Wedding Guests Arrive for Vanderbilt Heiress Nuptials
The Széchényi family of Count Lazlo arrives aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecile for the wedding with Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Notables include Count Anton Sigray and Count Stefan Széchényi, with Nelson O'Shaughnessy noting wealth and no settlement. The voyage party will be hosted by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazlo Séchényi
Gladys Vanderpbilt
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Denes Széchényi
Anton ‘Sigray
Stefan Széchényi
Goeunt Paul Esterhazy
Stephan Przedziecky
Nelson O'Shaugh
America
Copenhagen
Anton Sigray
Count Lazio
Count Esterhazy
Esterhazy
Dreyfus
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
United States
Legation
Vienna
Denes
Mr. O'Shaughnessy
France
Széchényis
O’shaughnessy
Court Lazio
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Second Dance for Buds at Sherry’s Dinner Ball
The second and final debutante dinner dance was held in Sherry’s ballroom with many elder girls and young married couples in attendance. Hostesses included Mrs. Charles Henry Cos ter and others. Fourteen tables were set with two counted for each cohost. Cotillion led by Monson Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry’s
Charles Henry Coster
Edwin D. Morgan
Ernest Iselin
Archibald Rogers
Campbell Steward
Paul Tuckerman
Charles D. Dickey
Dacu
Monson Morris
Ocean travel light this week with limited sailings
European liners show minimal activity as only the St Paul will sail for the remainder of the week after the Oceanic Vaderland Lorraine trio. Passengers listed include Mr and Mrs Westmoreland, J Leigh Wood, Rev Henry Smyth, Mme Suzanne Adams Stein, and several others bound for Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp and Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Oceanic
Vaderland
Lorraine
St. Paul
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Westmoreland
J. Leigh Wood
Co. M. G
George N. Warrington
Henry M. Smyth
Suzanne Adams Stein
Leroy Pelletir
Mortimer S. Osborn
M. B. Higgins
Mary A. Howerd
Weddings Ahead as Skidmore Dous Man Tie Burgeoning Union
The wedding of Samuel T. Skidmore of New York and Miss Judith Wilcox Dou sman of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin is set for today at 14S Fifth Avenue. Also planned today is the marriage of Miss Marjorie Ferguson Brown and Robert Hartley Sherwood Jr in the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas. Mrs Sanford Bissell hosts a tea for Miss Evelyn Van Wart with a luncheon by Mrs Bolton Hall tomorrow. Archibald Thompson Tianna plans a reception Saturday on West Elghy-urst Street to introduce attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Skidmore
New York
Judith Wilcox Dousman
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Fifth Avenue
Ma Rjorie Ferguson Brown
Alexander F. Brown
Robert Hartley Sherwood, Jr
St. Nicholas
Archibald Thompson Tianna
West Elgh Y-Urst Street
Longfellow favors weekly newspaper over magazine ads
On February 17, 1854 Henry W. Longfellow told Francis H. Underwood he prefers a weekly newspaper to a magazine for advertising. He cited faster action and more execution, noting advantages of weekly and monthly formats and urging advertisers to consult The Curtis Publishing Company’s Advertising Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Longfellow
Francis H. Underwood
Saturday Evening Post
Social calendar notes from New York society columns
Miss Anita R. Hanna attends tea with a dinner and opera party to follow. Mrs. Chaffee hosts an art talk at 11 this morning at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Heye plans a bridge euchre tea at 667 Madison Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkins Smith Jr return from a wedding trip and will live with Mrs. Smith’s Seven. The St. Regis hosts a party with Francis Otis Sir Edgar Vincent M P and other guests. Ladies Auxiliary of St. Vincent’s Hospital holds annual reception and dance at Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Henry Spies Kip hosts dinner and music with Rosamond Street’s plan selections. Capt. Coventry and Miss Whitehouse of England relocate to Stonor Park for the season after visiting Cromwell Court and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita R. Hanna
Albert H. Chaffee
Waldorf Astoria
George G. Heye
Madison Avenue
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr
Francis J. Otis
Edgar Vincent, M. P
London
Count Stephen Prueydiecke
Paris
Stevens Spur
Budapest
Count Széchényi
Hungary
St. Regis
Mr. Spur
Count Sigray
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
St. Vincent's Hospital
Waldorf- Astoria
Charles Coventry
Miss Whitehouse
England
Cromoe Court
Stonor Park
Lord Caney’s Place
Itenley
Col. Duval Weds Mrs Holmes In Madison Avenue Home
Col Calvin Duval of the Fifth Infantry U S A married Mrs Kate Hamilton Holmes at 6 o clock last night in her home 154 Madison Avenue The Rev Canon Chapman of Albany officiated There were no attendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Duval. Cowles
Fifth Infantry
Kate Hamilton
Holmes
Charles I. Hitchcock
San Francisco
Madison Avenue
Canon Chapman
Albany
Miss Evelyn Van Wart Hosts Informal Tea in Waldorf Suite
Miss Evelyn Van Wart spent the winter in New York and hosted a largely attended tea yesterday in the State Suite at the Waldorf Astoria. Her pictures were shipped from her apartments to create a homelike setting. She has spent years in England and is a prominent American hostess in London. She is a granddaughter of the late Marshall O Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn van Wart
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Flonzaley Quartet Shines in Mendelssohn Hall Debut
The Flonzaley Quartet, in its fourth season, offered Mendelssohn Hall afternoon performance. The program featured Mouvart, Beethoven Opus 135, and Sinigaglia Opus 27. The group showed ensemble mastery, breadth, and spirited tone, though Sinigaglia’s four movements could be more concise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flonzaley
Mendelssohn Hall
Mouvart
Beethoven
Margulies Trio Delivers Finest Chamber Music at Mendelssohn Hall
The Adele Margulies Trio with Lichtenberg and Schulz performed last evening in Mendelssohn Hall before a large audience. They offered Mendelssohn in C minor Op. 66, Beethoven cello sonata in A Op. 69, and Smetana trio in G minor Op. 35 with rare eloquence and unity. Schulz and Margulies shone in tone and phrasing, while Lichtenberg contributed distinguished counterpoint and ensemble balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Margullies
Mendelssohn Hall
Miss Margullies
Messrs. Lichtenberg
Schulz
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Smetana
Margulie P
Mr. Schulz
Mr. Lichtenberg
Miss.Margulies
Mendelasohn
Tetrazzini Tonight at Manhattan Opera House Debut
Mme Tetrazzini rehearsed Tra vita yesterday and will make her New York debut tonight at the Manhattan Opera House. She also sings Saturday afternoon. The east features Zenatello and Sammarco with other bills including Louise Thais and Aida. Renaud leads next Sunday’s concert. Campanini conducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Latia
East
Messrs
Zenatello
Sammarco
Louise
Thais
Aida
Mr. Renaud
Manhattan
Mm Saraer de Cisneros
Agostinelli
Zeppilli
Gergille-Réache
Aesi
Arimondi
Campanini
Plancon Bids America Farewell on Last Trip
Pol Plancon arrived aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie claiming this as his final voyage to the United States. He cited poor climate and past gout suffered during the previous summer in America. His contract with Mr. Conrad ends this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plancon
Pol Plancon
Kronprinzessin Cecille
America
Mr. Conricd
Metropolitan Opera to Stage Don Giovanni and More
The page previews a week of Metropolitan Opera offerings led by conductors including Bonci and Chaliapine. Feature performances include Don Giovanni with Isolde and Manon Lescaut and a Faust gala. Players named include Eames Gadski Sem Scotti Rappold Lucas and Chaliapine in various roles.
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers Formed
A new National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers forms to protect managers with touring companies. Henry W. Savage serves as president, with Matt Klaw, Lee Shubert, George Tyler, and William A. Brady among early members. The group to seek better transportation laws, private arbitration, anti extortion on tours, and a reliability bureau for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Theatrical Producing
Times
Henry W. Savage
Matt Klaw
Lee Shubert
George Tyler
William A. Brady
Broadway
David Belasco
Hiellis B& Cooley
Col Savage
Toory
L&3
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
New York
Germany
Bureau of Reference
A Delightful Entertainer Leslie Harris at Hudson Theatre
Mr. Leslie Harris billed as England's Greatest Entertainer at the Piano appeared at the Hudson Theatre to a large crowd with encores. He performed a mix of new material and humor with piano pieces, cockney songs, and a sentimental tale of two ragged street urchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Harris
England
Hudson Theatre
Harris
Hars
Sar Dawg
Fiarris
District John F P Moran Ends South Stay in Ill Health
Boston January 4 District John F P Moran cuts short a months long stay in the South due to throat trouble though no fixed schedule governs his return. Moran reports health concerns influenced the decision and will map the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John FP. Moran
South
Appellate Division Pauses Victoria License Action
The Appellate Division issued an order restraining Justice Greenbaum from signing any license revocation of the Victoria Music Hall and barring the Police Commissioner from actions against William Hammerstein. The stay lasts until a further hearing set for Jan. 24 to determine if Hammerstein faces a criminal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Justice Greenbaum
William Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Assets Sought in Carter Payne Bankruptcy Case
Ezra P. Prentice as receiver seeks examination of Miss Norman L. Munro before Commissioner Thomas Alexander to identify assets belonging to Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne. Prentice alleges Munro may possess diamonds an automobile and other items to be turned over to the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Leslie Carter
Ezra P. Prentice
Leslie Carter Payne
Holt
United States District Court
Norman L. Munro
Thomas Alexander
Payne
Portrait Sketch Underway of Maude Adams by J H Alexander
John H Alexander begins preliminary oil studies of a full length portrait of actress Maude Adams. The work aims to capture her in the second act costume from The Jesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alexander
Maude Adams
John H. Alexander
Miss Adams
Edwin Boyle Seeks Paris and Berlin Presentations for The Squaw Man
Edwin M. Boyle, author of The Squaw Man, is negotiating for stage presentations of the play in Paris and Berlin. He aims to expand the work beyond its current venue and reach European audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edwin M. Boyle
Berlin
Theatrical Notes from the Stage Scene
Mrs Le Moyne gave her final reading of Macbeth at the Linceum Theatre and will start a Macbeth readings series in Washington next month. Three one act plays debuting at the Educational Alliance Theatre last Saturday will be repeated tomorrow. Ida Conquest began her engagement in The Girl With the Green Goetz in Toronto on Monday night. Goethe's drama von Berlichingen has its first American presentation tonight at Irving Place Theatre under Dr Baumfeld. J C Williamson’s last contract in New York was with Charles Frohman for Miss Hook of Holland rights. Paul McAllister resigns as leading man to Mrs Leslie Carter and plans a new comedy Indifference he wrote. A man from Orange New Jersey fainted at the New Amsterdam Theatre during The Merry Widow but recovered to finish the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetz von Berlichingen
Goethe
Irving Place Theatre
Dr. Baumfeld
J. C. Williamson
New York
Charles Frohman
Miss Hook
Holland
Paul McAllister
Leslie Carter
Orange
N. J
New Amsterdam Theatre
Schelling Delivers Poetic Power in Carnegie Hall Recital
Ernest Schelling, American pianist noted in Europe, gave a Carnegie Hall recital that impressed a sizable audience. He displayed technical strength, musical interpretation, and a rich range of tone as he performed Liszt Bach and Chopin, Schumann, Alkan, Pugno, Debussy, Paderewski, and Liszt transcriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schelling
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
Schelling
Europe
New York
Chopin
Liszt
Schumann
Paderewski
Opera House
Circle to Be a Music Hall Under New Management
Gus Edwards and Felix Isman sign 1 percent lease for eight years starting March 1 at The Circle Theatre. Redevelopment delays opening. March marks first performance under Edwards, who will personally run the house and contribute music. The venue will be renamed Gus Edwards's Music Hall with revues or musical farce as first offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Edwards
Felix Isman
Circle Theatre
Edwards
Music
Circle
Gen Josiah Pickett Dies at 88 in Worcester
Gen Josiah Pickett a noted Worcester County Civil War veteran died suddenly at his Worcester home at age 88. He led the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment, earned a brevet brigadier general for valor at Cold Harbor, served in the Massachusetts militia, and later worked at the Boston Custom House and as Worcester postmaster for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Josiah Pickett
Worcester County
Massachusetts
Beverly
Massachusetts Militia
Pickett
Balaklava
Congress
Boston
Danish Poet H H Drachmann Dies in Copenhagen
Holger Henrik Herholdt Drachmann a Danish poet and author died yesterday in Copenhagen from a long standing nerve disease. Born October 9, 1846 he studied at the University of Copenhagen and the Academy of Fine Arts. He began writing at 26 and in 1877 published Songs of the Sea and Over the Frontier There which established his literary reputation. His works have been translated into several languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H
H. Drachmann
Copenhagen
Holger Henrik Herholdt Drachmann
Horrack
University of Copenhagen
Academy of Fine Arts
Dr Joaquin Merill Dies of Tuberculosis in Poughkeepsie
Special to The New York Times Dr Joaquin Merill a leading physician in Poughkeepsie New York died today of tuberculosis at his home Born Havana Cuba December 21 1841 he hailed from a Spanish noble family tied to the Duke of Alva who reportedly urged his return to Spain Merill's father was a titled planter and broker and his mother Eugenia Alvarez linked to the house of Alva Alvareze Civil War exploits included Libby Prison captivity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Joaquin Merill
Merill
Duke of
Alva
America
Spain
Morti
Havana
Cuba
Palestine
Eugenia Alvarez
House of Alva
Alvareze
Libby
Richmond
Forney Dies Aged 73 In Hotel Bucking ham After Illness
Matthias Nace Forney a noted mechanical engineer and writer died at 73 yesterday at the Hotel Buckingham after a brief illness. He was an early member of the Union League Club and a member of the Century Club and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Forney designed locomotives for the Manhattan elevated system and patented many locomotive devices. He caught a cold and developed pneumonia. He leaves a widow and will be buried in Hanover Pennsylvania on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Nace Forney
Buckingham
Mr. Forney
Union League Club
Century Club
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Manhattan
Hanover
Penn
Glyn Novel Linked to $400000 Damage Suit
Kenneth Hay, a traveling salesman, arrested in New Rochelle on a $100000 claim by S. M. Butler, secretary of the Automobile Club of America, alleging alienation of Butler’s wife Adele. The case cites Elinor Glyn’s Three Weeks and involves affairs, family residence in New Rochelle, and a pending trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Whith Plains
N. Y
Kenneth Hay
New Rochelle
White Plains
Kuss
S. M. Butler
Automobile Club of America
Adele Butler
Westchester County
Hay
Beacon Apartments
Butlers
Residence Park
Elinor Glyn
Will
Butler
City Bar Elects Officers Without Opposition
The City Bar Association elected officers last night with no opposition. President Edmund Wetmore led a slate that includes vice presidents John M. Bowers Charles F. Brown James Byrne Edward Morse Shepard Thomas Thacher and others. New members brought total association membership above 2000. last year’s income was 103500 and expenses 90445.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bar Association
Edmund Wetmore
John M. Bowers
Charles F. Brown
James Byrne
Edward Morse- Shepard
Thomas Thacher
Silas B. Brownell
Henry B. Closson
S. Sidney Smith
W. E. Curtis
John Frankenheimer
Joan A. Garver
Robert G. Monros
Alton B Parker
James la Bishop
Joseph P. Cotton
Morton L. Fearey
Matthew C. Fleming
Learned Hand
James G. King
Charles C. Nott, Jr
W Gould Brokaw Not Ill Says Family
The family of W Gould Brokaw denies reports that he is ill with typhoid fever in the South. He is in the South but reportedly not ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gould Brokaw
Death of James Ryder Randall, Maryland My Maryland author
James Ryder Randall of Augusta Georgia died this afternoon from congestion of the lungs. Born in Baltimore January 1 1839, he wrote Maryland My Maryland during the Civil War inspired by a Massachusetts regiment’s passage and a Baltimore crowd incident. He later edited the Augusta Chronicle and served as Washington correspondent for The Chronicle and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
James Ryder Randall
Maryland
Randall
Baltimore
Poydras College
Louisiana
James Clarence Mangan
New Orleans
Letty Cary
Lauriger Horitius
South
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
Old Land
Widow Catharine Heney Dies in Brooklyn at 70
Mrs. Catharine Heney widow of Charles Heney and mother of Charles E Heney a Metropolitan Turf Association governor died Monday night at her home 03 Court Street Brooklyn She was 70 a prominent St Pauls Roman Catholic Church member and well known for charitable work in South Sas Her sons Charles E Heney a lieutenant and William J Heney active in Democratic politics in Kings County survive with three sons and four daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Heney
Charles Heney
Charles . Heney
Metropolitan Turf Association
Court Street
Brooklyn
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
Heney
South Sas
Charles E.heney
Patrick H.mccarren
Kings
Willim J. Heney
Notable Deaths Span Mason, Educator, Editor, Pilot, Sculptor
Edwin A Thrall a thirty third degree Mason died in Torrington Conn at age 63 a prominent gem dealer in Maiden Lane New York Julius Il Townsend Rochester N Y educator and principal of No 6 School died suddenly in Rochester Henry A Schuller editor of the Pennsylvania German Magazine and Newtown Westbote died in Allentown Penn at 50 William Newey died after an operation at St Francis Hospital Jersey City aged 89 captain in the pre department died leaving widow and four children Frank Beebe Sandy Hook pilot died at S R Smith Infirmary New Brighton aged 57 Beebe Brothers firm included two brothers Julius T Melchers sculptor died in Debieg aged 78 painter Gart Melchers son friend Carl Schurz last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Thrall
Torrington
Conn
Maiden Lane
New York
Julius IL Townsend
Rochester
N. Y
No. 6
Henry A. Schuller
The
Pennsylvania Germ.n
Anewtown Westbote
Friesensvote
Alttown
Penn
Schuler
William Newey
St. Francis Hospital
Jersey City
Frank Beebe
Sandy Hook
S. R. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Beebe
Mistermann
Deibig
Mr. Melchers
Gart Melshers
Carl Schurz
Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Cities
A dense obituary column lists individuals from multiple locales with brief funeral details. Names include Richard Hinckley Allen of Chatham NJ. William L Grennan of Amsterdam and 6th St Manhattan. Mary Roe Burdett of Stamford CT. Emilie Myers Denman of Rahway NJ. Joseph F Egan of Redlands CA. Elizabeth Nanda Ellis of Westchester NY. Matthias Nace Forney of New York and Hanover PA. Ella Gorham Fuller. Adeline Hall. James Cotton Holden. Samuel Fisher Kimball. Mary Seton Ogden. Emmet R Olcott. Helen D Richardson. Sanford Blanford. Henrietta Appleby. Junius Hosford. Henry J Witte. Almira A Baxton Aldworth. Fanny Alexander. William J Allaire. Virginia Arata. Dan Aralda. Details include residence, burial or funeral times and locations, and occasional notes on carriages or trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Merritt
Stamford
Conn
Mary Roe Burdett
Charles P. Burdett
St. John’s Church
New -York
Hartford
Denman
Rahway
N. J
Emilie Myers
Richard N. Denman
Jaques Av
Cortlandt St
New York
Egan
Redlands
Cal
Joseph F. Egan
St. Leo's Church
Madison
Sth
Ellis
Westchester
St. Peter's Church
Philadelphia
Forney
Buckingham Sotel
Matthias Nace Forney
Hanover
Penn
Fuller
Ella Gorham
Afford B. Fuller
Fraser C. Fuller
Broadway
Adeline
Silas Hall
St. Ans Amsterdam
Holden
James Cotton Holden
N.J
Kimball
West T4th St
Samuel Fisher Kimball
Emma C. Kimball
Ogden
Mary Seton
Henry and Mary
Church of the Incarnation
Soth
Staaison
M. Olcott
Emmet R. Olcott
Church of the Ascension
Richardson
New Grana Hotel
Helen D
Harriet M
Frank H Richardson
Banford
Newtown
Mount Ance Hospital
Henrietta Appleby
Robert W. Smith
St. Agnes’s Chapel
West
Smith
Little Falls
Junius Hosford
J. Hosford
Veronia Evelyn Smith
Junius Smith
Stocer
Howe Stree
Pittsburg
Mary Elizabeth Wiman ‘Perry
Norman Wilson Stocer
Storey
Edward Albert Storey
South Portland Av
Brooklyn
Story
Central_ Park South
Haniie Emerson Story
George H. Story
Witte
Henry J
Catherine Witte
Prospect Park West
Greenwood
Obituaries From Newark and Nearby Areas
Funeral notices list ages and addresses for numerous residents including Anton Ast 19 Appolonia Hachmann-Hoffman 7 and Jane Campbell 90, with services to be held today in Newark Yonkers Brooklyn and New York City. The notices cover Jan 10 to Jan 18 and mention private and public funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South 14Th
Newark
N. J
Anton Ast
Bachmann-Hoffman
East 13Th St
Appolonia Hachmann-Hoffman
Bachtigei
Charles Fachtizer
Bernard
Madison Av
Jack. Herpard
BLACK
West Seth St
Anne Drew ML
Bramer
Verona Av
Nudg
Elisa Brauer
Bushold
West Orange
Henrietta Bushold
Byrnes
Dobbs Ferry
Catherine Byrnes
Catherine Byrnes. Funeral Jan, Te Scampbell
St. Mark's Av
Brooklyn
Jane Campbell
Cline
Hudson House
Far Rocka L. L
Leonard V. Cline
Day Corwin
Great Neck
van Fi
Limestine L. Corwin
Doclmny
East
Harry A. Dooley
Dretschel
West 49Th St
Mamie Dretschel Dulify
Oreng Q. d
Alecia Luffy
Ford
Madison St
Jane B. Ford
Freund
Gud Stanhope &T
Ridgewood
Anna Freu
N. Je
Gertrude Hanle
T. Harrison
West 10Th St
Hichard Harrison
Heney
Court St
Catharine Heney
Herd
Harrison
James X. Herd
Hodgman
Palisade Av
Yonkers
Constant Cy Hodgman
Hodson
15Th St
Hille” Hodson
M. Jahn
East 1Uth St
Aoe John
Kaeser
Linden
Wiliam J. Kaeser, Jr
Kane
Congress
Amny Kane
Is. Lane
Rutherford
Henry Lane
M. Larson
Schermerhorn St
Charles O. Larson
Ohnmacht
Weirfield &T
Charles Ohnmacht
Onail
Williamsbridge
Lawrence P. O’ Neil
Petersen
9Th
Long Island City
Frederick Petersen
Pierson
Lockport
N. Y
John Pierson
Pye
Bainbridge St
Wan
William C. Pye
Ramsey
Sedgewick Av
Rebecca T. Ramsey
Reinhardt
N. 1
John J. Reinhardt Rich
West
Jam
Baton Rice
Robinson
Rose
Sneyd
Orange Av
Irvington
Frederick C Sperd
Stefle
Hartman St
Rudolph Stehle, Jr
Stemmerman
Vernon
12Th St
Phoebe Terpening
Totten
Pisinfield
Theodore & Totten
Townsend
Gisa Head
Lee
Jen
Thomas G
Tully
Paat
A. ML Ward
Wallace Place
Newari
Ma Dey
Catherine J. Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lazlo
Buds
Social Notes
Curtis Publishing Company
An Yoan
Guicace
Burzare
Henry Spies Kip
Cowles—Holmes
Miss van Wart
Flonzaley Quartet
Margulies
Mendelssohn, Beethoven
Belasco
Mr. Leslie Harris
John B. Moran
Ill
Wellville
Edwards and Isman
Matthias N. Forney
Katsu
Glyn
Auto Club of America
Mr. Butler Sage
Sme
Roadway
Fulton Street
City Bar
Association
Piel Bros
Pifl Bros
Uneeda
Vesta Victoria
Julius Steger & CO
Law and
Ee Je
Oo H.noxon
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
N. City
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
Waldensian Aid Society
American Waldensian Aid Society
Rutgers Church
Seventy-third Street
Amgelini
Italy
Platt
Beaton Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Quenee Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Mrs. Catharine Heney
Aldworth
Douglaston
L. I
Almira A. Baxton
Alexander
West 116Th St
Fanny Alexander
Allaire
S T
William J. Allaire
Louis Tracy
Edward J. Clode
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