Brilliant Ball Given by Towers in Berlin
A brilliant ball hosted by Charlemagne Tower and Mrs. Tower in Berlin drew royalty and diplomats, with Crown Prince Frederick William and Crown Princess in attendance. Guests wore flower-themed gowns among ambassadors and cabinet members, marking a return to color after a period of mourning. The embassy featured electric lighting simulating May sunshine on the ballroom floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Powers
Herr von Schoen
Tower
J. P. Wisser
Belknap
California
Eleanor. Thackara
Thackera
Montgomery
Portland
Oregon
Carlos
Portugal
Luiz Philippe
Embassy
Barnard Juniors Ball Attracts 300 At Hotel Astor
Barnard College junior class held its annual ball last night at the Hotel Astor with about 300 attendees. A reception preceded the dance from 8:30 to 9:30. Class leaders Eleanor Gayits, Helleninda Smithers, and Ruth Childs presided, along with other committee members. The event featured two ballrooms, college colors on banners, dancing until midnight, a buffet supper, and after supper dancing into the early hours with barn dances by Barnard students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Hotel Astor
Eleanor Gayits
Helleninda Smithers
Ruth Childs
Lee Alexander
Winifred Barrows
Jessie Cochran
Bernice Leerburger
Adelaide,Richardson
Antoinette Fransiell
College
Barnard
Columbia
Theatre Party and Dance for Miss Adelaide Gardiner
Mrs Edmund Le Breton Gardiner hosted a theatre party and supper for her daughter Miss Adelaide Gardiner who debuted last winter. Guests attended The Waltz Dream at the Broadway Theatre and danced afterward at the Gotham ballroom with seventy five at small tables and later general dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund le Breton Gardiner
Adelaide’ Gardiner
Broadway Theatre
Gotham
Howard Pierson
Haward White
Alfred Olcott
Robert Barbour
Warren Parbour
Rutledge Davis
Boardman ‘Spalding
Gano Vunn
Marcel Steinbrugge
Harry Cook
Robert Olyphant
George Vanderhoer
Russel Veit
Theron Strong
Carl Woodruff
Lawrence Slade
Forester Beatr
Nan Santford Smittu Yay
Jo Clark McGuiresewee
Willian, Barboti
James Kenway
Mrs J D Emmet Entertains Guests at Madison Avenue Dinner
Dr John Duncan Emmet and Mrs Emmet hosted a small dinner at their home 108 Madison Avenue for Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. The decor featured white and green orchids and a varied guest list included Mrs Prede Neugon Sir and Mrs Nathan Metrenayy and other society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duncan Emmet
Josephins Drexel
Margaret Tarris
Ennie
Socialites Prepare Pink Ball Night at Plaza
Various notable women plan dinners then the pink ball at the Plaza on March. Guests include Mrs. Charles W. Cooper Mrs. Hamilton R Fairfax Mrs. H Fairfield Osborn Mrs. Jixer seit Olyphant Mrs. Schuyler H Schief felin Miss France Thorne and others. Frimko's orchestra will provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Shivire
Charles W. Cooper
Mamilton R. Fairfax
H.fairfield Osborn
J.ixer Seit Olyphant
Schuyler H. Schieffelin
France Thorne
Woodbury G. Livigden
Masque this Week Promotes High Ball Success
This week Masque members work to boost the Higk Ball success. Al will wear pink scarves and roses in hair and sell pink favors. The lineup includes Misses Glanys Roosevelt Eleanor Fraane itosina Otic Ina Wissel and Frances Trhorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanys Roosevelt
Eleanor Fraane
Itosina Otic
Ina’ Wissel
Frances Trhorne
New York University Junior Ball Dances In Decorated Gym
NYU held a junior promenade last night in the gymnas ium with bright Japanese lanterns and tastefully arranged faculty and fraternity boxes. The large attendance enjoyed refreshments and music supplied by Mueller as dignitaries and guests including Drs. Phas Dewey Mrs. Iz A MeebLouth Mrs. GoW Hunter and others were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Af. Meerrcken
Migs
Cronsie
Phas Dewey
Werrenswrath
Engagement Announcement for Miss Moeline YT Parker and Ambrose C Todd
Miss Moeline Parker of 19 Madison Avenue is engaged to Ambrose Todd a lawyer and club member. No wedding date has been set. The Parker family resides with Mit and Mes Forrest H Parker. Todd is connected with the New York Produce Exchange Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeline
YT. Parker
Mit
Forrest Hl. Parker
Madison Avenue
Ambrose c. Todd
Forrest T. Parker
New York Produce Exchange Bank
Todd
Social Roundup From New York Arts and Society Events
Mrs. Herman L. Elias hosted a theatre party with supper at Sherry's. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Porter from Chicago departed St. Regis yesterday en route to Palm Beach via Washington, D. C. Mme Kitty Berger gave a Delmonico matinee harp zither recital. The Williams College Dramatic Club presented The School Mistress at the Carnegie Lyceum to a large collegian audience. James B. Regan and Mrs. Regan are on a Westbound pleasure trip from the Knickerbocker. A leap year dance at the Waldorf-Astoria by the Young Folks League benefits the Hebrew Infant Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman L. Elias
West Eighty-fifth Street
Sherry’s
H. H. Porter
Chicago
St. Regis
Washington, D. C
Palm Beach
Mme
Kitty Berger
Delmonico’s
Carnegie Lyceum
Williams College Dramatic Club
Williamstown
Mass
Waldorf-Astoria
Young Folks’ League
Hebrew Infant Asylum
Conger Sale Tops $9000 at American Art Galleries
The Conger sale at American Art Galleries grossed $9,094 with a blue silk mandarin robe lined in sable selling for 1825, the highest price of the afternoon. Purchasers included Mr. and Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont and Mrs. S. D. Chapman. The final porcelain sale was pending for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haven
Conger
American Art Galleries
O. H. P. Belmont
S. D. Chapman
F. C. Hubble
William Sproule
Colgate Hoyt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
Peabody Museum
K. Slater
O. H. P. Bellmont
Etchings Bring Low Prices At Andersons Auction
Etchings by Whistler, Haden, Meissonier and others sold last evening in Andersons rooms with many prices low. Notable sales include Buhots Folkstone Quay 1879 at 31 dollars and Haden works from 66 to 141 dollars, with Haigs six proofs and Lefevres Immaculate Conception at 41 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Seymour Haden
Meryon
Meissonier
Anderson
Folkstone Quay
Felix Buhot
Richmond Park
Heaven's Gate
Battersea Reach
Grayling
Alel Herman Haig
St. Mark's
Mignard Henri de Lorraine
Comte D'Harcourt
Cadet A la Perle
la Rixe
Braucquemond
Charles Meryon
Journet to Sail Today From Metropolitan Opera
Marcel Journet the French bass at the Metropolitan Opera House leaves for Europe today due to ill health. He has not eaten well all winter and will rest as his contract lapsed. He is expected to be replaced in the near term with likely Don Basilio in the Don Giovanni performance next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Journet
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Opera
New Plays For Frohman Announced By Offices
From the offices of Charles Frohman announcements reveal Bernstein author of The Thief will stage his first American production at the Lyceum Theatre on Behe Ge 7. Arthur Jones finished a new comedy to be produced at the Hudson Theatre in a Portland? play by Her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fronman Yestsrally
Samson
Bernstein
Lyceum Theatre
Ea Horrey
Arthur Jones
Aehich Ain Fiohinam
Armerive
Tiudson Theatre von
Renowned Composer Arthur Weld Marries in New Jersey
Arthur Weld, famed music director Ge ok Wakzu and noted composer, wed Moauzia Clarke in New Jersey. Clarke has joined the chorus of the Broadway Theatre company, with her admission to the company occurring Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weld
Ge Ok Wakzu
Avas
New Jersey
Moauzia Clarke
Broadway
Miss Clarke
Funeral Services for Senator Latimer in Belton
Funeral services for United States Senator Latimer were held this afternoon at the Methodist Church in Belton near Greenville. The late senator, who died in Washington, was eulogized by family and colleagues as services drew mourners from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer
Greenville
United States
Ascaryeu
Washington
Clurch
Belton
Here
Charles Brun French Painter Dies in Paris at Jamie Rockefeller Collection
Paris February 21 Charles Brun French painter whose work L Improve Visateur Arabe forms part of the Rockefeller collection died in this city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Run
Paris
cCharles
Brun
L’improvisateur Arabe
Rocke
Italians in Stoneco disarmament group host New York artists
At Stoneco N Y a quarrel club the Societa Garibaldi organized a concert by famed New York artists. Members vow not to carry knives or pistols and request an American flag and boxing training. the event bridges Italian workers with English lessons and hopes for peaceful representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneco
N. Y
Association For Disarmament
Society For the Protection of
Frederico Pachinari
Boss
Societa Garibaldi
Societa
Pietros and Josephs
Wappinger's Falls
Brother Society
Wappinger’s Falls
Garribaldini
Renaldo Querino
Crippie
Celebri
New York
New Hamburg
Mme. Webster-Powell
Signora Prima Donna
Signora
Pianista Milligan
Virgilio Frizzo
Garibaldi
Lombardy
Virgilio
Signora Pianista
Italy
Renaldo
Enva
Virgilio Frizco
Santa ‘Lucia
Komisarzhevsky Plans New York Engagement
Nicholas Orloff brings the Russian actress Vera Komisarzhevsky to Daly's Theatre for a five week stay starting next Monday. He transports her Russian repertoire of ten plays, with English-language options likely later, and previews a New York season featuring plays like A Doll's House and The Master Builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Orloff
Vera Komisarzhevsky
Daly’s Theatre
Orloff
Paul Orleneff
Russia
Alla Nazimova
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Mr. Orloff
St. Petersburg
Ime
Komisarzhevsky
New York
St. John
Magda
Masterlink
Beatrice
de Pietro
Miss Farrar Sings Nedda With Fresh Voice at Met
Geraldine Farrar portrayed Nedda in Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera House, on donkey back entry noted as an unusual choice. Caruso sang Canio and Serenade backstage, with Scotti as Tonio and Reiss and Sarto in the cast as Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel prefaced the Leocavallo opera. The performance drew one of the season’s largest crowds, despite minor stage-management flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Geraldine Farrar
Nedda
New York
Mr. Caruso
Canio
Mr. Reiss
Mr. Scotti
Tonio
Messrs
Reiss and
Sarto
Humperdinck
Hinsel Und Gretel
Her
Henry Miller Plans Star Stock Company for Native Drama
Henry Miller outlines plans for a Broadway stock company to stage high quality native drama with young American authors. He cites plays by Moody Mackaye Torrence and lists Edith Wynne Matthison Mabel Moore Tyrone Power Walter Hampden Charles Dalton Arthur Lewis among enrolled actors. The group aims to inaugurate with Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
New National Theatre Movement
Miller
Charles Frohman
William Vaughn Moody
Percy Mackaye
Ridgeley Torrence
Edith Wynne Matthison
Mabel Moore
Tyrone Power
Walter Hampden
Charles Dalton
Arthur Lewis
Charles Rann Kennedy
Wilhelm Hildenbrand Dead Civil Engineer of Note
Wilhelm Hildenbrand a Karlsruhe native and prominent civil engineer died in this city aged about 63. He trained at Karlsruhe Polytechnic came to America in 1867 working for the New York Central and on projects from the Brooklyn Bridge to the Williamsburg Bridge his names on the New York tower bronze tablet and on bridges at Pike's Peak Cincinnati Covington Mapim Mexico and Delaware River. He favored safety adding strength where ideas were untested and leaves a widow Miss Hubbard of Covington Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Hildenbrand
Karlsruhe
Baden
Germany
America
New York Central Railroad
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Pike's Peak
Cincinnati-Covington
Port Jervis
N. Y
Wheeling
West Va
Dingman’s
Delaware River
Mapim
Mexico
Williamsburg Bridge
Hubbard
Covington, Ky
Dippel Meets Hammerstein as Lucia at Lammermoor Draws Crowds
Andreas Dippel, new Metropolitan Opera director, visited the Manhattan Opera House last night during Lucia at Lammermoor. He reportedly discussed a possible cordial tie between the two houses with Mr. Hammerstein. The Donizetti aria drew packed houses and standing patrons. Cast included Zenatello Sammarco Arimondi and Campanini conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan Opera House
Messrs. Zenatello
Sammarco
Arimondi
Mr. Campanini
Symphony Concert Pleases at Carnegie Hall
The People’s Symphony Orchestra under Fran X Arens presented a Carnegie Hall program. The audience filled the hall as the ensemble opened with MacDowell’s Indian Suite, followed by Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony and Liszt’s Mazeppa. Paul Dufault sang an aria from Massenet’s Le Cid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Fran X.arens
MacDowell
Beethoven
Liszt
Mazeppa
Paul Dufault
Massenet
Miss Harriet Hosmer Dies In Watertown At Fifty
Boston February 21 Miss Harriet Hosmer famous sculptress died today at her Watertown home after about three weeks illness. Born Watertown October 6 1880 she studied at Lenox and Boston then returned to Watertown where she first modeled a figure copying Canova’s Napoleon. She went to Rome in 1852 studied under Gibson and exhibited the reclining Beatrice Cenci in 1857. Her Puck statue proved popular with about thirty copies selling and profits reported at thirty thousand dollars with orders from the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harriet Hosmer
Watertown
Mass
Lenox
Julia Marlowe to Visit New York for Annual Engagement
Julia Marlowe plans a metropolitan engagement in New York with Daly's Theatre as a possible venue. Her repertoire includes Gloria a new romantic Italian drama of the sixteenth century When Knighthood Was in Flower As You Like It and Romeo and Juliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
New York
Daly’s Theatre
Gloria
Stern & Co Says Leventritt Ruling A Step In Walt Dream Suit
Joseph W Stern and Co issued a statement yesterday on the Walt Dream litigation noting Justice Lev Entritt has only taken a short step. Mortimer Fisher for Interstate Amusement Co has begun actions to stop use of the title Kiss Duet and other songs from the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Stern & Co
Justice Leventritt
Attormey
Mortimer Fisher
Inter- State Amusement Company
First American Toddles to open at Ford's Baltimore
Theatrical notes announce the first American performance of Toddles at Ford's Theatre in Baltimore on Monday night. Cast includes Gayer Mackay Oswald Yorke Arthur Elliott Charles Walcott Eadie Martinet Jeffreys Lewis Pauline Drederick Louise Reed. Amelia Somerville to succeed Jeffreys Lewis in Twenty Days in the Shade as Mme Lafonte. Clyde Fitch's The Truth produced at Hamburg's Thalia Theatre with Jean Franck-Witt as Becky. Fitch reports success via cable from the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Ford's
Baltimore
Gayer Mackay
Oswald Yorke
Arthur Elliott
Charles Walcott
Eadie Martinet
Jeffreys Lewis
Pauline Drederick
Louise Reed
Amelia Somerville
Rev William H McCormick Dies at 75 in Newark
The temperance agent of the Newark Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev William Henry McCormick died in Newark aged 75. He served as a minister in numerous New Jersey churches after a Civil War era tole and was an early Prohibition Party member. He leaves a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry McCormick
Newark
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin Street
New Jersey
South Market Street
Prohibition Party
Frederick Berg Dies. Father of Orange BOE and Police Chief
Frederick Berg age 74 died at his Orange New Jersey home after a stroke. He came from Europe in 1856 learned hatting in Vienna and rose from foreman to own Berg & Co. He was a Civil War veteran with the Twenty‑sixth New Jersey Volunteers and leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico
Luigi
Italy
Eviva
Italia
Artisti Telebri di
New York
Violinista
Frederico Pachinari
Societa Garifaldi
Signora
Bambini
Presitenzio
Societa
Rm Wappinger's Falls
Wappinger’s Falls
Stoneco
Frederick Berg
Orange (N. J
F. Berg & Co
Berg
Twenty
New Jersey Volunteers
French baritone Gilibert signs three year contract
Charles Gilibert the French baritone of the Manhattan Opera company yesterday signed a three years contract with Mr Hammerstein. Oscar Hammerstein received a cablegram yesterday signed by M Debusey composer Pelleas et Melisande and M Durand the publisher which read sincere felicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilibert
Manhattan Opera
Col John W Marshall Civil War Hero Dies at 71
Col John W Marshall longtime New York Volunteer veteran dies at home 207 West Seventeenth Street aged 71 He served in three engagements and rose from Captain to Major and Lieutenant Colonel after promoting bravery He later worked as an architect in the city and actively supported the Grand Army of the Republic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Marshall
Tenth
New York Volunteers
West Seventeenth Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Actor George W. Wessels Dies in Denver
Denver, February 21. Actor George W. Wessels died today from paralysis. He owned and managed theatres in Philadelphia Chicago St Paul and San Francisco. He leaves a widow formerly actress Mildred Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wessels
Denver
Col
Wessels
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Paul
San Francisco
Mildred Ham
Crosby S Noyes Dies Editor of The Washington Star
Crosby Stuart Noyes, editor of The Washington Star, died at 5:30 P M in Pasadena after illness. Born February 16 1825 in Minot Maine he worked as a Washington correspondent before joining The Star through its early days. Survived by wife three sons Theodore Frank Thomas and one daughter Mrs Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Crosby S. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Raymond
Pasadena
New York Times
Washington
Crosby Stuart Noyes
Minot
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Washington Star
Stanton
The
Star
Mr. Noyes
Elizabeth S. Williams
Maine
Noyes
Europe
East Indies
India
China
Japan
Library of Congress
Gridiron Club
Theodore W. Noyes
Ee Star
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Associated Press
Thomas C. Noyes
the Star
George W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Boston publisher David N. Brown Dies at 71 in Medford
David N. Brown of Thompson Brown & Co. died suddenly at his Medford home at age 71. He was an alumnus of Phillips Academy and Dartmouth College. The Boston firm noted his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
David N. Brown
Boston
Thompson, Brown & Co
Phillips Andover Academy
Dartmouth College
Obituary Notes for Everett and La Pointe
Percival L. Everett a thirty third degree Mason and ex president of the Third National Bank of Boston died at his Lynn Massachusetts home. He was born in Boston. In 1832 William H. La Pointe a Boston hotelman died yesterday aged 68. Up to the time he retired as manager of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival L. Everett
Third National Bank of Boston
Lynn
Mass
Boston
William H. LA Pointe
Notable Local Passings Reported in One Brief Update
Revere House owner of long hotel career noted. LYNN C. LULL of Los Angeles head of a large Detroit auto plant and president of Lull Carriage died in an ambulance after climbing stairs at a business entrance. Bobert M. Martin, Newark resident known as the Blind Man, died of heart disease after a cigar-store career. John S. Sanford, former press agent for the Bostonians, found dead in Newark at 45. hemorrhage cited. Gordon Merritt, 47, pneumonia victim, longtime Hammacher Schlemmer purchasing agent. Robert H. Byron, ex-manager of Mott Iron Works architectural department, died at his niece’s home. Dr William Morris Urquhart, veteran of the Spanish-American War and Penn graduates, died in Orange New Jersey after illness. funeral planned.
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Revere House
Lynn ¢C
Lull
Los Angeles
Cal
Lull Carriage Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Detroit
Robert M. Martin
Newark
N. J
Bob
City Hospital
John
Sanford
The
Bostonians
Sixth Avenue
Charles Gray
East Forty-seventh Street
Gordon Merritt
West 137 Street
Hammacher
William Morris Urquhart
Pennsylvania
Central Avenue
Orange
New York
Medical College of the Uniiversity of Pennsylvania
Barton
Virginia Jarvis
Theodore V. Barton
Hotel Gallatin
West Dbth St
Petersburg
Bryon
Robert H. Bryon
Mott Iron Works Co
West 29Th St
Funeral Chapel
West Snd St
Frank E H. Campbell
Burden
Gas Fifth Av
New York City
Wiliams P. Burden
Chichester
Beresford
West List St
Charles F. Chichester
All Son's
Fourth Av
Donochue
Columbus Av
Bridget
Donohue
Peter Donohue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Broadway
Fist St. Elliott
Putnam Av
Brooklyn
Mary J. Elliott
Hall
Suiddenly
Charles D. Chapman
Morristown
Helen, M
Edmund I
Abby Edwards
Elizabeth
Cherry St
N.J
Hartmann
Robert T. Hartmann
West 113Th St
Hildenbrand
Wilhelm Hildenbrand
West 21Th St
Hurd
Bogota
Natalie Hurd
Frank H
Helen Bray Hurd
Kerr
Catharine N. Kerr
Samuel G. Kerr
Albert
N. Kerr
Bellevue Av
Trenton
P. M. Marshall
Joan W. Marshall
West 17Th St
RHIND
Mary Jane Gosling
Frank Rhind
Sibley
Bedford City
Mary E. Sibley
George W., Sibley
Benjamin W. Clapp
Christ Church
Urquhart
Wiliam Morris Urquhart
Alexander
Adele Martin Urquhart
Bradford
Penn
Bessie Kent
McPherson Ay
Charles D. Utterback
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Whithorne
West 126Th St
Emma Pierce
Frederick N. Whitehorne
Mary E
John 3. Pleres
SB Bi
Lefcourt Baby Born on Feb 20
The Lefcourt family welcomes a daughter born February 20 to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lefcourt.
Hanemann Cranmer Wedding Notice
Edna A Cranmer and Edward L Hanemann were wed on February 20 in a civil ceremony. Louis Le Cornish and George M Larom were also united in marriage on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanemann—Craner
Edna A. Cranmer
Edward L. Hanemann
Larom
Obituary notices fill pages with names and services
The list records deaths and funeral arrangements across New York and New Jersey. Entries name individuals by surname with dates February 19 to 29 1908, ages, residences, and service details at churches chapels and private homes. Many notices request flowers omitted and list times and locations for services.
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and Newark by city addresses
Funeral notices list residents of Brooklyn Newark East Orange Jersey City Heights and Long Island with names ages and addresses. Entries include Emma De Freest Catherine Doherty John Freeman Lilian Jaeger Bertha Hart Otto Henschel and many others with dates Feb 19 20 21 and funeral times when given. The list presents a dense register of deaths in multiple New York area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Winfield
L. I
Louise Bowman
Brennan
Hicks St
Brooklyn
Thomas Brennan
Brown
Metropolitan Hospital
Walter Brown
Carr
Ocean Parkway
Alice Carr
Case
Park
Hoboken
Elias D. Case
Collins
West New Brighton
Catherine Colins
M. Conroy
Orange
N. J
Mary Conroy
Courtney
East 137Th St
Elizabeth Courtney
DE Freest
West 124Th St
Emma
Demler
Newell’ &J
Charles Demler
Doherty
Prospect
Catherine Doherty
Engel
East 165Th St
Harry Engel
Freeman
Sussex Av
Newark
Jig
John W. Freeman
Germann
Norman Av
Christian John Germann
Gilbert
Katonah
Philip H. Gibert
Grimm
Evergreen Av
Peter Grimm
Jaeger
Lynbrook
Lilian Jaeger
Hellwig
Helsey St
Magdalene Hellwig
Henschel
West 132d St
Otto Henschel
Handschuh
Southlith St
Neweark
George Handschuh
Hart
Irvington
Bertha M. Hart
Keator
Roxbury
N. Y
Charles G. Keator
A. M. Koehn
Windsor Place
Johanna M. Koehn
P. M. Kreyling
Ardsley
Paul Krevling
P. M. Kuster
Bergen St
Mra
Theodore Kuster
Loew
Ralph
Lilian E. Loew
McClelland
Fairmount Av
Neweork
Charles J. McCleLland
Driggs
Maloney
Oakland St
Margaret F. Marr
Moehlenbrock
Ridgewood
Frederick A A. Moehlent Brock
Mooney
Kent
Williiam Mooney
Morgan
Hancock St
Mary Morgan
Nicoll
Belleville Av
Annie T. Nicoll
East Park St
East Orange
Thomas Ould
Torrow
6Th Av
Joseph Pury
Purtell
17Th St
Vincent E. Purtell
Morrow
Reuter
Ralph St
Wilshelm Reuter
Roethle
West 18Th St
Mathias Moethie
P. M. Rogers
Wallace St
Helen B. Rogers
Scheff
East 141St St
Willam B. Scheff
Schlitz
Woodbine St
Sedelmeier
Ravine Av
Jersey City Heights
N.fl
Henriette Bedelemeier
Speckman
Thregg’s Neck
Westchest
Edward .Speckman
Traphagen
Corona
L.I
Thomas H. Traphacen
Vail
West End Av
William Wail
M. Wellbrock
Memorial Masses listed for various deceased individuals
In Memoriant Hudson Mass at Church of St Francis Xavier to day at 9 A M. Rogers Mass for Bessie A Kesers at Saer Heart Church Newark N J to day A M Ward Mass for Rev Josh D Word at St Malachys to day 1 A M Madison Council No 4 B L Mass for deceased comrades at church of Nas ity Brooklyn to day 10 A M
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Nas
Thity
Brooklyn
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A. G. Todd
Social Notes
James B. Regan
Hotel
Knickerbocker
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Anderson’s
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Frohman
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Claudia Clarke
Webster-Powell
Societa Garibald
Bers
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Star Stock Company
Mr. Miller
New
Dippel
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Metropolitan
Hammerstein
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Eeeagy
Sis
van Norden Trust Company
Fifth Ave
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N.Y
Mott Iron Works Company
Caroline Campbell
West Twenty-ninth Street
Thi City
Bermingham
Lorimer St
Wiliam
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Blank
Lexington Av
Lena Blank
Borner
Bedford St
Jacob Borner
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapela
Cheltia
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