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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

9

Morgan McCook wedding planned in New York townhouse

The wedding of John Junius Morgan, son of Rev. John B. Morgan of Paris, to Miss Caroline McCook will be held October 6 at the McCooks town house on West Fifty-fourth Street. Only family and close friends invited. Eight bridesmaids named with notable relatives. Best man is cousin William Pierson Morgan. no ushers.

John Junius Morgan John B. Morgan Paris Caroline McCook John J. McCook Harriet McCook Harriet Janetta Alexander Eleanor Alexander Henry A. Alexander Helen Hamilton William Pierson Hamilton Mr. Morgan Dorothy Merle Smith Wilton Merle Smith Edith Ellis Herman Ellis Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Douse B. Morgan Juliet B. Cheeegan Fitz-Simon Ursula Morgan William Pierson Morgan

Miss Walker to Wed Rae Rogers at Collegiate Church

Miss Marguerite E Walker will wed Rae Rogers October 12 at 3 30 in the Collegiate Church. Attendants include Carol Harriman Ellen Rogers Eleanor Greene Jeannette Kissel with flower girls Anne Rogers Constance Parsons and Mary Colt. Edmund P Rogers will be best man and ushers include Gordon Auchincloss Herman L Rogers William C Rogers Hamilton Fish Jr William Watson H Fairfield Osborn Jr Aymar Johnson and Joseph Walker 3d. A reception follows at the bride's parents home.

Marguerite E. Walker Rae Rogers Carol Harriman E. H.harriman Ellen Rogers Eleanor Greene Francis V. Greene Jeannette Kissel Gustav E. Kissel Anne Rogers Constance Parsons Mary Colt Mr. Rogers

Maury Moon Wedding Set at Christ Church Charlottesville

The wedding of John Minor Maury nephew of Commodore Fontaine Maury and Miss Jane Bell Moon daughter of John Barclay Moon will be held at Christ Church Charlottesville Virginia on Wednesday October 7 Best man Edmund J Burke of Boston ushers include R E L Saka and Charles B Eddy of York Dr B L of Washington Cecil Dab ney W C Dabney and Lieut Basil Gordon Moon of Charlottesville Virginia all listed as attendants

John Minor Maury Commodore Fontaine Maury Jane Bell Moon John Barclay Moon Christ Church Charlottesvlle

Emilie Cam pau Fitch Engaged to Albert Pepper Gerhard

Miss Emilie Cam pau Fitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Fitch, announced engagement to Albert Pepper Gerhard of Philadelphia. The couple plan a winter marriage. Miss Fitch recently returned with her parents and younger sister from Bay Head New Jersey after a summer stay.

New York Times Washington Henry W. Fitch Emilie Campau Fitch Albert Pepper Gerhard Philadelphia Miss Fitch Bay Head N. J

Double wedding licenses issued for Fischer and Ahrens couples

City Hall issued licenses for a double wedding to be held in October. George Washington Fischer 22 will marry Florence Meta Ahrens and Carl Fischer Jr. 28 will marry Amelia Michelus Ahrens, younger sister to Florence. Both couples reside in New York addresses 202 Lenox Avenue and 191 Edgecombe Avenue respectively.

City Hall George Washington Fischer Florence Meta Ahrens Carl Fischer, Jr Amelia Michelus Ahrens Fischers Lenox Avenue Misses Ahrens Edgecombe Avenue

Ramsay Daughter Engaged to Leslie H Peard

Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsay of Ruxton Maryland announce the engagement of their daughter Isabel to Leslie H Peard of Baltimore. The wedding is planned for the latter part of October at St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. The Ramsays expect to open their town house at 1322 Eutaw Place Baltimore on October 1.

Isabel Ramsay L.h.peard Robert Ramsay Ruxton Isabel Leslie H. Peard Baltimore St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church

Miss Lizzie Lindgens Weds Capt Hugh McCall in London

At St George's Church Manover Square Lizzie Lindgens daughter of Henry A Lindgens of New York married Capt Hugh McCall of the British Army in a full choral ceremony The bride was given away by her father The matron of honor was her sister Mrs Frederick T Fleitmann

London St. George's Church Manover Square Lizzie Henry A. Lindgens New York Hugh McCall Frederick T. Fleitmann

Winchester Marriage Of Mary Bowle Johnson And John Campbell

Miss Mary Bowle Johnson, daughter of the late Edward Contee Johnson of Baltimore, wed John Pearce Campbell in Winchester at Parker Place. The ceremony was led by Bishop A Van de Vyver with an Empire ivory satin gown and lace. Attendants included Annie Moore Johnson and Mary Adelaide Jenkins. Hal Flood served as best man. guests from New York and Virginia attended. The couple will reside in Baltimore.

New York Times Winchester Mary Bowle Johnson Edward Contee Johnson Baltimore John Pearce Campbell Kentucky Reverdy. Johnson United States Maryland England Richard Irvin Henry Clews, Jr Harry Symes Lehr New York Charles James Faulkner Virginia France Parker Place A. van de Vyver Richmond Reverdy Johnson St. James’s Annie Moore Johnson Mary Adelaide Jenkins Hal Flood Lawrence Weems Randolph Tucker McGuire Harry Byrd Holmes Conrad Richard Evelyn Byrd Westover Philip Dandridge

Miss Estelle Anderson Weds Richard Perkins in East Orange

Miss Estelle Eugenie Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Walp of East Orange New Jersey married Richard Perkins a vice president of New York Life Insurance Company in the Main Avenue Presbyterian Church East Orange The Rev Dr John Douglas Adam officiated Best man Richard S Swartwout of New York Ushers James M Sherwin Dr Norman H Probasco Alexander S Webb Jr George W Hubbell Jr The matron of honor was Mrs Clarence

Estelle Eugenie Anderson Andrew J. Walp Whittlesey Avenue East Orange N. J Richard Perkins New York Life Insurance Company Main Avenue Presbyterian Church John Douglas Adam Richard 8. Swartwout New York James M. She

Miss Bertha Stanley Weds William Huntington in Hampton

Miss Bertha Stanley daughter of Col William B Stanley U S A married William Henry Huntington at her parents home. Rev Charles E Buck officiated the ceremony with a bridal party including Dr Philip Huntington Dr A A Stanley Dr W S Stanley Miss Helen Camp Miss Rebecca Rose and Miss Louise Stanley in attendance.

New York Times Washington Bertha Stanley William 8. Stanley William Henry Huntington Charles E. Buck Philip Huntington A. A Stanley U. 8S. N W._S&. Stanley

Ridenour and De Laney Wed in Civil Ceremony

Ridenour of this city married Leroy B. C. De Laney formerly of Harrisburg Penn now residing in Cuba at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs C H Ridenour. The civil marriage preceded the ceremony with Rev J G Butler of Luther Memorial Church officiating Miss Helen Delaney of Harrisburg acted as maid of honor. The couple plan to spend the winter in Havana and return to Washington in the spring.

The New York Times Washington Bertha Ridenour This City Leroy B. C. Delaney Harrisburg Penn Cuba C. H. Ridenour Reuben A. Darby Williamsport Helen Delaney Delaney Havana

Miss Rita Sulzbacher Weds Louis Halle in Chillicothe

Rita Sulzbacher daughter of Charles A Sulzbacher married Louis J Halle of New York at the Warner House Chillicothe Ohio Rev Charles Fleisher of Boston officiated Relatives from New York Cleveland Chicago and Cincinnati attended The couple will sail for Europe on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie Halle belongs to the New York Automobile Club Lotos Club Pilgrims Society and Royal Automobile Club of London

Chillicothe Ohio Rita Sulzbacher Charles A. Sulzbacher New York Warner House Charles Fleisher Boston Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati The Lotos Club Pilgrims’ Society Royal Automobile Club of London

Mary Belle Post Weds John Herbert Childs at Broad Acres

Miss Mary Belle Post daughter of Mrs. George H. Millen Mendham married John Herbert Childs of Lyons today at Broad Acres Heman Childs uncle her residence. Rev. John T. Reeve Presbyterian Church officiated with Eva Childs Lyons maid of honor and Raymond Henry best man.

Miss Eleanor Bernadette Kiernan Weds Jersey City Official

Miss Eleanor Bernadette Kiernan of 331 York Street Jersey City and James P Meehan President of the Jersey City Fire Board were married in St Peter's Roman Catholic Church Jersey City yesterday. Mayor H Otto Wittpenn City Collector Robert Davis and other city officials attended. Father Keaney officiated. The bride formerly taught in the public schools and was attended by her sister Miss Julia Kiernan and Miss Bernadette Weile.

Eleanor Bernadette Kiernan York Street Jersey City James P. Meehan

Mrs Benedict and Mr Fry Wed in Intimate Church Ceremony

Miss Marjorie Wyle Benedict and Charles Philip Fry married yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Incarnation in a small ceremony with close friends and relatives. Rev. Dr. William M. Grosvenor officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Benedict.

Marjorie Wyle Benedict Charles Philip Fry Church of the Incarnation William M. Grosvenor Benedict

Plaza Restaurants Don Winter Garb

The Plaza restaurants showcased winter attire with Fifth Avenue rooms in winter decor and pink and gold tables trimmed with American Beauty roses. Notable patrons included M. E. Ingalls Truman Newberry Henry Seligman H Archibald Pell M H De Young R Livingston Beeckman George Jay Gould William Allen Philip Db Armour P A Valentine George F Huhn Jr John Wanamaker Gen Horace Porter Walter Watson Francis K Pendleton William F Sheehan E H Van Ingen.

George Jay Gould William Allen Philip Db. Armour P. A. Valentine George F. Huhn, Jr John Wanamaker Horace Porter Walter Watson Francis K. Pendleton William F. Sheehan E. H. van Ingen

President Butler Sails for New York

The Kronprinz Wilhelm departed Southampton for New York with passengers including Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler and U S representatives Richard Bartholdt John H Rothermel and L E Padgett.

President Butler New York Southampton Kronprinz Wilhelm Nicholas Murray - Butler Richard Bartholdt Missouri John H. Rothermel Pennsylvania L. E. Padgett Tennessee

Social notes from New York and environs on autumn moves

Mrs. Arthur C. Rice returns home from a Lake Winnipesaukee camp to 109 East Seventy-ninth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Swan at 251 Madison Avenue after Europe. Senator and Mrs. Depew at Tuxedo Park. Archibald Rogers to Cromwold Hall Hyde Park on Hudson for fall. Mrs. John C. Peters visits Lenox with Miss Clementina Furniss. Ger man Hospital Alumnae to meet Oct 7 at Waldorf Astoria with Hans Kronold. W J White to stay at Whiteholme Oyster Bay for Piping Rock show. Mrs. Howard Ridgely at Lenox then Hotel Walcott before winter in Washington. Capt H Belzmann of the German Embassy at Washington at Wolcott Hotel in New York.

Arthur C. Rice Lake Winnepesaukee East Seventy-ninth Street Charles F. Swan Europe Madison Avenue Archibald Rogers Cromwold Hall Hyde Park Hudson John C. Peters West Fiftieth Street Clementina Furniss Lenox, Mass H. Belzmann Washington Wolcott New York

Social notes from Lenox and Pittsfield gatherings

The Berkshire scene features long lists of guests and hosts at Tanglewood Maplewood Mountain View Farm and local inns. Notables include Edward V. Morgan minister to Cuba, Gen. Thomas N. Vincent, Archibald E. Reid, and the Bristed Alexandre and Tillinghast families. Tennis results note McBurney Johnson defeating Kerno chan and Nichols, with finals upcoming.

New York Times Lenox Mass Richard C. Dixey Edward V. Morgan Cuba Tanglewood Charles Astor Bristed John E. Alexandre James Barnes Charlotte Barnes Newbold Morris Brookhurst Hollis Mountain View Farm Lee Pittsfield Malcolm McBurney Owen Johnson Marshall Kernochan Hoffman Nicholson McBurney Johnson Stockbridge Herbert B. Shaw Marshall Kernecian Anna Robinson Helen Alexandre Spring Lawn William F. Dayton Bridge Curtis Hotel Ethel Brooks David Turner Dana New York Frank K. Sturgis Clipston Grange William Postlethwaite Bishop Villa Adolphus W. Greely White Tree Inn East Hampton Charles L. Adams Gertrude Greely Washington J. Woodward-Haven Stokes Cottage Henry A. Cram Highwood Vernon H. Davis

French TB delegation tours New York health facilities

A twelve member French medical delegation led by Prof. Louis Landoury visited Seabreeze Institute for Children at Coney Island and Ellis Island. They toured the Sed Breeze Hospital, dined at Café Martin, and met New York medical leaders as they prepared data for a report to the French Interior Secretary.

Louis Landoury Faculty of Medicine Paris America Paul Coumont Letulle Pierre Tressier A. G. Magnin United States Augustin Rey Kaufman Gros Breyport New York Entertainment Committee George G. Rambaud A. C. Valadier T.’.Seltzer J. B. Martin Ellis Island Watchorn Sed Breeze Hospital Coney Island Society For S. L. Williams C. A. Valadier M. J. Echeverria J. Coumeigt Charles Peck The French Hospital R. H. McConnell Samuel W. Lantert College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University G. N. Miller Eugene Cararia Antoneo Stella William Polk Cornell University H. Crenier T. Seltzer F. Levy T. Tileston Wells al- Mance Française M. Paroutand le Matin J. Coleman Drayton Jules de Grandmont L. Jouvard Eugène Blanc O. Biardot Jules Lassere Antoine Lablanche Edward T. Devine Eliot Gregory Philadelphia Washington

Tuberculosis Death Toll Highlighted by German Expert

Dr Gotthold Pannwitz of Berlin told the Hospital Association of Philadelphia that one third of deaths during working life are from pulmonary tuberculosis and that every incapacitated worker must attribute his condition to TB. The remarks preceded the International Conference on Tuberculosis opening in Philadelphia, where he serves as secretary general.

Philadelphia Gotthold Pannwitz Berlin Hospital Association of Philadelphia Pannwitz

Secretary Root Hosts Tuberculosis Congress Delegates Dinner

Secretary Root invites all delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis to a dinner at the New Willard Hotel in Washington on Thursday evening October 1. He is ending his vacation at Clinton New York and will resume duties at the State Department around mid next week.

Washington Root Clinton, N. Y New Willard Hotel State Department

Five liners sailing today list notable passengers

The transatlantic steamers Deutschland Savice Celtic Grosser Kurfurst SlAVONIA sail today with numerous passengers. Notables include Miss Floy Chamberlin Augustus Post Earl of Granard Saville C Hardy and Rear Admiral Caspar F Goodrich aboard Mauretania bound for the University of Saragossa celebration in Spain. Major General Leonard Wood and Eugene Zimmerman are also noted travelers.

Deutschland Hamburg N. Henry Arnold Henry Bacon H. R. Benedict R. M. Bauer Floy Chamberlin John R. Chrystie George W. Ely A. Holland Forbes Milton Hienry Granville Moore Augustus Post Henry Pollok George H. Short John, van Vieck John Carley Westervelt Savcie Havre James Baird H. C. .Dangler B. H. Flurheim Tudlen Herman Marie Aronson H. B. Berkey Alice M. Hale M. C. Hutter Grace Ford McCauldy Rudolph Miles Patricia Bond E. C. Clapp William F. Haydock F. von Hoffmann Alfred Popper K. F. Reynard James Thomson Slavonia Naples P. C. Curtis Catherine Evans M. H. Holliday W. E. Lamb Grace Palmerlee C. F. Powers F. H. Sheels W. H. Thompson Caspar F. Goodrich Brooklyn Navy Yard Mauretania United States Navy University of Saragossa Spain Leonard Wood Europe Eugene Zimmerman England Duchess of Manchester

A. Russell Peabody Dead

A Russell Peabody died at his country home in Babylon L I after a weeklong illness pneumonia followed a cold. He was 34, husband to Emmett daughter of Judge Emmett and father of two. He previously practiced law and was personal counsel for Harry K Thaw whose jury trial on his mental condition is set for Saturday in White Plains.

A. Russell Peabody Babylon L. 1 Mr. Peabody Howard Howlett Peabody Miss Emmett Robert Emmett New York Times White Plains N. Y Harry K. Thaw Russell Thaw

Engineer Albert M. Bullard Dies at Loomis Sanitarium

Albert M. Bullard an electrical engineer tied to key telephony innovations died last Saturday at Loomis Sanitarium Liberty New York. Trained at MIT he worked with Thomson Houston and Chicago Telephone on electric welding and the popular return coin device. He leaves widow Marion Rorty Bullard married 1904 and parents in Massachusetts a brother Frederic Field Bullard deceased 1904.

Albert M. Bullard Loomis Sanitarium Liberty N. Y Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thomson-Houston Company Lynn Elihu Thomson Bullard Thomson Chicago Telephone Company Ullard, Ieaves Marion Rorty Bullard Middletown Massachusetts Frederic Field Bullard

Henry Suydam Wilson Dies After Illness at 31 East 69th

Henry Suydam Wilson a longtime New York Stock Exchange member died at his home after months of illness. Born March 3, 1840 in New York, he joined the Exchange in 1864 and served on its Governing Committee. He active in Presbyterian Hospital University Place Church Union League and clubs. Funeral Friday with Greenwood burial.

Henry Suydam Wilson New York Stock Exchange Sixtyninth Street Mr. Wilson The Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Wilson Presbyterian Hospital University Place Presbyterian Church Union League New York Athletic Clubs St. Nicholas Society Seventh Regiment Broadway Caroline A. Wilson Lewis Malcolm Graham Adeline €. Poillon Greenwood Grace W. Elms Harrison St Gaul Mary Gaul South Broadway Yonkers Henry Loomis N. Y George F. Henry Frank H. Henry West 4Th St New York Huff Mary F Arthur Y. Sarony Woodlawn Hussfy Harriet Ethela Albert BR. Nussey Elizabeth C. Wyckoff Zetus Searle Bainbridge St Isham Purchase Sarah Collins William P. Isham Richard S Sarah W Bernhard Katzenstein Fast Sith St Salem Fields Cemetery Morris Patergon N. J Martha Westerfield John J. Morris Park Av Paterrson Nashville and Gallatin Tenn Reynolds Cyrus Reynolds Madison Mount Kisco Grand Central Station Stillman Red Hook N.Y Edward Martin Luther L Isabella Martin Stillman Weismann Deborah Jane Weismann Francis H. Weismann East Greenwood Cemetery Wilkinson South Orange Frederick Porter Wilkinson Veteran Active League of New York Summit Ax

Notable Obituaries from New York Area Victims

Obituaries recount the deaths of several prominent figures. Mrs. C. A. G. Fairchild of Orange County passed after an appendectomy. Charles Folandt Robinson Coe editor of The Star-Fagle died. Frazer V. Sinclair of Richmond Hill died following pneumonia after an appendicitis operation. David Straus head of the Newark dry goods firm died at work after a two year illness. Thomas Farrell former Deputy Police Commissioner and Assemblyman died at 53 at his Brooklyn home, once opposing McCarren for Senate and later serving under police chiefs.

C. A.G. Fairchild Women’s Christian Temperance Union Rensselaer Evening Star Rensselaer Eagle Frazer V. Sinclair Richmond Hill Fastmond & Sinclair Flatbush Brooklyn Faily Greenwood David Straus Newark N. J Germany Frederick Straus Thomas Ainslie Street Broadway Williamsburg Assembly Patrick H. McCarren James D. Bell McAdoo

Newport protests gum factory near naval station and hospital

Protests by the Naval Training Station Commandant and Cloyne School principal target a chewing gum factory planned near the station. Residents object to a large naval hospital site on the north waterward edge. Wagstaffs visit Frenchs as Commander Reamey and family wrap up Jamestown season and head to Washington for winter.

New York Times Newport R. L Naval Training Station Cloyne School John R. Drexel Naval Samuel Jones Wagstaff Amos Tuck French L. L. Reamey Navy Jamestown Washington

Arnold Daly Seeks Sunday License for The Regeneration

Arnold Daly applied to Police Commissioner Bingham for permission to stage Sunday afternoon performances of The Regeneration at Wallack's Theatre. He argues the play educates and should be allowed on Sundays, noting settlement-house outreach and limited existing Sunday attractions. Deputy Commissioner Baker will refer the request to the chief, with no immediate reply expected from Commissioner Bingham.

Arnold Daly Bingham Wallack’s Daly Chrystie Street Liebler & Co Vilay Mr. Daly Baker

Miss Duncan Fails To Appear At Ithaca Theater

A crowded Ithaca audience waited for Isidora Duncan the dancer but she did not arrive. Manager Gutstadt dismissed the crowd after a half hour delay, with scenery and baggage delivered but no sign of Duncan or her party. The Frohmans arranged the engagement.

New York Times Ithaca N. Y Cornell Isidora Duncan Gutstadt

Isidora Duncan Engagement Canceled in Ithaca

A Frohman representative said Isidora Duncan's Ithaca engagement was canceled due to exhaustion from frequent performances. She will continue her tour with a Buffalo appearance this evening.

Charles Frohman Isidora Duncan Ithaca Buffalo

Italian Opera Company Stars in Fedora at American Theatre

The Italian Opera Company presented Fedora last night to a large audience at the American Theatre. Mme Helena Therry again sang the title role and E. Torre alternated for M Bari, delivering a capable performance despite having sung Don José in Carmen earlier.

Italian Opera Co Mme Helena Therry E. Torre M. Bari Don José Carmen

Valeska Suratt Engaged for Miss Innocence Abroad Cast

Valeska Suratt was engaged yesterday to support Anna Held in Miss Innocence Abroad. Charles A. Bigelow and Lawrence 4d Orsay will also join the company.

Valeska Suratt Anna Miss Innocence Abroad Charles A. Bigelow Lawrence 4d’ Orsay

Welsh Miners' Choir Sail for U S Tour Invited to White House

The Mountain Ash male choir of Welsh miners sailed on the steamer Adriatic for a United States tour and has been invited to sing at the White House. October dates and stops not listed.

Southampton Mountain Ash United States White House

Maude Adams Returns with Barrie Play at Casino Theatre

Maude Adams arrives after a Dublin holiday and will perform her old hits plus a Barrie play rumored to be What Every Woman Knows. Louise Gunning leads the Marcelle company to Providence for the first performance. The Fair Co Ed presented in London with Seymour Hicks as lead, Henry Miller buys Lee Shubert interests, leaving Miller sole owner of Brown of Harvard and The Great Divide. Gus Edwards appears as the Italian boy in School Days at the Circle Theatre.

Maude Adams Carmania Dublin J. M. Barrie Louise Gunning Seymour Hicks Henry Miller Lee Shubert Mr. Miller Brown Harvard Gus Edwards The Circle Theatre

Violinist Julius Falk To Debut Here Oct 15

Julius Falk the young violinist will arrive for his debut in our city on October 15. The Hess-Schroeder Quartet New York dates moved to early next year to avoid clashing with Prof Willy Hess duties as Boston Symphony Orchestra concert master. The Oratorio Society under Frank Damrosch schedules five concerts this season on December 2 and 2% February 4 March 20 and April 18 performing La Vita Nuova The Messiah Elijah The Dream of Gerontius and St Matthew Passion.

Julius Falk New York Hess-Schroeder Willy Hess Boston Symphony Orchestra Oratorio Society Frank Damrosch Elijah Gerontius

Mineola Horse Show Opens Annual Queens Nassau Event

The seventh annual Agricultural Society of Queens and Nassau horse show at Mineola Fair Grounds starts today and runs through Saturday. Amateur entries dominate with hunt and jump classes, drawing Long Island society leaders and notable breeders such as Clarence H. Mackay E D Morgan and Herbert L. Pratt among entrants. Boxes are reserved for families and prominent figures including J Stewart Barney and J P Grace, highlighting a high society turnout.

Long Island Agricultural Society of Queens and Nassau Mineola Fair Grounds Long Island Society Louisville Exhibition Clarence H. Mackay E. D. Morgan James Willetts S. Taber Willetts J.stewart Barney Wlliam Baldwin Elsinore Stock Farms Harry 3. Schultz W. M. Jaeger E. A. Collison Thomas Ryan Herbert L. Pratt Charles P. Hubbs Morehead Patterson F. R. Hitchcock Tillie White Lawrence Smith Cornelia B.ryce

New Acts to Benefit Professional Women's League at New York Theatre

A benefit program at the New York Theatre this afternoon features Virginia Hope in Cockatoo Circus and English Dancing Girls from The Folies of 1908. Bessie McCoy and Clifton Crawford perform from The Three Twins, Daisy Lloyd Wood appears with the Lloyds English family, and William Hodge with The Man From Home Company stages The Garden Party of the Stars with many prominent players.

Women's League New York Theatre Virginia Hope

Friedman’s Couple Welcomes Son On Sept 22

Sept 22 announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jacob Friedman in a concise birth notice. The brief item records a family addition without further details.

Marriage notices from New Jersey and Ohio unions

A list of wedding announcements across New Jersey and nearby states detailing couple names, wedding dates in September, and venues including Kelmar Church of the Holy Apostle Green Gables Tort Cheater Incarnation Church Jersey City Hoboken Short Hills Bayonne Kingston Bayonne and Chillicothe Ohio with bride and groom names and occasionally parental relations.

Death notices from Newport to Brooklyn in September 1908

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list individuals by surname and residence across New York and New Jersey. Entries include Hannah M Corbin of Newport New Hampshire and others from Yonkers Paterson East Orange and Brooklyn with dates September 1908, service times, and interment details.

Secre tary of State Hosts Dinner for Tuberculosis Delegates

The Sec retary of State issued invitations to a large dinner at the New Willard Hotel on Oct 1 for delegates of the International Tuberculosis Congress which opened its sessions yesterday. Mr Root remains at Clinton N Y but plans to return to Washington early next week. Mrs Root will visit Washington in October but stay clear of early season social life. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus, settled on Sixteenth Street, will host a reception for delegates of the International Fishery Congress tomorrow evening.

New York Times Washington New Willard Hotel Root Clinton Secretary of Commerce and Labor

Obituary Notices From Brooklyn and Nearby Towns

Numerous Brooklyn and New Jersey death notices list names ages and addresses with funerals and private services scheduled. Entries include Emma Ambrose, Eleanor Badgley, Julia Boice, Walter Booth, Thomas Roylan, Jacob Drewer, Minnie Brown, Albert Bullard, and many others with dates and localities such as Flatbush Hoboken Jersey City Newark Yonkers and Kingston confirming service details.

Carrole van Prunt St Brooklyn Thomas E. Carroll Conk Hteacon Jersey City James Conk Cosgrove East 60Th St Patrick J. Cosgrove Crane Garside St Newark N. J John R. Crane Danner Nelson St John J. Danner Desch Lewis St N. F Rosada Desch Doyle Cauldwell Bronx Gerald F. Doyle Eagan Sherman Av Michael_ Eagan Ellsworth Kingston Catherine EL Ellsworth St Farrell Ainsile St Rdoklyn Thomas F. Farrell Gleason Alexander John Gleason Gundlock St. Nicholas Mary Gundlock Hamilton Rochester Av Margaret M. Hamilton Hollsberg Grant Av John €. Hollsberg Heinold Camden St X. Ji Elizabeth Heinold Dr. Hess East Sith St Lillian Hess Hope Monroe St Barbara Hope Kane Pacific St Mary M. Rose Kearney Summit Av Emma Kearney King Glenwood Road Flatbush Catherine EB. King Leete McDonough St Ida J. Leete Logan Montclair Dante Logan Lowenberg East 76Th St Henrietta Lowenberg Lysaght Thomas Lysaght Maceliaro Mary Macellaro Macmurry Ciasson Alexander MacMurray McKenna East Mills 8Th St Brooklynn George Mills Malcrone West Sarah Malcrone Mahoney 7Th St Annie Mahoney Mallon West 27Th St Anna Mallon Puner Ral T’ O Day Greenroilnt Mary Nash O'Connor West Grange James J. O'Connor O’rourke West Hoboken James H. O'Rourke Palmer Bloomington Waldron Falmer Philips Steuben St Charles R. Phillips,Jr Powell Schenectady Av Mary E. Powell Prussner Himrod St Ernest Prusener Reade Saat Atst St Gbronklyn Mary Reade Rider Sarah _A. Rider Lilie Steiner Temmier Amsterdam Av Caroline Temmler Timm Yonkers Barbara Timm Tscherlich Ridgewood Heights Frederick Tschersich P. Vignes N. Y Elizabeth Vignes Waldman Algerna Edward Waldman Weinstock Lexington Av Johanna Weinstock Whitaker Washington St Joe Whittaker Wildfe East 285Th St. Annis Wilde

In Memoriam Keating Mass at St. Joseph's Newark

Mass for Mary F. Keating at St. Joseph's Church in Newark New Jersey held today at 1 30 A M. The service followed a notice listing her name and church location for the mass service.

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