Debutantes Prepare for American Beauties Ball at Plaza
Society women plan a grand bal de fete on January 21 at the Plaza to benefit the New York Association. Debutantes will wear headgear themed dinners feature Elizabethan ruffs Salome looks and fanciful caps with costumes ranging from flowers to peas and parrots. Prominent hostesses include Mrs Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Robert de Forest with officials and ambassadors attending related events.
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Plaza
New York
Marie Stuic
Walter Raleigh
Thomas Moore
Vthers
Plaga
Avenue
Katharine van R. Fairfax
Gertrude Beekman
Harriet Ogden
Theron Strong
Charles Greenough
William Vanderpoel
Kathryn Auerbach
Charles 8. Butler
J. Harry Alexandre, Jr
John H. Auerbach
Francis H. Kinnicutt
David Stuart
George H. Sullivan
Schuyler Schieffelin
Elting Thomas
William Baylis, Jr
Charles A. Dana
Rodman Gilder
Howard Hitchcock
Gerald Hollins
Richard Irvin
Edward Ringwood Hewitt
Seth Low
Geo B. McClellan
Robert Minturn
J. Or Morgan
Henry Phipps
Ond
Herbert Satterlee
E. H. Harriman
Frederick W. Whitridge
Las Robinson
Three Dances Open at Plaza Ballroom Social
A new series The Three Dances debuted at the Plaza ballroom under patronage of prominent ladies led by Mrs Ira Barrows and others. About two hundred members attended with general dancing and a buffet supper. reception duties were handled by Misses Adelaide McAlpin Beatrice Barclay Emma Romeyn and others.
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Plaza Ballroom
Ira Barrows
Frank Burton
Henry Tisenoff
William Congdell Fargo
William Iwison
William McAlpir
Skobert McKee
Rowland Robins
Charles W. Rotheyn
George Thomson Wii
Adelaide McAlpin
Beatrice Barclay
Emma Romeyn
Alice Wilson
Messrs
George Carpenter
Herbert Dillon
Quentin Felitner
Hyward McAlpin
Livingston Platt
Stuart Preston
George Eddington
Bailey Vanderhoef
de Gray Vanderbilt
Miss Elizabeth P Elliott Engaged to Dr Gordon Wilson
Baltimore announces the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Preston Elliott daughter of the late Warren G Elliott former Seaboard Air Line president to Dr Gordon Wilson a Baltimore society man and Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate The Elliott family ranks among old South Carolina colonial line and Miss Elliott is known in New York and Newport circles with ties to Mrs Pembroke Jones Prof A Mara Elliott of Johns Hopkins is her nephew Gordon Wilson is a Baltimore club man and UVA Hopkins Medical School graduate
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New York Times
Baltimore
Elizabeth Preston Elliott
Warren G. Elliott
Seaboard Airline
Gordon Wilson
Miss Elliott
South Carolina
New York
Newport
Pembroke Jones
A. Mara Elliott
Johns Hopkins
Gordon
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Merritt announces engagement of Sarah Merritt
Mr and Mrs Israel T Merritt Jr of Whitestone announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sarah Merritt to Douglas B Carter of Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel T. Merritt, Jr
Whitestone, S. 1
Sarah Merritt
Douglas 8. Carter
Tarrytown
Adriatic liners sail to day with notable passengers
Lor raine and Gneisenau depart with passengers including Mr and Mrs E Alt Meyer Henri Bendel Leon Bardac Ramon Bravo Edward Laseere Margaret Shriver and Jet Shiver aboard the Lorraine while Mr and Mrs Henry Ahrens Emma Erling Fred Hoffman Henry Fick and J Obstfeld sail the Gneisenau. Sir Horace Plunkett left yesterday aboard for Washington to consult with President Roosevelt and Mr Taft on the Country Life Commission and US conservation. Charles Page Bryan and F Ambrose Clark were also seen on Adriatic travelers, Clark shipping hunters abroad.
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Lorraine
Havr
E. Alt- Meyer
Henri Bendel
Leon Bardac
Ramon E. Bravo
Isaac W. Frank
J J. Hobb
Edward Laseere
Edouard Laseere
Margaret Shriver
Jet Shiver
Gneisenau
Bremen
Henry Ahrens
Emma Erling
Fred Hoffman
Henry Fick
J. Obstfeld
President to Receive at White House New Year Event
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will host their annual New Year reception starting at 11 o'clock with the Vice President and Cabinet first. Diplomats, Supreme Court members, Congress, military officers, and District officials follow in order, then Oldest Inhabitants and other groups until public access after 12 to 1. Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Root are noted hosts. several Cabinet wives will assist or entertain at breakfast or home calls.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United States
District Judiciary
Cabinet
United States
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
District of Columbia
Patriotic Societies
Inhabitants’ Association
Army and Navy
White House
Diplomatic
Secretary of State
Fairbanks
Atlantic City
Root
Cortelyou
Secretary of War
T. H. Newberry
Secretary of the Navy
Miss Cannon
Dance at Colony Club Debut for Miss Kathryn Auerbach
Mrs. Joseph S. Auerbach hosted a cotillion at the Colony Club for her daughter Miss Kathryn Auerbach. Palm and holly decorations framed the reception as two Nahan Franko musicians played while guests arrived. Supper followed the 10 to 12 dancing, with favors of scarves and hat pins for the ladies and cigarette holders for the men. The flower figure used orchids for the girls and gardenias for the men. Notable attendees included Cornelia Landon Marjorie Gould Dorothy Hayden Adelia Pyle and many other society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Auerbach
Colony Club
Kathryn Auerbach
Auerbach
Nahan Franko
A. D. B. Pratt
Cornelia Landon
Marjorie Gould
Dorothy Hayden
Adelia Pyle
Dorothy Toler
Katharine McCook
Gladys Robbins
Jean Pelano
Florence Alker
Clara Fargo
Susan Fish Dresser
Dorothy Bigelow
Louise Iselin
Doris Bissel
Leonie Alexandre
Dorothy Tuckerman
Blanche Oelrichs
Lucy ©. Brown
Evelyn
Gwendolyn Burden
Margaret Sloan
Eltinor Lee
Ruth Twombly
Elizabeth Cutting
Charlotte Harding
Mary Weatherbee
Eleanor Duane
Julia Koomis
Mary McKim Wilde
Princilla D. Stanton
Margaret Winslow
Louise Freeman
Vera Onativia
Stuyvesant Fieh, Jr
George Brokaw
Stewart Waller
Harry Qoelrichs
Arthur
Geoffrey Dodge
Theodore P. Dixon
James B. Belloni
Thomas Spriggs Blumer
W. W. Hoffman
Felix Ingraham
Harvey Laden
Charles de Rham
Henry C. Clark
August Heminway
Washington Society Notes From Christmas Ball Season
Mrs. Levi Z. Lester hosted a festive Washington Christmas ball attended by prominent diplomatic and resident circles. Music by the Marine Band accompanied a late supper after decor featuring greens and an orchid display in front of Lady Curzon’s portrait. Future events include the Simpkins debutante dance, Jan 5 and 12 journalistically hosted by diplomats, and multiple balls at the New Willard and Willard venues with notable hostesses and guests such as Miss Roosevelt and Mrs. Grant’s family.
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New York Times
Washington
Levi Z. Lester
Colin Campbell
Lady Suffolk
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Lady Curzon
Leiter
Marine Band Orchestra
White House
C. R. Simpkins
Country Club
Faith Simpkins
Richard Townsend
Bryce
Roosevelt
New Willard
Madam Bonaparte
Richard Lee Fearn
Mildred Fearn
Payne Whitney
Winter social season fills Tuxedo Park for New Year dances
Well known society residents flock to Tuxedo Club for New Year Eve dances after winter sports and dinners at the clubhouse. Notable households hosting include Wiltse, Brown, Coulter, Pell, Porter, Norwood, Gallatin, Cammann, and Alexander. Vaudeville entertainment and music at cottages accompany dinners and house parties among cottagers.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Ernest A. Wiltse
James Brown
Charles J. Coulter
Howland Pell
T. Wyman Porter
Louisa Norwood
Albert E. Gallatin
Geo P. Cammann
Charles B. Alexander
Lenox Winter Socials Highlight Pittsfield Holiday Scene
Lenox hosts two major winter events drawing guests from cottages and hotels. New Year Eve dances planned at Overlee and Lenox Club attract many visitors and locals, with decoration and music set for a grand season closer. Notable arrivals include Mrs. Greenleaf attending a Trinity Church wedding and artist Rockwell Kent noted among New York visitors in the Berkshires.
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New York Times
Pittsfield
Mags
Lenox
Samuel Frothingham
Overlee
Lenox Club
John C. Greenleaf
New York
Windyside
Richard (. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Emily L. Bacon
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Trinity Church
Kathleen Whiting
Edward M. Whiting
Lanesboro
Rockwell Kent
Tarrytown
Richard C. Dixey
Tanglewood
Albert Gray
Jeanette Fish
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Marshall Kernochan
Kenneth Budd
William W. Hoffman
Burrill Hoffman
Albert Hoffman
Sherer King Wedding In All Saints Church Worcester
Miss Edith May Sherer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thad deus Sherer wed Harry Whittle King of New York City in a private All Saints Church ceremony. Rev Thomas F Davis and Rev Emilius W Smith officiated. The couple will reside in New York City.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Edith May Sherer
Charles Thaddeus Sherer
Harry Whittle King
New York City
All Saints’ Church
Thomas F. Davis
Emilius W. Smith
Fall River
Marriage at Trinity Church Unites Miss Alice G Morley
Miss Alice Gal linger Williams of Manchester New Hampshire daughter of Senator Jacob H Gallinger wed Sylvanus Griswold Morley of Philadelphia in Trinity Church Boston. The ceremony was by Rev Reuben Kidner. The bride was unattended and the couple left for New York before sailing Thursday to make their home in Mexico.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Trinity Church
Alice Gallinger Williams
Manchester
N. H
United States
Mexico
Walter Meyers and Beatrice De Lima Married
Walter 8 Meyers of Rochester and Miss Beatrice De Lima daughter of Mr and Mrs E A De Lima of 58 West Eighty-seventh Street were married yesterday at 7 P M by Rev Dr Mendes. Miss Edith De Lima was her sister’s only attendant with Jacques Meyers as best man. There were no ushers. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home for about eighty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Meyers
Rochester
Beatrice de Lima
E. A. Te Lima
West Eighty-seventh Street
Dr. Mendes
Edith de Lima
Jacques Meyers
Miss Anna Glaser Hupfel Weds Paul Kiernan at St Patrick’s
Miss Anna Glaser Hupfel daughter of J C G Hupfel married Paul Lawrence Kiernan yesterday at 6 30 P M in the Lady Chapel of St Patrick’s Cathedral Rev John J Murphy officiated The bride was given away by her father Mrs Warry Garrison Silleck Jr was matron of honor Franklin C Hoyt was best man Ushers included Henry W Goddard Charles Billings Adolph G Huptel and Christopher G Huptel The reception and dinner followed at the Hotel Savoy with poinsettias and bridal roses decor on rooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Glaser Hupfel
J. C. G. Hupfel
Paul Lawrence Kiernan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
John J. Murphy
Warry Garrison_ Silleck, Jr
Franklin C. Hoyt
Henry W. Goddard
Charles Billings
Adolph G. Huptel
Christopher G. Huptel
Hotel
Savoy
Frederick H Clark Marries Eleanor Phelps at Gotham Hotel
Frederick Huntington Clark of Guanajuato Mexico and Eleanor Phelps wed yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Gotham. Rev. Percy Stickney Grant officiated. Bridesmaids Lena Barnes and Elsa Van Glahn served, with flower girl Little Miss Williamina Campbell and best man Joan Maurice Clark. Ushers included Hugh Rose Burges Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Huntington Clark
Guanajuato
Mexico
John B. Clark
Columbia University
Eleanor Phelps
Charles Henry Phelps
Fifth Avenue
Hotel Gotham
Percy Stickney
Grant
Lena Barnes
Lansing
Mich
Elsa van Glahn
Williamina Campbell
Montclair
N. J
Montclair Professor Wed in Denver to Miss Albert
Prof Arthur B Turner of Montclair New Jersey a noted astronomy writer and City College instructor married Miss Anna Bell Albert in Denver Colorado. The couple plan to be at home after January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Turner
Montclair
N. J
City College
Denver
Col
Anna Bell Albert
John O. Albert
Turner
Debutante Dance for Miss Marion Adriance at Columbus Institute
Mr and Mrs I Reynolds Adriance hosted a debutante ball for their daughter Miss Marion Campbell Adriance at the Columbus Institute in Poughkeepsie last evening. Decorations featured bay trees Southern smilax and poinsettias. A supper followed by a cotillion for fifty six couples with favors of silver Cologne bottles and silver mounted pipes. The dance was led by Miss Adriance and Francis N Watrous of New Haven.
Mrs McAlpin Hosts Dinner for Miss Cauldwell Engagement
Mrs William W McAlpin entertained at 11 East Ninetieth Street for Miss Elizabeth Cauldwell whose engagement to her son A Heyward McAlpin was announced earlier. Twenty guests attended the dinner then went to the Plaza for the first of the Three Dances.
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William WW. McAlpin
East Ninetieth Street
Elizabeth Cauldwell
A. Heyward McAlpin
Mrs Burr hosts party for Rosamond Burr and debutantes
Mrs Winthrop Burr gave a party for her daughter Rosamond Burr and several season’s débutantes after viewing Lady Frederick at the Hudson. Guests then went to Mrs Burr’s home for supper and informal dancing.
Mrs Martin Maloney and daughter stay in New York hotel
Mrs Martin Maloney and her daughter Helen have come to New York for New Year’s and are staying a week at the Hotel Walcott before proceeding to Lakewood.
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Martin Maloney
Helen
New York
Walcott
Lakewood
New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor Appeal
R FULTON CUTTING, President, asks readers to unite and donate to aid those harmed by the so called panic year. Send checks to R. S. Minturn, Treasurer, Room 210 No. 105 East 22nd Street, New York.
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R. S. Minturn
Treas
Invulnerable Mile. Atra Roars At Berkeley Theatre Exhibition
A public demonstration in New York shows Mile Atra near unharmed after Chevalier Deloris fires a United States army rifle at close range. A crowd of about fifty spectators and four women witness bullets pass through metal discs and smash a glass globe, yet Atra appears intact.
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Mile
Atra
Chevalier Deloris
Berkeley Theatre
Forty-fourth Street
New York
Chevalier Delores
Fair
Littl Berkeley
Chevalier
Miile
Ban'g the Chevalier
American Music Society concert in Mendelssohn Hall
The New York Centre of the American Music Society opened a three concert season with a program of songs and piano pieces by American composers. A quintet in C sharp minor Op. 24 by Arne Oldberg and works by Foote Hill Gilbert Whiting Farwell were featured. Performers included Victor Harris Rogers Atkinson Homer and Mrs Edith Goold with pianist Heinrich Gebhard. The audience nevertheless seemed small yet appreciative of the new American music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Centre
American Music Society
Mendelssohn Hall
Audiee
America
Germany
Arne Oldberg
David Bispham
Henry F. Gilbert
Arthur Whiting
Clayton Johns
Harvey W. Loomis
Arthur Farwell
Harold Knapp
Lewis R. Blackman
Alfred G. Walthall
Day Williams
Bruno Huhn
Verdi Opera Rigoletto Shines at Manhattan Opera House
Last night Rigoletto revived at Manhattan Opera House with Mme Tetrazzini as Gilda, Mr Sam Marco as Rigoletto, and Mr Constantino as the Duke. All three voices praised, especially Mr Constantino. Audience large. Sembrich stars in Bohéme at the Met. Spetrino conducts.
Mrs Jacobs Illness Alarms Brooklyn Board of Education
Members of the Brooklyn Board of Education recall Mrs Andrew Jacobs III for service before consolidation. She has long suffered from comotor ataxia and a bad fall worsened her condition. A pioneer in school decoration and a founder of the Brooklyn Women’s Club, which marks its fortieth anniversary tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Brooklyn
Andrew Jacobs
Cobs
Brooklyn Board of Education
Jacobs
Brooklyn Women's Club
Society Notes Highlight Four Bridesmaids and St. Johns Events
Little Miss Ellin Mackay will be among four bridesmaids for Miss Beatrice Mills and the Earl of Granard wedding. Mrs. August Heckscher hosts a sixty guest theatre party on Jan 1 for Antoinette Heckscher. Ogden Mills visits Staatsburg for New Year, returning Jan 5. High Chisholm invites a large bridge Jan 12 at Fifth Avenue home. Mrs. Joseph B Mayer hosts informal calls Fridays 4 to 6 until April except tomorrow. Drexel Paul sails Adriatic after wedding. Carolan party heads to Philadelphia then San Francisco. Joe Stout hosts luncheon at the St Regis with many guests. Tyler Morse and wife sailing Jan 7 for Europe. Learays move to 1053 Fifth Avenue. Tea for Lebanon Hospital Auxiliary on Jan 7 at Hotel Astor. Kitty Cheatham performs at the Plaza for Y M C A children’s work benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellin Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
Katharine
Beatrice Mills
Earl of Granard
August Heckscher
Antoinette Heckscher
Ogden Mills
Staatsburg
High Chisholm
Fifth Avenue
Joseph B. Mayer
A. J. Drexel Paul
F Francis Carolan
St. Regis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Joe Stout
Hiliare Sooysmith
Alma Adams
Jean Coutts
Louise Saunders
Ruth Waldo
Helen Paddock
Anna M. Campbell
Lucy Budlong
Dorothy Williams
Ruth van Vliet
Katherine Titus
Planche Butterfield
Emily Body
Major Isaac Walker Maclay Dies in Yonkers
Major Isaac Walker Maclay dies at his Yonkers home after months of illness. He was born in 1841 in New York City and trained at NYU and West Point. He served in the Civil War and later held multiple military and civic positions, with a long list of society memberships. survived by his widow and five children. Funeral set for 11 AM at home. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walker Maclay
Palisade Avenue
Yonkers
Mr. Maclay
New York City
New York University
West Point Military Academy
New York Volunteers
Fort Wadsworth
Maclay
Maclay & Davies
William E. Davies
155Th Street
President Lincoln
Ford’s
Washington
J. Wilkes Booth
Washington Arsenal
Peterson House
Lincoln Museum
Dr. Todd
University of Chicago
New York Zoological Society
Maryland Society of New York
Underwriters’ Club
Yonkers Wharf and Warehouse Company
Pelham-Dale Land Company
People's Savings Bank
Westchester Trust Company of
Eawersibrary and Historical Association
New York Historical Society
American Baptist Historical Association
United States Military Seam
Virginia Union University of Richmond
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Woodlawn Cemetery
West 00Th St
M. Shaler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Virginia
Shaler
Erie
Penn
Howlett
Cornelia Rosling
Thomas R
Cornelia Fellows Howlett
George G. Dutcher
Pierrepont St
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Keese
Homewood
Roslyn
L. J
John Keese
Friends’ Meeting House
Manhasset
L. I. Lewis
John Lewis
Avenue G
Flatbush
Avenue H
Brighton Beach
Palisade Av
Mudge
N. Y
Emily Ellen Mudge
Daniel Coles Mudge
Archibald Carr
St. Louis
John Reid
Sington Av
Rollinson
Wee
Summit
N. J
Charles H. Rolinson
H. R. Northrop
Springfield Av
N. Ij
Barclay St
BP. L
Greenwood
Tobey
Edward Howard Tovey
Portland
Mfe
Torrey
Clinton
Harriet Kennedy
Edwin F. Torrey
Untermyer
Maurice
Sadie Intermyer
Princeton professor condemns Esperanto as artificial language
The Modern Language Association closed its twenty sixth annual convention in Princeton with papers and three resolutions. Prof. Theodore W. Hunt argued that Esperanto and Volapuk fail to express thought, serving only commercial or utilitarian purposes and not the deepest human linguistic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Modern Language Association of America
Congress
Theodore W. Hunt
Princeton University
Atlantic City Notes Christmas events draw guests and locals
Atlantic City reports hotels arranging large Christmas trees and events for young guests. Indoor baseball remains a winter draw with a city league playing on piers and at Morris Guards Armory. Notable visitors include Thomas E. H. Curtis of Plainfield and William Baldwin nephew of ex Mayor Fulton.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
Morris Guards
Thomas E. H. Curtis
Plainfield
N. J
William Baldwin
Fulton
Pittsburg
Miss Fulton
Iroquois
James M. Forsythe
United States Navy
Charles P. Helfenstein
Shamokin
Marlborough-Blenheim
W. 8. Wigmore
United States Army
Nathan Straus To Entertain Croker At Dinner
Nathan Straus will entertain Richard Croker at his residence at 27 West Seventy second Street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
Croker
Nathan Schraus
Richard Croker
West Seventy-second Street
Lotos Club Dinner in Honor of Gov Hughes Scheduled
The Lotos Club will host a dinner honoring Gov. Hughes on the evening of January 30. The event venue and further details were not fully provided in the available excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Hughes
Jotos Club
Gov. Hughes
Frank Reinan Dies in Grand Opera House Lobby
Frank G. Reinan stage director for James K. Hackett and a renowned German actor collapsed and died in the Grand Opera House lobby in Atlanta. Aged about 65, he was en route to visit Hackett in his private car and had long served as Hackett’s director and mentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Grand Opera House
Hackett
New York Times
Atlanta
Frank G. Reinan
James K. Hackett
Grand Opera House
Mr. Hackett
Reinau
Reinan
Germany
United States
Jerome Carty Dies Following Stroke in Philadelphia
Jerome Carty a renowned Philadelphia lawyer who gained fame abroad and at home died today at Samaritan Hospital from a second stroke of apoplexy. He is survived by son Harry Carty and daughter Mrs. F A Baird. Born October 20 1845 in Springfield Pennsylvania he earned an LLB from the University of Pennsylvania in 1869. He practiced independently after 1872 and handled coal land sales for estates. He held prominent roles in Europe and the United States including telephone litigation against the Bell Company and associations with Col Robert G Ingersoll. He belonged to leading clubs in this city New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreal
New York Times
Philadelphia
Jerome Carty
Samaritan
West
Harry Carty
F. A. Baird
Carty
Springfield
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Henry Lex
Europe
United States
Bell
Robert G. Ingersoll
City
New York
London
Charles H Rollinson Dead
Charles H Rollinson of Elizabeth New Jersey longtime Fulton Bank cashier and senior Deacon of the First Baptist Church died at his daughter's Summit home. He was born in 1826 in New York City and spent 38 years in Elizabeth after a long career with the Fulton Bank. He leaves two sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rollinson
Elizabeth
N. J
Fulton Bank
New York City
H. R. Northrop
Summit
Market Fulton Bank
First Baptist Church
Charles
Henry
Rollinson
E. G. Potter
Hl. B. Powell
John . van Nest
Death of Mrs. Josephine Adler in Philadelphia
Mrs. Josephine S Adler wife of Herman Adler of Philadelphia died yesterday at 1941 North Twelfth Street after a six month illness of nephritis. Born January 3 1843 in Bneice she lived much of her life there and is survived by her husband and six children Morris D and Mrs J Beerwald of Philadelphia Ruben 8 and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Josephine S. Adler
Herman Adler
North Twelfth Street
Bneice
Morris D
J. Beerwald
Ruben
Multiple Marriages and Betrothals Reported in Jersey and Montclair
The notices announce December weddings and engagements: Harriet McGill of Auburn to George Rust Bedinger at St. Luke's Montclair. Beatrice de Lima to Walter S. Meyers in Montclair. Ella Power to William McLean. Elsie Royngh to Anton Midler in Jersey City. Amy Weiller to Fritz Sichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Meyers
Wessith St. Powes
Mclean
Ella L. Power
Willam McLean
Midler—Royngh
Jersey City
Elsie Royngh
Anton Midler Sichel
Weiller
Amy Weiller
Fritz Sichel
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns December deaths
A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas, naming numerous residents by name, address, and date of death. It records ages, burial or funeral details, and occasional family relations, reflecting a local community notice column.
Flower Girl Lucinda Fountain Dies in Montgomery
Mre Lucinda Fountain died in Montgomery aged five. She was the flower girl at the Lafayette ball held during Gen. Lafayette’s visit to the city and was a native of Wellington. The death occurred last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Lucinda Fountain
Lafayette
Wellington
Notable NJ figures remembered in obituary column
MILES J. JOHNSON a former shooter champion died at his Newton New Jersey home age. Col Abijah Seaman Pell of Newark died of heart disease at home and served in Civil War rising to Major and Colonel. Thomas Jones pioneer New Jersey slate man died at 73 in Lafayette after long illness. Frederick Aldridge Sr decorator and Civil War drummer boy died at 0 Lawrencer Street Brooklyn. Surviving family listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. Johnson
Newton
N. J
Abijah Seaman Pell
Newark
Thustoms Department of
New York
Forty-seventh
New York Volunteers
Thomas Jones
New Jersey
Lafayette
Jones
Sussex County
Horton M. Beegle
David Lantz
P. N Freden
Wyoming
Frank and
John Jones
Hugh Jones
Kansasity
Frederick Aldridge, Sr
Lawreser Street
Browktyn
Local Business Notices From Tompkins 2 Tompk Attorneys
City area business notice lists Tompkins and Tompk Attorneys at 156 South Avenue Times Square 100 West 43rd Street. Details read like a short directory entry with address cues and service mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Times
Square
Obituary notices from Newark and Jersey City area
A listing of funeral notices and obituaries for December in Newark Jersey City and nearby towns. Names include Augusta Gaertner Jobe Garety Catherine Hamlet Charles Gaynor Tiffin etc with addresses and ages where given. Funeral details and days to services are noted for several individuals including James McGovern Margaret McPhilips Michael Rielly and Annie Tuffy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaertner
Columbia
Newark
M. J
Augusta Gaertner
Garety
N. J
Jobe Garety
P. M
Gaynor
New York
Jersey City
Charles Gaynor
Gledhill
West 35Th St
T. Gledhill
Anna M. Hack
Hamlet
Lee
James F. Holbrook
Hoffman
West 117Th &T
George A. Hoffman
Holsten
Franklin St
Mar- Hubpard
Paul
Paul's Av
Taeville
S. 1
Guy Hubbard
Irving
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles __W. Irving
Funersl
West Alet St
Rose
Hanorayaley
Lawrence
van Voret St
John J. Lawrence
Lippstadt
Dee
Sarah Lippstadt
McConvill
Jill
NS. J
John Metenvill
McDermott
James McDermott McGovern
Mercer St
James F. McGovern
Commonwealth
Dew
Margaret McPhilips
Margaret McPhilips: Funeral To 4Ay McGuerty
James J
McGuerty
Maclay
Palisade
Yonkers
Der
A Tanac W. Maclay
Michels
Broadway
Kingston N. Y
Mathilde Michels
Migliaccio
Jerse
City
Julia Migliaccio
Morrison
Frederick PD
Ced
Muldoon
Henry Muldoon
D. A. MD Muller
Uniion
Riverside Av
J. Dw
Richard Pearn
Pflumm
Forest
Bronz
Amalia
Ty Polhamus
South 14Th St
Newarks N. J
Anniita Polhamus
Owens
Brooklyn
Albertha Owens
Richards
Lawrence A
George E. Richards
Ages Rielly
Baltic St
Michael Rielly
Ruttkay
Flatbush
Franklin AV
Konrad Schoenfeld
Seaman
East Auth S
Willard P. Seaman
Areer
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Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Train and Trolleys
Easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery via Herlem train service from Grand Central Station Webster and J Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lot inquiries and book views available through the office at 270 Fast Lane, MN, telephone 4855 Gramercy.
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St Georges Church Watch Night Service Announcement
St George's Church Stuyvesant Square announces a Watch Night Service on New Year's Eve at two o'clock led by Rev Hugh Birckhead Rector. Holy communion follows at eleven thirty PM. Doors close at 11 35 PM.
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