Mrs Gould Acts in Plaza Show in Society Ballroom
Mrs Gould formerly Edith Kingdon appears as actress in a Plaza Hotel debut with Frederick Townsend Martin leading a cast including Chyrle Bellew and Mrs Francis L Pruyn. The comedy Mrs Van Vechten's Divorce Dance draws society guests, with notable attendees and fashion on display as Gould receives applause and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jay Gould
Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza Hotel
Gould
Plaza Ballroom
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Vanderbilt
Mise Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Széchényi
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William Ouglar Sloane
Stuyvesant Fish
Ogden Mills
Edmund Ll. Baylis
John’ R. Drexel
William J. ‘Vanderbilt
Frederic C. Havemneyer
Clarence H. Mackay
Maturin Livingston
Giit
Horace. Porte
Frederick LD. Grant
Lloyd §. Bryce
Brayton Ives
J. Jownsend Burden
August Belmont
H. A. ©. Taylor
William K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Martin
Mr. Gould
Marjorie
Vivian Gould
Kingdon
Jayre
Advertising in a Changing Social Order Urges Business Progress
The article argues that businesses must advance or crumble, rejecting the idea that a family-run shop can endure across generations. Advertising becomes a necessity, not a luxury, with The Ladies Home Journal cited as a unique large-circulation medium trusted by readers. The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, promotes its reach across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapties’ Home Journal
Amateurs Stage Private Concert By St. Cecilia Club
The St. Cecilia Club led by Victor Harris gave a private Waldorf Astoria concert last night with 200 members aided by Leo Schulz cello Bertram Fox accompanist and Louis R Dressler organist. Holmes’s The Chambered Nautilus set to music by Mrs H I A Beach of Boston was featured along with The Castanet Song and a Davidoff cello solo by Mr Schulz. The club plans another concert on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Club
Victor Harris
Waldorf-Astoria
Leo Schulz
Bertram Fox
Louis R. Dressler
Holmes
H. i. A. Beach
Boston
Shelley
Davidoff
Schultz
Henry Burden
Susan Warner
Lou Willimerding
Duncan Wood
Mary R. Callender
Frederick Edey
Caroline E. _Lewis
Ethel S. Elliott
Thornton Chard
John H. Flagler
Mrs Fish Hosts Thirty at Dinner in New York Home
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish hosted a dinner for thirty guests at her residence. Attendees included Frederick Townsend Martin the Mayor and Mrs McClellan Brig Gen F D Grant and Mrs Grant Paul Morton and others. The table was adorned with Killarney roses and two Parisian dancers performed Spanish and Oriental dances after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orme Wilson
W. Starr Miller
Herbert D. Robbins
Royal Phelps Carroll
Lee ‘Taller
Mary Garden
Robert Sands
Frederick Hoppin
Moncure Robinson
Creighton Webb
Killarney
Mrs Whitney Hosts Dinner For Vanderbilt Kin And Széchényi
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney entertained guests at 2 West Fifty seventh Street for sister Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Széchényi. The dining room featured white lilacs palms and ferns with mauve orchids and pink roses. Attendees included numerous Vanderbilts, the Webb and Whitney families, Count and Countess Széchényi, and officials from the Vienna legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Payne Whitney
West Fiftyseventh Street
Gladys Vanderbilt
Laszlo Széchényi
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
W. Seward Webb
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
United States
Vienna
O'Shughnessy
Mrs Mackay Hosts Two Dinners With Opera Singers
Mrs Clarence Mackay has invites for dinners on Sundays January 26 and February 2, each limited to twenty five guests. After the first dinner Miss Mary Garden and Mr Renaud will sing, and for the second event Mile Gerville Reache and Mr Sammarco of the Manhattan Opera Company will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mackay
Mary Garden
Renaud
Mile. Gerville Reache
Sammarco
Manhattan Opera Company
Americans Meet the Kaiser at Emperor's Palace
Berlin scene as the first drawing room of the season hosts American guests including Mrs Spencer F. Eddy, Lieut Commander Reginald Belknap, Arthur T. Hadley president of Yale, Prof William H. Schofield of Harvard, and Basic Miles. Hadley and Schofield wore academic gowns while the Emperor conversed after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emperor’s Palace
Spencer F. Eddy
Reginald R. Belknap
Belknap
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale” University
Hadley
William’ Henry Schofield
Harvard University
Outward Bound: Liners Majestic and Ryndam Sail for Europe
The White Star liner Majestic sails for Europe today with passengers including Mr and Mrs M S Andrews Adam Campbell E D Da Witt Mr and Mrs Lawrence P Dickey Frank Kitchener Miss E Martin Mrs R Wayne Parker Miss A C Quinlan and George Matthews. The Holland America list follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Majestic
M. S. Andrews
Adam Campbell
E. D. da Witt
Lawrence P. Dickey
Frank Kitchener
E. Martin
R. Wayne Parker
A. C. Quinlan
George Matthews
Passengers aboard liner Ryndam for Rotterdam route
The Ryndam sails today for Rotterdam via Boulogne carrying Elizabeth Beckwith W C Hawley L Speyer KK V Hartigan and Mr and Mrs FP X Marnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Elizabeth Beckwith
W. C. Hawley
L. Speyer
KK. V. Hartigan
FP. X. Marnet
Max Schuster and Miss Florence Lillian Koch Wed at St Regis
In a St Regis wedding last night at 6:30, Max Schuster and Florence Lillian Koch tied the knot. The Rev Dr Meyer of Temple Israel officiated. Mrs Munroe Koch served as matron of honor and Julius Kaufman as best man. A dinner for 125 guests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schuster
Florence Lillian’ Koch
Samuel Koch
Brooklyn
Hotel
St. Regis
Dr. Meyer
Temple Israel
Munroe Koch
Julius Kaufman
Delmonico Morristown Couple Announce Engagement
Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Crist Delmonico of Morristown New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Julia Crist Delmonico to Ethan Allen Dennis son of Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Crist
Shakespearean Reading With Mendelssohn at Century Club
The Century Theatre Club presented an evening reading of As You Like It with Mendelssohn musique. Mrs Frances Carter read the play and Miss Elizabeth Topping accompanied on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Theatre Club
Frances Carter
Elizabeth Topping
German Charity Ball at Waldorf Plans Eighteenth Year
The eighteenth annual German Charity Ball under the German Liederkranz Bachelor Circle Jung Arion and Beethoven Bachelors will be at Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow evening. Net proceeds from previous balls total $162,000 and benefited German charitable institutions in New York. Christian G. Hupfel and Mrs. B. C. Schaefer will lead the grand march at 10,800 clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf
Wedding News and Society Notes From New York
The wedding of Miss Adaline Fox daughter of Dr George H Fox and Mrs Fox and Henry R Russell of Pittsfield Mass is set for Calvary Baptist Church on West Fifty seventh Street today. Also bachelor dinner for Robert F Manning to Miss Mabel F Flake at Delmonico's on Saturday night. Mrs Charles T Harbeck and the Misses Harbeck host at home today and January 29 at 306 Lexington Avenue. The Friday Evening Roller class holds its first meeting at Lenox Lyceum weekly. Patrons include Mrs Lorillard Spencer Jr Mrs Schuyler and Mrs George T Maxwell and Mrs Prescott Stade Mr and Mrs Richard M Colgate Miss Muriel Colgate of Orange N J Mr and Mrs Henry Burden of Cazenovia N Y and Lorillard Spencer of Newport at the Gotham. Mr and Mrs John Waterbury of Morristown have apartments at the Gotham for the winter. Leonard D Ahl and Mrs Daniel Ahl of Boston and Mrs E C Hazard and Princess Auersperg are at the St Regis. Invitations to the February 15 wedding of Duc de Chaulnes and Miss Theodora Shonts will not be sent yet due to the Duke's nephew's serious illness. the cable announced the illness yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Fox
George H. Fox
Charles T. Harbeck
Harbeck
Lexington Avenue
Lenox Lyceum
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Schuyler
George T. Maxwell
Prescott Stade
Richard M. Colgate
Muriel Colgate
Orange, N. J
Henry Burden
Cazenovia, N. Y
Lorillard Spencer
Newport
the Gotham
John Waterbury
Morristown
Gotham
Leonard D.ahl
Daniel Ahl
Boston
E. C. Hazard
Princess Auersperg
St. Regis
Duc de Chaulnes
Boy Hit By Auto In Fatal Fortieth Street Crash
Eight year old Benjamin Freibaum of 294 West Fortieth Street was run down at Fortieth Street and Seventh Avenue and taken to Bellevue Hospital with internal injuries likely to prove fatal. The driver, Peter Curran, refused to name his employer and was jailed at West Thirty-seventh Street Station. The car, No 35966, is owned by James C. Brady of Seventy-second Street and Riverside Drive. Curran later called the St Regis Hotel seeking Anthony N. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Freibaum
West Fortieth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Fortieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Peter Curran
West Thirty-seventh Street
James C. Brady
Consolidated Light and Power Company
Seventy-second Street
Riverside Drive
Curran
St. Regis
Anthony N. Brady
Actors to Aid a Hospital Benefit at Lyric Theatre
An entertainment for St. Andrew's Convalescent Hospital at 213 East Seventeenth Street will be held at the Lyric Theatre on Friday afternoon January 24. Mrs. Fiske with John Mason and George Arliss perform The New York Idea, Beatrice Herford offers monologues. Tea will be served on stage with the audience invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Convalescent Hospital
East Seventeenth Street
Lyric Theatre
Fiske
John Mason
George Arliss
New York Idea
Beatrice Herford
The New York Idea Spanish rights signed and London cast noted
Theatrical notes report contracts for Spanish rights to Langdon Mitchall’s The New York Idea with Mrs Fiske seen here last season and Ellis Jeffreys in London. William J Kelly’s stock company season starts next month at an uptown theatre with standard plays. Cyril Scott may close with The Prince Chap before leading in Samuel Claggett’s The Trail. Henry W Savage sails for Europe and not expected home before April. First moving pictures of The Merry Widow shown at Keith Proctor’s. Prof Caleb Winchester of Wellesley College to lecture at Waldorf Astoria on As You Like It Anton and Cleopatra and Winter’s Tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Mitchall
New York
Mrs. Fiske
Ellis Jeffreys
London
William J. Kelly
Uptown
Cyril Scott
the Prince Chap
Samuel Claggett
Henry’ W. Savage
Europe
Cecille
Col. Savage
Keith & Proctor
Twenty-third Street Theatre
Caleb T. Winchester
Wellesley College
Waldorf- Astoria
Anton
Cleopatra
Opera Stars Clash Over Our Judgment
Hammerstein says both prima donnas are successful and the American public is discriminating. Miss Mary Garden criticizes America for preferring old operas and tone over interpretation, while Tetrazzini defends modern works and notes Parisian contrasts with New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Garden
Everybody’s Magazine
America
Miss Garden
the Times
Europe
France
Mme. Tetrazzini
Oscar Hammerstein
Paris
New York
Thais
Louise
Vetrazzini
PenunEy
Massenet
Miss Morris Recital at Mendelssohn Hall Receives Mixed Praise
Miss Resine Morris played in Mendelssohn Hall yesterday, joining a crowded New York season. She offered Beethoven Waldstein, Heussl Lorghetto, Chopin, Moszkowski, Debussy, and Poldini pieces, Saint-Saëns arrangement from Ruins of Athens, and Liszt Paganini transcriptions. The audience heard musical intelligence and schooling but noted a lack of independent interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resine Morris
New York
Mendelssohn Hall
Miss Morris
Beethoven
Lorghetto
Heuselt
Chopin
Moszkowski
Debussy
Poidini
Saint-Saéns
Floridia Drops Opera Manuscript suit against Conried
Pie tro Floridia Cincinnati composer withdrew a $50000 damages suit against Heinrich Conried of the Metropolitan Opera House over a misplaced manuscript of The Scarlet Letter. Librarian Maple found the score and returned it. A separate $10000 royalties suit remains pending as Floridia estimates losses during possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Floridia
Cincinnati
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Floridia
Conried
Maples
Tetrazzini to star in Rigoletto at Manhattan Opera House
Mme Tetrazzini will sing Gilda in Rigoletto at the Manhattan Opera House next week with performances on Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon. Trovatore features Mme Schumann-Heink on Monday and Louise on Friday evening. A concert by the Michelson Trio at Mendelssohn Hall has been indefinitely postponed due to Hugo Riesenfeld’s illness, as he serves as Concert Master of the Manhattan Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Gilda
Manhattan Opera House
Trovatora
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Louise
Hugo Riesenfeld
Michelson Trio
Court ruling narrows Sunday moving pictures scope
Justice Vernon M. Davis ruled Section 2065 of the Penal Code applies only to outdoor displays and that moving pictures at Keith Proctor's 125th Street Theatre may operate on Sundays if not indecent. He urged Appellate Division clarification and noted city charter changes do not cover films. Justice Greenbaum upheld the Eden Musée injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith & Proctor
125Th Street
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
Davis
O’gorman
Eden Musée
Justice Greenbaum
Albany bill to legalize Sunday stage shows as concerts
Senator Frawley introduced a measure to amend the Penal Code to permit Sunday performances under the name of concerts. Actors may not wear costumes, but the bill aims to legalize programs like those once staged in New York City amid recent agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Frawley
New York City
Funeral for Edmund Stedman Held at Unitarian Church
The funeral for Edmund Clarence Stedman poet banker and philanthropist took place yesterday at the Unitarian Church of the Messiah on Thirty Fourth Street and Park Avenue. Flowers and tributes from societies and friends filled the church and the service included musical selections and remarks by Rev. Dr. Collyer and Rev. Dr. Van Dyke before the burial at Woodlawn Cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Unitarian Church of the Messiah
Thirtyfourth Street
Park Avenue
Stedman
National Institute of Arts and Letters
American Copyright League
Players and Authors’ Club
The
Century Magazine
New England
Authors’ Club
Irving Bachellor
Thomas R. Slicer
Prof
Brander Matthews
George W. Cable
Andrew Carnegie
T. R. Lounsbury
Hamilton Wright Mabie
William Vaughn Moody
Thomas Nelson Page
Booth Tarkington
William Bispham
Century Association
New York Stock Exchange
Yaie
Robert Collyer
Henry van Dyke
Peter
F. E. Kavanaugh
Captain Benjamin Parker Dies Noted Yachting Skipper
Southampton reports the death of Capt. Benjamin Parker a leading yachting skipper. He served as sailing master of the German Emperor's Meteor and later worked for Sir Thomas Lipton on Shamrock III and Shamrock I in America's Cup contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Benjamin Parker
Plainfield Mourns Sailors' Snug Harbor Controller
Thomas Greenleaf longtime Controller of Sailors' Snug Harbor died at home in Plainfield at age eighty three after a long New York life. His father held the post before him. both families served seventy years. He leaves two wives two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Thomas Greenleaf
Notable Early 20th Century Figures Die Across Cities
A collection of obituaries notes the deaths of prominent figures including Alexander H. Patterson a 72 year old vice president of Duquesne National Bank of Pittsburg. John H. Wagner a 72 year old Chicago architect and engineer. A J Turpin tobacco trader who supplied English forces. Orange B. Brown postmaster and publisher of The Gazette and Bulletin. Isabella Morrison Russell a Montclair resident and founder of a children's home. Dr Frederick Augustus Burrall a longtime physician in the city. Anthony P. Smith Newark company president. Milton W. Pier Civil War veteran and New York express businessman. Zacharias Hutchison longtime Belvidere toll gatherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Patterson
Duquesne National Bank of
Pittsburg
Patterson
John H. Wagner
Chicago
Elmhurst
Canada
A. J. Turpin
Kentucky
Louisville
Orangd
Brown
Williams, Penn
Gazette and Bulletin
Isabella Morrison Russell
Thomas Russell
Church Street
Montclair
N. J
Russell
John Morrison
New York City
Ontelair Children’s Home
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas F. Russell
George Jeffrey Russell
Charles E. Burgess
Frederick Augustus Burrall
White Plains
N. Y
Burrall
Williams College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Academy of Medicine
Anthony P. Smith
A. P. Smith Company
Newark
Read Street
Dublin
Ireland
Milton W. Pier
Belleville
Pier
New Jersey
New York
Zacharias Hutchison
Belvidere
N.J
Delaware River
Tannhauser to Be Revived at Metropolitan Opera House
Tannhauser will be revived at the Metropolitan Opera House next week with Knote in the title role and Gadski, Fremstad, and others in principal parts. Don Giovanni and Manon Lescaut are listed for upcoming performances with noted soloists and the full Stabat Mater. Conrted outlines a spring Met tour limited to three weeks visiting Boston, Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, and Pittsburg with multiple performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Mmes. Gadski
Homer
Fornia
Messrs. Martin and Journet
Mr. Conrted
Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
Wwashington
Chicago
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Boston Theatre
Lyric Theatre
Washington
New National Theatre
Auditorium Theatre
Loebs Welcome Daughter on January 26
Mr and Mrs David S Loeb announce the birth of a daughter born January 26. The family names and further details are not provided in the notice.
Della Herzog and Lelian Neuhof wedding notice
On January 21 Della Herzog married Dr Lelian Neuhof in a small ceremony. Also listed is Regina C Corcoran and John P McCarthy with a December 80 marriage note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuhof-Herzog
Della Herzog
Lelian Neuhof
McCarthy—Corcoran
Regina C. Corcoran
John P. McCarthy
Obituary notices from East Orange and Brooklyn area
Death notices and funeral details for numerous individuals across New Jersey and New York, listing names ages addresses and service times. Includes Bartholomew Burrall Burke Diehl Ferriss Greenleaf Ordronaux Mercer Pierson Richard Robertson Russell Walbridge Wright Ahearn Aukamp Barker Bernius Boehm Blauvelt Brantmeyer Brennan Brannen Briggs Brittan Britton Cannon Carpenter Cheney Clough Cummings Danforth Dolphin Drury Dwyer Eagen Erb Flavin Giddings Glen Gratton Greer Gregson Hahr Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahearn
Church St
Brooklyn
Catherine Ahearn
Aukamp
Sterling Place
Charles F. Aukamp
Barker
Huntington
L. L
John S. Barker
Bernius
John Gernius
Boehm
Polk St
Newark
S.e
Elizabeth Boehm
Blauvelt
Warburton Av
Yonkers
Jan
Harriet Biauvelt
Brantmeyer
East
Carlton Av
William Bryan
Cannon
Watts St
John I Cannon
Akpenter
Steuben St
Sarah E. Carpenter
Cheney
Emerson’ Place
Mary H. Cheney
Clough
Robert
Butler &J
John Drudy
Dwyer
John Dwyer
M. Eagen
Edward Eagen
Ridgefield Park
N. J
John A. Erb
East 105Th St
Isabelle Gratton
Greer
Park Av
Orange
Netty
M. Gregson
Hall St
Joseph S. Gregson
Hahr
East 64Th St
Caroline
Hall
Pacific 5
Jamush M. Hall
Obituary Notices From Brooklyn and Jersey City Area
A page lists death notices and funeral details for residents including John Haltstein Flora Hornum Theobald Heiligenthal Jackson Huss Theodor Linke Peter Locke Peter Lode James Macdonald Mary Macfarlane Annie Mclaughlin Rose Melkerman James D. MacMillan Mary McSulla John K Mann William Mayo Sarah Marrin Anna Meyer John Mills Po Moore Richard Morris Ann O Berry Thomas O Halloran Ernest Osterstock Janet Ouchterloney Elisabeth Peterson Charles Pettus Camilla Poma Timothy Riordan Merritt Rogers Anna Rothfritz Kate Salmon Maria Sandie Seth Schuyler Patrick Sheran Charles Simmons Theodore Shumway John Loehl Joseph Thornton William Towle Susan Treanor Whitfield Voorhees Harriet Way Sarah Wear Thomas R Young aged 44 to 86 in various Brooklyn Jersey City Long Island City Newark and nearby areas with funeral notices or interments planned.
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Hawletein
Grove Av
Rockaw Head
John Haltstein
Hege
South 10Th St
Newark
Martin Hege
Jheiligenthal
6Th St
West New York
Theobald Heiligenthal
Hoffman
West 196Th Stieam
Alice C. Hoffman
Horncm
Atlantic Av
Brook
Flora T Hornum
Huss
Avenue’ A
Jacobina Huss
M. Hylands
South 18Th St
Newaris
N. J
Robert and
Muriel Hylands
Jennings
Southold
Long Island City
Daniel Keeshan
Kinkead
Canarsie
Joseph Kinkead
Knapp
Pasgaic
John M. Knapp
Agrapd Kreizer
French Hospital
Charles P. Kretzer
Tee Alnous
N.J
Phoebeny. Linke
Palisade Av
Jersey City
Richard M. Linke
Fueneral
Locke
Peter F. Locke
Loce
12Th St
Peter Lode
MacDonald
Dean _St
Brooklyn
James D. Macdonald
Macfarlane
Putnam Av
Brookyn
Mary F. Macfarlane
Meciugh
Orange
Annie MelHtugh
McKenna
Marey
Rose Melkerman
McMahon
West
N. McMahon
Macmillan
Mary J. MacMillan
McSulla
Waverley
Mary McSulla
Mann
West 4Th St
John K. Mann
Mayo
N. Z
William G. Mayo
Marein
West 26Th St
Sarah A
Marrin
Meyer
East 20Th St
Flatbush
Anna M. Meyer
Mills
South Orange
John W Mills
A. M
Moore
Tuckahoe
Po' Moore
MR Morris
East
Richard O'Connell Morris
Newpratt
Myrtle Av
Wiliam A. Newbatt
Noonan
Carroll St
Wi Fam ‘T’. Noonan
Oberry
Broadway
Ann O’berry
O'Halloran
Central Park West
Thomas O'Halloran
Osterstock
Garden St
Ernest. Osterstock
Ouchterloney
25Th St
Janet Ouchterloney
Pearson
Central Valley
James Pearson
Peterson
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Elisabeth Peterson
Woodlawn
Pettus
Madison Av
Charteau
Poma
Salmon
Montclair
Kate Salmon
Bandie
Knickerbocker Av
Bronson
Maria L. Sandie
Scanlan
Sheran
Warren St
Fatrick Sheran
Simmons
East Sith St
Charles L. Simmons
M. Shumway
Hicksville
Theodore B. Shumway
Soehl
West 1Ifth
John Loehl
Thornton
West 68Th St
Joseph Thornton
Titus
Ryerson St
Charles G.titus
Towle
Sutton St
William H. Towle
Treanor
Susan Treanor
Voorhees
East Orange
Whitfield H. Voorhees
Way
Harriet Way
TP. M. Wear
Macon St
Sarah M. Wear
Young
North 4Th St
Harrison, WN. J
Thomas R. Young
In Memoriam Murphy Mass at St. Josephs Church
Mass in memory of Mrs. Arthur H. Murphy was held at St. Josephs Church on January 22. The obituary note records the memorial service and church affiliation for the deceased.
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Mrs. van
Vechten
Bradley Martin, Jr
Rederick M. Davies
Kingdon Gould
George &. Gould, Jr
Arthur Jamilton
MrMirs. Gould
Mrs. Gould
Daly’s
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van Vechten
van V
Mrs. van V
Col
William Jay
Storrs Wells
Oliver Harriman
Hermann Tercy Emmet
Franeig K. Pendisten
Arthur Iselin
Austen Gray
Anna Sands
Luther W. Kountze
Austen Flagg
John C. Westervelt
Frederick M. Davies
Evelyn _ Parsons
James A. Burden, Jr
Henry Clews
James Speyer
Elinor Frohman
Nicholas
Ames H. Marshall
Misa Marshall
Ithalie S. Collins
Henri P. Wertheim
Lawrence
Waterbury
Sybil Gray
Gouverne
Ethelbert Nevin
James B. Haggin
Macready
Robert Singer
George C. Munzig
Henry W. Bull
Winthrop Chanler
Perry Belmont
S. Townsend Burden
Miss Burden
Dorothy Kane
Rawlins
Cottenet
Smish C. Sands
Lawrence Townsend
Yvonne Townsend
Ralph Bloomer
Clair Bryce
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Count Szechenyi
Mrs. MacKay
Kaiser
Dr. Hadley
Prof. Schofield
Outward Bound
Schuster—Koch
Miss Delmonico
Social Notes
Scholder
Leventritt
Julius H. Cohen
Maurice Scholder
East 163d Street
Helene
Karl Grienauer
Helene Scholder
Grienauer
Joe
Thomas H. Hubbard
Miss Scholder
Steinway
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Rail
14Th St
Tetrazzini
Hammerstein Diplomatic
Rogers Bros
Senator Frawley
Poet Stedman
Unitarian Church
Mr. Knote
Royal
Nixon Theatre
Wagner
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Bird
Bartimolomew
James H. Bartholomew
Glenwood Av
Brick Church
Frederick A. Burrall
Burke
Margretta Mercer
John and
Jane Mercer Burke
East 30Th St
Belfast
Diehl
Henry E. Wallace
New Brighton S. ‘S
Margaretta
Mayer Diehl
Thomas J. Diehl
Tyson St
New Brighton
Ferriss
Walter Morgan Ferriss
Bay Ridge and
Stewart Avs
Rome
Watertoton
Vermont
Greenleaf
Mathewson
Harriet Seliiman
Arthur Mathewson
Woodstock
Conn
Mercer
Providence
R. I
George H. Hi. Mercer
Ossining
Grand Central Station
Ordronaux
John Ordronaux
Trinity Church
Roslyn
L. I
Carriazes
34Th St. Ferry
Long Island
A. Re
Rachel Williama Pierson
Geneva
Job Pierson
D. D
Troy
Rochester
Richard
East 69Th St
Auguste Richard
Margaret H. Richard
Robertson
Rebecca Haslett
James P. Robertson
Montclatr
Isabel Morrison
Barclay St
Lackawanna
F. R. Walbridge
Dudley Hunt Walbridge
Marguerite N. Taylor
William de Lancey
Mary Walbride
Southern Boulevard
St. Paul's Church
Washington Av
Wright
Willam J. Wright Chapiicon
John G. Wright
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Serice
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank
Campbell Co
Chelasa
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fittsourg Dispatch
Jour
Rochester Herald
St. Louis