Women energy reshapes roles amid wartime progress
Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Barnard Dean, told Columbia Phi Beta Kappa that lower birth rates and reduced infant mortality free feminine energy for new outlets beyond home. She cited England wartime needs, Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations, and rising women in medicine, law, and social work, while affirming ongoing domestic duties for many. Barnard graduates were also honored by Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Columbia University
Bi Beta Kappa
Illdersleeve
Agnes Repplier
Europe
Ieuan Gildersleeve
Etphare
Hetter
Jtarnard College
Wmer
Jean Gildersleeve
Board of Trade
Womens Emergency Corps
England and Wales
Dean Gildersleeve
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
New York School of Philanthropy
New York Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Beulah E. Amidon
Edna Astruck
Sarah Schuyler Butler
Alice Brett
Sadie Rage
Rhoda Erskine
Thora Fernstrom
Clara Froelich
Dorette Ferandie
Ruth Graal
Edna Mary Henry
Irene Hickok
Emily Lambert
Columbia 1915 senior class farewell exercises noted
The Columbia University senior class of 1915 held farewell day events with H Lewellyn Roberts in the class presidency role. Camillus Rogers Trainer led the review of class history while Walter W. Dwyer and George Smith received alumni prizes for all around excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University
H. Lewellyn Roberts
Camillus Rogers
Franklin George Dunham
Sherman M. Bijur
Ambrose D. Henry
Charlies A. Rolker
Walter W. Dwyer
George Smith
James Colletti
Milton Arlandon Sridges
Phi Beta Kappa
Colletti
J.-B. Armstrong
W. D. Braisilin
H. I. Chadwick
A. Elwyn
M. N. Eisner
W. G. Foge
R.M. Grant
A. A. Haldenstein
Warner Rusen
J. A. Kinney
Hayes
Odell
Steeves
Lord
Kipling
Hugo
Tennyson
Longfellow
Raven
Hundees
Stone
Willis
Dwyer Sanborn
Robbin
Higgins
Sine
B. Clark
Goodwin
Grouchlest
Beatty
Burghard
Lazien
Brady
Wood
Lee
Stillman
Danielson
Bridges
Holthusen
Wittlest
Schang
Dwyer
Les Kamp
Collettl
Axelrod
Dunham
Mouquin
Barnard Juniors Host Menless Luncheon Dance
Barnard College juniors held their annual luncheon at the Hotel Martinique in the Dutch room followed by dancing and a special musical program. The event was to be attended only by the class with no outside guests as men were excluded from the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Martinique
Misses Rittenberg
Marie Kellner
Edna Lonigan
Edna Thompson
Edith Grossmann
Theatrical Notes on Broadway and Atlantic City Stages
The article reports on Sea My Lawyer at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City with T Roy Barnes Georgia O Ramey and John Daly Murphy in the cast. It notes Lambs Gambol curtain times and announcements. Also lists cast for the Ziegfeld Follies 1915 edition at the New Amsterdam Theatre and upcoming Klaw Erlanger linked Just Outside the Door by Jules Eckert Goodman with July out of town performances. A Russian ambassador party attended A Full House at the Longacre Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woods
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
T. Roy Barnes
Georgia O’ Ramey
John Daly Murphy
May Robson
Essex Dane
New Amsterdam Theatre
Bert Williams
Leon Errol
Bernard Granville
Annette Kellerman
Ed Wynn
W. . Pields
Will West
Mae Murray
Anna Pennington
Lucille Cavanaugh
George White
Carl Randall
Helen Rook
Stella Chatelaine
Justine Johnson
Phil Dwyer
Oakland Sisters
Klaw & Erlanger
Henry Miller
Jules Eckert Goodman
Khmeteff
Mime
Bakhmeteff
Longacre Theatre
Greenwich Village Bows to Invaders Athletic Carnival
A Greenwich Village celebration ended with a day of athletic events for 400 to 500 children, a free-for-all race in Clarkson Street, a Marathon won by M. Schutzel, and a reunion dinner at Public School No. 95. Races featured St Veronica School and Greenwich House participants, with medals awarded by Mrs. Simkhovitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Clarkson Street
Louis J. Madden
Jacop W. Stumpf
Arthur Johnson
Benjamin Levine
St. Veronica School
J. Browne
David Burke
T. Schofeld
J. Curren
R. Orofino
J. Rourke
D. Sullivan
Greenwich House
V. Rossi
Ities
Spring Street Settlement
Alice McDonald
Mary Hickey
Agnes Brazier
Simkhovitch
Charles R. Lamb
Thomas W. Churchill
Board of Education
James D. Meclelland
Off for Europe Today On Rotterdam Ship List
A passenger manifest lists many travelers booked to sail today on the Rotterdam to Rotterdam including Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, Baroness von Hamming, Dr. Chan ciller, Rev. and Mrs. Jowett, Mr. and Mrs. Laing, remarks on other transatlantic liners LAPLAND and ESPAGNE arriving with numerous passengers, among them J Allan, Captain Allman, General Reyes, Prince Engalitcheff and Miss Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
A. Hi. Allen
G. E. Brewer
A. von Hamming
Philip Chanciller
J. 8. Conradi
W. P.creason
Martha Daly
Ernest Curler
W. P. Graham
C. B. Grier
J. C. Heyer
J. H. Jowett
J. Laing
L. Loring
R. Gordon McKay
W. W Oswald
Thomas Power
ER. L. Prince-Stevenson
F. R. Roberts
Ropper
J. R. Ryan
H. P. Sweeny
Harold Seddon
B. Smith
Mary Steven
Leonard Trollope
Lapland
Liverpool
J. Allan
W. Allardyce
H. H. Allman
H. Beck
Washington Howie, Jr
W. A. Burns
Clayton R. Burt
A. W. Cohen
P. Child
J. Chadwick
E . Cox
E. S. Craven
L. A. Donald
Wa. Donovan
K. Field
L. Gosling
William Hrandt
H. Corey
Homer Cahn
C. Carpenter
G. Donion
A. M. Engel
Prince Engalitcheff
A. B. Gathmey
William Greenfield
W. C. Griffin
M. Purton
General Reyes
R. Reyes
M. Stimson
Miss Stimson
New York Theatres Offer Wide Variety This Week
A slate of productions spans Broadway venues with On Trial at the Can Fran, It Pays to Advertise at Cohan's, Under Cover at the Cort, A Celebrated Case at the Empire, and Twin Beds at the Harris. Opera Erminie tops Van den Berg Conger, while Emma Calve headlines Palace vaudeville with Trixie Friganza and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Can‘fer
Cohan's
Columbia
the Cort
The
Empire
the Safety
Globe
Harris
Liberty
Longacre
Republic
Emma Calve
Palace
Trixie Friganza
Whiting
Burt
Red Fox
Willard
Clifton Webb
McKay
Ardine
Delmore
Lee
Nora Bayes
New Brighton
Harry Carroll
Madeline Harrison
Erminie
Standard
Dorothy Morton
Frederick Soloman
Karl Stall
Daddy
Ravvy
Carrie Reynolds
Paul Hyde Davies
Arthur Cunningham
Proctor’s
Fifth Avenue
Boyer
Petticoat Minstrels
Cecile Weston
Louise Leon
Mme. Oberita
Proctor
Paul Gordon
Amy Rhea
Twenty-third Street
Sid Tyrol
Fifty-eighth Street
Neptune's Garden
125Th Street
Actors Equity slate named for annual meeting at Astor
The second annual meeting of the Actors Equity Association convenes this afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Officers up for election include Francis Wilson as president Bruce McRae as vice president Howard Kyle as corresponding secretary Grant Stewart as recording secretary and Richard A Purdy as treasurer. Six councilmen seek re election with Milton Sills as a seventh nominee. A woman to represent the association at the San Francisco exposition on Actors day July 9 will be chosen from Agnes Keene Arden Kola La Follette Louise Closser Hale Olive Oliver and Helen Ware. Membership nears 2400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Equity Association
Hotel Astor
Francis Wilson
Bruce McRae
Howard Kyle
Grant Stewart
Richard A. Purdy
Milton Sills
Parental objection fails to stop wedding in Mineola
Dorothy Johrens, daughter of a wealthy Mineola retiree, wed Robert Stratton despite her father's telephone objection. The couple married in Hempstead with Rev Charles H Snedecker, after being told they were of legal age. Johrens plans remained unresolved as he refused the delay and the couple stay with Stratton's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. Y
Dorothy Johrens
Robert Stratton
Johrens
Stratton
Mr. Stratton
Mr. Johrens
Helen Canfield Engaged to Wilfrid Daly
Mr and Mrs Francis Dayton Canfield Jr of Yonkers announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Canfield to Wilfrid Augustin Daly son of former Supreme Court Justice Joseph Daly Daly is a nephew of the late Augustus Daly His father helped found the Players Club with Ed win Booth Lawrence Barrett and Augustus Daly He served as Presiding Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in New York City for twenty six years and was a Supreme Court Justice from 1908 to 1908 No wedding date has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Dayton Canfield, Jr
Palisade Avenue
Yonkers
Helen Canfield
Wilfrid Augustin Daly
Supreme Court
Joseph IF. Daly
Daly
Augustin Daly
Players’ Club
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Court of Common Pleas
New York City
Miss Lee Weds Malcolm D. Sloane in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Elinor Lee will marry Malcolm Douglas Sloane in a noon ceremony at her parents’ residence 24 Gramercy Work. The Right Rev David H Greer assisted by Rev Dr Leighton Parks will officiate. No attendants or ushers. best man is Moses Taylor S’yne Jr. The couple will live in a Park Avenue apartment after a brief bridal tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Lee
Malcolm Douglas Sloane
Charles H. Lee
Gramercy Wark
David H. Greer
New York
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Sloane
William Douglas Sloane
Moses Taylor S’yne, Jr
Agnes Landon
Miss Lee
John W
Charles S
Lowell M. Lee
Mrs. Sloane
Mr. Sloane
Park Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Marshall Claflin wedding in Chestnut Hill church
The marriage of Henry Herbert Marshall of New York and Mildred Claflin of Newton Center took place at the Redeemer Church in Chestnut Hill yesterday. Rev. Lucius Rogers officiated as hydrangea and palm decor adorned the ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with a long train and old rose trim, carrying lilies of the valley. guests included noted Claflin and Walker families and a breakfast featured orange blossoms and white iris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herbert Marshall
New York
S. Duncan Marshall
Natchez
Mias
Mildred Claflin
Mia. Adams D. Claflin
Newton Center
Mass
William Claflin
Massachussetts
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Church of the Redeemer
Chestnut Hill
Massachusetts
Lucius Rogers
Tea Dance for Dobbs Ferry Music School Benefit
A tea dance to aid the Dobbs Ferry Music School will be held at the country residence of Mrs. Franklin Q. Brown in Dobbs Ferry on Saturday June 12. Patronesses include Mrs. Brown Mrs. Henry Villard Mrs. Frederick Trevor Hill Mrs. Maitland Griggs Mrs. Albert Shaw and Miss Caramai Carroll and Winifred Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Franklin Q. Brown
Brown
Henry Villard
Frederick Trevor Hill
Maitland Griggs
Albert Shaw
Caramai Carroll
Winifred Rogers
Weddings spark in multiple New York churches this afternoon
Miss Frances Staunton Peck and Vivian H. Egleston marry at 4 PM in the Church of the Transfiguration with a reception at 111 East Thirty-fourth Street. Sister of Mr and Mrs Frank H Clark joins Dr John Woodman Churchman in Stuyvesant Square chapel. Other nuptials include Miss Harriet Lent with David Vinton Stahl and Miss Mary Frances M Duval with Charles William Sommer at Fourth Presbyterian Church and St Bartholomew's Chapel respectively. Penelope M Girdner wed to J Lawrence Miller at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Staunton Peck
Staunton Bloodgood Peck
Vivian H. Egleston
Church of the Transfiguration
Thomas Bloodgood, Peck, Sr
Beban Brings The Alien to Astor Theatre in Mixed Drama
Joe Beban presents The Alien at the Astor Theatre a hybrid of film and live acting based on The Sign of the Rose. The production features Pietro Massena and Rosina in tenement scenes with a dramatic car accident that jolts the audience. Beban’s expressive performance anchors a long photoplay framed by a three act structure with one act shown on stage. The film portions include strong tenement and child tragedy moments though some stretches feel padded like a stretched short story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beban
Astor Theatre
Pietro Massena
Mr. Beban
Fifth Avenue
Heban
Garrick
Pietro
Ttle Rosina
Dominican Order Receives Nine Novices at Mt St Dominic
In Caldwell New Jersey on May 1 Bishop O'Connor of the Newark diocese administered permanent vows in Mt St Dominic's Academy chapel. Nine novices were received into the Dominican sisterhood as priests assisted the ceremony. Names include Frances Ganshitt Victorien Somaracki Mary Healy Barbara Kosco Lillian Mckets Blanche Smith Helen Creigler Mary Schantz and Agnes Gavin. First holy communion was given to a large class this morning and fifty academy students were confirmed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Caldwell
N. J
O'Connor
Newark
Mt. St. Dominic's Academy
Miases Frances Ganshitt
St. Lawrence
Mass
Victorien Somaracki
Nutley
Mary Healy
Jersey City
Barbara Kosco
New Haven
George D Barnard Dies Founder of Skin and Cancer Hospital
George D Barnard founder of a skin and cancer hospital in St. Louis died today from tuberculosis of the bladder at age 60. He gave $200000 to the hospital and a $50000 monument to New Bedford in memory of the whaling industry. Barnard was an original promoter of the St. Louis World's Fair and former President of the Merchants' Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George D. Barnard
Merchants’ Exchange
Edward R Light Cap Dies of Pneumonia in Chicago
Edward R Lightcap a former president of the Packard Motor Car Company of Chicago and a leading automobile figure of the West died in Chicago today from pneumonia He had served as president of the Federal Motor Truck Company of Detroit and was widely known in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward R. Lightcap
Packard Motor Car Company
West
Federal Motor Truck Company
Detroit
Iphigenia in Tauris staged at New York stadium
Granville Barker presented Suripides Iphigenia in Tauris at the Municipal Stadium College of the City of New York drawing a 5000 audience. Ian Maclaren and Lillah McCarthy led Orestes and Electra with strong support from Claude Rains and Norman Wilkinson. Performances repeat Saturday afternoon and The Trojan Women follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Barker
Municipal Stadium
College of the City of
New Haven
Ian Maclaren
Lillah McCarthy
Orestes
New York
Claude Rains
Wallack’s
Norman
Memorial Service for H S Stone Held at St Thomas Church
Friends of Herbert H Stone, lost with the Lusitania, plan a memorial service at St Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue tomorrow at 11 30 A M. The ceremony honors Stone with attendees from his circle and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Stone
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue
Notable Obituaries of Various Brooklyn and New Jersey Residents
A long list of obituaries notes the deaths of Richard P. French at 46 West Eightieth Street aged 71, Julius Baumgarten in Washington aged 80, George C. Bergen of Bergen & Co. at 80 Hillside Place aged 55, and others including Charles R. Wilson, Morris David Shimelovich near 105, Dr. William N. Carling, Helen R. Smithson, Willett G. Smith, John J. Travers, George Kauling, Mary Ophelia Baker, Emma J. Crawley, John P. Worstell, James Ambrosh McCormack, Edgar Francis Davis, Paul W. Kruzkamp, William F. Hallahan, Henry Gick, and Louis Gottlieb Knoll, noting ages, residences, and affiliations. The list spans Brooklyn, Freeport, and nearby towns with varied professions from hotel proprietor to veteran and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. French
French
R World
West Eightieth Street
Richard French
Julius Baumgarten
Charles R. Wilson
St. Nicholas Avenue
Mr. Wilson
Morris David Shimelovich
Brockton
Mass
Russid
Russia
William N. Carling
Battle Creek
Mich
Townsend
Travers
Fourteenth Ward
Patrick McCarren
New Brighton
S. J
Board of Education
City of
New York
George Kauling
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Marion Street
Brooklyn
Mary Ophelia Baker
Henry C. Baker
Fennimore Street
Emma J. Crawley
Hempstead
I.L
Strooklyn
Mre Crawley
Edward J. Smith
Hancock Street
John P. Worstell
Sixth Avenue
James Ambrosh McCormack
Follmer, Cleeg & Co
Ciifton Place
Edgar Francis Davis
E. F. Davis & Co
South Eleventh Street
Greene Avenue
Mr. Davis
Whitestone
L. L
Paul W. Kruzkamp
Englander Spring Bed Company
Bush Terminal
Seventythird Street
English actor Cyril Maude travels from Canada to New York
Cyril Maude arrived in New York from Canada yesterday morning and planned a rain later in the day for Los Angeles where he will act in a screen version of Peer Gynt under Oliver Morosco. Last Saturday in Toronto he gave Sir William Mulock a check for 4000 dollars for the Royal Canadian Patriotic Fund, representing a week's receipts from his playing of Grumpy. The presentation occurred on Shea's stage where the play had been running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Maude
New York
Caada
Los Angeles
Oliver Morosco
Toronto
Maude
Sir William Muloch
Royal Canadian Patriotic Fund
Mrs. Spencer Trask Play In Buffalo On Peace Movement
At the request of Buffalo residents involved in the world wide peace effort the Bonstelle Company performs In the Vanguard by Mrs. Spencer Trask this week at the Star Theatre. An impressive committee endorses the production and asks schools and churches for strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Trask
Buffalo
Ing
Bonstelle
Star Theatre
McAneny Praises G A R Men At Memorial Day Event
Acting Mayor George McAneny lauded Grand Army veterans as capable city leaders during a Memorial Day Committee program at Carnegie Hall. The event featured Rear-Admiral Sigsbee and over 100 G A R members, with Alberta Shipley noting the origin of the peace flag. Music and recitations rounded out the program as Swift & Company advertised beef prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAneny
G. A. RR
Carnegie Hall
McAneny
William A. Boyd
D. Sigsbee
Thomas J. Ellison
Frederick R. Meres
William G. Mitchell
Alberta K. Shipley
International Conference of Women Workers
James G. Blaine
Purifying Soap and Healing Ointment Advertised
Soap to cleanse and purify and an ointment to soothe and heal promise fragrance and emollients for skin scalp hair and hands. Sample offered free by mail with full directions via post card to Cuticura Dept 5 Boston. Sold worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. 5
Boston
Death of Victor Villiers Seventh Earl of Jersey
London reports the death of Victor Albert George Villiers seventh Earl of Jersey at age based on birth year 1861. He served as Governor General of New South Wales 1890 to 1893 and held numerous offices including Lord-in-Waiting and Paymaster General. He chaired the Light Hallway Commission and was Lord Lieutenant of Oxford. heir is Viscount George Henry Robert Child Villiers, with estates at Osterley Park Ilexworth and Middleton Park Leicester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victor Albert George Villiers
Earl of
Jersey
New South Wales
Lord Jersey
Eton
Balliol College
Oxford
Child's Bank
England
Oxford County Council
George Henry Robert Child Villiers
Osterley Park
Inlexworth
Middleton P’ark
Iicester
William C. Trull Dies. Noted NYC Lawyer
William C. Trull, longtime New York attorney and former commissioner on bond validity for city finance, died at his Cedarcroft home in Yonkers. A Yale graduate, he advised on the Forty second Street line, Amsterdam Avenue four track fight, and leases for Brooklyn City Hallway. Survived by his widow and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C.trull
Finance Department
New York
Mdgethill
Wee Duyvil
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Yale University
James Dewey
Richard O'Gorman
Devlin, Miller & Truil
Forty-second Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Brooklyn City
Continental Insurance Company
New York & Port Chester Railway Company
Ili
Oldest rope and twine merchant Alexander F Reid dies
Alexander F Reid aged about seventy seven, longtime rope and twine merchant, died Sunday at 245 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn. Born in England educated at Agra College India, he came to the U S at 16, worked for Willard Harvey, served in Civil War with Company H Twelfth Regiment and Company D Twenty second Regiment, then started his own firm at 140 Duane Street now at 18 White Street. Survived by widow six sons and four daughters. joined by affiliations with James Monroe Post A R, Globe Lodge 588 F and A M, and the Masonic Veterans Association of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hallahan
The
Odd Fellows and
Loyal Order of the Moose
Woodhaven
L. IL
Henry Gick
Harman Street
Brooklyn
Germany
Louis Gottlieb Knoll
Louis Knoll & Son
Washington Market
Stanhope Street
Mr. Knoll
Stuttgart
Twenty-first Regiment
New Jersey Volunteers
Alexander F. Reid
Jefferson Avenue
Brooblyn
Mr. Reid
England
Agra College
Selma
India
United States
Willard Harvey
Twelfth Regiment
Comany D
Twenty-second
Duane Street
Aso
White Stree
Reid
James Monroe Post
A. R
Globe Louge
A. M
Masonic Veterans’ Association of
New York
Reverend William Wickham Case Dies in Trenton
The Rev Dr William Wickham Case longtime pastor of Olivet Baptist Church in Trenton and Civil War veteran died of Brights disease. He had recently offered to resign and hoped to die in harness, a wish that was fulfilled. Married and death notices for The New York Times may be telephoned to KO Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
William Wickham Case
Olivet Baptist Church
Bright
Case
KO Bryant
Obituary notices from New York area papers May 1915
A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York City and nearby towns for May 1915. Included are names such as William E. Arnold Ellen L Colegrove William Augustus Conklin Frances Grover and many others with ages and funeral arrangements. The items reflect city and area memorials and interments in private or family services, with occasional notes on residence and interment preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westoath St. Om
Conklin
William Augustus
Emery HM. Conklin
Cheenwood Av
Richmond Hill
S. 1
At & P.M
Memorial notices for Waite and Zalss in St Patrick's Cathedral
In memory of Maurice Shapiro Waite and William Zalss both died on June 1 in different years. A memorial mass for Mrs L Josephine Waite is set for Wednesday morning in the Lady Chapel at St Patrick's Cathedral Suh Ay and Ohh St ZAIMs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Dean
Bia Phi Beta Kappa
TIMES
Dale
Natures
Dale Lighting Fixture Co
West 13Th Street
Barnard Juniors Bar
Brownsville Field Club
Ner
Horlick
Actors’ Equity Ticket
Father
Miss Johrens
R. Stratton
Malcolm D. Sloane
Marshall-Claflin
Gov. Claflin
Music School
Penelope M. Girdner
John H. Girdner
Beban
Dominican Order
Tauris
H. S. Stone
Canadian Fund
G.A.R. Men
Swift & Company
Charities
Salvation Army
Cherry Street
Eva. Booth
West 14Th Street
William C. Trull
City Financial Commission
William W. Case
Davis
Greene Av
Edgar F
Nellie M
Familly Genung
Montvale
Jo Carolyne Day
Sydney Genung
Charles Hedges
Graham
Flushing
Hettie Wright
Acosta Graham
Jacob H
Elizabeth T. Whitson
Gros
Morristown
Cuvier Grover
U. S. A. Hill
Drennen
Nora Madeleine R
Edwin Arthur Hi
Church of St. Gregory the Great
Amsterdam
Keutgen
George H. Keutgen
Staten Island
National Casket Co
East 30Th St
Kunz
Anton Kunz
Belove
Flora Kunz
Hubert
Chisholm
Bronx
Sherman Council
Cherokee Club
McCarthy
William E
Josephine McCarthy
Ivan
County Waterford
Ireland
Henry Victory
LSDS
Roebling
Westchester
St. Raymond's Church
McCullough
Park Av
McCullaiugil
Erie
John G. McCullough
Erie Railroad Company
Chicago & Erie Railroad
John
Losa
Iser
Vermont
Mecullough
F. D. Underwoop
David Bosman
Marion
Ohio
McEachren
Martha McEachren
Ld2u Ra
Ied
Hoboken
East Orange
Walter Littlefiel
West 12Th St
Seamans
Vis
Pigeon Cove
Clarence Walker Seamans
Tso St. Mark's Av
N. Y. Smith
Tin
Dole
Wilvert W. Smith
G. Foster Smith
Mapie St
Tailer
East T2d St
Ltnbert White Tatler
Chures of the Ascension, Ltd Av
Ith St Trull
Willam Campbell
Willard and
Sarah Vanderlipp Trull
Bagebul Inn
Nouyten Duyvil-on-Hodaen
Christ's Church
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Salem
Vanden-Henden
Augusta
Richard Vanden-Henden
August Blickelberg
Ariors
Franz Vith
Josephine
Eee Sullivan
Pawi
Margaret Niane
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Iuth St
Melrose
Williams
Paterson
William H. Wiliams
Mary J
Henry A. Williams
Derroin Av
Ahern
Timothy
Heicki
Y. Peter
A. M. Clinchy
William
M. Engling
Valentin
Trinity
Brons
Kassachal
Emil A
East
Fay
James H
Degraw St
Richard K
Duffield St
George
Monroe St
Kreuzkamp
Paul
Mailone
Edward
Sandford St
Moloney Een
Hamilton Av
Kei
Alexander F
Jefferson Av
Shefhan
John J
St. Anthony's Hospital
A. M Timmons
Mary BE
Gil Veet
Adelphi St
Fitle BR
York St
Long Island
Fahber
Eliza
Maspeth
Hallahan
William F. Jamaten
Kavanagh
Livingstone
Rachel
Jamaica
Mailtin
Joseph
Ridgewood
Piotrow
Stanimaus
Long Island City
Rhodes
John Hollis
Smittun
Nedra Hi Maspeth
Hell’s
Weitoham
Ensico Cemetery
Kensico
Grand Central Terminal
City
Park Ave
Murray Hill
John W.lyon
Economical
125Th St
Harlere
Frank E.gampbell
Woodlawn
St. Bygg Train and Ie Treiies
East Snd St. Er