WEDS DOUGALL HAWKES WEDDING TOUR IN AUTO
E McDougall Hawkes former Dock Commissioner is married to Eva Van Cortlandt Morris at her East Sixty fourth Street home. The ceremony featured Newbold Morris as best man and a reception planned for the couple before sailing July 1 for Europe. The bride, descendant of Lewis Morris and Gouverneur Morris, wore a satin gown with lace and orange blossoms. The couple will stay in Europe for the summer and spend time at Ridgefield Conn upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McDougall |Hawkes
Eva van Cortlandt Morris
A. Newbold Morris
Sixty-fourth
Chapman
St. Ridgefield
Conn
Miss. Morris
Newbold Morris
Forbes Hawkes
Awkes
Ridgefield
East Fifty-third Street
Lewis Morris
Gouverneur Morris
France
Philippe
Frederic de Peyster
de Peyster
George Frelinghuysen
Seth Warton French
Henry Parrish
Benjamin Welles
Stuyvesant Fish
Morris
Pendleton
Hamilton Fish
Janet Fish
Drayton Burrill
Fordham Morris
Howland Pell
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
Iren
Whit
Rainbow wedding ties color themed nuptials in New Jersey
Miss Dorothy Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Gordon of South Orange New Jersey wed Robert Graham Dun Douglas of Blythwood Llewellyn Park Wrest Orange yesterday at Church of the Holy Communion South Orange. Bridesmaids wore pink blue lavender yellow and green. Best man was Stone Douglas cousin of the bridegroom. Ushers included Preston Watson Ezra Prew taler Meigs Frederick Williamson Herbert Michael Gavin Jerome Herrick and Kenneth Gorton. Reception at 279 Scotland Road followed by a wedding tour and home in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gordon
John W. Gordon
South Orange
N. J
Robert Graham Dun Douglas
Blythwood
Llewellyn Park
Wrest Orange
Church of the Holy Communion
Wallace M. Gordon
Cincinati
Marjo Ie Grannis
Marion S. Douglas
Carol Douglas
The
Oranges
Arietta Prentice
New York
Edith ¥ Javenon F Alsted
Stone Douglas
Preston Watson
Ezra Prew- Taler Meigs
Frederick Williamson
Herbert Michael Gavin
Jerome Herrick
Kenneth Gorton
Scotland Road
Orange
Hunt La Shelle Nuptials Set at Scarborough Beechwood
Joseph Howland Hunt and Mazie Nadine La Shelle plan a noon ceremony at Beechwood Scarborough, with twelve ushers led by Richard Howland Hunt. Officiant Rev Louis St Berry will preside, and Mrs Shelle will be given in marriage by W Neate. Only relatives and close friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howland Hunt
Mazie Nadine
la Shelle
Kirke la Shelle
Mr. Hunt
Richard Howland Hunt
Lidwyd Warren
Leavitt J. Hunt
Winthrop E. Dwight
Charles W. Gould
George M. Woolsey
William Powell Robbins
H. B. Shope
H. B. Price
New York
C. C. Walker
B. J. H. <Idder
Boston
T. F. Lee
Washfusion
B. E. ‘Holden
Chicago
Beechwood
Country
Rank Vanderlip
Scarborough
Ev. Louis St. Berry
Stamford
Conn
Shelle
W Neate
Miss Dominick Bride of Walter Chapin Flanders
Walter Chapin Flanders son of Alonzo B. Flanders and Miss Sarah Taber Dominick daughter of Mr and Mrs H Blanchard Dominick were married at Grace Church yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock. The Rev Dr Huntington performed the ceremony. The bride wore an Empire gown of white satin with point lace a tulle veil with orange blossoms and carried lilies of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chapin Flanders
Alonzo B. Flanders
Sarah Taber Dominick
H. Blanchard Dominick
Grace Church
Dr. Huntington
Ellen I. Flanders
Flanders
Dominick
City of
New York
Wiliam R. Huntington
James C. Flanders
Sarah Taber
Walter Chapin Fienders
Grape Nuts Story Shows Strength From a Daily Regimen
A man once crippled by stomach trouble and nervous exhaustion credits Grape Nuts with restoring his health. After trying cereals and other foods failed, he embraced Grape Nuts and regained strength flesh appetite and steady nerves enabling daylong work and nighttime study. Read The Road to Wellville for more letters like this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Wedding of Seen couple ends in New York home reception
The bride wore white chiffon with a lilac and pink rose trimmed hat. Miss Phyllis Batcheller and Miss Helen F. Dunbar served as flower girls, and Edward S. Clark stood as best man. Ushers included H Blanchard Dominick Jr, William Gordon Ver Planck, Henry A. Prince, Stephen C. Clark, Egbert Armstrong, and Dr Louis W. Flanders. The Dominick home at 4 West Forty-ninth Street hosted the reception. Honeymoon follows in New England. couple to reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Batcheller
Helen F. Dunbar
Edward S. Clark
H. Blanchard Dominick, Jr
William Gordon Ver Planck
Henry A. Prince
Stephen C. Clark
Egbert Armstrong
Louis W. Flanders
Dominick
West Forty-ninth Street
New England
New York
Barnes–Hughes wedding at Church of the Incarnation
Ralph Nelson Carpenter Barnes son of Henry Elliet Barnes of Brookline Massachusetts married Miss May Evelyn Hughes daughter of the Rev Dr Thomas P Hughes formerly rector of Church of the Holy Sepulchre in a ceremony yesterday at the Church of the Incarnation Lexington Avenue and Thirty fifth Street. Rev Dr Hughes and Rev Rockland Tyng Hermans assisted as officiants. Bride wore dark blue traveling gown with tan straw hat trimmed with blue flowers. no attendants. Immediate families present. The couple will reside in Brookline Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nelson Carpenter Barnes
Henry Elliet Barnes
Brookline
Mass
May Evelyn Hughes
Thomas P. Hughes
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Erlock
Church of the Incarnation
Lexington Avenue
Thirty Fifth Street
Dr. Hughes
Rockland Tyng Hemans
American Girls in Germany at Willard School Graduation
Special cable from Berlin reports the Willard School for Girls graduation ceremony attended by U S Embassy members. Prof. Friedrich Haagen gave the address. Graduates include Marion Taylor New York Mary Ballantine Springfield Sibyl Hoover Chicago Mary Scott Johnson Kansas City Rosa Knapp Memphis Lindsay Helena Mont Margaret McCarthy Malden Anna Spring San Francisco. Dr. Alice H Luce is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
Willard School For Girls
Germany
United States
Friedrich Haagen
University of Berlin
Marion Taylor
New York
Mary Ballantine
Springfield
Mass
Sibyl] Hoover
Chicago
Mary Scott Johnson
Kansas City
Rosa Knapp
Memphis
Lindsay
Helena
Mont
Margaret McCarthy
Malden
Anna Spring
San Francisco
Alice H. Luce
Wellesley College
Vanderbilt Matriarch Plans Newport Return for Summer
Mrs Mary Vanderbilt will return to Newport to occupy The Breakers this July, ending earlier rumors of permanent residence in Europe. Her son Alfred G. van derbilt may join after finishing coaching in England and judging at the International Horse Show in London. The Count and Countess Széchényi are expected to visit Newport this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Széchényi
Marriages and social notes from a New York city column
A New York society roundup notes weddings engagements and travel. Dr J Ogden Woodruff Jr to wed Mabel Compton at the bride's home on 18 June. Gen William J Palmer and party at the Buckingham sail for Europe tomorrow. Other listings include couples from Cincinnati Greenwich Philadelphia and Baltimore at various hotels and homes. marriage licenses and upcoming ceremonies are cited with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ogden Woodruff, Jr
Mabel Gertrude Compton
Alfred G. Compton
West 126Th Street
William J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Col
Marjory Palmer
Young
Hyacinthe Wellesley
England
Buckingham
Europe
John Gates
Cincinnati
Wilson Neaton
Greenwich
Conn
Henry Graef
Tarrytown
N. Y
Canada
Great Lakes
Seattle
Washington
George Lauder
Pittsee
W. L. Wilson
Robert
Holland House
Arrow Head Inn
Harriett? Cady
Woman's Club
Orange
N. J
Anna A. Minck
West End Avenue
Curran Rogers
Sarah Fischlowitz
Gustav G. Fischlowitz
Madison Avenue
David Bischoff
Fred Wachenheim
Carrien K. Rothschild
East Highly-fourth Street
Felix Adler
Tete Villa Urrutia
Havana
Cuba
William Gregory Higgins
Katherine Adele Dowdney
City Hall
Miss Dowdney
Abraham Dowdney
House of Representatives
Schroeder Loves America Returns to Boston
Alwin Schroeder, famed celloist once with the Boston Symphony and Kneisel Quartet, sailed to Germany a year ago then returned with his family. He will live in Boston and, with Willy Hess, forms the Hess Schroeder Quartet to tour the country. Schroeder also plans orchestral and concert engagements next season under Henry Wolfsohn. The quartet’s viola will be Lionel Tertis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin Schroeder
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kneisel Quartet
Frankfort
Germany
Schroeder
Boston
Mme. Schumann-Heink
America
Hock
Willy Hess
Hess- Schroeder
Henry Wolfsohn
Lionel Tertis
Merry Widow In German Here At Harlem Casino
The first German performance of The Merry Widow at the Harlem Casino occurred last night in the Summer Garden. Albertine Margadant played Sonia and Louise Barthel the Prince in complete form with scenery costumes and a chorus. The German audience seemed pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Widow
Harlem
Summer Garden
Sonia
Albertine Margadant
Prince
Louise Barthel
Amusement Notes Spark Summer Theatre Plans
The Girl Question under Harry Askin heads to Wallack's Theatre August 3. Grace Van Studdiford Amusement Co is incorporated in Missouri to produce a new Smith De Koven opera starring Miss Van Studdiford next season under Charles Bradley. The Follies of 1908 debuts at Apollo Atlantic City then reaches New York Theatre June 15. June 12 marks West Point night at the Casino with Sam Bernard in Early a Hero. The Polytechnic Dramatic Association stages its fifteenth annual show June 11 at Majestic Theatre featuring Meriden by Edward Horton Jr. George M. Cohan offers a Yankee Prince matinee at Knickerbocker June 11 for Dominican Cancer Homes. Coney Island Hippodrome, closed after few performances, reopens June 15 under Albert Bode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Askin
Wallack
Grace van Studdiford
West Point
Casino
Sam Bernard
Polytechnic Dramatic Association
Majestic Theatre
Association
Edward Horton, Jr
Meriden
George M. Cohan
Knickerbocker Theatre
Dominican Cancer Homes
Coney Island Hippodrome
Albert Bode
Cookery in Schools A Sham Says Report
Auditor Van Deusen labels the public school cookery program a sham, criticizes monthly bill practices, and calls for sub vouchers and itemized receipts. He notes high costs, broad fruit and nut usage, and a shift from elementary cooking to gastronomy in classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etz
C. V. C. van Deusen
Patrick H. Quinn
Department of Education
Board of Education
van Deusen
Milton
Chaucer
Owen Meredith
Isaiah
Jane Kyle
Satan
Paradise
Coude Roste
Sethe
Malaga
Czar to honor musician with Russian Order medal
Modest Altschuler conductor of the Russian Symphony Orchestra announced in St. Petersburg that Hastings, longtime head of the Society for Russian Music in New York, will receive the Order of St. Stanislaus medal via the Russian Embassy. The Russian Symphony plans tours from Sept. 21 in Pittsburgh to November Carnegie Hall, Chicago, and a Pacific Coast spring run, with new Russian works to begin this season. Hastings, a noted composer of songs, has aided Russian music in America for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modest Altschuler
Russian Symphony Orchestra
St. Petersburg
Ur Hastings
Phony Society
New York
Cooper Union
Altschuler
Russia
Hastings
America
Order of St. Stanislaus
Josef Hofmann
Washington
Central West
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Daniel H McMillan Dead Ex Senator and Judge
Daniel H McMillan an ex New York State Senator and later a District Federal Judge in New Mexico died in Denver after pulmonary illness. Born in Oneida New York he studied at Cornell and was admitted to the bar in 1872. He served three years in the New York State Senate and was appointed to the New Mexico Supreme Court in 1900. Charges of immoral conduct led to his removal order after an investigation by Attorney General Knox and a recommendation to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
New York
New Mexico
Denver
Buffalo
Rdss
I Y
Daniel H
Daniel H. MicMillan
Onee N.Y
Cornell
State Senate
Supreme Court of New Mexico
McKinley
Knox
Roosevelt
Ex Senator Albert Gallatin Dow dies at Randolph N Y
Former State Senator Albert Gallatin Dow died Saturday at his Randolph New York home shortly before his 100th birthday. Born August 16 1808 in Plaistow New Hampshire he moved to New York in 1816 and spent his life in the state. He founded the first private bank in Randolph in 1860 and helped organize Salamanca National Bank in 1881 where he remained principal stockholder and president until 1890. Dow also helped establish Randolph Academy in 1850 and was active in church and education. He leaves three sons and a daughter. His reminiscences include mention of an 1827 miniature railroad exhibition and early rail travel from Syracuse to Albany in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gallatin Dow
Randolph
Mr. Dow
Plantl
N. H
New York State
Cattaraugus County
Salamanca National Bank
Randolph Academy
Syracuse
Albany
Death of Nathan Stein noted Rochester clothing pioneer
Nathan Stein died Tuesday at his Rochester home. Born 1829 in Tetlitz Austria he moved to Geneva New York as a merchant tailor and later established ready to wear lines in Rochester. He led Stein Adler in the sixties and founded Stein Bloom Company becoming its President. Survived by his widow three sons A N Louis N and Simon N and four daughters. His estate is valued in the millions and he is praised as a major force in American clothing manufacturing and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Stein
Rochester
N. Y
Tetlitz
Austria
Geneva
Stein & Adler
Stein-Bloch Company
Stein
A. N
Louis N
Simon N
America
Death of Robert Hitchcock Paine rector of Mount Calvary
The Rev Robert Hitchcock Paine 64 longtime rector of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church died today from a long illness. He led the High Church faction in the diocese and served Mount Calvary for thirty years. Paine was born in Providence and will be transported there for burial. services and funeral details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hitchcock Paine
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church
Mount Calvary Church
High Church
Sorshep Md
Walsh & Floyd partner James W. Walsh dies at 56
James W. Walsh senior member of Walsh & Floyd, stock exchange firm, died Wednesday at his Lawrence Long Island country home. He was 56, left a widow, a son and a daughter. Walsh entered Wall Street young, owning a seat before 30. Walsh & Floyd formed in 1868. The Walshs’ town house is at 525 Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Walsh
Stock Exchange
Walsh & Floyd
Lawrence, L.I
Mr. Walsh
Wall Street
Exchange
Walsh
Madison Alvenue
Obituary Notes on JEROME JONES and Others in 19th Century News
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Jerome Jones of Brookline Massachusetts formerly Maria Elizabeth Gane born Brattleboro Vermont September 14 1841. Also listed are deaths of Watson Wilson of Mills and Gibb Fast Orange New Jersey aged 88 born in Sunderland England Josephine Sims widow of Col Clifford Stanley Sims Mount Holly New Jersey aged 64 five sons survived. Daniel Henry Smith longtime Stock Exchange member Navy yachtsman and Princeton 1860 graduate died at the Netherland Hotel aged about 70. John D Reynolds longtime Sussex County New Jersey schoolteacher died at Andover New Jersey aged in his later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Jones
Boston Transcript
Brookline
Mass
Jones
Brattleborough
Maria Elizabeth Gane
Willam Henry Dutton
Tton
Dutton
Jones, McDuffes & Stratton Company
Watson Wilson
Mills & Gibb
Fast Orange
N. J
Sunderland
England
George W. Wilson
Josephine Sims
Clifford Stanley Sims
Long Island Railroad Company
Mount Holly
Court of Errors and Appeals
Daniel Henry Smith
The
Stock Exchange
Hotel Netherland
New York
Thomas Underhill Smith
Princeton
Anna Macy
Elizabeth K. Nelson
Union, University
Resolute
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
John D. Reynolds
Sussex County
Andover
Actor William Cohan Is Cleared by Court
William H. Cohan, arrested on a charge of assault and attempted robbery of James P. Reilly, was discharged by Magistrate Moss in Jefferson Market Court after hearing the testimony. Cohan denied attempting to take Reillys gold watch or anyone else's watch, declaring his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H.cohan
James P. Reilly
Moss
Jefferson Market Court
Mr. Cohan
Reilly
Print Ready Catalog Offer From The Trow Press
A New York print shop invites orders for catalogs offering competitive pricing and full facility support. The note promises prompt delivery and honest pricing, urging readers to call 1100 Cherarp and visit THE TROW PRESS at Third Avenue and 12th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherarp
Trow Press
Third Avenue
12Th St
New York
Marriages Listed in New Jersey and New York Notices
A collection of June 1908 marriage notices from Roselle to Newark and Jersey City shows couples including Mar lor Pope and Philip F. Cron and Dorothy Gordon and Robert Dan Douglas, with numerous other listings across New Jersey and New York. Names, church venues, and officiants are recorded, reflecting era wedding notices and social announcements.
Obituary notices and funeral details from June 1908
Multiple death notices list names such as Joan Craig Clark William J Gough James E Martin Walter T Hoff David Silberstein Janet Smith James R Sutton and James W Walsh with residences in New York City and New Jersey. Items cover funeral times, church services Arlington Cemetery and St Bartholomew’s Church locations, with dates June 4 to June 6 and associated addresses and train pickup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gorham Marshall
Effingham
B. Sutton
Mary L. Woodruff
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th St
Walsh
Lawrence
Long Island
James W. Walsh
St. Bartholomeww's Church
Madison Av
N. Y
Weidenbach and Other Obituaries in New Jersey and New York
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral details across multiple towns including New York City Newark Jersey City Hoboken East Orange Irvington Brooklyn Paterson and Bay Shore with dates June 2 to June 8 and ages ranging from the 30s to 90s. Names include Frederica Weidenbach Watson Wilson Frank W Charnley George Blook Frieda Bicking and many others with funeral times and residences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakenhus
Seney Hospital
Sae A. Bakenhus
Baldwin
East Orange
Rhoda Eee
Bartley
Ven
Buren St
Brooklyn
Sarah J
Beaschal
East 69Th St
Williams Genschal
Bicking
Niagara
Newark
N. J
Frieda Bicking
Blakeney
Paterson
WN. J
James M. Blakeney
Garden Se Hoboken
George Blook
Bolgir
Rockaway Reels
E L
John J. Bolger
Brohon
Union
John H. Brohen
Burns
Bay 5
Jersey City
John Burns
Carswell
Winthrop St
Allen Carswell
Egefi
Charnley
Ogden Av
Highbri Funes
Frank W. Charniey
Morrow
Clarence
West 63
A. P. Clarence
Clarke
Macon &J
William R. Clarke, Jr
Coleman
Bidwell
Mary Coleman
Costello
Dobb's
Ferry N. Y. Ee
Philip Costello
Davis
East Carroll $T
City Island
Clark M. Davis
Deifel
South 18Th §T
Joseph Deifel
Durand
Irvington
Charles M. Durand
Eddy
Morristown
Alfred Eddy
Esterbrook
Poplar! St
Gertrude L. Esterbrook
Parrfll
Lawrence Farrell
Fick
Iutledgze St
John W. Fick
Sneral
Zicker
Ashe
Laidlaw Av
Catherine Zicker
Meral
Masses for Mary Hal ark and Nellie at Newark church
Masses are listed for Mary Hal ark at the Cathedral tomorrow, Jair at St Charles Bar and for Nellie at St Joseph's Church in Newark. Services include 8 A.M. attendance at the Jair listing.
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Dougall Hawkes
Dock Commissioner's Ride
Lewis
Governeur
Eee
Douglas-Gordon
Vanderlip
Scarboro To-morrow
Miss Dominick
Willard School
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Social Notes
Metz Auditor
Czar
Frank 8. Hastings
Russian Symphony
Daniel H. McMillan
William KH. Cohan
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Great Woods
Arthur Goodrich
D.appleton & Co
E. Conover
Thethry
Haynes Gillmore
W. Huebsch
Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
Broadway
Oppenheim
Mr. Oppenheim
New York World
the Avenger
E. Phillips Oppenheim
New York American
New York Sun
Charles Edward
BY Harrison Rhodes
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Boston Herald
Springfield Union
Little, Brown & Co
Douglas—Gordon
Church of the Holy Communist
Lewis Cameron
Dorothy
Airs John W. Gordon
Robert Graham
Dan Douglas
West Orange
Flanagan—Potter
Archibald Montgomery
Church of the Atongment
Edith Potter
William Hubert Potter
Tenafly
Edward A. Flanagan
New York City
Toledo
Leonard-Staples
St. Paul’e Church
Fairfield
J. H. Townsend
Ascension Church
Atlantic City
Allen E. Beeman
Chrysaaria
William Howard Staples
Harman Gelpdke Leonard
Cos Cob
A. Caroline Morgan
D. Parker Morgan
D. D
Frank Pendleton McNulty
J. Morgan
Herbert Shipman
Henry A. McNulty
Greer
McNulty
Morgan
Bhokmaker—Gilman
St. Agnes’s Chapel
William C. Rodgers
Har- Yan Shoemaker
Grace Clyde Gilman
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Todd—Parker
St. Thomas’ Church
Ernest M. Stires
Eveling Thompson
Forrest Hoffman Parker
Ambross Giddings Todd
Townshend—Adee
St. Peter's Church
West Chester
Frank M. Clendenin
Juliet Stanton
George A. Adee
Wynham Townshend
New Haven
Wachenheim — Rothschild
Carrie K. Rothschild
John Poe
Frederick L. Washeneim
Wallneier—Cole
Charles E. Hutchison
Main Av
Doris
Lucius A. Col
Louie Woodruff Wallner
Ella Morrison Davison
Halbert Brown
Davison
Brown
Rtis
Corwin
Woodhaven, N. Y
Grace D. Corwin
William E.burtis
Campbell—Dellahunt
Mary J. Dellahunt
Andrew M. Campbell
Conroy
Warts
May Warta
Edward H. Conroy
Crane-Shevill
Carolene Shevill
Robert K. Crane
Croxson
Shalek
Jane Shalek
Louis H. Croxson
Gramerstarf-Kettner
Marie Kettner
Henry Gramerstar
Hedinger—Noble
Anna Byx_ ble Noble
J. Harris H. Hedinger
Jochim—Geyer
Beatrice Maria Geyer
Frank Wy
Jochum
Johnson—Jones
Alfred Johnson
Nellie May Jones
Kaeck—Thumm
Anna Marie Thumm
Robert A. Kaeck
Pee Kayser—Maher
Emi
Helen Katharyn Maher
Kaveer
Love—Terlinde
M J
Mary Terlinde
Frederick W.lowe
Lyle—Brower
Marie Leslie Brower
Cornelius R. Lyle
Mack Beckman
Louise F Beckman
Bhdwin S. Mack
Macy—Marsh
Herald Lemoine Marsh
Howard
Macy
McCarren—Quinn
Katherine Quinn
McCarren Morris—Adams
Bibomiéfeld
X. J
Edna May Adams
Ralph W. Morris
Spohr
John J. Phelan Rohdenberc
Euler
Jer_ ay City
Minnie Euler
Carl Rohdenbers Smith-Swezey
Eisty Swezey
Herman R Smith
Stanton—Cook
Lizzie L. Cook
Oliver E. Stanton
Ten Eick-Shannon
Emma Estelle Shannon Arthur Ray
Bird
William J. Gough
Gough
Theresa Goug
West 20Th St
J. Francis Marter
Giberst
Susan
O'Block
Clifford V. Brokaw
Fifth Ave
London
Paris
McKim
Bis
Hassett McKim
Broadway End
Elocx A
Wileon
George W. Whlisen
State St
Sewark
N. J. Punesal
Hainek
Pioneer St
Harvard
Harbridge
George F. Harbridge
Annie Hayes
Hayes
West 88Th St
A. M_ HEGEMAN
Rogers Av
Flatbush
Remsen R. Hegeman
Fheytner
South 17Th St
May Herner
Hughes
East 223Th St
Pat
Rick Hughes
Trish
Newell St
Greenpoint
George Irish
Johnson
Bloomfield
Nx JI
Charles O. Johnson
Kelly
East 119Th
Margaret M.ielby
Ketly
Fiske Av
William Welly
I Henney
Waverly
Mary E.kenneyrow
Uneral
Newark, N. J
McMernan
Warr St
Brooklin
Mary A. Dicklemnan
McMahon
Atlantic St
Michael McMahon McSorley
Jerser
William MeSorley
Oak St
Exama McSnatrie Meyer
Tit Caion St
Marguerite D. Meyer
Moenfhinweg
Mount
FrePtttk
Agec Newton
Oklyn
Ernon
Thos Vewark
Nowd
Mami
Newton Nollston
Gansered W
Nollston
O'Connor
Gare
O'Conno
Ottwii
Maris Retzlaff
Fred Ricard
Eli Ricard
Dunerg
Russhell
Hunterdon J
Efilian Irene Smith
Clinton Av
George S. Smith
VAN
1St St
Louis van Sant
To-Morrow
Mar
Guttenberg
Ottwie
Newton St
Retzlaf
Nurst
Fsey City
N. Cankelrooklyn
Frank Steppe
Dna
Wehner
Ridgefield Park
Weszler
West Te St. Juns
Johanna” Weszler
Puneral To
Broad and
Beaver Streets
Sietson
Silve Bie Butson Soop
Oortlandt ST
Elliott
McDonald_ et
Soren
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Urdertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
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