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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1908

Page

11

Ladew's Horses Win at Mineola Show

Harvey Ladew captures four blue ribbons including two four in hand in a Mineola Horse Show dominated by Elsinore Farms. Clarence H. Mackay and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt notable among judges and spectators as long day of breeding, hunters, and jumpers concludes with Ladew and Miss Elsie Laden among top winners.

Harvey Ladew Mineola Elsinore Elsie Laden Mr. Ladew Clarence H. Mackay Mr. Mackay Harvey 8. Ladew Herbert L. Pratt Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Long Island Paul D. ‘Cravath Hero Joseph E. Davis John 8. Phipps Cornelia E. Bryce Henry C. Phipps Delancey Jay F. R. Hitchcock King Gee Gaylight Harvey Laden Payne Whitney Buster Brown R. Lawrence Smith Rocking Vera A. H. Cravath Glorybird Pandora John §. Phipps Scott Paul D Mayo Allan Pinkerton Cornelia Bryce Rensselaer Breeding Bureau The Jockey Club Roswell Eldredge H. Laden Miss Maud Kennedy H. Ladén Véra A. Havath Formance John &. Phipps Paul D. Cravath Ch. m. Hero Henry G. Phipps Wyvis E. C. Rich Br. m Amanda Baron B. G. Haro Harry Toplitz Judge Boardman B. G. Hugo Prince George Charles F. Hubbs M. Belle Cromwell Postal Cable Atlantic Pacific Udo M. Freischmann M. Mayo Singer Miss Vera A. H. Cravath Lady Hampton John S. Phipps B. G. Gaslight B. G. Hero B. G. Scott John Phipps B. G. Gasight

Morristown Horse Show Expands To Three Days In New Jersey

Morristown New Jersey extends its horse show to Thursday through Saturday. Prominent New York society figures attend this social spotlight leading to the National exhibition in November at Madison Square Garden. Fifty one classes include local and open divisions with new conditions and a farmer class. Highlights include an Friday exhibition by Capt Grimsgaard and Saturday Arabian stallion demonstrations by Homer Davenport.

Morristown N. J New Jersey New York Madison Square Garden Grimsgaard Tiemra Ayileshire Malep Vermont Joan R. Brinley A.T., Revere J. Ogden Chisom Walter P. Bliss CC. D. M. Cole Putnam A. Bates Robert A. Granniss, Jr Joseph W. Ogden George R. D. Schieffelin Henry W. Shoemaker A. Fillmore Hyde Otto H.kahn D. Hunter McAlpin Wickliffe Throckemorton Roadsters Hamilton H. Salmon Brooklyn N. Y Louis Haight Hamilton H. “Salmon N. Wiz A St. John Troxcott Newark N. A Liis Haight Boycott

Berkshire Hunt Breakfast at Mountain View Farm

Shroia to The New York Times reports a Berkshire hunt breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Winthrop and Folsom at Mountain View Farm in Lenox Massachusetts. Riders met at Oaklawn for a six mile fast chase despite heat with guests including J Pierpont Morgan Edward Morgan and many society figures.

Shroia New York Times Lenox Mass George Winthrop & Folsom Sunnytidge Mountain View Farm Ethel F. Folsom New York Oaklawn Charles Lanier J. Pierpont Morgan Edward V. Morgan Cuba Henry Pendleton Rogers William W. Rutherford W. F. Dayton Robert Stockton John W. Minturn J. W. Meserole Abraham Meserole Frederic K. Pendleton R. T. Fowler Fowler H. M. Barry

Tuxedo Social Notes Show A Busy Autumn Ahead

Tuxedo Park hosts a string of dinners bridge and luncheons as cottagers return and plan October entertainments. Notables including Eugene Higgins and Sen Chauncey M Depew stay at the clubhouse while the Tuxedo Horse Show Association prepares to stage trotting races with strong entries and prize money.

New York Everal Air Henry Cmett Nowsae Tuxedo Horse Show Association Tuxedo Horse Show Pierre Lorillard, Jr Tuxedo Orange Eves W. D. Chappell George F. Baker P. Hewitt C. M. Bell Herbert Shipman Charles J. Coulter Edward L. Keyes Joseph. E. Stevens Edson Bradley H. J. Burnett Count de Gerins Paris Eugene Higgins N. Whitman Oswald Jackson Lee B. Baker Charles W. Gould Leslie W. Lee Count G. de Gandy Cc. de Rham, Jr FE. R. Disck Archibald Rogers E. D. Chadwick Wainwright’ Parrish Lawrence Redington KE. R. Jones Miss Jones A. de Nueflize William A. Hutcheson

Girls learn department store skills in first of its kind courses

Dr. Louis Haupt oversees three experimental programs at Stuyvesant and Evening High School. A girls only sales course aims to train students in customer service, store organization, sales tactics, and basic law. Separate programs teach boys wiring and plumbing with a model two story house inside the school.

Louis Haupt Board of Education Committee On Special Schools United States East Forty-first Street Third Avenue New Stuyvesant High School Milady Committee On Dr. Haupt Diana Hirschler L.L Boston Philadelphia Rue de la Paix Paree Sherlock Holmes Jersey Paris Miss Hirschler United States Supreme Court Haupt

Revizor to Run in London Stage Season

Ostrovsky's Revizor, famed Russian comedy, may have a London run this season. Percy Burton of Garrick Theatre arrives in St Petersburg to study the Imperial Alexander Theatre version with leading actors. Tolstoi's The Power of Darkness may follow for British audiences.

ST. Petersburg Ostrovsky New York Yale College Dramatic Club London Percy Burton Garrick Theatre Imperial Alexander Theatre Davidoff Varlamoff Mme. Savina Tolstoi Lessing Theatre Berlin

Bowery Rejects Chicago Sheathcoat Fashion

A New York Bowery debate over a Chicago sheathcoat for men sparks ridicule and opposition. Members at the Alligator Hotel powwow mock the coat as impractical and decry it, while Chicago fashion dispatches promise a tight, form hugging garment. Illinois may drop from winter hoboes tours.

Bowery Chicago New York Fifth Avenue Alligator I Altoona Maine Louisianer Nix Fred Pittshbure Jake Illinois

Foy Prefers Shakespeare Over Burlesque in Hamlet Role

Eddie Foy opposed to burlesquing Hamlet in Edga Smith's Mr. Hamlet on Broadway. He argues his seasoned study of the real lines, wants to perform straight Hamlet and wear the Danish prince's clothes, despite other cast members using burlesque lines. The rehearsal at Majesty Theatre faces friction as Smith and Foy clash over the approach and audience reception.

Eddie Foy Broadway Edga Smith Mr. Hamlet Mr. Foy Majesty Theatre Mr. Smith Hamlet Sothern Forbes-Robertson Edwin Booth

New Orleans Manager Arrested Over Byrnes Theatre Law Test

Jules B. Bistes manager of the St Charles Orpheum was arrested for letting two patrons take front row seats after the curtain rose to test the Byrnes Theatre act. He was arraigned in First City Criminal Court and released on bond for trial. The law carries a $25 fine or thirty days in jail for each offense.

New York Times New Orleans Jules B. Bistes St. Charles Orpheum

Strang Not Wed In Stamford Wedding Plans Collapse

Lewis Putnam Strang an automobile racer and actress Jennie L Spalding stage name Louise Alexander did not marry in Stamford amid a rushed wedding plan. Strang says Spalding asked for more days to consider and left for New York after agreeing to a secret wedding. John H Tyson observed the events at the Carlton hotel where a 1 30 am breakfast was arranged.

New York Times Stamford Conn Lewis Putnam Strang Jennie L. Spalding Louise Alexander Strang John H. Tyson Riverside Carlton Martin J.gray Miss Spalding New York

Novel German Theatre to Open With Modern Features

The new German theatre at Fifty-ninth Street and Madison Avenue will open next Thursday night. It offers an adjustable orchestra pit that can convert to seats or expand for sixty musicians, a dual stage for concurrent rehearsals and performances, and a column-free seating layout with semicircular rear boxes. The main foyer provides buffet seating and a first floor smoking room, while decor includes The Quest of Beauty by Prof Alphonse Mucha and extensive lighting with eighteen candle power lamps plus thirty three more.

Fifty-ninth Street Madison Avenue Alphonse Mucha

Canoe Brook Golf Club Hosts Busy Cup Semis

About fifty golfers competed at Canoe Brook Country Club with semi final matches in several cup divisions and a blind medal play handicap. W W Pell won the approaching and putting contest with 27, while E Downes and H F Cornwald placed second and third. Handicap tie between C F Lutz and E C Gambler at 73 net noted along with detailed semi final results for the Roseville, September, and Ayers Cups.

Canoe Brook W. W. Pell H. F. Cornwald F. Lutz E. C. Gambler Roseville’ Cup E. L. Downes H. C. Cornwald R.C. Wilson T. E. Hoffman

Miss Alice St John Nolan Weds Dr J Ramsey Hunt in Manchester

Miss Alice St John Nolan daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Nolan of Chicago married Dr J Ramsey Hunt of New York City in Emmanuel Church Manchester Mass. Fifty guests attended. Ushers and attendants listed. The couple planned to travel abroad in the late fall.

New York Times Manchester Mass Alice St. John Nolan John H. Nolan Chicago J. Ramsey Hunt New York City Emmanuel Church J. T. Whitehouse Arnold Knapp J. C. Bishop Homer Sidney New York Drury St. Stephen's Church Boston Evelyn Hunt Charles M. Cannec Bullard Cottage

William A Wilson Weds Helyn Rolston in Quiet Nyack Ceremony

The wedding of William A. Wilson of Nyack New York and Miss Helyn Rolston daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Rolston of 47 West Forty eighth Street took place quietly at 11 oclock yesterday morning in St Thomas s Church. The Rev Mr Wesson officiated Miss Rolston and Miss Grace Eginton as her only attendant and Vance C Manson was the best man. There were no ushers. Mr and Mrs Wilson will live in Nyack.

William A. Wilson Nyack N. Y Helyn Rolston William H. Rolston West Forty-eighth Street St. Thomas's Church

Marian Parr and Walter Johnson Weds at St Stephen's

Miss Marian Alice Parr and Walter Wilfred Johnson of England plan a wedding at St Stephen's Church on Wednesday September 30 at 4 oclock. Mrs James Belden Gere will be her sister’s matron of honor. The couple will reside at 7 West Ninety second Street after October 15.

Marian Alice Parr Walter Wilfred Johnson England St. Stephen's Church James Belden Gere Johnson West Ninety-second Street

New Comedy for Daly at Wallack's Theatre

Arnold Daly stars in His Wife's Family an Irish comedy by George Egerton. Cast includes Edwin Arden Edward Harrigan William Harrigan and Doris Keane with eight roles. The play follows a structure reminiscent of Beau Brummel though in a different era. Miss Keane released by Frohman to Liebler & Co for this engagement.

Wallack’s Arnold Daly Mr. Daly George Egerton England Edwin Arden Edward Harrigan William Harrigan Doris Keane Beau Brummel Miss Keane Charlies’ Frohman Liebler &Co

Washington social notes at International Tuberculosis Congress

Social events for delegates include a Corcoran Gallery reception hosted by Mrs. Charles W. Richardson with gallery trustees assisting. Secretary Root hosts a New Willard Hotel dinner for foreign delegates and Dr. and Mrs. Richardson host a reception midweek. Gardiner Hubbard hosts a garden party with Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg and Dr. Glynn among others arriving from New York.

New York Times Washington Corcoran Art Gallery Charles W. Richardson State Root New Willard Hotel Richardson Gardiner’ Hubbard

Betty Shearn Engaged to Tad Jones of Yale

The engagement was announced in New Haven on Sept 26 between Miss Betty M Shearn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shearn of Denver Colorado and Tad Jones of Yale University. Jones is coach of the Yale football team this fall and was captain of the baseball nine last spring. His home is in Excello Ohio.

New York Times New Haven Betty M. Shearn John Shearn Denver Col Tad” Jones Yale University

Arkell and Warner Engagement Announced in New York

Miss Margherita Hale Arkell of Canajoharie New York engages to Arthur Simius Dudley Warner son of Charles Warner of Syracuse. The announcement notes her parents Mr and Mrs William J Arkell and names both families involved.

Margherita Hale Arkell William J. Arkell Canajoharie N. Y Arthur Simius Dudley Warner Charles Warner Syracuse

Jewish Orphans to See School Days at Circle Theatre

One thousand two hundred Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum children will view Gus Edwards musical School Days on a specially built stage in the asylum assembly room. The production uses regular scenery and features a song written by Edwards sung by Antonio Auriemma.

Guardian Orphan Asylum Gus Edwards Circle Theatre Asylum Edwards Antonio .Auriemma

Theatrical Notes From The Broadway Scene

Leo Mars joins Anna Helds Miss Innocence Abroad opening in Atlantic City October 26. James K Hackett returns to The Prisoner of Zenda after a foot injury. Mark Twain and party attend Lyceum box for Love Watches. Sir Gilbert Parker expected in town with a new play. Elmer Blaney Harris and Geraldine Bonner sign to deliver Sham for early New York premiere in December.

Leo Mars Mile Modiste Anna Held Atlantic City James K. Hackett Mark Twain Lyceum Billie Burke Gilbert Parker England Henry B. Harris Elmer- Blaney Harris Robert Edson Geraldine Bonner New York

A R Peabody Buried In Calvary Church Services

Funeral services for Archibald Russell Peabody former counsel for Harry Thaw were held at Calvary Episcopal Church. The Rev Dr Parks officiated as relatives and friends filled the church. Pallbearers included Henry Livingstone Lee James G K Lee Granville T Emmett T Lawrence Lee James Terry and Joseph de T Lantillion. The widow Mrs A Russell Peabody and her two children attended with George Peabody. The service featured hymns and a large display of floral tributes.

Archibald Russell Peabody Harry Thaw Calvary Episcopal Church Twentyfirst Street Fourth Avenue Dr. Parks Henry Livingstone Lee James G. K. Lee Granville T. Emmett T. Lawrence Lee James Terry Joseph de T. Lantillion A. Russell Peabody George Peabody Archibald D. Russell Henry Lewis Morris George H. Peabody George Hunter Granville Hunter Peabody Outhwaite Keogh

Prof Frank Parsons Dead in Boston City Home

Prof Frank Parsons a noted lawyer educator and author died at his Boston home. Born 1854 at Mount Holly New Jersey he studied at Cornell and earned degrees in engineering and mathematics before teaching at Southbridge and as a high school math instructor. He joined Boston University as a law lecturer in 1891 and later taught history and political science at Kansas State Agricultural College. He founded Ruskin College of Social Science at Trenton Missouri and served as dean while remaining BU professor.

Boston Frank ParSons Mount Holly N. J Cornell University Southbridge Mass Ister Parsons Boston University Boston Univesity Kansas State Agricultural ‘College Buffalo Ruskin College of Social Science Trenton

Widow of William J Emmet Dies in New Rochelle

Mrs. William J Emmet widow of the late William J Emmet died at her Pelham Road home in New Rochelle. She leaves five sons Col R T Emmet Devereaux Emmet golf star C Temple Emmet Richard S Emmet of Chicago and William Emmet manager GE Schenectady and three daughters Mrs Rosina Sherwood Jean Wilford Von Glenn and Lydia all artists. She was a member of Christ's Protestant Episcopal Church of Pelham Manor.

William J. Emmet Robert Emmet Pelham Road New Rochelle Robert

Frank Squier Dies At 68 Noted Brooklyn Merchant and Art Patron

Frank Squier, 68, a Brooklyn paper merchant and arts patron, died Friday at his home 32 Prospect Park West Brooklyn. Born in Charlton New York, son of Rev Joel Squier, he worked for J Q Preble Co and Perkins Goodwin Co, joining the latter in 1879. He led the New York Stationers Board of Trade as president in 1892 and helped found the Brooklyn Art Club and the Brooklyn Institute painting department. His widow Estella Marshall married 1868. The funeral will be held at 4 PM today at his residence.

Frank Squier Prospect Park West Brooklyn Charlton N.Y Joel Squier Poultney Ife J. Q. Preble & Co Perkins, Goodwin & Co Lie New York Stationers’ Board of Trade Sijuier Brooklyn Art Club Brooklyn Institute Estella Marshall

Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs David Leavitt Ifough

A son was born on September 24 to Mr. and Mrs. David Leavitt Ifough. The brief item records the birth with standard society notice wording.

Hough David Leavitt Ifough

Engagement of Florence Friedman to Morris Friedman

Mr and Mrs Ja cob Friedman announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Mr Morris Friedman. The couple will celebrate at home on Sunday October 11 1908 from 3 to 4 at 350 West 85th Street.

Friedman—Friedman Jacob Friedman Florence Morris Friedman West 85Th St

Marriages Listed in New York Churches

The page records several nuptials with names and dates. Helen Rolston and William Andrews Wilson wed at St Thomas Church New York on September 28 1908. Florence Adele Jennings wed Judson Frederick Bourne on March 7 at Elizabeth New Jersey. Fannie Vance Pawson wed Gilbert J De Revere of Brooklyn on September 24 Yonkers. Samuel Bartlett Elder Goeller married Lucy J Mananen at Italy Faith Church Bronx September 26.

Biorne-Jennings Elizabeth Florence Adele Jennings Judson Frederick F4orne DE Revere—Pawson Yonkers Fannie Vance Pawson Gilbert J. de Revere Brooklyn Goeller— Manatian Italy Faith Church Bronx Bartestiveller Lucy, J. Mananen

Obituary notices and funeral notices from New York area

Notices announce numerous obituaries and funeral details for William Baehr Leonora Kirby Leslie Carter John Low Chapman Charles F Clarke Julia Colt Emmet Florence Smith Martin Susan Douglas Charles L Stokes Grace Bachman Ernest Bindawald Jennett M Birdsall Isabel la Bowne Patrick J Carney Catherine Carroll Conlon Craig and others with service dates locations churches and addresses across Mount Adams Passaic Ridgefield Watertown and New York City areas. Services listed include Sept 2 5 28 1908 at St Lucas Church Ridgefield Stephen s Church Watertown Brookly n and more with arrival times and burial plans.

Rapha Oregon St Mount Adams William Baehr Puestiar St. Lucas German Protestant Church Ohio Volunteers Bates Passaic N. J Stuidenly Leonora Kirby John. J. V. Westerveit Albert G. Bates Westervelt Place Passaic Park Erie R. R Chambers St Carter Chicago Leslie Carter James Carter Chapman Ridgefield Conn John Low Chapman J. Chapman T. Stephen's Church Clarke Portland Av T. Paul Minn Charles Fliha Clarke Hannah Sanford Charles Bara Clarke Watertown Jefferson Sterling St Brookside Emmet New Poehette New York Julia Colt Emmet William J. Emmet Martin Florence Smith Martin Hartis K Mary A. Smith Wyoming 55Th St 7Th Av Spedden Tuxedo Susan Douglas Edgar Spedden J. Frederic Tams Lexington Ss. R. Smith Infirmary Staten Island Charles L. Stokes Birdsall Binghamton N. Y Jennett M. Birdsall Bowne Stanhope &J Isabella Bowne M. Carney Patrick J. Carney Carroll Garrison Ay Jersey City Heights Catherine Carroll Conlon John and Bridget Conlon East 100Th St Cits Craig Alice E. Craig Halsted St Brick Church

Death of Prof Ernest Fenellosa in England on voyage to America

Prof Ernest Fenellosa died last Monday in London as he prepared to sail to America. Born in Salem Massachusetts in 1835, he studied at Harvard, taught in Tokyo, served as Imperial Fine Arts Commissioner, and held curatorial posts in Boston and Tokyo. He authored East and West and The Discovery of America and wrote under Sidney Meall. his wife Mary McNeill Fenellosa is also a writer.

Ernest F. Fenellosa Lonndon America Salem Mass Harvard Tokio Japan Imperial Fine Arts Imperial Museum Boston Museum of Fine Arts Imperial Normal School Spring Hill Ala Fenellosa Mary McNeill Sidney Meall

Baltimore priest leads funeral for Rev Roland

The Rev Father Boland rector of St Phil's in Baltimore led the service at Mrs Mary Quin's home in South Boston Avenue. Passages by Fathers Mecjoskey Nolan of Univ city accompanied him. The last rites were given and the church mourns the death of Father Roland who died of acute Bright's disease. Burial arrangements place Pattumore for interment.

Atlantic City Rex Father Boland St. Phil's Noman Catholic Church Baltimore Mary Quin Boston Avenue Mec Joskey Pather Nolan Unis City Roland Bright Pattumore

Obituary notices for Micajah Davids Runyon Pyatt and James E H Ficers

Micajah Davids died at his Jersey City home on Friday from paralysis after a stroke. He never drank or used tobacco and was born July 27, 1814, in New Castle New York. survived by five daughters, wife predeceased, and a Bedford Street Methodist Church link. Runyon Pyatt, 58, Rogers & Pyatt shellac importers, died suddenly at Sea State. native of New York, leaves widow, funeral at 4 today in New Brunswick. Captain James E H Ficers, longtime New York steamboat master, died at Belford New Jersey after two years illness. widow, one daughter Mrs Garrett Lee, and one son Captain Charles Hobbs survive. Father Leo McNamara, 80, of the Order of St. Francis, died at St Peter's Hospital Brooklyn. linked with St Francis College for 25 years. two sisters survive.

Micajah Davids Jewett Avenue Jersey City New Castle Wrestchester County New York Bedford Street Lie Runyon Pyatt Rogers & Pyatt Shellac Importers Front Street Sea State Brunswick James EH. Ficers Belford N. J Tie Garrett Lee Cart Charles Hobbs Leo McNamatca Order of St. Francis St. Peter’s Hospital Brooklyn St. Francis’s College

Obituaries Notice of Deaths and Funerals in Newark and Brooklyn

A list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents including Laur. L. Dann at Broomfield New Jersey and Julian T. Forman at 4% West 22nd Street, with multiple entries from Newark Brooklyn and Haines Falls New York. Names include Caroline Bainberger Dunlop Margaret Ki Kissing er Susan Cenne Nellie Malone Eugene Meffuture Albert Reed Dr. William A. Richards Philip Rosen and John Webb among others. Funeral times vary with many to-day or Monday services noted.

Goldsmith West Julius Goldsmith Wayes Academy St Newark William Hayes Henshaw Brooklyn Catherine Tewart Hershaw Fairview Hill West 44Th St Charles _ Hill M. Hinds Paris Mamie Hinds Tatta-kiry Chark. Joyce Thitin St Helen Joyce Paneer Mantay Nusten Kissinger Margaret Ki Runeral Lenxein Susan Cenne MAAS Albert Fe Andtoria L. A Burelyh A Saas Malones 46Th St Nellie Miulone Meuire N. Mes Repit Albert KR. Reed PS. Richards Linden Av Brookly William A. Richards M. Scheef 251 West Gottlieb Scheef ML Smith Monroe St Edward Janes Srotth Squire Prespient Park West Stooklyn Frank Squire Nf . Simpson N. J Robert W. Simpson Ingraham Place Me Silance Millburn Ruth Silance Trulebee Waldeéerriere Pridgeport Carm David Trubee Wade Sin East 119Th St Ma Wate Meany Waltheehs Neck Road East 11Th St Firooklyn Anna Walthers Wrieden McDonmigh St A W. Wrieden WERBP Hanover John W. Webb Young Snyder Orangs N. Ji Zee Ty Joseph Young

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