Miss Grace Chapin to Wed William Beverly Rogers
Engagement announced between Miss Grace Chapin daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred C Chapin and William Beverly Rogers son of Mr and Mrs William Evans Rogers. Rogers was Harvard graduate 1893 and is nephew of Hamilton and Stuyvesant Fish. The Chapin family long lived in New York with a Brooklyn mayoral lineage and a Point-au-Pic summer home.
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Grace Chapin
Alfred C. Chapin
William Beverly Rogers
William Evans Rogers
Miss Chapin
Rogers
Fish Wedding Planned for Julia Kean Fish and W L Breese
The second daughter of Hamilton Fish, Miss Julia Kean Fish, will wed William Lawrence Breese on March 23 at 4 PM in St James Church Madison Avenue and 71st Street. Bridesmaids include Miss Janet and Miss Rosamond Fish. Reception at 55 East Seventy seventh Street. Breese to arrive from England early March and depart with bride about a week after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kean Fish
Hamilton Fish
Wiliam Lawrence
Breese
Harry O. Higgins
London
WW. L. Breese
New York
St. James’s Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
Bishop Courteney
Times
Miss Fish
Janet
Rosamond Fish
Mr. Breese
Rupert Higgins
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
William E. Rogers
James L. Breese
Chiuries Lawrence
Thomas Battelle
Boston
Aymar Johnson
Wistar Kendall
Duke of Roxburghe
May Goelet
William A Dallam to wed Miss Bessie M McLean in military wedding
Trent William A Dallam of the Twelfth Cavalry and Miss Bessie M McLean will marry at 4 50 on Tuesday March 8 at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The Rev Herbert Shipman will officiate in a ceremony that will include several army friends as attendants.
Marriage of Estelle Phillips and Mitchell Marks in Vienna Stall
Miss Estelle Phillips and Mitchell Marks wed on Sunday night at Vienna Stall on East Fifty-eighth Street with Rev. Dr. Davidson officiating. Two doves were released as signs of love and happiness during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Phillips
S. Phillips
Mitchell Marks
Edward Marks
Vienna Stall
East Fifty-eighth Street
Davidson
Mrs Walker Hosts Musicale With Met Stars at 787 Fifth
Mrs. R J C Walker of Philadelphia gave a musicale at her Fifth Avenue home attended by guests including Gen Frederick Dent Grant and Commodore Benedict. Performers were Mme Sembrich Mme Gadski and Signor Bond from the Metropolitan Opera with pianists Arthur Rosenstein and Frank La Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. C. Walker
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Sembrich
Mme. Gadski
Signor Bond
Metropolitan Opera House
Arthur Rosenstein
Frank la Forge
Advertising drives public taste and brand loyalty
The Lapres' Home Journal claims wide reach and prestige, noting advertisers fund the industry while non-advertisers are rarely served. The Curtis Publishing Company markets across Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Buffalo to promote soaps and related products.
Society Guests Assist Mrs Walker in Receiving
Notables including Ketzkey Count Massiglia Mr George E Wade Mrs Herbert Shipman Rev Mr Shipman Mrs Wilson Bradley and Mrs McKee daughter of the late President Harrison assisted Mrs Walker in receiving at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketzkey
Massiglia
George E. Wade
Herbert Shipman
Wilson Bradley
McKee
President Harrison
Walker
Mrs Payne Whitney Hosts Dinner And Concert Evening
Mrs Payne Whitney entertained guests at her 972 Fifth Avenue home with a dinner for about one hundred followed by music in the red and gold salon at 10 p.m. Opera star Mme Cavalieri and violinist Fritz Kreisler performed selections including Manon Lescaut and Carmen arias, a Trieste He tourne, Humoresque, and a Hungarian fantasy.
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Payne Whitney
Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Massenet
Manon Lescaunt
Trieste Hetourne
Richard Barthélemy
Mrs. Townsend
Bach
Sulzner
Hubay
Mme. Cavalier
Mr. Kreisler
Haddon Squire
Noahs Ark Cotillion Ends Season With Ice Snowball Fare
The Cotillion of Eighty at Delmonico's last night featured James Clark McGuire with Adelaide Gardner and Marcel Steinbrugge with Helen Harris. Novel dances included a snowball battle and an ark tableau with animal-headed sticks. A large paper rose tree on a sled closed the finale as a midnight supper followed.
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Delmonico’s
James Clark McGuire
Adelaide Gardner
Marcel Steinbrugge
Helen F. Harris
Mary A
Helen H. ‘Aldrich
Florence Reail
Helen A. Bloodgood
Grace Brewster
May Ballin
Edna Brown
Marjdrie
Baird
Margaret Deyo
Mildred K. Eagle
Elsa van Kirk Foos
Georgia Grey
Louise FE
Hammond
Fila M. Lindley
Luel Maryo-Smith
Emma L. Romeyn
Grace Steambrugge
Marion Willetts
Alice
Dorothea Wardwell
Dorothy Warrall
Jeannette Wilson
Georges T. Brokaw
Edward Cook Gano S Dunn
Herbert N. Fell
M. H. Gaiilard
William F. Hencken
George S. Mittendorf
Acton Paulet
W. Hardween Starbuck
Henry W. Stackhouse
Evan Shelby
Chester M. van Kleeck
Max L. van Norden
William M. Washburn
Colony Club Roof Garden to Open Tomorrow
The Colony Club announces the opening of its new Winter Garden on the roof tomorrow afternoon during the club's first annual meeting. The enclosed glass space features a trellised vine roof, concealed electric lighting, and French porcelain stoves for wood burning.
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Colony Club
Musicale at Miss Rothschilds Home With Notables
Miss Gertrude G. Rothschild hosted a musicale at 4 East Sixty-seventh Street last Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Mme Kirkby Lunn Mrs Robert Ide and numerous guests such as Edward Schermerhorn Vicomte Robert de Perig ing Arthur N C Treadgold Gaston Velten Lucien Bonzon the French Consul Count de Pontac Count Spiritovitch and the Guggenheims among others.
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Gertrude G. Rothschild
East Sixty-seventh Street
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Robert Ide
Andrew McKenney
Elmer Black
Edward Schermerhorn
Any Schermerhorn
Vicomte Robert de Periging
Arthur N.C. Treadgold
Gaston Velten
Legation
Lucien Bonzon
Count de Pontac
Scherep Spiritovitch
Airs
Albert Lewisohn
S. Hk. Guggenheim
Ley Vernon
Benjamin Stern
Ana
Hughes
New Singer Debuts at Waldorf Astoria Club
Miss May Corine, a young coloratura, made her debut at the Entertalnieecy Club in the Astor Gallery of the Waldorf Astoria. She sang the aria from Lucia di Lammermoor and impressed the audience with power and range. The performer is described as a discovery of club member Miss Irwin Martin. Mme Renard A Waldmeier also sang with humorous talks by Macready Sykes and Walter Chandler.
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Entertainment Club
May Corine
Entertalnieecy Club
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Corine
Donnizetti
Lucia
Corine
Irwin Martin
Mme. Renard A. Waldmeier
Macready Sykes
Walter Chandler
Social galas and weddings fill high society in New York
Social notices report bridge parties at 990 Madison Avenue and a 4 pm wedding at St Bartholomew's for Miss Alice R. Baird and Max Roesler. Mrs. Peabody hosts a dinner and play for Miss Jacy Brown while Miss Florence Baylis weds James Morris at Church of the Ascension. Counts Széchényi plan Europe voyage with Mrs Vanderbilt. Brokaw and family denied illness, and upcoming masque at the Plaza features local notables.
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Alice R. Baird
John R. Baird
Max Roesler
St. Bartholomew's Church
Charles A. Peabody
Jacy Brown
Charles A. Brown
Mary Garden
Women's University Club
Madison Square North
Arthur Fortunatus Cosby
Cosby
Virginia R. Dousman
St. Paul
Samuel T. Skidmore
New York
Lakewood
N. J
di Frasso
Georg
William Bayls
East Sixty-sixth Street
Laszlo Széchéneyi
Vanderbilt City
Europe
Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
W. Gould Brokaw
Atlantic City
Ben Jonson
Cupid
Plaza
Franko
Francis Hartman Markoe
Frank Lea Short
Denes Széchényi
Laszlo Széchényi
Széchényi-Vanderbilt
Washington
Philadelhia
George Haven Reports Much Improved After Illness
George G. Haven, president and managing director of the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company, was reported much improved at his home on East Thirty-ninth Street after several days of illness from a severe cold. His wife said he could sit up and was expected to go out again in a few days.
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George G. Haven
Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
East Thirty-ninth Street
Essential to business stenography clerical help advertised
An advertisement stresses the need for a good stenographer and an intelligent clerk as essential to proper business operations. It offers contact via telephone 1000 Bryant and indicates a representative of The New York Times will call.
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Bryant
THE
NEW York Times
Genee Dances in The Soul Kiss At New York Theatre
Adeline Genee appears in The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre, delivering three dances with her Empire ballet group. The review praises her glide and pirouettes, notes a Parisian Bal Tabarin image, and highlights a hunting scene finale with riding skirt and boots. R. C. Herz impresses in parts.
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Adeline Genee
Genee
London
Adeline Geree
Genes
New York Theatre
Roger de Coverly
Paris
Shever
Empire Ballet Girls
Emily Peters
Autumn Wood and Dale
Reynard
R. C. Herz
Miller Negotiates English Rights for The Great Divide
Olga Nethersole negotiates with Henry Miller for English rights to The Great Divide a play featuring Margaret Anglin and Miller who were seen last year at the Bijou Theatre Louis Nethersole sister’s manager says arrangements will be completed soon with Miss Nethersole likely to appear in London next Fall The chief role would differ from her previous parts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Henry Miller
Margaret Anglin
Mr.Miller
Bijou
Louis Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
London
Miss Methersole
Daly Guests Roar At Dress Rehearsal For My Mamie Rose
Arnold Daly hosted a party of society friends at the Garden Theatre during the dress rehearsal of My Mamie Rose. An onstage disturbance by Daly and Chrystal Herne prompted stage manager William Park to intervene, causing a brief upheaval before the guests returned to their seats.
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Broadway
Arnold Daly
Mamie Rose
Owen Kildare
Mr. Daly
Daly
John Jacob Astor
Garden Theatre
Richard. Harding Davis
Chrystal Herne
William Park
Park
Mrs. Gould
Mr. Daily
Wedding of Hertha debuts at Irving Place German Theatre
Dr Baumfeld presents Max Gernstein satire Herthas Hochzeit at the German Theatre Irving Place drawing a large audience. The comedy mocks advanced ideas of matrimony and morality with Hertha daughter of a wealthy man as lead. Engineer Juntz challenges her views. by end she weds him. Ella Hofer and August Weigert star with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place
Dr. Baumfeld
Max Gernstein
Hertha
Anderhaps
America
Libertas Women's Society
Juntz
Lutz
Cardinal Richard Dead in Paris After Short Illness
Paris reports the death of Cardinal Francois Richard archbishop of Paris from lung congestion after a brief illness. No state honors due to church state separation. funeral planned at Notre Dame with no official participation. Pope and bishops react with sorrow. Cardinal Amiette to succeed him.
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Paris
Francois Marie Benjamin Richard
Tio
Notre Dame Cathedral
Falliéres
Mgr
Amiette
Rome
Richard
Merry del Val
France
Cardinal Richard
Nantes
Mer. Affe
Faubourg St.-Antoine
Helley
Guibert
Iis
Leo XIII
M. Denys-Cohin
Chamber of Deputies
Church of Notre Dame
Death at Liberty Theatre: Paddy the understo ody's fate after vaudeville turn
Peter Barlow recalls Paddy the fox-terrier who appeared in Polly of the Circus at the Liberty Theatre. Paddy helped entertain crowds with pony jump dexterity but was killed after learning an understudy would replace him. He was found strangled by a drop-scene rope after a night when another actor took his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Barlow
Paddy
Liberty Theatre
Pete Barlow
Coney Island
Polly
Young Actress Astonishes London in Her Father's Play
London critics hailed 18-year-old Marie Lohr as a revelation for her role as the daughter in Michael Morton's Son Pete adaptation staged at the Haymarket Theatre under the title Her Father. Arthur Bourchier starred as the father in a striking London debut.
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London
Michael Morton
Pete
Haymarket Theatre Tonight
Marie Lohr
Arthur Bourchier
Theatrical Notes Show NYC Stage Movements and Debuts
The Herald Square Theatre lobby will be redecorated starting yesterday. The New York Lodge of Elks buys the Majestic Theatre lower floor for Jan 31. The first American production of Toddles opens in Baltimore on Feb 24 and will reach New York later. Frohman to present W H Crane in Father and Boys at the Empire Theatre on March 2. Nicholas de Lodygensky and Vera Commissarzhevski head to the U S from St Petersburg. Viola Allen previews Irene Wycherley at the Astor Theatre today with eight boxes reserved. The Top o th World shifts from Majestic to Casino and marks its 200th performance. Latin opera para women to be given Monday as souvenirs.
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Herald Square Theatre
New York
Knickerbocker
Talk of
Nicholas de Lodygensky
St. Petersburg
United States
Vera Commissarzhevski
Viola Allen
Irene Wycherley
Astor Theatre
Majestic Theatre
Count Leopold of Lippe Dies in Heidelberg
Leopold of Lippe born May 30 1871 died today in Heidelberg. He became regent of Lippe in 1964 after a succession contest with Prince Georg Schaumburg Lippe and ruled as Lippe-Bresterfeld.
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Leopold of
Lippe
Heidelberg
Leopold
Prince of
Leopold of Lippe-Bresterfeld
Georg Schaumburg- Lippe
Frederick Intropidl Opera Conductor Dies at 55
Frederick Intropidl, born in New York, died in the city on Sunday at age 55. He studied under I. M. Loretz and Max Maretzek and served as chorus master for Her Majesty's Opera Company at the Academy of Music. He conducted for Arthur Sullivan and appeared with Booth's Theatre and Jarrett and Palmer, later leading productions such as Pirates of Penzance Patience Iolanthe and others. He wrote burlesques and ran a New York music studio for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Intropidl
New Yorker
I. M. Loretz
Max Maretzek
Her Majesty's Opera Company
Academy of Music
Col. J. H. Mapleson
Jarrett and Palmer
Booth’s
Arthur, Sullivan
Patience
Rip van Winkle
California Opera Company
McCaull Company
Boston Ideals
W. T T. Carleton Govia Company
Billee Taylor
Claude Duval
Musketeers
Lillian Russell
Tony Pastor
Mr. Intrepidi
New York
Henry C. Vilas Dies After Long Illness in White Plains
Henry C Vilas aged near 78 died at his White Plains home after a years long illness. Born in Ogdensburg N Y in 1846 he married Sophie Barnes in 1868 and survived by his wife daughter Mrs W H Clark of South Orange a son Royal Vilas of Athens Penn and a brother George H Vilas former Auditor General of Standard Oil. He once served 30 years ago as Secretary and Treasurer of the Great Western Dispatch Line linked to the Erie Railroad. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the White Plains house with interment in Ogdensburg.
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Henry Chapman Vilas
South Broadway
White Plains
Mr. Vilas
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Sophie Cornelia Barnes
W. H. Clark
South Orange
Royal Lee Vilas
Athens
Penn
Notable deaths touch 6 lives across states
Norm an Galt jeweler dies at 44 in Washington. Associate Justice John A Lovely of Minnesota Supreme Court dies in Albert Lea at 64. Gustav E Karsten head of modern languages at University of Illinois dies of pneumonia in Urbana aged unknown. Joseph Henry Yates member of Catholic Club dies at 134 West Ninety‑first Street. Frederick Carlisle 74 dies of heart disease in Nutley New Jersey after Civil War service and public work. Frank Calvin Phelps dies in Williamsburg at 58. long tied to Masonic societies and early career in Albany and Nebraska printing offices.
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Gustav E. Karsten
University of Illinois
Urbana
Ill
Joseph Henry Yates
Catholic Club
West Ninety-first Street
Church of the Holy Name
Ninety-sixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Frederick Carlisle
Max P. Kaufmann
Franklin Avenue
Nutley
N. J
England
First Connecticut Cavalry
Washington
Lincoln
Assessment Commission
Nutley Veteran Association
Marcus L. Ward
Assembly Chamber
Albany
State Printing Office
Nebraska
Bufflo Bautess
Talcott Served In Business And Athletic Circles
EDWARD TALCOTT prominent in leather manufacturing and sports circles died in this city on Monday. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Talcott of Hartford Conn and educated at Hartford public schools and Yale Class of 1893. He led Jewell Leather and later served as president of the New Jersey Leather Manufacturing Company. Talcott belonged to the New York Yacht Club New York Athletic Club Apawamis Golf Club and Fox Hills Golf Club and was unmarried. Interment will be in Hartford Conn.
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Edward Talcott
Seth ‘Talcott
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Public Schools
Clusa
Yale
Jewell Leather Manufacturing Company
New York
New Jersey Leather Manufacturing Company
Talcott
New York Yacht Club
New York Athletic Club
Aplwamis Golf Club
Fox Tall Golf Club
Cohan Plans Times Square Theater Opening
Georges M. Cohan returns from Europe with his bride and announces a new musical comedy titled The Man Servant as his authorial production for a Times Square theater. He races to finish the manuscript with completion due by April 1 under contract terms.
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Georges M. Cohan
Europe
England
France
Times Square
Born. KING. Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King
A daughter was born on January 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King. The birth announcement notes the new arrival without additional details.
Lemassena Weds Mabel Thorapeon at South Orange
The marriage of Mabel C. Thorapeon to Theo adore W. Lemassena took place January 25 at South Orange. The ceremony joined two residents in a quiet local observance with family present.
Obituary notices from New York arc January 1948
A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices for January 1948 from New York and surrounding areas. Names include George J Appell, Clinton Orgood Burling, Jane Butterfield, James Cowman, Prorence Munroe Reed Cryan, Joseph A. Gillet, Mary Gleason, Theodosia Ruggies, John R Hopkins, Albert Kelley, Catherine Black Lindsay, Franklin B Lord, Nelly Maverick, Thomas C Meyer, Matilda Mosher, Charles Moyer, Frank C Phelps, Shepard Rowland, Edward C Talcott, Richards Carson Triplett, Henry Chapman Vilas, Carl Vom Baur, John Hobart Warren, Eleanor White, Fanny White, Joseph Henry Yates, Samuel Alexander, Bertha Banks, Mary Bendfeld, Charles G Birk, William Bose, Bessie Bowe, Ida Carmichael, and others. notices give addresses, funeral times, and interment details.
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Frances van Ness
Butterfield
Webster Av
Jersey City
Jane Butterfield
James Butterfield
Cowman
Franklin
Mary Gleason
Pfeil
Robert Gleason
Hanson
Los Angeles
Cal
Richard Cochran Hanson
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Y2d
Columbus
Middletown
Det
HATCH
Theodosia Ruggies
Alfrederick
Fintech
West 16Th St
Burlington
Essex
N. Y
Hopkins
John R. Hopkins
West 17Th St
New York City
London
Kelugey
West Futh St
Albert Kelley
St. Louis
Lindsay
Rahway
N. J
Catherine Black
Andrew Lindsay
New Brunswick Av
Cortlandt St
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lord
Park Av
Franklin Butler Lord
Daniel T. Lord
Mary Howard Butler
St. Thomas's Church
Barnard College
Franklin B. Lord
Frederick S. Wait
Association of the Bar of the City of
B. Brownell
Maverick
Nelly M
Brewster Maverick
East Tiuth St
Meyer
East 48Th St
Thomas C. Meyer
Trinity Chapel
20Th St
Broadway
Mosher
Matilda Mosher
Crary
Mount Vernon
Grand Central Station
Moyer
Charles Moyer
Albert Moyer
Ridgewood Road
South Orange
Barclay St
Phelps
Frank C. Phelps
Christ Church
Bedford Av
Brooklyn
Rowland
Montclair
Shepard Rowland
Perk St
Sid St
W. R.R
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Edward C. Talcott
J. Frederick Talcott
87Th St
Hartford
Conn
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Alexandria
Richards Carson Triplett
W. Powell Triplett
Newark
Vilas
White Pisins
Amo
Henry Chapman Vilas
South Broadway
White Plains
Harlem
Lexington Av
Vom Baur
Carl Max Vom Baur
Arion Club
Bath St
Warren
Hie
John Hobart Warren
Philadelphia
Troy
White
Eleanor
Charles White
New Brighton
S. I
Fanny Childs White
Albert A. White
Henderson Av
Snug Harbor Station
Yates
Joseph Henry Yates
West Mist St
Church of the Holy Name
90Th St
Amsterdam -Av
Death notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey area obituaries
Obituaries list multiple individuals with death notices and funeral details from Brooklyn Yonkers Newark and Jersey locations. Names include Georga W Cave James Copelan Rosa DeLagaLl Hattie Dellagall John Donovan Bernard Dougherty Elizabeth Howlett George Hayman Elsie Helms Frederick Hermann Adin Mahnken James Marten Orpha Milligan John Mortuary death notices list funeral times and locations for each person.
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Brooklyn
James
George Copelan
Hattie Dellagall
Tichenor St
Newarley
N. J
Rosa BR. DeLagaLl
Donovan
McDonough St
John J. Donovan
Doyle
Fasi Goth
Annie Doyle
Dougherty
Koseiueke St
Brookelyn
Bernard Dougherty
Richmond Hill
Frederick W. Dow
Feydar
Lkner
Lefferts Av
John Faulkner
Fleckenstein
Union Hnl
Jamey
Kate Geiger
O Glaster
Kearny
Ane Glaster
Goldsmith
Fairmont
Newark
Adolph Goldsmith
Graham
Baltic St
M. Graham
Nee
10Th Av
Williamw Zrolle
Haskins
Berkeley St
Lewis N. Haskins
Hayman
Herkimer &J
George H. Hayman
Heilms
Lexington
Elsie Helms
Hermann
West
Frederick Hermann
6Th St
Harriets E. Lewis
Lowenstaupt
Brook Av
Engleewood
Valentine Lowenehaupt
Mercy
Renwick St
Martin McCoy
Puneral
McParlan
Esther McParlan
Mahnken
Lafayette St
Ada H._Mahnken
Marten
van Buren &St
Brookly
James ™. Marten
Milligan
Hilladale
Orpha Milligan
Moriar
Suvipht St
Brooklynes
John Mort
Olvany
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyngs
Patrick Olvany
O'Reilly
Columbus Av
Thomas O’ Reilly
Paterson
Decaturas Brooklye
John ‘Paterson
Peherce
Jen
Earl
U. Pierce
Raymon N. Ec
Serah M
More Row
Sanford
East 28Th St
Levi BK
Secord
Watton Av
Bronx
Iycon Secord
Schorer
West 9Th St
Carolini Schorer
Tecaea Waal Schuster
West Seth St
Catherine i
Schuster
Smith
Franc Albert Smith
East Orange
John Wr. Smith
Slater
Unterifille
George Slater
Spit. Lane
South 4Th St
William F. Spillane
Steele
East 170Th St
George Steele
T P.M Stewart
19Th St
Flatbush
William W. Stewart
Stuppi
Barclay St
Sug
John Stupps
Thorn
Webster Av
Jersey City
Anna Thorn
Tockeson
Treekman
Andrew
Vogelsberger
Sot West
Stefan
Franz L. Vogelsberger
Walters
South Portland
Brooke
Katharina Weber
Weiskittly
Siba Vernon Av
Josephine Weiskittis
Werner
St. St
Frederick Werner
White
Bar Shore
J. I
Zella R. White
M. Woodruff
Elizabeth
John O. Woodruff
Zeenut R
Carrol St
Flora A. Zehnder
Cohan Promises Spring Opening for House
The report notes a somewhat delayed timeline but states Mr. Cohan promises the house will have a Spring opening, signaling progress toward a new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cohan
Commencement Days Debuts at Belasco Theatre
Virginia Frame and Margaret Mayo premiered Commencement Days a three act comedy set at a girls college at the Belasco Theatre last night. The farce marked the first stage performance of the new play with a young campus setting and ensemble cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Virginia Frame
Margaret Mayo
Belasco Theatre
Hms
Masses In Memory At Nativity And Holy Cross
Conway Mass offered at Nativity Church at ten o clock this morning in memory of James Conway. Duffy Mass said at Holy Cross Church in Newark New Jersey for Winifred Duffy.
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James Conway
Nativity Church
Duffy
Winifred Duffy
Holy Cross Church
Newark
N. J
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Phepela Ambulance Services
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!