Smaller Crowd at the White House Reception 1900s
President Roosevelt received 5,645 visitors at a New Year reception with Marine Band buglers, diplomatic corps, and Congress members in attendance. Mrs Roosevelt appeared fatigued yet dignified, while public guests included notable society figures and a cotillion followed by supper and dancing.
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Washington
Marine Band
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
Wilkie
Secret Service
James Sloane
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Longworth
Cornelia Landon
New_York
Miss Roosevelt
Quentin
Depew
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Mr. Reid
Cowles
Viscount Anki
Japan
Baron Tsunejiro Miyaoka
Ine
Chekib Bey
Mehmed Ali Bey
China
Chentune Liang-Cheng
Wu Ting-Fang
Starr
District of Columbia
Republic
Dr. Starr
Stone
Debutante Marion Bull Hosts New Year Dance at Delmonico s
Delmonico s hosted a New Year’s dance featuring Miss Marion Frances Bull of Gramercy Park in the large ballroom. Mr Phelps led the cotillion with the debutante beside Mrs J Edgar Bull, marking a refined social event in the city’s elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Phelps
Delmonico’s
J. Edgar. Bull
Gramercy Park
Marion Frances Bull
WEDDING OF RUSHEEA STURGES AND ELIZABETH HAZARD
Society guests from New York and Providence attended the ceremony at the village church for Rusheea daughter of Howard O. Sturges and Elizabeth Hazard eldest daughter of Rowland G. Hazard of Peacedale. The rite was conducted by Rev J Warner Lobes with Dean Talbot of Albany assisting. Margaret Hazard served as maid of honor. bridesmaids included Louise Lippitt Alice Bradford Dorothy Sturges and Mary B Hazard. Best man was Robert Hale Ives Goddard Jr. Ushers included Walter K Sturges Rowland Hazard Howard Sturges Brockholst M Smith Mansfield Ferry and Stephen Carlton Clark.
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New York Times
Providence
New York
Rusheea
Howard O. Sturges
Elizabeth Hazard
Rowland G. Hazard
Peacedale
Dean Talbot
Albany
Margaret Hazard
Louise Lippitt
Alice Bradford
Concord
Mass
Dorothy Sturges
Mary B. Hazard
Robert Hale Ives Goddard, Jr
Walter K. Sturges
Rowland Hazard
Howard Sturges
Brock~holat M. Smith
Mansfield Ferry
Stephen Carlton Clark
Miss Marie Wallace Weds Charles Crawford Paul in East Orange
Miss Marie Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Bruce Wallace of 126 William Street East Orange New Jersey married Charles Crawford Paul of New York at Christ Episcopal Church East Orange The Rev Charles E Hutchinson conducted the ceremony Maid of honor was Miss Burchie L Noe Other bridesmaids were Matilda Vanderbeck Josephine Bowers Louise Blake and Elinor Dunham Best man Walter McMeekan Ushers Frederick Knapp Stephen Olsen David McMeekan and Philip Rickett A reception followed at the bride’s parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wallace
Albert Bruce Wallace
William Street
East Orange
N. J
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Crawford Paul
New York
Charles E. Hutchison
Burchie L. Noe
Matilda Vanderbeck
Josephine Bowers
Fast Orange
Louise Blake
Hanna
Elinor Dunham
Walter McMeekan
Brooklyn
Frederick Knapp
Stephen Olsén
David McMeekan
Philip Rickett
Elizabeth
Tinker McIlveen wedding in Washington noted
Jackson Tinker and Mabel J McTlveen of Washington wed yesterday at J A Stewart home on East Ninety sixth Street. About a dozen friends attended the ceremony officiated by Rev J W Chalmers. The bride, widow of Samuel McIlveen, was born in Leeds England and now plans a trip with Mr Tinker to New England New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Tinker
Mabel J. McTiveen
Washington
J. A. Stewart
East Ninety-sixth Street
J. W. Chalmers
Holy Trinity
Tinker
Fress
Samuel Mcllveen
Leeds
England
William Bluett
London
Mire
Nker
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Spinney Oakman Wedding in Springfield
Miss Fanny Davenport Oakman daughter of Frank H Oakman and Crosby Buck Spinney were married on New Year's Eve at the bride's home. R Archie Jelliffe was best man and Mrs Charles B Parsons matron of honor. The couple will reside in Springfield, Mass. Spinney a Yale and Atlenthi Academy graduate. Mrs Spinney a Smith College alumna.
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Fanny Davenport Oakman
Frank H. Oakman
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Crosby Buck Spinney
New York City
Springfield
R. Archie Jelliffe
Charles B. Parsons
Spinney
Atlenthi Academy of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Yale
Smith College
Northampton
Miss Florence Furth Weds Philip Dalsimer in New York Home
Miss Florence B Furth and Philip T Dalsimer were married yesterday at the bride’s mother home 47 West Eighty eighth Street with Rev Dr Silverman officiating. The bride wore white chiffon lace carried orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss I Constance Kohr was maid of honor and Nathan Delsimer was best man. A reception followed and the couple will live in New York after a wedding trip South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence B. Furth
Mrs. Delsimer
New York
Engagement announced of Miss Alice Grosvenor and Dudley Davis
The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Grosvenor daughter of Mrs William Grosvenor Providence R L to Dudley Davis son of Mr and Mrs Fellowes Davis of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Providence, R. L
Dudley Davis
Fellowes Davis
City
Engagement of Miss Edith McElroy and William H Gardiner Jr
Miss Edith McElroy daughter of James F McElroy of this city and William H Gardiner Jr of Chicago announced their engagement The bride to be is a Smith College graduate class of 1907 while Mr Gardiner is a Dartmouth College graduate class of 1908 He is a resident engineer for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in western Montana Albany January 1 The chirodaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McElroy
James F. McElroy
William H. Gardiner, Jr
Chicago
McElroy
Smith College
Mr. Gardiner
Dartmouth College
Gardiner
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Raioad
Montana
Albany
Chiro Daus
Mahler Debuts at Met With Tristan Isolde Triumph
Gustav Mahler leads the Met premiere of Tristan und Isolde with Mme Olive Fremstad in Isolde her first Isolde performance at New York. Critics hail a remarkable interpretation highlighting dramatic sweep flexible tempo and balanced orchestral controllo with strong support from Knote and Van Rooy as key cast members.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Gustav Mahler
New York
Mme
Olive Fremstadn
Wagr
Hel
Wagner
Mme. Fremstad
Isolde
Paris
Mme. Fremsted
Mme, Fremstad
Reception for Miss Hawkesworth at East Orange Home
Mrs. Robert W. Hawkesworth hosted yesterday afternoon at 483 Main Street East Orange a reception introducing her daughter Miss Eleanor. Guests included Mrs. John C. Wilmerding New York Mrs. Emily G. Kirtland East Orange Mrs. Laura Halsted New York Mrs. Frederick T. Parsons Brooklyn Mrs. William P. Field and Miss Emma G. Lathrop Newark Mrs. William Runkle Orange Mrs. J. Franklin Fort East Orange wife of Gov elect Fort Mrs. Alfred B. Jenkins West Orange Mrs. Thomas A. Edison West Orange Mrs. William Bouldin East Orange and Mrs. Runkle and Mrs. A. D. Smith Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hawkesworth
Robert W. Hawkesworth
Main Street
East Orange
N. J
Eleanor
Hawkesworth
John C. Wilmerding
New York
Emily G. Kirtland
Laura Halsted
Frederick T. Parsons
Brooklyn
William P. Field
Emma G. Lathrop
Newark
Wiliam Runkle
Orange
J. Franklin Fort
Fort
Alfred B. Jenkins
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
William Bouldin
Runkle
A. D. Smith
Social calendar notes and society arrivals in New York
Mrs Orme Wilson plans a February 4 dance while Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr hosts a January 6 dinner and dance. Mr Richard Swartwout returns from Cuba. East Orange’s Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich and Philadelphia’s Mrs William Platt visit at the St Regis. Miss Marion Cheppell to wed Marvin Scudder at the Church of the Epiphany. Washington’s Mrs Richard Townsend and New Orleans’ Mr and Mrs Walter Dengre stay at the Plaza. A New Year cotillion for debutantes held at 1930 Fifth Avenue, led by Dawson Coleman Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Charles C. Goodrich
East Orange
N. J
St. Regis
William A. Platt
Philadelphia
Percival Roberts, Jr
Marion Cheppell
Marvin Scudder
Richard Townsend
Washington
Walter Dengre
New Orleans
Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Catherine Amersley
James Hooker Hamersley
Dawson Coleman Glover
Lotos Club Dinner Announces Twain Guest Night
A dinner at the Lotos Club on January 11 features Mark Twain as the guest of honor with a formal program and reception planned. The event invites members and guests to hear the famed author speak and celebrate his contributions.
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Lotos Club
Mark Twain
Mary Garden Returns to Sing Louise at Opera House
Mary Garden, recently back from Atlantic City, is reported fully recovered and set to sing Louise tomorrow night. The Manhattan Opera House evening program featured Tin Bollo in Maschera with a cast including Mmes Russ Trentini and Bressler-Gianoli and Messrs Zenatello and Sammarco. Bressler-Gianoli sang Africa for the first time in this engagement.
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Tin ‘Ballo
Maschera
Manhattan Opera House
Mmes. Russ, Trentini
Bressler-Gianali
Messrs
Zenatello
Sammarco
Mme
Bressler-Gianoli
Africa
Emma Calvé Cancels NYC Engagements For Convalescence
Madame Emma Calvé, famed soprano, has twice canceled performances in Mexico City due to a threatened illness. She is now resting at Cuatla in the tropics and plans to sing again at the end of the week once convalescence proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mme
Emma Calvé
Cuatla
Tropics
Paderewski Plans Trio of Public Engagements
Ignace Paderewski will direct the Warsaw Conservatory for three months each year while continuing as a public entertainer. He will spend six weeks in spring and six in autumn on duties, and starts a tour tomorrow reaching Pacific Coast cities before it ends.
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New York Times
Boston
Ignace Paderewski
Warsaw Conservatory
Pantomimes With Music By Thomas Orchestra In Chicago
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra will present Musical pictures next Monday and Tuesday with four pantomimes linked to the concert. Nearly one hundred prominent social figures will appear in the stage pictures to accompany Grieg Bizet Massenet and Hill compositions. Proceeds fund an invalid members' fund for the Thomas Orchestra.
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Chicago
Theodore Thomas
Sena
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Thomas
Anstra
Grieg
Bizet
Agamemnon
Jackest
Hill
Thomas Orchestra
Rosmersholm at the Lyric Explores Ibsen’s Profound Drama
A review of the Lyric production of Rosmersholm by Ibsen translated by Charles Archer. Mrs Fiske as Rebecca West and Bruce McRae as Rosmer are praised for deep, restrained performances while the play’s ideology and social critique are analyzed as essential to its meaning.
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Rosmersholm
Ilenrik Ibsen
Charles Archer
John Rosmer
BrUce McRae
Rebecca Wadst
Fiske
Krol Ulric Brendel
George
Peter Mortensgard
A Albert. Bruweny
Mme. Helseth
Florence Wehtwonner
Ibsen
Rosmer
Rebecca
Mullrace
Rebecca West
Mortensgard
Ulric Prenet
Viesved
Resmoersholm
Lyric
Nerhers
Cneec
Nate
Bruce VieRne
Manager Censors Play at Trent Theatre
In Trenton on January 1 Sidney Drew was disrupted during a sketch when the local theatre owner demanded a line change. The sister character mixed up names, causing confusion before Drew announced that the name Harry Taylor would be used hereafter regardless of anyone's feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
Trent Theatre
Sidney Drew
Drew
Harry Taylor
Gillette Play Postponed After Rehearsals
The Gillette play That Little Affair at the Boyds is not to be produced this season. The company disbanded after rehearsals with two weeks pay. Philadelphia booking canceled. Courtenay to stay in The Secret Orchard in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Boyds
Frohman
William Gillette
William Courtenay
New York
Astor Theatre
the Lyric
Will Cressy to Star in the Village Wyver
Will Cressy, a leading vaudeville star and prolific sketch writer, is slated for legitimate theatre debut under Shubert management in The Village Wyver. The play, an expanded version of his vaudeville act, has reportedly been read and approved. Cressy will be backed by vaudeville partner Blaine Dayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar
Shubert
Mr. Cressy
America
Cts
Mr. Cresy
Blaincase Dayne
Vadeville
Harlem Heiress Bridegroom E Von De Horst Koch Plans Quiet Wedding
E Von De Horst Koch son of H C F Koch founder of the Harlem department store closely involved in the family business will wed Mrs Jean Livingston Dorman a widow and Rowland family granddaughter. The ceremony will be a small home affair in a Harlem social circle where Koch is known as a horseman and active in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. von de Horst Koch
H. C. F. Koch
Harlem
Jean Livingston Dorman
William Rowland
West Fifty-seventh Street
Koch
Fun and Feast for Top o’ th World Actors
After last night’s performance at the Majestic Theatre a private benefit show featured actors performing on a small stage beneath the regular action. Sam Diamond recited Shakespeare, with George W. Monroe and Catherine Clifford also appearing. Manager J. M. Allison and wife hosted a beefsteak dinner for the company, joined by Congressman and Mrs. James W. Rhinock of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Sam Diamond
George W. Monroe
Catherine Clifford
J. M. Allison
James W. Rhinock
Ohio
Edna Hopper Delays Train in Ohio Incident
Francis town Ohio January 1 Miss Wallace Horner a large actress delayed a Pennsylvania Railroad car by locking herself in a stateroom. Railroad officials planned to attach the car to the Pittsburg train but waited twenty minutes as she refused to budge. The train left nearly half an hour late after she alighted at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shdeid
New York Times
Francletown
Ohio
Fann Wallace Horner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eitay
Actress Cecelia Loftus Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Cecelia Loftus had an appendicitis operation yesterday at Miss Alston's private hospital on West Sixty first Street. She is not considered to be in danger and is expected to be back to performing within a few weeks. Loftus has been announced by the Shuberts to support Sem Bernard in his new musical production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Loftus
Miss Alston
West Sixty-first Street
Miss Loftus
The
Shuberts
Sem Bernard
Theatrical Notes From Indiana Society Event and Broadway Buzz
The Indiana Society plans presence at the Casino Monday for the first performance of Thomas Wyley’s Funabashi welcoming Alice Fischer. Ziegfeld fires a cable from Liverpool noting Mme Genee arrives on the Oceanic for The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre. Nat C. Goodwin headlines next week at Gran Opera House with a repertoire including The Gilded Fool and In Missoula. Berkeley Theatre marks 750th Candida performance with Arnold Daly souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society
Casino
Thomas W. Iyley
Funabashi
Alice Fischer
Ziegfield
Liverpool
Mme. Genee
White Star
Oceanic
New York
Nat C. Goodwin
Gran Oqjara House
Missoula
Berkeley Theatre
Arnold Daly
Harvard Man Weds Heiress in Worcester Secret Ceremony
Kenneth A. Mossman a Harvard senior wed Miss Mabel I Brown of Westminster in a covert ceremony performed by Rev. Henry A. Ames. The couple, now at the bride’s grandfather Robert Cowell’s Worcester home, follow disclosure to relatives and befit wealth as the heiress is his sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worcester
Mass
Jan. I
Kenneth A. Mossman
Harvard
Mabel I, Brown
Westmister
Henry A. Ames
Mossman
Westminster
Robert Cowell
Cowell
Plow Baron Denies Engagement Rumor To Count Von Moltke
J F C Allen of Molline denies Berlin cable that his daughter Margarie is to wed Count Eberhardt von Moltke. He calls the Berlin report a mix of truth and falsehood and says it has no foundation. The Count was said to be on a Mediterranean cruise with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
von Moltke
New York Times
Moline
Jan. J
F. C. Allen
Berlin
Margarie
Eberhardt von Moltke
Financial flurry seen as orderly reform by Freehold speaker
Samuel S. Campbell vice president of United States Mortgage and Trust Co. told the Freehold Academy alumni dinner that recent financial difficulties arose from excess prosperity and eagerness to gain wealth. He defended Wall Street from unjust criticism, saying the panic was national and the country is emerging wiser on a sounder basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Samuel S. Campbell
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Freehold Academy
Campbell
Wall Street
Inte
Death List of a Day: David S. Egleston
David S. Egleston died after a lingering illness of cirrhosis at his residence 8 East Thirty sixth Street. The notice provides sparse details on date and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Egleston
East Thirty-sixth Street
Yes
Marriages and Dated Beloved Nuptials in 1997 1908 Notices
A fragmented list of marriage announcements dated December 31 1997 and January 1 1908 includes Marion Childs and Charles Brower Jr Howard de Rivas and Frederick Trowbridge Howard Hugo Baer Strauss Laura Spooner Harry Westcott Edna Westcott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Baer
Strauss
Hugo Baer
Spooner
Joachim
May V. Joachim
Laura V. Spooner
Obituary notices from New York area December 1907 deaths
Brooklyn bishop F G Andrews and many others are listed with funeral details and dates in January 1908. Notices include Austen, Barnes, Benham, Braman, Brockenbrough, Cromwell, Earle, Egleston, Evans, Francis, Gillespie, Lee, Matthews, Price, Reglid, Rodman, Russell, Rutherford, Seymour, Sommerich. Funeral times specify churches and cemeteries. several requests omit flowers and note residence and interment locations.
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John H
Icilazabeth A Austen
WHS
Grace Church Chantry
Loth
I A
Reston
Philadelphia
London
Paris
Barnes
William H. Barnes
Broadway
Church of Th Ascension
Pittsfield
Mass
Braman
Caroline B. Sexton
Clinten Av
Brooklyn
N. Ye
Edward Braman
Eyde Park
Dutchess County
N. Y
Samuel H
Helen van Vilet’ Braman
St. James's Church
Jivde Park
Chetinnati
Ohio
Rush F
Brockenbrowel
Helen Brockenbrough
Tiche
St. Pauls
Spring Grove
Wiltsee
Wrest
Cromwell
Albert Cromwell
William D
Ann W. Cromiwell
West 7Th St
New York
Earte
Josephine Earle
Samuel 5
Josephine
Driggs Earle
West Tath
Egleston
36Th St
David S. Egleston
Thomas
Sarah J. Egleston
Ntse
Evans
Frank &. Evans
Francis
Richard P. Francis
Plymouth St
Montclair
N. J
George H. Francis
Boston
Gillespie
Stamford
Conn
William W. Gillespie
Washington Av
Lee
Belmont
Albert Lindley Lee
Fulton
Matthews
Augusta Bowen
Watson Matthews
Vose
South Orange
Orlock
Posten
Frice
Arthur. W. Price
West
Grand Central Station
Rodman
Washington Roden
Boulevard
Astoria
L. I
Russell
Gertrude Russell
Oe Rutherford
Ronald Gordon
Sterning
Martha Lottisa
Walter Rutherford
Madison Av
Seymour
New Haven
Seth
Thomas Day Seyenour
Hilinousa
Yele University
Eral
Islate
Eh Sommerich
Wistaw
Solomon Sommerich
West 59Th &T
Egleston Iron Merchant Famed for fifty-year marriage dies
Mr Egleston head of Egleston Brothers & Co iron merchants at 166 South Street passes away in his qth year. He leaves a widow Miss Hawley of Ridgefield Conn. Married nearly fifty years he was a member of the Union and Metropolitan Clubs. Funeral at Old Brick Presbyterian Church Saturday morning with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egleston
Egleston Brothers &Co
South Street
Hawley
Ridgefield
Conn
Union
Metropolitan Clubs
Brick” Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Bishop Andrews Funeral Arrangements Announced
The funeral for Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews who died Tuesday at 47 Brevoort Place Brooklyn will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr. F J McConnell will officiate. Burial will follow at New Hartford New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Andrews
Edward Gayer Andrews
Brevoort’ Place
Brooklyn
New York Avenue Methodist’ Episcopal ‘Church
F. J. McConnell
New Hartford
N. Y
Deaths and obituaries from a New York paper list several prominent figures
The page notes the death of Rev. William X Page aged 72 in Leavenworth and his election as Vice Moderator at a General Assembly in Los Angeles. It records John G Brown of Cambridge Mass dying after a stroke at Cambridge Hospital Relief Station, and George H Robbins aged 36 of Robbins Wright in New York City dying at home after a long illness. Also listed are Susan Hartley Swett, writer, Arlington Heights near Boston, noted for Short Story collections, and Joan Stewart who died in New York City at 61 in his 60s, with career at Catlin Co. and memberships in several clubs and lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Leaven
Worthan
Los Angeles
Page
Ile
Elihu Root
John G. Brown
Brown & Wales, Iron and Steel Merchants
Cambridge Mass
Cambridge Hospital
George H. Robbins
Unterage Fnn
Robbina & Wright
Pearl Street
New York
Hong
Norwood Avenue
Plainfield
NeWygork
Francis Kh. Anderson
Harold
George Stanley Robbins
Susan Hartley Swett
Sloyhie
M. Swett
Arlington Heights
Boston
Swett
Catlin & Co
Broadway
Stewart
Albion Lodge
Union League Club
Chamber of Commerce
Oberly
Walter le Stewart
Walter Harper Smith
Obituary notices and funeral details list
A compilation of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents including Thatcher Van Vechten White Whiting Wood Zabriskie Adams Adler Banham Blaret Bright Broatherton Brogan Burford Gollins Kroedel Lawlor Levy Lloyd MacBurnie McDonald Moore ONeil Ormerod Schneider Smith Stern Stodart Stoothoff Walsh and others, with dates and service times at various New York area churches homes and streets. The notices reference December 31 1907 to January 3 1908 deadlines and addresses across Newark Coxsackie Yonkers Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Jona
Wesna St
Thatcher
Newark
N. J
Cecil M. Thatcher
Coxsackie
N. Y
Coxsackie Lapers
van Vechten
Tyson St
New Brighein
Hipnah R
Cuyier van Veehten
Christ Church
New Brighton
New York
Albany and
Watertown
CN. Y
White
Anne Fletcher
Edward D. White
Stuyvesant
Whiteing
West Grange
Maurice R. Whiting
Gregory
Lenort New York
Poeland Av
Wenbo
A. Wood
Matilda
Boston Road
Cabriskie
Edgar Zabriskie
Hestats
Albert C
Maud Zabriskie
Adamsc
Great Neck
Dee
Adams
Adler
Wes
Henry Adler Storey Banham
Trene
Banham
East
Tia
Bright
West
Mary
Mary Catlins
JO A. Mf
DE Norriga
Elton Ar
Augustus de Sabra Doyle
Sui St
Margaret Doyle
Ie Fanning
Setonifos
J. Fanning
Ferguson
West 9Th St
Robert C. Ferguson
Fitzgerald
Vandam St
John Fitzgerald
Fitzsimmons
Logan St
East New York
James Fitzsimmons
Harrington
44Th St. Brook
John J. Harrington, Jr
Hegelman
Diet St. Dac
Louise Hegelman
Ae Knack
Union Hil ‘J
Lathers F. Knack
Wench Jan
Kroedel
Park Av
Franz Kroedel
Lawlor
St. Mark's
Brooklyn
Walsh
Ellen Walsh
Religious Notices and Death Marriages Listings Policy
notice describes free simultaneous publication of religious, marriage, and death notices in major newspapers upon request, including The Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard and Washington Post.
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NEW York Times
Ion Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
Sy. Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Roosevelt
Susanna Livingston Glover
Helen Coster
Gladys Roosevelt
Ruth Davis
Hester Davis
Grace Henry
Dorothy Bull
Helen Rives
Evelyn Smith
Mary Ostrander
Ru Landon
Anna Olyphant
Nathalie Bailey
Constance Schermerhorn
Anna Pallew
Gertrude Slocum
Anna Livingston Short
Mildred Gibert Townsend
Mary Mason Hasell
Suzanne Henning
Rosamond Burr
Helen Frith
Misses Steward
Marie de Florenz
Mercedes de Florenz
Emily Welles
Madeline Harland
Starr Miller
Helen Miller
Charlotte Delafield
Rosina Otis
Ina Kissell
Misses Pratt
Dorothy Salisbury
Susan Gould
Agnes Gayley
Elsie Nicoll
Gertrude Sheldon
Nina Chisholm
Sarah Cheesman
Marjory Clinton
Lucy Brown
Gerald Bramwell
Howard Sherwood
Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt
Dawson Glover
Kennett Clinton
Roger Poor
Wlliam Manice
Cyril Stephenson
Jonathan Thompson
Graham Biglow
Lewis L. Delafield, Jr
Ludlow S. Bull
John A. Stewart
W. Halstead
Vanderpoel
John Suydam, Jr
Rene MecVickar
John Quincy Adams Johnson
Montague Geer, Jr
Roger Minton
Herman Livingston
Miss Bull
Scott
Sturgis—Haywood
Paul—Wallace
Tinker—Mcilveen
Spinney—Oakman
Dalsimer
FURTH
Miss Grosvenor
Tristan Und Isolde
Mme. Fremstad’s
van Rooy
Knote
Homer Tristan
Iid Avie Fee Uae
Muhlmann
Bayer
Gustav ‘Mahler
Social Notes
Orme Wilson
Richard H. Swartwout
Cuba
Mary Garden
Calve
Paderewski
Warsaw
Mrs
Ros
Mersholm
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Gillette
Boyds
Will Cressy
E.von DE Horst Koch
Angelica
Angelsipper
Kipper
E. P. Dutton & Compa
Phillips Brooks
West 23Rd Street
Edna Hopper
Artrees
Aliiaht
Ltgal
Bride
S. S. Campbell
van Norden Trust Company
N.Y
Stephen Merritt Burigs Co
Sth AV
Chapila Rrea
Stephen Merritt
ME. Radcliffe
Woodlawn Cemetery
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea