Musicale With Beer And Rabbit Sauces At Warren's House
Robert W. Chanler hosted a Bavarian style musicale at 1 041 Fifth Avenue with M Gilibert and Jean Gerardy as performers. Nahan Franko led the orchestra during a supper with beer Welsh rarebit and Bavarian decor for about seventy five guests including Col John Jacob Astor Mrs Astor and many prominent society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Chanler
Paris
Lloyd Warren
Fifth Avenue
M. Gilibert
Manhattan Opera House Company
Jean Gerardy
Nahan Franko
Charpentier
S.“' Louise
Gerardy
Franko
Col
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Whitney Warren
Adrian ‘Iselin
Victor Sorckan
Benjamin Guinness
KF. Gray Griswold
Clarence Mackay
Dance at Kissel Home Shows Social Ties and Engagements
Mrs. Rudolph H. Kissel hosted a dinner dance at 15 West Fifty-first Street for her daughters Miss Ina Kissel and Miss Gladys Kissel. The engagement of Miss Gladys to James Ely Miller was announced. Guests included many debutantes and prominent figures, with plans for Miss Gladys Kissel's wedding likely at the Isissel country place in Morristown, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph H. Kissel
West Fifty-first Street
Ina
Gladys Kissel
Gladys
James Ely Miller
Kissel
J. Ridgely Carter
Elizabeth Ertron
Elsie Nichols
Agnes Landon
Roger Poor
Charles Adamis
Richard Lawrence
Theodore Dixon
Frank Winnicutt
Charles Miller
Stewart Waller
Thornton Wilson
Tiffany Richardson
Wilde Neilsen
Orson Munn
Kenneth Schley
Malcolm Sloane
Mwermann Kinnicutt
Inamere Farm
Isissel
Morristown
N.J
Miss Emetaz A Bride To Dr Baruch In City Home
Dr Herman B Baruch son of Dr Simon Baruch married Miss Rosemary Emetaz at the bridegroom's parents home 41 West Seventieth Street. Rev Robert Collyer officiated. Bride wore chiffon satin gown with point lace and lilies of the valley. Four flower girls attended. Hartwig N Baruch best man. ushers Richard P Lyden Cecil Griffen Marion Wolfe Walter Dutton Bernard Baruch and Sailing Baruch served as pages. The couple plan a three month tour of Italy and Southern France aboard the Savoie and will reside at 71 East Fifty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B. Baruch
Simon Baruch
Rosemary Emetaz
Martha Parks Bemetaz
West Severntieth Street
Robert Collyer
Orne
Ieces
Hartwig N. Baruch
Richard P. Lyden
Cecil Griffen
Marion Wolfe
Walter Dutton
Bernard Baruch
Wedding of Miss Hilda Vivian Lake and Tierbert Ingram
The wedding occurred at Christ Church Lancaster Gate with Mrs Emile Sabéer and Sir William Ingram as parents of the couple. The ceremony drew several Americans and included bridesmaids who are daughters of Americans residing in London. The couple left for a honeymoon in the South of France after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Hilda
Vivian ,Lake
Emile Sabéer
Tierbert Ingram
Sir William
Lady Ingram
Christ Church
Lancaster
Tai
Amerns
France
Ingram
Marriage of Miss Annette Loeb to Signor Arturo Luzzato
The wedding will take place in Rome on Sunday April 12 between Miss Annette Loeb daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb of this city and Signor Arturo Luzzato of Rome a member of the Italian Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Loeb
Charles Loeb
Arturo Luzzato
Rome
William Echert to Wed May Seymour in Philadelphia
The engagement is announced of William Stanley Echert of this city to Miss May Davenport Seymour daughter of Mr and Mrs William Seymour of Philadelphia. The bride elect is a niece of Mrs G C Harold Tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanley Echert
City
May Davenport Seymour
William Seymour
Philadelphia
Harold Tiers
Hospital Tea at the Plaza to Benefi Nassau Hospital
Mrs Vanderbilt to host a large charitable tea at the Plaza in Mineola after a matinee to aid Nassau Hospital. Plans involve Mrs Oliver H. P. Belmont Mrs William K. Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs William Leeds with ticket sales coordinated by Plaza managing director Fred Sterry who will allocate the lower floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessa Hospital
Mineola
Oliver HH. PY. Belmont
William KK. Vanderbilt Jr
Fred Sterry
Plaza
Vanderbilt funds boost Nassau Hospital decision
Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Jr leads a Nassau Hospital fundraising effort with a special matinée of The Merry Widow at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Tickets include tea and cakes and proceeds may seed an endowment to ensure hospital operations without relying on voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
W. WK. Vanderbilt
Friends of the Hospita
Belmont
New York Times
Mineola
Lol
W. K. Vanderbit, Jr
Nassau Hospital
New-Amsterdam Theatre
Vanderbilt
Oceanic Brings Many Travelers Home From Southampton
Among yesterday s Oceanic arrivals from Southampton are Mrs George W Allen H S Atkinson Mrs William Dunny Charlesworth Mrs Granville Cunningham Mrs Ian Fortes Robertson Mrs James T Hayden W G Glynn Slea Hamilton Mrs Julia Hotchkiss Mr ad Airs uu H Howell Capt the Hon A O Neill Annabel O Neill the Hon and Mrs Charles G Murray Sir Dryan and Lady Leighton Albert Kessler George Henry Payne Miss Berth Tertina and several others. Outgoing Celtic passengers to Liverpool include Mr and Mrs A W Atkinson W G Begg Cant R Brudenell Murphy Cave Brown Cave Arthur Claremont and several more. Savoie sailing to Havre lists T D Benson James Baird Charles J Canda Mrs M de Girardol L de W Hioluh William PF Keep Mrs J N Osborne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Southampton
George W. Allen
H.S. Atkinson
William Dunny Charlesworth
Granville Cunningham
Ian Fortes Robertson
James T. Hayden
Glynn
Slea Hamilton
Julia Hotchkiss
Ad Airs
Uu. H. Howell
A. O' Neill
Annabel O'Neill
Charles G. « Murray
Sir Dryan
Leighton
Albert Kessler
Henry Payne
Berth Tertina
James Robinson
Thomas H. Thomas
Oliver C Spencer
Adelaide S. Washburne
Celtic
Liverpool
A. W. Atkinson
W. G. Begg
R. Brudenell- Murphy
Brown
Arthur Claremont
B. J. Clode
J. R. Jamieson
Asite Kenyon
Andrew BE. Mecreery
T. P. O'Connor
John Primrose
T. Shearer
G. A. Trube
John Wallace
Society notes plan transatlantic sailing for February
Mrs James Henry Smith and her daughter Miss Anita Stewart with Mrs Smiths sister Mrs Anthony Drexel and her daughter Miss Margaretta Drexel will sail for Europe on February 15. Mr and Mrs Alfred Chapin and Miss Grace Chapin are booked for the same date. Mrs Drexel and her daughter are currently in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Smith
Anita Stewart
Smith
Anthony d. Drexel
Margaretta Drexel
Europe
Alfred Chapin
Grace Chapin
Drexel
Washington
Social Notes and Upcoming Events in New York
Mrs H N Slater returns to Boston after visiting friends in the city. Mrs Marion Story buys 29 Park Avenue house likely to become home. Mr and Mrs S T Skidmore of Lakewood NJ and Mrs Arthur C Ely of Chicago are at the Gotham. Mrs Stephen O Metcalf of Providence and Mr and Mrs G S Henry of Morristown NJ at the St. Regis. Catholic Club to hold annual dance at 120 Central Park South next Tuesday. Mrs David Pierce Morgan of Park Avenue hosts a dance at the Colony Club on Thursday February 20 Worthington. White House to lead the cotillion. Mr and Mrs Arthur Scribner of 239 West 67th Street host a musicale this evening with Miss Clara Clemens and Francis Rogers. Beatrice Mestraie Oltragge and Edward Duer Reeves wedding set for April 20 at St Nicholas Collegiate Church Fifth Ave and 48th Street at 4 pm. Mrs Frederick Neilson hosts a luncheon at the Gotham with guests including Mrs JolLis Hunnewell Mrs Henry S Redmond Mrs James P Kernochan Mrs Clement C Moore and Mrs Edward J Berwind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Slater
Boston
Marion Story
Park Avenue
S. T. Skidmore
Lakewood
Arthur C. Ely
Chicago
Gotham
Stephen O. Metcalf
Providence
G. S. Henry
Morristown
N. J
St. Regis
Catholic Club
Central Park South
David Pierce Morgan
Colony Club
Worthington
Whitehouse
Arthur Scribner
West Sixty-seventh Street
Clara Clemens
Francis Rogers
Beatrice Mestraie Oltragge
J. F. Oltragge
Edward Duer Reeves
St. Nicholas Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Forty Eighth Street
Frederick Neilson
Jollis Hunnewell
Henry S. Redmond
James P. Kernochan
Clement C. Moore
Edward J. Berwind
Robbed in Charity Claim Arrest Tells of Scam
Morris Falckman was arrested outside a moving picture show on Avenue A. Rose Goldstein, 230 East Third Street, alleges he posed as a charity agent from United Hebrew Charities and stole 21 dollars plus other sums by promising rent relief. He is held on $1,500 bail for trial in the Essex Market Court while Magistrate Kernochan calls him the meanest man in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Falckman
Avenue A
Rose Goldstein
East Third Street
Essex Market Court
Kernochan
Rose
Goldstein
Magistraite
Fallkman
Third Street
Sarah Goldstein
United Hebrew Charities
Veadford
Jie
Cave
Falikman
Lawyer Bentty Reported Safe in New York by Jersey City Relatives
Jersey City relatives of Peter Bentty the lawyer who vanished after leaving Jersey City for California say he is now in New York. They declined to provide his address or offer further details, but expect him to return to Jersey City in a few days to explain his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter, Bentty
Jesey City
Calif Nia
Hay
London
Liverpool
New York
Jersey City
Hospital Fire Cheers Him at Stamford Sanitarium
The administration building of Dr. Amos B. Givens private sanitarium housing 400 patients burned at about 6 am. A defective fuse caused the fire. damage estimated at 50090, partially insured. Twelve patients were in the burned building and sixty more in a nearby frame structure. One New York patient with melancholia reacted strongly, briefly improving afterward. doctors see a possible permanent improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Amos B. Givens
New York
Sanitari UN
Siberia at the Manhattan Opera House Delights Cast
Umberto Giordano's opera Siberia was staged at the Manhattan Opera House with Zenatello in the hero role after Bassi fell ill. The production featured strong acting from Sammarco and Agostinelli, robust orchestration, and a vivid, dramatic display that impressed a large audience despite snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Umberto Gilordano
Siberia
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
Bassi
Zenatello
Vassili
Sammarcol
Mme.Agostinelli
Andrea Chenier
New York
Tolstoy
Luigi Illica
Times
Colon
Russia
Prince Alexis
Stephana
Gleby
Stephaha
Giordano
Eure
Volga
Beethoven
Rasoumoffsky
Mr. Hammerstein
Eugene Onegin Returns by New York Symphony Society
Tschaikowsky's opera Eugene Onegin will be staged again by the New York Symphony Society at Carnegie Hall. Mrs Damrosch presented the work in concert form for the first time in America last weekend. Damrosch plans a third lecture recital on Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande at the Lyceum Theatre on Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tschaikowsky
Eugene Onégin
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Damrosch
America
Marta at Metropolitan Opera House Delights Again
Marta was sung for the second time this season at the Metropolitan Opera House last evening with Sembrich Homer Bond Journet in the cast. Mr. Ferrari conducted the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta
Metropolitan Opera House
Sind
Mmes. Sembrich
Homer
Messrs
Bond
Mr. Ferrari
Songs of Nowaday Performers Prove Too Many for Jury
Embryonic Herberts and budding Cohans competed at the Casino in a song contest for a chance at an interpola tion in The Top o th World but the jury could not decide with many entries. A ditty titled My Taxiecah Girl and a doll song The Chorus Lady drew attention as one woman sang emotional ballads. John W W Harding will publish James Forbess The Chorus Lady as a novel with G W Dillingham Company. Harding also edits Discovery, a scientific monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herberts
Cohans
Ingraham
John WW. Harding
James Forbes
G. W. Dillingham Company
Fiarding
Discovery
Stage Notes From New York Theatres Schedule February Openings
Otis Skinner starts the Hudson Theatre season February 19 in The Honor of the Family. Dustin Farnum is temporarily reassigned to The Rector's Garden after illness, with Mrs Frohman aiming to stage a new play later in Europe. A Lord Dundreary Riddle cash-prize meet at Lyric Theatre Sunday will distribute prizes from over 1,000 submitted answers. Sothern remains Led Dundreary at the Lyric through March with If I Were King lined up for a single week. Hath Said There Is No God by Laurence Irving debuts March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Hudson Theatre
Jew
Lyceum Theatre
Richard Voysih
Charles Frohman
Dustin Farnum
H. K. Harris
Madison Square Theatre
London
Sothern
Dundreary
Lyric Theatre
Laurence Irving
New Electra Opera to Debut with Salome-Style Dance
Mrs Campbell presents a new Electra based on Hugo von Hofmannstahl and Greek drama with a sensational final act dance. The production, tied to Strauss’s controversial score, debuts in New York at the Garden Theatre next Tuesday, with a Japanese piece added to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Campbell
Garden” Theatre
New York
Electra
Beerbolum Tree
Sophocles
Phiy
Salome
Julia Marlowe
John the Baptist
Dresden
May Vokes Strands in Cab Delays Curtain at Wallack's
May Vokes, star of A Knight for a Day at Wallack's, faced a cab accident on the way to the theatre. Her vehicle jammed between a trolley and a drag near the Imperial Hotel, axle broken, doors stuck. she escaped through the cab window and arrived just in time, leaving her understudy waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Vokes
Wallack’s
Miss Vokes
West Forty-seventh Street
Imperial Hotel
Fireman Found Dead in 43 Worth Street Debris
The body of Fireman Frank Eglinton was found in a car at 43 Worth Street near the building doorway before 2 AM. His helmet identified him with Hook and Ladder Company 10. Crews spent hours digging through charred timbers for Eglinton and John J. McConnell, both dead in the blaze. Chief Croker said hydrants and hoses did not hinder the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eglinton
Worth Street
Eglinton
Hook and Ladder Company 10
Eglington
John J. McConnell
Engine Company No. 4
Croker
Iie
Big Tom Wilson Dead at 85 in Asheville North Carolina
In Yancey County the death was reported of Big Tom Wilson famed bear trapper and mountain guide. He found the body of Professor Elisha Mitchell of Yale on Mount Mitchell, which bears his name after Mitchell perished attempting a solo ascent. Wilson, seven feet tall and 250 pounds, claimed to have killed more bears than anyone else with 110 to his credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asheville
Mitchell
Big Tom
Adolph
Black Mountains
Dream of Death Foretold Ends in Husband’s Death
Mrs. John Coyde of 534 Sixth Avenue Brooklyn reported dreams warning of tragedy. Coyde, a Brooklyn Bridge worker, died a few minutes after being found at work on Tuesday morning. She recalls three consecutive dreams signaling distress before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corde
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Coyde
Brooklyn Bridge
Rev. William D. Hughes Dies After Illness at Mission
The Rev. William D. Hughes longtime head of the Coney Island Mission and Rescue Home on Thompson Place and West Fifth Street died yesterday afternoon at the mission following a several months illness with lung trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hughes
Coney Island
Thompson Place
West Fifth Street
Simplicity Marks Funeral Of Judge Thomas Mellon
Pittsburg Penn Feb 5 simplicity marked the funeral here to day of Judge Thomas Mellon a multi million banker and capitalist There were neither honorary nor active pallbearers the coffin was placed in the hearse by the undertaker s assistants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Justice McCarthy Dead City Court Chief Justice dies at home
John Henry MacCarthy chief justice of the City Court died at 7:20 p m at his home 137 West 129th Street He had been ill since August after a fall and lip fracture An operative procedure was performed to prevent blood poisoning He was 68 years old left a widow and two sons He was born in New York and educated at St Francis Xavier and NYU Law School He practiced with ex Supreme Court Justice David McAdam aligned with Tammany Hall served in Assembly Fifth Municipal Court and Congress later appointed to fill a City Court term and re elected Funeral services set for the Catholic Church of St Thomas the Apostle and St Nicholas Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry MacCarthe
West 129Th Street
Justice McCarthy
St. Francis Navier Academy
New York University Law School
Supreme Court
David McAdam
Tammany Hall
Assembly
Old Fifth Municipal Court
Congress
Hill
Carrie Kopleowitch
Justice Josephs
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of United Workmen
The
Knights of Honor
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Holyv Nate Society
Mitchell Post
17. A. R
Democratic Club
Columbian Society of Tammany Hall
Catholic Church of St
Obituary notes from Irvington and nearby towns
Miss Fannie Medcraft of Irvington New Jersey dies at 50 from pneumonia at her home. Charles Wixbed a passenger aboard the steamer City of Stamford dies of gastritis two hours after falling ill. Charles E Dodd of Orange New Jersey dies at 70 after Brights disease follow a months illness. a master mason and builder and Civil War veteran, he led the Orange Fire Department and belonged to several fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Medcraft
John Medcraft
Irvington
N. J
William Riley
Charles, Wixbed
City of Stamford
East River
Norwalk
Charles E. Dodd
Orange
Gee
Bright
Dodd
Twenty-second
New York Regiment
Orange Fire Department
Union Lodge
F. and
A. M
Orange Council
Royal Arcanum
New England Society
Marriages Reported in New York and Nearby Churches
Notices announce several marriages including Georgette Folsom to Robert Fitz Gibbon at Trinity Church Paris on Feb 5 and Anne Anstice Wosford to Dr Paul Wellington Kimball at 247 West 77th Street. Other unions listed include Luella Phillips to Willard Ide Pierce and Lena Mangersferff to Dr Henry Streiffer. Blanche E Snyder wed Joseph S Case. Dublin and Cape Town papers requested to copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Gibbon
Folsom
Trinity Church
Paris
J. B. Morgan
Georgette
George Winthrop Folsom
Lenox
Mass
Robert Francis Dillon Fitz Gibbon
Kilsball—Holford
William R. Richards
Anne’ Anstice Wo
Lena Mangersferff
Henry Streiffer
Dublin
Cape Town
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surroundings
A string of funeral notices from Feb 1908 to Feb 1998 lists deaths and memorials for Bennett Dufais Estwick Fairweather Hildreth Kennedy Lynch Marsh Minton Neff Nichols Sherrill Tofts Adler Part Bagley Baker Bellem Dernry Bertram Bittner Blackford BoehmerMunchenk Broadhurst Brophy Byrne Cannon Castellycut Colyer Cosler Coughlan Curtis De Baun Debragga De Rose De Vigne Drew Dirner Dwyer Earle Eberle Eckert and others across Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and adjacent towns with details on residences funeral times and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State St
Brooklyn
Harriet Bellem
Dernry
Montgomery St
Jersey City
George Berry
Bertram
Jefferson Av
Elmira
Dertran
Bittner
Dresden St
Amelia L. Bittner
Blackford
Bergen St
Newark
John H. Blackford
Boehmer-Munchenk
Grand S&j
Caroline Boshmer-Mundhenk
Broadhurst
John. Broadhurst
Brophy
Carrison
N. J
Daniel Brophy
R. Byrne
Elizabeth Byrne
Gates Av
Almira E. Vable
Cannon
West 22d St
Rose Cannon
Cornelius D. Dwyer
Earle
West 162d St
Rosie ‘Earle
Eberle
Cranberry St
Fred
Carl L. Eberle
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Brooklyn and New Jersey
A long list of death notices and funeral times for residents in Brooklyn, Newark, Yonkers, and surrounding areas. Entries include Mary Elbert, Lillian Esterly, Francis Fennell Sr, David Fisher, Emilie Folger, John Gallegher, Charlotte Garbe, EHen Garvey, Mrs. John Gibson, Frederick Gisele, Wilber C. Glover, Margaret Gordon, Patrick Johnstone, Michael Kenney, Alma Langer, Annie Lee, Joseph McQuire, David McNichols, Peter Marrin, Emilie Martens, Charlie Mendel, Louisa Muller, Alfred Munnecke, Lizzie O’Brien, Catherine O’Neil, William Power, Rose Roche, George Roszner, Adolphe Van Damme, Lorenz Wehner, Marjorie Wheeler, David Wiegand, Harriet Williams, Albert Wilson, and Nyman Wind among others. Funeral times vary, with many services scheduled for today or tomorrow and interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
Cumberland St
Brooklyn
Mary Elbert
Esterly
Std
Lillian Esterly
Fennell
Ashburton
Yonkers
Francis F. Fennell, Sr. Fisher
East Pid St
David F. Fisher
Flaherty
Jackson St
Newark
David Flaherty
Emilie M. Folger
M. Freil
John St
Belleville
Wn.j
Charles Freil. Callagher
Ith
John J. Gallegher
Garbe
Cobra Avy
Stapleton
S. L
Charlotte F. Garbe
Garvey
East
8Th St. Flatbush
Ehen’f. Garvey
Gibson
Summit St
John Gibson
Gisele
Herman St
Frederick Gisele
Glover
Greene Av
Wilber C. Glover
Broad St
Margaret Gordon
Gronat
Livingston St
Newfork
N. J
Wilhelmine
Margaret Healey
Helmer
Valley St
Orange
Louisa Plore
Hess
Coney Island
Walter P. Hess
Hoi]mann
East 4Th St
Diederich Hopmann
Jintemann
Roosevelt,n. Yi
Henry Intemann
Johnstone
Valley Road
West Orange
Patrick Johnstone
Kenney
Atlantic Av
Michael J. Kenney
Klohr
Vreeland St
Staten Island
Arthur P. Klohr
Kofheler
Avenue A
Elisabeth Koehler
Annie J. Lee
Lee
Malvern St
Cora Lee McGpire
Joseph MecQuire
McNamara
Halser
Heb
Mary J. McNaMara
McNichols
Palieadé
David McNichols
Marilin
Flatbush
Peter J. Marrin
Martens
Court St
Emilie Martens
Mendel
West 194Th “St
Charlies M. Mendel
A.m.muller
Hopkins St
William J. Power
Heichert
Warren, St
John H. Reichert
Robert
Somerville
Nod
Daniel Ktohect
P M. Roche
Clermont Av
Rose Hoche
Roszner
Ooe East
George Roszner
MM. Rumler
St. Mark's Place
Peter Ramies
Sanderson
Clinton Av
Margaret Sanderson
Scitarp
Gates Av
Sophia Scharf
Scheibler
East 26Th St
Albert Schelblen
Ready to Borrow Money on Real Estate in New York City
If you wish to borrow on real estate bring your application to us now. Good loans on improved property in New York City can be handled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York City papers urge preorders for Sunday copies
A metropolitan rule requires dealers to limit unsold Sunday issues. Readers without a standing order should place one now to secure a copy of The New York Times Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York Times
In Memoriam Mary Van Duskirk death date noted
In loving memory of our mother Mary Van Duskirk who died February 6, 1907. Her family recalls her warmth and faith as they mark this anniversary with fond remembrance.
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van Buskiirk
Mary l. van Duskirk
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Torday
Ingram—Lale
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Italy
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Savoie
J. H. Smith
Social Notes
Charity
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Blaze
Dr. Givens
New Yorker
Gromo
Giordano's
Manhattan
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Mr. Sammarco
Mme. Agostinelli
Guer
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Nikona
Tredora
Wassili
Gostinelli
la Fanelulla
Trentini
Zaccaria
Nikona Seteree
Ste
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M. Crabbe
Alexis
Peewee
Cazauran
Ivan
Venturini
Magnot
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Miskinsky
Reschighan
L'Ispravnick
M. Fossetta
Fossetta
M. Cleofonte Campanini
Eugene Onegin
Doc
Scott
Hugo von Hofmanstahl
McConnell
Big Tom’ Wilson
Dr. Mitchell
Tammany
Gase-Snyder
Ifeb
Blanche E Snyter
Joseph S. Case
Bennett
Mary E. Suydam
Adolphus Bennett
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
Hay Ridge
Dufais
Louise Sterry
Ferdinand Frederick Dufais
Jeremiah Halsey Pierson, Jr
Ramapo
Estwick
Decatur Av
Bedford Park
William H
Henry Estwick
Fairweather
Catherine Lawrence Layster
William H. Fairweather
Macon St
Hildreth
East 65Th St
Amelia Daugherty
Morgan Hildreth
Andrew 4
Daugherty
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fth
Minton
Park Av
Philip
Emily G
Charlies A. Minton
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Tucson
Arizona
W. S. Neff
Nichols
Othniel Foster Nichols
Newport
Andrew M
Kk. Sherrill
Netts Grove St
Tofts
Mary
Ann
Alexander Tofts
Patte St
Sarah A. Smith
Thompson
Watnut St
Fel
Richard Thompson
van Damme
East Sth St
Adolphe van Damme
van Riper
Long Branch
Dyedla van Riper
Wehrhner
Poseker
Ridgewood Heights
Lorenz Wehner
Weltner
Union Course
T. J
Karl Weltner
Smite
Pulton St
West St. St
Harriet L. Williams
Wilsom—Aelis West
Albert K. Wilson
East Ted St
Nyman Wind
Winham
Caroline Winham
Faneraf Private
Juole Guarantee and Trust
B'way
Remsen St
Belga
Fulton St
Jamaica
Dr. _ Lyon
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
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