Goulds Emerald Gown Featured for Plaza Debut
Mrs. George Gould prepares for her plaza appearance as Mrs. Schuyler Van Vechten in Mrs Van Vechtens Divorce Dance at the Plaza. A private detective watches Gould emerald props while three hours of rehearsal refine period detail and staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gould
Gould
Margherita
Italy
Daniel Frohman
Francis L. Pruyn
Kyrle Bellew
Persia
Fifth Avenue
Nahan Franko
Franko
Mrs Orme Wilson Hosts Evening for Sons
Mrs. M Orme Wilson hosted a dinner dance at 3 East Sixty fourth Street for her sons Orme Wilson Jr and Thornton Wilson. Guests included Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Cornelius Van derbilt among a long list of society names. The cotillion was led by Phoenix Ingraham followed by a buffet supper with many notable invitees and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Ingraham
M. Orme Wilson
East Sixty-fourth Street
Orme Wilson, Jr
Thornton Wilson
John Jacob Astor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Anton Sigray
Vienna
Laszlo Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
Count Apponyi
Belmont
Arthur Scott ‘Gurden
Harry Payne Whitney
William’ Greenough
Henry. R. Winthrop
Courtlandt Field Bishop
Ernest Iselin
William Woodward
Lucius K. Wilmerding, Jr
W. Payne Thompson
Livermore
Banished by Postum Coffee Substitution Story
A reader recounts a mother plagued by seven years of nervous headaches who quits coffee after trying Postum Food Coffee. She finds headaches vanish and shares the change with a friend, who, properly prepared, prefers Postum and banishes coffee from homes. The notice cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wellville
Names of Individuals in Historic Ledger
A readable fragment lists several individuals including William Moore Orson Munn Campbell Steward Chalmers Wood Mr Wood Charles Lanier Jr Phoenix Ingraham George Baker and Moncure Robinson, suggesting a roster or committee within a historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
William Moore
Orson Munn
Campbell Steward
Chalmers Wood
Mr. Wood
Charles Lanier, Jr
Phoenix Ingraham
George Baker
Moncure Robinson
Debutante Adelia Pyle’s Dance at Colony Club
Mrs James Tolman Pyle hosted a dance for her debutante daughter Miss Adelia McAlpin Pyle at the Colony Club last night. About 120 young people attended with music, supper, and a long list of Princeton and New York guests including Miss Mary Pyle Miss Grace Henry and Mr J McAlpin Pyle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tolman Pyle
Adelia McAlpin Pyle
Colony Club
David H. McAlpin Pyle
Tillion
Brooke van Dyke
Dorothea van Dyke
Charlotte Delafield
Dorothy Merle Smith
Princeton
N. Y
Mary Pyle
Mary Ostrander
Grace Henry
Mary Sloane
Gladys Roosevelt
Priscilla Stanton
Rosina Hoyt Otis
Ina Kissel
Anne Graham
Ruth Collins
Miss Webster
Boston
Elizabeth Bertron
Sarah Hardenbergh
Orson Munn
George T
Brokaws ”. Dana
William Parsons
Stewartton
Preston Fargo
Stephen van Nensselaer
R. T. Lounsbery, Jr
E. M. Drayton
Hugh Chisholm
Frederick Godley
James Breese, Jr
Leonard Jones
Leonard Sullivan
J. McAlpin Pyle
J. D. Wing
Theron Strong
Frank Sloane
Seaver Jones
Reginald Cleveland
William Coffin
Harvey Graham
Kenneth McAlpin
William A. Butler
Taylor Pyne
Thomas Dixon
Edwin Hoyt
Henry van Dyke, Jr
Knights Templars Ball at Waldorf Astoria
Palestine Commandery of the Knights Templars held a large ball last night, occupying a second floor suite for 650 members and guests. Reception Committee was led by Eminent Commander Arthur D. Middleton with assistants Charles C. Jenkins and James McCourt, followed by a list of committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Knights Templars
Waldorf-Astoria
Arthur D. Middleton
Charles C. Jenkins
James McCourt
Eugene 8. Bunson
John M. Layman
James W. Bowden
Charles E. Lansing
George F. Lawrie
Wallace A. Downs
Charles H. Cummings
Charles D
Devens Van Kleeck Tie The Knot In City Church
Richard Devens married Helen Van Kleeck daughter of Mrs Willam H Van Kleeck yesterday at Brick Presbyterian Church. Officiating ministers were Rev William R Richards and Rev Sheppard Knapp. Mrs Thorn burn Reid sister of the bride served as matron of honor with Henry Devens as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Devens
Helen van Kleeck
Willam H. van Kleeck
Yeerday
Brick Presbyterian Church
William R. Richards
Sheppard Knapp
Thornburn Reid
Henry Devens
Widow of Paul Leicester Ford to wed Dr. Williams
Mrs. Grace Kidder of Brooklyn will marry Dr. Linsly R. Williams of 889 Madison Avenue today. Only the relatives of the bride and groom will witness the ceremony. Williams, Princeton class of 1894, later joined the Vanderbilt Clinic staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Leicester Ford
Linsly R. Williams
Madison Avenue
Williams
Princeton
Vanderbilt Clinic
Ford
Grace Kidder
Brooklyn
Rumored marriage in Asheville between Philip S Henry and Miss Wolfe
Dispatches from Asheville say rumors of a marriage between Philip S Henry and English governess Miss Wolfe may be unverified due to Miss Wolfe opposition. Wal ter Lewisohn, Henry's brother in law, refused to be quoted but hinted the unions may not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Philip S. Henry
Miss Wolfe
Henry
Walter Lewisohn
Social and Society Notes From New York
Mrs. James A Burden Jr plans a tonight dance. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Cutting Lawrence on Thursday. A Waldorf concert benefits tenement children. Mr and Mrs Joel Nott Allen travel to Philadelphia for Academy reception. Mrs Scarvesant Fish hosts luncheon tomorrow at East Seventy eighth Street. Mrs Richard R Gaenzer hosts second informal reception Friday at 71 East Eighty seventh Street. The Hon Mrs Lionel Guest and daughter Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge, arriving from Canada, stay with Hon John Bigelow until Feb 1. Mrs George J Gould Miss Marjorie Gould Mrs James Henry Smith and Miss Anita Stewart plan to join the Palm Beach New York colony at Royal Poinciana in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cutting Lawrence
Joel Nott Allen
Philadelphia
Academy of Fine Arts
Scarvesant Fish
East Seventy-eighth Street
Richard R. Gaenzer
East Highty-seventh Street
Lionel Guest
Lucy Bigelow Dodge
Canada
John Bigelow
Guest
George J. Gould
Marjorie Gould
James Henry Smith
Anita Stewart
Plaza
New York Colony
Royal Poinciana
Palm Beach
Off to Foreign Lands On Three Ocean Liners
A list of travelers sails from New York on three liners. The American liner St. Paul departs for Southampton with E. D. Adams and others. The Bluecher carries Mrs. Louis Butler and companions to Hamburg. The Verdi sails for Brazilian ports with Capt. H. Davidson and crew, planning a voyage to Buenos Ayres and beyond before returning via Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Southampton
E. D. Adams
Henry Brinton
Henry Battelbaum
C. A. F._Flager
John Duncan Jones
E. B. Halsey
Helen E. Leavitt
Wiliam McBride
Comtesse de Montsaulain
H. W. Morse
Andre van Praag
Henry Wiggiesworth
Hamburg
Louis Butler
Sarah M. Gamble
Arturo Lambert
Arthur van Ornum
I. Morcaunt Sigismund
Marjorie van Rensselaer
Capt. H. Davidson
D. F. MecGillicuddy
W. R. Clark
F. C. McDonald
P. S. Penfield
Robert Marxe
Buenos Ayres
Andes
Valparaiso
Peruvian
New York
Panama
Court spares life policy case amid caustic remarks
Supreme Court Justice Marean of Brooklyn reserved decision on a demurrer in the case of Rosa Nicoud versus New York Life Insurance. Nicoud seeks the $500 twenty year endowment policy taken by her husband Paul N Nicoud in 1904. She argues policy was in force until May 1905 and that premium notices were not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Marean
Brooklyn
New York Life Insurance Company
Rosa Nicoud
Frank McCaffry
Paul N. Nicoud
Nicoud
Theatre Moguls Belasco and Fiske Tie for Next Season
Independent managers Harrison Grey Fiske and David Belasco announce a formal alliance for the coming season. Mrs. Fiske and Mme. Kalich will headline Belasco Theatre productions with premieres and American plays, marking the first non Belasco named productions at the house. The arrangement positions the two men to share top stage spots through mid season and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fiske
Mme. Kalich
Belasco Theatre
David Belascolound
Harrison Grey
Fiske
Mr. Belasco
Belasco
Manhattan Company
American Play Company formed from two leading houses
The American Play Company organized by merging forces of two major play brokerage firms. Elizabeth Marbury serves as President with Edgar Selwyn as Vice President and Archibald Selwyn as Treasurer. Rol Cooper Megrue becomes Secretary and general manager. The venture will cooperate with Miss Marbury's office to lease stock plays, controlling about 500 standard titles and operating offices in New York, London, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Play Company
Elizabeth Marbury
Edgar Selwyn
Archibald Selwyn
Rol Cooper Megrue
Miss Marbury
Miss Marbury and
Selwyn & Co
America
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Orchestra Gives Pohlig's Poem A Hero's Death and Apotheosis
Philadelphia hosted the first American performance of Carl Pohlig's four movement symphonic poem A Hero's Death and Apotheosis. The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Pohlig drew an enthusiastic audience at the Academy of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Carl Pohlig
Académy of Music
Philadelphia Orchestra
Dfc
Herr Pohlig
Last Night's Operas Delight Manhattan Audience
The fifth performance of Thals filled the Manhattan Opera House with enthusiasm. Mary Garden and Maurice Renaud were praised for dramatic portrayals, while Campanini conducted. Dalmarés stood out in the small role of Nicias. Madame Butterfly was repeated at the Metropolitan with Geraldine Farrar, Caruso, and Stracciari in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thals
Manhattan Opera
Mary Garden
Maurice Renaud
Campanini
Dalmarés
Nicias
Metropolitan
Geraldine Farrar
Messrs
Caruso
Stracciari
Tetrazzini Sends Thanks for New York Success
Mme. Tetrazzini received a telegram yesterday from her former Tivoli Opera manager in San Francisco congratulating her on a New York success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetrazzini
Mme
Tivoli Opera
San Francisco
New York
Theatrical Notes and Upcoming Premieres
Vesta Victoria sings What on Marry Me at the Colonial Theatres. A Friars meeting Friday Jan 31 to vote on a permanent clubhouse. The Soul Kiss debuts in Philadelphia next week. Genee to perform at American Academy of Dramatic Arts sixth matinee next Thursday. Bjornson play The Marriage to open with two acts plus three one acts. Denis Sullivan to star at Majestic Theatre starting Feb 24 in Peggy Machree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Victoria
Philadelphia
Genee
Amer- American Academy of Dramatic Arts
E Theatre
Marriore
Bjornson
Joseph Brooks
A. W. Dingwall
Lee Shubert
Denis O'Sullivan
Majestic Theatre
Peggy Machree
Brooklyn Woman Acts as Ambulance Surgeon
For the first time in Brooklyn medicine Dr Mary M Crawford, a Williamsburg Hospital assistant house surgeon, served as ambulance surgeon Wednesday night alongside Dr Barnes, the regular surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mary M. Crawford
Williamsburg Hospital
Barnes
Crawford
Funeral Today for Firemen Fallon and OConnor
Mrs. John Fallon widow of Parker Building fire patrolman Fallon and Fireman OConnor will be buried in Calvary Cemetery after a combined funeral at the French Church in West Twenty third Street. Processions depart Homes after 9 a.m. with pallbearers from Fallon and OConnor crews. The Times has received about 412 in subscriptions for Mrs Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fallon
Parker Building
NEW York Times
Johnny
Fallon
O'Connor
West Twenty-third Street
Father Smith
O’connor
Thirty-fourth Street Ferry
Calvary Cemetery
Times
Shrinkage in New York Trust Companies Totals Declines
Albany January 17. A report from State Banking Department Superintendent Clark Williams shows trust company resources fell by 362 113 191 between August 22 and December 19 1907. Total resources dropped from 1 363 900 000 to 1 001 800 000 as 69 000 000 in eliminations reduced the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Aus
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Sus
Department
Trust Company Men Meet and Elect Officers
Representatives of forty of the sixty six trust companies forming the Trust Companies Association of the State of New York met at the National Park Bank. They listened to a letter of regret from State Superintendent Clark Williams and elected officers for the ensuing year including President Grange Sard and President John S. Waterbury as vice presidents along with Theodore F. Miller James S. Sherman Clinton L. Rossiter Philip Babcock and an executive committee headed by Otto Tamara and Silas Dutcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Companies’ Association of
State of New York
National Park Bank
Clark Williams
Grange _ Sard
Union Trust Company
Albany
John S. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
New York
Theodore F. Miller
Brooklyn Trust Company
Brooklyn
James S. Sherman
Utica Trust and Deposit Company
Utica
Cliton L. Rossiter
Long Island Loan and Trust Company
Philip 5. Babcock
Otto T. Tamara
Silas B. Dutcher
Charles A., Roody
Seymour van Santvoord
William Nottingham
E. O. McNair
Lewis P. Ross
Oakleigh Thorne
George W. Young
John E. Borne
Receivers Sought for Westchester Electric and Yonkers Lines
Yesterday petitions filed in White Plains seek temporary receivers for the Westchester Electric Railway and Yonkers Trolley Road, claiming combined debt over 5 million dollars. Justice Mills said he would name receivers tomorrow as next week a Tarrytown White Plains Marmaroneck line receiver is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Parsons Lectures on Unpublished Subway Chapters
William Barclay Parsons spoke to Columbia University Engineering Society on New York subway history and his 1804 rapid transit work. He recalled advising a shallow subway against the tube idea after studying European systems and writing the London Commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Barclay
Parsons
Columbia University Engineering Society
Columbia School of Mines
Rapid Transit Commission
London
New
London Commission
Artificial Diamond Formulas Stir Skepticism Worldwide
Diamond experts in this city question M Lemoine s process announced in London and printed in the Times. Prof Samuel Auchmuty Tucker and George Frederick Kunz doubt real diamonds will result, noting possible boron or iron oxide byproducts and high costs. Sir Julius Werner accuses fraud while Lord Armstrong defends Lemoine as details circulate from a 1901 sale. the Union of London and Smiths Bank holds the current formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lemoine
London
M. Lamoine
Julius Werner
Kimberley
Samuel Auchmuty Tucker
Department of Electrical Chemistry
Columbia University
East Sixty-first Street
Henri Moissan
Moissan
George Frederick, Kunz
Prof
Tucker
France
Ariside Charette
French Academy of Science
Rand
Lord Armstrong
Lemoine
Edgar Cohen
Union of London and
Smith's Bank, Limited
Notable addresses at Hebrew Technical School for Girls meeting
Lemuel L. Clemens and Justice Greenbaum will address the annual meeting of the Hebrew Technical School for Girls tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the school building at Fifteenth Street and Second Avenue. Dr Joseph Coffey of 441 West Fifty sixth Street collapsed and died of apoplexy in a cafe rear room on Ninth Avenue. The Federal Sherman Act case against American Tobacco Company saw its last hearing in New York before US Commissioner Shields. the next session is set for Cincinnati on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Hebrew Technical School For Girls
Fifteenth Street
Second Avenue
Joseph Coffey
West Fifty-sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
American Tobacco Company
United States
Shields
Cincinnati
Vacant chair is victor as veteran dies during GAR banquet
Dr. J. B. Hayes, 63, Civil War veteran, collapsed mid speech at a Grand Army of the Republic banquet in Carrollton UL. He pointed to a draped vacant chair and spoke of Sneed of Nelton who died in 1905 before sinking and dying at home. David Pierson Gardner, Brooklyn blinds and doors maker and oldest Odd Fellow, died at 93. He left a son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
New York
David Pierson Gardner
Washington Avenue
Brooklyn
Morris County
N. J
Fleet Street
Mr. Gardner
Drarter
Principle Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noted South Dakota rancher George B Moseley dies in Brooklyn
George B Moseley a leading South Dakota ranchman died Thursday at St Marys Hospital in Brooklyn after surgery. Born in Nottingham England in 1848 he moved to Dakota Territory forty years ago to raise stock and ran a large ranch near Pierre. He came to Brooklyn last fall leaving a widow and four sons surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Moseley
South Dakota
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Mr. Moseley
Nottingham
England
Pierre
Morris Solomon Dies at 71 in New York Home
Morris Solomon father of the Roge brothers collapsed and died at 248 West Forty-fourth Street around 5 pm Thursday. He was 71 and recently celebrated his golden wedding. Survived by his widow and nine children, funeral set for Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Solomon
Roge Brothers
Forty-fourth Street
Mr. Solomon
Obituary notices of Stover Nickels Meeker Diedling Mussel and Mussel
Daniel C. Stover a Freeport Illinois stove and farm machinery maker died yesterday at 65 Annie M Nickels mother of John Nickels former Bayonne Chief of Fire died yesterday at 82 East Centre Street Bayonne New Jersey aged 75 Edward Meeker died Thursday night at 16 Evergreen Place East Orange New Jersey aged 78 He helped develop East Orange Brick Church Rudolph Diedling proprietor of Hotel Rudolph Catskill New York died Thursday night aged 17 He was born in Luxemburg and later ran a Catskill hotel Herman Muss ehl died at his home 45 Seabriskie Street Jersey City Thursday from a complication of diseases aged 71 He was German born Civil War veteran captain and longtime German Savings Bank of Jersey City employee His widow three sons and four daughters survive Cremation at Fresh Pond Long Island on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Stover
Freeport
Ill
Annie M. Nickels
John Nickels
Bayonne
Rudolph Diedling
Saugerties
Herman Mussehl
Seabriskie Street
Jersey City
Jon
Germany
Sixty-eighth
New York Infantry
Born. Humphry Newborn at Corona on January Sixteen
A birth notice records the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Frederick Humphry at Corona on January 16 1908 at 4 26 PM. The child is their eighth.
Marriages in January 1908 Names and Dates
Notices announce several January 1908 marriages led by Rev. Dr. Magnes. Tessip R. Peck wed Max J. Bernheim on January 18, Josephine Lehman married De Witt A. Davidson on January 6, Sallie S. Sherman joined Irving Hamilton on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson—Lehman
Josephine Lehman
de Witt A. Davidson
Hamilton-Sherman
Sallie S. Sherman
Irving Hamilton
Obituary notices from New Brunswick and surrounding areas
A flurry of death notices and funeral announcements dated Jan 1908 from New Brunswick Newark and nearby towns list names ages and burial details. Entries include Emma J Baball Atkinson Der borah Barwis Ralph Burnham Johanna Caesar Samuel M Cooper Willim H Crawford Augusta Flammer Salomon Furst and many others with dates and service locations across New Jersey New York and Connecticut. Community members are invited to attend services at residences churches and cemeteries with details like addresses and times where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Ferguson
Stuyvesant Av
Brooklyn
Friends’ Cemetery
Pros
West End
Johanna M. Heineken
Paul W. Caesar
Samuel M. Cooper
Proden
Chateau Av
Eree Hill
Crawford
Mount Vernon
Willim H- Crawford
York City
Augusta
Flammer
John G. Flammer
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
West 420
FURST
Salomon Furst
Neral
Temple Israel
Bedford
Lafayette Av
Gatte A.graf
Thureday
9Th St
Hate F
Frank P. Graf
Perth Amboy
St. Peter's Church
Norfolk
Rennolds
Eva Virginia
Philip Jackson Rennolds
Weert 119Th St
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mount
Vernon Loder
Ss ‘of and Bruder Gs Pbundee Society
Indigomit
Traps Alleged Bunco Man Arrested in Pittsburgh Scheme
O R K Brownfield a Fair Chance coal and coke dealer and real estate operator accused William Dunn of Pittsburg of swindling him out of 30000 via a wire tapping plot. Detective McConville says Dunn worked with a gang to lure victims to fake poolrooms with actors posing as famous bankers while Brownfield and accomplices investigated. James Williams and Nelson ate were arrested as Dunn’s confederates during the hotel meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. RK. Brownfield
Fairchance
Penn
William Dunn
Pittsburg
Brownfield
Financial District
Dunn
McConville
Morgan
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Gates
Browneld
Hrm
Yester
James Wilams
Seventh Avenue
Nelson
Death of Mrs Parmella Leonard Sparks Theories
Brooklyn Christians debate the cause of Parmella Leonard’s death. The death certificate cites diabetes but allies claim malicious animal magnetism as the real cause. The discussion echoes Mary Baker Eddy’s statements about her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Parmella Leonard
Leonard
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and Newark area dates
A column of death notices lists names ages and addresses from Brooklyn Newark and nearby towns with funeral times and interment details. Entries include David P Gardner James Gilchrist Charles H Goldberg Edward Grant James P Hall Wilhelm Ham Brock Adam Hammen Ethelyn Hansen William Hardekopf John E Hermann James J Heaney Anna Jaungbauer Eliza Kanouse Thomas F Kelly Lillian Kemp Mary D Kopp Loretta Lane Esther Piet, Emma L Lot Emma Reynolds Eliza beth Ross Eva Sehwegter Thomas D Smith Margaret Stelwagen Harvey Stone Catharine Tomlin Mary M Trunk Clara Van Gelder Alice Volkman Joseph D Whalen Ellen White Thomas J Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambrock
Simpson S J
Wilhelmine HaMbrock
Hammen
East Sith St
Adam Hammen
M. Hansen
St. James Place
Brooklyn
Ethelyn A. F. Hansen
Hardekopf
West E2d St
William Hardekopf
M. Hermann
John E. Hermann
Heaney
St. Ann's Av
James J Heaney
Jaungbauer
Lincoln Place
Anna Jaungbauer
Kanouse
Boynton
N. L
Eliza T. Kanouse
Kelly
Amsterdam
Thomas F. Kelly
Kemp
Retford
Lillian H. L. Kemp
Kopp
New St. Newark
N. J
Mary D. Kopp
Lane
1St St. Prooklin
Loretta G. Lane
Lott
Warwick
Orange County
N. Y
Emma L. Lot Maloney
Reade St
Newark
Mary A. Matoner
McCann
East Stith St
Maria J. McCann
Meeker
East Orange
Edward
Meyerr
East Héth St
Juobn G. Meyerricks
Mihovich
Wit Dutfield- St. Brooklyn
Julia Mihovich
Mussehl
O'Dell
Morton
Sarah Graham
Perry St
Phillips
Eliah Philips
Fur Pak
Tretley Pitt
Esther Piet
Eastistic St
Anna S Quern
Randolph
Halsey St
George F. Randolph
Reynolds
Commerce St
Mary Reynolds
Rosen
Clinton
Abraham
Tiesen
Ross
St. Harrison
Elizabeth Hoss
Schivesgler
Fulton
Eva _ Sehwegter
Smithe
Thomas PD
Smitha
Ponce Stellwagen
Saranac Lake
Argaret E. Stelwagen- A Stone
Harvey Stone
Tomlin
Lewis Av
Ae Catharine A. Tomlin
Trunk
Jdoward
Mary
M. Trunk
van Gelder
West Orange
Clara ¥. van Gelde
Volkman
Dean St
EU Crotona- Av
Thomas J. Wilson
Wood
West 12Nd St
Ellen Wood
Cay
Geneva
Memorial service for Mary EB Brevis at Halgroow Church
Su Hemariam Brooks Servies in memory of Mary EB Brevis to be held today at Halgroow Church at 10 30 AM. The service will honor Mary EB Brevis with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Mary
Halgroow
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Plaza Theatricals
Mrs. Gould
Orme Wilson
Edyth Deacon
Irene Sherman
Mildred Sherman
Edith Miller
Eleanor Mortimer
Mildred Carter
Elizabeth Morgan
Dorothy Tuckerman
Therese Iselin
Louise Iselin
Mabel Gerry
Ellen Rogers
Pauline Riggs
Caroline Drayton
Evelyn Marshall
Emily Welles
Laura Chanler
Gwendolyn Burden
Mary Astor Paul
Margaret Steward
Katharine Steward
Elizabeth Cutting
Margaret Dix
Patline French
Mr. Ripley
Mesers
Percy Pyne
Buell
Miss Pyle
Knights Templars’ Ball
Waldorf
Devens—Van Kleeck
P. S. Henry
Social Notes
James A. Burden, Jr
Verdi
Life Policy Feazes Court
Harrison Grey Fiske
Pohlig
Manhattan
Steinway
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
14Th St
Lor
M. C
L. S
G. Esteese
Thowell
Seeeciy
Baldwin
Sean
Bayrum
Trust Company
State Association
Grange Lord of Albany
Court
Westchester and
Yonkers
Transit Commission
Shadow Subway
Scott
Rogers Brothers
Josep M. Blake
Coyle
N.Y
Katherine Coyle Cullen
Ogden &J
Orange
Thomas Cullen
Donohue
Brown Av
van Nest
Thomas Donohune
Earl
Atlantic Av
East New York
Frantes Bartuneral
Ennis
Rockaway Beath
L. I
Thomas Ennis
Flaherty
Haskin St
Throgs’s Neck
Eliza Fherty
Galligan
Fairmount
John Gall
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th St
Eddyite
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Boss
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sime
Inser
Ton Globe
Buffalo Courte
Chicago Record-Herald
Public Ledger
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis
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