Mauretania Arrives From Europe With Notable Passengers
The Mauretania docked with a host of prominent travelers aboard. The voyage faced rough weather causing a five day five hour crossing and partial use of two of four screws. Senator Eugene Hale returned from Europe where the Monetary Commission studied English banking with bankers including Lord Rothschild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daunt’s Rock
Sandy Hook
Ralph Voorheis
Avenue B
Brooklyn
J. S. Emans
Irving Place
Voorheis
United States
Eugene Hale
Maine
National Monetary Commission
Europe
Mauretania
London
Lord Rothschild
Lord Ravelstoke
Bank of England
France
Hale
Germany
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Australia
Bryan
Charles W. Gates
John W. Gates
Gates
A. O. Brown & Co
Taft
FF. Martin
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Ethel Barrymore
Ethel
Lionel
Paris
Stork
Occops Barrymore
Napoleon
Richard Croker
Orby
William
Babcock
John H. Barker
T. Blackstock
Russell Rowan
Richard Page Croft
A.trevor Dawson
Francis A. Channing
H. J. Heinz
Jesse Holdum
Georges McFadden
Off to Europe list of transatlantic liners and booked passengers
The passage details sailing today and booked travelers on liners including CAMPANIA from Liverpool with J W Appleyard Rev Thomas Barrett and several families, KROONLAND Antwerp with Miss Sarah Barsber and others, MINNEAPOLIS London with multiple passengers, PHILADELPHIA Southampton with Capt Stanley Cullingham and others, PRESIDENT TANCOM Hamburg with numerous travelers, and COLUMBIA Glasgow with Prof Hugo Black and families headed to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Liverpool
J. W. Appleyard
Thomas Barrett
W. Wivingston Bruen
T. W. G Fitzgerald
Richard J. Holt
A. I. Wolfendale
James H. Young
Kroonland
Antwerp
Sarah Bars Ber
J. Augustus. Barnard
Horace Barnard
Caroline Chase
Charlies Oakes
C. HW. Sills
Minneapolis
London
William Raines
J. Ty. Carew
William M. Cross
Hi. WH. Gable
Millicent Gould
George H. Jewett
E. G. Stratton
Oliver S. Wescott
Philadelphia
Southampton
Stanley Cullingham
E. Friedrichs
F. W. Hehmeyer
Elizabeth Howard
William Ludlow
George W. Sheffield
Tancom
Hamburg
Hugo K. W. Ackermann
Douglas Roseall
H.*. Beville
Robert Haddon
Robert Morrison
Franklin A. Park
Templemore
Miss Agnes Williams Engaged to Frederico di Palma
Miss Agnes Williams of Lowell Massachusetts is engaged to Frederico di Palma of Rome The couple met in Italy three years ago The wedding is planned for October Mr di Palma is an authority on naval matters and a member of the Italian House of Deputies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lowell
Mass
Agnes Williams
Charles M. Williams
Frederico di Palma
Rome
Italy
di Palma
Italian House of Deputies
Banker James Stillman Sails to Europe on Lusitania
James Stillman president of Na Wels City Bank sails for Europe aboard the Lusitania on a trip expected to last about five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stillman
Na Wels City Bank
Europe
Lusitania
Fone
Queen Views Baby Parade In Arverne Illinois
Arverne holds its first Baby Show and Parade with 144 children in eight sections. The event drew thousands of visitors as Miss Rose Gans crowned queen and prizes were awarded to perambulators groups floats and individual entries under police supervision on the boardwalk and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Arverne
IL. I
Rockaways
Halpin
Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian Society
Ocean and
Amerman Avenues
Amerman Avenue
Remington Avenue
Rose Gans
Albert Goldstone
Rosie Gans
Feliciman
Gladys
Ruth
Julian Ralph
Adelaide du Mahant
Perambulators
Edna Jacobas
Muriel Seininger
Nanette Weill
Jessie Kleibatt
Irene Silverman
Viola Friedman
Ruth Guttman
Stella Kahn
Ettlinger Sisters
Morris Levy
Solomon
Origi
Weill Twins
Blum
William&Steiner
Poe
Jacques Lubetkin
Albert Lang
M. F. Loughman
Henry M. Flateau
J. Isaacs
Hiss Selma Strauss
J. H. Rosenfeld
Miss Egan to Wed Sept 16 in Copenhagen
Miss Patricia Egan daughter of Maurice F. Egan American Minister to Denmark will wed Jerome Elmer P. Murphy of Los Angeles on September 16 at the Church of St Ansgars in Copenhagen Mgr Vaneuch Apostolic Vicar will officiate Carmel Egan sister of the bride maid of honor Miss Meethan of Brooklyn brides maid and Alexander Weddell of Washington best man. The ceremony will be followed by a breakfast for Diplomatic Corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Patricia Egan
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Jerome Elmer P. Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
Church of St. Ansgars
Mgr. Vaneuch
Carmel Egan
Miss Meethan
Brooklyn
Alexander Weddell
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Miss Bertha Lippincott to Marry Doctor Coles
Invitations have been issued for the September 14 wedding of Miss Bertha H. Lippincott and Dr. Stricker Coles at the Church of the Redeemer Bryn Mawr. Lippincott belongs to the Colonial Dames Acorn Mayflower and Children's Aid Societies. Coles is a Jefferson Medical College graduate and staff member. he is the son of the late Peyton Coles of Albemarle County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lippincott
Philadelphia
Bertha H. Lippincott
Dr. Stricker Coles
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Miss Lippincott
Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Acorn Club
Mayflower Society
Children's Aid’ Society
Dr. Coles
Jefferson Medical College
Peyton Coles
Albermarle County
Summer Travel and Return Notices In Newport Lenox and Nearby
Notables and families including Mr and Mrs J Woodward Haven and Mr and Mrs Gerard Foster spend summer in Lenox and travel to White Mountains. George Cabot Lodge returns from Paris with Mrs Lodge while Mrs Henry W Gray hosts. Drexel and Depew families plan autumn returns. Various other guests and travelers at Newport Lenox Narragansett Pier and Hyde Park with dates and destinations in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Woodward Haven
Gerard Foster
Lenox
White Mountains
George Cabot Lodge
Paris
Mrs. Lodge
Henry W. Gray
George Lee Thompson
Narragansett Pier
Philadelphia
W. W. Tompkins
Newport
H. M. Morris
New York
Thomas Newbold Rhinelander
Redwood Street
R. B. Dean
Maithewson
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Times Lost Advertisement Brings Immediate Results
Jerome J. Wilson of Equitable Life Assurance Co. reports an advertisement in The Times led to a finder returning a lost watch fob and chain. He emphasizes The Times as the best medium for prompt recovery of lost property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome J. Wilson
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Times
Lost Watch
New York Times
Bryant
Cunard Passengers Still Tip Stewards Across Atlantic
Stewards of Cunard liners Mauretania Carmania and Campania say tips from passengers do not affect Westbound voyage. Walter Roach of Carmania sued Cunard for 1500 dollars claiming blacklisting, but judgment favored the company. Crew warn they would quit if tips forbidden. deck chair charges and high fares cited as rider concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Mauretania
Carmania
Campania
Walter Roach
Roach
Canadian Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Park
Cunard Company
White Star
Atlantic
Cunard Line
New York
Europe
Briden
Napier
Steward Roach
Bar Harbor Tennis Finals Highlight Sea Coast Club
Bar Harbor Me August 28 The main event was a hard fought tennis match at the Swimming Club between last year’s champions George Bodman of New York and D P Rhodes of Boston and this year’s winners H Kawasaki and E E Dixon of Philadelphia with Dixon losing in straight sets Mixed doubles entries close Saturday night for next Monday Two large social luncheons and dinners marked the day Mrs John White of New York hosts the annual squash tournament at her cottage offering a silver cup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
George Bodman
New York
D. P. Rhodes
Boston
H. Kawasaki
E. E. Dixon
Philadelphia
Robert Endicott
W. M. P. Draper
Henry F. Dimock
George A. Draper
Casimir de R. Moore
Chalks
John White
Evelyn Thaw denial of sanitarium reports
An authoritative denial from the sanitarium head states Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is not an inmate under her name or any other. Harry K. Thaw says he urged a rest cure for Evelyn and has provided money for her care, noting funds would last longer if she remains in a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Sixty-first Street
Pougheepsie
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Evelyn
Mass Meeting of Strikers Planned Moving Site
United Brotherhood of Tailors says Cooper Union hall is unavailable for the planned mass meeting this afternoon. Instead a meeting will be held at Manhattan Lyceum on East Fourth Street near the Bowery. More than 5,000 tailors and coat pressers are out in Manhattan with Brooklyn remaining tied up. The union hopes Cooper Union hall will be available next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Cooper Union Hall
Manhattan
Lyceum
East Fourth Street
Bowery
Brooklyn
Staten Island Transit Complaints Forwarded to Hearing
The Public Service Commission ordered Staten Island Midland Railroad and Richmond Light and Railroad to answer within ten days to a Staten Island Chamber of Commerce complaint. Charles H. Blair says common ownership links exist and transfers lack proper sites. A Sept 16 hearing will probe Brooklyn Heights tracks removal. A Sept 11 hearing will address Long Island Railroad ferry service cut from Astoria to James Slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Public Service Commission
Staten Island Midland Railroad Company
Richmond Light and Railroad Company
Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
Charles H. Blair
St. George
Broadway
Richmond Terrace
West New Brighton
Castleton Avenue
Fort Richmond
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Fifty-second Street
Second Avenue
Public Dock
Brooklyn
Louis Windmuller
Long Island Railroad
Astoria
James Slip
Bassett
Change in Brooklyn Loop Subway Station Plans Approved
The Public Service Commission approved revisions to the City Hall station in Tryon Row Brooklyn Loop. Six tracks will be built eight feet lower, access via mezzanine stairs, no escalator tunnel, saving 5000 but requiring a 125000 sewer shift. Construction may proceed with Municipal Building funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
City Hall
Brooklyn Loop
Municipal
Tryon Row
Fourteenth Street
Grand Central
Brooklyn Bridge
Bridge Department
Repair Sixth Avenue Across City Blocked By Delays
Sixth Avenue between Fourteenth and Twenty third Streets is ordered fixed by the Public Service Commission. A complaint from the Retail Dry Goods Association and Acting Mayor McGowan cites ongoing damage to department stores. The commission directs Hudson & Manhattan Railroad to restore the street and urges prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Fourteenth
Retail Dry Goods Association
Public Service Commission
McGowan
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
New Jersey
Railway Company
American Consul Halstead Explains Tariff Revision Efforts
Birmingham reports firms resent the American Consul Albert Halstead seeking production costs and selling prices for the US Ways and Means Committee. Halstead clarifies he aims to aid tariff revision discussions and denies probing trade secrets. He notes bipartisan US support for tariff readjustment and probable duty reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Albert Halstead
Ways and Means Committee
American House of Representatives
Halstead
United States
Soldier of Fortune Dies After Varied Naval Career
Charles J. Hill, born in Wisconsin and a former First Lieutenant in the American Navy, later served as Captain in the Brazilian Navy commanding the cruiser Niterhoy, and rose to Rear Admiral in the Chilean Navy. He also held Captain of Volunteers in the Spanish-American War and later served as a Captain in the Boer Army in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Charles Ji. Hill
Wisconsin
a _Cantain
Hill
South Africa
Mrs Fanny Clifton Dies at Yonkers Home
Condolences flow for contralto Mrs Fanny Clifton who died at 27 Hamilton Avenue Yonkers in the sixty fifth year after a year long illness. Born in Burnley England she came to the United States in 1889 and gained fame as a concert and opera singer including the Fairy Queen in Toland Tolanthe. She married fellow singer Henry Clifton in 1865. he died about seven years later. She leaves three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Clifton
Hamilton Avenue
Yonkers
Burnley
England
Clifton
Henry Clifton
Building Code Revision Commission mourns death of member
The Building Code Revision Commission held a special meeting at City Hall to adopt resolutions of regret for the death of Thomas Hamilton and to express sympathy for his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Code Revision Commission
Thomas [. Hamilton
Hamilton
Funeral for Col Vilas Held at Home in Madison
Simple burial services for Col. William F. Vilas will be conducted at his Madison home tomorrow afternoon. The semi public funeral will be read by Rev. A A Ewing with Rev. F A Gilmore reciting Crossing the Bar. Gov Davidson ordered the Capitol flag at half mast and issued a eulogy expressing regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wiliam F. Vilas
A. A. Ewing
St. Stephen's Church
Milwaukee
Grace Church
Tennyson
F. A. Gilmore
Davidson
Capitol
Col. Vilas
Tony Pastor Funeral Arrangements in Brooklyn and Elmhurst
Tony Pastor dies at his Elmhurst Long Island home and his body to be viewed in Brooklyn Elks clubhouse today. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Bartholemew’s Elmhurst at 10 AM. Elks services to follow in Brooklyn after 1 PM with pallbearers and delegations from Actors’ Society and Lambs Club attending. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Elks
Brooklyn
Evergreens Cemetery
H. S. Sanderson
New York Lodge of Elks
John T. Kelly
Brooklyn Elks
Ralph Delman
Actors’ Order of Friendship
Clay Greene
Lambs Club
James J. Morton
Comedy Club
Timothy Cronin
The
White Rats
James H. Stark
Charles E.shoter
Actors’ Society of America
Pastor
Miss Duncan Dazzles in New Chopin and Beethoven Dances
Isadora Duncan impressed a large Criterion Theatre audience with a program of dances to Beethoven Seventh Symphony and Chopin pieces. Her performances featured avant garde ideas, dramatic storytelling, and minimal footwork with an augmented Gustav Saenger orchestra. She received encores, a speech, and a bouquet for conductor Saenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadora Duncan
Criterion Theatre
Miss Duncan
Gustav Saenger
Saenger
Caen
Pearls Found for Mrs. Craig Biddle at Casino Grandstand
In Newport Rhode Island on August 28 the pearls of Mrs. Craig Biddle, lost during a tennis tournament, were found under the Casino grandstand after the water drained from a puddle. The jewels lost by Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs and Mrs. Norman Hapgood remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Craig Biddle
Henry Barton Jacobs
Norman Hapgood
Marriage notices for Cox Drought and Middleton
On August 27 Grace Gene Vieve Drought married William F. Cox. On August 26 Theresa ogee Middleton married Percy Lafayette ooie.
Obituary notices from a Brooklyn NY newspaper
Death notices list multiple individuals across New York and New Jersey with dates August 1908, detailing funerals and private services. Names include Abbie A Burt, Margaret Craft, Dudley Davis, Fanny Embree, Harriette Freeman, Edward Kellogg, Fanny Knighton, Amanda Lane, Walter Laughlin, Donald Mackay, Richard Manning, Minna Randall, John Reynolds, William Robeson, Albert Runyon, Jane Sayer, Katharine Weeks, Edgar Williams and many others with funeral times and locations in New York City, Jersey City, Montclair, Mamaroneck, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie A. Burt
John M. Burt
Henry D. Love
Flatbush
Craft
Quaker Hill
N. Y
Margaret Toffey Craft
James Craft
Davis
Dudley William Davis
Edward P
Alice M. Davis
Embree
South Bris
Aus
Lst
Fanny Wells
George W. Embree
Mary Ann
Ralph Wells
Freeman
East 79Th St
Harriette Francis Freeman
George Albree Freeman
Mount Auburn
Massaston
Manchester
Panera
Kellogg
Switzzerland
Edward Kellorg
N. J
Knighton
Fanny Knighton
Woodlawn
Lane
Point Pleasant
N J
Amanda B. Lane
William G
Greenwood
Laughlin
Asbury Park
Walter Ellsworth Laughlin
May Henshaw
Julia FE. Hutton
John Laughlin
van Nest Place
Charlee St
New York City
MacKay
Geneva
Wyoming
Portland
Donald Sage Mackay
Church of St. Nichols
St. Ao
Manning
Lakewood
N.J
Richard Fisher Manning
Henrys. Manning
Seth
New York Cavalry
U.S. W
Richard F. Manning
58Th St
Marx
Kertha Marx
Frohman
Adolph Marx
Millspaugh
Richmond
S. I
Isaac Millspaugh
Mitnick
Harris Mitnick
Reynolds
Polyclinic Hospital
John Reynolds
Plymouth St
Montclair
M. Robeson
Bound Brook
William Bell
Evergreen Cemetery
Plainfield
Sayer
Goshen
Jane
Richard and
Ruth Sears
William M. Sayer
St. James's Church
West 4Th St
Katharine Tillon Weeks
Charlotte
Tillon
James
Williams
Edgar Williams
Hicks St
Brooklyn
Hammerstein Plans Philadelphia Opera House and Conservatory
Oscar Hammerstein announces plans to stage grand opera in a new Philadelphia house next season and devote part of the building to a conservatory. Advance seat and box sales total 250000 with 150000 for seats and 100000 for boxes. He aims for the world’s finest opera house with Paris Conservatory director Emil Giraudet and soprano Mme Lilli Lehmann as conservatory instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eke
York
Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
Conservatory of Music
Melba
Mary Garden
Hammerstein
Emil Giraudet
Paris Conservatory
Mme
Lilli Lehmann
Testimonial for Jose Van Der Berg at American Theatre
Jose Van Der Berg receives a testimonial at the American Theatre on Sunday evening September 6 after a stroke leaves him unable to play in the Metropolitan Opera House orchestra where he served fourteen years. Prominent performers Nahan Franko Komer Lind Nat M Mills Gertrude Hoffmann Julius Steger Libby and Trager George W Hunter Zelma Ranston Owen Wildare Willy Zimmerman Arthur Rigby Sidney Grant will appear under conductors Victor Herbert Arthur Weld Maurice Levy and John Braham. The garden scene from Faust will be performed by Metropolitan Opera House members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose van der Berg
American Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
Nahan Franko
Komer Lind
Nat M. Mills
Gertrude Hoffmann
Julius Steger
Libby and Trager
George W. Hunter
Zelma Ranston
Owen Wildare
Willy Zimmerman
Arthur Rigby
Sidney Grant
Victor Herbert
Arthur Weld
Maurice Levy
John Braham
Faust
Theatre Crowns Burlesque Plans and Star Signings
Joe Cannon Gov Patterson and Ellyson attended a New York Theatre viewing as Jon Weber plans a burlesque of The Devil. Liehler & C. signed William Farnum for a November appearance in The Renegade by Paul Armstrong. Edna May Spooner named leading lady in The Mountain Pow by Marion Short and Pauline Phelps. Shuberts retain Mary Mannering for 19 more years. Mile. Dit Dio arrives to join Ornheur road show at Colonial Theatre starting September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Weber
Devil
Liehler
Kentucky
Marion Short
Pauline Phelps
E. Ziegfeld, Jr
Upton Sinclair
Shuberts
Mary Mannering
Tompkins and Tompkins handle wills in probate case
Tompkins and Tompkins at 156 Fifth Avenue announce probate proceedings for wills. Attorneys specialize in estate matters and will validation in the local probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wills
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Train Trolleys and Carriage
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys plus carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. For books of views or a representative, call 4855 Gramercy. Office located at 20 Fast 230 St. N. CTFY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
SPECIAL SUMMER SERVICES IN NEW YORK CHURCHES
Sunday services announced across multiple parishes including St Bartholomews Madison Avenue 44th Street with a full choir and free seats. Rev J Steart Holden and Rev Geo W Huntington preach at First Reformed Episcopal and 34th Street Reformed churches. Friends meetings at East 18th Street Rutherford Place and Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Madison Av
44Th Stree
J. Steart Holden
Religious Society. of Friends
East 18Th St
Rutherford Place
Manhattan
Schermergurn “St
Boerum Place
Brolkelyn
Church Sermons and Ministers Across City Churches
A sequence of Sunday services across prominent New York churches includes Rev. John G Fagg at Middle Collegiate Church 11 A.M., Rev. David Jas Burrell at Merble Collegiate Church, and Rev. Alfred E Myers at two services. Other churches listed include St Nicholas, West End Collegiate, Church of the Messiah, Madison Avenue, and the Church of the Ascension with sermons by Rev. Percy Stickney Grant. Public invitations extended for sessions on temptation, salvation, and missionary themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate Baptist Church of the Covenant
Amsterdam Avenue
James M. Gkke
Moody Bible Sedom of
Chicago
David c. Hughes
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Cer
Jist St
Edward Loux
D. D
Buble Scrogl
Memorial Baptist
Washington
Satsire
Edward Judson
Daniel Hilare
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
West End Avenue
S6th Street
George Eckman
Lly
M. B. Chaplean
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
55Th Street
William J. Dawson
London
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Northeast Corner
St. Ands Madison
Henry Sloane Coffin
Henry BB
Hap
D. II
Old First Presbyterian Church
Eleventh
Twelfth Street
Howard Diffield
Snore A. McCague
J. A. MeCague
James Harlin Smith
Servier
Ft & Welork
West End
Belmont _College
Nash Int
Tenn
Middle Collegiate
John G. Fagg
Merble Collegiate
David Jas. Burrell
Alfred E. Myvers
Jesus
West End Ave
Tit
Henry OC
Core
S. M. Awemer
de Do of Arabias
the Supreme Missionary Mve
Church of the Messiah
Park
Henry T. Shchist
Easton - Tha
Greret Tabernacle Church
Fy Bs
Marsh
Sunder
Nue
FP. M
Madison
Peters
Allvembra
Heagar
Das. M. Gray
D. P
Sith
Broadway
Geli
Campatun
Church of the Ascension
Teath Street
Percy Stickney Grant
K A. M
P.M
Fashion Supplement Highlights New York Times Issue
The New York Times announces a segregated eight page Fashion Supplement issued on September 27 featuring reproductions in photo graphic art of the latest gown hats lingerie and gloves. Women of America are invited to view the stylish content in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
NEW York Times
Saniar
Women of
America
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Liner
Senator Hale
Monetary Commission
Charles G. Gates
President Stillman
QUEEN
Miss Egan
J. H. P. Murphy
Social Notes
John R. Drexel
Senator Depew
Mrs. Depew
Mrs. Herbert Coppell
Colorado
William Bunn
J. Ménocal
Cuba
Hotel Wolcott
Wiliam B. Dinsmore
Belmont
Sidney Haight
Mrs
G. W. Folsom
Francis Dana Winslow
Carl Winslow
B. F. Yoakum
Howard Carroll
Bodman
Rhodes
Evelyn Thaw
Epee Way
Carl H. Schultz
Staten Island Roads
Service Board
Utilities Board
Bridge Loop Station
Consul Halstead
Charles H. Hill
Four Flags
T. L. Hamilton
Tony Pastor
the Elks Sunday
St. George's Church
Brady
Gu, Condy
Park Av
Lilian Condy
West 7Th St
Sores A. Conway
Cook
Margaret A. Cook
Oeunée
Dauphinot
Emile Dauphinot
Diestal
Jackson ,v
Long Island City
Elizabeth Diestal
Drake
Tranquillity
N. Z
Mary FE
M. Dunn
Frances W. Dunn
Elliott
Jersey City
Danial Elliott
Jersey
Fisheck
Mount Vernon
Matilda Fisheck
Flock
West 10Th St
Joseph F. Flock
Green
Jefferson
Frances E. Green
Ok ’ Kelly
Bergen St
Mary E. Kelly
Feneral
M, . Kelly
Lexington
Idar
I AL
Lyon
Mary A. Lynn
Fpl Om. Martin
Susie Prelps Martin
Moore
Mercer St
Fannie Moore
N_ Y
Joseph
Marion
Gronx
Frank Rostetter
Ringle
van Horne St
A. M. Ringle
Roome
Butler
No J
Josephine Roome
Ryan
Morristown
George J. Ryan
M. Ryan
Mary Ryan
A. M Ryder
Erin Ryder
Matthew Guy Vassar
M. Woolsey
Communipaw Av
Emma
R. Woolsey
Zimmer
Grand St
Adam Zimmer
Philadelphia Opera Sure
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank B. Campbell
Hester
Giants
SWORD
Dundee
Theodora Peck
John Rae
Bonnie Prince Charley
Scotland
Duffield
Church Services
Comurran
Baptist
Calvary Baptist
West
S7th
WH. Pogsson
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Convent
Rufus P. Johnston
Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway and
36Th Street
du Bois H. Leux
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
Evescopal
Reformed Episcopal
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Mad. Av
Sith Sts
Geo. W. Huntington
34Th St. Reformed Church
West of
Sth
Robert W. Courtney
Society. OF Friends
Reformed Church
Unitarian
Columbia Heights
Riverside Drive
John Lyle
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