Gay Charity Fete At Oakland Farm Draws Summer Crowd
Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s Oakland Farm hosted a St Mary’s Guild fete for St Mary’s Church of Portsmouth. Four bands on the lawn and grove lit by night illumination. Notable attendees included Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs Harriman with hundreds of young dancers, a cake and tea table, and sales by Mrs Haggin and Miss Swan. Cathleen Vanderbilt visited booths to shop for her nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
St. Mary's Guild
St. Mary’s Church of
Portsmouth
Massachusetts
Motion Picture
Reginald Vanderbilt
Joseph Harriman
James B.haggin
Laura Swan
Vanderbilt
F. Weaver
B. Norman
I G. Whipple
H. Weaver
Thomas J. Senn
F. L. Sanchez
R. C. Smith
W. W. Phelps
Cathleen Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
BR. C. Vanderbilt
Mrs Reynolds Buys Fifth Avenue Mansion Amid Historic Family Moves
Mrs Emily A Reynolds widow of James B Reynolds has purchased the six story residence at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Eighty eighth Street from Falcon Realty Company. The home, built four or five years ago by Hamilton M Weed, is among the finest on upper Fifth Avenue and was held at 450000 dollars. Reynolds now resides at 20 West Fourteenth Street and her purchase follows another move of a member of a famous New York family to the same upper Fifth Avenue district. Shortly before, Samuel W Bridgham bought a new residence by J Horace Harding on Fifth Avenue near Seventy eighth Street, after his wife Miss Fanny Schermerhorn occupied the Schermerhorn mansion on West Twenty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily A., van Beuren
Reynolds
Fifth Avenue
Highty-eighth Street
Falcon Realty Company
Hamilton M. Weed
Upper Fifth Avenue
James B. Reynolds
West
Fourtenth Street
van Beuren
Fourteenth Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Upper
New York
Samuel W. Bridgham
Fanny Schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
West Twenty-third Street
J. Horace Harding
American Wife for Earl Clancarty in New York Blush
London reports The Daily Mail says William Frederick Le Poer Trench fifth Earl of Clancarty will wed Belle Bilton a wealthy New York widow and famous Bilton sister. The match shocks Singlish society as Clancarty heir to Garbally in Ireland. He owns 25000 acres and Garbally gallery at Garbally Park Ballinasloe County Galway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William
Frederick le Poer-Trench
Earl of Clancarty
Dunlo
Kilconnel of
Garbally
Ireland
Clancarty
Baron Trench
United Kingdom
Marquis of
Huesden
Kingdom
Netherlands
Viscount Dunlo
Belle Bilton
Bilton
Richard Frederick John Donough
Kilconnel
Garhally Park
Ballinasloe
County Galway
Wilson Goes to Newport From Fifth Avenue Home
Richard T. Wilson, father of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and others, left his Fifth Avenue residence by Kings County Hospital ambulance to the New York Yacht Club pier and boarded the Vanderbilt North Star for Newport. Daughters accompanied him. Dr. Austin Flint Jr. approved the move to escape city heat. Charities Commissioner Robert W. Hebberd arranged the transport. friends followed to wish him well after three months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Ogden Goelet
Michael Herbert
Fifth Avenue
Kings County Hospital
New York Yacht Club
Twenty-fourth Street
East River
Newport
Wilson
Austin Flint, Jr
Charities
Robert W. Hebberd
Mr. Wilson
Ambassador Reid Hosts Dinner at Dorchester
London dispatch reports Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a dinner at the Dorchester hotel on July 8, showcasing diplomatic hospitality and social ties among senior officials. The event highlighted ongoing postwar diplomacy and internationale relations in a formal reception setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Reid
London
Mrs. Reid
Dorchester
Society Guests at Tonight's House Party
Tonight's gathering features the French and Spanish Ambassadors along with Lord and Lady Lansdowne. Senator and Miss Wetmore of Rhode Island attend with J P Morgan among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Lady Lansdowne
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Vanderbilts Leave Biltmore for Year Abroad
Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt and their family departed Asheville today for a year abroad planning to sail from New York later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
New York
Society Notices Sailings and Domestic Travels Across the Northeast
Mr and Mrs William Ives Washburn and John H Washburn voyage from New Monmouth to Europe with plans to tour the Continent returning in October. Alfred G Dale and family book July 16 on Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, visiting the Continent then October. Various society figures sail or relocate seasonally from Bar Harbor Newport Beach Haven Seabright Ardsley to London and Catskills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ives Washburn
John H. Washburn
New Monmouth
Spring Lake Beach
N.r
Alfred G. Dale
West Fifty-sixth Street
Edeson Weds Georgie Porter in Brookline Home
Miss Georgie Elliot Porter daughter of author Linn Boyd Porter married actor Robert Edeson at noon in the Porter's Brookline home. Rev. Dr G P Gifford officiated with Judge J Albert Brackett as best man. A wedding breakfast followed, then a motor tour as a wedding gift, before they head to Sag Harbor Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Georgie Elliot Porter
Linn Boyd Porter
Robert Edeson
Porter
Lancaster Terrace
Brookline
Mass
G. P. Gifford
First Baptist Church
J. Albert Brackett
Florence D. Haynes
Mrs. Edeson
Mr. Edeson
Sag Harbor
L. I
Larocque Heirs Inherit Major Estate With Trusts For Family
Will of Joseph Larocque filed for probate shows estate at least 100000 in realty and 500000 in personal property. Died June 6 at 6 East Fifty sixth Street. Widow to live in the Fifty Sixth Street house for life with furnishings and horses, then sale proceeds to residuary estate. Trusts created for widow, granddaughter Annie Celestine Goddard, three nieces, and heirs. Executors include son Joseph Larocque and Henry Tinker, Henry B. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larocque
Joseph H. Choate
Choate
Cecilia Faile
Mr. Larocque
Morton Trust Company
Louis
Joseph.Larocque
Henry Tinker
Henry B. Anderson
Will Contested By Ingraham Heir In Brooklyn Estate
William M. Ingraham Jr., seeks to challenge his father’s will leaving $2,000,000 to the elder Ingraham’s other heirs. The dispute follows a thirty year estrangement and a $160 bequest to the son. Lawyer John B. Stanchfield represents him. The father died June 7 at Hyde Park Long Island. The estate’s principal heirs are George S. Ingraham, Robert S. Ingraham, and Frances T. Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam M. Ingraham, Jr
William M. Ingraham
Brooklyn
John B. Stanchfield
Ingraham
Hyde Park
L. I
George S. Ingraham
Robert S. Ingraham
Frances T. Ingraham
Zionist Convention to Open in Atlantic City
Zionists from across the nation will convene in Atlantic City for the eleventh annual Federation of American Zionists convention with services on Friday and business sessions on Young's Pier starting Sunday. Delegates are expected from Florida Texas and California with headquarters at New Liberty and Columbia Hotels and a mass meeting Sunday evening on the new pier featuring leading Zionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Federation of American Zionists
Young’s Pier
Florida
Texas
California
New Liberty
Columbia
New Pier
Secretary Straus Visits Naval War College in Newport
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus visited Rear Admiral Merrell at the Naval War College Newport and attended a lecture by Brig. Gen. George B. Davis on the Second Hague Conference. He later toured the training station and was saluted by seventeen guns on departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Straus
Naval War College
Newport
Commerce and Labor
Straus
John P. Merrell
George B. Davis
Hague
William Fullam
Provident Life Reformers Battle Over Board Control
The Appellate Division voided an injunction sought by Henry Moir, a Provident Savings Life stockholder, halting reform attempts to oust the Philadelphia Coyle syndicate from management. Banking interests, holding a majority stake, aim to restore pre-revelation control, while Moir argues the Coyle faction would tilt the board in its favor. Justice Clarke notes lack of jurisdiction and equity to determine office titles. appeal to the Court of Appeals requires permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Henry Moir
The
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Coyle
William T. Gilbert
Provident Savings Life
Philadelphia
Moir
Gilbert James B. O'Keefe
Society
J E. R
O. F. Thomas
John J. Coyle
Thomas
Coyle Syndicate
E. R
Thomases
O'Keefe
Gilbert
Clarke
Justice Clarke
Court of Equity
Bar
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Burlesquers Pick Routes for Eastern Circuit
Theatrical managers met in Hyde & Behman offices in Temple Bar Brooklyn to decide burlesque tour routes for the season. Columbia Amusement Company and about thirty-five companies were represented, with routes drawn to start in different cities across New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and other major venues. Archie H. Ellis presided as Hyde & Behman’s representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde & Behman Amusement Company
Temple Bar
Brooklyn
Columbia Amusement Company
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Louisville
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Buffalo
Toronto
Columbus
Cleveland
Newark
Abe Leavitt
al Reeves
Fred Irwin
Robert Manchester
Hurtig & Seamon
Weber & Rush
William 8. Campbell
Phil Sheridan
Charles E. Waldron
Rice & Barton
Hurtig Barthers
Louis Rebie
Samuel A. Scribner
Jack” Stinger
Harry Bryant
G. H. Batchelor
Jacobs & Jermon
J. Herbert Mack
Archie H. Ellis
The
Hyde & Behman Company
Steeplechase Park To Add New Attractions At Coney Island
Steeplechase Park will enlarge by removing twelve race tracks and repurposing the space between Tilyou’s and Steeplechase Walks. The plan includes the Squeezer, a circular revolving platform twenty five feet in diameter, two inch raise, with railing and two seats per side. Police will not interfere with hugging on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Islands
Tilyou
Ethel Jackson Expected Back in The Merry Widow Cast
Though not officially announced, Ethel Jackson is understood to resume her title role of Sonia in The Merry Widow at the Aerial Gardens New Amsterdam Theatre within about two weeks. She retired last spring due to illness, later sued her husband J Fred Zimmerman Jr for divorce, and Lina Abarbanell and Rosemary Glose have since performed the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jackson
J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr
Miss Jackson
Sonia
Lina Abarbanell
Rosemary Glose
Divorce Decree Granted to Mrs Blaney in Supreme Court
Based on the Hawes report, Justice Erlanger signed an interlocutory divorce decree in favor of Mrs Elizabeth M Blaney against Charles E Blaney the theatrical manager. Custody of their two children Charles E Blaney Jr and Harry Clay Blaney awarded to Mrs Blaney. No alimony mentioned and the co respondent’s name not appealed. Hawes and counsel declined to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Elizabeth M. Blaney
Charles E. Blaney
Charles E. Blaney, Jr
Harry Clay Blaney
Blaney
Hawes
Follies of 1908 writer hired for new shows and stars
Amusement notes report Aaron Hoffman hired by F Ziegfeld Jr to write a musical comedy for Bickel and Watson in The Follies of 1908. Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland and Beulah Dix announce The Substitute for Max Figman under John Cort. Robert L Daily to lead in The Girl Question at Wallack's Aug. Hertzka of Volks Theatre sails to Europe to oversee The Cloven Foot in Paris. A new Follies Bergeres ballet is engaged for De Koven Smith musical with Grace Van Studdiford to star next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Aaron Hoffman
Bickel and Watson
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Beulah Dix
Max Figman
John Cort
Robert L. Daily
New York
Wallack’s
Gertrude Hoffman
Maude Allan
Hammerstein
Julius Hertzka
Volks Theatre
Vienna
Henry W. Savage
Locals Beat Whist Players At Majestic Event
Congress of the American Whist League at the Hotel Majestic gains momentum in fine weather as trophy play begins with thirty women pairs. Leaders include Mrs. Henry W. Cannon and Mrs. J. W. Greene of New York. Knickerbocker Whist Club eliminated from Hamilton trophy race after defeat by Pastime Club. Finals set for today with Tuesday and Wednesday results listing multiple sections and winners. Evening attire moves to athletic outfits akin to tennis uniforms as no coat no suspenders rule recurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hotel Majestic
Henry W. Cannon
J. W. Greene
New York
Knickerbocker Whist Club
EB. C. Fletcher
BE. E. Boynton
Pat Bedall
Paul Brown
Phus
W. H. Eeney
Ernest B. Cooper
E. L. Heimly
Dudley MacGrath
E. Elliot
J. J. MacDonald
H. C. Ellsworth
G. C. Wheeler
Manning
Mr. Mack
War Over The Girl Question Title Dispute Reaches Wallack's
The Askin-Singer firm faces an injunction over using The Girl Question for its Wallack's production on Aug. 3. Miss L. C. Violet Honk claims authorship of a similar titled novel and a stake in a same-named play. Gibson also used the title for sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askin-Singer
Wallack’s
Askin
Chicago
L. C
Violet Honk
Miss Honk
John Lane & Co
Funeral of W B Leeds at Fifth Avenue home
William B Leeds former Tin Plate Trust president and railroad magnate died June 23 in Paris. Services conducted by Rev Dr Ernest M Stires at the Leeds residence with widow Mrs Leeds and two sons present. Honorary pallbearers included D G Reid E R Bacon Elisha Dyer and others. Interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Leeds
The
Tin Plate Trust
Leeds
Fifth Avenue
Noted Deaths Of Albert Falk Hutton KeiseY Ray Fireman
Albert H Falk longtime resident of the Flanders Apartment Hotel at 137 West Forty-seventh Street died yesterday at his Summer home in Canaan Four Corners New York from heart disease. Dr Allan Clarke Hutton of New Brunswick brother of Dr Mancius H Hutton and Prof F R Hutton of Columbia University died Tuesday night at Twilight Park Haines Corners New York after a weeklong illness. He was 67. Funeral at his brother’s home in New Brunswick today. Henry Keisey retired shipbuilder died Tuesday in his 79th year at 267 Keap Street Williamsburg after more than 50 years in the neighborhood. He leaves a widow three sons and a daughter. William S Ray Secretary and member of the Board of Managers of the New York Cotton Exchange died Tuesday at his father’s home 377 Grand Avenue Brooklyn aged 31. He joined the Exchange in 1903 and belonged to the firm William Ray & Co Emil K Fireman lawyer of 280 Broadway died Tuesday afternoon in Asheville North Carolina aged 25. He was manager of the Taxpayers' Corporation of New York and argued in many city courts. Funeral Friday at 4 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Falk
Flanders
West Forty-seventh Street
Canaan Four Corners
N. Y
Allan Clarke Hutton
New Brunswick
N. J
Mancius H. Hutton
Second Reformed Church
F. R. Hutton
Columbia University
Twilight Park
Haines Corners
Prof
Hutton
Henry Keisey
Williamsburge
Keap Street
Newark
William S. Ray
New York Cotton Exchange
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
The
Exchange
William Ray & Co
Emil K. Fireman
Broadway
Asheville
N. C
Taxpayers’ Corporation of
New York
Colorado by rail beckons with Rocky Mountain Limited
Six thousand miles of trout streams and mountain air frame a Colorado invitation. The Rock Island Lines Rocky Mountain Limited departs Chicago for a scenic overnight rail journey. Contact K. E. Palmer, 401 Broadway, New York, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago
K. E. Palmer
Broadway
N. Y
Young Mr Willetts Vanishes After Marriage Claim
Samuel Willets, master of the Meadow Brook Hounds, who reportedly admitted marrying actress Amber Lawlor, vanished with his mother from Roslyn to Manhattan. Edward Willets denied the marriage, calling the claim an abominable lie, while noting his son spoke with him and his wife prior to disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Willets
Meadow Brook Hounds
Evening World
Bevan
Larchmont
Roslyn
L. A
Manhattan
Willets
Amber Lawlor
Edward Willets
Mr. Willets
TIMES
Hempstead
Marriages Form Three Jersey City Matches
On July 6 and July 7 Jersey City ceremonies united several couples. Elsie M. Wild wed Raymond I. Lane, Grace Horn married Joseph J. Moosman, and Elizabeth Gray became Elizabeth Osborne Carhart in separate nuptials.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Area
Mourning notices for Maurice Alsberg Harriet Bixby Charles Clarke Em K Fireman Joseph Godfrey Alien Hutton Townsend Lawrence Eugene McGarrah Louise Mathews Caroline Sergeant Nellie Walton Simpson Emma C Taboske Mary Yoch Clarissa Tristram William Valentines Sarah Ward George A Aitkin Carrie Allen Henry Black Mary Cahill Mary A Carter Isidor Cohen Elizabeth Cox Harold Deas John Dippel Otto Dohmen Max Drescher Charles W Du Bois and others listed with brief death and funeral details across New Jersey New York and Connecticut locations.
Numerous Brooklyn and New Jersey Obituaries Dated July
A long list of death notices from New York and New Jersey areas. Names include Juan E. Ferares Margaret Finan Adolph M. Fischel Peter Fogel John J. Friel Anna Fulton John J. Gallagher Frederick Galten Thomas H. Gibbs Mae Taouise Kiers Fridolin Koenig Anna M. Kraushaar Leonhard Lechner Louise Le Clair Christopher Lenz Murfany Leon Rosa Levi Arthur Lewis Catherine McDonald Johanna Mahony Thomas Matterface Caroline Miller William Moss Michael J. Murray Pierre Rontey Catherine F. Ruffanil Maria Saunders Julius Scheuch Juliet Shepard Rebecca Smith Patrick Sweeney James Terry Emma Thatcher Benjamin Valentine Bror Oscar Westergren Louisa Wiederseck Hannah E. Williams Pmm J. Wolfer and others. Funeral times noted for some entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferarfs
Perriman
East 142d
Peter Fogel
M. Friel
Franfini Av
Brooklyn
John J. Friel
Fulton
Dean St
Anna Fulton
Gallagher
Newark Av
Jersey City
John J. Gallagher
Galten
St. Av
Frederick Galten
West St
Newark
N. J
Thomas H. Gibbs
Gildersleeve
15Th St
May E
Goldberg
West
Pauline Goldberg
Grauer
45Th St
Michael Healion
Henneking
6Th St
Grace Anna Henneking
Hollister
Shepard Avy
Charles HollIster
Kauffmann
Dawson St
Emma Kauffmann
Kiers
Hall St
Mae Taouise Kiers
Koenig
Irvington
Fridolin Koenig
Kraushaar
Orchard St
Anna M. Kraushaar
T. Lechner
Henry St
Leonhard Lechner
LE Clair
West 47Th St
Louise le Clair
M. Lenz
South 14Th St
Christopher Lenz
S&s
Leon
West 144Th
S J
Murfany Leon
Levi
Primrose Av
Mount Vernon
Rosa Levi
Lewis
Monticello
N. Y
Arthur Lewis
McCoy
West 44Th St
Margaret McCoy
McDonald
IGS Engert
Catherine McDonald
Mahony
Washington St
West Hoboken
Johanna Mahony
M. Matterface
East 78Th St
Thomas Matterface
M. Miller
Peekskill
Caroline Miller
Moss
Cabinet St
William Moss
Murray
High St
Montclair
N. de
Michael J. Murray
O'Gara
West 28Th St
Thomas O'Gara
O'Nei
Carlton Av
William F. O'Neil
O'Reilly
West Side Av
Bernard S. O'Reilly
Pike
West 56Th St
Ellen Miller Pike
Pryor
South 24
Mary E. Pryor
Rontey
Arthur Av
Bronx
Pierre Rontey
Ruffonie
Lafayette St
N J
Catherine F. Ruffanil
Saunders
Trinity Place
West Mount Vernon
Maria Saunders
Scheuch
West 129Th St
Julius Scheuch
Shepard
Juliet Shepard
Smith
Walnut St
Rebecca Smith
Sweeney
West 48Th St
Tatrick Sweeney
Terry
Warick St
James Terry
Thatcher
East 179Th St
Emma Thatcher
Valentine
Woodbridge
Benjamin Valentine
Hannah E. Williams
Wolfsr
J. .Wolfer
Mass for Christian Lermann at St Augustine’s Newark
Mass for Christian Lermann held at St Augustine’s Church in Newark New Jersey today at 9 AM. Clergy and parishioners gathered for the service with local church officials noting his life and faith.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary’s Church
Resi
Mrs. Reynolds
Earl
Lord Clancarty
R. T. Wilson
Abid Av
G. W. Vanderbilts
Biltmore
Social Notes
Edward de V. Morrell
Bar Harbor
Samuel Crozer
Marion G. Bartel
Francis W. Rawle
Wayside
Rosemont
Beach Haven
Col
J. J. Astor
Vincent
Cecilie
James B. Weir
Dobbs Ferry
West Virginia
Ardsley Club
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Daniel Bacon
West Fifty-seventh Street
Frederick Peach Jennings
Miss Jennings
Park Avenue
Europe
J. H. McCullough
West Forty-fifth Street
White Lodge
Richard Morris Hunt
Madison Avenue
Catskills
Larocque
Ingraham Will
Opigurs
Provident Life Reformers
Thomas Stock
Knickerbockers
Hamilton Trophy
Miss Houk
Askin-Singer Co
W. B. Leeds
Uty
Phoebe
Lackawanna Railroad
Saturda
Pocono Mountain
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Broadway and
Wall St
Fulton St
Broad St
Brokaw Brothers
Madras
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Alsberg
Maurice Alsberg
Martha
Sidney Alsberg
Bixby
York, Penn
Harriet White Bixby
Robert P. Bixby
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Cypress Hillis Cemetery
Charles Manchester
Mary Bebcock Clarke
Springfield
Summit
Em K
Pick's
105Th St
Lexington Ay
Godfrey
Roseland
Josep Godfrey
Edward
Harriet RE. Godfrey
Amelia R. Godfrey
Erie R. BR
Essex Fells Station
Alien C. Hutton
Manlius H. Hutton
Union St
I Lawrence
Flushing
Townsend Lawrence
Frances Brasheard
Henry Effingham Lawrence
St John's Chapel
Sanford and Wilson Avs
Murray Hill
Toms River
Westfield
Caroline
Henry Clark Sergeat
St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Liberty St
C.R. KR
Ohio
Easton
Penn
Toch
Mary Yoch
Leopold Tech
John S. Ward
Ponneas
Devon
Cahill
West 51St St
Maurice Cahill
Carter
Willow Av
Hoboken
Mary A. Carter
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Cortland
Sixth Avenue
4Th St
Tompkins & Tompkins
Wills
Wille
C.O. Burns
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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