No Dowry in Shonts Pre Nuptial Deed
Miss Théodora Shonts and the Duc de Chaulnes sign a brief pre nup amid vows for February 15 at the Shonts home. No dowry or settlement is mentioned. the groom notes a simple ceremony and church dispensation for a Protestant bride with Catholic permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Théodora Shents
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Company
Duc de Chaulnes
Shonts
Fast Thirty-fifth Street
Marguerite
Marguerite Ghests
de Chaulnes
Anine
Miss Shonts
New York
France
Shorts
Hamette
Richard
Mer. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Ster
Duchesse d’Uzés
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Prince Galitzin
Paron
Louis de Caudé
Bargft de la Boulilliers
Last Senior Cotillions Dance At Delmontico’s
The final Senior Cotillion of the season took place at Delmontico's with patronesses Mrs. Edward J. Berwind Mrs. Oliver Harriman and Mrs. James Brown Potter in attendance. Stowe Phelps led with Mrs. James Brown Potter as a partner, and novel figures featured wand props and a pergola of Southern smilax with pink blue and wistaria streamers. The event included couples forming a Maltese cross amid floral boas and gardenias with numerous attendees listed among the debutantes and society families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmontico’s
Edwward J. Berwind
Oliver Harriman
James Brown Potter
Stowe Phelps
Frances Alexander
Eleanor Alexander
Adelaide Bb. Baylis
Dorothy Bigelow
Rosamond Burr
Beatrice Benjamin
Nathalie Chauncey
Charlotte Delafield
Elizabeth Bertron
Mary
Advertising as a growing force in future business
The article argues that national prosperity will continue and advertising will become a stronger, essential aid to sales. It notes that while a business may fare today without advertising, tomorrow it could be supplanted by advertisers with foresight.
Notable Names Gather for Supper in New York
A list of prominent individuals including Clarkson Muldred Dick Rosalie de Forest Helen Frith Vere Gilbert Nora Langhorne Katharina Fairfax Antonella Kane Ina Kis sel Rosina Otis Anna Olyphant Ione Page Gladys Roosevelt Amelle Ripley Anhah Rip ley Mary Sanda Eleanor Sridge Dorothy Schieffelin James G. Blaine and many others attended a social supper served at small tables in a formal gathering setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Tappin
Lloyd Warren
Evander B. Chiey
James
Bishop
Ledward Bla
Sidney C. Love
Paul D. Cravath
Stove Phelps
Charles Astor
Frederic Edey
Junius Morgan
Herbert Satterlee
Schuyler Schieffelin
Smallest Dinner Guests Impress Supreme Court Visit
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted the season’s final state dinner in Washington in honor of the Enid Justice and the U S Supreme Court. The event marked the smallest company entertained at a similar dinner in years. Also present were Speaker and daughter Miss Cannon, with other officials hosting separate gatherings and teas for Mrs Goethals and Isthmian Canal Commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Enid
United States Supreme Court
Dughter
Miss Cannon
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
Blackburn
Blackburry
Colony Club Prosperous Opens Winter Garden
The Colony Club, with several hundred New York professional women, held its first annual meeting at Madison Avenue and Thirtieth Street. About 400 prominent members attended as reports were read, notably the club finances showing over 8000 dollars net for the year. The Winter garden on the roof, heated by two Paris-made porcelain stoves, was highlighted as a warming, glass-enclosed room with vines and plants. Notables present included Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Miss Dorothy Whitney, and other leaders. Regular officers were re-elected and the Governing Board named anew: Mrs. Walter Maynard, Mrs. John E. Cowdin, Mrs. Caro de Forest, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. B. F. H. Cabot, and Miss Dorothy Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
New York Society
Madison Avenue
New York
Paris
J. Borden Harriman
J. Pierpont Morgan
Anne Morgan
Harry Payne Whitney
Dorothy Whitney
Richard Irvin
Storrs Wells
Charles Post
Hermann Oelrichs
Elizabeth Marbury
Elsie de Wolf
Janet Gilder
Wedding Guests Sail For Europe After Széchényi Vanderbilt Event
Count Széchényi Count Paul Beaperhazy and Count Prezezdziecke sailed with guests including Alfred Vanderbilt and Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt on the Hamburg American liner Amerika. The party plans England travel for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Széchényi
Paul Beaperhazy
Prezezdziecke
Széchényi- Vanderbilt
Europe
Reginald C., Vanderbilt
Alfred. G. Vanderbil
Wdlt
Count Prezezdziecke
New York
Alfred Vanderbilt
England
London
Brighton
Eri. A. Crowninshield
Potter Palmer
F. D. Grant
Count and Countess Széchényi to visit Vanderbilt farm
The Count and Countess Széchényi are expected at Alfred Vanderbilt's farm near Newport R. I. before they sail for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport, R. L
Count
Countess Széchényi
Alfred Vanderbilt
Europe
Ada de Acosta to Wed Oren Root in Mourning
Announcement of the engagement between Ada de Acosta daughter of Mrs Ricardo de Acosta and Oren Root nephew of Elihu Root secretary of state. Root a Hamilton College graduate and General Manager of the Metropolitan Street Railway. No wedding date set as both families mourn recent deaths Aug. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada de Acosta
Ricardo de Acosta
Oren Root
Elihu Root
Miss de Acosta
Philip Lydig
Maria de Acosta
Micaela H. Hernanides Y de Alba
Root
Hamilton College
Oren Root, Affectionately Known As ‘Square’ Root
Metropolitan Street Railway
Prof. Root
Miss Downing a Bride in Transfiguration Church
Edward Détmold Lentilhon, son of the late Joseph Lentilhon, married Miss Helen Dwight Downing daughter of Mrs. For rest Silas Downing at noon in the Church of the Transfiguration East Twenty-ninth Street. Rev C A Strombom officiated with Eugene Lentilhon as best man. The couple to spend winter at the Hotel Maryland New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Détmold Lentilhon
Joseph Lentilhon
Helen Dwight Downing
Forrest Silas Downing
Church of the Transfiguration
East Twenty-ninth Street
C. A. Strombom
Poughkeepsie
Eugene Lentilhon
Blanchard and Miss Thomas Wed in Grace Church
Edward Wyatt Blanchard and Miss F. Thomas daughter of Mrs De boss Thomas of this city were married yesterday afternoon in Grace Church Chantry. The Rev Dr Huntington and Rev Edward Moore Parrott officiated the ceremony. The bride wore white satin. Peter P. Blanchard brother of the bride was best man with ushers Henry Schroeder Julian V Whipple Irving Corneil and R D A Parrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wyatt —Blanchard
Sir F. Thomas
de ‘Oss Thomas
Grace Church Chantry
Dr. Huntington
Edward Moore Parrott
Offici Ihe Brile
Peter P. Blanchard
Henry Schroeder
Julian V. Whipple
Irving Corneil
R. D. A. Parrott
Krickl and Johnson Tie Nuptials at All Angels Church
Charles A. Krickl and Miss Mary D. Johnson wed last night at All Angels Episcopal Church. Officiating was Rev Dr George R Van De Water, rector of St Andrews. Matron of honor was Mrs Welton C. Percy. bridesmaids included Madelon Murtha Vera Brady Ella and others listed in partial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Krickl
Mary D. Johnson
Alexander E. Johnson
New York
Johnson
All Angels’ Episcopal Church
George Y R. van de Watar
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Welton C. Percy
Madelon Murtha
Vera Brady
Ella
H. Thurst Petter, Jr
Harry DD
Ids P, Macleod
Kricks Plan Home Move After Southern Trip
The couple from New Britain Connecticut and Hartford Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Kricks, will live at 840 West End Avenue after completing a trip through the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Joseph
Rochester groom marries Montclair bride at Hotel Martinique
James H. Smith of Rochester New York wed Miss Helen Bauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Bauer of Montclair New Jersey yesterday. Rev Dr W C Hubbard of Brooklyn officiated with Miss Anna Smith and Miss Isabella Montell as bridesmaids and Thomas Drake of Utica as best man. The couple will reside in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Helen Bauer
Herman Bauer
Montclair
N. J
Mrs Ogden Mills Hosts Annual Cotillion at Mills Town House
Society notes detail cotillions and card parties across New York households. Entries cite Mrs. Ogden Mills hosting at 2 East Sixty-ninth Street, while others plan charity tableaus, dinners, and dances at homes on East and West Side addresses. A Mayflower wedding is noted for late April at St Bartholomew's, plus births at the Coster and Hearst households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
Mills Town House
East Sixty-ninth Street
Navy torpedo station holds Leap pendance night
New port report says officers from the naval torpedo station will host a Leap pendance tomorrow night at the station. Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt has left for Washington on a visit. Capt Conway H Arnold of the U S Navy, briefly at the Naval War College, has been promoted to Rear Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphedar
New York Times
Newport
Naval Torpedo Station
Staion ' Mre
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Washington
Conway H. Arnold
Naval War College
Memorial Concert Highlights MacDowell Work at Carnegie Hall
Modest Altschuler staged a memorial program for the late American composer at Carnegie Hall. MacDowell's Indian Suite received top billing, with Julian Isserlis as soloist performing Liapunov’s new concerto amid other selections by Glazunov Rimsky-Korsakov Rachmaninoff and Sibelius The program included a funeral elegy arrangement and an entr'acte from Raymonda as part of the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modest Altschuler
Liapunow
Josef Hofmann
Tschaikowsky
Glazunov
Sibelius
Rimsky-Korsakow
Mlada
Rachmaninow
Aleko
Glazunow
Raymonda
Rehearsed at Midnight for Eugene Onegin Role Change
Marie Stoddard falls ill and Mme Hissem de Moss substitutes as Tatiana in Tschaikowsky’s Eugene Onegin. The New York Symphony Society will perform at Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening and Sunday afternoon. de Moss learned the role in a few days, with a first piano rehearsal with Mr. Damrosch held between 11 and 1 on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stoddard
Mme
Hissem de Moss
Tatiana
Tschaikowsky
Eugéne Onégin
America
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Damrosch
Damroscii
Dalmoress to Sing in Buenos Ayres This Summer
Charles Dalmo r é s, the French tenor of the Manhattan Opera House, will perform for three and a half months at the New Colon Theatre in Buenos Ayres this summer. He postpones his Lohen grin appearance at Bayreuth to a later summer. In Buenos Ayres he will sing Italian versions of Tristan und Isolde Carmen Siegfried Salome La Damnation de Faust Le Prophète Samson et Dalila and Mefistofele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalmorés
Manhattan Opera House
New Colon Theatre
Buenos Ayres
Baireuth
Mefistofele
Klaw & Erlanger Sign Genee for Years Term
Klaw and Prilanger announced they signed dancer Adeline Genee from The Soul Kiss for a multi year term. Genee will return to New York next year, a fact previously published by The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Prilanger
Adeline Genee
New York Theatre
Genee
New York
THE
TIMES
Theatrical Notices and Upcoming Performances
John Slavin to present a burlesque titled Jennie as part of A Knight for a Day at Wallack's starting next Thursday. Harriet Davis with Carlo Montagna and orchestra to read Tennyson's Princess for the Professional Women's League next Monday at 8 p.m. The American Academy of Dramatic Arts holds its seventh matinee next Thursday at the Empire Theatre featuring Bronson Howard's Young Mrs Winthrop and The Deacon. French company at the Bijou Monday afternoon performs Divorcons. A Sunday Night in Bohemia at New Circle postponed. Friars festival to be held in May at Hippodrome or Manhattan Opera House or New York Theatre with Friars officers and Board of Governors as the festival committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slavin
Adelina Genee
Wallack's
Jennie
Harriet Davis
Carlo Montagna
Tennyson
Princess
Professional Women’s League
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre
Bronson Howard
Bohemia
New Circle
The
Friars
Hippodrome
Manhattan Opera House
New York Theatre
Teachers Rally for Equal Pay at Cooper Union
The Interborough Association of Women Teachers held a large mass meeting at Cooper Union urging equal pay for equal work. Grace Strachan led the event with speakers including Senator McCarren and Assemblyman Robert Conklin, criticizing the Board of Education as unridable and urging Albany action to secure salary equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Association of Women
Cooper Union
Grace Strachan
Senator McCarren
Robert Conklin
Brooklyn
Miss Strachan
John Francis Yanger
Board of Education
Horace E. Deming
Albany
McCarren
Ees
Shuberts Lose a Star Virginia Harned Ends Shubert Association
Virginia Harned confirmed she is leaving the Shubert management after discussions about better opportunities. She said no disagreement existed but she preferred a different directing path and declined to perform Camille on tour. Harned noted she will appear elsewhere this season under new management with several plans in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harned
Shuvert
Miss Harned
Shubert
Broadway
E. H. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
Tolstoy
Shuberts
Camille
New York
Decision Against Theatres in Sunday Labor Case
Judge McPherson declined to block county officials from enforcing Missouri Sunday labor misdemeanor law in a suit by actress Nance O Neill and Kansas City theatres. The ruling supports Judge Wallace who has led indictments of stage folk managers and storekeepers. complainants should seek trial, then appeal to state and federal supreme courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Smith McPherson
United States District
Missouri
Nance O'Neill
Kansas City Theatres
William H. Wallace
Criminal Court
McPherson
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Nethersole Sings Carmen From Chair After Injury
Olga Nethersole performed Carmen at the Nixon Theatre in Pittsburg with a badly sprained ankle. She spoke from a rolling chair, and stage business was altered to keep her seated most of the time. She slipped on a sidewalk earlier, turned her ankle, and was carried to her hotel room before deciding to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Olga Nethersole
Carmen
Nixon Theatre
Miss Nethersole
Ringlings to Try a Woman Clown
Ringling Brothers plan to hire a woman clown. Fanny Rice, now in vaudeville, reportedly received a twenty week summer offer from the Ringlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringlings
Ringling Brothers
Fanny Rice
Tannhauser at the Metropolitan Opera Review
The Metropolitan Opera House presented Wagner’s Tannhauser last evening with a strong cast led by Mr Knote as Tannhauser and Mme Gadski as Elisabeth. Fremstad’s Venus impressed with beauty of voice and appearance while Mr Hertz conducted a lively, colorfully dramatic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Gadski
Elisabeth
Mme. Fremstad
Venus
Mr. Hertz
Sir Henry W Tyler Dies in London at 97
Sir Henry W Tyler born Mayfair London March 7 1827 dies today in London He was Chairman of Westinghouse Brake Company Deputy Chairman of Great Eastern Railway and former President of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada from 1877 to 1895 He served in Royal Artillery Academy Royal Engineers Board of Trade and later international railway projects with large fees This obituary notes his Government service and later roles in railways abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry W. Tyler
Westinghouse Brake Company
Great Eastern Railway Company
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Sir Henry Whatley Tyler
Mayfair
Royal Artillery Academy
Woolwich
Royal Engineers
Board of Trade
Sir Henry
Grand Trunk Railway
Teneo
Harwic
Secretary Fergusson of Philippine Commission Dies in Manila
Arthur W. Fergusson, secretary to the Philippine Commission, died suddenly of heart disease in Manila. Born December 4, 1859 in Benicia California, he studied law at Georgetown and edited The Benicia New Era. He served as interpreter for the 1889 International American Congress and the Spanish-American Commission, later holding his Philippine post since 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Ww. Fergusson
Philippine Commission
Manila
War Department
Benicia
Cal
Mexico
Georgetown University
Fergusson
Benicia New Era
International American Congress
Spanish-American Commission
Paris
Taft
Death of David Brickner Active on New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
David Brickner died at his Riverside Drive home after a brief illness in his 68th year. He was a longtime clothing manufacturer and former officer of the Wile Brickner Company of Rochester. He leaves a widow, three children, and a brother. The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange announced his death and a floral tribute was ordered for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brickner
Riverside Drive
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wile-Brickner Couery
Rochester
N. Y
Edwin
Walter M. Brickner
G. Richard Davis
Max Brick
Russian revolutionary Vladimir Steleschnikoff dies in Mobile
News from Mobile Alabama reports the death of Vladimir Steleschnikoff a pioneer of the Russian revolutionary movement known as The Will of the People He abandoned his noble name to aid the cause and spent years abroad before arriving in New York in the 1880s where he linked with radical Russian circles and helped found the first Russian newspaper in the United States with Louis E Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. K. Steleschnikoff
Mobile
Ala
Vladimirix
Steleschnikoff
Friends of Russian Liberty
Russia
Switzerland
New York
Louis E. Miller
Burr Robbins Circus Pioneer Dies at 70 in Buena Park
Burr Robbins, last of the old-time circus men and former rival of P. T. Barnum, died at his Buena Park home at 70. He joined Spaulding & Rogers's North American Circus in 1858 at $15 weekly, later earned an interest, served as a Civil War colonel, and returned to build a Chicago business career after leaving the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Burr Robbins
Buena Park
P. T. Barnum
Spaulding & Rogers
St. Louis
Dignified Obituary Notices For Harrison Wright Mann
Mrs Maria Dean Harrison widow of Essex County Sheriff John D. Harrison died at her Newark home after bronchial pneumonia at 77 born in Newark Five children survive Henry Wright evangelist of Williamsburg died at 75 76 in Cooper Street home survived by one son and three daughters wife predeceased four years Dr Edward C Mann physician in Stoughton Mass died at his home educated at Long Island Hospital College in 1871 author of medical works member of the Society of Science Letters and Art of London and other societies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Dean Harrison
John D. Harrison
Essex County
N. J
Newark
Henry Wright
South Third Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Williamsburg
Cooper Street
Almshouse
Edward C. Mann
Fisiny
Stoughton
Mass
St. Louis
Martha Bond
Isabella W. Roberts
Alfred, Thomas
Wiliam Bond
Felix Alvino
Cullen & Kelly
St. Leo’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Brickner
David Brickner
Sarah RitterSand Brickner
Riverside Drive
Dearborn
Ida Vera
C. A. Dearborn
Floyd
Hia
West 27Th St
Robert Flord
Yate
Mann
Marshall
Somers
N. Y
Anna B. Turk
William Dean Marshall
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Mathews
Sag Harbor
John Stetson, Jr
Frances Bliss
John S. Mathews
Howard
Ponns
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
O'Connor
Bridget
David O'Connor
David C
Nellie
Margaret O’connor
East
Salem Fields Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Parsons
Margaretta Barnes
Alonzo W. Grarsons
North Franklin St
Philadelphia
Sheldon
Madison Avenue
Amey Richmond
Dantel B. Fearing
Frederick Sheldon
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Tatum
West End Av
Susan C. Tatum
Tobias
Lexington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maine
Henry Tobias
Warren
Park Avenue
John Hobart Warren
Trinity Chapel
Oakwood
Troy
Yznaga
Natchez
Miss
Ellen M
Antonica Yznaga
Kaiser Wilhelm II Reaches Port After Fog Delays
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived from Bremen battered by fog and storms. She carried 8,000 sacks of mail and faced a slow ascent to the pier as passengers waited in the cold to greet loved ones. Notable passengers included H E Duncan and A Hogge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Cherbourg
Hock
H. E. Duncan
Col
A. Hogge
Charles A. de Lina
F. T. Wadsworth
Chauncey J. Blair
Agnes W. Farnsworth
C. C. Forbes
Max Sassmann
Duncan McNeilli
H. W. Miller
A. A. Newman
D. 8S Rosenbaum
3. B. Raymond
Thomas D. Waterbury
William Cari Winterhalter
H. P. Tappe
Women’s Conference Urges Aid for Hebrew Charities
A meeting to address urgent needs of United Hebrew Charities is set for Tuesday morning February 1 at 11 East Sixty ninth Street. Mrs. Jefferson Seligman hosts the event and Miss Henrietta Szold will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hebrew Charsities
Jefferson Seligman
East Sixty-ninth Street
Henrietta Szold
Local Births Noted for Voigt and Ullmann Families
On Wednesday January 29 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Voigt and on the same date a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Ullmann.
Matrimonial Notices From Princeton and Newark
In Princeton New Jersey on January 25 Louis Wardlaw Miles wed Katharine Wistar daughter of the late Samuel Witham Stockton. Also marriages include Caroline F. Baker to Harry T. Church January 23 Helen F. Miller to George Hock January 22 Anita Ludlam to George J Pearson January 28 Daisy S Voorhees to Clifford C Polisor January 28 and Elbert A Twaddell to Minnie Nosworthy January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es—Stockton
Princeton, N. J
Louis Wardlaw Miles
Katharine Wistar
Samuel Witham Stockton
Obituary notices from New York and surrounding areas
A long list of funeral notices and in memoriam items from New York City and nearby towns. Entries name the deceased, ages, and addresses, with funeral times and burial details. Several notices request flower omissions and specify church or cemetery services, reflecting a dense late January obituary roundup.
Death notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
A list of funeral notices and death announcements from January 29 for residents in Brooklyn and nearby towns including Catherine Elis at Sea Cliff Amelia H Ellis and many others with ages and funeral details. The items name streets addresses and towns such as Roselle Newark Mineola Woodside Ossining and Dobbs Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai M. Fpagan
Bedford St
James B. Fagan
Farmer
West
Lil- Nan Farmer
Overlick Hospital
Sonuit
Farrell
Foley
West_165th st
Patrick Foley
Foran
Tibherty
Brooklyn
Catherine Foran
FOX
Greenleaf
East Orange
Julius BH
Ricke
Furey
Clinton Place
William H. Furey
Geoghegan
Prospect
Lillian F. Geoghegan
Newark
N. J
Cecilia Hainski
Harrington
Conford St
May F. Harrington
Harrison
High St
Maria D. Harrison
Iles
Woodlawn
L. I
Palbert EF. Lies
M. Knoop
Orange
Leddy
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Margaret Leddy
AE ’ Loerch
Himrod St
Ernest Loerch
Lyons
114Th St
Patyk Lyons
M. McAuliffe
Ossining
Mary McAuliffe
Macclintock
West Farms
Jen
McNally
East
Rose McNally
Maerz
Lille St. Newarts
Herman Maerz
Molloy
New Market
Ellen Molloy
Mulcahy
West 64Th St
Maurice
Nodine
Earn Church
Angeline Noding
Neu
Mineola
L. L
Henry L. Neu
O’brien
South St
Andrew O'Brien
O'Brien
Horato &J
J. O'Brien
A. O'Neil
Division Av
Ciamare
John E. O'Neil
Ogden
Woodside
I. J
John Ogden
Owen
Norman Av
George M. Owen Parks
Dobbs Ferry
Catherine Parks
Phillips
Pennington St
Oliver PhIlIps
Ramsden
Bronxdale
Alice Ramsden
Rasch
Clermont Av
Lutter Rasch
M. Reilly
Amsterdam
Peter Reilly
A. M. Schratz
Barbara
Skidmore
John Skidmore
Stevenson
Bloomfield
George Stevenson
Sullivan
Elmhurst
Rose SuLlIvan
von Brandis
Adolah Vor
Brandis
von Durring
Park Av
John von Duhring
Waters
Willis
James
Masses Held In Memory Of Mary McCullough And Joseph Wendling
Masses were celebrated today at St. Gabriel's Church for Mary R. K. McCullough and at St. Augustina's Church in Newark New Jersey for the late Joseph Wendling. The services honored the deceased with communal prayers and remembrance.
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Chaulnes
Mr. Shonts
Saturday Evening Post
FFALO
Supreme Court
Colony Club Prosperous
Stephan Szechenyi
Miss Downing
Edward D. Lentilhon
Blanchard
Thomas
Krickl—Johnson
Social Notes
John Neeser
Kerry’s
Robert Olyphant
Sophie Vernon Olyphant
Carl von Mayhoff
Bridge
East Thirty-fourth Street
Charles D. Freeman
Ley
West Fifty-ninth Street
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
J. Kenneth Olyphant
Anna Olyphan
R. H. Kissel
Gladys Kissel
A. Holland Forbes
St. Valentine’s Day
Winfield Becott
Florence Bourne
Frederick G. Krourne
Bourne
Anson W. Hard
St. Bartholomew's
Churc
Neus
William B. Coster
W. R. Hearst
East Twenty-eighth Street
Hearst
George Burkleey Salisbury
William Remsen
Reginald Sturgis
Charles Bulkley
Harv Or Laden
Is Shercey, Graham
Rodek Wellma
News OF Newport
Macdowell
Russian Symphony Society
Mme. Hissem
de Moss
Dalmores
Hammerstein
Klaw & Erlanger Sign Genee
Mgarren
Ing
H. E. Deming
Tannhaeuser
OPERA
Arthur W.fergusson
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Hardman
Usc
Fulton St
Valentines
Dan Cupid
Annex
E. P. Dutton & Company
Bowery
Jennie Brill
William J. Byrne
Chaffers
Newell St
John H. D. Chaffers
Cook
First Place
Hannah Cook
Cotter
East 175Th St
Elizabeth
Davis
Elizabeth C. Davis
Dicec
Zu Memoriam
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Caynbell Co
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