Louis Mann in a melodrama at Circle Theatre
Louis Mann stars in The Man Who Stood Still at Circle Theatre. The piece by Jules Eckert Goodman unfolds a domestic melodrama on slow development with mixed ideas about parental authority and race prejudice. Mann delivers nuanced Teutonic roles while other cast members handle conventional parts. audience response is friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mann
Circle Theatre
Jules Eckert Goodman
America
Goodman
Joseph Abrams
Child
Horns
Mann
Barrett
Robert Fischer
Mathilde Cotirelly
Edith Browning
Geoffrey Stein
Miss Wellman
Vincent
John Krauss
Mr. Mann
Marie Krauss
Katrina Bender
Mme, Mathilde Cottrelly
Edward Pie Ber
Robert A. Fischer
James Vincent
Fred Spiegel
Emily Bane Wellman
Alice Spiegel
Barrett Martin MacFerguson
Frank
Forty Golf Women Enter National Championship
Forty entries have been secured for the women’s National championship golf tournament at Chevy Chase Club near Washington. The field includes Miss Georgiana Bishop and Miss Elizabeth Hurry, with 32 players to be cut from then match-play lineup after first-day qualifying as Executive Committee set pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
W. Fellowes Morgan
Metropolitan Association
Georgiana Bishop
T. H. Polhemus
James Enney
Richmond County
Elizabeth Hurry
Englewood
United States Golf Association
FE. S. Marlow
Columbia
H. Ethel Maule
Merion
Grace Semple
St. Louis
M. C. Work
Huntingdon Valley
Ellen G. Hood
Philadelphia
Marion Oliver
Chevy Chase
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Mildred Caverly
Margaret Curtis
Essex County
Mass
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Dorothy Robinson
Rochester
Pheppe
Canada
Elizabeth Harry
Charles L. Frailey
Caleb F. Fox
Louisa A. Wells
Brookline
Carmelita Shreve
Brae Burn
H. ‘St
William West
Woodbury
Pauline Firth
Elizabeth S. Porter
Fanny C. Osgood
Harrietts. Curtis
Essex
F. C.griscom
Mitta Mansffield
Bannockburn
E. T. Perkins
GlenWiew
Katherine A. Townsend
Overbrook
Engagement of Miss Dorothy Williams to James OConnor
Miss Dorothy Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs John Townsend Williams becomes engaged to James W OConnor son of Mr and Mrs William P OConnor The announcement was made to intimate friends and confirms the forthcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ladenswilliams
James W. O'Connor
Miss Williams
John Townsend Williams
Mr. O'Connor
William P. O’connor
Miss Helen Foos A Bride In New York Ceremony
Edwin Booth Grossman and Miss Helen Lamar Foos wed at Christ Church Broadway and Seventy-first Street in a small ceremony. The couple, relatives present, plan a Lakewood departure for a November Paris stint as Grossman continues art studies in a rented studio there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Booth Grossman
Ignatius R. Grossman
Edwin Booth
Helen Lamar Foos
Lamar Fos
Christ Church
Broadway
Seventy-first Street
George A. Strong
Miss Foos
Alice van B. Bailey
Theodorus Bailey
Little Rock Lawyer James Stevenson Marries in New York Cathedral
James H. Stevenson a young lawyer from Little Rock Arkansas, retained to aid prosecute trusts, married Elea nor Gordon in St John the Divine Cathedral New York City. The ceremony was officiated by Rev S De Lancey Townsend with maid of honor Miss Isabelle Finlay and best man W W Rightsell. The Gordon family hosted breakfast at their West 114th Street home before the couple began a honeymoon with plans to reside in Little Rock after a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Stevenson
Little Rock
Ark
St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue
110Th Street
Eleanora Gordon
Robert H. Gordon
West 114Th Street
S. de Lancey Townsend
All Angels’ Church
Isabelle Finlay
Manhattan Avenue
W. W. Rightsell
New York
Major Gordon
Nashville
Gordons
Stevenson
Miss Gordon
Major
Gordon
Leary and Ogden Are Married in Elizabeth NJ Ceremony
Miss Eve Lyn Leary daughter of Dr Joanna Gaston Leary and George S Leary and J Crawford Ogden of this city wed at the bride’s parents home in Elizabeth New Jersey The Rev Dr Lewis Gaston Leary officiated Mrs Lewis Gaston Leary and Mrs Harry Bennett served as matrons of honor Wilson Van Middlesworth was best man Russell W Leary and J Clarence Butley were ushers The couple received a reception then left for a wedding tour and will reside at 509 North Broad Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Elizabeth
N. J
Evelyn Leary
Joanna Gaston Leary
George S. Leary
North Broad Street
J. Crawford Ogden
Lewis Gaston Leary
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Lewis
Gaston Leary
Harry Bennett
East Orange
Wilson van Middlesworth
New Brunswick
Russell W. Leary
J. Clarence .Butley
Riegelman Weds Miss Weiner at Delmonico's
Charles S. Riegelman and Miss Marcel la Weiner married in Delmonico's yesterday at 6 30 p m. Reverend Steven Wise officiated. Miss Gertrude Fox served as maid of honor. Flower girls were Miss Natalie Weiner and Miss Kathryn Haas. Train bearers were Madeline Weiner and Leices ter Salismon. Best man was Max W. Armstrong. Ushers included David Haas Joseph Blank Irving Haas and Irving Riegelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Riegelman
Marcella Weiner
J. Kk. Weiner
Delmonico’s
Steven Wise
Gertrude Fox
Natalie Weiner
Kathryn Haas
Madeline Weiner
Leicester Salismon
Max W. Armstrong
David Haas
Joseph Blank
Irving Haas
Irving Riegelman
Fleming and Elliston Wed at Church of the Heavenly Rest
Dr. Mark L. Fleming and Miss Sarah L. Elliston were married last night at 7 o clock by Rev. Herbert Shipman in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. J. Preston Fleming served as best man, and the bride was given away by her brother-in-law M. G. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Fleming
Sarah L. Elliston
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
J. Preston Fleming
M. G. Bailey
MISS BAKERS WEDDING PLANS START TO FORM
Invitations go out for Miss Mildred Armistead Baker of 6 Westervelt Avenue New Brighton S IL to wed Lieut Brady Green Ruttenccutter USAS. The ceremony October 20 at the Church of the Ascension West New Brighton with matron of honor Mrs Harry Church and bridesmaids Miss Margaret Hughes Armstrong and Miss Gandy. Best man Lieut Dewey and ushers Lieut Biard Goodier Budd and Manning. Reception at the bride’s home for close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Armistead Baker
George Livingstone Baker
Westervelt Avenue
New Brighton
S.il
Brady Green Ruttencutter
Baltimore Engagements Announce Multiple Nuptials
announcements list engagements in Baltimore with Miss Lenita Brandt to Commander Ti C Poundstone in Brooklyn and Miss Hannah Gaither Smith to Grant W Quale of Buffalo. weddings planned in Baltimore Grace Church and Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. Miss Agnes Randall Beane to Prof Albert Potter Wills of Columbia University.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Lénita Brandt
Jacob Brandt
Ti. C. Poundstone
U. S
Miss Smith
Chandler’ Smith
George R. Gaither
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Agnes Randall Beane
T. Barton Beune
Albert Potter Wills
Department of Physics
Columbia University
Miss Beune
Edward Griffen, Jr
New York
Engagement Announced Grace Peckham to Francis Androwsky
The engagement of Miss Grace Peckham daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Peckham formerly of this city and Kingston to Francis Stewart Androwsky of London is announced They reside at Ashley Gardens and own Yew Tree House Harpenden Hertfordshire England The wedding is planned for this winter at St Margaret's Westminster London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Peckham
Edgar Peckham
This City
Kingston
Francis Stewart Androwsky
London
Peckhams
Ashley Gardens
Yew Tree House
Harpenden
Herts
England
Westminister
Social Notables Park at Plaza and Waldorf in October
Mrs J G Ro Lawrence and Miss Lawrence spend October at Tuxedo. Countess van Holstein of Philadelphia in town at the Histel Wolcott. Mrs Treanor L Park at the Plaza. Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer and Miss Matilde Van Rensselaer back in town. Mrs Joseph Stickney returns to the Plaza from the White Mountains. Mr and Mrs Rufus N Patterson take an apartment at the Plaza for the winter. Mrs F G Swan of Newport in town a few days at the Hotel Wolcott. New York Fresh Air Fund officers election Monday Oct 10 at the Hotel Gotham at 2 15 PM. Winter entertainments planned to raise funds. Dr H Smith McKim and Mrs McKim now of Newport at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs George W Childs of Philadelphia at the Waldorf for a short stay. Engagement announced for Miss Beatrice Fells to Norman F Schioss of this city. Reception at the Hotel Savoy Sunday afternoon Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stickney
Plaza
White Mountains
Rufus N. Patterson
New York Fresh Air Fund
Hotel Gotham
H. Smith McKim
Beatrice Fells
Charles J. Fels
East Highly-first Street
Norman F.schioss
Hotel Savoy
Arnold Daly to Try Vaudeville in New Show
Vaudeville manager Percy Williams announced Arnold Daly will leave legitimate drama to perform in vaudeville. Daly says he was not aware of engagement and discusses potential shows including a Mark Twain one act and Booth Tarkington’s Cameo Kirby for Nat Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams
The
Orpheumircuit
Arnold Daly
Wallack’s
Mr. Daly
Cameo Kirby
Booth Tarkington
Nat Goodwin
Williams
New York
Daly
Berkeley Lyceum
Wallack's
Berkshire Hunt Horse Show Dramatizes Farmers Day in Lenox
On Oct 15 at Bellefontaine estate, the Berkshire Hunt led by President Giraud Foster hosted a Farmers Day horse show for about a hundred farmers and wives. Winners included Frederic Bulls Grand Slam and Miss Constance Folsom Friday in saddle classes, with Vera Bloodgood and others prominent among competitors and attendees.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Bellefountaine
Giraud Foster
Berkshire Hunt
Foster
Hunt
Robb de Peyster Tytus
David Turner Dana
Samuel Frothingham
Marguerite Chadwick
Heloise Meyer
Constance Folsom
Aleid Schenck
Motors
van Ness Philip
Louis Waring
Harold Sidway
R. J.flick
Newbold Morris
Vera Bloodgood
Miss Shotter
Herbert Shaw
Frederic Bull
Charles Lanier
Urine
Rerkshire
J. Wheron Bradley
Berkshire
Sandy
Lady Chester
George E. Turnnure
Frederic Bulls
David T.dana
R. J. Flick
Miss _Constance Pilsom
David TY
Danas
Helen Alexandre
John BE. Alexandre
James Wads Worth
Hildreth K. Bloodgood
Baron and
Haroness von Kroning
Baron
Baronness von Hengelmaetler
Prince Windisch-Graetz
William D. Sloane
George E. Turnure
Clementina Furniss
John 8. Barnes
Robert Brewster
J. W. Haven
Grace Wilkes
Joseph H. Choate
Mabel Choate
Frederic de Peyster
Charles Carroll Jackson
William E. Griswold
A. H. Gallatin
Albert Gallatin
H. A. Crosby
Beatrice Crosby
W.H. Maclay
W. S. Kernochan
John W. Minturn
J. C. Mallory
David Lydig
S. Parkman Shaw
Emily Biddie
Robert W. Paterson
John Innes Kane
Fliot C. Brown
Howard Willetts
R. Culver
Herman Popperu
A Play of the South Debuts in New Rochelle
The Southerner by Herbert Hall Winslow opened in New Rochelle with a strong Green Room Club of New York presence. The drama centers on Reconstruction era politics and the unwritten law with Jean Alston and Capt. Stanwick amid feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Herbert Hall Winslow
Green Room Club
New York
Winslow
Georgia
Jean Alston
Col
Angus Alston
Charles Stanwick
Stanwick
Jack Harper
Jean
Jack
South
Norman 8. Kittrell
Houston
Texas
Ned
Charles Dickson
George D. MacQuarrie
Vera Finley
Percy Plunkitt
Charles Eldridge
Lester Brown
Caroline Pierce
Pape
Galveston
Hammerstein Forces Out Plasterers At Opera House Worksite
Oscar Arthur Hammerstein visited the Philadelphia Opera House construction at Broad and Poplar Streets and rebuked lounging plasterers. He warned the crew to speed up or quit, saying he would return as foreman to ensure the November 1 completion target is met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Arthur Hammerstein
New Philadelphia Opera House
Broad and Poplar Streets
Mr. Hammerstein
New York City
Paur Selects Concertmeister for Pittsburg Orchestra
Edoard Tak, long with the Theodore Thomas Orchestra and the New York Symphony, chosen by Emil Paur as concertmeister for the Pittsburg Orchestra. He travels from Holland as the first foreign hires in years with a first horn and a contra bass. Musicians unions eased limits due to high season demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Edoard Tak
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
New York Symphony Orchestra
Emil Paur
Herr Takis
Holland
Musicians’ Union
Nordica dedicates new Masonic temple auditorium in Washington
Mme Lillian Nordica formally dedicates the Free Masons new Masonic temple auditorium in Washington tonight. The concert takes place in the recently opened magnificent building managed by Ned Stein longtime Columbia Theatre treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Free Masons
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Masonic Temple
Ned Stein
Columbia Theatre
Box party and theatre notes from Lincoln Square and Hippodrome
Lord Northcliffe hosted a box party at Lincoln Square Theatre for a Harry Lauder performance where Charles F. Murphy also attended. The Hippodrome matinee marked the playhouse 1600th show. Adeline Genee watched Marcelle at the Casino in a Shubert guest box. James T. Powers joins Shuberts in Havana. William Faversham begins engagement at Daly's Theatre with The World and His Wife as initial offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Northcliffe
Lincoln Square Theatre
Harry Lauder
Charles F. Murphy
Hippodrome
Playhouse
Dave Montgomery
Adeline Genee
Marcelle
Shuberts
James T. Powers
Havana
William Faversham
Daly’s Theatre
Charles Frederic Nirdlinger
Echegaray
Champions to Be Sold at American Horse Exchange
One of the season’s major sales is staged by Francis M. Ware at the American Horse Exchange. Miss Mabel B. Hooley withdraws her prize stable. key consignments include Quaker Maid, Dorothea, The Czar, Mansfield, The Little Corporal, Delight, Delight and Bohemian Lad, plus ten horses from Nestledown Farm headed by The Whirl of the Town, The Merry Widow, Gold Leaf, Bravo, Buster, Victor and Hugo, Achilles, Lady Gay, and The Ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Ware
American Horse Exchange
Mabel B. Hooley
Quaker Maid
Dorothea
Czar
Mansfield
Little Corporal
Delight
Miss Hooley
J. Campbell Thompson
Nestledown
Wil’ Plains
Gold Leaf
Newsboy
Lady Kathryn
Long Branch
Bravo
Buster
Syracuse
Victor
Hugo
Achilles
Lady Gay
the Ghost
Tennis Semifinals Highlight Hot Springs Tournament
At Hot Springs Virginia on Oct 15 a large crowd watched the semifinals of a tennis tournament. Mrs Thomas Ek Laughlin and Sterling Beck will face Miss Tolfrey and Charles Davis Jr in the finals after defeating Miss Wyckham with Morris L Johnston and the pair of Miss Gladys Ingalls and Cecil Barret. The New York Lawn Tennis Club doubles semifinal saw Robert Leroy and Gustavus Touchard beat Theodore Pell and R H Palmer 6 without apar. The final will pair Leroy Touchard against Grant Friedman.
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Shecalia
New York Times
Hot Springs
Thomas Ek. Laughlin
Sterling Beckwith
Tolfrey
Charles Davis, Jr
Miss Wyckham
Morris L. Johnston
Gladys Ingalls
Cecil Barret
Henry Seligman
Robert J. Allyn
the Oaks
Fassifern Farm
Josiah C. Thaw
Pittsburg
New York
H. M. Inman
Louis Livingston
William Everard Strong
Miss Strong
Florence King
Richard van Wyck
William C. Orr
Frank Gray Griswald
Leroy
Touchard
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Manhattan Avenue
Robert Leroy
Gustavus T. Touchard
Theodore R. Pell
R. H. Palmer
Pell
Palmer
Deuce
W. G. Grant
A. F. Friedman
Moore and Cassels Reach Women’s Tennis Final at Hamilton Grange
Elizabeth H Moore advanced to the final after defeating Alice L Fish in three sets 9-7 4-6 6-2 at Hamilton Grange. Cassell the English entrant sealed her semi spot by beating Anne Hamilton 6-2 6 love, pairing with Marie Wagner in the lower final bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Moore
Are Cassels
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Miss Moore
Alice L. Fish
Miss Cassell
Anne Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Misa Cassell
Marie Wagner
Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Club Elects Officers
The annual meeting elected William B. Cragin Jr president Robert T. Bryan vice president Arthur S. Cragin secretary and King Smith treasurer. Calhoun Cragin L H Fitch and Harry L. Follett join the board with officers. A women's committee was appointed. Indoor tournament dates set for Dec 20 to Jan 2 with regimental championships. The women’s and men’s national indoor events are planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Club
William B. Cragin
Robert T. Bryan
Arthur S. Cragin
King Smith
Calhoun Cragin
L. H. Fitch
Harry L. Follett
Elizabeth H. Moore
Marie Waener
Louise Hammond
Armory
National Association
Mrs Gould Alimony Case Ended With Reserve
In a long hearing the alimony and counsel fee applications of Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould were adjourned indefinitely and then argued before Justice Bischoff. Nicoll claimed the Gould fortune had shrunk from about 600000 a year to 400000 while losses neared 300000, and cited Mrs Goulds profanity drunkenness and abuse as a burden on the couple. Shearn defended Mrs Gould calling for evidence of intoxication and vulgarity, the court reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hoffman
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Bischoff
de Lancey Nicoll
Gould
Nicoll
Big Flying Contest At Morris Park Exhibition
An aeronautical exhibition and competition for several flying machines will be held on election day at the old Morris Park race track under the Aeronautic Society. Octave Chanute offers two prizes for gliding, and a catapult on the infield provides velocity for takeoff. Negotiations are under way with notable pilots for a dirigible balloon contest. A Harvard wind wagon gift adds to the society’s collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
Aeronautic Ciety
New York
Octave Chanute
Capt
Thomas &. Baldwin
Roy Knabenshus
Carl E. Myers
Charles K. Hamilton
Prof
W. H. Pickering
Harvard University
Death of Mrs. Frank T. Clarke in Sheepshead Bay
Mrs. Frank T. Clarke wife of the Sheepshead Bay race track superintendent died at Ocean Avenue and Neck Road from heart disease while caring for her ailing daughter Sarah Elizabeth It Ws who was to wed Howard Gill of Sheepshead Bay. The daughter remains seriously ill. Funeral services are set at All Souls Universalist Church Ocean and Ditmas Avenues at 8 o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Clarke
Sheepshead Bay
Ocean Avenue
Neck Road
Sarah Elizabeth It Ws
Howard Gill
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Ocean and
Ditmas Avenues
At & O'Clock
Miss Beck Portrait Painter Dies in Philadelphia
Carol H. Beck a renowned historical portrait painter died in a Philadelphia hospital after a brief illness. Sister of former AAG James M. Beck she served on the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts Board of Managers and was recognized as an art authority. She studied in Paris Dresden and Madrid and painted William Penn in armor for the Pennsylvania Society in New York and works for Skibo Castle Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beck
Philadelphia
Carol H. Beck
United States
James M. Beck
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts
Paris
Dresden
Madrid
Andrew Carnegie
William Penn
Pennsylvania Society
New York
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Funeral for Thomas J Gargan Held in Boston Cathedral
The funeral for Thomas J Gargan of Boston who died in Berlin of pneumonia on July 21 will be held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Boston this morning at nene o'clock. Friends John D Crimmins William McAdoo Eugene Philbin and Francis J Quinlan traveled from New York yesterday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Berlin
Nene O
John D. Crimmins
William McAdoo
Eugene Philbin
Francis J.quinlan
New York Yesterady
Obituary notices from Jersey City and Newark region
A list of obituaries from New Jersey including Thomas R. King a 65 year old retired sanitary engineer who died in Muhlenberg Hospital Plainfield after surgery. Sister Rosalie Ellen Cavanagh a nun in Jersey City. Rev Nathan Manning Sherwood revivalist of Brooklyn with Rutgers College background. Mrs Frederick S. Waterman of East Granger pneumonia. Benjamin H. Smith Civil War veteran and former Sergeant-at-Arms in Essex County. James H Judson oil merchant at Tinton Avenue Newark. Otto Meyer treasurer Heineuser Busch Brewing, born Bremen 1837. James H Clark Newark station agent died of heart disease. Major General Richard Walter veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars died in Greensburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. King
Muhlenberg
Plainfield
N.J
Rosalie
St. Boniface Convent
Jersey City
Ellen Cavanagh
Board of Finance
Nathan Manning Sherwood
Perkins Street
Brooklyn
Rutgers College
Second Presbyterian Church
Elmira
N. Y
Frederick S. Waterman
Burnet Street
East Granger
Wankaker
Benjamin H. Smith
North Seventh Street
Newark
N. J
Bright
Bull Run
Essex County
James. H. Judson
Ssa Tinton Avenue
Tronx
Jackson Avenue
I. F. Otto Meyer
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
West Ninety-first Street
Bremen
Germany
Liederkranz
James H.clark
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Market Street
Ireland
Richard
Greensburg
Penn
Keenan Sued Over Berkeley Lyceum Lease and Play Ownership
Frank Keenan faced Walter C. Jordan in the Supreme Court after Jordan sued for 2215 dollars claiming he leased the Berkeley Lyceum to Keenan to produce three plays and that Keenan pledged the play At the Threshold as collateral. The case, set to continue, centers on ownership and loan disputes from 1905 and a contract allegedly limiting Jordan’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keenan
Warrens
Virginia
Supreme Court
Amend
Walter C. Jordan
Jordan
Berkeley Lyceum
Keenan
Jackson D. Haag
Marriages Arranged in New York Area Church Notices
A column of marriage announcements dated October entries lists couples paired across New York and New Jersey. Notable unions include Edith Isabel Noyes and Eliott Williams Boone, Anna Walton and Arthur Fiske, Leonora Warnock and George Gibbs, Clara Packard and Harold Gladwin, Helen Grossmann and Edwin Grossmann, Suzanne Willison and George Yates, Grace Lacour and John Anderson, and many others with dates around October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone—Noyes
St. Peter's Church
Milford
Conn
Henry Messer
Far Rockaway
L. L
Edith Isabel
Joseph Gillet
Edith Wetmore Noyes
Eliott Williams Boone. Fiske—Walton
Anna B. Walton
William T. Walton
West Ent
Arthur Tdenry Fiske
Port Chester
Pek Gibhs-Warnock
First Reformed Church
Jamiaica
N. Y
Robert Kerr Wick
Leonora
William A. Warnock
George Cooper Gibbs
Jacksonville
Mason Clarke
D. D
Clara
Hutchinson Packard
Edwin Packard
Harold Sterling Gladwin
Grossmann—Fool
Christ Church
George Alexander Strong
Helen Lamar
Lamar Foy
Edwin Booth Grossmann
Yates—Willson
Death notices and funerals from New York area papers
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices from Oct 1908 across New York and nearby towns. Names include Bateson Carey Cutter Elliott Gilman Gilsey Harris Kelly King Lathrop Mead Sherwood Shultz Stromridge Thomson Unsworth West Willner Yale Appleby among others with dates, addresses, and interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateson
Claremont Hall
Cheshire
Enelan
Richard Enley
Carey
City Island
THOR
Junge
Henry B. Cares
Woodlawn
Cares
Trey
Emily M. Touch
George RR
Newtown
Cutler
John Cutter Wily
Augustus W. Tutler
Funers
Morristown
N. J
Pritay
Albany
Eliot
Ten Cove
George A. Billiott
Katherine M Elliott
George W
Mary Elljiott
Washington
St. Joseph's
Tremont
West
Calvary Gilman -Suddently
Ote St. Oy
Twarris
White Hains
N. Y
Willam St. Harris
Serviers
Grace Church
White Iains
Calvary, King
Plainfield
Thomas R. King
Compton
Ida M. Lathrop
Castleton
Hudson
Arie
Sherwood
Brooklyn
Nathan Manning Sherwood
Jersex City
Bergen
Harriette
D. P. Kidder
Chicago
Heck Av
Ocean Grove
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
Thomson
Willliam Watson -Thomson
Glasgow
Scotland
Unsworth
Joan Fiberte West
Ocean
Willner
John Dutton Wright
New York City
Anna Lucia Wright
Philip Willner
Auburndale
Amrherst
Mass
Buffal
YALE
Bennington
Emma West Yale
Edwin R. Yale
Miss Adela Verne to Make Carnegie Hall Recital Debut
English pianist Miss Adela Verne will debut at Carnegie Hall this Saturday afternoon. The varied program opens with an Organ Prelude and Fugue in Seminer by Bach Liszt, then Mendelssohn scherzo and Rubinstein Staccato Etude. Second part features Chopin and Aikan, first part Alberty Elkus and Liszt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela. Verne
Carnegie Hall
Bach Liszt
Rubinstein
Chopin
Aikan
Alberty Elkus
Liszt
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Brooklyn Area
A compiled list of obituaries and funeral notices for residents in Brooklyn and nearby towns. The notices report deaths with ages and current or upcoming funeral details, including addresses and street names, across a broad set of families and local institutions.
Memoria Mass for Ma Be Ward at City Cemetery
The notice outlines a Mass for Ma Be Ward in MI, with related cemetery services and a local undertaker firm. It mentions a price of $153, a phone contact, and the address 20 East 230 Street in New York City for the office and services. The fragment hints at an undertaker family operation with chapels and ambulance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroms Avenue
Earrt
Jooks
East 230
N. Y
Lectures on Persian History at Union Theological Seminary
Friday lectures by Professor A Vo Wlsam covering ancient Persia from Zoroastrianism to Mithraism and Mazdakism. Series scheduled Fridays October through November under the American Committee for Lectures on the History of Religions. You are cordially invited to attend.
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Union Theological Seminary
Park
Tore Religion
Iran
Nichae
Hiellgicpe Hlatory
Persia
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Gertrude L. Minile
George J. Avery
Barry-Gates
Mary F.gates
William .R. Barry
Barry—Hubbell
Emmie E Hubbell
Joseph B. Barry, Jr
Branegan
Joyce
Taronne
Cora
Wake
Chester A. Hawerds Havecker
Jamaica
I.I
Geary
Howard A. Lingfelter
Christopher
Mary Ey Austopher
Linsdn Mecade
Orara—Farrington
Grace Hispiteton
Edward P.odlara
Ramsey—Froude
Estelle Frowle
George Ramsey
Reid
Burke
William L. Simons
Wersox Mortimer
Lulu
E Mortimer
Leo
Wersen
Appleby
Sophie Appleby
Miss Verne
Bird
South Nyack
Ofrt
Kingsland
N. JL
Toure
Copfey
Herkimer St
Troodien
Mary Coffer
Collins
Douglass St
Brownson
John A. Collins
Cumiskey
Easteth St
Mary Cumiskiv
Hartsdale
Gilbere
Doland
Grange St
N. Ji
Margaret Doland
Dunn
Idt
James J. Dunn
Famssled
Shepherd Av
Strooklyn
Victoria Faerster
Fisher
Lesingtin Av
Jersey Clix
John S. Fisher
Lundy's Lane
Sophia Fisher
Flannery
Grove St.jorsey City
Thomas Plannery
Flynn
Richard RF
C Inp Greene
Grotian
St. Boros
Charles FE
Chatham
Thomas Hatton Wuneral
Hark
Cauldwell
Bronx
Esther Hark
Hembberger
Ivticsion
Mildred Bo Wedtiverger Hogan
Ens
Matthew Hegane Witneral
Trvixs
Atlantic Aite
Ors
A Irvin
Trvine
Charen
Agit
H Park
Mitry
Peetry
Ip Mar
M Cereal
Aes Nevins
T* Nevins
Paperal Tereclay
William
Beier
Peepee
Margaret
Neil “Wurerab Ter
John FF
Beit Robinson
Senter Pe Falevaray
Broadkiyn
Theresia Soha
Scott
Bos South
EL Mary Sope
Rigedd
Es Shelly
Viren
Krom
Frances R. Skelly
L, Smith
Eiyst
Fsmith - Lies SM
Isner
Reawith Si
Dred J. Themes
van Ran
Nl EE Francss van Ken
van Nest
Irvingt
Mstella
A. van Need
van Siclen
Madison
Geel
Wiliam HH van Sich
von. Steeren
Westler
Ms Waterman
Bennett
Ast Ordange
Os. J
Aldine Waterman
Wilson
Kearny
Ettheth K. Wilson
Yenc
St. Jose
Hoboken
Richard H. Wilson
Wistendahte
Ferbert Wistenedahl
Undertakers
Frank EE
Campereill
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