Debutante Ball for Miss Josephine Osborn in New York
Mrs H F Osborn hosted a Madison Avenue debutante ball for her daughter Miss Josephine Osborn. About 300 guests attended including Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt. The 9 pm junior cotillion featured an Autumn and Spring march, with a 12 am buffet and dancing to Brooks and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Josephine Osborn
Margaret Thorne
Madison Avenue
Brooks and Denton
Raymond C Knox Weds Florence C Breed in Newton Centre
In Newton Centre First Baptist Church Miss Florence C Breed daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Breed married Raymond C Knox chaplain of Columbia University from New York. The ceremony was by Rev Aitch with Rev Maurice A Levy assisting. Attendants included Miss Ethel A Breed maid of honor and Mrs Charles Earnshaw matron, with bridesmaids Alexina Booth Elmira Slack. Best man William T Shriver and ushers Stanley Hall Charles Earnshaw William Breed Duncan Brown Robert Davis F L Janway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
First Baptist
Newton Centre
Florence C. Breed
William H. Breed
Raymond C. Knox
New York
Columbia University
A.itch
Maurice A. Levy
Ethel A. Breed
Charles Earnshaw
Alexina Booth
Louisville
Exq
Elmira Slack
Bethel
Conn
Wiliam T. Shriver
Stanley Hall
Charles W. Earnshaw
William K. Breed
Duncan Brown
Robert Davis
F. L. Janway
Hanover
Cotillion for Miss Coe At Sher rys With Viennese Orchestra
Miss Emily Coe debutante hosts a cotillion at Sherrys with Mrs. Henry H Coe receiving in pink and blue. Alexander Hadden leads the dancing and a buffet supper follows in the red room with more dancing. Invitations list numerous young ladies and gentlemen including Messrs Stuyvesant Fish Jr and Newbold Herrick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Coe
Henry H. Coe
Sherry
Coe
Alexander Hadden
Miss Coe
Red Room
Vienese
Joanna R. Auchincloss
Gertrude Beekman
Mat Winslow
Elizabeth Fowler
Janetta Alexander
Theresa V. de H. Ingersoll
Carolyn Cox
Lisa Suydam
Doris Bisell
Cornelia Landon
Lucy Brown
Virginia Murray
Elizabeth Morgan
Rosamond Burr
Mary Ostrender
Helen Peabody
Mary Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
Nellie Rogers
Gladys McAlpine
Laura Emmet
Sarah Robbins
Eleane Townsend
Eleanor F
Katharine Uane
Benjamin Young
Kingsbury Bull
Frederick Cruger
Lewis Delafield
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Geoffrey Dodge
Gilbert Jones
Benjamin Moore
George and
Percy Bramwell
Oliver Wagstaff
Stewart Waller
Henry Talmage
Jonathan Thomson
David Ely
Leslie Hoyt
Newbold Herrick
Moncure Robinson
Fulton C. Cutting
Henry Cannon Clark
Louis c. Clark, Jr
Snowden Fahnestock
Gibson Fahnestock, Jr
Mrs Robbins Hosts Formal Dance at Delmonico's
Mrs Rowland Ames Robbins introduced her daughter Gladys Stewart Robbins at a Delmonico’s dance with supper and tables for dining then dancing in a decorated ballroom. Guests included numerous young women and men led by Gladys and notable attendees list. The Hungarian Orchestra provided music. Mrs Thorne held a separate cotillion for her daughter with a similar event planned by the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Ames Robbins
Gladys Stewart Robbins
Delmonico’s
Robbins
Miss Robbins
Leoni Alexander
Elsie Sanford
Muriel Morris
Alice Anderton
Vera Onativia
Louise Freeman
Edith Brooks
Gladys McAlin
Gertrude Cheever
Helaire Sooysmith
Eleanor Brown
Florence Alker
Claire Hammond
Marie Pyle
Hilda Hiss
Pauline Boulton
Marguerite Janvrin
Catherine Burton
Natalie Clews
Hilda Holmes
Abby Morrison
May Weatherbee
Varvara Pupin
Eleanore Fowler
Freemmith
Phineas Adams
Dee Kerr
Griswoldompson
Howard Bolton
George Brokaw
Dwight Harris
Charles Inseth French
Preston Fargo
Stewart Preston
Off for Europe Today with Transatlantic Liners
Prospective travelers listed for the Provençe sailing from Havre and the Scharnhorst from Bremen depart with a large party including families and multiple individuals. Dr Walter Wever, German Consul General at Chicago, sailed to Southampton aboard the Teutonic, praised for promoting intellectual reciprocity and professor exchanges between American and German universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
Havre
A. ™ .Lutler
H. K. Browne
A. ¥. Colmstock
Paul Derby
G. Bancrof
Dans
C. C. Chaminade
Jose K. Gonzalez
Ella 5. Hoffman
al Hayman
Philip Harper
Joseph E. Judels
Charles E. Inches
R. le Marchand
Paul la Hayne
W. E. Marcus
Otto Maron
W. S. Richardson
Yvonne de St. Andre
Margaret Parnell
William H. Taylor
C. Whitney
Scharnhorst
Bremen
Albert Bloch
Harry Breuer
Paul Fleischauer
Albine Zacharias
Walter
Debutante Janetta Alexander hosts small dance tonight
Social notes report Miss Janetta Alexander’s debutante dance hosted by Mrs Charles B Alexander. Several upcoming events include Kitty Cheatham’s Plaza recital for Harlem YWCA and Ben Greet Players at Waldorf Astoria for Madison Street Settlement charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Alexander
Janetta Alexander
Kitty Cheatham
the Plaza
Harlem Y. W. C. A
Madison Street
Ben Greet
Hawthorne
Waldorff- Astoria
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Saxe to Wed A T Clement on January Second
Miss Jessie Ellen Saxe niece of Frank Jay Saxe and cousin of John G. Saxe will marry Allen Thamas Clement Saturday January 2 at 4 o clock at 4 Locust Street Flushing L I Clement son of Mr and Mrs Waldo Park Clement and a Yale graduate class of 1903 announces the wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Saxe
A. T. Clement
Jessie Ellen Saxe
Frank Jay Saxe
Allen Thamas Clement
Locust Street
Flushing
L. I
John G. Saxe
Mr. Clement
Waldo Park Clement
Yale
Benefit Ball for the Diet Kitchen at St Regis
A subscription ball will be held Tuesday evening at the St. Regis under the auspices of Auxiliary No 1 of the New York Diet Kitchen Association. Notable guests include Mrs. George F. Baker Mrs. Oswald G. Villard Mrs. Edward S. Holbrook Mrs. Howard Mansfield and Mrs. William M. Ivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diet Kitchen
St. Regis
New York
Diet Kitchen Association
George F. Baker
Oswald G. Villard
Edward S. Holbrook
Howard Mansfield
William M. Ivins
New Viola Allen Play Promised The White Sisters
Liebler and Co plan to present Viola Allen in The White Sisters a four act original by F Marion Crawford. The play follows parts of the author's serialized novel but was written first. Miss Alten to appear about Jan 25 in the city with rehearsals starting next week.
Russell Presents Second Picture Reading of Longfellow Tales
J Townsend Russell delivered a second picture reading of Longfellow’s The Tales of a Wayside Inn at Carnegie Lyceum before a large audience. The illustrated paintings numbered 150, created by well known artists, with a string orchestra under Charles J Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Townsend Russell
Longfellow
Carnegie Lyceum
Charles J. Roberts
No Hope for Bishop McQuaid
Rochester N Y December 23 The condition of Bishop McQuaid at eight o clock this morning was somewhat improved though the attending physicians hold out no hopes for his recovery and say his death is only a question of hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop McQuaid
Rochester
N. Y
McQuaid
Jackson in Critical Condition Improves at Albany Hospital
Attorney General William B. Jackson, after surgery for typhoid fever complications, was reported to be somewhat improved in Albany. Doctors noted a comfortable night and a chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Albany
William 8. Jackson
Albany Hospital
What Every Woman Knows at Empire Theatre
Barrie delivers a whimsical yet tender study of marriage and ambition in four acts. Alick Wylie and Maggie Shand anchor the plot with John Shand’s political ascent and Maggie’s quiet resourcefulness guiding him to genuine insight. Strong performances elevate the lively, heartfelt comedy with social satire and affectionate warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Barrie
Emire Theatre
John Shanane
Alick Wylie
Davia Ervenes
David Wylie
Comtesse de la Briere
Sybil] Lazenby
Ffolliott Paget
Beatrice Agnew
James Matthew Barrie
Barrie
London
Mr. Barrie
Maggie Shand
Maggie
Wylie Brothers
John Shand
Wylies
John
Aleck Wylie
Arate
Shand
Abe
Bennett Triumph Dominates Evening With Sharp Characterization
The reviews praise a moving sympathy and witty charm in performances. Mr. Bennett delivers a perfectly studied characterization with irresistible humor and vigor. David Torrence Fred Tyler and R Peyton Carter portray the three Scotch brothers delightfully, while others are only competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bennett
S. Hishand
Mr. Barrie
David Torrence
Fred Tyler
R. Peyton Carter
Peter Pan Returns to Duke of Yorks for Fifth Year in Succession
London dispatch reports Peter Pan revived for the fifth consecutive season at the Duke of Yorks Theatre with strong audience enthusiasm. May Kinder shines as the twin, following Pauline Chase, while Robb Harwood, A. W. Bascomb, and George Shelton reprise roles alongside Barrie’s production. Charles Frohman looms as producer amid the continued Panannual run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Duke of York’s
Hicks Theatre
Barrie
Charles Frohman
Miss May Kinder
Pauline Chase
Peter Pan
Robb Harwood
A. W. Bascomb
George Shelton
Eddie Foy Stages Hamlet On Broadway Tonight
Eddie Foy delivers a playful Hamlet on Broadway with his clown persona Joey Wheeze and a trained bear Am elia. The Adirondack setting at Starvation Inn features a dissatisfied guest list and comic chaos as Mrs. Bustle and cast seek a Queen role. Maude Raymond shines with a strong Molly Brown number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foy
Broadway
Hamlet
Starvition Inn
Lake Mosquito
Adirondacks
Barnaby Bustle
Cymbaline Bustle
Queen
New York
Dane
Joey Wheeze
Amelia
Joey
Utica
Eddie Foy
Joey Wheete
James F. Cook
Bear
George A. Schiller
Barnaby
MR. Hamlet
Edgar Smith
Edward Madden
The
Casino Theatre
Eddie Foy Barnaby Bustle
Jonathan Cheatam
Oscar Ragland
Tom Manleigh
John H. Pratt Mons, Fourneau
Eugene Redding Hank Diper
Harry Madison
Dames
F. Cook
Arthur Goodrich
R. H. Strong Ser
McSweeney
William Morgan Harold Yardstick
Harry Simpson Schippenbach
Valentine Homanees Brlootch
Brady
Daisy Stringer
Laura_Guerite
Molly Browns
Maude Raymond
Barney Bustle
Seeee
Mabelle Baker
Daphne Pollard
Annabelle
Helene Davis
Hrakebeam
Pete
Johnny
Marceline to Help at Hopper's Christmas Party
De Wolf Hopper's Majestic Theatre Christmas party features Marceline the Hippodrome clown with volunteers Bessie McCoy the Yama Yama girls from the Three Twins cast, Birdland ballet children, Marguerite Clark, and Pied Piper company members. One hundred Hebrew Orphan Asylum children will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marceline
Hopper
Pied Piper
Majestic Theatre
de Wolf Hopper
Hippodrome
Bessie McCoy
Yama Yama
Herald Square Theatre
Birdland Ballet
Marguerite Clark
Raven Play Debuts in Annapolis About Poe Romance
In Annapolis on December 23 the play The Raven by George Hazleton opened under favorable auspices. Henry Ludlow starred as Edgar Allan Poe in a production focusing on Poe's love life and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Annapolis
The
George Hazleton
Edgar Allen Poe
Henry Ludlow
Poe
Theatrical Notes on New Works and Performances
The article lists new songs and choruses in current shows at the Marathon and Lyceum Theatres, including It Was the Irish by Harry B. Smith and Victor Herbert. It notes deferral of Martha Morton’s On the Eve, and previews An International Marriage at Weber's with Digby Bell and others. It mentions Mary Garden, Miss Innocence at New York Theatre, Baum Autograph Matinee, and Viereck Woolf Vampire on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo
New Amsterdam
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Martha Morton
Leopold Kampf
Henry B. Harris
George Broadhurst
Annie Russell
Weber's Theatre
Digby Bell
William J. Kelley
Cuyler Hastings
John Sampolis
Amelia Mayborne
Florence Robertson
Mary F. Boyce
William T. Hodge
Astor Theatre
Charles Frohman
Billie Burke
Will R. Anderson
W. Somerset Maug
Lady Frederick
Pest
Comedy Theatre
West Point
Anna
New York
L. Frank Baum
Hudson Theatre
Maxine Biliott
New Theatre
West Thirty-ninth Street
Devon
Lyric Theatre
George Sylvester Viereck
Edger Allen Woolf
the Vampire
Tristan Isolde at the Metropolitan with Mahler conducting
The Metropolitan Opera staged Wagner's Tristan und Isolde with Gustav Mahler conducting for the season's first Tristan. Mme Fremstad as Isolde, Schmedes ill but performing, and Homer as Brangane received strong notices. the performance earned enthusiastic applause and multiple recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Gustav Mahler
Schmedes
Mahler
Mme. Fremstad
Isolde
Feinhals
Tristan
Mme
Homer
Blass
King Marke
Muhlmann
Melot
Reiss
Shepherd
Olga Nethersole to produce new dramas and tour
Olga Nethersole, manager of her own tour in The Writing on the Wall, plans to branch into producing. She will tour Mary Mannering in a new play next season and has an unnamed Asa M. Steele work in reserve. She sold Western territory rights of The Writing on the Wall to her brother Louis Nethersole, who will send a second company from Australia around February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Mary Mannering
Miss Nethersole
Asa M. Steele
Louis Nethersole
Australia
Schedule Shift at Manhattan Opera House
A change in next week's schedule moves Rigoletto to Wednesday night with Mme Tetraz zini and Messrs Constantino and Sam Marco. Thais with Miss Mary Garden and M. Renaud moves to Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera
Manhattan Opera House
Melba in La Bohéme at Manhattan Opera House
Mme Melba appeared as Mimi in Puccini’s La Bohéme before a large audience at the Manhattan Opera House. Cast included Mlle Trentini as Musetta, Zenatello as Rudolfo, Sammarco as Marcello, De la Colline, Gilibert Scha, and Campanini conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba
Mme. Melba
Mimi
Manhattan Opera House
Mlle. Trentini
Musetta
Zenatello
Rudolfo
Sammarco
Marcello
de la
Colline
Gilibert Scha
Campanini
Mrs Guindon Dies After Car Ride in New York
Elizabeth T Guindon widow of Eugene W Guindon lessee of the Astor House dies after a car ride to her hotel apartment at the Marie Antoinette Broadway and Sixty seventh Street. Coroner cites heart disease as the cause. Funeral notices for several 1908 deaths listed with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue
Elizabeth T. Guindon
Astor House
Lower Broadway
Marie Antoinette
Broadway
Sixty-seventh Street
Guindon
Allen
Bridget Toohey dies after fifty one years with Wright family
In Ridgewood New Jersey Bridget Toohey a longtime servant in Mrs. J Hood Wright’s household died at the House of Divine Providence Funeral services were held there Mrs Wright recalled Bridget’s long service from Ireland to the end and said she was like family nursing the children and staying with them until illness forced her to leave.
CENTER HITCHCOCK DEAD
Center Hitchcock son of Thomas Hitchcock and a familiar figure in club and social life in the city died yesterday at his parents home. He was about 45, a Saratoga racing season regular, and member of multiple clubs. Funeral set for Saturday at 11 in the Church of the Transfiguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Hitchcock
Thomas Hitchcock
East Twentyninth Street
Saratoga
Hitchcock
Church of the Transfiguration
Notable Obituaries Across Several States
A series of brief notices report the deaths of Thomas Brown Tucker of Peterboro New Hampshire a longtime hotelier. Catherine Weeds widow of Dr James F Weeds and niece of Vice President Daniel D Tompkins who died in Auburn Ohio at 95. Edson C Davidge former United States Leather Co executive who died in Middletown New York at 55. Sister Eustelia head of the Female Orphan Asylum New Orleans who died at the institution aged 88. John Wood treasurer of Max Huincke Chemical Co of Brooklyn who died at 67 after Navy service and G A R leadership. Philip Goopman of Brooklyn aged 48. William Luster Sr father of Elizabeth New Jersey city official who died at 73. and Herman W Gerlach a Passaic jeweler who died after a two day illness. Funeral services for Wood set for 11 o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Katharine Burns
Michael Burns
East 108Th St
St. Cecelius
Calvary
New York
Harriet Burtis
DE Mauria
Allendale
N. J
Jane Wilson
Jean Octave de Mauriac
Gould
St. Nicholas Av
Billen Lasell
Edward Lasell
Williams College
Herman Day Gould
Delhi
N. Y
Chicago
Peoria
Guindon
Marie Antoinette
Elizabeth
Thurston
Eugene W. Guindon
Gsia
Hasbrouck
South Orange
Jonathan Hasbrouck
Third St
Hitchcock
East 29Th St
Center
Thomas and Marie Center Hitchcock
Church of the Transfiguration
Paris
Lemuel Hitchcock
Moran
Mary G. Moran
Joseph C. Moran
St. Peter’s Church
Grand and
van Vorst Sta
Jersey City
Reed
Washington, D. C
Jane Valentine
Allen V. Reed
Schmalholz
Theodore Schmalholz
West End
Woodlawn
Strong
Lewis Barton Strong
George Templeton Strong
Ellen Ruggles Strong
Trinity Churchyard
Wall
Vail
John J. Vail
St. James
Brooklyn
Wood
John Wood
Max Huwke Chemical Co
Watts Court
West 140Th St
Thomas Brown Tucker
Tucker
Peterboro
N. H
Catherine Weeds
Daniel D. Tompkins
United States
Monroe
Auburn
Ohio
Joseph Durrell
James F. Weeds
United States Army
Edson C. Davidge
United States Leather Company
Middletown
Bright
New Orleans
Tipperary
Ireland
Bridget O'Donnell
United States Navy
Lincoln Post
Philip Goopman
Java Street
William Luster
Herman W. Gerlach
Monroe Street
Passaic
Germany
Tompkins and Tompkins Attorneys Notice
Tompkins and Tompkins, Attorneys at 156 St. Asmes Square and 108 W. 45th St., present business notices likely including legal filings and professional services for clients. The item signals continued attorney activity in commercial matters and real estate, reflecting firm operations in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Tompkins, Attorneys
St. As. Mes. Square
W. 45Th St
Local Marriage Notices Update
Short marriage notices list transfers of dowries or names with dates. Ruth F Eaton to Robert W Bell on December 22. Helen W Ball to George A Bowne on December 17. Grace B Ol more to John E Johnson on December 21. Renee Levy to Samuel Levy on December 20. Florence E Howard to John L Steele on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell—Faton
Ruth F. Eaton
Robert W. Bell
Bowne
Obituary notices list Jersey City Newark and Brooklyn residents
Funeral and death notices dated December 22 to December 23 list individuals from Jersey City Newark Brooklyn Hoboken and nearby areas. Names include Guilfoyle Hartmann Koltze Lambert Lind Lintner Lockett Mangin Martin Mead Meeker Mekeel Murphy Murray Nelson Nicholson O'Brien OConnor Paterson Poppre Quigley Reeves Richt Rose Rost Revane Scheer Schoelhamer Sherman Siegel Smeltzer Smyth Steimke Sugar Thalwitzer Travis Truitt Tyler Warner Viehmann Rhees Wall Wenzler Young Zindle along with ages and funeral details for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilfoyle
Clerk St
Jersey City
William T. Guilfoyle
Guy
Reid
Brooklyn
Des
Jehan Guy
Ae Hartmann
Central
Newark
John Hartmann
Aca Hicks
Brunswick &J
New Ks
William E. Hicks
Koltze
Gery
Hoboken
Dea
Clara Koltze
Kuhn
New Rochelle
Daniel Rae
Lambert
Railroad Av
Margaret E. Lambert
N. J
We Lintner
Irvington
Rss
Gauenelius Lintner
Arcy Lockett
Marrice Mangin
St. Peter’s Hospital
Patricn Po Martin
Htston
W ‘Ashington
James W
Mead
Wiyerney
Norma A. M Meeker
Cirvington
Meeker
Yorktown Beignta
A. Yu
Jacob Mekeel
Tine N. J
6Th St
Joseph Murphy
Murray
Bal Bainbridge St
Edward Ste Seaig
Ayoot Vasth BeseDee
Chris Gees
Tlan E. Siegel
Smeltzer
48Th St
South
Maria Smeltzer
Smyth
Jamaica Hospital
L. 1
James B. Smyth
Steimke
Dee Herbert Steimke
West 90Th St
de Wall
Wenzler
Lafayette St
Ene i Dee
Elizabeth Wenzlan Young
Marcy Av
Archie A Ee Oir Zindle
Passing Ave
Joseph Zindle
CEMETERIES AND FUNERAL SERVICES LISTED
Fragmentary ad notes Woodlawn Cemetery accessibility from Harlem, with trolley connections and location hints. Mentions undertakers and a phone contact, but details are incomplete.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. F. Osborn
Kermit Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Madison Avenue House
Josephine Osborn
Osborn
Miss Osborn
Nahan Franko
Miss Armour
Frances Macdonald
Carol Jiarriman
Marjorie Gould
Adel Pyle
Dorothy Bigelow
Louise Iselin
Ellen Rogers
Evelyn
Gwendolyn Burden
Eleanor Duane
Angelica Brown
Marian Clark
Constance
Beatrice
Dorothy Peil
Clara Fargo
Beatrice Claflin
Elizabeth Gardiner
Dorothy Tuckerman
Ethel Roosevelt
Charles Munn
Robert L. Bacon
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
F. R. Hoffman
W. W. Hoffman
Harry Oelrichs
H. F. Qshorn, Jr
J. McA. Pyle
Theodore P. Dixor
Lathrop Brown
Frank Roche
A. Coster Wilmerding
de Lancey Caster
E. P. Budd
G. W. Martin
E. P. Rogers
Frederick Osborn
Richard Lawrence
J. O. Alsop
James J. Higginson, Jr
Ford Huntington
James L. Breese, Jr
Guy Carey
Charles L
de Lancey Jay
Paul Draper
E. F. Riggs, Jr
Fulton Cutting
G. F. Waterbury
Oliver Iselin
E. Irving
Frederick Forster
Charles D. Draper
William 8. Parsons, Jr
William F. Whitehouse
Thomas S. Blumer
Robert Grant, Jr
Maurice Roche
Sidney Fish
Henry E. Coe
Sherry’s
Mrs. Robbins
Gladys
Europe
Social Notes
J. D. Jerrold Kelley
Colony Club
Muriel
Athalie Kelley
Dolly I A Montagne
Ursula Brown Barbara Armour
Princeton
Usabel Hoyt
Alice Damrisch
Eleanor Prentice
Mi Ss de Petigue
Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Airlie
Carolina
Robert Schell
East Sixty-second Street
H. Purdy
Washington
J. Linn Rodgers
Cuba
Walcott
Mrs. Rodgers
Havana
Henry Meyer Johnson
West Fifty-eighth Street
James W. Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
E. H. Weatherbee
Benjamin Guggenheim
St.egis
Charles E. Peck
East Fortyfifth Street
Charles Templeton Crocker
Jennie Crocker
Lord Revelstoke
Campania
Clarence Moore
Josephine Ogier Judson
Alfred Mills Judson
Alexander Robert Howell
Viola Allen
F. Marion Crawford
Mr. Russell
Santa Claus
R. S. Minturn
Treas
St. R. Fulton
Man
Ness and
Grace
Miss Adams
Empire
Mr. Schmedes
Olive Fremstad Brangaene
Agolf
Adams
Grazmere
Anton
Popper
Alfred Allington
Neral
Archer
Linden St
Yonkers
Eliza A. Archer
Barnes
East Av
Long Island City
Patrick Barnes
Bedell
Nyac N. Y
Sarah E. Bedell
Aged
Bleckmann
Hill St
West Hoboken
Theodore Bleckmann
Brooks
Parkway
Anne Ks
Brown
Eatontown
Abraham
Caldwell
Atlantic Av
Brook
Thomas Caldwell
Bas Linden St. Yonkers
John L. Dagg
Eway
John J Ewald
Bridget, Flannery
Frances
Terrace
Dec
capRiGge
Neary
Bridget
J. Hood Wright
New York City
LE Guarant&e Trust
N.Y
Remsen St. Bidys
Fulton St
Jamaica
Guarantee & Trust
Shelley
Poetry Times
Pollard
the House
Henry Malkan
New ST
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
4Th St
Sixth Avenue
J. Auto & Wardrobe
R. Simpson & CO
West 42d &T
Hird
Harlem Een Meres
Webster
St. N. Wi
Undertakers
Thapeln Asaburnace Bartice
Tain
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