Eleanor Townsend Weds Horace Green
Eleanor Townsend marries Horace Green at Calvary Church with a simple ceremony. The bride wears white satin with lace and tulle sleeves, and bridesmaids in blue taffeta flank the couple. Guests include Mrs. Walter A Green and many New York society figures. reception at the bride’s mother’s East Fifty-seventh Street home.
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Horace Green
George Walton Green
Mra. Green
Misa Eleanor Hodman Townren
Calgary
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Theodore Hedewick
Hov. Madicott Peabody
Groton School
Arthur Rosman Townsend
Belgium
Mrs. Green
Mr.Atwater
Bac
Rosane Slack
Kenry Slack
East Pifty-seventh Street
Mr. Green
Harvard
Evening Post
Herbert Parsons
Charles Coe
Theodore F. Humphrey
CC. Townsend
Henry EB. Coe
Henry Slack
Walterle
Mesul
Robert M. Littlejohn
James Litthejohn
Tham GG. Reed
Walten A. Green
Lenry Slack
Ramuel Riker
Frances
Audrey Hiker
Merbert Adama
Langdon Geer
Drelincourt Artin
David Pyle
F. J. Danforth
Theodore Steinway
Medals for Sea Rescue Awarded to Philadelphia Crew
Captain Arthur R. Mills Chief Officer Harold Candy and First Officer T. H. Lyons plus twelve crew members received gold and silver medals yesterday for rescuing thirty three crewmen from the Dutch steamer Chester which sank in a gale on February 4. Candy led the first lifeboat rescue and Lyons commanded the second which saved the captain and remaining sailors. A. A. Ravn of the United States Life Saving Benevolent Association presented the medals aboard the Philadelphia. A Amsterdam cablegram noted Queen Wilhelmina issued a royal decree praising the rescue and awarding medals to Mills and his crew.
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Arthur R. Mills
Harold Candy
T. H. Lyons
Philadelphia
Chester
Andy
Lyons
Mills
A. A. Ravn
United States Life Savings Benevolent Association
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Arthur R. Milla
Chester's
Rich society couple announces engagement in Colorado Springs
Forest B. Rutherford of New York City and Miss Lillian Thatcher of Pueblo reveal their engagement. The wedding may take place at Rosemont, the Thatcher mansion, with the bride described as banker John A. Thatcher’s heiress. Rutherford has led Guggenheim interests in Pueblo and Mexico and now oversees the New York home office.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Forest B. Rutherford
New York City
Lillian Thatcher
Pueblo
Rosemont
Thatcher Mansion
John A. Thatcher
Guggenheim
Mexico
New York
Mrs Vanderbilt visits Oakland Farm on way to Lenox
Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt visits Oakland Farm by private car Wayfarer with Frederick L Merriam and Charles E Crocker secretaries. She selects belongings for Lenox. first visit since husband death. Notables in Newport include John Sanford and Mrs Sanford, Russian and Madame Bakhmeteff, Judge Gray, many New York figures at various cottages and clubs.
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New York Times
Newport
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Frederick L. Merriam
Charles E. Crocker
Vanderbilt
Lenox
John Sanford
New York
Thorn Villa
Bakhmeteff
John Clinton Gray
Commodore Arthur Curtis James
E. Hayward Ferry
Elisha Iyer
Francis A. Clark
Philip A. Clark
Lispenard Stewart
William Storrs Welles
Paul A. Andrews
Roberts. Howe
Wir
Frank K. Sturgis
John J. McCullough
Spencer Eddy
Valentine Mott
Newport Golf Club
Pauline Leroy French
Berkshire Villas Open The Arrivals Hostess Elmwood Court
Miss Florence Learned hosts at Elmwood Court as Berkshire villas open in Lenox and nearby towns. Notables arriving include Mrs Frank Kk. of Colorado Springs and Miss May B Stafford of New York. several guests are seen at Curtin Hotel and other estates during a social season in the Berkshires.
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Florence Learned
Elmwood Court
Apodal
New York Times
Lenox
William Douglan Sloane
New York
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Lim Court Villa
Mimwoog Court
Pittfield
Frank Kk
Wernochan
Colorado Springs
Barrett Browning
May B Stafford
B.A. Stevens
Main Street
Robert W. Patterson
George M. Boardman
Hlantyre
Michard T. Wainwright
N. Y
Curtin Hotel
Armitace Whittian
Tyringham
Hesal Whilttan
Marriage of Miss Alice Haven to George Trevor
Miss Alice Haven daughter of Mr and Mrs George Griswold Haven of 6 Mast Fifty-third Street will wed George Schieffelln Trevor son of Mr and Mrs Henry Graff Trevor on Saturday June in the chapel of St George's Church Stuyvesant. The engagement was announced last July and Miss Haven is granddaughter of the late George Haven noted with the Metropolitan Opera. The Trevors are descended from the Trevor family and George KR Schieffelln is also related to the late George.
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Alice Haven
George Griswold Haven
Mast Fifty-third Street
George Schieffelln Trevor
Kir
Henry Graff Trevor
St. George's Church
Stuytenant Sapere
George Thaven
Metropolitan Opera
Lila Ilaven
Waa
Tillbert
van Wyck
van Week
Society of War Veterans of the Seventh Regiment
N. GN. W
Willam EL van Wyvck
Lilet
N. Y
Vols
Larthviomew's
Oother
Madison Avy
Jacob EL Duryer
Richard M. Greene
van Wyk
Seventh Regiment
N. Gir
Willam FE
St. Hartholomew's
S J
Madison
New Yoruity
Thomas Dimond
Ward
State St
Samuel Haldwin Ward
Cathedral of All Saints
Albany
Lawrence Brown Wedding Planned in June at Queens Church
The wedding of Caroline Lawrence Brown of 1d Baat Port and Townaend Lawrence of Wiluah ma will take place in June at the church of the equate barrel. Mrs Crown, first wife of the late Francia Gormon Crown Jr, is rephew of J Vierpont Mor-Shete. Mr Lawrence, 4h years old, is a member of the New York Stock Exchange, home in Flushing. His first wife, Miss Herminta Barnes, died in May 1018 about eight months after marriage.
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Lawrence Brown
Caroline Lawrence Brown
Lawrence
Wiluahma
Eregre Rerners
Li May
Francia Gormon Crown, Jr
Rephew
J. Vierpont Mor
Batty-Novelty Engagement Noted For Yale Graduate
The engagement is announced of Miss Miza Letla Florence Batty, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Batty of Luea, to J. F. Dryden Jr. He is grandson of the late Senator John B. Dryden of New Jersey and a Yale University senior in the current graduating class. A wedding date has been set.
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J. F. Dryden
Shepherd-Smith Engagement in Poughkeepsie
Mrs. William L. Shepherd announces the engagement of her daughter Hildegarde R. Shepherd to G. Howard Smith of this city. Smith is a businessman in Newburgh, N.Y., a civil engineer and NYU graduate, and a Phi Beta Delta member. No date has been set for the wedding.
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William L. Shepherd
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hildegarde R. Shepherd
G. Howard Smith
Smith
Newburnh
New York University
Cl Faillesa
Phi Ts Delta
Noate
Miss Clara Burnham Announces Engagement of Burnham Daughter
Mrs lar Kellece Burnham of st Eight six wet iice announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lara Avery Burnham to John Winthrop Painter professor of church history at Harris Theological Seminary and University. The wedding will take place in the Autumn.
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Clara A. Burnham
Lar . Kellece Hurnham
St Eight
Misslara Avery Burnham
John Winthrop Piatner
Her Theological Seminary
Harris University
Dorothy Newhouse to Wed Lee Fraser in Detroit Engagement
Miss Dorothy Newhouse of Tiermore Hutton Park West Orange New Jersey engaged to Lee Fraser of Detroit Michigan son of family prominent in business. Father Edgar L Newhouse is vice president of American Smelting and Refining Company. Debut in the city last year. No wedding date yet.
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Dorothy Newhouse
Edgar L. Newhouse
Tiermore
Hutton Park
West Orange
N. J
Miss Dorothy Newhouse
Lee Fraser
Detroit
Mich
Newhouse
American Smelting and Refining Company
Miss Newhouse
McClelland Parmele Engagement Announced
Miss Grace M. McClelland daughter of Mrs. Lewis L. McClelland and Charles Roome Parmele Jr of this city have announced their engagement. Mrs. McClelland formerly resided in Pittsburgh. Parmele is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K Parmele of New Brighton. No wedding date set.
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Grace M. McClelland
Lewis L. McClelland
Charles Roome
Ermele, Jr
Meclelland
Pittsburgh
Parmele
Charles K. I’armele
New Brighton
S. I
Women win horse prizes at Tuxedo
Tuxedo Park N Y June 4 The annual Horse Show opened with ideal weather drawing a large society crowd and army officers. Lieut Sears Third Cavalry won the Gratton long jumping test with Shieffer 12 feet 1 inch. Local and amateur classes awarded to Mrs Wagstaff Miss Craft Miss Harriman and others. Tomorrow features trotting contests and officers chargers events with numerous prize listings and top horses named.
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New York Times
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
United States Army
Gratton
BP. Sears
Third Cavalry
Shieffer
Robert Goelet
Dr. Jones
David Wagstaff
Clemance Craft
Powelton Farm
Killee
R. G. Alexander
Carol Harriman
Wreston Davie
Maximum
Magicians at Trick Dinner on Twenty Fourth Floor
The Society of American Magicians held its elev enth annual dinner at the McAlpin with 150 members and spouses. Tricks amused some diners while others—like Sargent and Quinn—displayed feats, including a levitated knife and card-told hands. Toasts honored Kellar and Martinka as the group plans meetings at Martinka's 44 Sixth Avenue studio.
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McAlpin
Society of American Magicians
Sargent
J. W. Sargent
Theodore Bamberg
Martinka
Sixth Avenue
Friars Club Elects Unanimous Regular Ticket
In a annual election at 107 West Forty-fifth Street the Friars Club chose a unanimous regular ticket for two years. Elected officers include George M. Cohan Abbot Ralph Turner Dean John J. Gleason Corresponding Secretary Rennold Wolf Recording Secretary Richard J. Hatzel Treasurer Irving Berlin Fred Block Leo Frank Jerome Siegel Channing Pollock Governors to two years and D Frank Dodge Governor to serve one year. Reports praised club condition and announced new building ready for occupancy about January 1.
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Friars’ Club
West Forty-fifth Street
George M. Cohan
Ralph Tnmer
John J. Gleason
Rennold Wolf
Richard J. Hatzel
Irving Berlin
Fred Block
Leo Frank
Jerome Siegel
Channing Pollock
D. Frank Dodge
Ralph Trier
Carnegies Arrive for Bar Harbor Season at Point de Acadie
Bar Harbor Me June 4 Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie reached Point de Acadie for the season aboard Charles Schwab's private car with the El Palcita yacht awaiting at Mount Desert Ferry. Carnegie in good health plans to motor and sail locally as does Mrs John Jacob Astor at Isle Cote and Mrs John I Kane at Breakwater cottage for the season.
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Bar Harbor
Andrew Carnegie
Point de Acadie
Vanderbilt
New York
Charles Schwab
Mount Desert Ferry
el Palcita
Carnegie
John Jacob Astor
Mittle
Isle Cote
John I. Kane
Ambassadors at Beverly Open for the Season
The British Embassy at Fannie Powell Mason Cottage Prince Street Cove reopens for the season. Lady Spring-Rice expected tomorrow with Sir Cecil Spring Rice due next week. The Italian Embassy also opens today at Pitch Vinehall Cottage Farm formerly occupied by John D Rockefeller Jr and former Secretary of State Knox.
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New York
Timiva
Beverly
Fannie Powell Mason
Prince Street
The
Cove
Lady Spring-Rice
Cecil Spring Rice
Washington
Cpph
Ernbusey Wan
Vinehall Cottage
Farman
John LD. Rockefeller, Jr
Knox
Many Weddings Timed Across Country in Ambitious Early Spring List
A batch of weddings is set today nationwide. Notables include Miss Sarah Delano, daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Delano, marrying Roland L Redmond in Tivoli New York. Others are Miss Hope Norman and Elliot C Bacon in Beverly Massachusetts and Miss Louise Tiffany Rankin to wed Talbot Jones Taylor Jr in Glen Cove New York. The list also notes ushers, and upcoming unions of Miss Elizabeth Belcher Dunning with Kenneth Underwood in Warwick New York, and Miss Elisabeth Kirkpatrick to William F Hardenbergh Jr in Short Hills New Jersey. Further ceremonies include Miss Charlotte I Lent to Norfon Hiackentone Leo at St Stephens, Philadelphia, and Miss Mabel Slate Austin to Frank Jane in New York City.
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Sarah Delano
Warren Delano
Roland L. Redmond
Geraldyn Redmond
Tivoti
Beverly
Masas
Hope Norman
Guy Norman
Elliot C. Bacon
France
Glen “Ove
S. 1
Louise Tiffany Rank
Talbot Jones Taylor
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Dorothy Butphin
Alannon Trask Enos, Jr
Christ Church
Brooklyn
Warwick
N. Y
Elizabeth Belcher Dunning
Kennard Underwood
Short Hilla
N. J
Elisabeth Kirk
Off for Europe Today Hundreds Sailors Depart for Voyage
List of travelers leaving for Europe includes Philadelphia, Liverpool figures such as George Alexander, Maud Andrew, Beatrice Arler, J. N. Hallantine, Lorraine Beatty, John Bell, W. Brown, Burrows, Carpenter, Chadwick, Clarke, Cooper, Draper, Ivy Ellis, Fleming, Parkes Robertson, Gilmer, Guent, Guthrie, Hanwood, Hicks, Hodgson, Hopewell-Smith, Howard, Hughes, Inpens, Kerr, Kuranan, Lyle-Samuel, Marsh, Moss, Nott, Porter, Price, Heid, Sweeney, Vaughan, Watchorn, Yeatis, and Espagne party among many. Also arrivals from a Dereven voyage, including T Bull and Mrs Baldina.
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Pihiladelmilla
Liverpool
George Alexander
Mies Maud Andrew
Mies
Beatrica Arler
Jd, Aker
J. N. Hallantine
James Anner
N. Ki. Darnett
Lorraine Beatty
Albert Gilmer
Mara
Amy Guent
A. H. Gallo
Willian Guthrie
John Hanwood
BE. J. Hicks
Miss Hodgson
A. Hopewell-Smith
Mra
Hugh M. Howard
Sam Hughes
Garnet Hughes
Florence Inpens
von Tennis
Itr Kerr
Charl Kuranan
Ernest Lanfers
A. W. Lyle-Samuel
W Marsh
W. R. Moss
Mabel Nott
Wigney Percyval
R. R. Porter
KE. BK. Price
Alexander Heid
M. RB
Stone
W. F. Sweeney
A. A. Vaughan
Robert Watchorn
A. M. Yeatis
Hegeman Tax Four Thousand Three Hundred Nineteen
Mrs Evelyn Lyon Hegeman widow of John R. Hegeman reported a taxable estate of 245056 for transfer tax purposes. Her husband inherits and owes 451 tax to the state. Property in a private safe is deemed non taxable after proof by John R. Hegeman Jr. of gifts from their mother.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
William C. Clark
Mra
Evelyn Lyon Hegeman
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Hegeman
Orienta Point
John RK. Megenan, Jr
Mra. Hegeman
Mre. ‘Jiewenian
Llegenuain
Ketcham Estate Petition Filed for Letters of Administration
A petition for letters of administration on the estate of Frank V. Ketcham of Yonkers was filed today in White Plains by his brother William P. Ketcham. The estate is valued around $150,000 with heirs including Mrs. Mary A. Ketcham Lulu Ketcham and Charles H. Ketcham.
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Frank V. Ketcham
White Plains
Yonkers
William P. Ketcham
Mary A. Ketcham
Lulu Ketcham
Charles H. Ketcham
Rabbi Finds Abandoned Baby in Harlem Vestibule
Rabbi Benjamin Fried of 1401 Park Avenue and his daughter Sophie found a six week old boy in the vestibule of their Harlem home near 104th Street. The infant wore a white silk cap and white coat with embroidered details and was sent to Bellevue Hospital for care.
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Rabbit Benjamin Fried
Park Avenue
104Th Street
Harlem
Sophie Fried
Bellevue
Capt. Gill to Command the Delaware Battleship
Washington June 4 Capt W A Gill of the Naval Examining Board was assigned to command the battle ship Delaware succeeding Capt W L Rodgers who moves to the Naval General Board.
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Girl
Washington
W. A. Gill
Naval Examining Board
Delaware
W. L. Rodgers
Naval General Board
Navy Yard Confirms Arizona Launch Postponement Truth
At Brooklyn Navy Yard at night officials denied a reported postponement of the United States Ship Arizona launch set for June 10. They also said there was no dissatisfaction among yard workers after a Saturn launch failure during the first f holiday.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States
Arizona
Navy Yard
Lambs Gala Night Nets Big Sum for Actors' Fund
The Lambs annual public entertainment at Century Theatre drew a packed audience. Proceeds from the first night totalled 17 500 dollars with two remaining performances expected to raise about 14 000 more for the Actors' Fund of America. The vaudeville program featured nine composers on pianos, Edna May, Gustave Kerker, and a Chinese melodrama The River of Souls plus a busy cast including Vincent Serrano and Tom Wise.
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Century Theatre
Actors’ Fund of America
Lub
Bankers’ “Association
Lambs
Quondam New Theatre
Frank Tinney
Iernest Truex
Tom Wise
Victor Herbert
Raymond Hubbell
Irving Berlin
Alexander
Edna May
Gustave Kerker
New York
John L. Golden
Effingham Pinto
Lily Flower
Lucy Sin Fah
Vincent Serrano
John Hendricks
Clifton Crawford
Hubert Mantell
James O'Neill
George W. Llobart II
Ealy
Temple of Fame
Ams Gossaway Daly
Ernest Ironhand
Mr. Mantell
Lear
Jou
Willie Collier
Exiwin Booth
Outdoor Siegfried in Harvard Stadium Draws Crowd
A large outdoor audience witnessed Wagner’s Siegfried staged in Harvard Stadium with conductor Allert Helgert leading the Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra of 120 players. The production, supervised by 8 Kronberg, featured acoustic enhancements and a single set for all three acts, with favorable weather and warmth from wraps for comfort.
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Camaridgi
Masa
Wagnere Muatedrama
Mienfried
Trarvard
Tilambt Yne Coat Followe
Hrdeanhilde
Johanna Shideaki
Weda
Wrheatine Meohuieanny Keink
Waldyvowel
Alina Ciluck
Miegfried
Johannes Membach
Mime
Allert Helag
Wotan
Clarence Whitenill
Siegfried
Madison Square Garden Opens as Motion Picture House
After multiple delays Madison Square Garden will debut tonight as a cinema with a 12000 seat capacity and The Sporting Duchess will be the first film of the season.
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Madison Square Garden
Two Plunged to Death on Board Wu 8 S Colorado
In Mazatlan New York and Los Angeles Mrs George Tweedy and the family governess Miss Kenner were killed when their carriage pitched over a cliff. Mrs Tweedy's three children were severely injured. The accident was reported by radio to the Colorado authorities.
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Colorado
San Diego
Cal
Gieorge Tweedy
Los Angeles
New York
Kenner
Mazatlan
Analoa
Rev Timothy J Brosnahan Dies in Washington
The Rev Timothy J Brosnahan 85 S J professor of Ethics at Loyola College Baltimore died at Georgetown University Hospital from Brights disease. He was ordained in 1885 and served at Georgetown Loyola Fordham Boston and other Jesuit colleges and was president of Boston College. Interment will be in Georgetown University cemetery. Joined by Presidents Ginnis Donlon and faculty at his death. He was born in Alexandria Virginia in 1856 and survived by his mother a brother and three sisters.
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Washington
Timothy J. Brosnahan
Loyola College
Baltimore
Society of Jesus
Georgetown University Hospital
Bright
Isso
Georgetown
Loyola
Fordham
Boston
Boston College
Jinnis
Ilayola College
Donlon
Georgetown University
Father Brosnahan
Alexandria
Jesuit Society
IST
Frederick
James Brosnahan
Immigration Service
New York City
Manhattan’s Only Farmer Dies After Nervous Breakdown
Nicholas Zerrenner age four years, known to Waslington Heights as Manhattan’s Only Farmer, died yesterday in Bellevue from a nervous breakdown. He cultivated a farm of four city blocks on Audubon Avenue and Ist Street, once part of land his father Henry Zerrenner farmed between Ist and 7th Streets and Audubon and Wadsworth Avenues. Survived by his son George, also a farmer, and a daughter.
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Nicholas Zerrenner
Waslington Heights
Manhattan
Henry Zerrenner
Bellevue
Audubon Avenue
Iist Street
Iist
7Th Streets
Audubon and
Wadsworth Avenues
George
Charles Henry Howen
Pickett
Eivil
Washington Heights
Severty-Third
Nevinth
Ira Preston Taylor
Royal Land Company
Hrooklyn
Lefferts Place
Taylor
Brooklyn
Ile
Apollo Club
Brooklyn Union League Club
Henjamin Franklin Allen
Myrtle Avenue
Shogokiya
King’s Daughters
G‑1 Lays in Drydock for Torpedo Trials
The G‑1 submarine, finished with G‑2 to G‑4 at New York Navy Yard, sits in Narragansett Bay drydock unable to fire a torpedo. Trials with dummy torpedoes fail. service torpedoes would likely be ruined. The Fulton tender, part of the Atlantic fleet, returned from tests and may be accepted by the Navy. it will require yard work costing over 100 000. Laundry for notices appears in The Times via Bryant.
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Newport, RK
New York Navy Yard
Narragannett Bay
Fulton
Atlantic Fleet
Inspection Board
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Morristown Obituary Notices and New York Funeral Announcements
A dense page of death notices and funeral arrangements from Morristown New Jersey and New York City. Names include Helen Louise Anthem, William George Barnett, Ira W Pennett, DeWitt Clinton Hiatt, and many dozens more with residences in Manhattan Brooklyn and surrounding towns. Details cover dates June 1915 June 4 5 and 7 for services with interment private or at Woodlawn Mount Hope and local churches.
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Seventh Regiment
Ira W. Pennett
Kellogg St
Oveterday
Long Island
N. Y
Thomas Dimond
Blair
East Sixty-First Street
DeWitt Clinton Hiatt
East Sixty- Firet Street
Bowman
Austin Lor
Nellie Steagen
Hie
Weat
Bie
Wis
Church of Our Lady of Hope
Isith St
Miverside Drive
Braendle
Wichard Braendle
Edmund
Marie Braendle
Madison Av
Woodlawn Cemetery
Buds
Ann F
J. ¢. Dadde
Central Church
Disciples of Christ
Columbusa
Amsterdam Aves
Wadeworth
Ohio
New York City
Jacob Bhurnet
Jacot SM
Annie
Hornet
Cheinmath
M.L Daniels
Minnie Mason
Charlies WE
M Edwards
Edmund J. Edwarda
West Inlet St
Margaret Shedd Gold
Corneliua H. Gold
Washington, Conn
Hiaywatcidoom
South Portland
Rook Ion
Sarah W. Hayward
Melville Hayward
John W Vieres
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
William
Alice F
Mary
Benjamin William Fill
Holy Trinity Church
Mataroneck
Intermental
Virginia Te
Henry
Puneral
Cowere Levy Memlere
Enat Holdere
Tetple
Lerart
Tharliom
Thald Fay
Richard Porter Taylor Born to Mr and Mrs R B Taylor
The infant son Richard Porter Taylor was born to Mr. and Mrs. R B Taylor of West End Avenue in New York City on Thursday May 27 1915.
Marriages Across Cities June Weddings Systemic Toll
Numerous couples from Hoboken Jersey City Newark and Brooklyn wed in June ceremonies. Names include Eleanor Rodman Townsend and Horace Green at Calvary Church and Lillian Baron to Shampau at St Bartholomew's Chapel along with multiple other couples listed with dates June 2 3 and 4 in churches and synagogues across the region.
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Willow St
Brooklyn
John Rowland Lathrop
Janet
Edwin Buchanan
Michard W. Hollaman
Masons Selover
Arthur Shluntington Mason
Edna Wailone Selover
Union Theological Seminary
Francis Kyown
Edward L. Burrill
W. Whitewright Watson
Memorial notices for Theresa Wemnoriam Friedman and others
In Wemnoriam Theresa Friedman dedication of mausoleum in her memory on Sunday June 6 at 11 A M at Mount Neboh Cemetery. Barrett Michael T memorial mass at Cathedral Newark June 7 at A M. Lewis James funeral mass at St James Church Newark today 8 30 A M.
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Fehleisen
Louis
Macon St
M. Ellis
Menry
Nussau St
Friedman
Theresa
Mount Neboh
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Dover Index
Newark Daily Advertiser
Joan Busch
Kroothoff Avenue
Michmond Mill
Diech
Pitty Second New York Volunteers
L. Mo Hailton Post
Imogene Monkeem
John Henry Moneees
Ghorgeh Kiefior
Thea
Engineere Association of
Tae of
Order of Porcetere
Il Molatier Mireet
Whiealtan T. Wold
Kilehowe
WLIZA
Beettleworth
James H. Ahulteworth
Il Macon Etrett
Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church
Garrett Lydecker
Englewood
Charles Mades
Maden
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Frieses
Houne
Renate Chatters
Thureday
Thomas Hume
OS Weet Pighty
Fourth Street
Ht. HO Clafm Company
Berthold Levy
Levy & Leavitt
Hudson Street
Atlantic City
Margaret Maybury
James Maybury
Horlick
New Yore
Morlee
Corlived and
Peart Sts
William B. van Wyck
St. Bartholomew's Church
44Th St
Robeut Olyphant
Henry Krussell Drowne
Seretary
Society of American Wars
State of
William BE. van Wyck
D4th
W. Tyson Romaine
Bal Shegi
Mary K
East 20Th St
Beeftz
George A
East 231 St
Conlon
Joseph
Park
Mary E
West 106Th
Gustavesoun
Helen K
East
Hayes —Michael
Lang
Frank
West 46Th St
McGuigan
Cornelius
East 30Th St
Morris
Mary A
Alle
Benjamin
Elmore Place
Ceed
Barr
Daniel
Sth
M. Iy
Kant. -Barah
Schaeffer St
Pueral
M. Chabut
Adolphe FF
Alabama
Clark
John J
Eckford St
Jume
Colvin
Thomas J
Meserole Av
MM. Croke
Anna M
Ma Donagh St
Dun ~ Michael
Ditmas Av
Fisher
John T
Madison St
Ford
Anna
Humboldt St
Degraw St
Su.fritch
Joseph H
Morgan
Agnes G
Hedford
Greer
Margaret T
St. Mark’s
Tore Hat
M. Howard
Johanna
M Kieffer
Cit Schaeffer Bt
Kleini
Cherie
Bethea
M. McQueen
Julian F
Midwood
Punera
Mahan Thomas
4Th St
Michelson
Leodir
Monseds
Bueneral Tnlay Mullah
Wiedrich
Cornelia
OPA
Backett
Puneral Tetay
M. Reilly
Elien T
Amity
Funere
Macon
Actinor Det Margarets
Eastern Park
Wey
Bilea
Mt. Dune Puneral
Amie
Uu Lafayette
Stolz
Harriet
Putnam
Weil
Predericka
Wilameesie M
St. Av
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
Betts
Frank W
Hermont”s
M. Cankholi
Eliasbeth A
St. Hoboken
M. mM
Denyse
Nellie
Dunn
Milzabeth
Skillman
Jereey
Peneral
Central
Mare Pit Ll. Allee
Orarment
Mart ‘Ohmack
Amanda
IPM
Met
Alcitiein
Omran A
Chemie
Vaet
Yao
Punerad
Une
Momeni OC
Lloys Atce HW
Charlee
Olivia HO
Ree Dence
Mccord
Hempstead
Anna Parnes
Robert W. McCord
Westbury
I. Puneral Private Mayo
Springfield
Mass
Julian Hillinge Mayo
Alfred “No Mayo
Maple St
Michelli
Arthur Dawson
Arthur A
Katharine Michell
West Newrighton
MOSQW
Dean St
Anne M. Molow
Gregory
Houlevard West
Mountain Lakes
D. IL
RR Reid
New Brunswick
Thomas J. Reid
Ne Rochelle
Smith Adon
Adon
Louisi Maxwell Smith
St James Chur Madison AV
Ira Preeton
Lefferte Vince
New Canaan
Tyndall
Latelleville
Vanudewatem Waitian
SY Highland
Wipgant Sutton
Tiewark
Wychkopf
Renes
Buach
Richmond Hill
Pixon
Peter
Jamaica
Kronmuller
Ernest
Aetoria
Muhleuach
Pmama
Par Nockaway
David
KhetoendiWin
Warried
Cohen
Bernhard
Bessie Bernhard
Mas Cohen
Rosen — Halen
Lilyan H. Hahn
Marion W. Rosenberg
Shampal—Baron
Lilian Baron
Shampau
Well
Geiger
Frances Geiger
Laule Well
Hagstrom
Kemble
Viola A. Kemble
Andrew J. Hagstrom
Herzog
Sol Thwick
Myrle A. Southwick
Walter V. Herzog
Axworthy
Florence Veter
Irene Suehy
Ernest Hopper
Rosenberg A. Heimer
Tessis Richelmer
Milton J. Rosenberg
Smith Wenit
Hobken
Henrietta L. Wendt
Walter S. Smith Weir
Naylor
Louise Naylor
William ©. Weir
Undertakers
John W.lyon
Phe Morton
Cemeta Krisca
Ensico
York
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