Hoyt Bride of Henry L Corbett in St. Thomas Church
The wedding of Gretchen Hoyt to Henry Ladd Corbett took place at St. Thomas Church with Bishop Greer officiating. The bride wore white satin with Brussels lace and carried orchids and valley lilies. A reception followed at 2 West Seventy Fifth Street with numerous prominent guests. The couple will sail for Europe next week and plan to reside in Portland, Oregon after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ladd Corbett
Henry Corbett
Portland
Gretchen Foyt
Bartholomew’s Church
David Hi. Greer
Leighton
Victor
Elizabeth S. Hoyt
Herisses
Elizabeth
B. S. Hoyt
Lorraine Roosevelt
Edith Andon
Dorothy King
Anita L. Peabody
New York
Rosamond
Jpixey
Boston
Killarney
Elliott
Corbett
Hamilton Corbett
Roderick McClay
Oregon
William B. Boulton, Jr
Arthur Page
Richard Derby
Gardner Perry
Gurdor Parker
Henry
Europe
England
France
Ore
Miss Edith Mason Weds Arthur I Keller at Halidon Hall
Miss Edith Livingston Mason eldest daughter of A Livingston Mason Newport resident married Arthur I Keller of New York at Halidon Hall Halidon Hill ceremony conducted by Rev Father Edward E Seagrave Providence Catholic Cathedral. Attended by families and notable guests including Lorillard Spencers and Astor Kanes. Wedding gown in satin crepe with gold point lace and pearls. Reception followed with prominent attendees from naval and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Halidon Hill
Edith Livingston Mason
A. Livingston Mason
Newport
Arthur I. Keller
New York
Halidon Hall
Farther Edward. E. Seagrave
Providence
Adam Keller
A. C. Keller
Frank Keller
Misses Keller
Earl P. Mason
E. G. Hartshorn
August
Ga Grosvenor
William B. Weeden
F. Q. French
Thomas J. Senn
W. W. Phelps
F. L. Sandoz
James H. Oliver
Naval War College
Merrell
Austin. Kautz
Alpert Gleaves
Gleaves
J.perry
Paine
Giddings Todd and Eveline Parker Wed at St Thomas Church
Giddings Todd son of the late Todd and Eveline Parker daughter of Forrest H. Parker and Mrs Parker were married yesterday afternoon at St Thomas Church. Rev Ernest M Stires officiated. Bride wore lace trimmed satin with lilies and white orchids. May Parker was maid of honor. bridesmaids Fannie Todd Eveline Weeks Genevieve Parker. best man Theodore A Swann. Ushers included A H Travis William Todd Frederick Seaman James Coffin Howard K Cra De Witt W Parker. Guests included Samuel H Brown and Mrs De Witt H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddings Todd
Todd
Evéline Thomasson Parker
Forrest H. Parker
New York Produce Exchange
Parker
St. Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
May A. Parker
Fannie Todd
Eveline P. Weeks
Genevieve R. Parker
Theodore A. Swann
Avere
A. H. Travis
William S.todd
Frederick A. Seaman
James A. Coffin
Howard SK. Cra
de Witt Wi. Parker
the Bird
Samuel H. Brown
Mrs. de Witt H
Boston Social List Prepares Southbound Tour for Todd Couple
Parker of Boston joins Mr and Mrs William H Porter Dr Charles G Kerley Mrs Kerley and many others in a lengthy social roster. The Todds plan a month long journey through the South before settling back in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Todd
Alexander Rowland
Alfred Reeves
Wiliam C. Todd
Russel R. Cornell
William P. Wood
Todd
South
New York
Margaretta Meyer and James Kearny Rice Jr wed in New Brunswick
The June wedding of Margaretta Meyer and James Kearny Rice Jr took place on the Meyer lawn in Highland Park with about 100 guests. The couple plans a European voyage after the ceremony. Rice, linked to Hintch & Co New York, serves on the New Jersey Short Line Railway bondholders Reorganization Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N.J
Margaretta Meyer
John Christopher Meyer
Highland Park
James Kearny Rice, Jr
J. Kearny Rice
Carroll Place
Meyer Country Home
Raritan
Abbott E. Kittredge
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
New York
Europe
Rice
Bond House of Hintch & Co
New Jersey Short Line Railway
Miss Mainzer to Wed Marquis Del Fierro in Rome or Paris
Miss Elsie H. Mainzer, daughter of Bernhard Mainzer of Hallgarten & Co., to wed Marquis Fernando del Fierro, a Vatican Chamberlain. The ceremony June 24 will be in Paris or London with Papal representatives and Spanish and French connections attending. The couple plan to convert to Catholicism. Pope blessed the match and marquise del Fierro supported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie H. Mainzer
Bernhard Mainzer
Hallgarten & Co
Berlin
Frankfort-on-the- Matin
New York
Fernando del Fierro
Vatican
London
Paris
Miss Mainzer
Marquise del Fierro
del Fierros
Rome
d’Olivres
Europe
Mainzer
Marquis del Fierro
Mainger
Robbi
Marayise
Sixty-sixth Street
Cecile
Miss Julia Adee Weds Dr. Raymond Townshend in Westchester
Miss Julia Stanton Adee married Dr. Raymond R. Townshend of New Haven in St. Peter's Church Westchester. The ceremony was attended by about 400 guests from New York and nearby areas with Rev. F M Clendenin officiating. The couple will reside in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Roch Hue
N. Y
New York
Westchester
New Haven
Julia Stanton Adee
Raymond R. Townshend
St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
F. M. Clendenin
Joseph Foster
Ceorge A. Adee
Henry Townshend
Ellen L. Adee
Catherine Fellowes
Jessie Letchford
Morristown
N. J
Joseph P. Dana
Townshend
Yale
College of Physicians and Surgeons
McNulty and Miss Morgan Wed in Heavenly Rest Ceremony
Frank Pendleton McNulty and Miss A Caroline Morgan daughter of Rev D Parker Morgan were married yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was conducted by Rev D Parker Morgan with Rev Herbert Shipman assisting and Bishop David H Greer in attendance. The couple will reside in Yonkers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pendleton McNulty
A. Caroline Morgan
D. Parker Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shipman
David H. Greer
Henry A. McNulty
Morgan
Hartford Woman and Philadelphia Man Wed at Tarble Church
Miss Helen Davenport Brown of Hartford and Herbert Adams Gibbons of Philadelphia married yesterday at noon in Tarble Collegiate Church. The groom’s family and multiple ushers from Pennsylvania and Connecticut attended. The couple will sail next week for a tour of Turkey the Holy Land and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Davenport Brown
Hartford
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Philadelphia
Tarble Collegiate Church
Hughes O. Gibbons
R. Eg. H. Potter
D. D
Startford
Pottsville
Penn
Clement Brown
Gibbons
Turkey
Holy Land
Egypt
Johnson Crawford Wedding in Manhattan Hotel
Charles H. Johnson of Washington DC and Edna B. Crawford wed yesterday at the Hotel Manhattan with Father Bucky officiating. Attendants include Hazel Crawford as bridesmaid and sisters Mrs. Le Boutillier and Mrs. Greenly as matrons of honor. Best man was William Kurtz Johnson. ushers were Richard A. Johnson, Oliver H. Perry Johnson, Dr. Hugh Holmes McGuire, and John H. Edwards. The couple will sail for Europe on July 1 and plan to reside in Washington after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, H. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Edna B. Crawford
John Crawford
Manhattan
Father Bucky
Hazel Crawford
George le Boutillier
Cincinnati
Louis A. Greenly
Portland
Ore
William Kurtz Johnson
Richard A. Johnson
Oliver H. Perry Johnson
Hugh Holmes McGuire
John H.edwards
Mrs. Johnson
Europe
Washington
Tatum and Brinkerhoff Wed at Bretton Hall
Edward Hubbert Tatum and Miss Mary Waite Brinkerhoff married last night at Bretton Hall. Rev. Dr. Robert Mackenzie of Rutgers Presbyterian Church officiated. Maude Brinkerhoof, the bride’s sister, was her only attendant. Charles R. Tatum served as best man. ushers were Charles F. Brinkerhoof Jr., Le Roy Brewster, George Knapp Jr., Maurice Dean, and Robert W. Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hubbert Tatum
Mary Waite Brinkerhoff
Charles Fuller Brinkerhoof
Bretton Hall
Robert Mackenzie
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Maude Brinkerhoof
Charles R. Tatum
Charles F. Brinkerhoof, Jr
le Roy Brewster
George Knapp, Jr
Maurice Dean
Robert W. Crawford
Madden Weds Miss Vuillemot at St. Thomas Church
Edward V. Madden and Miss Marie J. Vuillemot married yesterday morning at the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Reverend D. F. Green officiated with Reverend John Hughes assisting. Bridesmaid Helen Shay and maids of honor Nellie and Mollie Slaves. best man John H. Madden. Ushers included Anthony P. Ludden, Thomas Hogan, and Edwin A. Lahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Madden
Marie J. Vuillemot
Miss Colquitt Wed Bennett Schneier in New Jersey Church
Miss Anna W. Colquitt niece of James W. Woodhouse married Bennett Bernard Schneier in the Church of the Holy Communion South Orange New Jersey at five oclock yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna W. Colquitt
James W. Woodhouse
Church of the Holy Communion
South Orange
N. J
Bennett Bernard Schneider
Miss Eda Hahne Wed to Albert Lynn Laurence in New Jersey
In the First Presbyterian Church of Fast Orange New Jersey Miss Eda Hahne daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Hahne of 150 Harrison Street East Orange was married last night to Albert Lynn Laurence of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fast Orenge
N. J
Eda Hahne
Albert J. Hahne
Harrison Street
East Orange
Albert Lynn Laurence
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Blanchard Weds Crebb In Orange NJ Home Ceremony
Miss Lillian B Blanchard daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Blanchard of 1 Linden Place Orange New Jersey married William W Crebb of Newark yesterday after a 5 36 o clock ceremony at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian B. Blanchard
William W. Blanchard
Linden Place
Orange, N. J
William W. Crebb
Newark
Plainfield couple wed in family home ceremony
Miss Sophrania Barlow daughter of Mr and Mrs William Barlow married Edward Hobbie son of Mr and Mrs William F Hobbie last night at the Barlow home in Plainfield New Jersey and the ceremony united two local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophrania Barlow
William Barlow
Edward Hobbie
William F. Hobbie
Plainfield, N
Miss Wheeler Wed in Trinity Church Northport
Miss Mary A. Wheeler daughter of Mrs. George W. Wheeler of Northport L. L. wed W. Pierrepont White of Utica New York yesterday at Trinity Church Northport. Attendants were Miss Anna Tafft Bogue of Brooklyn and Miss Edna Ackerley of Northport. Best man was John D. White the groom’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Wheeler
George W. Wheeler
Northport
L. L
Trinity Church
W. Pierrepont. White
Utica
N. Y
Anna Tafft Bogue
Brooklyn
Edna Ackeriey
White
John D. White
Pair Marries at Holland House in Chelsea
Ralph Winthrop Morrill a Chelsea broker wed Dorothy Boswell daughter of Arthur Boswell of Philadelphia yesterday afternoon at the Holland House in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Winthrop Morrill
Chelsea
Mass
Dorothy Boswell
Arthur Boswell
Philadelphia
Holland House
Names of Nobility Attributed in City Society Page
Ess du Mesnil the Count de Rougemont and the Countess were listed alongside Miss Edith Clapp of this city the Count des Cars the Count de Chavagnac Mr and Mrs O L Richards of this city Baron d Erp the Belgian Minister at the Vatican and the Baroness d Erp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess du Mesnil
Count de Rougemont
Edith? Clapp
Count Des Cars
Count de Chavagnac
Miss Adams Teaches Viola in Harvard Twelfth Night
Miss Maude Adams appeared as Viola in a Harvard English department event at Sanders Theatre. The production used Elizabethan staging with an extended stage and sky-painted canvas, minimal scenery, and participants entering through rear curtains, earning enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Ie English Department
Harvard
Maude Adams
Twelfth Night
Sanders
Miss Adams
Viola
Sanders Theatre
Weber's Theatre to Receive Fall Reopen Alterations
Plans for the Astor Theatre transfer of Paid in Full call for major renovations. The Weber building, famed as one of New York's smallest venues, will be expanded to seat about 1,400 with a larger stage. Weber remains in Chicago with The Merry Widow burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
New York
Weber
Chicago
Olga Nethersole Sets Sail for England Plans Return
Olga Nethersole sails today on the Amerika for England. She plans to stage American plays by American authors when she returns to New York next January, the first time in her career. She has traveled 56,000 miles in sixteen months with six weeks rest, including a Pacific Coast tour and a Paris engagement last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Amerika
England
New York
Miss Nethersole
Pacific Coast
Paris
Local Society Notes on Weddings and Social Visits
F x McDougall Hawkes and Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris will wed at noon at the bride’s East Sixty-fourth Street home. The Dom inick Flanders wedding is set for 4 pm at Grace Church. Henry J Lamar Washington to marry Lucille Osborne with bachelor dinner at Sherry’s on June 12. Notables including Major Gen Gillespie and Mrs Gillespie, Irving Taylor, and Mabel Boardman seen at the Buckingham. Mrs. Charles A Gardiner sails for Amerika, returning Sept 1 to open Gardiner Park in fall. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth in town for shopping, staying at the Hotel Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.x.McDougall Hawkes
Eva. van Cortlandt Morris
A. Newbold Morris
East Sixty-fourth Street
Henry James Lamar Washington
Lucille Marguerite G. Osborne
Robert A. Osborne
Sherry’s
G. L. Gillespie
Gillespie
Washington
Irving H. Taylor
Orange
N.J
Mabel Boardman
Washington, D. C
Buckingham
Charles A. Gardiner
Amerika
Gardiner Park
Tarrytown
Nicholas Longworth
Walcott
Hackett Plans Europe Tour for New Seasons and Three Weeks
James K. Hackett sails for Europe to confer with McCarthy in London on a new autumn play and to Paris to view scripts by Wolff and Capus. He aims to hire a French actress for the lead in Elinor Glyn's Three Weeks and to open Hackett Theatre in autumn with a revival of The Prisoner of Zenda. He also plans subsequent pieces and a Washington theatre dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Europe
Mauretania
London
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Mr. Hackett
Crichton
Paris
Elinor Glyn
Hackett
St. Louis
Rupert of Hentzau
Walls of Jericho
Mr. McCarthy
Max. Pemberton
Sir Richard Escombe
Mr. Pemberton
Harriet Ford
Haskett
Engagement announced of Miss Helen De Young to George Cameron
The engagement of Miss Helen De Young eldest daughter of M H De Young proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle to George Cameron was announced today. Both are well known in New York and other Eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Helen de Young
M. H. de Young
The
San Francisco Chronicle
George Cameron
New York
Comtesse Hosts Paris Engagement for Boston Ward
The Comtesse Rene de Coetlogon announced the engagement of Lewis Niles Roberts of Boston to his ward Miss Gina Roberts at a grand reception in Paris on June 3. Guests included prominent members of the American colony and French society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Time
Paris
Comtesse Rene de Coetlogon
Avenue du Be
Lewis Niles Roberts
Boston
Gina Roberts
French Tragedian Max to Tour England and America
Paris reports E de Max, famed French tragedian who once performed with Sarah Bernhardt in America, will quit the French stage to focus on work in England and the United States. He speaks English fluently and plans extensive international engagements. Dr William Mercer Grosvenor to officiate Miss Jean Reid and Hon John Ward's wedding in London. The ceremony set for June 25 at St James Palace chapel amid ambassadorial invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
E. de Max
France
America
Sarah Bernhardt
The
Times
England
United States
Max
Miss Reid
William Mercer Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
Jean Reid
John Hubert Ward
Grosvenor
Ambassador Reid
Mauretania
New York
Royal Chapel
St. James's Palace
Sir Robert G Reid Dies in Montreal Pioneer Builder and Investor
Sir Robert Gillespie Reid of Montreal dies aged in the early hours. A Scot by birth, he built key Canadian projects including the Niagara Falls International Bridge and the Lachine Bridge. He financed vast Newfoundland holdings, formed the Reid Newfoundland Company, and was knighted in 1907 for services to Newfoundland. He also directed the Bank of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Robert Gillespie Reid
Scotland
Australia
Sir Robert
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Reid
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Superior
Lachine
St. Lawrence
Newfoundland
Reid Newfoundland Company
Bank of Montreal
Marriages Listed in New York Area Churches 1908
A digest of multiple June 1908 marriage announcements across New York area churches and homes. Couples include Read and Davis. Lauther and De Pugh. Ward and Schneider. Smith and Sharot. Thomason and Todd. Wheeler and White. Smyth and Charles. Kuss and Edwards. Miersch and Burney. Holland and Moore. Krist and Rudolph. Cameron and Scheitlin. Sekine and Peer. Shreck and Macardell. Savill and Somerville. Wilson and Van Ness. Cole and Wallner. with dates June 1 2 3 in Jersey City White Plains Northport Newark Yonkers Middletown and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles—Smyth
Harriet Agnes Smyth
Francis Robert Charles
Edwards—Kuss
Richmond Hill
May Kuss
Frank C. Edwards
Miersch—Mcburney
Jersey City
Sarah _McBurney
Paul F. ¥. Miersch
Moore—Holland
Eva S&j. Clair Holland
Thomas H. Moore
Rudolph—Krist
Yonkers
Mary Krist
John Rudolph
Scheitlin—Cameron
White Flains
Elzabeth Cameron
Harry Bb. Scheitlin
Sekine—Peer
Constance Beer
Loji Sekine
Shreck
Macardell
Middletown
N. Y
Grace Macardell
Herman A. Shreck
Somerville Savill
Obituary notices from various towns list deaths on early June
In Northampton Massachusetts William N A Cable Henry Mason Cleveland Anna B Cooley Charlesee Leach James E Martin Fannie Brooks Maude Beatrice Olmstead Catherine Shafer Salvatore Thomas James W Walsh Frederica Weidenbach Charles A Whittier pass away. Funeral notices indicate services at churches and residences in Brookly, Plainfield, Norwalk and other locations with dates June 4 2 1 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Liberty St
Leach
Charlesee
Peloved
Melanie M. Weber
Continental Bage No
New York
Fannie Brooks
George E. Miller
High St
Grand Central Station
Olmstead
Winchester
Mass
Maude Beatrice
Wm. S. Olmstead
Caroline A
East 115Th St
Walsh
Lawrence
L.L
James W
Weidenbach
Prederica
August Weidenbach
Edward Weidenbach
Manhattan
Greenwood
Baltimore
Whittier
Charles A. Whittier
Grace Church
Broadway
10Th Street
Mount Auburn
Cambridge
Local Obituaries Notice of Deaths and Funerals in New Jersey and Brooklyn
Death notices list Frank Bennett of Newark at 182 Ferry Street with funeral today Mary A Block of Orange age 60 funeral today Christian G Borst of Astoria age 52 funeral today at 2 PM Annie Brady of Brooklyn at 127 Park Avenue funeral tomorrow Rose Brooks of Brooklyn at 23 Marion Street James Cassidy of Brooklyn at 45 Meeker Avenue funeral tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Ferry St
Newark
N. J
Frank Bennett
Block
Orange
Mary A. Block
Borst
Grand Av
Astoria
Christian G. Borst
Brady
Park Av
Brooklyn
Annie Brady
Brooks
Marion St
Rose Brooks
Cassidy
Meeker Av
James Cassidy
Death of Bishop Edward Wilson at Metuchen N J
Bishop Edward Wilson of the Reformed Episcopal Church died at his Metuchen home in his eighty eighth year. Born in Liverpool England on July 25 1820 he first came to America in 1840 returned to England in 1847 and later returned to the United States. He served as pastor of St James Methodist Episcopal Church in New Brunswick New Jersey. He leaves a widow a son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Reformed Episcopal Church
Metuchen
N. J
Liverpool
England
America
Iie
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
New Brunswick
Reverend James P. ee Dies. Paterson Clergy Tied to St. John's
The Rev James P ee, spiritual director at the House of Divine Providence Ridgewood N J, died after a prolonged illness. He previously served as curate at St John s Roman Catholic Church Paterson N J and was assistant to the Very Rev Dean McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Divine Providence
Ridgewood
James P. Ee
Father Corrigan
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
Paterson, J
Dean McNulty
Reverend James B. Kennedy Dies at 70 in Trenton
The Rev James B Kennedy retired pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Trenton New Jersey died there yesterday at age seventy He graduated from Princeton in 1854 with Judge George R Gray of Delaware He held only two pastorates in his long clerical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Kennedy
Second Presbyterian Church
Trenton
N J
Princeton
George R. Gray
Delaware
Obituary notices for Stein and Sloan and Standing
Nathan Stein president of Stein Bioch Companys died at his Rochester home in his eightieth year. Capt Alfred J Standing co founder of the Carlisle Indian School died at Dickinson College Carlisle aged sixty eight. Col Charles M Sloan prominent Philadelphia insurance broker and Girard Fire director died at Mount Holly New Jersey aged seventy two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Stein
Stein- Bioch
Rochester
N. Y
Alfred J. Standing
Richard H. Pratt
Carlisle Indian School
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Penn
CHARLES ._M. SLOAN
Girard Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Mount Holly
N. J
Multiple Death Notices and Funerals in Brooklyn and Nearby
A long list of funerals and notices across Brooklyn and nearby towns. Names include James J Clarke Maria E Daab Charles Dreyfus Mary Deegan Emma Godfrey Thomas Heatley Catherine Henderson Josephine Vernton Kagan Kamps Kelly Kennard King Maria Lauste Margaret Landy Dittmar Lange Lawlor Levi Lavantia Lyon McCabe Jane McDonough Mary McDonald Thomas McMahon T Miller Mullin John Neal Edward O’Brien Amelia Precht John Ralph James Roch Mary L Seinsfeld Emanuel Wertheim Louise Witte Bertha Adler Edward Wilson and others. Funeral dates and destinations vary with locations such as Park Ave Hoboken Irvington Newark Metuchen Ridgefield Park and Orange N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagan
Mertham
P.M. Kamps
Willam H. Kamps
Funera Kelly
St. Joseph's
Hos
John Kelly
Kennard
Clinton
Edward Kennard
King
Hancock St
William R. King
Maria la
T Landy
Jersey St
Margaret Landy
Lange
Stockholm_St
Dittmar Lange
Lawlor
Mount Vernon
Levi
East 168Th St
A. Lyon
Lafayette Avt
Ad. Lavantia Lyon
Ds. McCabe
St. Ann's
T. Miller
Wne Mullin
New Rochelle
E. Mullin
Neal
Palmetto St
John K. Neal
O' Brien
Beacon Av
Edward O'brien
Parisano
Sth St
Fedward Wilson
Furloe Witte
Chadwick
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Carrapp Lots
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and Jerome Avenue. lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone listed as 4850 Gramercy for Books of Views or representative. office located at 26 East 230 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Carrapp
East 230
Campbell Funeral Chapel and Ambulance Service Listing
Frank E Campbell operates at 241 43 West 234d offering chapel services and ambulance assistance with Vel 1324 Chelsea, a local funeral and transport office noted in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsemy
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Bartholomew’s
Todd-Parker
Lfred M. Hoyt
John. Sherman Liss Rosina
Sherman Hoyt
Frederick Pratt
John Pratt
Gorge Pratt
Philip . Lydig
J. West Roosevelt
J. E. Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
W. Emlen “Alt
Christine Roosevelt
Uyler
Douglas Robins
Corinne Hotris
Ransom | Hooker
William Watts Sher
Sherman
Sips Stokes
Stokes
A . C. B. Alexander
Miss Alexander
Edith L. Mason
Ambrose Giddings Todd
Carl H
J. K. Rice, JR
Miss Meyer
Marquis del: Fierro
Julia Adee
R. R. Townshend
McNulty—Morgan
Gibbons—Brown
Johnson—Crawford
Tatum—Brinkerhoff
Madden
Vuillemot
Schneider—Colquitt
Laurence—Hahne
Hobbie—Barlow
White—Wheeler
Morrill—Boswell
Weber’s Theatre
Social Notes
Sarah Taber Dominick
Walter Chapin Flanders
Helen
Colorado
Union
Burlington
W.J. O’meara
Will
Bernhardt
Sir Robert.g. Reid
Great Lachine
Montreal
Quebec
Robert. G. Reid
Lewis Cameron
Anna Ward
James F. Woodhouse
Bennett B. Schneider, Jr
Sharot—Smith
Sound View
White Plains
George E._Hite
Bertha Olive
Charles Reeves Smith
Wallace Fletcher Sharot
Tgodd—Parker
St. Thomas’ Church
Emmeline Thomason
Forrest Hoffman Parker
White Wheeler
Lure
L. I
Charles E. Cragg
Mary Antoinette Wheeler
Wm. Pierrepont White
Dird
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Ae Guarantee Trust
Remsen St
Fulton St
Jamaica
Canadian Pavific Railway
Royal Trust Company
James P. Corrigan
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wills
Sarah S.A. M
Sarah Opm
Margaret
Ella
Hedderick
Jacob St
Charles Heiderich
Henderson
H Av
Catherine Henderson
Fuyrai
Henn Sion
Java St
Bro Klvyn
Josephine T. Vernton
IZEN
West Lath St
Tran
Hne
Morris
Bertha
Flya
Mace
Jana Day
Ella Rooklyn
Bronx
Torsset Place
Emil B
Klyn
Alla Partsano
Bernat Gondlwin
Goodwin
To-Morrow
Church of St. Vincent de Fros
Alm
Mullaly
Anne Boniface
St. — Ee
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