New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Jun 6, 1914, p. 20

Katharine Hazard to Wed Today at St John’s Church Far Rockaway

Katharine Hazard of Cedarhurst and the Hazard family prepare for her marriage to Courtland Moss in St John’s Church Far Rockaway New York this afternoon. A Meadow Hall reception follows, with Reginald Leonard and Florence Burton among the chosen attendants and a large wedding party detailed in local society notes.

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Katharine Hazard Wiliam A. Hoard Courtland’ Moss St. John's Church Far Rorkawar Lone Infani Meadow Hall Countey Parenta Cedarhurst Reginall Leonard Will Echge Nonor Geidermalar Wall Florence Burton Caroline Lesley Fot Wiliam Ferewes Moreau R. Nathaniel & Simoges Hage G. de Privech William A. Hosni, Jr Cordon Ware Presco’ Foster HuldeXorer Arthur Russell Jones Francis A. Harding John K. Hoiten Johneten Livingston Rene la Montage Harold W. Brooks Henry Harper James Bogert

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Falconer Hoys Meo Marriage Ushered At Home

Miss Margery Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoyt of 197 Walnut street wed Dovelya Pratt Falconer of Newark this afternoon at the home of the bride. Rev Kay Stearns cousin of the bride officiated. Attendants included Helen Hoyt Elisabeth Hoyt Helen Falconer Cyrus Falconer and Best man Heth Orange. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Borden left for South Orange.

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Athedal Yrden Long Island Theodora Winslet Samuel Winship Richard Percival Parsons Prederick Richardson Theon Hover Mise Georgiana Leake Mise Natalie Barnes Ela Poctard Argyll Reese Parwa Honeysuckle Margery

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Pay Last Tribute to A E Orr in Christ Church Funeral

A large crowd gathered at Christ Church Clinton and Harrison streets to honor Alexander E Orr who died June 3 at his home. The service featured a full choir, Episcopal burial rites, and a procession with honorary pallbearers led by clergy and city leaders. Prominent mourners included ex mayors, bankers, and judges, with many floral tributes.

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Christ Church Clinton Harrison Rishon Frerick Burgess Long Island Arthur B. Kinsolving Baltimore Deforest Johnson Turgess All Thy Saints Seth Low David A. Boody Lewis H. Pounils August Helmont John Claflin Br. St. Clair McKelway Edward £. McCall John Gates McGarrabh William Marclay Parsons Frank Bailey James le Mitchell Church of the Good Epherd Henry €. Bwentzel St Luke's Fred A. Martlett Christ Chapel Fred A. Keeteh T. G. Jackson St. Pauls Flatbush John G. Bacchin Church of the Incarnation Paul S. Sweet St. John's Hospital F. J W. Kracke Judson C. Wall Jonept J. Sutphin Hiram G. Steele William H. Conrad Ormi F. Hibbard Joxents He Raymond Herbert W. Cowing Herbert I. Denney Charles BR. Denney Sullan Waters Edward M. Grout Judge Bennett Albro J. Newton Wiliam Hartness James Z. Holle John H Metaoey George W Williams Nktin V. Roe Hugene H. Quter Greenwood

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Newport Notes on Social Arrivals and Estate Bequest

Newport society items list numerous summer guests and arrivals at cottages and houses, naming Mr. and Mrs. Ingston Beckman, Baron von Lerstier, the Widener and Biddle parties, and others visiting Glen Head, Wayland, and nearby locales. The piece also notes Miss Elizabeth Thompson's will distributing 1,240 dollars to institutions and bequests to siblings and nephews totals, with estate value around 3.72 million dollars.

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Bee the Tribune Newport Mra Lave Ingston Beckman Glen Head Long Island George Henry Warren, Jr Mush D. Auchincloss Esther Auchincloss Livingston B. Parsons Harvard Willian Barclay Parsons J. C. Fairchild Tax Charles H. Sherburne New York George L. Rives J. FA. Clark Marsden J. Perry Lorillard Spencer, Jr Lispenard Stewart Hhwidlans Baron Kurt von Lerstier J. J. Wysong George Crocker Fitchburg Mass LaFarke Cotlane York Gray Townsend Burden Joseph J. Widener Philadelphia M. M. van Beuren Arthur Curtiss James James Lanal Elbridge T. Gerry Bellevue Av Francis A. Shea Oston Pinard Cottage T. W. Newbold William Newbold Carson Collages Winthrop Gray Newding van Dusen Reedcot Mlizabeth Thompson David Thompson New York Life Insurance and Ust Company Charles G. Thompson Miles Mary G. Thompson Slater Children’s Aid Society The Association For the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor New York Historical Society New York Hospital Columbia University Missy ‘Thompson East Thompson Mr. Thompson Sarah T. Gardiner Miss Thompson

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Four Americans Presented at Buckingham Palace Court

Four American women, Mrs M House wife of Colonel Howe of Texas and New York, Mrs Hugh Wallace of Washington daughter of the late Chief Justice Fuller, Olga Kelly of Baltimore visitor at the ambassador's residence, Evelyn Marshall of New York daughter of the late Charles H Marshall, and Mrs Charles W Kirkby née Dora Gis daughter of Albert C clubhs, were presented by Aubasselor and Mrs Pare at the last court of the season in Buckingham Palace. Her husband, an Englishman, was present.

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London King George Buckingham Palace Aubasselor Pare M. House Colonel Howe Texas New York Hugh Wallace Washington Justice Fuller House Mise Olga Kelly Baltimore Mise Evelyn Marshall Charles H. Marshall Charles W. Kirkby Dora Gis Albert C. Ciubhs George Fentons

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Social Scene Notes From Lenox To Huntington Long Island

A list of guests and hosts records social arrivals and entertaining across Lenox Stockbridge Huntington Williams town and New York. Notables include Adele Kneeland J Tilney Clinton Gilmore Fr Dumolin and the Frothinghams dining at the Red Ton inn and Wendell and Curtis Hotel visits with families from Rye Roslyn Providence Glen Ridge and Boston. Visiting and hosting stretch through polo games and country places with several couples noted at Hubbard cottage and Williams Town estate.

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Uy Creemeeree Art Lenox Dune Adele Kneeland Kincheon Fr. Dumolin Cleveland Bishop Dumolin Red Ton Inn Stockbridge Newbold Mortie J. Woodward Maven Hamilton Fish Samuel Frothingham David T Dena Clinton G. Gilmore J . Tilney New York Curtis Hotel Colonel J. Mateau J. J. Powers William M Cleneh LW. Besse G. B. Holbrooke Bemis M. H. Sargeant Robert Mailery, Jr Rye N.Y George C. Hoch Roslyn Long Island Benjamin Seabury Miss Seabury Providence Maplewood Charles Astor Jenkins van Schaick Huntington Long Inland Parmites Prentice Wille Hamstown Charles Bulkley Hubbell Williamstown Vernon C. Brown Walter J. Clarke Wendell Pittsfield David Lydig Whitestone F. ‘Augustus Schermerhorn

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Unclear event schedule at multiple venues

The readable text lists several locations and times including museums, city halls, and a convention venue with inconsistent spellings. It references a 10 a.m. start and an event described as a carnival with associated associations, but many names are garbled, making specifics uncertain.

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Tuxedo Colonists Triumph At Opening Horseshow

The Tuxedo colonists hosted a busy opening day with many entries in saddle horses and hunters. Notable riders included Mrs. David Wagstaff on Pointer and Miss Carroll Harman on Fairwind, with Captain TR G Alexander of West Point placing second in the hunters. A large crowd attended with luncheon and boxed seats as awards were announced for multiple classes and combinations and the blue ribbon went to Pierre Joriard Jr. on Dixie.

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Tuxedo Park N.Y Dune Meatweather Tach Clnx Charres Hanters Fuemers West Point Side Siddle Milt Preston Davin Brammel Miss Mire Rodewald Margaret Wagstam Wagstad Pierre Joriard, Jr Dixie Squadron Farm Alexan Jude Willam M Hoffman Gardenia Mins L. Whitfield Br. m Theodore Frelinghuysen Ming Fannie Wickes Bik. G David Wagstaff Knave of Hearts David Waestaft Algernon Mise Ruth Cutting Sunshine Miss A. Cameron Killarney Erill Antony Aldanita Baker Cyclone Drury Bean Broadwas Weld Pippin David Wag- Fluff Golden Glen Sir Bedouin George C. Roblig Woodford Hathcock Pointex David Waxeratt

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Friars Elect Cowan Abbot at Annual Meeting

George M. Cowan was elected abbot at the Friars Club annual meeting held yesterday afternoon. Officers named include William Collier as dean and John J. Gleavon as corresponding secretary. Five governors for two years were elected along with other officers. the treasurer reported a flourishing club and plans for a new clubhouse on 48th Street under Mr. Cohan.

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George M. Cowan Friars Club William Collier John J. Gleavon Rennold Wolf Richard J. Hatzel Sam I. Harris Mike Simons Georke 3. Tougherty Ralph ‘Trigt Sonn W. Rumsey Channing Pollock Roh. Burnside Prank JD. Thomas Harricon Fisher Fred

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Americans in Geneva at Hotel de la Paix

Americans in Geneva enjoy sunny weather at the Hotel de la Paix on the lake. Notables staying include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haynes, J. St Menarthur family, Jd. L. Levy, Richard Baker and spouses, H. W. Skinner, Mrs. House ton, 11 B Sweeter, J. M. French and spouses, Dr. W. M. Bennett, Clifford Buckman, Mrs. Newton, Florence Merritt, M. A. Holder and J. C. Belwer.

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Hotel de la Paix Donald Haynes J. St MenArthur Jd. L. Levy Richard &. Baker H.W. Skinner Houseton Mra Sweeter J. M French W. M. Bennett Clifford Buckman Newton Mins Florence Merritt M. A. Holder J. C.belwer

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Park Concert Job Goes To Arthur Farwell Loses Post

Arthur Farwell, who directed park concerts in the Stover era, will lose his job this season. He received 799 dollars for services, Ward says, but that will go to music. A new volunteer committee, including Victor Herbert and John Philip Sousa figures, will meet June 1 to plan a program and possible expansions.

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Arthur Farwell Stover Ward Park Muste Farwell Mr Ward Mastes Victor Herbert Frank Damroveh John Fhitin Sousa Reginald Te Koven Nahe Franko Henry Krehbiel Richant Aideich Manuel Kieln David Mans Monda Atrus Rome

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Rockefeller gift boosts Stevens Institute drive for funds

A.M. Humphreys of Stevens Institute in Hoboken announced the Rockefeller Foundation offered 299,000 to the school if 700,000 more is raised and the college is freed from debt. Debts total about 20,000 from years of grounds and improvements. Campaigns and endowment history are noted, with alumni to lead a drive at today’s reunion.

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A.M. Humphreys Stevens Institute of Technology Castle Point Hoboken Rockefeller Foundation Andrew Carneste

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Leigh Paintings Shown at Gimbel Brothers in Broadway

Wiliam Bt Leigh’s works are exhibited at Gimbel Brothers on Broadway near the Far West. The display includes animals such as Leader of the Badland Bunch and a Canyon of the Colorado scene created in Arizona. Notable pieces feature Sunrise in the Grand Canyon and The Barcarolte with sleeping swans, among twenty canvases mostly Western. Loitering won the Appalachian prize in Tennessee in 1910.

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Mr. Leigh Grand Canyon Colorado Tennessee

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Autograph Letter Sale At Anderson Galleries At Lincoln Bid

Second day of auction of Bishop Penne collection at 284 Madison Ave yielded 1264.60 after Thursday’s 979.85, totaling 2044.46. Notable items include Lincoln to Anson Chester from 1860 sold for 165, Napoleon to General Dugan sold for 50, Thackeray letter to W Muller for 76, and George Washington to Mount Vernon manager James Anderson for 225.

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Wiliam Croswell Penne Albany Anderson Galleries Madison Ay Abraham Lincoln Anson B. Chester Elren T Paul Napoleon T Rte Madigan Napoleon General Dugan Charles Scribner Ons G. Weis Prank Stockton Lewis Aleshine Thackeray W. Muller George Washington Mount Verner James Anderson PF. Madigan

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Time Curtain Rises at New Amsterdam and Other Theatres

The Evening show announces a slate of vaudeville acts and plays at venues including New Amsterdam Palace and Longacre. Performances feature Potash and Perlmutter, Kitty MacKay Comedy, Baldpate, The World and His Wife, and other acts with listed showtimes and venue names across multiple theatres.

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Asino Potash Perlmutte Gowan Fluitiga Aiegield New Amsterdam Kitty MacKay Galety ASN Ias Astor Baldpate Gaiety Peedy Astor Piso Dalty

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Trinity Refuses To Save St John’s Chapel

Trinity Church resists preserving St John’s Chapel in Varick Street as city plans widen Varick Street to route a sidewalk under the portico. Colonel William Jay says Trinity will not save the chapel, urging others to take on the property with fair terms. Cass Gilbert hails the building as a premier architectural example rivaling Wren’s work.

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Knlty Corporation St. John's Chapel Varick St Church Corporation Varick Trinity Church William Jay Trinity Vestry Board of B Itate St. John's Trinity Jay St. John’s Day Willo New York Cass Gilbert Christopher Wren London

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The Earl of Lucan Dead at Eighty Four

The Earl of Lucan died today at age eighty four. He fought in the Crimean War as his father’s aide de camp and later served in the Coldstream Guards. He was a Mayo MP from 1868 to 1874 and a major landowner with Laleham House in Britain. He married Lady Cecilia Gordon Lennox and had six sons and a daughter. His wife Lady Lucan died four years earlier.

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Landon June Lucan Balaklava George Hingham Earl of Lucan Ann Earl of Cardigan Cecila Catherine Gordon-Lennox Duke of Richmond Lord Lucan England Coldstream Guards Tie Mayo Legion of Honor Medjidieh United Kingdom Laleham House Btaines

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Passaic Obituary for Gershom Rusling Founder of Belmont

Gershom Rusling of Passaic N J died at Graystone Park aged eighty two after fifteen years in a sanatorium. Born in Washington N J he as a grocery salesman and later ran a wholesale grocery in New York. He founded Belmont Garfield area and built the first free Pas saic River bridge. He served on Passaic city council in 1875 leaving three daughters and a brother General James Rusling.

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Passaic N. J Gershom Rusling Graystone Park Washington, N J New York Garfield Bergen County Belmont David van Winkle Botany Worsted Mills Passaic River Elizabeth Jarvis F. F.C. Demarest Lillian Rusling James ¥. Rusling Trenton

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Notable Gas Engineer and Public Service Leader Dies

Albert Hahn former Newark Board of Works Commissioner and longtime brewery superintendent died yesterday at his home on 12th Street. He was seventy four, left a wife six sons and two daughters, after a long illness. Hahn had led the New England and American Associations of Gas Engineers and served as quartermaster general on Governor Luzon J Morris staff. He was born in Belfast in 187 F.

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F. Albert Hahn Board of Works Newark South 12Th St

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Robert J Reddin, Noted Agriculture Editor, Dies at 78

Robert J. Reddin, Griffin Georgia agricultural authority and editor and author of many books on agriculture, died in Griffin yesterday at the age of seventy eight.

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Robert J. Redding Griffin, Ga Robert J. Reddin

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Anthony Miller Inventor Dies at Ninety in Spring Lake

Anthony Miller of Asbury Park New Jersey dies at Ann May Memorial Hospital Spring Lake from arterial hardening at age ninety. He born in Worth and Concrests New York and once owned a sawmill. He served in Company I during the Civil War.

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Asbury Park N. J Anthony, Miller Ann May Memorial Hospital Spring Lake Worth Concrests New York

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Stephen H Davenport Dies at 84 in New Rochelle Home

Stephen Henry Davenport of New York City a member of the W. Je & 8. 11 Davenport produce commission firm died last night of old age at his summer home 2 Fairview Place New Rochelle He left a daughter.

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Stephen Henry Davenport New York City W. Je Davenport Park Place New York Fairview Place New Rochelle de Jeaver

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Pioneer Oil Pioneer Colonel Windsor Dies at 84

Colonel Jairus H. Windsor of Mayville New York aged eighty four died here today a pioneer in the Pennsylvania oil fields He invented a process of burning crude oil for locomotives Born in Mayville N Y he was 84 He married Katharine Sie Talcott June 5 1914 at South Orange New Jersey to Albert Greene Borden Notices of marriages and deaths must be accompanied by full name and address.

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Heth Orange Xni Wine Faith Talcott W Wy Feo Albert Greeneorden Range S. 1 A—Voroney Jarre H. Windsor Pennsylvania Mayville N. Y Horden—Talcott South Orange N.J de Fourit Mra Katharine Sie Talcott Allert Greene Borden Mary Ann Vine St. Pater- Berkeson Canavan Hannah Jersey Asey City Delaney Eugene E Broadet Newark Edsail Rebecca Hiltown Travers Vincent Paul, Jr Montclair

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Funeral notices and obituaries dated June in New York area

A collage of death notices and funeral details from New York City and surrounding areas dated early June 1914. Names include Theodore Fredericks Clowes Harris C. Fahnestock David Thayer Fox Auguste Ostrander Greene Charles D. Holman Sanford Schmidt and many others with service times, burial plans, and locations such as Bridgehampton Greenwood Cemetery and Woodlawn.

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Fox Pelham Manor New York David ‘Thayer Elizabeth Roper Fox Greene New York City Auguste Ostrander Greene Richard Gleason Cone Ferdinand W. Ostrander Sarah Ann Wright Ostrander Renestone Madison Av Nolman Charles D. Holman Charles J Sara Dominguez Holman Broadway Greenwood Cemetery Sanford West Std Marietta Sanford Marcus B. Sanford Rebecca Mayer Schmidt Brooklyn Charles HD. Rehmidt J. W. Schmidt

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Katharine Hazard to Wed Today at St John’s Church Far Rockaway

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Newport Notes on Social Arrivals and Estate Bequest

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Four Americans Presented at Buckingham Palace Court

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Social Scene Notes From Lenox To Huntington Long Island

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Friars Elect Cowan Abbot at Annual Meeting

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Americans in Geneva at Hotel de la Paix

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Park Concert Job Goes To Arthur Farwell Loses Post

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Rockefeller gift boosts Stevens Institute drive for funds

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Leigh Paintings Shown at Gimbel Brothers in Broadway

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Autograph Letter Sale At Anderson Galleries At Lincoln Bid

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Time Curtain Rises at New Amsterdam and Other Theatres

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Trinity Refuses To Save St John’s Chapel

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The Earl of Lucan Dead at Eighty Four

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