Dance for Edith Brooks Debutante at Sherry's
Mrs. Walter Brooks hosted a large debutante dance for her daughter Edith Brooks at Sherry's last night. The small ballroom overflowed with guests. costumes featured black satin charmeuse and white charmeuse with gold and silver trims. José V. Onativia Jr. led the cotillion with Edith. supper followed the dancing before the favors of bronze statuettes and silver keepsakes were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Angelica Schuyler Brown
Park Avenue
Moses Taylor Pyne
Madison Avenue
Miss Brown
Brown
van Baer
J. Harry
Josephine Osborn
Virginia Murray
Marjorie Gould
Clara Fargo
Violet Cushman
Cornelia Landon
Eleanor Rodewald
Dorothy Tyler
Louise Freeman
Joanna Auchineless
Janet House
Adelia Pyle
Evelyn
Gwendolyn Burden
Eleanor Duane
Jean Delano
Elizabeth Cutting
Katharine McCook
Therese V. de H. Ingers
Alexander Hadden
Felix Ingraham
Stewart Waller
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Louis C. Clar Jr
Henry C. Clark
Oliver Iselin
Augu Heminway
George Wagstaff
Charles B. Bradley
Stephen Markoe
George F. Baker
Harrison Tweed
James L. Breese, Jr
Guy Carey
Frederick de Rham
Charles de Rham
Paul Draper
August Heminway, Jr
John Sloan
Percy R. Pyne
Taylor Pyne, Jr
Murray Hoffman
Walter Brooks
Sherry
Edith Brooks
Brooks
Miss Brooks
José V. Onativia, Jr
Dancin
Jose Victor Onativia
Samuel Sloane
Allan M. Thomas
Thomas
E. M. House
George Hunter Brown
H. Paine Bartlett
Frederick Brooks
Charles Steele
William Baylis
Reeve Schley
Daniel Chauncey
Mildred G. Townsend
Renee Gould
Dorothy Hayden
Jessie Hazard
Marjorie Clinton
Antoinette Heckscher
Olive Hitchcock
Cornelia Hoyt
Grace Jones
Martha Robbe
Muriel Morris
Vera Onativia
Helen Peabody
Emily Potter
Constance Andeatrice Pratt
Gladys Roosevelt
Priscilla Stanton
Elizabeth Dening
Dorothy Merle Smith
Katharine Harris
Katharine Tweed
Grace Tracy
Charlotte K. Harding
Katherine
Bessie Yo
Frank Olmstead
Harold Tappin
T. Chesley Richardson, Jr
Harvey Laden
Gaynor Dominick
William de Peyster
Alfred Ely
Preston Faust
Gibson
Snowden Fahnestock
Edmund Fairfax
Harry Beste
Austin Gammell
Cecil St. George
Dwight Harris
Buel B. Hollister
Messrs
List of names appears in historical notice
A line listing individuals including Henry Harper Jr Irving B Huntt Arthur Jones Carroll Lada Alfred Macy Peli George Wagstaff Elmen Roosevelt Edward Shippen Harold Stokes Robert Henry Sedgwick Landon Thorne Wen Manice C C Townsend and Morgan appears in a broader public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harper, Jr
Irving B. Huntt
Arthur Jones
Carroll T Lada
Alfred Macy
Peli
George Wagstaff
E Elmen Roosevelt
Edward Shippen
Harold P. Stokes
Robert and Henry Sedgwick
Landon K. Thorne
Wen Manice
C. C. Townsend
Morgan
Subscription Ball At St Regis By New York Diet Kitchen Auxiliary
A subscription ball hosted last night at the St Regis by Auxiliary No 1 of the New York Diet Kitchen Association drew more than 250 guests at 10 o clock. Prominent patronesses included Mrs Charles S Dean Mrs Richard Devens Mrs Frederick Hill Mrs Henry K Murphy Mrs Charles C Nadal and others assisting with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regis
New York Diet Kitchen Association
Charles S. Dean
Richard Devens
Frederick Hill
Henry K. Murphy
Charles C. Nadal
Oswald G. Villard
Francis M. Welles
George F. Baker
Edward G. Holbrook
William M. Ivins
Howard Mansfield
John Frank Phillips
Wilson F. Smith
W. A. Spelman
H. G. Villard
F. M. Weld
Prentice and Ellsworth Tie Knots in Quiet City Wedding
Bernon Sheldon Prentice and Miss Clare Ellsworth wed at the bride’s parents home at 18 East Fifty-third Street. The ceremony was small due to the mother of the groom ill, with only family_present. Attendants and ushers included Reeve Schley Gladys Waterbury and others. no reception was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernon Sheldon Prentice
William S. P. Prentice
Clare Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
East Fifty-third Street
Reeve Schley
Mr. Prentice
Gladys Waterbury
R. Duane Humphreys
Frederick F. de Rahm
Philip O. Mills
Russell Ellis Sard
Albany
Robert Winsor
Boston
Lincoln Ellsworth
Miss May Hoey and Robert Centre Wed in Worcester
Miss May Salisbury Hoey and Robert Downing Centre of Philadelphia were married at the bride’s home in Worcester. Rev Charles Lancaster Short officiated. Florence Centre, sister of the groom, served as maid of honor and flower girl. Best man E Remington Merry Jr. of New York. Ushers Frank L Perley of Buffalo and Leon M Yatter of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
May Salisbury Hoey
Robert Downing Centre
Philadelphia
James M. Hoey
Russell Street
Charles Lancaster Short
All Saints’ Church
Frank L. Perley
Buffalo
N. Y
Leon M. Yatter
SAILING TODAY FROM NEW YORK FOR EUROPE
The steamships Lucania Adriatic and Kroonland sail today with well filled cabins. Passengers include Lucania travelers Mrs Charles A. Ryan Miss Mary C. Ryan Mrs E Loxley Firth and others. Adriatic guests Mr and Mrs Albert C Bostwick and many more. Kroonland lists Washington Brunswick Miss Clemente Walter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucania
Adriatic
Kroonland
Europe
Liverpool
Charles A. Ryan
Mary C. Ryan
E. Loxley Firth
W. A. Allen
D. Baker
Morris Johnson
Joseph G. Taylor
G. Lonsdale
H. J. Davis
E. B. Crompton
R. W. Ashcroft
A. M. Randolph
M. P
F. Gray Griswold
Minturn Scott
Miss Hazeltine a Countess in Grand Rapids Wedding
An international romance ends in the wedding of Count Adolph Montgelas First Secretary of the German Embassy at Tokio to Miss Fanny Dickinson Hazeltine of Grand Rapids Michigan. The ceremony was at the Hazeltine home performed by Father John A Schmitt with Count Max Montgelas best man and Miss Delia Hazeltine maid of honor. The couple will sail January 23 from San Francisco to Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Adolph Montgelas
Tokio
Fanny Dickinson Hazeltine
Charles Hazeltine
John A. Schmitt
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Max Montgelas
Munich
Delia Hazeltine
Count Montgelas
San Francisco
Debutantes, Dinners, and Theatre Parties Dominate Social Calendar
A flurry of society events fills the week with dinners for Miss Elizabeth Cauldwell and debutante Kathryn Auerbach, dances at the Plaza and Colony Club, and theatre parties hosted by Mrs. Farrington Smith and Mrs. August Heckscher. Notable engagements include Frederick Huntington Clark’s marriage plans in Mexico and Gladys Osborn’s social circles at Rochester hotels and New York venues. The calendar features musicales, skating, and charity events with prominent hosts and several boxes at the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Phelps
Charles Enry Phelps
Frederick Huntington Clark
Mexico
John B. Clark
Columbia University
Gothem
William Allan
Virginia
Queen Elizabeth of
Roumania
Metropolitan Rink
Paul Morton
New York Infant Asylum
Sixty-first Street
Amsterdam Avenue
J. M. Bowers
Prescott Halk Butler
F. J. de Peyster
Eleanor le Roy
D. B. Pratt
William Robinson
J. Todhunter Thompson
Witherbee
Harriet Alexander
Washington
Janetta Alexander
White House
August K. Heckscher
William P. Hardenbergh
Clara Fargo
Miss McCarter
Samuel Thornes
Actress Lends Hand as Theatre Opens Tonight
Maxine Elliott helps finish The Chaperon project on West Thirty-ninth Street guiding electricians painters and carpenters to finish the theatre before the first performance. She vows the curtain will rise on time and expects a successful run with society guests attending tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
West Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Elliott
Playhouse
Messiah at Carnegie Hall Opens Storio Christmas Warms Audiences
The Storio Society presented The Messiah at Carnegie Hall last evening with Damrosch using Prout’s revised orchestration. The solo quartet featured Corinne Rider Kelsey Gertrude Lonsdale George Hamlin and Dalton Baker. The performance was vigorous and well sung though Lonsdale showed some early voice crudities. The second performance will be held Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storio Society
Carnegie Hall
Oratorio Society
Damrosch
Ebenezer Prout
Corinne Rider Kelsey
Gertrude Lonsdale
George Hamlin
Dalton Baker
Rider Kelsey
Hamlin
New York
Handel
Belasco Company Heads to Hartford for The Easiest Way
David Belasco Frances Starr and The Easiest Way Company depart for Hartford Conn for the play's first Hartford engagement a dress rehearsal was held at the Belasco Theatre a special eight car train carried the company Miss Starr is joined by Laura Nelson Hall Emma Dunn Jane Cowl Edward H Robins Joseph Kilgour and William Sampson after a road tour the troupe will perform in Hartford Providence New Haven and Washington before opening Monday January 18 at the Belasco Theatre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Frances Starr
Hartford
Conn
Belasco
Eugene Walter
Belasco Theatre
Miss Starr
Laura Nelson Hall
Emma Dunn
Jane Cowl
Edward H. Robins
Joseph Kilgour
William Sampson
Providence
New Haven
Washington
Mr. Belasco
Friars Plan Fifth Story Expansion at 107 West Forty-fifth
Plans filed to remodel and enlarge the Friars home at 107 West Forty-fifth Street converting the roof garden into a full fifth story. The new level will be maple floored with wainscoted walls and ornamental latticed windows of obscured colored glass from designs by Frederick R. Hirsch, architect for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friars
West Forty-fifth Street
Frederick R. Hirsch
Theatre and club events outline holiday season schedule
Boston Hollis Street Theatre starts The Devil with Edwin Stevens on Jan 18 while Grand Opera House in Brooklyn hosts a week earlier. Olympic Theatre Social Club masque at Tammany Hall features Senator Sullivan leading the grand march and a chorus girl contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Devil
Henry W. Savage
Edwin Stevens
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Grand Opera House
Brooklyn
Olympic Theatre Social Club
Maurice Kraus
Tammany Hall
Senator Sullivan
Chauncey Olcott
Europe
Ireland
Clare Krall
Philadelphia
William Faversham
Daly’s Theatre
Mme
Tetrazzini
Marie Cahill
Boys
Betty
Wallack’s
Clyde Fitchee
Charles Frohman
Washington
Billie Burke
Lyceum Theatre
London
Daniel Frohman
Liebler & Co
Eleanor Robson
Lyceum
Frances Hodgson Burnett
George J. Gould
Ee Eeentre
Daniel G. Reid
John Ogden
Craig Wadsworth
Dramatic recital by Robin Ellis at College Hall
Robin Ellis appeared last night in College Hall on East Fifty-eighth Street performing Jane Barlow's Irish Idylls including By the Bog Hole and Terence Mac ran. Violinist Miss Florence Austin also appeared, delivering Vieuxtemps Fantaisie Appassionata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Ellis
College Hall
East Fifty-eighth Street
Ellis
Jane Barlow
the Bog Hole
Terence Macran
Florence Austin
Vieuxtemp
Kieran Note Sale Hearing Reviews Fidelity Funding Losses
Referee Peter B Olney resumed the Fidelity Funding Company hearing over notes sold through Patrick J Kieran. Carnegie Trust Company President Charles C Dickinson testified about a May 1 1907 purchase of 50540 by sisters of charity as collateral. Dickinson said notes were paid by makers, not solely by wrappers, and agreed to provide transaction details at the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Olney
Fidelity Funding Company
Patrick J. Kieran
Sisters of Charity
William Street
Charles C. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
Shaw
Kieran
Trust Company
Fidelity Company
Dickinson
Kie
Linguists at Princeton Discuss English for Engineers
The Modern Language Association heard Prof Wilbur O Sypherd urge English departments to broaden writing training for engineers and scientists. Brown’s C Von Kleuze noted the U S now holds a fixed place in European literature as Civil War and industrial growth shaped attention. The American Dialect Society met, with Sec W E Meade advocating an American dialect dictionary to preserve word forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Modern Language Association of America
Wilbur O. Sypherd
Delaware College
C. von Kleuze
Brown University
United States
Europe
BE. P. Dargan
University of Virginia
Raymond D. Havens
University of Rochester
John Milton Berdan
Yale
A. Marshall Elliott
Johns Hopkins
Charles Julius Kullmer
Syracuse University
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
H. Carrington Lancaster
Amherst College
Philip H. Churchman
Clark College
William Wistar Comfort
Haverford College
American Dialect Society
Modern Language Association
W. E. Meade
Fire Destroys Christmas Tree at Sydenham Hospital
A Christmas tree in the nurses dining room at Sydenham Hospital on East 116th Street caught fire yesterday morning. Damage was under $300 and the tree was the only item lost. Forty women and children were moved to nearby houses with no alarm raised. Firefighters found staff had largely extinguished the blaze upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydenham Hospital
East 116Th Street
First
Second Avenues
Last Yuletide Dinner at Lotos Club
The Lotos Club will host its final Yuletide dinner at the present clubhouse on Saturday January 9 with planned record attendance. A procession of Barons of Beef led by the kitchen staff in costume will open events followed by pipers a band of 25 and two Yuletide quartets singing old England carols. The club rooms will be decked in a centuries old quaint style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Decision on Insurance Expenses
Albany reports on December 20 details from Superintendent Relacy of the State Insurance Department regarding expenses tied to insurance policy regulation and cost impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Incureer Department
Belcourt Estate Put Up For Sale In Newport Society Notes
Newport Dec 29 Belcourt the Newport country house of Mrs O H P Belmont built by its late husband eighteen years ago has been placed on the market. It features a grand ballroom a Gothic interior and a large tax bill of 84667. Mrs Belmont will reside at the marble house on Bellevue Avenue after the sale and plans for a Louis XIV living room were dropped following Mr Belmonts death. A famed chimpanzee dinner at Belcourt is recalled and society figures including Mrs Ellen Vanderbilt are mentioned in connection with stables and horse show plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Bailey’s Beach
Richard Morris Hunt
Belcourt
O. H. P. Belmont
America
Mr. Belmont
Bellevue Avenue
Belmont
Frank C. Bostock
Consul
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Europe
F. O. French
William Henry Vanderbilt
Harbourview
Countess Sends New Year Gifts to Brooklyn Court Clerks
Countess Caroline O. von Schimon Schwandorf-Hechler sent a New Year gift of wine cigars cakes and candies to Justice Van Wart and the Second District Municipal Court clerks in Brooklyn. Four years earlier she faced dispossession on Fulton Street and was helped by a court sympathy collection. She now runs a Broadway dressmaking shop and is the Austrian General’s daughter and former Lady-in-Waiting to Empress Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline O. von Schimon Schwandorf-Hechler
Justice van Wart
Second District Municipal Court
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Broadway
Vienna
Empress Elizabeth
Notable Brooklyn and area obituaries chronological
Dwight P. Clapp of Brooklyn dies in St Augustine Florida at 75. Deborah Staples Silliman passes in Easton Connecticut at nearly 109. William G. Hoople founder of Hoople Nicholls dies in Brooklyn aged 68. Cornelius Cameron prominent builder of Brooklyn dies at 88. Adrian C. Heitmann longtime New Haven Railroad auditor dies at 63. Elizabeth Huckel Bickley widow of Rev. Bickley dies in East Orange at 49. Benjamin Franklin Umbach noted Masonic figure dies in Orange at 58. Prof. Benjamin Franklin Clarke Brown University professor emeritus dies in Providence at 89. Adam Buttner Orange resident dies in St Marys Hospital Newark at 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight P. Clapp
Brooklyn
St. Augustine
Fla
Belchertown
Mass
Deborah Staples Silliman
F. E. Silliman
Easton
Conn
Greenfield
William. G. Hoople
Hoople & Nicholls
Shellac
Brooklyn Avenue
Canada
Mr. Hoople
St. Paul's Chapel
Chamber of Commerce
Drug Trade Club
Union League
Hamilton
Eastern Parkway
Francis D. T. Bickley
National Vigilance Committee
United States
West Virginia
Tennessee
Genesee
E. C. Webb
East Orange
N. J
Frankford
Penn
Ruth A. Huckel
Baltimore
Benjamin Franklin Umbach
New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Orange
Newark
Julia M. Layton
South Orange
Benjamin Franklin Clarke
Brown University
Sterday
Brown Street
Providence
Clarke
Newport
Brown
Adam Buttner
Charles Buttner
St. Mary's Hospital
Maurice Untermyer Dies at 48 After Illness
Maurice Untermyer died at his Madison Avenue home after four weeks of illness from heart disease and pneumonia. A longtime member since 1890 of Guggenheimer Untermyer Marshall, he was born in Lynchburg Virginia and studied at Columbia before practicing law in New York. He leaves a son, a widow and siblings, with funeral and burial in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Untermyer
Samuel Untermyer
Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Marshall
Madison Avenue
Mr. Untermyer
Lynchburg
Isidor Untermyer
Virginia
South
Columbia School of Mines
Columbia Law School
Sadie Lowenstein
Benedict Lowenstein
Memphis
M. L. Liesfeld
A. M. Steinhardt
Untermyer
Tammany Hall
Democratic Club
John F. Carroll
Tammany
Salem Field
Brooklyn
Edward Ray Pioneer Drummer Dies in New Jersey Home
Edward Ray aged 81 prominent early traveling salesman and missionary descendant died Monday night at his son Rev Dr Edward C Ray’s home in East Orange New Jersey. Born in Calcutta he worked forty years selling goods before retiring to East Orange. Funeral set for tonight at his son's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ray
Edward C. Ray
East Orange
N. J
India
Orient
Presbyterian Church of England
Calcutta
America
Johnson Shoe Company
Rochester
N. Y
Ray
Presbyterian College Board
Mrs Mary M Adams Dies in Highland Park Ill After Illness
Chicago woman Mary M Adams an early pupil of Mary Baker Eddy in Chicago died at Highland Park after several months illness. She was born in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary M. Adams
Mary Baker Eddy
Highland Park
Local Nuptials Report From Multiple Cities
Dec. 29 weddings announced across several towns. Clare Ellsworth wed Bernon Sheldon Prentice in New York. Susan Tilden Whittlesey married Cornelius B. Tyler in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Mary Dollard wed Thomas A. Curtis in Far Rockaway New York. Helen Cornell joined Charles W. Dorne in Goshen New York. Augustine Elleau married George C. Fiske in Newark New Jersey. Maude Winnie tied to Charles Mansoni in Geneva New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Dollard
Far Rockaway
Mary
Thomas A. Curtis
CORNE
Cornell
Goshen
N. Y
Helen H. Cornell
Charles W. Dorne
Fiske
Elleau
Newark
N J
Augustine L. Elleau
George C. Fiske
Mansoni
Winnie
Geneva
Maude C. Winnie
Charles Mansoni
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from New York area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated December items. Entries name the deceased, ages, residences, and funeral details including dates times and locations across New York City and nearby towns. Individual lines refer to Rosalie Abrams Hiram Berry Walter Bucknall Dwight Clapp Samuel Cohn and many others with service details and floral requests.
Tammany Meeting Fails to Denounce Mayor McClelland
District leaders gathered at Wigwam Street for the General Committee meeting but failed to denounce Mayor McClelland. J Sergeant Cram was elected Chairman with Thomas Fretary and Philip F Donohue as officers. Charities Commissioner J Coggey was chosen to join the Executive Committee to draft rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
McCleling
Wigwamin Street
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
J. Sergeant Cram
Thomas Fretary
Philip F. Donohue
Charities
J.coggey
Law
Long List of Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New Jersey and New York
Funeral notices span towns like Kearny Jersey City Bayonne Newark East Orange Red Bank Long Branch Jersey City and Brooklyn with ages from 28 to 90. Names include Julia B Brown Adee Steed Haefelin Walter G Curtis and Elizabeth Heath among many. daily rites noted as funeral today or tomorrow in multiple addresses and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AV. Brown
Kearny
N. J
Brown
Pine
Jersey City
Dea
Julia B. Brown
Burns
Walnut St
Newark
James Burns
Buttner
Orange
Adee Steed
Bayonne
George
Sarah Dessauer
Dillmann
Knickerbocker An
Lyn
George Dillmann
Donohue
Perry St
Dee
Se Seana
DU Bois
Rockville Centre
Ousetil Fillweber
East Orange
Arthur Fillweber
Stegman
Bleecker St
Theodore G. Gibeon
Gordon
West Jst St
Haefelin
Meetwagh
Me Hargreaves
Woodworth
Elizabeth Hargreaves
Hartwick
Nicholson Ts
Frederick Heath
Clifton Place
Becaiem
Elizabeth A. Heath
Arn Yous
Ssr
Kaiser
Cottekill
N. Y
Louise d
Kimber
Gulon Place
Richmond
Maria L. Kimber
KINNE
Division
Brooklyn
John E. Ing . LE
Eva Levy
Lohman
Broskipn
E. Lohman
Lonergan
East
Homas Lonergan
McKie
Floral Park
Machin
Halliday St
James Machin
Marks
Throop
Martin
Johnson St
Albert Martin
Monahan
West
Jennieshan
Mongenoon St
City
Ffie Lorgan
Murtagh
Rocsing
Prooktys
Mary Murtag
Neary
Laurepes
O’neill
Jena O'Neill
Oppenheim
O’shea
12Th St
Cornelius B. O’shea
Badger Wate
Oxford St
Anna V. Page
Brady
Everett
V. Brady
Rvvinfield
L. A
Relyea
Bloomington
Pacific St
Julia V. R Rutledge
Sterli Place
Annie M. Rutledge
Ryan
New York
John J. Ryan
ST. John
John
Schancuep
Henry Schancupp
Scholefield
Columbia
Helchts
Sarah H H. Scully
Ryerson &J
John H. Scully
Slavin
Myrtle
Annien, & F Smith
Stuyvesant
John A. Smith
Ie Smith
Eastern Parkway
Stuart A. Smith
F Smith
Clarkeon
Ann: Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Brown
Angelica S. Brown
Dred
Sherry’s
Soaps
Ball
Diet Kitchen
Prentice—Ellsworth
Hoey
Sailing Today
Miss Hazeltine
Grand Rapids
Social Notes
William McAlpin
Elizabeth Cauldwell
Morristown
Colony Club
Kathryn Auerbach
Joseph Aho
Plaza Ballroom
Adelaide McAlpin
Beatrice Barclay
Imma Romeyn
Alice Wilson
Jorge Carpenter
Herbert Dillon
Quentin Fellner
Heyward McAlpin
Livingston Platt
Stuart Preston
George Reddington
de Gray Vanderbilt
Bailey Vanderhoef
Gramatan
Friars’ Club
Pelleas and
Melisande
Manhattan Opera House
Crispino E le Comare
Annetta
Venice
Mme. Valery
Cleopatra
Louis Gannes
Mischa Elman
Cleofante Campanini
Metropolitan
Alfredo Catalani
la Scala
Milan
Métropolitan
Elisir
Amore
Pagnacci
Aida
Tiefland
Faust
Mmes. Rappeold
Homer
O Kaschowska
M Note
Carnegie Trust Co
Linguists
Abrams
Rosalie L. Abrams
John W. Bird
West 91St St
Berry
Hiram Bartlett Berry
Warwick
N._Y
Chambers Street
Erie R. R
Bucknall
Walter Kentish
Walter W
Lucy Bucknall
West 144Th St
Samuel H
Manheim Cohn
Jacques C
Julius H. Cohn
M. D. Brill
J. M. Wallace
West 90Th Bt
England
Church of the Holy Cross
Claremont
Flanagan
Clara Niehaus
Peter J. Flanagan
Somers St
Griswold
Erie
Hartogensis
Jacques A
Abraham E
Enriette Hartogensis
111Th St
Perfection Lodge No
I. C
Hollins
Atlantic City
Edith C. Hollins
William M. Hollings
Frederick Wissmann
East 70Th St
Hoople
Brooklyn Av
William Gordon Hoople
St. Paul’s Chapel
Sterling Place
Howlett
Cornelia Rosling
Thomas R
Cornelia Fellows Howlett
George G. Dutcher
Pierrepont St
Jacob
San Antonio
Texas
William H. Jacob
Lawrence Jacob
Johnston
Hill Crest
Macon
Richard Wilson Johnston
Martha Fannings Johnston
Joseph Marshall Johnston
Martha Johnston Kountze
Kane
Mary K. Kane
Patrick Kane
Bond St
J. Keese
Homewood
Roslyn
L. I
John Keese
Friends’ Meeting House
Manhasset
West 50Th St
New York City
Mudge
Yonkers
Emily Ellen Mudge
Daniel Coles Mudge
Archibald Carr
St. Louis
John Reid
Palisade
Porter
Orlando
Frs
Cornelia ‘W.W. C. Porter
George Porter
Cornelis Wetmore
Richard H. Chapell
New London
Requa
Mary A. Requa
Elijah Lee Requa
Romaine
Christie Romaine
Union St
Hackensack
Andereson
Levan
Ann Anderson
Mary Bahrs
Beno
Rosalia
Ee Bieler
Charles A. Bieler
Oppenheimer Ener
West 57Th ST
New
Columbus
Dutton
Ron
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