East Side Worker Marries Medalist in Settlement Home
MieANDA Reed head of Chrystie Street Settlement marries Victor W. Brenner the sculptor who designed the Lincoln cent. They wed at Dr. Wolhurst’s home on East Nineteenth Street with a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Enelow and Rev. Dr. Kaplan. They plan a Maine woods honeymoon before Reed resumes settlement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower East Side
Mieanda Reed
Chrystie Street
Victor W. Brenner
Treasury Department
Eady
Abraham L. Wolhurst
East Nineteenth Street
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Pittsburgh
Irene Kaufman
Brenner
East Twentieth Street
National Sculpture Society
The
Architectural League
Arts Club
Municipal Art Society
Hyman G. Enelow
Temple Emanu-El
Gertrude Martner
Saginaw, Mich
American Beauty Roses Highlight Maxwell Greer Wedding
Miss Grace Hurlbut Maxwell wed George Greer in Rye on the Sound at 4 PM in the Presbyterian Church. About 1000 guests attended as American Beauty roses dominated decor. Attendants wore rose themed gowns and bouquets. diamond bowknot ring presented by the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hurlbut Maxwell
Lascelles Chester Maxwell
George Greer
Rye-on-the- Sound
Douglas Putnam Birnie
T. Townsend Henshaw
New York
Cromarty
Maxwell
Grand View Avenue
Milicent Crafts
Brooklyn
Bernice Wolgemat
Helen J. Downs
Louise Higgins
Edith Jackson
Bremmer Crafts
Katherine H. Maxwell
Sor
Page
John Henry Fulle
John Christopher Meyer
Christopher M. Lowther
Milton
Four Prominent Guests Sail to Europe for Summer
J Whitely Henry A Lee Walter C Shoup and Edward B Jackson along with Mr Greer and his bride prepare to sail tomorrow for Europe to spend the summer, heading for distant shores and a season abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whitely
Henry A. Lee
Walter C. Shoup
Edward B. Jackson
Mr. Greer
Europe
Miss Werdenschlag Marries Jerome Kohn in Sherry's
Miss Hortense Werdenschlag daughter of Mr and Mrs David Werdenschlag of 403 West 1034 Street married Jerome Arnold Kohn son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Kohn in a 6:30 p m ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Schulman at Sherry's. Ruth Schroeder was maid of honor with Diana Horkheimer Elvira Levy Jeanne Samper and Maude Hess as bridesmaids. Walter Kohn served as best man. Ushers included Leon Altmayer Edward Crone George Franks thaler and S D Moss. The couple plan a Berkshires motor trip then time in the Thousand Islands before settling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Werdenschlag
David Werdenschlag
Sherry’s
Jerome Arnold Kohn
Arnold Kohn
Dr. Schulman
Ruth Schroeder
Diana Horkheimer
Elvira Levy
Jeanne Samper
Maude Hess
Miss Martha Street Weds Henry de B Hooper at Cathedral
Miss Martha Street daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement F Street of 445 Riverside Drive married last evening Henry de B Hooper at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Rev Arthur H Judge of St Matthew's Church officiated with maid of honor Miss Louise Hooper and bridesmaids Miss Beatrice Colton and Miss Margaret Berry. Best man Louis Graves and ushers Alfred W Haywood Jr and John Manning Battle. The bride is granddaughter of Rev David Street and Hooper is from an old North Carolina family descended from William Hooper signer of the Declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Street
Clement F. Street
Riverside Drive
Henry de B. Hooper
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Arthur H. Judge
St. Matthew's Church
Louise Hooper
Beatrice Colton
Margaret Berry
Hooper
Louis Graves
Alfred W. Haywood, Jr
John Manning Battle
David Street
Mr. Hooper
North Carolina
William Hooper
Miss Helen May Marries Rudolph Brainerd Gring
Miss Helen May daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson May of 445 Central Avenue Orange New Jersey married yesterday afternoon at home Rudolph Brainerd Gring of Santa Barbara California The matron of honor was Mrs Roger Clark of New York with ribbon bearers Miss Mary Phillips Miss Constance Smith and flower girl Miss Helen Smith Ed ward Clark of Philadelphia served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen May
Nelson May
Central Avenue
Orange
N. J
Rudolph Brainerd Gring
Santa Barbara
Cal
Roger Clark
New York
Mary Phillips
E. Martin Phillips
Constance Smith
South Orange
Helen Smith
Edward Clark
Philadelphia
Pennock Folwell wedding held at Lansdowne grounds
Elizabeth Pennock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Pennock, married Robert C Folwell Jr on a sunlit Lansdowne estate lawn. Rev William Henry Hoisington officiated and a tennis court reception followed with matron of honor Mrs Nathan Pennypacker Stauffer and bridesmaids Edna Cook Pauline Field Louise Murdock Rose Wood. best man Nathan T Folwell II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Abraham Pennock
Lansdowne
Elizabeth Pennock
Robert C. Folwell, Jr
William Henry Hoisington
Nathan Pennypacker Stauffer
Edna J. Cook
Pauline H. Field
Louise Murdock
Rose Wood
Mr. Folwell
Nathan T. Folwell
Miss Helen Coster to Wed Sumner Gerard at Grace Church
The wedding of Miss Helen Coster daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Coster at 87 East Thirty-seventh Street and Sumner Gerard will be held Friday afternoon in Grace Church Chantry. The immediate family only will attend. Mr. Gerard is brother of Justice James W. Gerard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coster
Helen Coster
Charles H. Coster
East Thirty-seventh Street
Mr. Coster
Sumner Gerard
Grace Church Chantry
Gerard
James W. Gerard
Miss Bueb Weds Paul O Hoerning at Hotel Savoy
Miss Elsa Bueb daughter of Otto J Bueb married Paul O Hoerning last evening at the Hotel Savoy. Rev Father Taylor officiated. Miss Gertrude de Bueb sister of the bride was maid of honor with bridesmaids Edith Morgan and Julie Ammon. Hans Bernstorff was best man. ushers Ernst Hoern ing and Dick Brandes participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueb
Paul O. Hoerning
Elsa Bueb
Otto J. Bueb
Hotel Savoy
Father Taylor
Gertrude de Bueb
Edith Morgan
Julie Ammon
Hans Bernstorff
Ernst Hoerning
Dick Brandes
Edith Guterman to Wed David Wyman on June 8
Mr and Mrs Charles Guterman announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Edith Guterman to David Wyman. The ceremony will be Sunday evening June 8 at 6 o clock at the bride’s agents residence 53 West 113th Street with Rev J Aaron Eiseman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Guterman
Charles Guterman
Edith Guterman
David Wyman
West 113Th Street
J. Aaron Eiseman
Miss Wolffram Weds Next Monday at Mount Morris Church
Miss Elsa Wolffram daughter of C B Wolffram publisher of The German Herald will marry N F Holch at Mount Morris Church Fifth Avenue and 126th Street on Monday evening June 9 at 6 30 o clock in a ceremony attended by families and friends in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolffram
Elsa Wolffram
C. B. Wolffram
West Ninety-fifth Street
German Herald
N. F. Holch
Mount Morris
Fifth Avenue
126Th Street
Local Engagement Announcements From New York Area
The Ferrin family of 6 West Ninety First Street reveals daughter Abbeances Ferrin to Charles R. Skinner Jr. Mrs Dodd Mitchell of East Orange announces Beatrice Mitchell to George Endicott. Arnold Tisch of Brooklyn announces Adele V Tisch to Harry Lewis. Grace Meyer of Brooklyn to George Mulligan of Newark with weddings expected early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
James Ferrin
West Ninety-first Street
Abbeances Ferrin
Charles R. Skinner, Jr
Charles R. Skinner
Ferrin
Ja Dodd Mitchell
East Orange
N. J
Beatrice Mitchell
George Endicott
Endicott
Orange
Arnold Tisch
Clark Street
Brooklyn
Adele V. Tisch
Harry Lewis
New York
Grace Lillian Meyer
George L. Meyer
Miller Avenue
George D. Mulligan
Newark
Oceanic Brings Southampton Passengers Arriving Group
A large stream of travelers arrived yesterday aboard the Oceanic from Southampton via Cherbourg and Queenstown. Names include J. S. Abbot, A. A. Barbu, T. S. Beaumont, Percy Burton, Mrs. R. W. Chambers, Mrs. F. S. Child, Miss K. Curley, Obert Derling, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Frost, J. P. Gregg, Mrs. H. R. Grey, W. W. Harris, Miss Frances Kennan, Miss E. Morgan, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
F. J. Horton
Frances Kennan
Ene B. Lee
Eleanor A. Linton
E. Morgan
T. Meredith
Edwin Proctor
Bret
McDaniels
Homer Campbell
F. c. Dodd
E. Glidden
Homer P. Redsreld
Francis J
C. H. Taylor
All Aboard at Lew Fields Roof Garden Delights
Lew Fields stars in a two act musical comedy All Aboard at the Forty fourth Street Roof Garden with Zoe Barnett and a lively chorus. The show blends song dance and humor with clever performances by George Monroe Ralph Riggs Kathryn Witchie and Lawrance D Orsay among others earning strong audience laughter and praise for staging and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Swan
E. Ray Goetz
Marvin Franklin
William J. Wilson
W. H. Post
Lew Fields
Forty-fourth Street Roof Garden
Tom Won
Lew Fields Poe
George W. Monroe
Lawrance D'Orsay
Marime Sinkavitch
Zoe Barnett
Bmco Bow
Neds
Ccc
Cdescees
Venita Fitzhugh
Tillie Whiteway
Dolly Connelly
van Haan
Marcia Harris
Smooth
Stephen Maley
Ruff
Frith Riggs
Villasana
Cveseveveseses
Escoss
Erec
James Grant
Malcolm Grindell
Sean Shane Olin Howland
Carmen
Natalie Holt
Margot
Stapes
Tata Kathryn Witchie
Wumimeeey Aioli
Nellie de Grasse
Ridennes
Pattie Rose
Fields
Parrow
Mr. Fields
George Monroe
Mr. Monroe
McGurken
Monkey Doodle
Captain Kidd
Ralph Riggs
Kathryn Witchie
Mr. Riggs
Miss Witchie
Miss Holt
Miss Connelly
Will Philbrick
Ms Composer
Ping. Ag
Justice Davis Recovering From Typhoidal Malaria
Justice Davis is reported better at home after fear of typhoid fever gave way to typhoidal malaria. He is under care of Dr. R. Van Santrop of 4 West 122nd Street. His brother attributes the illness to unsanitary conditions at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Davis
R. van Santrop
West 122d Street
Court House
Briar Cliff Lodge Hosts New York Social Season Guests
Mrs. George G. Wheelock Mrs. W. N. Powellson Mrs. George F. Gregory and Mrs. H. M. Requa of New York are at Briar Cliff for the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. cs of New York are also staying for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briar Cliff Lodge
George G. Wheelock
W. N. Powellson
George F. Gregory
H. M. Requa
New York
Briar Cliff
W. M. Cs
Cockran and notables attend Iolanthe benefit at Casino Theatre
W Bourke Cochran former congressman made a local stage debut at the Casino Theatre for a Gilbert and Sullivan Memorial fund benefiting the New York Public Library. Also appearing were John Philip Sousa Sydney Rosenfeld Edward Fales Coward and William D Carleton who spoke between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bourke Cockran
Congress
Tarhmany Halls
Casino Theatre
New York Public Library
Gilbert and Sullivaniana
Cochran
John Philip Sousa
Sydney Rosenfeld
Federation of Theatre Clubs
Edward Fales Coward
William D. Carleton
Gilbert
Sullivan
Mr. Coward
Bernard Shaw
Sheridan
Swinburne
Social Notes Highlight Garden City Hotel Fancy Dress Dance
Large attendance expected for the Long Island Nursing Sisters of the Poor fundraiser at the Garden City Hotel with New York guests catching 8:15 and 9:00 trains from Penn Station and options to return at 1 or 2 A.M. Patronesses include Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and others. additional dances planned at Waldorf Astoria. several society families travel or host in New York and surrounding estates through summer with multiple social engagements and trips to Europe, England, Scotland, and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Long Island
Nursing Sisters of the Poor
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Reginald Vanderbilt
Frederick Neson
Stanley Mortimer
J. Herbert Johnston
Annie Leary
A. Butler Duncan
Newport
Daniel Guggenheim
Firenze
Elberon
N. J
Daniel P. Griswold
Lenox
Walcott
A. E. Birbeck
West 128Th Street
Woodmont
Conn
Sir Lionel Garden of London
Vanderbilt
Pelham
Sarah E. Preble
John Hanway
Esplanade
Pelham Manor
Stephen C. Millett
Irvington-on-Hudson
Vanity Fair
Henry Marquand
Bedford Hills
N. Y
District Nursing Association
Westchester County
Cornelius N. Bliss
Southampton
L. I
James L. Barclay
Ruth Stillman
Joseph F. Stillman
Bryn Mawr
Henry Co. Earnshaw
One. Shonts
Duchess de Chaulnes
Ireland
Duchess of Manchester
Thomas H. Barber
Justine Barber
Claverack
Stephen B. Elkins
Katherine Elkins
Virginia
John A., Thayer
P. A. Valentine
Chicago
James L. Breese
Andrew Serpense
Berlin
Adlon
Percy Osborn
Castle Rock
Garrisons-on-Hudson
H. Fairfield Osborn
Obituaries of Various Local Figures Across Cities
Multiple obituary notices list ages and places of death for individuals in Delaware Philadelphia Camden and New York areas. Names include John P. Donohoe 75 former national commander of the Union Veteran Legion, Louisa Peleske Turnbull 92 pianist and linguist, Manna Moe 71 mother of Christian Moe, Minnie E. Carey 90 city school teacher, George H. Sidwell 81 pioneer Chicago Board of Trade member, Frederick B. Pullen Cambridge Police Chief, Abraham F. Neumark 69 first rabbi of Orach Chaim Synagogue, Joseph Caper rector, A Douglass Brownlie 46 of Montclair, Eva H. Peard Mount Vernon charity leader, Monsignor Eugene Michael OCallaghan longserving New England church official, Emil S. Nilesen Mount Vernon, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Donohoe
Union Veteran Legion
Wilmington
Del
Louisa
Peleske Turnbull
Philadel
Mannah Moe
Christian Moe
Philadelphia
Minnie E. G. Carey
Pub
George H. Sidwell
Chicago Board of Jade
Frederick B. Pullen
Cambridge Police Eee
Camb
Abraham F. Neumark
Orach
Chaim Syna
Barnard Class Day Gives Cat a Chance
Barnard College class of 1913 held its class day in the Columbia gym. The program featured no class history, a satirical address about the unlucky thirteenth, and a black cat prop. Gifts included a dead stuffed cat and various class tokens, ending with a farewell dinner and campus singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Columbia Gymnasium
Violin Club
Gertrude Morris
Viola Turck
Anna Salzman
Elen Dana
Priscilla Lockwood
Edith Halfpenny
Mollie Stewart
Col. Roosevelt
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Tham
Hella Bernays
Marietta Gless
Ethel Hawkey
Rita Hilborn
Imogene Ireland
Amelia Mumford
Josephine Melsha
Carpet dealer Lawrence Winters dies after brief illness
Lawrence Winters a longtime wholesale carpet man was found dead at his Midlothian Apartment home at 353 West 117th Street after a short illness. He headed the carpet department at H. B. Claflin Company for years and began his career there. He leaves a wife and three daughters Mrs. Clara J. Cross Mrs. Otto Herter and Miss Florence Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Winters
Midlothian
West 117Th Street
Winters
H. B. Claflin Company
Clara J. Cross
Otto Herter
Florence Winters
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned for NYT Insertion
Brief marriage and death notices are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times. The notice line indicates a service method for submitting life event notices to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Lindsay Family Welcomes Son in Brooklyn Birth
Mr and Mrs Francia N Mitchell announce the birth of a son on June 4 1913 at their Brooklyn home. The news notes the Lindsay family greeting a new arrival in the city.
Numerous Jun 1913 to 1915 marriages listed in New York area notices
A dense roster of wedding announcements from Manhattan and surrounding areas. Couples identified include Rene Abel and Oscar Abel. Mabel Willets and William Abendroth. Ethel Thompson and Henry Fletcher. Annie Eddison and London. Edith Grifenhagen and Julius Zeitz. Edna Tier and Francis Rafalvy. Margaret Sloane and Benson Pi. Hermione Stone and John Stein. Elizabeth Simp son and William Sutton. Jane Hawes and Albert Thompson. and many others across Jersey City Newark Irvington and Long Island with dates June 3 4 or 5 in 1913 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel—Salvin
Paul Salvin
Manhattan Square Hotel
Rene
Oscar Abel
Delmonico
Riverside Drive
Maurice H. Harris
Edith H
Max S. Grifenhagen
Julius C. Zeitz
Brooklyn
Rafalvy—Smith
Chapel of the In
Milo H. Gates
Edna Edna Tier
C. Imbrie Smith
Francis R. Rafalvy
Sloan—Sloane
St. George's Englishee
Munich
Germany
Margaret Mills Sloane
Ilt Jam M. Sloane
Benson Bennett Pi Stein—Stone
Calvary Church
Theodore Sedgwick
Hermione de Siron Stone
John Bethune Stein
Sutton—Simpson
St. Charles Borromeo
Joseph V. Stanford
William Henry Sutton
Elizabeth Mary Simpson
Thompson—Hawes
Leland Av
New Rochelle
Jane Jewett
James Byron Hawes
Albert C. Thompson
Newark
N. J
Bennett—Hart
Katherine M. Hart
Joseph A. Benne Flohn
Boehm
Madeline Gates—Decker
Gladys B. Decker
Calvin F. Gates
Godfrey—Davis
Dorothy F. Davis
James F. Godfrey
Goodwin—Alsgood
Anita M. Alsgood
Charles Goodwin
Moor Allagher
Florence Een
Maurice J. Moo Quevedo
Longstreet
Jane
Ruth E. Longstreet
Eugene M. Quevedo
Walker—Boyle
Irene Boyle
Robert D. Walker
Jersey City
Payton—Tyson
Josephine M. Tyson
George V. Payton
Perrey—Anthony
Helen R. Anthony
Franklin Perry
Long Island
Jennings—Benton
Marie B. Benton
Elmer H. Jennings
Ladd
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices from June Listings
A tranche of death notices and funerals dated June 4 to June 9 lists Rev. Joseph Carey of Bethesda Church Saratoga, Lilian Cauchois, and George Fox Dickinson among the deceased. It notes funeral times, residences, and private interments, with multiple obituaries including Mrs Ellen Young and Frederick Kaufman and others.
Funeral notices and obituaries fill West 110th Street community
Beloved relatives named for a June 6 funeral at 10 A.M. at 49 West 110th Street. The list cites many residents and their last addresses with numerous interments at Greenwood, Mount Moriah, and local churches. The notice invites relatives to attend and asks to omit flowers.
Deaths and Funeral Notices Gathered Across Hudson Area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Hoboken Jersey City Newark and surrounding towns. Entries include names such as Frances Insl er Amelia Mahane y and George Haines with addresses and dates in June. Several services are today or tomorrow with times noted, and private or public arrangements listed.
Nesbitt and Rothschild In Memoriam Notices
In loving memory of Theo F Nesbitt who died June 6 1912 and Ida Rothschild who died June 6 1911. Catherine Farrell mass at St Aloysius Newark to-morrow 8 30 M McDermott Emily re St Bees Church Newark today 4 pm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Side
Anna Reed
the Chrystie
Street House
W. BD. Brenner
Dor
Miss Maxwell
First Mortgage Guarantee Co
Bridge Plaza
Ferrin Neel
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Broad Wall, Howard
Fullon “St
Eve Mark
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Linotype
Brown Bros
American Press Association
H Bt
Miss Werdenschlag
Jerome A. Kohn
Miss Street
St. John’s Cathedral
Rudolph of the Gring
Miss Pennock
Mrs. Folwell
Oceanic
NEW Roof Delights
44Th St. Theatre
Tion
Cockran
Iolanthe
Social Notes
A. Douglass Brownlie
Montclair
Alexander Avenue
Frances Stanton Rose
Mia Eva H. Peard
William M. Peard
Garden Street
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Peoples Institute
Cat Nursery
Eugene Michael O'Callaghan
Manchester
N. H
Concord
Kanturk
Emil
Nilesen
Paulding
Yorktown Heights
Briarcliff Realty CO
East 48Th St
Barnard
Cat
Prin
Oss
Taining
M. Dupont
Roe
United States
Net Genuine
Warries
Bruragu Eee
DOMAN
Lucie A. Dolan
Ener Goldburg
R. Nisman
Une
Tessie Z. Reisman
Lullus Goldburg
West 117Th St
Solera
Dickinson
George Fox
East 34Th St
Hermitage
Trenton
Philemon Dickinson
Margaret Corinne Clotilde Gobert
Bradley Dickinsons
Staffordshire
England
George Washington
Charles Didier Gobert
Charlotte Thibault Ogden
Cadwalader, Wharton, Carpenter
Terment
Douglass
Hahnemann Hospital
Margaret K
Nee Vandewater
James Simery Douglass
Henry and
Mary A. Vandewater
S J. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
West End
August Eickelberg
55Th St
Belknap
Horning
Priscilla 3
Fereh
Jacob Horning
Clarence L. Horning
David Dean Leeds
Clara Giraud Leeds
8Th St
Maisch
Grace Comfort Tiffany
Charlies
Otis Henry Tiffany
Baltimore
McCabe
East 112Th St
Felix McCabe
Uiem
Mass Mobile
M Ve Company
Toch Bee Law Free
Tata Go
Sener Cineatey
Ba Sahin Ie Gur
Pentz
Elizabe 1
Anselia Coat Wite
de Wellardton Penta
San Rafael
Tag” Che
Deeborah Great Brewster
Anna
Samuel
Kaufman
Max
Dora Brin
Theresa
West 110Th St
Stiefel
Leonora
de Young
Herman Stiefel
Isabel Beck
Simeon
Hattie Rynar
Martha Furth
Friends
Mount Moriah
Simal Lodge
Grand Lodge
Free Sons of Israel
Society Tree of Life
Sutton
Arabella Stow Sutton
Greenwood Cemetery
Lawrence Phel Tower
South Church
Park Av
85Th St
West 17Th St
Lawrence A
St. Thomas’s
West Sth
Waterbury
Greenwich
George P. Waterbury
Milbankers
Anna C
Henry Wright
Sca
Madison Stee
Violetta
Annie C
A. Lougheed
Robert
McHugh
Kate
East 05Th St
Hanora
Westmee St
Union Av
Bronx
Bersey
Frederick
Concord St
Bond
Ida E
Sthare
P. Borst
Maria
Tisencans St
A. M. Carruthers
Thomas E
Park Place
Evans
James A
Prospect
Lock Wood
Lafayette
Jeune
East
Une McManus
John J
Plymouth St
McTiernan
Marnbell
Catherine
Long Island State Hospital
Moore
Nellie
St. St
A. Schlosser
Hoboken
Armstrong—Tohnn J
Little St. Hoboken
Cotte-Herre
Ciliton
West Homboken
Davis—Ruth B
St. Paul’e
DE Forest—Chariotts A
Laxington
T . SF. Evkerlin
Haines
SobeFen
Mackey
Julia
Mendenbagh
Dougherty
Seeeman
Julia E
Strich-Johanna
Tewes—Paula
Roosevelt
Wolf—George
South 12Th St
Alfred R
Oakland Terrace
Young—Earth L
Stee Pes Sas
Woodlawn
Hariem
John W. Lyon
Harlem
New Jersey
Delaware Water Gap
Somtavale
Lawagy
America
Seabright
Cape May
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Beach Haven
Atlantic City
Delaware
Blue Ridge
Delaware River
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Lower
Gosuer
Tuxeds
Lond
Atlanticity
Cape May City
Hotel
New
Beach Haven, N. J
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