Milbank Fowler and Reid Ties in June Nuptials
Miss Elizabeth Bertron and Snowden Andrew Fahnestock wed at the Bertron home in New York with a small ceremony and large reception. The couple’s sister Miss Bertron and Snowden Fahnestock hosted guests including Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Eleanor Alexander. The Fahnestocks will reside in New York after a short wedding trip.
Eleanor Rodewald Weds Gerald M Livingston in Heavenly Rest
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Rodewald and Gerald M. Livingston will take place Tuesday afternoon at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Miss Rodewald’s sister Miss Marie Louise Rodewald will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Misses Abby Livingston Helen Farmsworth Angelica Brown Rosamond Burr Marion Stoddard and Vera Onativia. Little Marion Hoffman and Master John Duncan will attend, with Sid ney Hutchinson as best man and ushers Theodore Briggs Johnston Redmond Reese Newport C Gouverneur Hoffman and Stoddard Hoffman. Reception at 537 West Fifty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Rodewald
William MacNeill Rodewald
Gerald M. Livingston
Crawford Livingston
St. Paul
Fowler Milbank Wedding Ties Lawn to Dunlevy Milbank
Yesterday at the wedding of Miss Katharine Fowler and Dunlevy Milbank, the engagement of Miss Eleanor Fowler to Albert Turice, heir of Charles Stewart Maurice of Jekyl Island Georgia, was announced. Maurice is a Princeton graduate of 1906. Eleanor Fowler served as one of her sister's bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Fowler
Dunlevy Milbank
Eleanor Fowler
Albert Turice
Charles Stewart Maurice
Jekyl Island
Maurice
Princeton
Miss Harriet Smith Weds Grenville Abernethy in New York Hotel Buckingham
The marriage of Harriet Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Edwards Smith to Grenville G Abernethy son of Mr and Mrs H G Abernethy of New York City occurred at noon yesterday at the Hotel Buckingham Fifth Avenue and Fiftieth Street. Rev Andrew M Brodie officiated. A large reception followed. Mrs J W Ackley Rahway New Jersey was matron of honor. Best man was Arthur B Menefee Louisville Kentucky. Ushers were A Heyward McAlpin Randolph H MacAusland William M Armstrong and Evan S Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bertron
Snowden
Andrew Fahnestock
Samuel Reading Bertron
West Fifty-fourth Street
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church
Bertron
C. B. Alexander
Henry F. Dimock
Cary Hutchinson
Lloyd C. Griscom
Rodman Griscom
Marshall Dodge
Murray W. Dodge
Henry G. Emmet
Harold F. Hadden
Charles H. Coster
Paulding Fosdick
J. Nelson Borland
A.D. Juillard
Archibald Rogers
Kane
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Margaret Roosevelt
Howard Page
Pierson
George H. Hull, Jr
Samuel J. Wagstaff
Charles D. Dickey
Co. Ledyard Blair
J. Frederic Tams
Henry M. Tilford
Miss Tilford
Marjorie Curtis
Anthony J.rexel, Jr
Harris C. Fahnestock
Clarence Fahnestock
Ernest Fahnestock
Harris Fahnestock
William Fahnestock
Thomas H. Hubbard
Éonn
Alexandre
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Orme Wilson, Jr
Phoenix Ingraham
Janet House
Abram
Hewitt
Erskine Hewitt
Louis L. Stanton
Stanton
George G. Haven
John T. Atterbury
Beatrice Flagg
Reginald Rives
Helen Rives
Adrian Iselin
Iselin
John W. Minturn
Burke- Roche
Maurice Roche
J Fred Pierson
Philip Boyer
R. Fulton Cutting
Elizabeth Cutting
Warren Delano, Jr
Delano
Reginald Ronalds
Ambrose Kingsland
Elizabeth Latimer
Harriet Smith
Henry Edwards Smith
Grenville G. Abernethy
H. G. Abernethy
New York City
Buckingham
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Andrew M. Brodie
J. W. Ackley
Rahway
N. J
Arthur B. Menefee
Louisville, Ky
A. Heyward McAlpin
Randolph H. MacaAusland
William M. Armstrong
Evan 8. Cameron
Ocean Travelers Sail Today on Prinzess Alice and Other Ships
Naval Commander Burdick among those sailing today aboard the Prinzess Alice as part of transatlantic departures. The list includes numerous travelers and families on the Lucien Bertaux Lorraine Havre Panonia and Oceana routes, with officers, counts, barons, and doctors among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdick
Prinzess Alice
Bremen
Flora Dodson Adams
Henry A. Ahrens
Herman Hirach
Eduard Loffler
A. J. Maxham
Iferold FE. Nesh
L. M. Rutgers
Edwin J. Slosson
W. E. Watts
Frederick Wesson
Lorraine
Havre
Lucien Bertaux
Count de Sainte
Friedrich
Igenna
Ff. Niederatemannh
D. G- Rob
É. P ‘Itteny
Sea of
W. Worcester
Social notes of society figures sailing and relocating
W K Vanderbilt Sr sails to Europe aboard Mauretania with son at the pier bid. Windmiller couple extend golden wedding trip to Europe on Arabic, joined by Miss Windmiller. Mary C Bishop weds Dr William E Blodgett in Church of the Epiphany with reception at Bishop home. A Midsummer Night’s Dream to benefit the National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild at New Amsterdam Roof with atronesses listed. Notables at lodgings include Mrs Lamont, Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Ogden. Several families relocate for the summer to Lochmere, Newport, and Orange Cottage. Oelrichs and Wendells travel, while Count von Holstein stays at Welcott hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
Mauretania
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Louis Windmiller
Laverpool
Miss Windmiller
Mary C
James L. Bishop
Wiliam E. Blodgett
Detroit
East Thirty-seventh Street
National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild
Educational Playhouse Association
New Amsterdam
Daniel S. Lamont
William Sloane
James Roosevelt
Tracy Dows
Herbert G. Ogden
A. Jay Bruen
East Eighty-third Street
Fiedler
Lochmere
Little Silver
N. J
William J. Tingaye, Jr
Orange
George Hilliard Benjamin
West Eleventh Street
Brent Lodge
Newport
Hermann Oelrichs
Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
St. Regis
Ten Eyck Wendell
Ten Eyck Wendell, Jr
Gotham
Lakelawn
Cazenovia
N.r
Washington
Count Karl von Holstein
Welcott
Vanderbilt Family Sails on Mauretania Amid Rumor of Alfred Vanderbilt
On the Mauretania, WM. K. Vanderbilt Sr and Mrs. A. G. Vanderbilt sailed with many passengers. A rumor circulated ten minutes before departure that Alfred G. Vanderbilt might also be aboard, with a young man on the rail resembling him. William K. Vanderbilt Jr escorted his father to the pier. the Vanderbilts remained in their staterooms until departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Wilatm K. Vanderbilt, Sr
A. G. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Wiliam KK. Vanderbilt
William K., Jr
Mr.anderbilt
Miss Rhea Reid Weds Henry Topping in Irvington-on-Hudson
In a June wedding at Richmond Terrace estate Irvington-on-Hudson Miss Rhea Reid daughter of Daniel G. Reid married Henry Topping in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Stires. Attendants included Miss Helen Pierce and cousins Misses Margaret and Eleanor Stee. The couple departed for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Rhea Reid
Daniel G. Reid
Henry Topping
Reid
Richmond Terrace
Irvington-on-Hudson
Stires
St. Thomas's Church
New York
Helen Pierce
John Pierce
East Fifty-fourth Street
Pierce
Margaret
Eleanor
Stee
Pittsburg
Topping
Wilbur Topping
Nests
Sherry
Mrs. Topping
Tired Mothers Off to Sea Breeze Home
163 mothers and children left New York for Sea Breeze Home at Coney Island run by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The trip follows weeks of screening in tenement districts and aims to provide rest, healthy meals, individual beds, and instruction in simple nutrition and home cleanliness to improve health and outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
Coney Island
New York Association
Twenty-second Street
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Brooklyn
Association
van Sandt
Alice Page Thomson
Sea Breeze Home
Miss Fowler a Bride in Madison Avenue Church
Dunlevy Milbank son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Milbank wed Katharine Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler at 4 o clock in St James Church Madison Avenue and Seventy first Street. The bride wore a trained white satin gown with tulle lace and orange blossoms for the veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlevy Milbank
Joseph Milbank
Katharine Fowler
Thomas Powell Fowler
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
Francis F. Palmer
Esther McCullough
Ethel Spears
Ruth
Eleanor Fowler
Ruth Haskins
Margaret Schulze
St. Paul
Jeremiah Milbank
Vivian Sperber
Morris Groves
Frederick Lockman
Emmet Harris
Miss Marian McHarg Weds George Venable in Stamford
The wedding of Miss Marian Adelaide McHarg to George Richard Venable took place at St John s Episcopal Church Stamford Conn Mrs McHarg and Venable s family hosted a reception at the McHarg residence Straw berry Hill A50 guests traveled from New York in a special car for the event Venable a Paymaster U S Navy is stationed in Marion Va Bishop Tucker Virginia connection Rev J White of Pulaski Va officiated and Venable and White were UVA classmates The couple will reside in Jennet with Venable stationed there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stamford
Conn
Marian Adelaide McHarg
Henry K. MecHarg
W York
George Richard Venable
McHiarg
Strawberry Hill
Juke White
Pulaski
Bishop Tucker
Virginia
White
Venable
University of Virginia
Henry K. McHarg
Clarence Porter
Cclarence Porter
Billings Learned
New London
James McLane
Miss Venable
Laura Venable
Mildred Staats
Frederick Staats
D. O. Davenort
Henry Davenport
James Davenport
Land Rs. Craven
Jane Craven
Inglis
J. McHarg
Alice McHarg
Newton
Samuel Pierson
John M. Brown
Jennet
Mr. Venable
Ludington—Wilson
Whitney Av
New Haven
Watson’ L. Phillips
Cornelia Wilson
Aus H. Kimberly
William Howardington
New York City
Pyne—Johnson
Otis A. Glazebrook
St. John’s Church
Helen Hastings Johnson
George Richenable
Engagement Announced of Miss Marian Dillingham
The engagement is announced of Miss Marian Dillingham daughter of I B Dillingham of Auburndale Massachusetts to Carl ip Ahlstrom Jr of New York. Mr Ahlstrom is a senior at Williams and a member of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity the Gargoyle and other societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Dillingham
I. 8. Dillingham
Auburndale
Mass
Carlip Ahlstrom, Jr
New York
Ahlstrom
Williams
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
the Gargoyle
Boswell-Bartow Crocker Wedding at St Peter’s Morris ton
Miss Elizabeth Chariton Boswell daughter of Mrs John Boswell wed Bartow Crocker son of Mr and Mrs C P Crocker at St Peter’s Church Morris ton J with Rev William Crocker and Rev P Sturgis officiating. Miss Susan Boswell was maid of honor and Douglas Crocker served as best man with ushers Howard Potter Harold Bartow Robert Peabody and Morgan among the attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chariton Boswell
John Boswell
St. Peter's Church
Morriston
Bartow Crocker
Tindora
C. P. Crocker
Willam P. Crocker
P. Sturgis
Susan Boswell
Douglas Crocker
Howard Potter
Harold Bartow
Robert Peabody
W. Simons
Morgan
Armenonville Opens at Hotel Knickerbocker Summer Garden
The Armenonville summer garden at the Hotel Knickerbocker and the roof garden at the Hotel Astor opened for the season last night. Patrons dined under cover with windows closed amid new lighting and decorations. Notables dining at the Knickerbocker included Col. John Jacob Astor and son Vincent, Mr and Mrs Harry Lehr, and Judge Dowling among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenonville
Knickerbocker
Hotel Astor
the Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
Harry Lehr
W. 8. Champ
Judge Dowling
A. H. Foote
Hamilton McLane
Henry Sples Kip
Fred Sterry
Joseph Pulitzer Jr Marries Nellie Wickham in St Louis
Joseph Pulitzer Jr of New York and St Louis wed Nellie Wickham of St Louis in a Wickham home ceremony conducted by Rev W J McKittrick. Misses Louise Nugent Caroline Lackland Mildred Stickney Edith Pulitzer served as bridesmaids. Attendants included mal Pulitzer W S Wabb Jr F N Edgell Frederick Cruger James Park Phillip Boyer Richard Keenard Ephron Catlin Jr Andrew Drew. A lawn reception followed. The couple left by evening train for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
New York
Nellie Wickham
Edmund F. Wickham
Wickham
W. J. McKittrick
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Nugent
Caroline Lackland
Mildred Stickney
Edith Pulitzer
Mal Pulitzer
W. 8. Wabb, Jr
F. N. Edgell
Frederick Cruger
James Park
Phillip Boyer
Richard Keenard
Ephron Catlin, Jr
Andrew Drew
East
Miss Saunders and Holmes Marry in Yonkers Ceremony
Miss Helen Saunders and William H Apleton Holmes wed last night at Warburton Avenue Baptist Church Yonkers in a ceremony led by Rev Chester F Ralston with assisted by William P Stevenson A reception for more than 300 followed at the bride’s parents home in Birkeman The couple will tour abroad for two months Hastings and guests included Mary BE Sanders and several bridesmaids and ushers from Yonkers Paterson New Rochelle New York City and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Saunders
William H. Apleton Holmes
Yonkers
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
Chester F. Ralston
William P. Stevenson
Birkeman
Mary BE. Sanders
Jesup l L. Macky
Paterson
N. J
Anna R. Easley
New Canaan
Miss Cowdin's Wedding Attendants
Miss Ethel Cowdin daughter of John E. Cowdin plans a Saturday afternoon wedding to Charles Morgan of Manhattan at St. Patrick Church New York. Attendants include Frances Hadden Gertrude Cheever Rosalind Fish Margaret Dix Katherinebury and a best man Bernard Morgan brother of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cedarhurst
L. I
Ethel Cowdin
John E. Cowdin
Rockaway Hunt Club
Charles Morgan
Manhattan
St. Ir Church
New York
Frances Hadden
Gertrude Cheever
Rosalind Fish
Margaret Dix
Ae Aenlly Ee
Katherinesbury
Bery Morgan
Society Leader Sued Over Damages in Long Island Suit
Special to The New York Times reports on June 1 in Hempstead Long Island that Patrick Jones of San Antonio Texas sues Alice C R Pierce a Boston society figure. Jones who leased his house to Pierce says upon return many belongings missing windows broken house wrecked during her absence thieves ransacked the home. He alleges Pierce failed to provide a caretaker during her trip to a horse show and Virginia. Pierce known for riding with divided skirts and hunt clubs in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hempstead
L.I
Alice C. R. Pierce
Boston
Patrick Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Sculptor Henry Herring Remarries Sculptress Elsie Ward
Denver reports the marriage of Henry Herring, sculptor from New York, to Elsie Ward, sculptress, in a ceremony linking their Paris Saint-Gaudens studio romance. Herring helped complete Saint-Gaudens works after his death. Ward won a WCTU drinking fountain prize at the St. Louis Exposition. she is sister to U.S. District Attorney Thomas Ward. The couple will live in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Denver
Col
Henry Herring
New York
Elsie Ward
Saint-Gaudens
Paris
Herring
Miss Ward
Women's Christian Temperance Union
St. Louis Exposition
United States
Thomas Ward
Sir Francis S. Haden Dies in Bradford
Sir Francis Seymour Haden, founder and President of the Royal Society of Painter Etchers, died in Bradford. Born 1818, he was knighted in 1804 and was noted as an artist and author on art and science. His wife, Lady Haden, was the daughter of Major George W. Whistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis Seymour Haden
The
Royal Society of Painter Etchers
Bradford
Lady Haden
Dasha de Jane Whistler
George W. Whistler
Mr. Haden
James McNeil Whistler
Funeral for former Boston Mayor Hibbard Draws City Leaders
City officials paused official business as the funeral for former Mayor George Albee Hibbard was held at the Church of the Third Religious Society in Dorchester. Rev. John Haynes Holmes delivered the Unitarian service and a brief eulogy while Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and former mayors Green Hart Curtis and Quincy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Albee Hibbard
Church of the Third Religious Society
Dorchester
John Haynes Holmes
the Messiah
New York
John F. Fitzgerald
Green, Hart, Curtis
Quincy
Notable Obituaries Fill City’s Social and Business Ranks
A long list of prominent deaths across New York and nearby areas includes James R. Paterson advertising chief for Railway and Locomotive Engineering who died in Cranford New Jersey aged 45. Carlos A. De Serrano composer conductor who died in Manhattan. Philip Schroeder Bronx wine merchant. Henry Ahr pioneer builder. Bridget Woods aged 105 in Montclair. and Samuel Willis shipbuilder, among others. The notices cover executives, bankers, merchants, and community leaders with brief biographical details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Paterson
Cranford
N. J
Tueay
Mr. Paterson
London
England
Bernard Henry Gallagher
Buffalo
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
West 115Th Street
Greene Street
Mount Nebo Lodge
A. M. Henry Ahr
Breng
Croton Avenue
Germany
New York
Hannah Peabody Towner
H. G. Towner
D. Frederick Hurd
Claremont Avenue
Montclair
Philip Schroeder
Jackson Avene
Bronx
Bingen-on-the-Rhine
Academy of Music
Venezuela
Bridget Woods
Mary McCormick
West Thirteenth Street
County Tyrone
Ireland
Paterson
Woods
Erties
N. Y
Thirteenth Street
Samuel C. Willis
Point
Saral Willis
Prospect Avenue
Fort Washington
L. C
Quakerstock
Long Island
Willis
Red Bank
Silas Post
Flushing Volunteer Fire Department
Long Island Railroad
Union Hall Street
Jamaica
John H. Newman
Brooklyn
Rockville Centre
L. L
Lodge of Elks
The
Royal Arcanum
Emerald Society
Knights of Columbus
Amusement Notes on Theatre Box Attendees and Casts
Mr and Mrs Glenn H Curties attended the Empire Theatre to see Caste. H B Warner in Alias Jimmy Valentine will end his season at Wallack's Theatre June 11 and reopen in August. Academy of Music boxes Monday host Sothern and Marowe in Hamlet with many leading city actors present including Marguerite Clark and Grace George. Herald Square matinee saw Red Cross and women’s groups represented. Alfred Hickman continues in The of the Maxmilien de Maigny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Curties
Empire Theatre
H. B. Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Wallack’s
Academy of Music
Sothern
Marowe
Hamlet
Marguerite Clark
Mme. Nasimova
John Drew
Augustus Thames
Viola Allen
Blanche King
Blanche ‘Bates
Rie Tempest
Frances Starr
Bertha Galland
Grace George
Ethelymore
Tilly
Herald Square Theatre
Red Cross Society
Professional Woman's League
Twelfth Night ‘Club
Alfred Hickman
Te Maxmilien de Maigny
Socialist Victory Talk From Victor Berger in New York
Victor Berger, campaign manager for Emil Seidel, told 2,000 German Socialists at the Labor Temple that Milwaukee’s socialist triumph is a model for New York and a broader plan to elect two Wisconsin Congressmen. He urged relentless work, house-to-house campaigning, and a social program including public markets, model workers’ homes, and rapid transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Berger
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
United States
Labor Temple
East Eighty-fourth Street
Berger
New York
New
Union Square
New York City
Wisconsin
Socialist Party
Washington
America
Oal
Madison
Norris and Mordaunt wed in St James Episcopal Church
William Norris the star and Mabel Mordaunt leading lady in My Cinderella Girl were married at St James's Episcopal Church in Chicago. Archdeacon Toll officiated with Rev. Shafer assisting. The intimate wedding included five people and a best man from Norris's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
William Norris
The
Star
Mabel Mordaunt
Whitney Opera House
William E. Toll
D. A. Shafer
Frederick van Rensselaer
Mr. Norris
Miss Mordaunt
Marriage and Death Notices Inquiries To NYT Desk
Notices for marriage and death announcements can be telephoned to The New York Times desk at 1000 Bryant. The brief notice indicates a channel for family notices and publication requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Births in New York and Connecticut
List of newborns including a son born May 19 in Brooklyn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Ezequelle a daughter born May 30 in Danbury to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cornell a son born May 26 in Bethel to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Danbury, Conn
Joseph Cornell
White
Bethel, Conn
R. N. White
Marriages listed for Crocker and Moore in New Jersey and New York
On June 1 in Morris town New Jersey Elizabeth Charlton daughter of Mrs John Henry is to Bartow Crocker of Fitchburg Massachusetts. Also on June 1 in New York City a marriage between the daughter of Mr and Mrs Moore and Benjamin Talbot Bahvite is recorded.
Marriages listed across states and cities in June notices
Numerous wedding announcements appear from New Haven to Stamford and beyond, listing brides and grooms including Wilson, Pyne, Trowbridge, King, Dela van, Van Name, Wanner, Frisbie, Hutchinson, Pfleger, Begerow, Collis, Bonnell, Lyman, Meng, Sommers, McDermott, Youngholm, and others. Readings span New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York with dates in May and June and locations at churches, homes, and civic venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begerow
Watson
Newark
Stella A. Watson
Art Begerow
Collis — Curtis
Jersey City Heights
Edith Curtis
George A. Collis
Demeacenanae
Elizabeth
Grace M. Bonnell
August Delmatus
Lyman—Grant
Hoboken
Maybelle Grant
John W. Lyman
Meng
Steinel
West Hoboken
Alfred F. Meng
Queck—Sommers
Long Branch
Rosa Sommers
William Queck
Rodecker—Mcdermott
Port Amboy
Marie McDermott
John A. Roecker
Youngholm
McCree
Arlington
Agnes McCree
William G. Youngholm
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Listings May 1910
A dense column lists numerous deaths and funeral arrangements across New York and nearby areas. Entries name Harriett Fowler Hall, Jeanie Reid Bingener, Arthur Leopold Boucher, and many others with residence details, service times, and interment notes, reflecting a broad community obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Burlington, Vt
Harriett Fowler Hall
John A. Arthur
Bernhard
May Winfred Bernhard
Griffin
Robert Bernhard
West 124Th St
Bingener
Jeanie Reid
Ernest Bingener
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
Boucher
Arthur Leopold
Madison St
Carleton
Ermesta Stevens
Spencer Arleton
600Th St
Oneida
N. Y
Elliott
Frederick W. Elliott
Stephen Merritt Burial Company
8Th Av
19Th St
Detroit
Mich
Finch
Ann Eliza Finch
J. G. Johnson
Maher
Greenwich
Harris
Isabelle J. Harris
The
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Antwerp
McVickar
Edward McVickar
Edith Speyers McVickar
Henry and
Elizabeh Wainwright McVickar
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fyth Avenue
45Th St
Thoreau
Boston
Utica
Messinger
Caroline Harlow
Henry Martyn Messinger
William P. H. Bacon
Bronxville
Grand Central Station
Wrentham
Mass
Mirick
Francis Everett Mirick
Mark Coffin
Sarah Boruck Mirick
Wallace
New York
New Haven Road
Munford
Beverley Bland Munford
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
Paterson
North Av
East Cranford
N. J
James Reid Paterson
Liberty St
Sample
Robert W. Sample
St. Av
Severn
South Pasadena
Cal
Emma Whittemore Severn
Lester Randolph Severn
Ame
Emma M. Whitlemore
Stocut
John Stout
Jefferson Av
85Th St
Treat
Hotel Victoria
Charles Henry Treat
United States
Grace Church
Webster
Pen Craig
Newport
R. I
Sidney Webster
St. John’s Church
Washington St
Weddigen
Weisbaden
Germany
Marie Schnakenberg
August Weddigen
Westerman
Anna Westerman
West
Campbell Building
Funeral notices from May 31 in Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Obituary page lists numerous individuals with addresses in Brooklyn and Long Island City noted for May 31 and June dates. Entries name the deceased, ages where given, and funeral times such as 2 PM and 9:30 AM, with locations including Putnam Avenue, North 4th Street, and Broadway, plus many New Jersey and Connecticut connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Quincy St
Mullen
Elizabeth
Sumner Av
Stafford
Mary E
A and St
M. O’brien
P. Petersen
Marie
Ant
Aurah
Algernon
Madison St
West
Emma
Argyle Road
Wiemann
Loretta
Linden St
Wren
Annie
Ereed
Fueneral
Burk
John J
Flushing
Connolly
Rose A
Maspeth
New Jersey
Andchson
Minnie
Jerse
Highwood Terrea
Highwood Park
Conway
Johnstone
Jerney City
Costa
Peter
Arlington
Dunn
James H
Madison
Emmons
Paterson
Farrow
Barnet S
Glen Gardner
Feeney
Hester
Union Hill
Fields —James
Parker St
Newark
Foulke
Hannah J
Gordon
William H
Rahway
Harrison
Edward F
Grand St
Jersey City
Harry E
Burlington
Lile F
Mount, Holly
Howlitt
Frederick G
South Amboy
Huelsenbeck
Frederick W
Treacy
Ave
Jessen
Christian
Hoboken
Marshall
Katherine
Rose St
MENIG
Louisa
Middleton
North Arlington
Motensen
Louits
Pmurdoch
Frances
Seat ‘City
Nagy
Aaron
Poole
Richard
Avon Av
Quinlin
Catherine
New Brunswick
Schifter
Johanna K
Hackensack
Tallman
Sarah A
In Memoriam Notices for Thomas F. Healey and Grace L. Neeson
Masses said today for Thomas F. Healey at St Antoninus's Newark New Jersey and for Grace L. Neeson at St Trovas Aquinas Church Brooklyn. Grace L. Neeson is listed at age 94.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Bertron
Snowden A. Fahne
Milbank-Fowler
Mariah A. McHarg
George R. Venable
Miss Rodewald
Ocean Travelers
WM. K. Vanderbilt, SR
Irvington
Miss Fowler
Marian McHarg
Dillingham—Ahlstrom
Crocker—Boswell
Knickerbocker and
Astor
Ralph Pulitzer
Holmes—Saunders
Miss Cowdin
Weds
St. Gaudens Studio
Sir Francis S. Haden
Hibbard
Silas W. Driggs
Washington Avenue
Mr. Driggs
Edmund Driggs
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
Seidel
WM. Norris
Cinderella Girl
King—Albee
Ella G. Albee
Prince Cdelavan
Jute C. Delavan
Leon C. Prince
van Name
Connecticut
Allworden
Mary
East 128Th St
Beckh
Oscar
A. M Cunningham
George L
Duane
M. Glasson
Caroline
Hecht
Remi
Jane W
Soo Weet
Kerling
Edward
6Th St
Lindholm
Maxwell
Louis
O'Brien
Nellie
West 136Th St
Serra NO
Carlos A
East 14Th St
Shanahan
Asbury
Frances B
Axmacher
Barry
Maet J
Sherman St
Funeratovday
Adelaide
Nate St
Bod
Court “St
Polak
William
Bridgeport
Ullrich
Bruno
Samuel C
Port Washington
Toppin
J. Raymond
Towner
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Montelaty
Treich
van Meter
Sarah J
Ll A. Weldon
Sarah
Ward
Herbert A
Benjamin R
Bridgeton
A. M. White
Daniel
John
Washington , &J
Oboken
Richard J
Berkeey Heights
New York State
Conkling
John A
Mapes Corners
Douglas
Peekskill
Farrey
Verplanck
Woodlawn
Marlern
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Setahee
Chelase
John W. Lyon
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