Mrs Humphry Ward Joins Five Day Visit at British Embassy
Mrs Humphr y Ward and Miss Ward arrived from New York for a five day stay at the British Embassy. The ambassador hosted a small dinner and will entertain again, with Prof and Mrs Bury of Oxford among expected guests. Baroness von Sternburg entertained two hundred in gray satin and silver jewelry, as diplomats mingled with Washington society. Generals Draper and Watterson hosted evenings, while Mrs George Gray of Delaware led a luncheon guest list at Mrs Audenried's. Mrs George M Pullman hosted eighteen for a party at the National Theatre for Miss Catherine Stewart Williams and Frank Bennett Poe, bride to be. Theodore Roosevelt Jr returned to Harvard after two weeks at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Humphry Ward
Miss Ward
New York
Bryce
Bury
Oxford
Baroness von Sternburg
George Gray
Delaware
Audenried
George M. Pullman
National Theatre
Catherine Stewart Williams
Frank Bennett Poe
Sidney Williams
Chicago
Arlington Hotel
Mrs Hughes Hosts Luncheon at Executive Mansion
Albany April 8 news notes Mrs Hughes hosted a luncheon at the Executive Mansion for Mrs Harry St Georges Tucker of Virginia. Guests listed include Mrs Daniel Manning Mrs Nelson H Henry Mrs James Kidd Mrs Harmon P Read Miss Laura Townsend Mrs Charles G Sewell Mrs James P Boyd Mrs Henry P Warren Mrs Dean Sage Mrs Arnon A Alling of New Haven Mrs William B Van Rensselaer Mrs Charles B Richmond Mrs Walter Launt Palmer Mrs J Townsend Lansing Mrs James W Wadsworth Jr and Mrs Edward Sandford. Mrs Nelson H Henry also entertained today for Mrs Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Hughes
Executive Mansion
Harry St. Georges Tucker
Virginia
Daniel Manning
Nelson H. Henry
James Kidd
Laura Townsend
Charles G. Sewell
James P. Boyd
Henry P. Warren
Dean Sage
Arnon A. Alling
New Haven
William B. van Rensselaer
Charles.b. Richmond
Walter Launt Palmer
J. Townsend Lansing
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Edward Sandford
Tucker
Eclectics to Entertain with Idyl of Ancient Greece
Eclectic Club at Waldorf-Astoria presents an Idyl of Ancient Greece on Monday April 27 led by Mrs Dove Lyon with fifty young women. The event features Kinder Sinfonie a one act play The Thief of Destiny posturing Wag ner Niebelungen tableaus and a Poster Vivants finale. Officers will be installed at Delmonico's April 22 after a final luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Eclectic Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Dove Lyon
Margaret Fuller
London
Aliss Lottie Alter
Lovey Mary
Mrs. Wigg
Delmonico’s
Fair for Seamen Nets $500 for Sentinel
More than $500 was raised at a charity fair held yesterday afternoon under the Seaman's Benefit Society Sewing Class at the Women's Municipal League rooms, 19 East Twenty-sixth Street. Proceeds fund the mission boat Sentinel with trustees and volunteers listed among the organizers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman's Benefit Society
Women’s Municipal League
East Twenty-sixth Street
Mission Boat Sentinel
Josephine Beeckman
van Rensselaer Cogswell
Margaret Stimson
Bertram Borden
John R. Delafield
Frances and
Augusta de Peyster
Alfred Wagstaff, Jr
Langdon Erving
Dorothy Schieffelin
George R. Schieffelin
Marguerite Pierson
W. B. Shoemaker
Sophie Langdon
Edith Jay
Mary Sands
Mrs Lathrop Debuts at Colony Club in Public Recital
Mrs Benjamin Lathrop, a dramatic soprano, made her first public appearance as a singer at the Colony Club. Her program spanned arias and songs from Montverde Scarlatti Jomelli Schubert Brahms Berg Strauss Debussy Saint Saens Barthélemy and Gilbert and Field with several New York composers. Prominent guests included Mrs Richard Stevens Mrs Clarence Mackay Mrs E H Harriman Mrs Richard Irvin Mrs Winthrop Mrs C H Es Belmont Mrs Butler Duncan Mrs Alexander Mrs French and Mrs Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lathrop
Colony Club
Montverde
Scarlatti
Jomelli
Schubert
Brahms
Berg
Strauss
Cacelie
Debussy
Richard Irvin
Winthrop
C. H. Es Belmont
Butler Duncan
Alexander
French
Roosevelt
Hastings
MISS KINGMAN A BRIDE
Miss Madeline Alden Kingman daughter of Barton Kingman Beechwood Mount Vernon and Henry Woodbury Rowe of Boston Mass were married at her parents home by Rev James E Freeman St Andrew Memorial Yonkers The bride wore white satin with lace and veil The bridal party included Mrs Edward Prescott Rowe Eliz abeth King Caroline Feeler Louise Havemeyer Catherine Motter and flower girls Bunnie Law Carolyne Sayles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Alden Kingman
Barton FE. Kingman
Beechwood
Mount Vernon
Henry Woodbury Rowe
Boston
Mass
James E. Freeman
St. Andrew's Memorial Church
Yonkers
Edward Prescott Rowe
Newton Center
Elizabeth King
Caroline Feeler
Louise Havemeyer
Catherine KX. Motter
St. Joseph
Bunnie Law
Carolyne Sayles
Othe
George Magee
On Teneen
Family ties link wedding party across cities
Ward Prescott Rowe of Newton Center cousin of the groom. Allen Carpenter of Chicago. Clinton Nash and Harry Stanley of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Prescott Rowe
Newton Center
Allen Carpenter
Chicago
Clinton Nash
Harry Stanley
Boston
Marie Burroughs Weds Francis M Livingston in New York
Actress Marie Burroughs known as Marie Burroughs marries Francis M. Livingston yesterday at Mrs Macpherson's residence 261 West Ninety third Street. Livingston, connected with Equitable Life, plans a ten week Italy trip with his wife. Burroughs rose to fame at Madison Square Theatre and earlier marriages are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barclay Macpherson
Marie Burroughs
Francis M. Livingston
Miss Margaret Doliber Weds William Atmore Robinson Jr
In Boston at noon, Miss Margaret Eleanor Doliber daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Doliber of Brookline married William Atmore Robinson Jr of New Bedford. Rev James Reed of Boston an uncle of the bride performed the ceremony with Miss Alice Heath as maid of honor and J E Worton Shaw of New Bedford as best man. Ushers included Franklin W Doliber Henry Rogers Hedge William Brewster James Millar Jr Charles Kelley Jr Dr Henry Prescott John Clifford and Henry Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Margaret Eleanor Doliber
Thomas Doliber
Brookline
William Atmore Robinson, Jr
New Bedford
James Reed
Alice Heath
J. E. Worton Shaw
Franklin W. Doliber
Henry Rogers Hedge
William Brewster
James Millar, Jr
Plymouth
Charles S. Kelley,Jr
Henry D. Prescott
John H. Clifford
Henry S&s. Knowles
Miss Aurilla Chapin Weds Dr William Aspinwall at Albany Arch
Miss Aurilla Hyde Chapin, niece of Mr and Mrs J D Chapin, married Dr William B Aspinwall this afternoon in the State Street Presbyterian arch. Rev Charles G Sewall officiated with Miss Abbie Chapin as bridesmaid and Robert E K Whalen as best man. Dr John H Wyckoff of New York City served as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Aurilla Hyde
J. D. Chapin
William B. Aspinwall
State Street Presbyterian Arch
Charles.g. Sewall
Abbie Chapin
Robert EK. Whalen
John H. Wyckoff
New York City
New York Duo Weds Italian Parliament Member in Rome
Miss Annette Loeb daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb of New York married Signor Arturo Luzzato a member of the Italian Parliament in Rome today. The ceremony was followed by a brilliant reception. Luzzato is affluent with iron interests in Tuscany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Annette Loeb
Charles Loeb
New York
Signor
Arturo Luzzato
Signor Luzzato
Tuscany
Ocean Travelers on Several Vessels Depart Today
Outgoing passengers sail today on the Amerika of the Ilamburg American line for Havre on the French Hiner Provence and on the Cunarder Carpathia to the Mediterranean. The Barbarossa heads to Bremen and the Red Star Finland arrives from Antwerp with a large party including Mrs. Walter Applet Clark and Col. R. W. Leonard among others. The Havana Ward Line ship brings Joseph H. Choate back from a Cuban recreation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerika
Paul von Amsberg
Walter Isrowne
H. L. Browne
Edward L. Brewster
Carmer
Warren G. Damarest
William Lawrence Green
Clinton
B. Hale
A. Leonard
C. Shillard-Smith
Samuel Price Wetherill
W. H. Wheeler
M. A. West
Havre
Alvey V. Adee
the Treasury
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Granville Barker
George V. Cartwright
A. Canfield
Arias Delgardo
Paul Frompudie
W. W. Gooch
Cooper Hewitt
Frederick d’Hauteville
Reginald de Koven
Stephane Lauzanine
Jules Montant
Baron
Baroness de Plange
Karrick Riggs
Kellamy Storer
A. M. Warner
Carpathia
Mediterranean
L. Biscoff
BE. B. Bowles
Henry Dalley
Albert AW. Fulton
John R. Harris
H.J. Jordan
Robert J. Kahn
E. &. Knapp
Adelaide Morse
Thomas H. Rodman
William Scarlett
W. A. Uehren
D. Yah Sick
W. W. Perry
William Prehn
Edward Verpoorten
Naples
Albert Ackerman
A. Gordon Jones
Nancy Jones
Eugenio Cortese
Giovanni Grana
Comm
Carlo. Dani
Mrs Kane to Establish Newport Home as Seas Settle
Mrs. Kane widow of Rear Admiral Theodore F. Kane will take up permanent residence in Newport. Max Agassiz sends his schooner yacht Kerin to be prepared for commissioning. Winthrop Chanler rents Cliff Lawn cottage to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock for the season. Seney Core returns from Connecticut visit to daughter Miss Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Kane
Theodore F. Kane
Max Agassiz
Kerin
Winthrop Chanler
Cliff Lawn
Thomas Hitchcock
New York
Seney Core
Miss 3Ford
Connecticut
Bridge and Hearts for Charity in Plaza Event
The New York Auxiliary of the Southern Industrial Educational Association will host a bridge and hearts party on Friday April 24 at the Plaza to support practical industrial education for white mountaineer children in the South. Mrs Algernon Sidney Sullivan serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Industrial Educational Association
South
Plaza
Algernon Sidney Sullivan
Social notices from New York include arrivals and weddings
Mrs Pembroke Jones leaves for Newport while Mr and Mrs Harris sail to Europe. Madison Avenue pair to visit Europe, and Henry Forbes couple booked on April 29 Majestic to tour principal European cities. Numerous society guests, weddings, and visits noted at St Regis, Buckingham, Sherry’s, and Gotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke Jones
Newport
W. H. Harris
Irvington
Europe
Madison Avenue
West
Henry Forbes
Majestic
Howard Carroll
Cuba
Sothern Stumbles Through Don Quixote at Lyric
Paul Kester's four act drama of Cervantes with Sothern as Don Quixote and Buckstone as Sancho Panza draws praise for intent but laborious pacing. Reicher prologue and careful make up enhance mood while critics note long, repetitive scenes and uneven ensemble harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Paul Kester
Mr. Reicher
Mr. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Ricardo
Dorothea da Clenarde
Don Quixote
Sancho
Reichert
Mr. Wright
Miss Reed
Miss Hanson
Miss Hammond
Ziegfeld Signs Mitchell and Levi for The Follies of 1908
Fiorenz Ziegfeld Jr announced contracts with Julian Mitchell as general stage director and Maurice Levi as general music director for The Follies of 1908. Mitchell will travel to London and Paris before rehearsals begin in New York. The Tet Marks jubilee and a Mary Fisher Home benefit at the Waldorf Astoria are also noted with performances by leading vaudeville stars. The Omicron Mu Fraternity plans Cumberland U for Camp Harlem Fund at Carnegie Lyceum tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Julian Mitchell
Maurice Levi
Mitchell
London
Paris
New York
Damon Lyon
Mary Fisher Home
Waldorf-Astoria
Omicron Mu Fraternity
Camp Harlem Fund
Carnege Lyceum
A Literary Feast in Times Saturday Review Preview
The New York Times Saturday Review announces a forthcoming special issue next Saturday described as a literary feast. It will exceed the usual page count and be non returnable, prompting readers to place advance orders now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Elgars King Olaf sung by Damroschs People's Choral Union
The People’s Choral Union of 500 voices, created by Frank Damrosch, presented Elgar’s cantata King Olaf at Carnegie Hall with the New York Symphony Orchestra. Soloists were Beatrice Fine, Daniel Beddoe, and Edwin Evans. audience turnout was disappointing for a worthy concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Choral Union
Frank Damrosch
Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Edward Elgar
I King
Olaf
H. A. Acworth
Lonegfellow
King Olaf
Dr. Elgar
North Staffordshire
England
Brooklyn Choral Society
New York
New York Symphony Orchestra
Beatrice Fine
Daniel Beddoe
Edwin Evans
Drama World Watches Frohman Likely New Theatre Leader
Granville Barker is to return to England after mutual decision with the New Theatre Board. Patrons speculate on a replacement with Daniel Frohman the favored candidate, though he has virtually retired and may not accept. Otto H. Kahn preferred an American, but none fit requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Barker
England
The
New Theatre
New York
Otto H. Kahn
Daniel Frohman
Frohman
Evening farewell dinner for Granville Barker hosted by James K Hackett
James K Hackett gave a farewell supper to Granville Barker last night at the Players Club. Attendees included ex Judge W M K Olcott William Archer H B Hodges William H Bliss E J Wendell Bernard M Baruch Otto Kiehn James Barnes Howard Chandler Christy John H Finler Daniel Frohman State Senator Elsberg Albert Beveridge Charles H Hart and Pitts Duffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Granville Barker
Players
W. M. K. Olcott
William Archer
H. B. Hodges
William H. Bliss
E. J. Wendell
Bernard M. Baruch
Otto Kiehn
James Barnes
Howard Chandler Christy
John H. Finler
The
College of the City of New York
Daniel Frohman
Elsberg
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles H. Hart
Pitts Duffield
Ziegfeld Signs Hertz for New Play by English Author
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr signs Ralph Hertz to star in a serious role in a new English authored play. Hertz currently portrays Mephisto in The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Ralph Hertz
Mr. Hertz
Mephisto
New York Theatre
Volunteers join Friars' Festival show at New York Theatre
The lineup for May 14 at the New York Theatre includes Barney Bernard and Stella Tracy with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melville from the Hippodrome. They will perform a high school riding exhibition with their horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Theatre
Barney Bernard
Stella Tracy
Frank Melville
Hippodrome
Noted horseman Frank Ferguson dies in New York
Frank Ferguson owner of a San Francisco stables at 120 West Fifty-second Street dies of heart disease at his home 224 West Fifty-second Street after a six month illness. He fought tipping and commission systems of coachmen and his stable burned years ago, likely linked to that dispute. Ferguson bred noted horses including the trotter Georgcia. He was born in Cohoes fifty-seven years ago. survived by a widow and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ferguson
San Francisco
West Fifty-second Street
Mr. Ferguson
Ferguson
New York
Georgcia
Oak
Hartford
Conn
Cohoes
Miss Harriet Kissam Dies in Peekskill N Y
Miss Harriet Kissam died in Peekskill Sunday. Born June 20, 1820, she was the daughter of Dr Benjamin P. Kissam, surgeon in the U S Navy who died in 1828. She was a charter member of Van Cortlandt Chapter DAR and active in church and charity work. Her family lineage includes Peter Rutgers Kissam and Rev Samuel Kissam, linking to Mrs William K. Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kissam
Peekskill
Benjamin P. Kissam
United States Navy
Peter Rutgers Kissam
John Kissam
Flushing, L
Samuel Kissam
William K. Vanderbilt
Miss Kissam
van Cortlandt Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Seth Miller
Ossining
N. Y
Bishop Jarvis
Connecticut
Death of Capt James H Mannville Former Assemblyman and steamboat captain
Capt James H Mannville of Albany died today after apoplexy. Born in Whitehall in 1841 he served Washington County in the Assembly in 1856 and 1857, was Sergeant at Arms in 1890, and later captained the Hudson River night steamboat Dean Richmond for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James H. Mannville
Washington County
Mannville
Whitehall
Dean Richmond
County Judge Andrew Fallon Dies at Colonial Hotel
County Judge Andrew Fallon of Rockland County and former Piermont resident died Tuesday at the Colonial Hotel in this city. His nervous system failed after four weeks of treatment as he sought relief. Born in Piermont in 1856, he was serving his second term as County Judge and Surrogate. Fallon is survived by his widow, a son, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fallon
Rockland County
Piermont
Colonial
Annual Meeting of D A R at Waldorf Astoria
The seventeenth annual meeting of the General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution will be held in New York during the week of April 27 at the Waldorf Astoria. A Plaza reception opens the event, followed by a Waldorf banquet, an automobile sight-seeing trip with a theatre party, an excursion to West Point, and a weekend trip to Poe’s Cottages and Branny Parl guided by Mrs. Zeb Mayhew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Waldorf-Astoria
Plaza
The
Waldorf
Zeb Mayhew
West Point
Poe’ Es Cottages
Mnedham
Tna Branny Parl
Black Hand Rumor Feared Dynamite Plot At Newark School
Panic erupted at the Seventh Avenue public school in Newark as Italians, parents and others flooded the street after rumors of a Black Hand dynamite plot. Eight-year-old Attilo Ciccone and 13-year-old Antoinetta Ruglid were among the injured amid a chaotic rush for exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Avenue
Newark
J. C., McLaury
Attilo Ciccone
St. Michael's Hospital
Antoinetta Ruglid
F. A. Caruso
McLaury
St. Lucy's Parochial School
Chinaman Detained After Tree Climb in Fort Washington
Policeman Hemmer found Chin Kung Gin of 20 Mott Street climbing a tree in Fort Washington woods near 195th Street and Broadway. After a comic chase the man was captured and held for examination. Judge Kernechan ordered him kept for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmer
Fort Washington Woods
195Th Street
Broadway
Hmmer
Harlem
Kernechan
Chin Kung
Mott Street
Fort Washington
Langdon Smith War Correspondent Dies in Brooklyn
Langdon Smith veteran war correspondent died at his home 148 Midwood Street Brooklyn after a brief illness. He wrote for The New York World Herald American and the old Journal and covered Cuba Spain and U S conflicts including Jobite Santiago Guantanamo El Caney and San Juan. Born Kentucky January 4 1858 he married Marie Antoinette Wright in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Smith
Midwood Street
Brooklyn
New York World
Herald
American
Old Journal
Mr. Smith
Maceo
Jobite
Cuba
Santiago
Guantanamo
el Caney
San Juan
Kentucky
Tle
Marie Antoinette Wright
Obituaries and memorial notices from New Jersey regions
WILLIAM CHARLESTON deputy sheriff of Rockland County died in Roosevelt Hospital age 60. JOHN HIGGINS famed as King John Higgins of Queens County died at 93 in Flushing. PHOEBE C. LITTELL widow of Isaac Littell died age 86 in Rahway. HENRY J. PRINK died in Rahway age 79, survived by four children and ten grandchildren. EUGENE M. BREWSTER East Orange resident and former Board of Health president died at home age in his 80s. MRS MARY HALL SCHUYLER widow of Rev Dr Anthony Schuyler died in Orange age 97. DR ENOS E BLACKWELL longtime Orange physician noted obituary line continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charleston
Rockland County
Roosevelt Hospital
James
Jennie Wilson
Clarke
John Higgins
William FE. Gladstone
England
Queens County
John” Higgins
Flushing
L. IL
Higgins
Ireland
Grant
America
Phoebe C. Littell
Isaac Littell
James. Douglass
Rahway
N. J
Littell
Henry J. Prink
W. A. Boulton
First Baptist Church
Eugene M. Brewster
East Oranges
Board of Health
New York
East Orange
Orange Club
East Orange National Bank
Mary Hall
Schuyler
Anthony Schuyler
Grace Episcopal
Marriages Span City and Providence in April Notices
On April 7 in New York City, Reverend Willam Slantague Geer officiated the union of Churchill Ripley and William Reynolds of Providence. Also dated April 7 Nettie Lehmann wed Abraham Frank. Hattie Mayer joined Harry M. Nathan. April 2 Mae Hornbeck wed T. B. Scheetz.
Actress wins suit over tights in Me, Him and I
Miss Henrietta Lee known as Mrs Charles P Morrison fought Hurtig Seaman managers over a contract clause requiring tights. A jury before Justice Gerard awarded her 4710 dollars representing salary she would have earned if not discharged for refusing to appear in tight attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Lee
Charles P. Morrison
Hurtig & Seaman Theatrical Managers
Supreme Court
Gerard
New York Times Saturday Review Called Key Literary Guide
Booksellers hail the issue as highly useful for informing customers about new books and ensuring steady weekly circulation. The publication is recognized by authors and publishers as the up to date review and guide to modern literature. Order in advance from your newsdealer to secure a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times Saturday Review
R Ders
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Listed in New York Notices
A long obituary listing from New York announces funeral details for numerous individuals including John Crane Katherine Cullinan Julia Friend Jacob Fein Madeleine Hopper Julius Kalish Caroline Laski Les Master Elma Moritz Sadie Myhan Janie Peck Ignatius Radley Mary H Schuyler Louise Schwab Kate Shaw Corrie Bell Storm William Watson Sophia West Mary Anne Zincke Stephen Ambrose Henry Bock Patrick Breslin Samuel Burggraf Peter Carroll William H Cole Eunice Conkey Ira De Hart Marie C de Venoge James Dolan and Cash Druckhammer with service times and burial plans across several addresses and churches. Flowers to be omitted where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 6Th St
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdam
Julia
Herman Friend
Madison Av
Newark
N. J
Les
Kate M. Sands
David Master
Amity St
Flushing
Moritz
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Elma G
Herman
Carrie C. Moriiz
Southath Av
Myhan
Sadie F
William PP. Myhan
William
Jane Fraser
East List St
St. Ignatius Loyola
7Th St
Park Av
Calvary
Peck
Janie Bo
A. C. Peck
West
Danbury
Bridgeport
Radley
Mary H. Schuyler
Anthony Schuyler
D. D
Grace Church
Orange
Tits, Schwab
Louiss Rose
Anton L. Schwab
Wiener Place
Tompkinsville
Shaw
Joralemon St
Brooklyn
Kate V. Shaw
John C. Shaw
Storm
Bayside
L. J. Corrie Bell
Frederic
Annie B. Storm
Watson
Manhattan Av
Wiliam Watson
Woodlawn
Schermerhorn St
Sophia
George West
Friay
Zincke
Mary Anne
Herman Zincke
148Th St
Peter Carroll
Collins
Woodbine St
Thomas Collins
Cole
William H. Cole
Conkey
Irvington
Eunice Conkey
Cleary
Haverstraw
John Cleary
Obituary notices from Brooklyn Newark and NYC addresses
Funeral notices list residents and dates across Brooklyn Newark and New York City with names such as John Heldenwang Margaret Kirl Nellie Graver Rose Healy Jac ob Goetz Katie Missi and Mary Kehoe. Entries include ages and funeral dates and times for Evans Healy Kehoe and others. The list preserves addresses and times for to-day or later services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Milton Breideberg
Fas _ heral
Fanning
Eran St
Newark
Thomas Fanning
Pischi
the Firshany
Nellie KB
Puneral
Holkroyl
Maple St
Kearny
Brame Habroye
Hutchinson
Irilee St
James A. Hutchinson
Israel
St. Nicholas Av
Birdie Israel
A. M. Kain
Harrison, KX
Thomas J. Kain
Kenor
Gouverneur &J
Lee
Milburn
N. J
Thesdors
Lew
Lennon
TM St. Av
Frank Lennon
Lostihr
Greenwich St
John Lester
M. McCormack
West
7Th St
James A. McCormack
Hoal
MacDonald
Sterling Place
Mary Ann MaDonald
McGrotheer
Tnion Av
Brookly
John
McGrother
Mecmanus
East S4th
Bridget McManus
Wes Magmeh
East
Annie Magner
van Haren
Jeannette May
Mulvey
Esther St
Alles Mulvey
Nagel
Bragaw Av
Herean
Nagel. Nealon
Horatia St
Thomas _Neglon
M. Newmark
West 09Th St
Emma Newmark
Olsen
Ponsdiven St
Brooklin
Hans Glsen
Parsons
S28
West 1Th
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Mrs. Bryce
Mrs.gray
Mrs. Audenried
Del
Mrs. Hughes
Sentinel
Miss Kingman
H.W. Rowe
Italy
Aspinwall—Hyde
Luzzato
OEB
Ocean Travelers
Choate
Social Notes
Joel. Nett Allen
Mr. Allen
Crain
Alle Lewis
Augusta Hayes
F. L. Shepparg
Robert Pruyn
St. Regis
Paul Rainey
A. G. Paine
Lakewood
J. B. C. Tappan
Glen Cove
L.I
Richard Ely
W. Duncan McKim
McKim
E. W. Dwight
Philadelphia
Buckingham
Maria’ S
Our Eddy
Titus E
John Murray
Craighurst
Tuxedo
Sothern
Buck
Stone As
Sancho Panza
Buckstone
Duke Ricardo
Towson John Palomeque
Taylor Andres Ee
Turnley
Holy Brotherhood
Scardon
Brown
Duke
Kelly
Ford
Rezio de Asucro
Bradley Gines de Passamonte
Martin Pedro Martinez
Bradley Tenorio Hernandez
Mather
Aly
Kaufman
Taylor
Tilden
Eee
Neeeses
Hanson Dorothea de Clenardo
Lucinda de la Lian
Miss Reed Altisidora
Head Donna Rodriguez
Miss Goldsmith
Maria Palomoque
Miss Goldsmith Maritomez
Miss Wilson Antonia Quixana
Miss Howson
Holcomb
Elgar
Dan Frohman
Friars’ Festival
Public Institution
Chinaman
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Lewis Melville
Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Prof
Christian Gauss
VENUS
American Lead Pencil Co
EOE K
I Neo Ross
Sturgis
West 220 ST
63Th ST
Windland
J. Presbyterian Church
Stephensburg
Haven
Harved
United States
Tompkins & Tompkins
Camse Jors-at-Law
Fifth Avenue
Atova Fost
Filzabeth
H. Ds
Slade
Ison AV
Harry Slade
God If
Slattery
Hepver Place
Patrick “Slattery
Straus
W. OS
Jerry Straus
Sundstrom
Fulton St
Carl J. Sundstrom
Sutton
Mary Ebb
A. Ussher
Kth St
Samuel P. Ussher
Westlake
Warren C. Westlake
M. D
Whelan
West 116Th St
John F. Whelan
John F. Whelan. Funeral To-Day. .Om Worms
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Ghansia
Tele
Cheleste
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