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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1908

Page

9

Alda Mystery Sparks Met Opera Rumors and James Robb Case

Oscar Hammerstein recalls a Brussels meeting with Mme Alda who claimed New York stage experience. The talk connects Alda with Olga Barrison and Met plans while wedding gossip is denied. Separately Miss Priest seeks alimony from actor Robb after a 1907 marriage ended amid alleged jealous scenes and divorces.

Mme Frances ‘Alda Metropolitan Opera House Olga Barrison Oscar Hammerstein New York Belgium Mr. Hammerstein Mme. Alda Olga’ Barrison Lena Spa Potter’s Field Alda Paris Brussels

Lulu Glaser Stars In Mile. Mischief At Lyric

The Shuberts set opening dates for two new productions Lulu Glaser will appear Sept 28 at the Lyric in Mile. Mischief with Marcelle to follow at the Casino starring Louise Gunning Gertrudie Hoffmann departs Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre for The Mimic World company starting Sept 28 at the Grand Opera House before touring.

Shuberts Lulu Glaser Lyric Theatre Michief Marcelle Casino Theatre Louise Gunning Gertrudie Hoffmann Hammerstein Victoria Thétre Mimic Wars Shubert Grand Opera House

Miss Janet Priest seeks divorce from Thomas Robb

Miss Janet Priest, star of the new musical School Days premiering at Circle Theatre, has filed for separation from her husband Thomas Robb, son of a wealthy Philadelphian, on grounds of separation.

Janet Priest Circle Theatre Thomas Robb

Opera Singers Arrive for Metropolitan Season

Three artists join the Metropolitan Opera House for the coming season. Mile Marianne Flahaut, a Paris Opera House veteran, debuts here as Amneris in Aida. Allen Hinckley, Boston native, and Edward Falck, New York born conductor and Columbia alumnus, bring prior engagements from Hamburg and Bayreuth.

Metropolitan Opera House Europe Mile Marianne Flahaut Allen Hinckley Edward Falck Flahaut Paris Opera House Amneris Bostonians Stadt Theatre Hamburg Mr. Falck Aotfeon New York Columbia University Leipsic Vienna Mr.Falck Baireuth

Hackett to Stage Long Run at Hackett Theatre

James K. Hackett returns from St. Louis after two months in repertoire. He states the Hackett Theatre engagement marks his first prolonged appearance at the theatre named for him. He plans to produce The Prisoner of Zenda The Crisis The Pride of Jennico Don Caesar's Return Rupert of HentzaU and three new plays, two in which he will appear.

James K. Hackett St. Louis Rupert of Hentzau

Barrymore Opens in Lady Frederick in Poughkeepsie

Ethel Barrymore debuted tonight in W. Somerset Maugham's Lady Frederick at an English society comedy in Poughkeepsie. Curtain calls followed each act as Bruce McRae co-starred as her leading man.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Ethel Barrymore Lady Frederick W. Somerset Maugham Miss Barrymore Bruce McRae

Theatre Notes On Stage Flickers and Openings Ahead

All for a Girl withdrawn from Bijou. The Gentleman from Mississippi to open Monday with Wise and Fairbanks. Ida Brooks Hunt back in Algeria after throat trouble. Hackett curates Brieux translation post Zenda at Hackett Theatre. Belasco to lecture on drama technique for young playwrights next spring. Offenders at Hudson Theatre Sept 23 with Edeson cast. Cinderella pivots to Polly of the Circus. Frohman and Collier delay The Patriot as Mollusc continues at Garrick with Coyne Carlisle.

Bijou Thomas Wise Douglas Fairbanks Mississippi Ida Brooks Hunt Algeria James K. Hackett Eugene Brieux Hackett Theatre David Belasco Delasco Stuyvesant Theatre Catherine Grey Catherine Countiss Beatrice Prentice Ann Meredith John Flood Morgan Coman James Seely Henry B. Harris Robert Edeson Hudson Theatre Mariel Taliaferro Polly Circus Charles Frohman William Collier Garrick

SAILING TO EUROPE TODAY WITH FULL CABINS

The Cunard Lusitania departing from Liverpool and the White Star Majestic from Southampton are both sailing today. Passengers include J N Alsop and family Gen G P Huddleton Major F M Gage Justice WJ Gaynor and many others along with Henry A Thomas and several Misses mainly traveling with companions.

Atlantic Cunard White Star Europe Lusitania Liverpool J. N. Alsop F. M. Gage W. J. Gaynor Helen Gaynor Cc. P. Hull G. P. Huddleston A. C. James F. H. Medhurst E. S. Reynal Col. J. Temples H. M. Taylor E. H. Farquhar E. K. Hoyt A. J. West John Fox William R. Scott E. F. Smith H. Hamil

Frohman Plans Paris Theatrical Reforms and Pantaloon

Charles Frohman plans to stage a Paris season that aims to revolutionize French theatre. He will present Barrie’s Pantaloon in English at Theatre des Arts and The Richest Girl at Renaissance with Marie Doro in Paris. He seeks concessions from the French Authors Society to bypass language limits and curb claque influence, while facing opposition from some French writers.

Charles Frohman France Frohman TIMES Paris J. M. Barrie Theatre Des Arts French Authors’ Society Henri Bernstein Samson Caillavet de Flers Rostand Authors’ Society Bernstein de Fliers Gavault

Monmouth Beach Clubhouse Sold by Syndicate

In Long Branch New Jersey on September 15 a syndicate led by Lewis Rodney Berg purchased the Monmouth Beach Clubhouse built seventeen years ago. Former owners the Houghtons M H Houghton served as manager until his death last year and Col Houghton has managed since. New owners will take possession October 1 and remodel and enlarge the building.

Monmouth Beach Long Branch N. J Lewis Rodney Berg Houghtons M. H. Houghton Col. Houghton

The Little Brown Jug at Kildare Novel Preview

Meredith Nicholson writes a humorous political comedy about presidential elections and high jinks. The Little Brown Jug at Kildare teases high politics and witty dialogue, aiming to repeat the success of Nicholson’s previous works.

Kildare Meredith Nicholson North, Carolina South Carolina Europe

Dinner for Count Nagasaki at University Club

Col Robert Means Thompson hosted a dinner in honor of Count Nagasaki, a Japanese officer from the late Russo Japanese War and Port Arthur participant, at the University Club. Speakers included Gen Frederick D Grant and Gen Horace Porter, with guests Kokichi Midzuno Consul from Japan and several U S Navy officers and generals in attendance.

Robert Means Thompson Globe Trotter Count Nagasaki Russia Port Arthur University Club Thompson Japan Frederick D. Grant Horace Porter France Kokichi Midzuno Willard H. Brownson Caspar F. Goodrich Francis John Higginson

Bride to Wed Navy Officer in Trinity Church

Miss Gwendolyn Whipple, daughter of the late John Whipple, will marry Passed Assistant Paymaster William Neal Hughes of the U S Navy tomorrow at 3 in Trinity Church Newport Rhode Island. The best man is Lieut Thurston Hughes and maid of honor is Miss Annie Hare Powel. The Rev Stanley C Hughes will officiate. A reception follows at Bowery Street hosted by Mrs Pemberton Hare Powel. A large gathering of army and navy officers is expected from Fort Adams Naval War College and nearby flotillas.

William N. Hughes New York Times Newport R. I Trinity Church Gwendolyn Whipple John Whipple William Neal Hughes United States Navy Thurston Hughes Army Annie Hare Powel Stanley C. Hughes Pemberton Hare Powel Bowery Street Navy Fort Adams Naval War College Yankee Montgomery Powel

Miss Sands to Wed English Hon Hugh M Howard

The wedding of the Hon. Hugh Melville Howard of England and Miss May E. Sands will be at St Andrew’s Dune Church Southampton L I on Saturday Sept 19 at 3 PM. Bishop Greer of New York will officiate with Rev W Treder of East Hampton assisting. Best man Mervyn Wingfield of Bar rington Park England. One bridesmaid Edith Clark New York. Ushers include Bradish Gaillard Johnson Charles E Sands Franklin C Hoyt Theodore A Havemeyer J Searle Barclay Jr and Robert C Sands. License issued yesterday at the Marriage Bureau City Hall. The bridegroom is third son of the late Earl of Wicklow aged 25 residing Villa Howard Tremezzo Lago di Como Italy.

Hugh M. Howard England Hugh Melville Howard May E. Sands Benjamin Aymar Sands St. Andrew's Dune Church Southampton L. I Bishop Greer New York W. Treder East Hampton Mervyn Wingfield Barrington Park Burford Edith Clark Bradish Gaillard Johnson Charles E. Sands Franklin C. Hoyt Theodore A. Havemeyer J. Searle Barclay, Jr Robert C. Sands City Hall Earl of Wicklow Howard -Tremezzo Lago di Como Italy

Davidson Key Wedding Attends Simple Family Ceremony

Mrs Mary N Key daughter of George S Thomas of the Interstate Commerce Commission married Lieut Alexander H Davidson Thirteenth Cavalry U S A at the bride’s home. Rev Robert M Moore officiated with Lieut Bristol best man. The couple left for San Antonio Texas where Davidson is ordered for duty.

Davidson—Key New York Times Washington Mary N. Key George S. Thomas Inter-State Commerce Commission Alexander H. Davidson Thirteenth Cavalry Robert M. Moore Lieut. Bristol Davidson

Rosetta Goldstone and George A Newman Wed in Long Branch

Miss Rosetta Goldstone daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Goldstone of New York married George A Newman at the bride’s parents Summer home 628 Westwood Avenue Long Branch officiated by Dr Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu El New York Frances Goldstone maid of honor Edgar B Frank best man ushers Louis M Cohen Alva Welby Goldsmith Walter S Heilborn Frederick Goldstone Milton B Newman and Alfred Goldstone served as ushers After a wedding trip they will reside in New York.

Newman—Goldstone Long Branch N. J Rosetta Goldstone Morris Goldstone New York George A. Newman Westwood Avenue Joseph Silverman Temple Emanu-El Frances Goldstone Edgar B. Frank Louis M. Cohen Alva Welby Goldsmith Walter S. Heilborn Frederick Goldstone Milton B. Newman Alfred Goldstone Mrs. Newman

Shrier Danziger Nuptials At Elmwood Residence

Miss Clara Estelle Danziger daughter of Mrs Edward Danziger and Dr Albert F Shrier were married yesterday afternoon at the Elmwood 69 West 93rd Street Rev Dr I S Moses of the Fifty fifth Street Temple officiated Only near relatives and a few intimate friends attended The couple will honeymoon at Saratoga Lake George and in the Adirondacks

Shrier—Danziger Clara Estelle Danziger Edward Danziger Albert F. Shrier Elmwood West Ninety-third Street I. S. Moses Fifty-fifth Street Temple Shrier Saratoga Lake George Adirondacks

Mrs MacMahan and Dr Gilbert Wed at Home

Miss Alice MacMahan and Dr Norman E Gilbert assistant professor of physics at Dartmouth College were married last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Charles H Wells of St Paul’s officiated with Miss Josephine Judson as maid of honor and Prof G F Hull of Dartmouth College as best man.

Alice MacMahan Norman E. Gilbert Dartmouth College Charles H. Wells St. Paul's Josephine Judson G. F. Hull

Long Island social notes preview Autumn events in Hempstead

Long Island country colony members open homes for autumn with Mineola Horse Show Piping Rock Show and United Hunts races. Belmont Park opening follows with fall hunting led by Samuel Willets. August Belmont Jr and wife sail to Canada from Southampton, others in Hempstead and Garden City attendances noted.

New York Times Hempstead L. I Long Island Mineola Locust Valley United Hunts Association Belmont Park Samuel Willets Meadowbrook August Belmont August Belmont, Jr Canada Southampton W. Scott Cameron Te Hempstead Ladenburg Albert Zabriskie Gray Dark Harbor Maine R. L. Patterson Master Morehead Patterson Lucy Patterson Garden City Hotel

Wedding of Miss Helen McLean and Rev Dr James Lasher

The wedding is set for Wednesday October 14 at 4 30 PM in St Andrew s Church at 127th Street and Fifth Avenue with a large church ceremony and no reception afterward. Also noted are travels and plans of various society figures and two forthcoming engagements.

Helen McLean Malcolm McLean James Lasher St. Andrew's Church 127Th Street Fifth Avenue Thomas Hitchcock Adirondacks Westbury L. I Ledyard Stevens Elizabeth Stevens America Cherbourg Miss Stevens Stevens Florence Far Rockaway Berkeley Mostyn G. Washington Rietzel James Cummings, Jr J. F. Cummings Brooklyn Alfred Marshall Cora A. Pendleton William J. Parslow New York City

Dr G W Clarke Educator Dead Founder Mount Washington Institute

Dr George W Clarke educator and founder of the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute died at his home at 10 East 130th Street in his ninety second year. He taught in New York and mentored Roscoe Conkling after an early disciplinary incident and helped found the Y M C A in New York. He held leadership roles at several hospitals and received a Ph D from the University of New York. His widow and six children survive. funeral Friday at 11 o'clock at Deems Memorial Church.

George W. Clarke Union College Roscoe Conkling East 130Th Street Clarke The Mount, Washington Collegiate Institute Waldorf-Astoria Dr. Clarke Milton N. Y New York Henry Street Judge Conkling Roscoe Conkling United States Dix Greeley Grant Pr. Clarke Young Men’s Christian Association University of New York New York Ophthalatic Hospital Hahnemann Hospital Wetmore Ace Flower Hospital Thomas B. Clarke Tiffany Studios Night and Day Bank Deems Memorial Church West Fifty-seventh Street Church of the Strangers

Died On Train During Conversation About Jury Duty

On a New Haven train in the morning, Charles C. Tyler aged sixty-five collapsed and died. Coroner's Physician Schultz attributed death to a stroke. Tyler, local manager of the Lockport Cotton Batting Company, lived at Primrose Street Mount Vernon and was previously a cotton broker at Leonard Street. His son-in-law and daughter, Dr L W Hubbard and wife, claimed the body at Grand Central Station.

Henry J. Appel, Jr Mount Vernon Charles C. Tyler Primrose Street New Haven Mr. Appel Schultz Grand Central Station Tyler Inlaw L. W. Hubbard Lenox Avenue Lockport Cotton Batting Company Broadway Leonard Street

James R Sayre Jr dies at 94 founder of terra cotta brick industry

James R Sayre Jr founder of Sayre & Fisher Company of Sayreville and eldest director of National Newark Banking Company died yesterday at Monomonock Inn Caldwell N J aged 94 He began his Newark business in 1838 and had donated 25000 last May to anti liquor work Funeral from the Sayre home in Newark Friday at 3 PM

James R. Sayre, Jr New Jersey Newark Caldwell N. J Sayre & Fisher Company Sayreville National Newark Banking Company Fireman's Insurance Company of Sayre

Mrs Colgate Hoyt Dies at Centre Island Home

Mrs Colgate Hoyt wife of Colgate Hoyt the New York banker died at her Centre Island home after long illness from injuries suffered in a Richmond hotel accident last spring. Born Lida W Sherman she was daughter of Judge Charles T Sherman and niece of Gen WW Sherman. Married in 1873 she leaves four children.

Colgate Hoyt Oyster Bay L. I New York Centre Island Richmond Commodore Benedict Lida W. Sherman Charles T. Sherman Ww.t. Sherman Hoyt

Widow Justine van den Heuvel Fisher dies in Montclair

Justine van den Heuvel Fisher widow of Major William Fisher died at her sister Mrs. Ferguson J. Cooper home in Montclair New Jersey. Major Fisher served on Gen. J. B. Ricketts staff in the Civil War and Fisher was a Bibby Livingston descendant with ties to Dutch Guiana and the Livingston family. Funeral services set for her sister’s home.

Justine van den Heuvel Fisher William Fisher Ferguson J. Cooper Montclair N. J Major Fisher J. B. Ricketts Fisher John Cornelius Bibby Mar . Stevens Livingston John C. van den Heuvel Dutch Guiana Robert Livingston Sisters of St. Joseph St. John’s Hospital Long Island City Mary Collery Liverpool England Sisters of St Joseph

Vanderbilt Horses Win at New York Horse Show

Vanderbilts and other famed stables dominated the New York show with Faith Hope and Chests from Mrs. B F Hawley winning Shetland class honors. Reliance and Silhouette from Elsinore Farm finished first and second in the combination saddle and harness. Alfred Vanderbilt captured first and third in pony pairs and third in harness horses. Crackshot Lord Baltimore scored top placements. The Vanderbilt party heads to Westchester Fair while Alfred's horses stay for Louisville exhibition.

Syracuse N. Y Vanderbilts Fairmont Elsinore Lorgs B. F. Hawley Faith Hope Chests Reliance Silhouette Alfred Vanderbilt George W. Watson Crackshot Lord Baltimore Westchester County Fair Reginald Vanderbilt Louisville

Best & Co. Buys Fifth Avenue Property From Haig

Thomas R. Ball of Best & Co purchases the 374 Fifth Avenue site adjoining Thirty Fifth Street from Robert E. Dowling of the City Investment Company for $150000 in cash. The property near Altman Gorham and Tiffany stores was previously home to the Engineers’ Club and later leased to Lyons Building and Operating Co. The sale signals a planned expansion of Best & Co into Fifth Avenue retailing, not abandonment of its Twenty third Street store.

Thomas R. Ball Best & Co Fifth Avenue Robert E. Dowling City Investing Company Charlotte A. Drayton Haig Ball Twenty-third Street Altman, Gorham Tiffany Engineers’ Club Fortieth Street Bryant Park

Professor De Churton Collins Found Dead in England

English essayist and professor De Churton Collins was found dead near Lowestoft, England. Police believe he may have killed himself during a period of low spirits due to illness. Collins, born in 1848, was a lecturer in English literature at Birmingham.

Lowestoft England John Churton Collins Birmingham

Marriages in New York and New Jersey Zebras

Several society notices report marriages on September 14 15 1908. Alice E MacMahon wed Norman Gilbert at 173 West 7th Street New York. Florence H Mansell wed William A Willingham at St Bartholomew s Church New York. Daphne Dame Dieterich wed Schuyler Imbrie in New York. Albert L Kennelly wed Harriet Mae Batchelor in Plainfield New Jersey.

Gilbert—Macmahan West New York Alice E J. T. MacmAhan Norman Gilbert Hanover N. H Charles $. Banner West 7Th St Henrietta Mansell Henry Mansell London England William Allen Willingham Imbrie—Dieterich Daphne Dame Dieterich Schuyler Imbrie Kennelly—Batchelor Plainfield N. J Albert L. Kennelly Harriet Mae Batchelor

Obituaries list from Essex Fells to New Rochelle

A long obituary list notes deaths from Sept 13 to Sept 15 1908 across New Jersey and New York. It includes James Bowers Peter J Boyland Henry J Braker George W Clarke Justine Van Den Heuvel Abigail Trene Brinsmade Lida Sherman Hoyt Webb Horton Mary E P Menzie Busan A Miller Giovanni Morosini Lawrence Huntington Rehbein Jessie Charlick Reynolds Henry Lincoln Saltonstall Suydam Hilda Tiffany Charles C Tyler Frances Ward Samuel Axford Maria R Atwell M R W Bagley Jacob Becker Edward H Boemler and others with funeral details and interment plans.

Bowers Essex Fells N J James Bowers Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Newark J. Boyland East 134Th St Peter J. Boyland Mary John Boyland Braker Plymouth England Henry J. Braker New York City West Presbyterian Church West 42d St Woodlawn Clarke George W. Clarke Deems Memorial Church West 57Th St Greenwood Cemetery Fisher Montclair N. J Justine van den. Heuvel Congregational Church Washington Horton Middletown N. Y Webb Horton South St Hillside Cemetery Hoyt Lida “Sherman Hoyt Colgate Hoyt Eastover Farm Oyster Bay U. S Canal Dock New York Cleveland Lakeview Cemetery Paris New York Herald Menzie Morristown Mary E. P. Menzil William B. Menzie Wenesgay St. Louis Miller Elm St New Rochelle N. \., Sept. 14, 1908, Busand A. Miller Leonard P. Miller Josiah le Count Trinity Church Grand Central Station N._H H.R. R Morosini Riverdale Giovanni P. Morosini Rehbein Lawrence Huntington Rehbein Alpheus Martha Huntington Rehbein Sutton Manor New Rochaile N.Y Louis C. Tiffany Mary Woistridge ‘Goddard Tiffany Madison Square Presbyterian Church Wrednesday Tyler Charles C. Tyler le Roy W. Hubbard Ward East 28Th St Frances Ward John D Laura M. Robards Jersey City du &J. Esprit East 27Th St

Obituary notices and funeral details from Jersey City and nearby

A long list of death notices and funeral details across Jersey City Brooklyn and neighboring towns. Names include Francis H Bookstaver John L Brown Bertha M Campbell Joseph Darcy Agnes Dayton Mary Deegan Minnie Eaton Charles W Frankel Jennie Gerau Annie Hayden Eliza beth Hill Mare Jon C Tiesper Henry Hoppner Mary A Jackson David M Jacobs Adolph Katz Frank L Pecor Christine Schlobohm Ellen Sharkey Malvina Shipsey Walter Van Houten Mamie Waricke Rosalie Weintraub Mary A Wolff Louis Yersin and others. Funeral times and places span St John’s Hospital Leong Island City Bayonne Brooklyn Hoboken Newark Lodi Township and Jersey City.

Bookstaver Cottage St Jersey City Francis H. Bookstaver Brown Newark Av John L. Brown Burns St. Av Brooklyn William S. Burns Campbell 9Th St Bertha M. Campbell Collery St. John's Hospital Leong Island City St. Philip Collery Connaughton Belleville N. J Margaret, Connaughton Connors 13Th St Annie Conners Crego Claverack N. Y Ettle M. Crego Anna Dietrich Donohue Patsade Town of Union Margaret M Eaton Jefferson Av Minnie Eaton Frankel Claremont Av Charles W. Frankel Frazier Howard St Hill Harrison Catherine Hil Guttenburg Elizabeth Hill Hinton Worcdbine St Margaret L. Hinton Hopper Harrison, N. J Mare Jon C. Tiesper M. Hoppner Wilow Terrace Newark Henry Hoppner Jackson Montclair Mary A. Jackson Jacobs Ridgeview Av White Plains David M. Jacobs Katz Park St Adolph Katz Caufman Joseph Kaufman Kelley T West 181St St Charlotte Kelley Bushwick Hira Stein Krollpfeiffer East 35Th St Julius F. Krollpfeiffer Kuhn Woodward Av Joseph Kuhn East Kenney St Louis Kuhn McMahon Virginia Margaret McMahon McShane Stevens Av Mary F. McShane Mason Warwick St William Mason Melando Chauncey St Frank L. Pecor Schlobohm Lodi Township Christine Schlobohm Schrott 15Th Av John Schrott Sharkey East S4th St Ellen Sharkey Shivley East 22d Malvina Shipsey van Houten Walter van Houten Waricke Christ Hospital Hoboken Mamie Waricke Weintraub Lenox Av Rosalie Weintraub Weckemann M. Wilson Anna Wilson Wolff East Ssth St Mary A. Wolff

Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by train trolleys and carriage

The Woodlawn Cemetery is described as readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or by carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars. Contact Telegraph 4855 Gramercy or visit Office 20 East 230 Street, New York City.

Woodlawn Cemetery Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue T

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