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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

9

White House Debut for Miss Ethel Roosevelt

The New York Times reports Miss Ethel Carow Roosevelt’s formal debut at the White House, with 500 invitations and a youthful guest list. Mrs. Roosevelt greeted guests in the Blue Room before dancing in the East Room with Marine Band music into the early hours. The event highlighted a prominent social coming of age for the President’s younger daughter, amid a large house party and diplomatic attendance.

New York Times Washington Alice Roosevelt White House Ethel Carow Roosevelt Roosevelt Marine Band Miss Roosevelt Josephine Osborn Ellen H. Rogers Cornelia Landon Madeline Borjland Janetta Alexander Vir—— Murray New York Suydam Tting Henry Holt, Jr Barclay Farr Randolph Clifford H. F. Osborn, Jr S. N. Landon Edmund Rogers Munroe Robinson Robert Potter Charles Emory Norman Armour Herther Cowles Longworth Kean R. W. Parker Meyer Newberry Foulke Rs. Garfield Martha Bacon Robert L Casper Bacon Sloan Eleanore Green Buffalo Nora Thayer Boston Thomas Leslie Bradley Margaret Winslow Christine Margaret Roosevelt Stanton Helen Miller Beatrtce Claflin Nabu Baron de Stael Baron de Juve Russia Esmond Ovey H. F. Charteris Great Britain Henri Martin Switzerland W. A. Reynards Netherlands Sagamore Hill

Christmas Dance at Sherry's by Wednesday Evening Class

Miss Ade laide King Robinson led the Wednesday Evening Dancing Class at Sherry's small ballroom last night with a festive Christmas program. The Viennese Orchestra played as palms decorated the room and guests enjoyed a buffet supper and seasonal favors for the girls and men.

Adelaide King Robinson Sherry’s Dresden J. E. Alexandre H. P. Hunting H. B. Munroe M. S. Burrill B. Ogden Chisholm H. C. Emmet H. H. Benry H. van R. Kennedy G E. Kissel E. S. Knapp C. Livingston

Miss Freeman Introduces Second Daughter at Plaza Ball

Frank Morgan Freeman announced the birth of his second daughter Miss Louise Free pidered net at a Plaza ballroom reception last night. Attendees, including Brooks and Evelyn Crim, assisted guests as the chiffon-clad guest entered the decorated entrance in a bustling social scene.

Frank Morgan Freeman Piaza Louise

Stately Reception Draws Hundreds At Grand New Year Ball

Lucia Burton and Bonaartnet 8 host a lavish party with dancing until 3 AM and a buffet supper after 11. Van Bahr's orchestra supplied music for about three hundred guests, including prominent families such as Bacon, Altman, Moore, Fairchild, Brown, Flagler, and Kirkland, plus counts De Ganay and Bertrand De Charnace.

Lucia Catharine Burton Arihlete Bonaartnet Eg S van Bahr Walter Rathbone Bacon Jules Vatable Ira Barrows J. Stevens Altman Noel Carpender Theodorus Bailey Norman C. Johnson Charles A. Moore, Jr Daniel Bacon S. W. Fairchild Frederick Storey Victor Qonativia William Kirkland Cornelius Tangerwan Dorothy Bigelow Anne P. Tracy Emma L E. Rosalind Romeyne Charlotte Harding Gladys Robbins Leonie Alexandre Minnie Vanderhoef Florence Alker Dorothy Randol Mercedes Crimmins Gladys Rogers Weatherbee Dorothy Shepard Madelain O'Brien Elsie W. Laden Eleanor Hoyt Madelon E. Weir Hilda Holmes Madeleine Wemple Beatrice Adele Carpenter Sarah Herreshoff Cornelia Montgomery Alice Fellowes Miss Hilaire Sooysmith Russell Robbins Frank Plummer Stuart Preston F. J. Flick F. Murcer William W. McAwley Stanley Fargo Louis Erle John Willard George Taylor Normar Tucker Harvey Laden Howard Lapsley Frederick Charles Inman Frank Carkin Walter McClure Gayer Dominick Donald Buchanan George Reddington Edward Sanford Leonard Sullivan Dwight Harris Roderic Allen Wellman E. Throop Montague Geer Lawrence Gourlle Richard Eckerson, Jr Hamilton Cary Dudley Cooper Hugh Chisholm Julian Dick Oliver Gayley Joseph Stuart William Steinway Bailey Vanderhoef Hamilton George Thatcher Julius Noyes Hunter Marston Frederick Herreshoff Coe Kerr William Harden Artemas H. Holmes James O’connor Jnean Harris George and Whitney Byrd Count de Ganay Count Bertrand de Charnace

Miss Eckstein a Bride in St Regis Ceremony

Frank C. Cadden wed Dina T. Eckstein in the St. Regis drawing room at seven last night. Rev. Dr. Silverman officiated. Henry J. Eckstein gave his sister in marriage. A dinner followed with Schwab’s Orchestra and fourteen tables.

Frank C. Cadden Dina T. Eckstein J. N. Eckstein St. Regis Henry J. Eckstein W. E. P. Bauman B.J. Greenhut Nelson W. Greenhut Max Newburger M. Summerich William F. Wolfner J. Carvalho J. J. Cooney J. Freeman Philip Goldsmith M. J. Wolfe Alfred Steckler S. Eckstein Bonita Kohn Gertrude Masbach Clara Greenhut Gertrude Ernst Fannie Greenhut Fannie Wolfner Helen Schwinger Beatrice Eckstein Birdie Ross Ben Hillman Ben Paskins N. D. Menkin George Kingwood Gordon Kaiser Arthur Weil L. Undendorfer L. J. Backenheimer Eli. Nathan

Franklin Bentley Nuptials

Miss Ethel Bentley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Edwin Bentley of 271 West Seventy first Street married Walter Milner Franklin at Christ Church Seventy first Street and Broadway Rev G A Strong officiating The bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley The couple will reside in Newark and are to be welcomed by family and friends with plans for their future.

Ethel Bentley Charles Edwin Bentley West Seventy-third Street Walter Milner Franklin Christ Church Seventy-first Street Broadway G. A. Strong William W. Brainard Louise Acker Eva H. Hindley Ethel Hardcastle Clara Ellsworth Chester A. Bentley Frank S. Brainard Oscar C. Jones E. J. Woods J. Paul Victor di Zeraga New York Arthur Su. Franklin Baltimore Wore Mrs. Franklin Newark

Last December concert closes. January series announced

The final December Bagby music morning was held at the Waldorf Astoria. The January lineup will run four Mondays and feature Caruso Bond Mischa Elman Ernest Schelling and Victor Herbert with his orchestra. Mme Sembrich performed Bellaggio from Semiramis and pieces by Hahn Schumann Arensky James H. Rogers Chopin and Arditi. Herbert's string orchestra opened with Saint-Saëns Deluge Prelude and played works by Haydn Godard Massenet and a Herbert polonaise. Notables at the event included Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies Mrs. William D. Sloane Mrs. George H. Bend Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold and many others.

Waldorf-Astoria Caruso Bond Mischa Elman Ernest Schelling Victor Herbert Mme, Sembrich Bellaggio Rossini Chopin Arditi Sring Saint-Saéns Haydn Godard Massenet

Society News From New York: Weddings Dances And Charities

Miss Clare Ellsworth and Bernon Prentice marry at 3 this afternoon at the Ellsworth home 18 East Fifty third Street. Cotillions and dances follow for Miss Angelica Brown Miss Emily Brooks and other debutantes. Hawthorne’s Wonder Tales by the Ben Greet Players benefits Madison Street Settlement at the Waldorf Astoria. A St Regis subscription ball supports the New York Diet Kitchen Auxiliary. New year plans include Mrs James Pyle’s reception at 673 Fifth Avenue and a Plaza benefit for Catholic Summer School of America plus various travels and social engagements among dignitaries and diplomats in Quebec and at home.

Clare Ellsworth Bernon S. Prentice James W. Ellsworth East Fifty-third Street James. Brown Angelica S. Brown Fork Avenue Walter Brooks Emily Brooks Sherry’s Madison Street Ben Greet Hawthorne Waldorf-Astoria St. Regis Auxiliary I New York Diet Kitchen Association James Tolman Pyle Fifth Avenue Sarah Pyle van Santvoord Merle Smith Frank Morgan Freeman Louise Freeman Tappen Fairchild Laurel-in-the-Pines Lakewood David Young Swainson Marjorie Lee Plaza Catholic Summer School of America Adelia McAlpin Pyle Washington Roosevelt Augusta Fane William M. Macpherson Quebec Frank Pennington Ball Louise Woodward Bay Shore C. Brayton Ball West Thirty-sixth Street Charles Sprague Smith Litvonia Mediterranean Georce Chrishich

Earl of Granard to Wed Miss Beatrice Mills in New York

The Earl of Granard will marry Miss Beatrice Mills on January 14 at the Mills residence at Fifty Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue. Attendants include four bridesmaids and Hon. Donald Forbes as best man. The ceremony may be officiated by a Catholic clergyman. A small reception will follow with a honeymoon at Staatsburg and Paris before a London stay for Parliament opening.

Earl of Granard Beatrice Mills Ogden Mills Mills City Sixty-ninth Street Fifth Avenue Miss Mills Katherine Mackay Clarence Mackay Alice Astor Col. Jolan Jacob Astor Astor Grace Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Miss Taylor Moses Taylor Donald Forbes Earl Staatsburg Paris London Granards Trousseau

Mrs Mills Hosts Night of Society Guests in Town House

Mr and Mrs Ogden Mills entertained fifty guests at two rose decorated tables including Mrs Whitelaw Reid and the Earl of Granard. Attendees included Choate Vanderbilt Mackay Baylies Havemeyer Sloane Carroll Livingston Lanier Phipps Warren Millis Warren Morgan and others. The party plans a Sitantsburg New Year house party with music dancing and outdoor sports.

Ogden Mills Mills Whitelaw Reid Earl of Granard Honor Miss Mills Joseph Choate Frederick W. Vanderbilt Clarence Mackay Edmund L. Baylies Theodore Havemeyer Sitantsburg Mils

Agnes Booth to Wed Livingston Platt in New York Society

Agnes Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Booth will marry Livingston Platt son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Platt of New York and grandson of Senator Platt. The engagement was announced during a Christmas house party at Danforth Lodge Economowoc with many relatives and friends in attendance. No wedding date has been set.

New York Times Chicago Vernon Booth Agnes Livingston Platt Prank H. Platt New York Senator Platt Platt P. A. Valentine Danforth Lodge Miss Booth

De Mille War Play Returns at Academy of Music

The Warrens of Virginia opened a two week engagement at the Academy of Music to a crowded house. Miss Charlotte Walker and Mr. Frank Keenan lead the cast with Violet Rand in Emma Dunn’s part. the run may be the last New York opportunity to see the De Mille production with this cast.

Warrens Virginia Academy of Music Belasco Theatre Charlotte Walker Frank Keenan Violet Rand Emma Dunn

Notable Broadway Moves and New Seasons At Theaters

Edith Elis writes a play for her brother Edward Ellis who has a leading role in The Traveling Salesman company set for next season. The Blue Mouse comedy stays at Lyric Theatre for the remainder of the season. Maxine Elliott will attend the Waldorf matinee of The Critic on January 5. William Collier’s engagement in The Patriot at Garrick is extended into the new year. Harrison Grey Fiske has acquired American rights to Hannele from Hauptmann and the MoSenfeld Brothers for a New York production next season. Two principal casts shift in The Queen of the Moulin Rouge at Circle Theatre with Dick Temple and Isabelle D Armond taking new roles. Yale students request hospital steam whistles for a New Year’s Eve stunt at the Hippodrome, delaying moves due to heating system constraints. Hippodrome’s all-night benefit show will serve the Theatrical Mechanical Association fund. Robbin Ellis presents Jane Barlow readings at College Hall tonight with Florence Austin. Manhattan Knights of Columbus members attend Joseph O Mara at Broadway tonight and De Soto Council tomorrow. Sam Bernard signs with Percy Williams for a late February vaudeville act reverting to his German dialect roots.

Edith Elis Mary Janes Pn Edward Ellis Blue Mouse Clyde Fitch Lyric Theatre Maxine Elliott Ale Dramatic Association Waldorf- Astoria William Collier Garrick Harrison Grey Fiske Circle Theatre Dick Temple Sergius Richard Carroll Isabelle D’armond Viola Adams Dorothy Wildreck Burnside Hippodrome Yale Epectaclle Theatrical Mechanical Association Vanderfile Robbin Ellis George 8 Grennell Jane Barlow College Hall Wrest Eighth Street Mies Florence Austin Manhattan ‘Council Knights of Columbus Joseph O’mara Broadway de Soto Council Sam’ Bernard Percy Williams Mr. Bernard Thetors 125Th Street Premond Holcomb New York Borhood

Miss Clayton to Begin Farewell American Stage Run

Bessie Clayton the danseuse known as Mrs Julian Mitchell plans a March departure to Paris for twelve months and then Continental appearances. She will debut on Broadway in January in an eight act vaudeville piece In Pierrot land under Louis F Werba with dances staged by her husband. The contract was just signed after months of negotiations. She left Joe Weber's company due to a prior ankle injury and is now fully recovered.

Bessie Clayton Julian Mitchell Paris Miss Clayton Louis F Werba Mr. Mitchell Mr. Werba Joe Weber

Hopper Returns to Legitimate Comedy after Pied Piper Run

The Shuberts announced De Wolf Hopper will abandon comic opera and musical comedy after finishing The Pied Piper. He will star in the piece for two more weeks in New York, then devote his time to filming a vehicle for legitimate comedy. Hopper began as a star and manager in legitimate comedy and has played Palstaff and David in notable productions.

The Shuberts Pied Piper de Wolf Hopper New York Hopper Palstaff And David

Thais shines at Manhattan Opera House with Garden

Last night in New York audience packed the Manhattan Opera House for Massenet Thais with Mary Garden in the title role and Maurice Renaud as Athanael. Campanini conducted. Toscanini led at Metropolitan for Cavalleria Rusticana and Le Villi with Destina, Caruso, Amato, Aldo, Bonci in the cast.

Massenet Manhattan Opera House Mary Garden Maurice Renaud Athanael Campanini Metropolitan Maria Gay Lola Enrico Caruso Turiddu Pasquale Amato Alfio Miss Destinn Mr. Caruso le Villi Frances Aldo Alessandro Bonci Mr. Toscanini

Morris eyes new vaudeville theatre in Kansas City

William Morris head of William Morris Inc states there is room for another vaudeville house in Kansas City. He plans six East theatres already and aims for new venues in Chicago Cleveland St. Louis and Kansas City. He recently closed deals for a Detroit theatre and a St. Louis site and will expand westward toward the Pacific Coast.

New York Times Kansas City William Morris William Morris, Inc Mr. Morris Chicago Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Broadway New York Missouri River Pacific Coast St. Louis

Cameo Kirby Tour Ends in Philadelphia at Lyric Theatre

Tarkington Wilson play Cameo Kirby closes its brief Broadway run at the Lyric Theatre in Philadelphia. Nat Goodwin plans rest and the authors may revise the work for a future road tour. Goodwin notes waning public enthusiasm for light comedies and views it as a sign of stage decline.

New York Times Philadelphia Tarkington-Wilson Cameo Kirby Lyric Theatre Nat Goodwin Goodwin

Annie Russell to tour in La Mour Pullman car

Annie Russell announces a coming tour of the Southern States in The Stronger Sex on a private Pullman car named La Mour built for Sarah Bernhardt. The car, ordered by Bernhardt but unfinished, sits unused. Russell starts her tour next Monday.

Annie Russell Pullman Sarah Bernhardt Mme. Bernhardt Miss Russell

Miss Kitty Cheatham Delights At Lyceum Matinee Recital

Miss Kitty Cheatham entertained a large audience of adults and children at the Lyceum Theatre matinee. Her program mixed newer numbers with familiar favorites, including The Brownies and The Little Eskimos, with Flora Macdonald at the piano and strong applause for her renditions of old negro songs and childhood verses.

Kitty Cheatham Lyceum Theatre Miss Cheatham Miss. Cheatham Loomis Charles Keeler Dolly Archibald Sullivan Cheatham

Mr Crewe's Career at Hyperion Theatre

New Haven reports the three act dramatization Mr Crewe's Career based on Winston Churchill's novel. Miss Marior Fairfax wrote the piece and it follows a lawyer of aristocratic tastes used by a railroad director against a reformer seeking the governorship. Yale faculty members attended as cast includes William Lewis Fritz Willitwis and Miss Molly Pearson.

New York Times New Haven Conn Mr. Crewe Winston Churchill Hyperion Theatre Marior Fairfax Yale William Lewis Leving Maude Adams Fritz Willitwis Molly Pearson

Death of Charles M. Anderson Former Ohio Congressman

Charles M. Anderson died at his Greenville home after a life in law and politics. Born January 5, 1845, in Juniata County Pennsylvania, he moved to Ohio as a child, served in an Ohio volunteer regiment during the Civil War, and was admitted to the bar in 1873. He served one term in Congress as a Democrat and remained a leading Ohio lawyer until health declined in recent years.

Dayton Ohio Charles M. Anderson Greenville Juniata County Penn Congress Anderson House of Representatives

Albany Mourns Patrick Flood, Oldest County Resident

Patrick Flood, believed oldest man in Albany County, died at his Cohoes home. Born in County Kings Ireland on March 17 1798, his parish records confirm the date. He retained sharp faculties to the end and did woodwork last summer. He immigrated to the United States in 1850.

Albany Patrick Flood Albany County Cohoes County Kings Ireland

Notable Deaths Hit Nationwide in One Day

Obituaries note the passing of Captain Milton Humes a Huntsville cotton mill owner from a stroke after a fall. Anthony Foose a 71 year old San Francisco merchant. Richard W Johnston Macon bank VP. Prof Austig Sanford Albany High School faculty member. Edward E D O Brien Maine real estate holder. Willard STEIENS former Michigan gubernatorial candidate and editor. Robert Fisk Helena editor and Civil War veteran. John P Kerwin Paterson alderman. William Burke Orange County elder statesman. Gen Robert Reed Hemphill Abbeville editor.

Milton Humes Huntsville Ala Anthony Foose San Francisco Richard W. Johnston American National Bank of Macon Austig ° Sanford Albany High School Massachusetts Edward.e. D'Brien Maine New York Thomaston Gilcast O’prien Willard Steiens Michigan Adrian Press Robert Fisk Helena Mont Helsne Harrison John P. Kerwin Paterson N. J St. Joseph's Hospital William Burke Orange County Middletown John Cohalan Daniel Cohalan Tamman Hall Robert Reed Hemphill Abbeville South Carolina S. C

Beckett Hill Pioneer of Twin Screw Atlantic Liners

Beckett Hill of the Allan Line and earlier the Hil Twin Screw Line leader died in Liverpool aged about 65. He pioneered twin screw ocean steamers and built a London to New York service with four 6,000 ton vessels Richmond Hill Tower Hill Ludgate Hill and Notting Hill. He influenced British shipping from Liverpool, with a dock at Brooklyn and wartime freight duties.

Beckett Hill Ahan Line Liverpool Montreal Quebec England Mr. Hill London New York Atlantic Richmond Hill Tower Hill Ludgate Hill Notting Hill Hill Brooklyn Egypt Great Britain Hussars Life Guards Fom Alexandria Duke of Connaught Edward Beckett Blill Allan ‘Jine Beau Brummel Exchense Allan Line Atlantic Iners Lee 1Ia Mauretania Cunard

Miss Edith Hollins Dies After Auto Crash Injuries

Miss Edith C. Hollins of 22 East Seventieth Street died in Atlantic City from injuries suffered in a June automobile accident near Morristown New Jersey. She had been visiting Canada and returned to New York before moving to Atlantic City with her sister Mrs. Henry C. Cryder. Born and raised in this city she supported charities and athletics including tennis golf and skating. Funeral at her city home tomorrow at 10 o clock.

Edith C. Hollins East Seventieth Street Bar Harbor Atlantic City Morristown N. J Miss Hollins Canada New York Atlantic Frederick Wissmath Charles A. Hollins

Marriages Recorded in Local Notices

Multiple wedding notices dated December in Jersey City list brides and grooms including Sylvia A Marks and Arthur M Bullowa Eleanor J Mowbray and Cromwell G Macy Sr Edith L Woolnough and Walter H Parnell Rose Katz and Samuel Silverstein Jessie F Pinkham and Arthur F Terry Jennie E Wilson and Cornwall Watson with locations at home and in Jersey City indicating marriage rites during late December.

Macy—Mowbray Eleanor J. Mowbray Cromwell G. Macy, Sr Parnell Woolnough Edith L. Woolnough Walter H. Parnell Silverstein Katz Jersey City Rose Katz Samuel Silverstein Terry—Pinkham Arthur F. Terry Watson—Wilson Jersey Gary Jennie E. Wilson Cornwall Watson

Ansbacher Family Rites Noted in Wilkesbarre Obituary

Notices of multiple obituaries and funeral details including Celia Ansbacher widow of Henry Ansbacher listed for funeral from her Wilkesbarre residence. Other deaths include Hiram Berry Warwick New York, Nicholas Brewer New York City, George Drake Icey Brooklyn, and Edward Ray North Arlington. Funeral times and locations across New Jersey New York Connecticut Oregon noted.

Erie R. R Brewer Nicholas Brewer West 57Th St Flowere Drakel SY Hicks St Brooklyn George Drake Icey Serit. Duber Stamford Conn William Alexander Duer Edward Alexander Anna van Furen Duer Fish &R J. C. Schwab Aurelia S Samuel S. Fisher Incinnati Prospect St New Haven Madison Av Josephine Mary Hecker Wentworth George Valentine Hecker St. Paul the Apostle St. Paul's Chapel Sterling Place New York Canada Jacob San Antonio Texas William H. Jacob Lawrence Jacob Johnston Hill Crest Macon Richard Wilson Johnston Martha Fanning Johnston Joseph Marshall Johnston Martha Johnston Kountze Mereuddith Mary R. Meredith William T. Meredith West 50Th St New York City Porter Orlando Fla Cornelia ‘Ww. C. Porter George Porter Cornelia Wetmore Richard H. Chapell New_ London New London Ray Edward Ray BE. C. Ray D. D North Arlington Orange N. J Requa Mary A. Requa Elijah Lee Requa Romaine Christie Romaine Union St Hackensack West Portland Oregon Rodney Lu Gar West James O. and Stella L. West

Funeral notices scattered across Brookyn and surrounding towns

Deaths and funeral notices list numerous individuals with addresses in Brooklyn and nearby cities. Dates range late December with services today or soon. Names include Engelke Engels Evensen Fison Gallagher Gill Gleisner Glorieux Grosheim Gugisperg Haag Hall Harper Hill Hogel Jackson Johnston Johnson Kerr Lederer Lee Lyon MacAuley Macken Madden Manning Marshall McCoy McDonough McGann McGuinness Metcalf Moore Morhart Morris Murphy Negus Nevins Nimmo OBrien OConnor Olson Palmer Peabody Reddington Rhinehardt Rippel Ryan Schwarz Schultz Spearman Spedick Sullivan Swatton Topbill Urban Van Dyck Van Horn Vegh Willis Woodruff Wront.

Nellie Gallagher Gill Prospect Place Brooklyn Martina Gleisner Lake Hokaken Maggie Gleisner Glorieux West Kinney St Susanne Glorieuz Groshem Ten EBuck_ St Hanna N. Y Harper Hill Port Chester Ie Hill P. Hogel Kent Newark Frederick Hogel Jackson Hartford James Jackson Johnston Swedish Hospital Johnson Cornelius One Kerr Sant Josepert Lederer A. Lee Dean St Deevila Lee Lyon Deée Lyo Macauley Goble St James Macaulyi Macken Entre St Rooklyn Drsm James Macken Madden Wythe Av Teg Bridget Madden Manning Manning.—Harrison, N. J Peb Marshall St. John's Faces Martha A. Marshall McCoy Fant Acing McCoy McDonough West 6Th &J Mary McDonough Fosney McGann James McGann Ath St Jersey City Jecgur-Bemris Murphy Guttenberg N. J A. Murphy Soe Negus Maria F. Negus Nevins Pulaski Ber Rufus L. Nevins Nimmo W. J O’brien A Palmer West Somers Peabody Wickliffe St Thomas A. Peabod Aeghouth Pe AY Eliza S. Pearce Reddington Broncet Reddington Rhinfimardt Brook Marte Riptel Hendrix St Tieririch Rodenbure Ryan West Brooklys Arietta J. Tuthill Eg Urban Terrace Jere City Barbera Urban van Dyck Jimm Garreeds William L. van Dyck van Horn North Ath St New Franklin Etian Veaths Willis Wonton Prantion Wainut St Newai Grace Woodr Wront Funeral Home

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