Vanderbilt Bride of Mrs. McKim and His Divorces
London reports Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt wed Mrs Margaret Emerson McKim at Reigate Surrey. The marriage follows his 1908 divorce from first wife Ellen French, with large inheritance arrangements and ongoing family disputes over the Vanderbilt estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gwynne
Emerson
London
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Margaret Emerson McKim
Isaac G. Emerson
Baltimore
Reigate
Surrey
Vanderbilt
Brighton
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grace Wilson
Richard T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
Cornelius
Alfred Gil
Alfred Vanderbilt
Senator Depew
Ellen French
Rancid
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Isaac KE. Emerson
Smith Hollins McKim
Maryland
Melims
McKim
Reno
Mein
Frederick McCormick
Melvin
Lopdeo
New York
Emersen
Wen
Captain Eterson
Ann Preston McCormack
Personal News Roundup From Red Bank and Area
Ex Chief David K White returns from Columbus. Daniel Taylor and Miss Carrie Strattenger of New York visit Branchport Avenue. William Conk plans to winter in Los Angeles. Foresters of America hold a big meeting with speakers from Neptune and Lakewood. Harry Wortman, a Red Bank trolley conductor, off duty with hand trouble treated by electrical therapy. Men's League of the First Baptist Church meets with 24 members. January 5 social planned. Sunday school officers to be nominated December 31. Chanukah party hosted at the Abrams home with many attendees. Mr Stokes in New York remains in critical condition with autointoxication concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. White
Columbus
Daniel Taylor
Carrie Strattenger
New York
W. S. van Brunt
Branchport Avenue
Mr. Taylor
van Brunt
William Conk
Los Angeles
Cal
Long Branch Court
Foresters of America
G. Taylor
Harry Wortman
Red Bank
Wortman
Eatontown Stone Road
Men's League
First Baptist Church
Johnson L. Miner
Maple Avenue
Brooklyn bride weds Harford restaurant owner in Lyceum reception
Angelina Calandriello of Brooklyn married Frank De Lisa of the city in a Brooklyn ceremony. Guests arrived at six and joined a Lyceum reception with music, congratulations, and a wedding breakfast served in the dining room. De Lisa owns the Harford restaurant on Broadway.
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Lyceum
Lycceum
Frank Calandriello
Brooklyn
Angelina
Frank de Lisa
Mr. de Lisa
Harford
Broadway
Bargains Found in Cent-a-Words on Third Page
The third page highlights bargain items priced at centa-words with low cost options. Shoppers are urged to review the list for affordable merchandise and potential savings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long Branch
Dept. Store
Wolf Lieberman
N. J
Dea
Mrs. M’kim Bride OF
England
Clarence White
ReiBanv
J. Abrams
S. Glaser
Charles Shapiro
L. Shapiro
H. Stin
Ht. Schneidt
Walken
W. E. D. Stokes
Steiner & Son
Merchants Hotel
H. G. Bray
Dolls’ Hospital
Liberty Street
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Third Ave
Charlie Schmidt
H. Ritzau
Rockwell Ave
Union Ave
Smalls_ Foxterrier
R. Losee
Cor
Ocean and
Sycamore Ave
Elberon
Real Estate—Exchange
Ocean
Mohican Farms Airy
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
Stockholders Meeting
New York Monmouth Park Steamboat Co
Font
Gong Branch
Hayden
Sinall
J. H. Parker
Sea Bright
Joline Avenue
Gruber
Second Avenue
First Ave
van Huel and Hobson
Columbus Place
H. W. Green & Bro
Postoffice
Alpha Cottage
Bath and
Westwood Avenues
Aaron BH. Johnston
Asbury Park
Benjamin P. Morris
Sixth Avenue
Norwood
West Long Branch
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Borough OF
Monmouth Beach
Conover Road
Ocean Avenue
Jesse W. Potter
Fred T. Smythe
Atlantic Avenue
J. Hill
Goldstein Bldg
Thos. W. Cooper
Cooper Ave
Wheeler and Wilson
Hendrickson Ave
W. John FP
Conrow
Atlantic Ave
Enterprise Market
Joseph Juska
High Street
Ed. Miller
B. F. Sprague
Broadway Long Branch
The
Daily Record
Santa Claus
Broadway Cor
Geo. G. Herbert
Carter
E . Pvitak
Standen
Carlisi Bac
W. R. Warwick
Fifth Avenue
Tasting Piano Co
Hardman
Everett
Ivers & Pond
Packard
Briggs, Merrill
Tusting
Lindemann
Pease
Orighduale
Castle Hall Broadway
Long Branch, N. J
Mattison Ave
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. J
Tusting Bldg
Louis Miller’s Jewelry Store
Louis Miller
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