julia Schwartz, John Sergenk, George W. Smith, Ethel Townsends, and Richard Winter, with addresses, ages, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Joyce
Kain
East Lath
Annie P . Kain
al Mlkeim
Bremen
Bhooklyn
Hyva Keim
Kildea
Xtie-Norfh
Brooklyn
Jehan Murphy
Nugent
J. Nugent
Furera Privates
O'Connell
Poplar
St. Brosslyn
Katy O’ Conneil
Wr Peters
West New Brighton
Peter Richardson
Fingertwarn
Pere
Wadsworth
Tet
Evelyn S. Ri¢vardson
Ruinger
Louise Rudiger
Ieter
Saddington
Fikex St
Tet Grove St
Jersey City
Frank Seaton
Hanedack St
Brookllyn
John A. Sergenk
Siegrist
Newtown Tiptehts
Tit
Ama
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Rota
Smith
St. Jersey
George W. Smith
Townsent
Cumberliend
Brogk
Ethel M. Townser
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In Memoriam Dobuib and Gleeson Masses Noted
In memoriam notices list Mary Dobuib with Mass at St Michaels tomorrow at 9:30 A M. Also Mass for William and Ann Gleeson at Church of Immaculate Conception today at 9 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorbin
Mary
Dobuib
Mechaels
Cutch
AL Gleeson
William and
I Ann Gleeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Sheehan
Ried
Delmonico’s
Patrick’s Chapel
Columbia
Miss McLean
Rev
St. Andrew’s
Jennie Brooks
Fred Emerson Brooks
A. L. Wheeler
Stahl—Mcleod
Jones—Giffin
Sordon—Wade
United States Naval Academy
Troy Polytechnic School
Lota Livingston
James B. Clews
Miss Sanford
Charles G. Martin
E. 0. Field
Society AT
Klaw
All. Theatres
Germany
Senator Aldrich
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt
Cecille
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Leo E. Vogel
United States
W. K. Vanderbilt
Henry P. Davison
First National Bank of New York
A. P. Andrews
National Monetary Commission
Princess Marie Ysembourg Und Buedingen
Outward Bound
Europe
Jerome
MR. Toscanini
Navy
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
4Th St
Sixth Avenue
Mass
Democracy of
New York County
Tammany Hall
14Th St
3D Ave
William Lohmer
John W. Kern
Dans
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
John A. DIX
John S. Whalen
Martin H. Glynn
Ignatius J. Dunn
Michael F. Conry
William Sulzer
Thomas F. Grady
Hughes
Buflialo
Women’s Suffrage Association
Anna
Howard Shaw
National Woman’ S Suffrage Association
Miss Shaw
Ella Hawley Crossett
Warsaw
Harriet May Mills
Syracuse
Alice Williams
Weedsport
Nicholas Shaw Fraser
Geneseo
Anna E. Merritt
Eliga Wright Osborne
Auburn
Fanny Garrison Vizard
Albany v
H. D. Carey
Westchester
Goulds
Lelia S. Blair
Bell—Hunter
Mary J. Hunter
George FE. Heil
Dpean-Bennet T
Tip Georgianna
Bennett
Walter R. Kean
Ellis —Dietrich
Boomfield
Gretchen A. Dietrich
Geeraze Ss. Ellis
Fackert-Groff
Madeline L. Groff
William E. Fackert
Fuerth-Frankewl
Marion Frankel
Sydney Fuerth
Garabrant Sylvester
Highland Park
Pounds
Sarah B. ’ Ournds
Richard Gillespie
Koenig-Harecker
Ludwig Koenig
Amelia C. M. Harecker
Morris
Hoken
Anna G. Glasser
J. Rhine_ hart
Smith—Birch
Emma C. Birch
Frederick Smith
Lester N. Brokaw
Clergyman
Persona
Gereetia
Chorntome
Ge. Stormont
Providenceington
Oet
Henri
Weitesday
John
Eberle West
Ocean
Sharon World
Gurnes
Firth
David Ander
Anderson
St. Nojeark
Ager
Belic
St. Mary F
E. Boilan
Brolean
Ie -Tay
Trrecklin
Catherine Iris St
Brown
Enzaeth
Frey Clark
Jans H. C. Clarke
Sheepshead
Frances Clarke
Punere Cohen
Les -At & Covert
Henry G. Cules
Funet Connedy
Oxford
Luke Coonedy
Jonnes
Sith Conor
Aged & Funers Exne
Warren
Julia C. Devir Ezendorf
N. J.ark
Mikee Sranklyn
Anne
I M. St
Fleet
Catherine Hickhofff
Eidel
Bedfort II
Hertha F. Etdel
Hake
Brodattyn
PANRY
Farmingdale
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Whister
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chessag
Rosehill
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