Vanderbilt Wedding Draws Diplomats In Lavish Fifth Avenue Ceremony
Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt wed Count Laszlo Szechenyi at Mrs. Vanderbilt's Fifth Avenue home with two ambassadors in attendance and many Austrian Hungarian officials in parade dress. A Roman Catholic blessing from Archbishop Farley accompanied the ceremony, though the couple's union remains Protestant Episcopal in faith. The event featured a full Cathedral choir and a display of Magyar aristocratic attire, including Hussar and Lancer uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Moore Vanderpilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Austriary
Great Britain
Horace Poland
Joseph H. Choate
Benipotenies
Denmark
Count of Szechenyi
Baron Hoenning-O'Carroll
Austria-Hungary
New York
Francis Joseph
Staf
Washington
Farley
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Grrest
Richt
Monsignor
Lavelle
Father Brice
Bers
Austria
Hungary
Baron von Hengelmuler
Dionis Szechenyi
Hussar
Anton Sigray
Lancers
Paul Esterhezy
Stefan Szecheny
Sith Street
Vanderbilt wedding at Fifth Avenue hall draws elite guests
The Vanderbilt–Szechenyi wedding procession filled a grand Fifth Avenue drawing room with thousands of orchids as the ceremony united Count Szechenyi and Miss Flora Whitney Vanderbilts. Lavelli and Father Byrne officiated. every detail from music to menu showcased a star-studded guest list headed by the Vanderbilt family and foreign dignitaries.
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Martie
Fifth Avenue
Afrirtee Nshon Franko
Techaikowski
Wagner
Beethoven
Rubinstein
Ruth Twombly
Stefan Szechenyi
Dorothy Whiner
Paul Esterhazy
Flora Whitney
Harry Peyne Whitney
Vanderbilt
Rex
Imenys Szechenvil
Vandervill
Dionys Seechensi
Reginald Vanderbilt
Whener
Ruth
Monsignor
Lavelle
Geured
Reine de Saba
Dinine
Rome
Vancei
Fung
Baron Cor Hengelmuller
Amo
T. James Eve
Joseph H. Choate
Nahan Franko
Euveee
Fiorertipe Homard
Royal ‘Stele
Dagneau
Monte Cario
Nowrelles
Lexington Avenue
Grand Central Station
Alfred Vanderbilt
Newport
Boston
Europe
Count Szechenyi
Dorothy Whitney
Miss Flora Whitney
Miss Twombly
Miss Dorothy Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William Douglas Sloane
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Duke of
Mahler Revives Don Giovanni with Purist Mozart Read
The review lauds Gustav Mahler's Met Opera staging of Don Giovanni, praising the restoration of two acts, harpsichord recitatives, and reduced chorus in the finale. It highlights the conductor’s fidelity to Mozart's text, the refined orchestration, and contrasting singer performances while noting audience reception and historical traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Giovanni
Mozart
Prague
Vienna
Mahler
Donna Anna
Leporello
di Rider Finerat
Sussmayer
Gugler
Mahier
Zerlina
Ligertine
Masetta
Scotti
Gounod
Chaliapime
Masetto
Chaliapine
Gorky
Bomel
Don Ottavio
Mme
Eames
Mme. Gadski
Donna Elvira
Mme. Eames
Schumann-Heink Headlines Manhattan Opera House Return
The Manhattan Opera House drew a large friendly crowd for Il Trovatore with Mme Schumann-Heink as Azucena in her local return after years of light opera work. She received extensive curtain calls as the cast, including Ms Russ and Ms Zaccaria Inez, impressed the audience despite Schumann-Heink singing in German rather than Italian.
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Elira
Mme. Gedski
Mme. Sembrich
Zerlina
New York
Mozart
Signor Scotti
Don
Blass
Manhattan Opera House
Il Trovatore
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Azucena
3Ith Street
Mr. Hammerstein
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mme. Russ
Leonora
Mme. Zaccaria Inez
M. Zenatello
Manrico
M. Sammarco
Conte di Luna
Mr. Magnoz
Fernando
M. Venturini
Ruiz
Mr. Campanini
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels in Gotham
Notable guests check in across New York hotels including Mr and Mrs J R Cannon from Chicago at Prominent, James C Dodge and Frank J Morgan from St Louis and Detroit at Majestic, Robert Frankson and F Marx Hill from Montreal at Prince George, M E Ingalls with Mr and Mrs F O Houghton from Boston at Plaza, Baron and Baroness von Hengelmuller at St Regis, and Marvin Hughitt W H Sweatt and Charles J Barnes from Chicago City Mills and Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Gotham
J. R. Cannon
Chicago
Majestic
James C. Dodge
St. Louis
Frank J. Morgan
Detroit
Prince George
Robert Frankson
Montreal
F. Marx Hill
Plaza
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
F. O. Houghton
Boston
ST. Regis
Baron
Baroness von Hengelmuller
Waldorf-Astoria
Marvin Hughitt
W. H. Sweatt
City Mills
Mass
Charles J. Barnes
Weather forecast and summary of regional conditions
The weather report from Washington notes a Sunday storm reaching the Gulf of St. Lawrence with energy increasing. The Atlantic States and Ohio Valley have cleared with lower temperatures, while plains states face a moderate disturbance and higher northwest temperatures with snow in the upper lakes and central Rockies. Forecasts for localities predict mixed precipitation and winds, with fair today in DC and snow or rain possible Wednesday for nearby regions. Local records compare temperatures to last year and thirty years ago.
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Washington
Gulf of S J. Lawrence
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Plaine States
Northwest
Montana
Upper Lake Region
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Arizons
Rocky Mountain
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Szechenyi Vanderbilt Marriage in New York
On Monday January 27 1908 in New York Monseigneur Lavelle officiated the marriage of Count Lanzio Szechenyi to Gladys Moore daughter of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt Marriage notices require full name and address for indorsement.
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Lord
SS Park Ave
Franklin Butler Lord
Daniel D. Lord
Mary Howard Butler
St. Thomas's Church
Barnard College
Franklin B. Lord
St. Thomas’s Church
A.m
Frederick
Wait
Szechenyi—Vanderbilt
New York
Monseigneur Lavelle
Count Lanzio Szechenyi
Gladys Moore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in New York Area
Funeral notices list names such as Elizabeth Detwiler McLaughlin James Moyer Patrick Olvany Martha Belle Sanchez Rachel Craig Simms Mons William W Stewart and Phebe L Totten with dates January 1908 in Brooklyn Jersey City Montclair and nearby. Details note wake times residence addresses and burial plans across East 19th Street Flatbush and Ken Sco Cemetery with private services and masses.
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Sarah A. McLaughlin
Elizabeth D. Totten
Phebe L Malard
Alice M. van Velin
Harry S$. Meyer
Thomas C
Burlington
Henry
Emma
Boston
Emma Henry
William H. Edmands
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Jesup
Morris K. Jesup
Mr. Jesup
New York City
A. R. Wetmore
Mission and Tract Society
de Witt
Chariton Street
A. F. Schauffler
Kelley
West 30Th St
Albert Kelley
St. Louis
Lawrence
de Land
Florida
Charlotte Louise
George Anderson Lawrence
Greenwood Cemetery
Olvany
Aegere
Patrick Olvany
William BL Ovany
Eastern Pareway
Brooklyn
Patereon
John
Decatur St
Rowland
Montclair
N. J
Jonsees
Park
West 238 St. Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Raiload
Simimons
Rachel Craig
Simms Mons
Stephen I Simmons
Dean St
Smith
Seuvesi
Samuel
Alicia M. Pee
Bne
van Heme St
Paterson
Terment
Stewart
William W. Stewart
East 19Th St
Flatbush
Waterbury
Conn
Stansell Oe
Semine
Sameer
Sipe
Eeerill
W. W. Andrews
Jefferson Sre
Totten
Somerville
Phebe L
James D. Totten
Ter
Daniel W. Birdsall
van Valin
Berkeley Place
Harry S. van Valin
Katharine
John H. van Valin
Kensico Cemetery
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains and trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery near Grand Central Station offers easy transit by Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell Co provides chapels private and public ambulances. Telephone numbers 4855 and 1324.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Ofice
East
New York City
Frank E. Campbell CO
West
Chelsea
Aspirants’ Applications Move to Uptown Tribune Office
The New-York Tribune installs a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions at its Uptown Office. The compilation aims to streamline hiring by providing quick access to candidate information for decision makers.
Tribune Subscription and International Mail Rates Paragraph
The notice lists Tribune subscription options including daily and weekly editions, with domestic and foreign postage details. It includes various monthly and yearly rates and mentions hotel reading room availability in London, Paris, Gibraltar, and other cities for the Daily and Sunday Tribune.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
I. Ms-Weeerly
Col
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New City
Europe
Universal
Tribune
Ste Mont Ons
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
London
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Carlton
Clarnge’s
Hotel Ie
Midland Grand Hotel
Howard
Norfolk Street Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper
Ted
Liverpool
Midland Englan Otel
Midland Hotel
Manchester
Eens
Leeds
Bradford
Hotel Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Morecambe Bay
Midland
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
St Enoch
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turmberry
Gibraltar
Cecil
Paris
Chatham
Hotel de Lille
Albion
Nassauer-Hof
Wiesbaden
Four Seasons Hotel
Munich
Bellevue
Dresden
Wurtemberger-Hof
Nuremberg
Europaischer-Hof
Continental Hotel
Austria
Switzerland
Hotel Briscot
Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Palace Hotel
Lucerne
Grand Hotel
Vevey
Italy
France
Hotel Excelsior
Rome
Venice
Hotel Royal
G P. Vieusseux
Florence
Milan
Nice
Hotel de Nice
Eden Prince Hotel
Cenoa
Hoteh de Londres
Naples
Hotel Royal Daniel
Ietel Eee
Retaguh Mice
Hotel de Fermsnanee
Savoey Hotel
Cairo
Raariowny Soudan
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Szechenyi
Monsignor Lavelle
C. Vanderbilt
Rose
Count Stephen Przeczdziecke
Reginald
Luther Kountse
Waldorf Astor
Robert Gee
Derpur
Harry Payne
Mrs. Payne Whit
M. Ormson
Thornton Wilson
M. Orme Wilson
Jacob Astor
Paul M Worthington Whitehu
Sheldon Whitehouse
Craig Wadsworth
W. Payne Thompes
Clarence H. Macka
HO Me Twombly
WS Webb
Ton Webb
J. Ja van Alen
Jes Jean Reid
Veden Mille Reider
James M Moser Taylor
Ethel Roosevelt Henry JT. Sloane
Emily Sloane
Olivercay
Frederick Townsend
Karrick
Ernest Iselin
Roy Emm
H. A Fc. Taylor
Arthur
W. Watts Sherm
Irene Sherman
Mildred Sherman
Hermann Qelrien
Bradietin
Robert Walton Goelet
John R. Drexel
William Hyde Neilson
Frederic Neilson
Henry Clews
Ogden Mills
Beatrice Mills
Stuyvesant Fish
Albert Z. Jeay
Frederick €. Havemerer
Anthony J. Drexel
Anita Stewart
Caroline Drayton
Reginald Fellowes
J. J. Astley
Anna Sands
J. Pierpont Mon
W. Pierson Hamilton
David Wagstaff
Benjamin Guinness
Siby Gres Alphonse de Navarro
Norah Iselin
Edith Deacon
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Annah Ripley
Maturin Livingston
Regins Brooks
Malcolm Sloane
J. Gordon Douglas
Douglas Robinson
Janet Fish
George Bird Monson Morris
Lewis Iselin
J. Lee Tailer
George H. Bend
Egerton L. Winthrop
J. Norman de R.whitehouse
George B. McClellan
J. Coleman Draytop
Lioyd Broyce
Cornelia Bryce
Phenix Ingraham
Harriet Daly
J. Nelson Borland
William Edgar Shepard
J. Russell Soley
W. Rathbone Bacon
A. Lanfear Norrie
Edmund Randolph
Oliver Gould Jennings
Francis Kurrall Hoff
Jay
William Jay
Mae Oe
Courtlandt Pield
Winthrophanler
Stre
F. K. Pendie
Edmund JL Baylies
Charles H. Marstrall
William Tae
Miss Paatne
Jameet
Kernochen
Bestar
Cotnt Laszlo Szechentti
Countess Szechenyi
A. F. Bradley
Metropolitan Opera House
Lorenzo da Ponte
Dante
Elizabethport
Sunbury
Penn
Garcia
Malibran
Atlantic Ocean
Julia Ward Howe
Dean Giovanni
da Ponte
Samuel Ward
Sally
Broome Street
Opera
Fursch-Madi
Nilsson
Sembrich
Lenden
Titiens
Patti
Leopold Damrosch
Seidl
Damrosch
Breslau
Old Academy of Music
Roossini
Mme. Schumann-Heink In “Il Trovatore
the Weather Report
Tri-Weekly
Das
M'Laughlin
Jersey City
Oee
Elizabeth Detwiler McLaughin
Edward T. McLaughlin
Edion
Summit Ave
Easton
Malard
Alice Mathlide
E Ag Malard
New Orleans
Woodlawn
Undertakers
THE
New-York Tribune
Broadway
ARMER
Nassau Street
WAL
Depide
Auete
Harlem Offiess
East Iido
125Th Street
Prederice
NEW Aic Pracrederick Og
American AD
Strand
Ina American Express Company
Nes
Haymarket
Boulevard Haussmann
Co Yoniats
Bureau Etrangers
Continental Lewsstand
Figaro
Saarbach’s News Exchange
St. George
American Express Company
Scribe
Brentano’s
Avenue de rOpéra
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