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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1908

Page

9

Vanderbilt Horses Take Four Firsts at Westchester Show

Reginald C. Vanderbilt dominated the closing day of the Westchester County Horse Show in White Plains, winning four blue ribbons in harness and saddle classes. J. Campbell Thompson’s stables joined in with two harness wins, while Phoebe Watton and Marie Tempest led Vanderbilt entries to top honors amid a social crowd including Oliver Harriman and many Westchester figures.

Reginald C. Vanderbilt Westchester County White Plains Sandy Point Farm Mr. Vanderbilt J. Campbell Thompson Madison Square Garden Association Oliver Harriman Phoebe Watton McDonald Whitby Jet Marie Tempest Selim Whirl of W. A. Jamison Silver Shed William H. Collier Telephone Moses G.byers Fluffy Raffles Earl Lord Brooke I. E. Davis Davis E. C. Rich Amanda Baron D. W. Maloney Chelsea Baron W. Stanton Elliott Daphne Samuel K. Jacob Peter Pan Gifford Cochan Barbara Eastchester County Society Rye Mamaroneck Mount Kisco Scarsdale Briarcliffe Manor Greenwich Westchester Empire City Racing Association Frank Bradley George W. Quintard Ambram Baudoine L. E. Ortez Harry Darlington Henry Siegel N. C. Reynal W. R. Brown James McClenahan J. Borden Harriman J. J. Downey W. H. Catlin James N James McF. Gummey J. FE. Davis Howard Carroll Elliott C. Cowdin Howard Wainwright Andrew Morison Jake Carlysle McClenahan Lehman Straus Charles O'Neill Albany Lawrence Atterbury Howard Willetts Julian Day George Mavis Howard Potter Edward McVickar George Sidenberg Henry Rowland Everett L. Crawford B. F. Relyea, Jr James T. Hyde Gifford A. Cochran Daniel W. Maloney Henry W. Shoemaker C. W. Leavitt, Jr H. J. Graham Godfrey Preece Reginald ©. Vanderbilt Frances A. Watson B. G. Parade Joan m. Silver Shed Br. G. Telephone Moses G Byers Br. m Edwin H. Weatherbee B. G. Parl B. G. Lord Brooke Pontes Miss Pearl G. Curren B. G. Duffy Richard Rutledge Kelby J. E. Davis B. m. Irishald Edward C. Rutter B. G B.g. Karl

Harness horse show results posted with prizes and placings

Results from the harness horse show list winners in classes for champions and trots. Winners include Mrs W Stanton Eliott's Daphne and Samuel K Jacobs's Peter Pan, with Barbara and others earning places. Sandy Point Farm and Reginald Vanderbilt entries take top honors in several classes including Phoebe Walton and Dr Selwonk.

G. Whitby E. C. Rich Amanda Baron D. W. Maloney Chelsea Baron Henry W. Shoemaker B. St. Royal Whips Sandy Point Farm Reginald C. Vanderbilt Edward C. Rutter B. G. Gift

Mrs Gerken Reclaims Her Beloved Horses At Show

At a Philadelphia horse show Mrs John Gerken bought back her prize horses Shopgirl and Newsboy from Richard P McGrann who had taken them to London and won blue ribbons there. The price was not disclosed but described as high.

New York Times Philadelphia England John Gerken Richard P. McGrann Mr. MecGrann

Red Bank Race Meet opens with pony and steeplechase events

The Avon Mouth County Pony and Steeplechase Association held its inaugural Red Bank meet featuring running steeplechases and hurdle races. Six races produced multiple winners including Strideaway in the Rumson Cup and Gypsie in the Monmouth County Challenge Cup.

New York Times Red Bank N. J Avonmouth County Pony and Steeplechase Association P.F. Collier Peter Hauck P. F. Collier Singleton” van Schaick Spender Belle Leonce Fuller J. O'Donohue J. O’donohue Handsome Belle Fletcher Harper Gypsie C. Cominsy Maid of All Work Modest George Gilder Hagan John Shields Hunter Raine Fletcher

Kendall-Weds in Great Barrington Home Wedding

Miss Marion Douglass of Great Barrington and W Floyd Kendall of New York were married at the bride’s father’s home in Great Barrington. The service was led by Rev Howard M Dumbell with a large bridal party and about 175 guests in attendance.

New York Times Pittsfield Mass Marion Douglass Harry Douglass Great Barrington W. Floyd Kendall William Beals Kendall Gramercy Park New York Quarter Oak Howard M Dumbell St. James’s Episcopal Church Grace Nan New York City Clara Russell

Miss Marguerite Walker to Wed Rae Rogers in October

Miss Marguerite E. Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker Jr, will marry Rae H Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Archibald Rogers on October 12 at the Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth Street at 3 30 pm A small reception will follow at the Walker townhouse 112 West Thirty seventh Street The couple will go abroad after the wedding Miss Walker’s engagement followed her coming out last December The piece also notes the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Ewing to Francis McAnerney for November 18 with details unrevealed and mentions McAnerney’s family connections and Miss Ewing’s relations.

Marguerite E. Walker Joseph Walker, Jr Rae H. Rogers Archibald Rogers Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street Walker Town House West Thirty-seventh Street Rogers Miss Walker Elizabeth Ewing Bernard M. Ewing Francis McaAnerney McAnerney Col John McAnerney Hugh Potts Miss Ewing

Leaycraft Golden Wedding Celebrated in Brooklyn

Mr and Mrs Robert J Leaycraft of 116 St James Place Brooklyn mark fifty years of marriage. He has long served in Democratic politics and thirty seven years as chief clerk in the County Clerk office. The couple plan a Montreal Quebec trip with daughter Mrs Edward Anger and granddaughter Miss Margaret Anger.

Robert J. Leaycraft St. James Place Brooklyn Leaycraft Manhattan Montreal Quebec Edward Anger Margaret Anger Anger Standard Oil Company Mrs. Leaycraft Mounsey N. Y Florida

Minzesheimers Celebrate Golden Wedding in New Jersey

Long Branch New Jersey September 19 Mr and Mrs Charles Minzesheimer of New York marked their golden wedding at Home Rest a summer home near Elberon The celebration was a family affair organized by their three children with many visitors paying respects An employee from C Minzesheimer Co sent greetings from the New York firm

Minzesheimers Long Branch N. J Charles Minzesheimer New York

Wedding of Miss Sands and Hugh Melville Howard

The wedding of Miss May Sands and Hugh Melville Howard was held at St Andrew's Church on the Duries Southampton aided by Bishop Greer. The ceremony proceeded with Bradish Johnson standing as best man after Mervyn Wingfield could not reach Southampton due to fogbound Mauretania. Guests included the Sands and Wicklow grand families with many notable attendees and plans for a Yellowstone Park trip and winter in Italy.

New York Times Southampton L. I Mauretania New York Miss May Sands Benjamin Aymar Sands Hugh Melville Howard Wicklow England St. Andrew’s Church Mervyn Wingfield Bay Port Cies Sands Wingfield Bradish Johnson David M. Greer Treeder East Hampton Madame Breeton Mr. Kreck Mr. Sands J. Searle Barkley Theodore A. Havemeyer Franklin C. Hoyt Charles &. Sands Legrande C. Griswold Harold A. Sands Miss Sands Edith Gilbert Clarke George Co. Clarke Resinala Fincke Manhattan Miss Clarke Samuel Sands Greer Mrs. Howard Mrs. Sands Anna Sands William Sands Theodore — A. Havemeyer Harold Minott Gaillard Johnson Charles E. Sands J. Searle Barclay N. Thayer Robb Harold Bell John Boland Charles Peabody Gerard Columbus James Breese Hugh J. Grant Frederic H. Betts Julian W. Robbins Holbrook Curtis J. Bowers Lee Robert M. Thompson S. H. P. Pell Aymar Johnson Frances Pe

Beardsley Heiress Weds Moses King Jr in Monroe Centre

Miss Margaret Birdsey Beardsley, niece of George Hamilton Beardsley of Essex Fells, married Moses King Jr at St Peter's Episcopal Church Monroe Centre. Rev. Faversham officiated with best man Max Wolff of Albany and ushers Cloves King and Wesley Beardsley. The couple will reside in New York City.

Esther Woodward and James Mortimer Wedding

Miss Esther Woodward daughter of the late Ephraim Woodward of Minoa New York married James Daniel Mortimer an electrical engineer in a ceremony at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on West Seventy second Street and Broadway. Rev Matthew A Taylor officiated with Miss Anne O Grady as maid of honor and William Muehlessin as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the St Regis.

Esther Woodward Ephraim E. Woodward Minoa N. Y James Daniel Mortimer Church of the Blessed Sacrament West Seventy-second Street Broadway Matthew A. Taylor Anne O'Grady William Muehlessin Washington, D. C St. Regis

Gen Wood Praises French Troops After Valancay Maneuvers

Paris dispatch reports Major General Leonard Wood of the U S A praising French troops observed during maneuvers near Valancay. He commends their nap of the troops and their silence as notable qualities witnessed as a guest of the French government.

Wood Paris The France Militaire Leonard Wood Valancay

Mrs Vanderbilt Returns from Abroad with Son in Newport

Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt and her son William H Vanderbilt arrived in Newport from New York aboard the Mauretania. She denied rumors of an engagement to Willing Spencer of Philadelphia and Newport calling the tale ridiculous. She plans to stay at Harbourview cottage and later visit a camp in Chester New York.

Ellen French Vanderbilt Alfréd* Gwynne Vanderbilt Mauretania William H. Vanderbilt Spencer Philadelphia Newport R. I William New York Harbourview Chester N. Y

Old Warship Boston to be Kept on Obsolete List

The Navy Department plans to place the old third class cruiser Boston on the has been list after more than two years in Bremer ton Navy Yard. Restoring her would cost too much, ending hopes she might become a mine planter like Baltimore or San Francisco, both idle awaiting future use.

Navy Department Boston Dewey Manila Bay Bremerton Navy Yard Wash Baltimore San Francisco New York Navy Yard

Chicago Firm Opens New York Advertising Office

The Lord and Thomas Advertising Agency of Chicago will open an independent New York office on Fifth Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street in the Second National Bank Building. It will absorb the George B. Van Cleve Advertising Agency business with Mr. Van Cleve becoming Third Vice President of the New York operations.

Chicago Lord & Thomas Advertising Agency of New York Second National Bank Fifth Avenue Twenty-eighth Street George B. van Cleve van Cleve Lord & Thomas Company New York House

Fedora at the American earns strong audience response

Fedora presented by the Italian Grand Opera Company at the American Theatre drew a sold evening crowd on its East debut at popular prices. Helena Therry sang the title role in her native tongue with E. Torre as Louis Spanoff, while M Merola and M. Merclay led Merola’s orchestra to vigorous, precise performance. The production was praised for its elaborate staging despite a postponed premiere.

Giordano Italian Grand Opera Company Merola Mme Helena ‘Therry Louis Spanoff M. Merclay Abramson M. Torre Relef

Whole family on stage arrives with Mauretania group

The Lloyd family of Bow England arrives in New York aboard the Mauretania with four members ready to perform Monday night in distinct theatres. Mrs Mary Wood leads seven children on stage in America and England including Daisy Wood Maud Lloyd Sidney Lloyd Marie Gracie and Rosie though several are abroad. Average earnings for Mrs Wood's six daughters and son total about 5500 dollars weekly.

Alice Lloyd Daisy- Wood Lloyd Maud Lloyd Sidney Lloyd Etruria Mary Wood England Marie Gracie Rosie New York Daisy Wood

Philipp to Open New Playhouse with Der Corner Grocer Revival

Adolf Philipp will open the new Zum Schwargen Adler theater at 106 East Eighty-sixth Street on Thursday evening. He will revive his first major New York success Der Corner Grocer, a hit staged for 500 consecutive nights at Philipp's Germania Theatre on Eighth Street where he served as manager for twelve years. Philipp will act and sing the lead role.

Adolf Philipp New Playhouse

Wife Divorces Actor Royal S Cutter

Interlocutory decree granted to Cecilia R. Cutter a former San Francisco Stock Opera singer now living here. She accuses Royal S. Cutter, actor last seen in The Mayor of Tokio company, of misconduct. The pair wed in Boston on March 10 1897.

Royal S. Cutter Cecilia R. Cutter San Franisco Stock Opera Company Tokio Boston Cutter

Professional Woman's League Benefit Heads to New York Theatre

Adele Ritchie and Edna Wallace Hopper will appear at the Professional Woman's League benefit next Thursday afternoon at the New York Theatre. The program features Broadway attractions and notable vaudeville performers in a long bill arranged for the occasion.

Professional Woman's League Adele Ritchie Edna Wallace Hopper New York New York Theatre

Theatrical Notes from New York and London Stages

Constance Collier troops in Samson at Empire Theatre after arriving on the Mauretania. The Prima Donna in London features Haddon Chambers. Edward Montgomery studies in Paris and may debut in musical comedy here. Fifty-ninth Street and Madison hosts new German Theatre with forty two actors and Oct 1 opening. Via Wireless by Paul Armstrong to be staged at National Theatre Washington Oct 9. Salome Dance rival offers a bold dance at Fifth Avenue Theatre this week.

Constance Collier William Gillette Mauretania Samson Empire Theatre London Haddon Chambers Edward Montgomery Kelcey- Shannon Company Paris Avill Sddén Fifty-ninth Street Madison Avene Germany Austria Paul Armstrong Frederic Thompson National Theatre Washington Fifth Avenue Theatre

French soprano Courtenay arrives for The Paradise of Mohammed

Mile Courtenay of the Opéra Comique in Paris arrives aboard the Savoie to sing in Planquette's The Paradise of Mohammed for the Shuberts in New York. She discusses work with librettist Blondeau and composer Massenet, and notes this is her first appearance in New York and in musical comedy. The production promises elaborate staging and strong collaboration with French artists.

Mile. Courtenay Opéra Comique Paris Savoie Planquette The Shuberts Mile Courtenay Marchesi Opéra ‘Comique Juliet Manon Mohammed Normandy Varieties Theatre Philadelphia Blondeau Harry ‘B. Smith Miles Courtenay M. Blondeau Louis Ganne Mane Aka Massenet Edmond Missa New York Mauretania

Mrs. Francelia Hudnut Dies of Acute Pneumonia

Francenia E. Hudnut wife of David A. Hudnut of Princeton died suddenly at her son Alexander M. Hudnut’s Allenhurst summer home from acute pneumonia aged 60. She had been ill a few days and her husband is in critical condition. Survived by daughter Isabelle and son Alexander M. Funeral at Allenhurst with ministers Burrell and Beach. Burial in Princeton Monday.

New York Times Long Branch N. J Francenia E. Hudnut David A. Hudnut Princeton Alexander M. Hudnut Allenhurst Hudnut Isabelle Hudnut Alexander M New York West Thirty-ninth Street David James Burrell Marble Collegiate Church J. T. Beach First Presbyterian Church

Miss Rebecca L Duncan Dies. Longtime Boston Teacher

News arrived of the death of Rebecca L Duncan 83 a veteran Boston teacher of more than fifty years. She died Thursday night in Dorchester and her funeral arrangements are pending. Duncan was an abolitionist before the Civil War and worked with John G Whittier Ralph Waldo Emerson Wendell Phillips Charles Sumner William Curtis and Carl Schurz.

Rebecca L. Duncan Boston New England Dorchester Ralph Waldo Emerson Wendell Phillips Charles Sumner William Curtis Carl Schurz

Death of Dr Alexander Wilder Former Evening Post Editor

Dr Alexander Wilder longtime legislative reporter and editorial writer for The New York Evening Post died Friday night at 85 in Newark New Jersey from bronchial consumption. Born Verona New York he graduated Syracuse Medical College in 1851 and later taught there. While Albany political correspondent for the Evening Post he was elected an Alderman in Newark and translated the Bible into six languages. His body will be cremated tomorrow.

Alexander Wilder New York Evening Post Newark N. J Verona N. Y Syracuse Medical College Albany Evening Post

Notable Obituaries of City and Nation

A series of obituaries notes the deaths of Rebecca Safford Wheaton in Detroit Major C Wheaton’s widow Joseph P Wollman ex US Marshal a Montana pioneer and Helena figure in Philadelphia Samuel J Ritchie a Sidbury Canada mine discoverer who died in Charleston West Virginia James H Barnett banking leader and Grand Rapids entrepreneur Franklin Wardwell longtime New York dentist and Penn instructor Corline Klinck Wardman editor wife of Ervin Wardman New Rochelle died after brief illness William Schlicher founder of Trenton Abattoir Company died in Trenton New Jersey at age 70

Rebecca Safford Wheaton Major C. Wheaton U.S. A Detroit William D. Brayton Rhode Island Joseph P. Wollman United States Montana Helena Philadelphia Samuel J. Ritchie Sidbury Canada Charleston West Va Stevenson Burke Cleveland James H. Barnett Old National Bank Grand Rapids Mich Michigan Louisiana Florida North Carolina Wardman William Schlicher Trenton Abattoir Company Trenton N. J Germany

Mardi Gras crowds flood Coney Island in rain ending seven night run

About 700000 people crowded Coney Island for Children's Day and the Mardi Gras parade before a sudden downpour. Police recovered missing children, a Camden broker was arrested after complaints by women, and John Flood of Stillwell Avenue was robbed and knocked unconscious. Cars struggled as confetti clogged Surf Avenue and trolley tracks, prompting swift cleaning by R B T crews.

Coney Island Coney Tne Park Charles Foster Camden N. J John Flood Stillwell Avenue Longshotham Flood Surf Avecnue RB. R. T

Engaged couple announced by Ocean Park family

Kathryn Tibson Ruff of Ocean Park California announces the engagement of her daughter Marie Speer Ruff to Harold Gustave Feraud of Los Angeles formerly of New York City. Miss Ruff is the daughter of the late Col. B F Rutt of Pittsburg Pennsylvania.

Feraud—Ruf Eee Kathryn Tibson Ruff Ocean Park Cal Connellsville Penn Marie Speer Ruff Harold Gustave Feraud Los Angeles New York City Miss Ruff Col B. F. Rutt Pittsburg

Multiple September Weddings Reported Across States

Notices detail marriages including Jos M Hoffman and Louise Witherow at 116 Fennimore St Brooklyn on September 19. Other unions include Evelyn Morgenroth and Edwin Chapin Holden in White Maine and May Emily Sands with Hugh Melville Howard at St Andrews Dune Church Southampton.

Hoffman -Withurow Fennimore St Brooklyn Jos Louise Witherow Edwin A. Hoffman Den—Morgenroth White Maine Pinak O. Hall Evelyn G A. Morgenroth Edwin Chapin Holden Howard—Sands Morris Goldstone George Aa. Newman Toomey—Trowpridge New Haven Conn James” Dewolle Perry Nannie Rirne William P. Trowbridge James W. Fourney Yale University

Obituary notices from New York area dates

Multiple death notices list interment plans for September 17 to 21, 1908. Names include Sammuel Anderson Caroline Fisher Juliet Livingston Jo sin Hatfield I Franklin Wardwell Alexander Wilder and many others with residences in Stapleton Ocean Terrace Wernersville Allenhurst Bar Harbor New Rochelle Jersey City Newark and Brooklyn. Interment at Woodlawn Calvary Cypress Hills and Fresh Pond with private services and special trains noted.

Fisher Far Rockaway Caroline Fisher Wimpfheimer Jacob Fisher Salem Fields Cemetery Cypress Hills Hatfield Josephine Hatfield Charles S. Benedict West Isle St Woodlawn Allenhurst Francenta E. Hennut Alien N. J Feleher Lexinston Brooklyn Hebert M. Neleher May F Costello Mareeret Catherine Henry John Robert Calvary John Mclean Livingston Bar Harbor Juliet Morris Fhilin Livingston William H. Morris Morriss ii St. Saviour’s Church Bar ‘Harbor Alm Moleoy Priday Sarah Jane Molloy Charles and Jane Molloy Norcott West Sith St Lottie A. Norcott Elim St Stamford Conn New York Wilder Newark N. J Alexander Wilder South Lth. St Fresh Pond L. I

Foreign Schoolboys Arrive on Ward Liner Mexico

Sixty boys mainly Cubans and a few Mexicans arrived in the United States aboard the Ward liner Mexico from Havana and Progreso. Many have studied here before and speak English, while some played tricks on the vessel. The Mexico also landed 30 Yaqui prisoners from Yucatan, sent to imprisonment by the Mexican government, having embarked at Vera Cruz.

Mexico Havana Progreso Sam Cuba Porto Rico Yucatan Vera Cruz

Obituary notices list residents with funeral details in Brooklyn and Jersey City

Numerous death notices from Sept 14 to Sept 27 list names such as Margaret McAneny Julia Maguire Adam Moesch and Christopher O Connor along with ages and funeral arrangements. Locations include Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark with services to be held at varied streets and institutions.

Margaret McAneny Fe Mageire Albany Brooklyn Juita J. Maguire Ata Seenueus Charles Mater West Feth St Gottlieb Maile Aget Varick S Ann Meade Meleye Bhataray St. Ol N. TF Caroling Melbye Morsch Adam Moesch Willis Ay Nagel Thurmon Mooklyn Friedrich Fanny Miller- Reed

Unveiling Monuments at New York Area Cemeteries

A list of monument unveilings across multiple cemeteries including Salem Fields Cypress Hills Mount Zion Mount Hope and Bayside with events for individuals such as Alice Doyle Yetta Friedenburg Jacob Gelb Gabriel Goldsmith Theresa Goldsmith Frederick Gutter William Hermes Henry Mayer Mayer Moos Julius Rieser Philip Schermer Isaac Schoenfeld Joseph Smith Sarah Spero Raphael Wolf and others scheduled today or tomorrow at various times. The notices target community mourners and preserve memorial rites in the Jewish and general New York area cemetery networks.

Pate Pielis Gutter Frederick Gutter Mount Zion Hermes William Herms Tyar Mount Pleaxvant Henry L Klein Cypress Hills Cemetery MAYER Henry Mayer Mount Hope Cemetery Moos Mayer Moos Rieser Julius M. Rieser Washington Cemetery Spero Sarah R. Spero Salem Fields Cemetery Wolff Raphael Wolf Bayside Cemetery

Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Line and Trolleys

Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced from $150 with Books of Views available by telephone at 4855 Gramercy or through a representative. Office at 99 Fast 220 N. V. City.

Woodlawn Harlem Grand Gentral Webster and Jerome Avenue N. V. City

Ideal Beautiful Cedar Grove Cemetery at Flushing

Ideal Beautiful Cedar Grove Cemetery at Flushing L. L. six miles from East 34th St. Ferry. Easily accessible from all parts of Greater New York, 5-cent fare, via Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Plots $75 and upward. Booklets at Cemetery office, 1 Madison Av., New York City.

Cedar Grove Cemetery Flushing L. L East 34Th St. Ferry Greater New York Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cemetery of Office Madison Av New York City

Collegiate Baptist Church Service Announcement

The Collegiate Baptist Church of the Covenant at 762a St and Amsterdam Ave invites all to Sunday services at 11 AM and 2 PM with Rev. David C Hughes father of the governor delivering sermons on Fundamentals in the morning and Ideals in the evening. Good music accompanies the invitation to attend.

Collegiate Baptist Church of the Covenant Amsterdam Avenue David ¢. Hughes

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