Vanderbilt Heiress to Wed Count in Grand Home Ceremony
Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt will marry Count Laszlo Széchényi in a high profile society wedding at her mother's home. The ceremony will feature a 60 piece orchestra led by Nahan Franko, with private rehearsals and notable attendants from the Széchényi and Esterházy circles. Gifts include emeralds and pearl strands valued at about $1,000,000. officials deny any settlement beyond the ordinary marriage contract. A private party by Alfred Vanderbilt’s Wayfarer will tour Niagara Falls before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Laszlo Széchényi
Miss Vanderbilt
Nahan Franko
Count Sigray
Count Széchényi
Usders
Paul Esterhazy
Stephan Széchényi
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Denes Széchényi
Sigray
Count Laszlo
Hungary
Széchényi
Grand Central Station
Alfred Vanderbilt
Wayfarer
Niagara Falls
Stephan Przezdziecke
Warsaw
Poland
Anton Sigray
Niagara
New York
Morris Cukor
Laszlo Bzéchényi
Henry B. Anderson
Anderson & Anderson
MISS FOX WEDS MR. RUSSELL IN CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
The wedding of Henry R. Russell of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Adaline Fox daughter of Dr. George H. Fox and Mrs Fox of this city took place at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon in the Calvary Baptist Church on Fifty seventh Street The Rev Dr R S MacArthur and Rev Dr Henry M Sanders officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with old point lace and a tulle veil The flowers were lilies of the valley Miss Foxs sister Helen Fox was maid of honor with pink liberty chiffon and white roses The best man was Robert T Francis and the ushers included Dr Howard Fox and others Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride parents home 18 East Thirty first Street The couple will live in Pittsfield Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Russell
Pittsfield
Mass
Adaline Fox
George H. Fox
Helen Fox
Priscilla Colt
Robert T. Francis
Howard Fox
Alanson Gibbs
Fox
William H. Talcott
This City
Iowa Bishop Hinkle Weds Adelaide Corlett in Cleveland
The Rev George W Hinkle acting Bishop of Iowa and Adelaide Corlett of Cleveland were married at Grace Church Cleveland today. The ceremony was performed by Dean F Y Du Moulin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
George W. Hinkle
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Adelaide Corlett
Grace Church
Oee
Chicago Actress Sarah Truax Marries Charles S Albert
Miss Sarah Truax of Chicago an actress and Charles S Albert an attorney of Minneapolis wed this afternoon at a hospital where the bride is to undergo an operation tomorrow. The marriage was originally set for last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sarah Truax
Charles S.albert
Minneapolis
Miss Kobbe to Wed Feb 15 at Christ Church Babylon
Miss Hildegarde Kobbe will marry Joseph Hutchison Stevenson on February 15 in Christ Church Babylon L I. The notice records the forthcoming wedding with minimal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kobbe
Hildegarde Kobbé
Joseph Hutchison Stevenson
Christ Church
Babylon
L. I
Dramatic Nuptials Noted With Kobbé as Maid of Honor
Relatives and intimate friends of the bride and groom will attend with Miss Virginia Kobbé as maid of honor. Bridesmaids include Miss Marion Stevenson and Miss Léonie Alexandre. Miss Kobbé is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gustav Kobbé, while Mr Stevenson is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard W Stevenson of Hewlett L I 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Kobbé
Marion Stevenson
Léonie Alexandre
Miss. Kobbé
Gustav. Kobbé
Mr. Stevenson
Richard W. Stevenson
Hewlett, L
Yale Junior Promenade Draws Over Two Thousand
Special to The New York Times Yale social week closes with the junior promenade at the Second Regiment Armory. More than a thousand couples attend led by Robert Boyd Burch of Cincinnati. Notables on the floor include Miss Lucia Burton with E. P. Alker and Miss Louise Taft with W. H. Taft. Various patronesses host teas at St Anthony Hall York Hall and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Yale
Second Regiment Armory
Robert Boyd Burch
Cincinnati
Louise Burch
Thames
Harvard
Princeton
Lucia Burton
New York
E. P. Alker
Dorothy Rice
H. H. Bundy
Martha Brevoort
J. F. Devereux
Lucinda Bateson
G. G. Dominick
Elizabeth Bertron
G. P. Dodge
Gladys Stout
L. F. Dean
Electra Harper
Pittsburg
J. M. Howard
Mary Canby
Chicago
Seth Logan
Mary Parry
M. O. Parry
Louise Taft
W. H. Taft
Katherine Hoyt
Cleveland
Elton Hoyt 2d
Jeanette Bissell
Buffalo
S.M. Clement
Edith Boardman
J. R. Holden
Phoebe Thorne
New York City
G. G. Lobdell, Jr
St Anthony Hall
Arthur T. Hadley
Walter Camp
Henry F. English
William W. Farnam
Louis D. Huntoon
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Katherine Trowbridgs
Thomas Wallace
Thomas Wallace, Jr
C. B. Hastings
H. L. Wells
Isham Henderson
Hayes Q. Trowbird
Harry W. Foote
Ff. L. Bigelow
Charity Ball Draws Philadelphia Society in Jan. Affair
The twenty eighth Charity Ball in Philadelphia drew the entire society set with Charles Custis Harrison leading the march, Mrs. Robert Coleman Drayton by his side, and Mayor Reyburn’s wife Mrs. John E. Reyburn among patronesses. Leaders in quadrille divisions hosted members at hotels or homes prior to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Charles Custis Harrison
Robert Coleman Drayton
John E. Reyburn
Reyburn
Society Notes From Washington And New York
A social news column lists visits and events including the Heye family spending a week in Washington, a birth to Mr and Mrs Alexander von Gontard, Mrs Henry Hersey Andrew’s expected home gathering, a tea for Signor Bond at 161 East Thirty-sixth Street, and Mrs H Mason Raborg hosting. It also covers Mrs Ogden Mills hosting a dinner, a cotillion planned, a mid February marriage at Babylon L I, the German Charity Ball at the Waldorf Astoria, Mrs John R Drexel’s dinner for three debutantes, Cinderella dances at Sherry’s, patronesses to receive at a patronesses list, and charity ads by Fiske Arliss and John Mason with Lyceum Theatre tea on stage with society ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hersey Andrew
Miss Garrettson
West End Avenue
H. Mason Raborg
Signor _Bond
East Thirty-sixth Street
Fiske
George Arliss
John Mason
New York
Lyceum Theatre
Langdon Geer
Vanderbilt Clears Debt on Newport Church Organ
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has paid off the organ debt of the First Presbyterian Church of Newport by sending a check to the Ladies' Aid Society. A note will be burned in the church parlor during a forthcoming function, to be accompanied by a readaloud letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Singerly Balch
Philadelphia
Oliver
Huntington
Hr. Casimir. de Rham
New York
Lorillard Spencer
Chastelleux
Hugh Kk. Norman
William I. Hunter
Washington society highlights from Jan 22 receptions
Mrs Fairbanks hosted a large reception at 1701 K Street with about 400 guests assisted by multiple society members. Miss Cannon, daughter of the Speaker, also held a major reception with help from her sister. The Tisses Oliver and Miss Moran events featured teas and a donor dinner hosted by high officials such as the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry for the Speaker and Miss Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
K Street
J. C. Burrows
William Alden Smith
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Ingalls
Charles H. Ackert
Miss Cannon
BE. X. le Seure
Tisses Oliver
Miss Moran
Dorothea Draper
New York
Duncan McKim
F. H. Reeside
Vaudeville Actors Seek Mutual Pact After Amalgamation
Vaudeville actors move toward a mutual protection agreement after the recent consolidation of leading managerial firms. Committees from the Vaudeville Comedy Club and White Rats discuss a nonstrike accord to address contract terms amid competition from English acts and the United Booking Offices. R C Mudge of the White Rats vows no further strikes, stressing arbitration over conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Klaw & Erlanger
Keith Proctor
Hammerstein
Williams
United Booking Offices
Vaudeville Comedy Club
White Rats
West Forty-fifth Street
R. C. Mudge
Matinee to Hold an Option for Paradise of Mahomet
The Paradise of Mahomet a sensational Paris operatic fantasy receives its first American performance at the Lyric Philadelphia on Friday afternoon. Jacob Shubert secured the rights abroad with a contract to stage it in Philadelphia by February. Blanche Ring Jefferson De Angelis and the Gay White Way company support the showing as a test for a possible American run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Shuberts
Lyric Theatre
Philadelphia
Jacob Shubert
America
Blanche Ring
Jefferson de Angelis
War ends as Mary Garden shines in Louise at Metropolitan
Entente among leading sopranos reestablished with Mme Tetrazzini visiting Mme Campanini’s box to applaud Mary Garden in Louise. Garden signals appreciation, enjoying Charpentier opera while audience watches the usual Louise cast. Opera House also repeats Madama Butterfly with Farrar Jacoby Caruso Stracciari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Tetrazzini
Mme. Campanini
Mary Garden
Louise
Miss Garden
Metropolitan_Opera House
Madam. Butterfly
Mmes. Farrar
Jacoby
Messrs. Caruso and
Stracciari
Cast for Eugen Onegin announced for Carnegie Hall
Walter Damrosch revealed the cast for Eugen Onegin in concert at Carnegie Hall on Feb 1 and 2. Emilio de Gogorza stars as Onegin with Rose O'Brien, Marie Stoddard, Taylor-Jones, Ellison Van Hoose, Tom Daniels, Paul Dufault among the soloists. The Ora torio Society chorus and York Symphony Orchestra will perform the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Eugen Onegin
Tschaikowsky
Carnegie Hall
Emilio de Gogorza
Rose O'Brien
Mme
Lenin
Marie Stoddard
Tatiana
Taylor-Jones
Olga
Ellison van Hoose
Lensky
Tom Daniels
Prince Gremin
Paul Dufault
Triquet
The
Oratorio Society
York Symphony Ochestra
Boston Symphony Conductor Karl Muck to Leave
Announcement reports conductor Karl Muck will not remain with the Boston Symphony Orchestra after the current season due to duties in Berlin. No successor arrangements have been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boston
Karl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lmbvet
Annual Musicale of Villa Maria Convent Alumnae
The Alumnae Association of Villa Maria Convent in Montreal will hold its annual musicale this Saturday at the Hotel St. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Maria Convent
Montreal
Cats Set for Postshow Reception at Hippodrome
Six trained cats from Caleman's troupe will host a reception after Saturday's matinee performance at the Hippodrome, inviting all children in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Caleman
Vaudeville and Theater Notes From Empire Astor Lyceum and Mendelssohn Hall
Mauda Adams extends her run in The Jesters at the Empire to February 29 to cover two months of her New York engagement. Viola Allen will headline Trene Wycherley at the Astor Theatre with midwest matinees at popular prices starting next Wednesday. Die Lustige Witwe returns at Zum Weissen Rossel with royalties paid to Henry W. Savage and billed under his permission. The Thief continues at the Lyceum through May 27 before a Summer San Francisco run at the Van Ness Theatre with Margaret Illington and Kyrle Bellew in leading roles. Leslie Harris offers a second Mendelssohn Hall recital on Tuesday afternoon February 4 with a new program including imitations and music from Mozart to Chopin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Allen
Trene Wycherley
Astor Theatre
Midwest
Zum Weissen Rossel
Henry W. Savage
Lyceum
San Francisco
van Ness
Margaret Illington
Kyrle Bellew
Leslie Harris
Mendelssohn Hall
Conveys Grossmith
Albert Chevallier
Mozart
Memhissohn
Chopin
Immigrant Jews Targeted in Chenango Dinner Speech
At the Chenango County Society dinner in the Hotel Astor, William H. Corbin denounced Jewish immigration as crowds of youth flood New York schools and threaten values. About 150 attendees heard remarks from notable figures including William E. Curtis Travis H. Whitney Gail Borden and John R. Van Wormer. A resolution praised William R. Wilcox of the Public Service Commission, who spoke in thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenango County Society
Hotel Astor
William H. Corbin
Oxford Academy
Chenango County
Jerusalem
New York
William E. Curtis
Travis H. Whitney
Public Service Commission
Gail Borden
John R. van Wormer
James H. Edwards
American Bridge Company
Wiliam R. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Connecticut Railway and Lighting approves charter amendments
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company stockholders approve charter amendments by a vote of 134036 to none. Amendments include rights to extend lines in several towns and a planned merger with multiple electric and street railway properties across the state. Chairman W T Hincks says the company shows about 4 percent earnings on preferred and 2 percent on common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Connecticut Railway & Light Company
Greenwich Gas & Electric Company
Norwalk Gas Company
Norwalk
South Norwalk
Court Has A Fever Scare In Misdemeanor Case
Mrs Minnie Heins of 433 East 117th Street ignited a fever scare at Special Sessions. Her sister Annie Mulrooney faced trial for violating the Sanitary Code by exposing a child to scarlet fever. Judge Wyatt admonished Mrs Heins and ordered her to leave. sentence suspended for Annie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie. Heins
East 117Th Street
Annie Mulrooney
Annie
Gibson Arnoldi
Arnolds
Whiteside
Mrs. Heins
Davis's Protege Arrested In Pittsburg Jail
Howard Ireland, protege of ex Senator Henry Gassaway Davis, known as Joe Gassaway Davis, is jailed in Pittsburg after being arrested in Columbus on larceny charges. A 24 year old from West Virginia, he worked for Davis's railroad, rode with him to Washington, then pursued a fast life. He allegedly stole a $20 gold piece from Ira H Edmundson Produce Company before joining a burlesque troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Howard Ireland
Henry Gassaway Davis
United States
Joe Gassaway Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Ireland
West Virginia
Davis
Washington
Frank Muirhead
Ira H. Edmundson Produce Company
Immigrant Swindle Suspect Held in Bronx
Harry Mewes of 525 Brook Avenue in the Bronx is jailed at Police Headquarters charged with taking various sums from immigrants by promising jobs in the McAdoo tunnel. He is to be arraigned in Tombs Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mewes
525 Brook Avenue
Bronx
McAdoo Tunnel
Tombs Court
City Briefs: Legal, Lectures, and Local News
Judge William FE Werner of the Court of Appeals will address the Bar Association Saturday evening. Henry Jackson of the Zionist Societies of America will lecture with stereopticon views at the Educational Alliance on My Trip to Palestine tonight. The First Battalion Naval Militia elected Starr Tainter Lieutenant Commander Joseph Stormley Secretary and Arthur O Neill Treasurer at a Waldorf Astoria meeting. Mrs Jennie Baum shot by her husband on Dec 13 died yesterday at Mount Sinai Hospital leaving ten children. A clerks and carriers exam for the New York Post Office will be held starting March 16. applications due March 11. Seisuke Ikeda Japanese Chinese art collection offered at Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms this afternoon and for two days. includes 400 curios and 350 prints. Judge Holt in National Fire Proofing Company vs Mason Builders Association case upheld denial of a temporary injunction and the contract between bricklayers and the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Werner
Court of Appeals
Bar Association
Henry Jackson
Zionist Societies of America
Educational Alliance
Palestine
Naval Militia
Waldorf-Astoria
Starr Tainter
Joseph Stormley
Arthur O'Neill
Jennie Baum
East 121St Street
Max
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York Post Office
Civil Service Board
Custom House
Seisuke Ikeda
Fifth Avenue
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Oid
National Fire Proofing Company
Mason Builders’ Association
Townsend
Bricklayers’ Organization
Arts Club Dinners Honor Spencer Trask with Gifts
National Arts Club members in Gramercy Park feted president Spencer Trask with gifts including a bound copy of his wife’s book In My Lady’s Garden an oak gothic lectern from the National Society of Craftsmen a bronze paper weight from the Municipal Art Society and a silver loving cup. William Evans urged retention of American arts training and announced plans to donate more works to the National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Arts Club
Spencer Trask
Gramercy Park
Trask
Europe
Paris
Italy
Evans
National Museum
Washington
Mr. Evans
Frederick §. Lamb
America
Bierstadt Paintings Sold At Auction Totals 7589
Eighteen Bierstadt canvases from the estate of Edward Bierstadt sold at American Art Galleries for 7590 dollars. Notable works include Platte River Sunset sold to Bedford Public Library for 1100 and Sun set Near Platte River for 525. Hunt works grossed 4932.50. Sale of Hunt pieces continues tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bierstadt
N. A
Edward Bierstadt
New Bedford
A. G. Hunt
Washington
Hunt
Mountain Lake
Wyatt
L. A. Lehmatres
Duchess of Cleveland
Sir Peter Lely
le A. Lanthier
Siddons
Sir Thomas Lawrence
L. A. Lanthier
Torquemada
F. E. Church
W. M. van
Bedford
Lidiaty O
Matterhorn
Harry Mayer
Lake Lucerne
D. P. Read
Yosemite Valley
Henry Rohifs
Jungfrau and
Lauterbrunnen
Golden Gate
California
Henry Rohlfs
Pompeii
J. L. Eddy
Mount Tacoma
MISS MALONEY SUES OSBORNE IN SUIT FOR ANNULMENT
Justice Newburger was appointed yesterday to hear testimony in a suit brought by Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney of Philadelphia against Arthur S Osborne of the city who married her at Mamaroneck in January 1906. The papers do not state the suit’s nature but it is understood to seek annulment. Miss Maloney went to Europe with Samuel Clarkson and has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Newburger
Daniel F. Cohalan
Rector Street
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur S. Osborne
Mamaroneck
Miss Maloney
Europe
Samuel Clarkson
Burglars Blow Safe Open In Hobart Post Office
Burglars tore into the Hobart Post Office safe with nitro glycerine, stealing $500 in money and stamps. The blast split the safe door and tossed it across the room, but the village heard no noise. The crime was discovered when the postmaster opened the office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Margaretville
N. Y
Hobart
Chauffeur Leaves Tire and Bond at Police Station
Julius Kline a chauffeur from 141 West Forty-fifth Street left a tire and $30 as bail bait at the West 125th Street Police Station to secure his Harlem Court appearance on a speeding charge. He initially offered his fur coat and gloves but the lieutenant urged the tire as better collateral since he would drive a small party for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kline
West Forty-fifth Street
West 125Th Street
Harlem Court
Kline
City to Open Deaf and Dumb School at Stuyvesant Building
The Board of Education voted to establish a school for the deaf and dumb at the old Stuyvesant High School Building on Twenty third Street. It will require about $6,000 to equip after a prior fire. Supt Maxwell criticized delays and asserted action is overdue. The board disputed the Board of Estimate over fund allocation and outlined the general school fund distribution totaling 21 038 075, with decreases in most boroughs except Brooklyn and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Stuyvesant High School
Supt
Maxwell
Finance Committee
Board of Estimate
General School Fund
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
New York City Dealers Update Sunday Copy Rules
A citywide rule requires dealers to restrict returns of unsold Sunday papers. If your newsdealer does not routinely reserve a copy of The New York Times for you, place an order now to ensure possession. Dealers typically order on Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
NEW York Times
Maude E Richardson Weds Richard White
On January 20 Maude E Richardson married Richard White in a simple ceremony. The couple is listed in the society notices section of the paper.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Area
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from January 1908 in East Orange Newark Montclair and Brooklyn. Entries name the deceased ages residences and planned funeral details including private services and times for Abraham Burrall Mary Cruickshank Morris Jesup Harriet Johnston and many others across New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Av
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Chase
M. Clarken
West
Mary Clarken
Coppinger
Martha Coppinger
Corr
West Sith St
Mary Jane Corr
David
West 113Th St
Ida I. David
Dietz
Forest Av
Bronx
Wilhelmina Dietz
Doual
Marion Av
Louisa Doual
Eagan
Fulton &J
Charles J. Eagan
Evans
Ralph
Victorine Frane
Fatzsinger
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth C. Fatzsinger
Fine
David Fine
Frech
20Th St
Amelia A. Frech
Fuhrer
Huron St
Greenpoint
Abraham Fuhrer
Gofrel
Barbara Goebel
Goodyhear
Undercliff St
Yonk
Moses L. Isenburg
Jacob
Central Av
Karollia Jacob
Obituary notices list multiple New York area deaths
A long obituary column lists numerous individuals with addresses in Brooklyn Bronx Yonkers and New Rochelle among others. Entries include ages and funeral times or interment details for Frederick Jacob Jacobson Kaiser Kaschel Kemp Kenny Kerr Kraatz Kuhner Lange Lennon Luetgens Lynch Lyons McCloskey Maher Matgenbacker Monrieff Muller Parkhurst Payes Pickens Rafferty Rattray Reilly Richter Riordan Sanford Schorner Sheffield Smith Smith Spencer Stauch Townsend Welter Wintrich Wolfe Woodhouse and others with dates in January and locations in New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyncih
Vernon Av
Brooklyn
Alonzo K. Lynch
Lowell
Mass
Lyons
North Broadway
Yonkers
Catherine Lyons
McCloskimyy
Lexington
Clarence McCloskey
Maher
Orange
N. J
Rose Miller
Matgenbbacker
Elizabeth
N. 7
Emilié Matgenhbacker
Monvriepf
Dominick St
William Tt. Monerieff
Mui, LiEn
East Ist St
Mount Vernon
N. Ey
Keaxneet Muller
Parkiurst
Gates Av
Henry Parkhurst
Payes
Beach
Nita
Pickens
Ellen A.pickens
Main St
Belleville
Jay
Milton Pier
Porter
Knickerbocker Hotel
Rockville
FS East Ihst
Ellen Reilly
M. Richter
South Portland Av
Edward Richter
Riordan
Grand St
Timothy Riordan
Sanford
Wandolph
Harry E. Sanford
Bchorner
West 49Th
August Schorner
Sheffield
McDonoud St
Brookelyn
Charles Sheffield
Smithh
Simpson St
Bronx
Lrockisn
Kate Spencer
South Orange
Newart
William Stauch
Sterling Place
Brookam
Dein
Joseph M. Townsend
Madison
Sophie Wwelter
Wilson
6Th &T
Walter E. Wilson Winthich
Maria Wintrich
Pve Woolfe
Avenue A
Michael Wolfe
Memoriam Notice for Sarah Currey Mass Today
A Mass for the repose of Sarah Currey is held today at the Church of Italy Cross. The notice indicates a Mass in her memory and invites parishioners and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Currey
Church of Italy
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Vanderbilt
Count Széchenyi
Szechenyis
Miss Fox
Russell
Dr. MacArthur
Hinkle
James Crichton-Browne
Wellville
Society
Baltic
Bretagne
Liverpool
Margaret Ashton
Alexander Barrett
Cape
George ¥. Campbell
Julius S. Dresser
Col
Albert Halsted
Birmingham
Halsted
Arthur C. Hardy
James Kyle
Charles A. Lamb
B. R. Macauley
John Edgar McAllister
Don McCready
Louis M. Mow
Social Notes
George G. Heye
Alexander von Gontard
Elsie Ladd
Ogden Mills
Hildegarde Robbé
Joseph H Stevenson
L. IL
Liederkranz
Jung Arion
Beethoven
John R. Drexel
Margeret A .Drexel
Frances Fell
Mary Astor Paul
Sherry’s
Kenry Fairfield Osborn
William C. Gulliver
Oliver Gould Jennings
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Edward H. Ripley
News OF Newport
Washington Society
Comedy Club
Matinee
the Manhattan
DR. Muck
Villa Maria Alumnae Musicale
Mauda Adams
the Empire
Hmit
Railway and Light
Connecticut Company
Court
Arts Club
Bierstadt Pictures
Sues Osborne
Sound Sleepers
City School For Mates
Clark
Orient
Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
al Os Matta
Egypt
Enedy
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Viera
F. C. Clark
Times Bldg
Samuel Hopkins Adams
the McClure Company
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Ady
Putnams
Cruickshank
Robert Gray
West 146Th St
Mary G. Cruickshank
Greenleaf
Plainstel N. J
Thomas Greenleaf
Hull
Halsey St
Beatrice Hunter
Charles E. Hull
Jesup
Morris Ketchum Jsup
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sith
Gould
Montclair
Isabel Morrison
Thomas Russell
Charens St
Barclay St. Lackawanna
R. Wright
William J. Wright
Chaptico
John G. Wright
Woodlawn
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
Rosehill Crematory
Plate Iron
Undertakers
Frank E. Camnivel Co
Chelsea
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia -Public Ledger
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Providence
Rochester Herald
St Louis Republic
St. Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
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