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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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