Astor and Society Plan Tableaux at the Plaza
Plans for a charitable tableaux vivants and dances at the Plaza include nine pictures four dances and a Berrette pantomime with Mrs Waldorf Astor and Mrs Byee Guinness as organizers and many prominent society names attending the meeting at the Plaza apartments. The event aims to raise funds for Albemarle County and features Beardsley Gibson Girl and Merry Widow dances among others with tickets to go on sale Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hustis
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Payne Whitney
Ernest Iselin
John Jacob Astor
Arthur Scott Burden
Cornelia Bryce
Edward R. Thomas
Howard Cushing
Nora Wanghorne
William Payne
Gibson
Aubrey Beardsley
Fred
Pour Af Albemirne
Larry
Richard Parshelems
Mazzovorati
Anvi Cecculrta
Jovian Miteneb
Alee
Astor
Mrs Mills Cotillion A Dazzling New York Soiree At Staatsburg
Mrs Ogden Als hosted a lavish cotillion at her East Sixty ninth Street townhouse with about 200 guests from prominent New York circles. The Mills conservatories supplied flowers for a grand night of late dancing, supper, and elaborate parades of decorative figures. guests included Astor, Vanderbilt, Mackay, and Whitney families and other society names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Als
Kher Town House
East Sixty-ninth Street
Mills
Staatsburgh
Masquerade at the Plaza Raises Funds for Barnard College
Last night in the Plaza ballroom the Knickerbocker series staged a masquerade to benefit Barnard College Scholarship Fund. About 200 attendees enjoyed two fancy dances, a minuet by Miss Collins party, and a plantation dance by the Semples, with patrons listed among prominent society names. The climax turned the hall into a confetti carnival as colored paper bombs burst and dancers waded ankle deep in confetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College Scholarship Fund
Henry Clarke Coe
Erliven
Laura Sedgwick Collins
Semple
Ruth M. Holden
Julia McGee
M. Evelyn Werts
Marie Dwight Mac-Donald
J. J. Bellman
Francis Robbins
I. N. Quimby
J. R. Merriam
Henry Clarke Dee
Charles Gilmore Kerley
Georg Way Gould
Fitch James Swinturne
Charles. E. Quimby
Theodore
Lew
Wilfred Costello
Roswell
Hitchcock
Dorrington Semple
Philip Carpenter
Thomas H. Whiting
George FE. Midleson
Brron F. Fobart
Lawrence Fisdler
Shepard
Julian H. Meyer
Mills Judson
A. M. Pahner
J . Fowron
Dun
Shonts Wedding Plans Reported In Fragmented Notice
The article notes the wedding of Miss Thendora Shonts and the Due de Chauines set for February 21 at a Fifth Street venue with Miss Shents as bridesmaid and her sister as attendant. It references expected guests from New York and a crisis affecting plans, though many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thendora Shonts
Due de Chauines
Marguerite Neo
Fifth Street
Mis
Macy Engaged to Richard King Thorndike of Boston
Miss Macy engaged to Richard King Thorndike of Boston. The bride to be is from the Macy family and debuted years ago. Thorndike, son of Mrs George Quincy Thorndike, Harvard graduate, member of several clubs, hails from Boston. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Macy 2d Lane
Florence
Macy
Richard King Thorndike
Boston
Palmetto Inn
Aiken
Caroline I. Foster
Alfred
Josiah Macy
Mr. Thorndike
George Quincy Thorndike
Myarlboro Street
Harvard
Country, Athletic
Favern
Miss Welles Engaged to H P Robbins
Announcement confirms engagement of Miss Emily Welles daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Welles to Harry Pelham Robbins son of Mr and Mrs H A Robbins. Miss Welles debuted last winter and Robbins is a Harvard graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Welles
H. P. Robbins
Emily Welles
Benjamin Welles
Harry Pelhamobbins
Mr. Robbins
H. A. Robbins
Harvard
Engagement and Wedding Plans of Lydia Mason Lie
The wedding of Miss Lydia Mason Lie daughter of Mrs. Arthur Lie and Arthur C. Blagden is planned for June. The couple will spend the summer in Europe and return to make their home in Boston in the fall. Blagden is a Harvard Law School student and son of Mrs. Samuel P. Blagden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Mason
Arthur “Mason Jones
Arthur C. Blagden
Winter social notes and marriages in high society
High society events across the Bahamas and New York include Mr and Mrs Rawson Underhill and Rawson Win Underhill wintering in the Bahamas, the marriage of Miss Mabel E Flake to Robert I Manning this afternoon at Belgravia, and society plans from February dances at Delmonico's to a Waldorf Astoria Debbs tea. Remarks on travels by Bayard Cutting Jr and Lady Sibyl Cutting, cruises by Mix c and Mrs Henry C Phipps, a Finnish Russian song recital, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Reginald Brooks, and funeral preparations for Mrs Yanaga with Duchess of Manchester en route. The Junior League Masque at Plaza features Ben Jonson's Masque and The Importance of George Farnest shortened to 20 minutes with Hadley and Misses at the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson Underhill
Rawson Win Underhill
Bahamas
Mabel E. Flake
Robert I. Manning
Belgravia
Wilson Shannon Dunn
Lakewoool
Theodore L. Bogert
Elmonico
S. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Sibyl Cutting
Cutting
Milan
Dunning
Mix c
Henry C. Phipps
Ghalys Millsy
West Indies
Palm Beach
Reginald Brooks
Phyllis Langhorne
Waldorf Astor
Brooks
Virginia
Isabel Hoyt
Helen Smyth
Jean Aitkin
Muriel Gould
Dorothy McAlpin
Lucy Talmage
Ben Jonson
George Farnest
Mary Mason Hasell
Venus
Edward Thompson
Cupid
Helen Coster
Ina Kissel
Lawrence Butler
Marjorie Curtis
Elizabeth Bertron
Edith Matthison to Star in The Great Divide with Miller Anglin
Edith Matthison, English actress linked with Fiveryma and Shakespeare, will succeed Margaret Anglin in The Great Divide at the Academy of Music. She arrives today on the Lusitania and will also appear in The Servant in the House and The Winterfeast under Henry W. Miller. Matthison will share top billing with Walter Hampden in The Great Divide during a two week engagement, with plans tied to her husband Charles Rann Kennedy’s plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wynne Matthison
Margaret Anglin
Miss Marthison
Henry W. Miller
Miss Matthison
America
Miss Anglin
Mr. Miller
Australia
Matthison
NG. Miller
Helen Kitenie
Stage News Briefs of Touring Stars and Theaters
Beerbohm Tree arrives to begin his first tour as a vaudeville star in Wear Wells a Hero at the Taylor opera house. Mendelssohn’s Valentine recital in New York and a Williamsburg concert wrap up with a final recital in Philadelphia. The Waerrers of Virginia marks its hundredth performance at the Belasco Theatre with Keenan and Walker. Fletcher Norton signs with Frohman for years and joins The Dairymaids cast next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerbohm-Tree
Patrik Campbell
Wil
Taylor Pera Houss
Prion
Will
Lyric Theatre
Philadelphia
Ssle Sarris
New York
Mendelssohn
St. Valentine's
Charles Frohman
the Dairymaids
Outward bound today for Southampton and Liverpool
Passengers sailing today include Miss Frankie Bailey and numerous others aboard the American liner St Louis bound for Southampton. The Cunarder Campania lists Mr and Mrs W R Arbuthnot and many more for Liverpool. The Hamburg-America liner President Lincoln sails with a large party, while White Star liner Celtic brings in a crowd of travelers including Mrs Walter Blackman and Dr Arthur Cramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Adler
S.J. Bennett
M. Fagon
Skeatrice Hagarty
Siegfrieid¢ ‘Lema
M. K. Moorhed
United States
Belgrade
Samuel J. Murgage
Martin UW. Mohoman
Winifred Noone
F. M. Priscott
Charles D. Rogers
E. K. Venneman
Celtic
Fred N. Allan
Dignitaries Entertained at Washington Dinners
Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus hosted Italian Ambassador and Baroness Major des Planches. Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Metcalf hosted the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. Other hosts included Senator and Mrs Depew, Mr and Mrs Beekman Winthrop, and Mr and Mrs William Phelps Eno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Major Des Planches
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Bryce
Depew
Beekman Winthrop
William Phelps Eno
Explosion at U S Arsenal Franksford Wounds Five
An explosion in the shrapnel department of the United States Arsenal at Frankford today injures five men, three severely. The injured include John O. McMullen Charles Fullerton and Elmer J Lee. The blast rattled nearby buildings hospitalizing workers including women who panicked and rushed for exits. Fire following the blast was quickly put out with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Arsenal
Frankford
John O. McMullen
Charles Fullerton
Elmer J. Lee
Denis O Sullivan in Critical Condition After Surgery
Denis O'Sullivan the actor is resting at Grant Hospital Columbus Ohio after an appendicitis operation. Doctors report his condition critical due to gangrene having set in before the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis O'Sullivan
Columbus
Ohio
Grant Hospital
Old Favorites in Faust at Opera House Delight Audiences
Faust was sung for the third time this season at the Opera House last night with a large crowd. Plancen returned as Mephistopheles to strong applause, Emma James as Marguerite showed strain, Caruso impressed with refined singing, and Jacoby Girnerd Stracciari appeared in other roles under Bovy's baton. At Manhattan Opera House Touise drew another big audience with Gardell Bressler-Gianoli, Dalmores, Gilibert in the cast, Campanini conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Ee Opera House
MTF
Plancen
New York
Mephistopheles
Emma James
Marguerite
Mr. Caruso
Miss Jacoby
Mme. Girnerd
Mr. Stracciari
Bovy
Darlington Engagement With Susanna Green Ended
Trenton reports that Miss Susanna Green of a prominent New Jersey family has ended her engagement to Dr. Thomas Darlington Health Commissioner of New York City. She sailed for a Mediterranean voyage aboard the Moltke with her brother and sister-in-law on January 31. The postponement came after illness and family opposition to a divorced fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Susanna Green
Charles Erving Green
Thomas Darlington
New York City
Darlinet
Eif
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Miss Green
Henry Green
Moltke
Hamburg
Darlington
Susanna Livingstureen
Miss. Green
Ejectment suit filed to oust Jutte widow in Pittsburgh
F N Hofstett, wealthy steel man, files ejectment in Pittsburgh court against Mrs Jane C Jutte widow of William C Jutte to remove her from Moorwood Avenue and Castleman Street home. Hofstott and James W Friend recently won a verdict on a prior dispute over property valued near $2,000. The case notes a deed dated August 5, 1902, transferring title to Hofstott and Friend. He asserts possession of Friend's interest but seeks removal from the homestead valued at about $
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
F. N.hofstett
Jane C., Jutte
William CC. Z Jutte
Moorwood Avenue
Castleman Street
Hofstott
James W. Friend
Brown Begins His Exile After Silk Case Dismissal
Former Customs Silk Examiner Charles C. Brown, once convicted on silk fraud conspiracy, is freed after Judge Holt dismisses the indictment with Brown preparing to depart the United States. A. S. Rosenthal, importer, is a fugitive in Europe following forfeiture of a $30,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Customs
Charles C. Brown
A. S. Rosenthal
Bolt
United States
Smith
Terence McManus
Brown
Grit Sentral
Canada
Sing Sing
Europe
Burns the Official Hero Pittsburg Medal Award Upheld
New York protests by Fitzjohn Porter against awarding a Carnegie Hero Fund medal to J C Burns for saving Julie Pullier at Sea Gate Coney Island will not alter the decision. F M Wilm ot, secretary, says the commission fully investigated and is satisfied Burns deserved the medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Fitzjohn. Porter
New York City
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
J. C. Burns
New York Stock Exchange
Julie Pullier
Sea Gate
Coney Island
F. M. Wilmot
Porter
Burns
Mr. Wilmot
Maryland suffrage amendment targets negro vote in constitution
A proposed constitutional amendment in Annapolis seeks to restrict voting rights for Black citizens by adding property and education tests while preserving universal access for white voters through special provisions. The measure, drafted by leading Democratic lawyers, requires a majority at the polls to become part of the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Explosion wrecks mine supervisor’s home near Trinidad
A dynamite blast at the Frederick mine superintendent A. Alexander’s residence, twenty miles west of Trinidad, caused partial destruction of a bedroom where three children slept. All occupants escaped with slight injuries. authorities suspect discharged miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
A. Alexander
Frederick
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
New York City Newspapers Adopt Sunday Issue Return Rule
Notice to readers warns dealers must reserve unsold Sunday copies of major papers. If your newsdealer cannot guarantee a reserved copy, place an order now to ensure receiving THE NEW YORK TIMES Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
New York City
NEW York Times
Adv
Sinking of the Helen F. Taft After Collision Near Cape Lookout
The Helen F. Taft coal schooner sank after a collision with the Swedish steamer Upplands sixteen miles southeast of Cape Lookout. Crew of eight, including Captain J. T. Fales and E. King, spent seven hours in lifeboats before rescue by the Clyde liner Comanche. Taft, bound from Baltimore to Philadelphia, valued at $75,000. Upplands altered course suddenly and offered no assistance? The Taft's fate and captain's charges against Upplands are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. King
Helen F. Taft
Baltimore
Fales
Edward Cromwell Dies Aged Philanthropist Leader
Edward Cromwell a longtime New York business figure and philanthropist died last night at his daughter’s home in Denver at age yanında years. A charter member of the Produce Exchange, he served as its secretary treasurer and helped shape Indian Territory policy as a United States Indian Commissioner. He organized regiments during the Civil War and drafted petitions against land deeding while aiding colored peoples during the New York draft riots. He later moved to Colorado where he had long resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Wilkegm J. Krause
Kibet
Brooklyn
Germany
Stan
New York
Royal Arran
Alpheus Babcock
Lackawanna Railroad
Morris & Essex D
Belleville
Nue
Washington
N. J
M Baherock
Hialy
Mannal
Oxford
Lackawanna
Hampton Junction
William
Furey
Frooklyn
Clift Place
Brocktyn
Kings County
Atk
A W. Shaw
Harper Fort Detroit
Canela
Senate
Denver
Edward Cromwell
ST Yvears Old
Gertrude C. Sampson
Cromwell
New York City
Oliver Cromwell
Produce Eee
United States Indian Commission
Indian Territory
Congress
Product Exchange
Reed
Colorado
Sinc
Engagements and Society Notes Mention Apollinaris Waters
Mrs. William H. Mack announces the engagement of her daughter to Mr. Richard Thornlike of Boston. The item mentions Apollinaris of table waters and lists several social names in a brief society notices context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndike Macy
William H. Mack
Marriage notices listed for several couples
In January a series of marriage notices appear for Blanchard and Thomas, Blanshard and Pier, Trving and Roster, Judas Kowalsky and Viola Rowask, Kenan and Monihan, Ullman and Feridgeh. Names include Edward W Blanshard, Edythe Pier, William Binands, Martha J. Roster, Risbert Irving, Simon Kowalsky, Mary Monihan, Richard Kernan, Joseph Ullman, Bridger. Pairs wed on various January dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard-Thomas
Ante
Thumbs
Edward W. Blanshard
Edmi Expe
Pibhue
Edythe Pier
William Binands
Trving—Rpster
Martha
Ub Risbert W. Irving
Judas Kowalsky
Viola FP
Rowask’ Te Simon Aka
Ken AN
Ken AN MI Mnah Ne —Tin: Jan. 29,Mary “Monihan
Hiehard H Kernan
Ullman
Feridgeh
Joseph Uilman
Ealy
Bridger
Obituary notices span multiple New York area entries
In memoriam snippets list dozens of deaths with dates and locations across Newark Elizabeth Brooklyn and surrounding towns. Entries include ages from teens to seniors and funeral details or notes for private interments. Names include Blauvelt Brunn Clayton Cohn Copeland Foley Foran Fortwengler and many others with addresses such as 7 East 84th Street 61 Ras Toth Street and 76 East Hathh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Bel Lacs
Charlie Thornton
Adams
Ailee Hanks Adams
Bathgath
Newark
Charlotte Haldwin
James BE
Haldwin Bath- Adams
Southampton
England
Hunerval Sef
Orange
Eelork
Mount Pleasant
Satyrtax
Ph Velock
Griffith S
John Griffiths
Ras Toth St
Sun- Hy
Te A. M
Lovdon
Stanford, Conn
Arthur
Winfield
Magee
Conesus
John Malzee
Renary
Brooklyn
C. Andrie
Hewes St
Brooklin
Fassett
Bamman
Adam Baumay
BELL
West
Andrew Bell
BEL
Astor St
William Bell
Blauvelts
East Oath St
Janey Tsaac L. Blauvelt
St. Rumergal
Jewel
Greenpoint
Anna Brutin
Brno
Menlo Park
Christopher B. Bruno
Brook Av
Henriette Daum
Delaney
Mast
Amoethyst
Foley
Hudson St
Patrick Foley
Foran
New St
Jen
Marty FE
Fortwengler
Evergreen AY Brookith
Elizabeth Fortwengler
East Soth St
Fleere
14Th St
College Point
Eizivert
Antirie
Bassett
Death of Chicago lawyer and his daughter prompts two funerals
Chicago obituaries report ex Master in Chancery Jeremiah Leaming dies after his daughter Miss Anna Leaming, both deaths attributed to pneumonia. Leaming, a noted lawyer and Democrat figure born in 1831, was Princeton graduate. funerals planned at his residence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Exl
Jeremiah Leaming
Leaming
Anna Leaming
Pneumoni
Mr. Leaming
Princeton College
Oldest New England Man John Burrows Dies at 106
Special to The New York Times reports John Burrows aged 106 died in West Stockbridge Mass after a long life in Great Barrington He was born in Santa Yone Canada and never drank alcohol working until about fifteen years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great Barrington
Mass
John Burrows
New England
West Stockbridge
Mr. Burrows
Santa Yone
Canada
Mrs. Bertha Ochs Dies in City at 74
Mrs Bertha Ochs of Shape Tennessee died yesterday at 48 West End Avenue in the home of her son Adolph S Ochs. Born in Landau Bavaria December 3 1833 she left Heidelberg due to revolutionary views and came to America in 1850. She married Julius Ochs in Nashville February 25 1855 and supported the Confederacy though her husband served in the Union Army. Survived by six children including Adolph S Ochs George W Ochs Milton S Ochs and others. She was active in the Chattanooga Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ochs
Shape
Tenn
West End Avenue
Adolph S. Ochs
Landau
Bavaria
Joseph
Regini Levy
Heidelberg
America
New Orleans
Natchez
Miss
Julius Ochs
Nashville
Postum Says It Helps Digestion and Palate
A doctor recounts that his wife observed families using Postum seemed healthier than coffee drinkers. After marriage, Postum became a staple while coffee faded. He reports long standing coffee related digestion issues resolving after using Postum. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Funeral notices from Brooklyn and New York areas listing multiple names
A long list of funeral notices from Brooklyn and New York areas includes names such as Ernestine Kegelmat, James H. Jones, Elizabeth Koblank, Frederick W. Lawrence, Martin McNerney, James Marten, Patrice Manning, Johnny Marx, Martha Mattison, Alice Petersen, Wellington Porter, Anna Pratt, Francis Preston, Abrahant S. Radcliff, Johannah Reilly, Jane Shotwell, William Stockton, Jo sephine Drew, and Adolph Yokel with various addresses and dates indicating funerals or services scheduled or pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwanleyv
Brideet Hanley
Wall Harringswnn
Droanx
John J. Karrington
Hecelman
Ernestine Kegelmat
Hine
Highland Park
New Prochele
Edward Hine
Puneral
Colummbus & Injmann
Howard
Elizabeth Koblank
Krass
Putnam
Brooklyn
Willim J. Krauss
M. D
Lawrence
Pacific St
Pefokiyn
Frederick W. Lawrence
Lederman
West 141St St
Evgne J. Lederman
Fundcal Wien
St McCabe
Lots
Hudson
Ibdwken
Ni “Ah
Dan
S. Emilie McCabe
McCtue
Clarkson St
I. Marcaret Metac
Maciaay
Gast Oranre
Mactay
Eméremy
McNerney
West 144Th
Phue Marx
Jefferson ,Av
Nis Maike Muller
Eulin S
Brookly
Ty Jam
John Muller
Dearvertel Trey
Newhirk
Asck
New
Nheary
F. Niber
Olena
Alice Petersen
Porter
Court St
Wellington Porter
Jedas Potter
West
Kerth St
Ware
Potter
Jovney
M. Pratt
Anna Pratt
Jar
A. M
Preston
Grand Ar
Brookicn
Francis W. Preston
Raim
Yonkers
Radcliff
Agred
Rathmann
Ametia Av
Mary D. Rathmann
Reighle
Gatte
Reilly
Crocs St. Manteair
Johannah Reilly
Lore S
Home St
Bronx
Truth H. Beusz
Ross
Dawson St
HH. Ress
Jane Shotwell
Stopakton
New York Hospital
Liliam HW
Stockton
Floscanst
Brooklin
Chris Siete
Hood Wright Hospital
Bitnierva B. Upperdai
Borstel
St. James Plate
Kirn
Jesina F. von Borstel
S& Pregrem Street
Newark
N. Jo
Edward J. Wilson
Wonons
Josephine
Woolsey
Srested Place
Robert Woolsey
Yokel
Atlantic
Adolph Yokel
Masses Held Across Cities for Various Parish Souls
In Hemarian, Benson and Corrigan families announce masses for loved ones. Services include Mrs Heverley D. Benson at St Augustine's Brooklyn, Catherine Cabh at St Joseph Newark, Catharine Corrigan at Our Lady of Sorrows Coruna, William A. Devlin at Our Lady of Lourdes, and Edward T. Kavanagh at Holy Innocents. Masses are scheduled for today morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Heverley D. Benson
St. Augustine's Church
Brooklyn
Catherine Cabh
St. Joeseph's Church
Newark
Lady of Lourdes
Kavanagh
Dward
Church of Holy Innocents
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by trains and trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Inquiries: telephone 4855 Gramercy for Hooks of Views, organization representative. Office 20 Fast 220 T. N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astor Tableaus
Gray Griswold
W. D
Sloane
Alexander
O. G. Jennings
F. Egerton
Webb
Olive Tarriman
Cisson
Field Wishop
Francis Kilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
Bishop
Lawrence Waterbury
Arthur Iselin
Edianer Konntze
William Woodward
W. Marle. Dodge
Norman de Hh. Whitehouse
Gordon Douglas
Richard Williams, Jr
Harold Weekes
Robert Godet
August Belmont
A. Burden
F. Thurrall Hoffman
Pauline French
Margaret Dix
Goering
Pauline Rives
Helen
Rives
Constance Pe
Gladys Pell
Janet
Julia
Rosamond Fish
Warrier Alexander
Mary Morton
Anita Stewart
Grace Chapin
Dorothy Whitney
Angelica
Mabel Gerry
Emily Sloane
Tielen’ Coster
Edith Starr Miller
Cornelia Rryes
Elizabeth Cutting
Belith Deacon
Rosamond
Susan Street
Joan Whitridge
Ethel Cryder
Marie Winthrop
Lydig Host
W. Wickham Hoffman
de Yancey Jay
W. Hive
C. Pen
Phoenix Ingraham
J. J. Astley
The
Hoh
Reginald Wellowes
Craik Wadsworth
Harry P. Robbins
Orme Wilson, Jr
Thornton Wilson
Robert Sands
K. T
Pr. G
Gerry
H.F. Cutting, Jr
Robert van Courtlanelt
Meredith Howland
Moncure Robinson
Lispenard Stewart
Bradish Johnson
FLOW
Crosyninshield
F. H. Betts
Messrs
de’ Hautville
Rurer
Hoppin
Choate
Kinnicut
Postlethwaite
Gerard
Killarney
Worthington Whitehouse
Moss Mills
Stukvesnseet
Otole Sy Astor
Myre. Waldorf Astor
Clarence Mackay
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Cristh Wickes
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Pembroke Jones
Orme Wilson
John R. Drexel
W. Fayne Thompson
Scott
Barnard Scholarship Fund
Miss Shonts
Duc de Chaulnes
Stiarts
Faye
Herve
York
Miss Macy
Miss Jones
Social Notes
Lainss Maria Ossipob
Himil L. Bon
Seventyfourth Street
Consuelor Duchess of
Manchester
Jandy Lister-Kaye
Edith Matthison
Anglin’s Plage
Henry Miller
Walter
Hampden
Husband
Washington Society
U. S. Arsenal
Hale
Pike
Emma Eames
Metropolitan
Louise Heard
F. M. Hofstett
Steel
House of Colorado
Ctramer
Henschooner
Capt. Fales
Helen E. Taft
Clyde
Chattanooga
Cuarlist
Fowler
New Ham
Conn
Elmvidrem
Geraduaun
Yalé Law School
Joein
Je Griffiths
Vst
Seventy-fifth Street
Fle
Columbia University
Collaere of Physicians and Surgeons
Roosevelt Hospital
Fifty Ninth Street
Ward L. Rr Rusun
West Frankio
New Jersey Laundrymeny Association
Nort
Apollinaris OF
Table Waters
Adeph S. Ochs
Offenbagh
Frankfort-du- Main
Dioseph Cufenbach
Poe
A. Janpests
Madisval
Tenth Street
SF Smith
Elizabeth
Sylvanus Lewis Smith
Talbot
Elizabeth Ny
Kimi Smit
Uline
Yznaga
Watchiz
Ellya M
Antonio Y ¥Znaga
Church of the Transfiguration
Oppenheimer Treatment
the Oppenheimer Institute
West 31Th ST
Burlington
Broadway
29Th St
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
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