Miss Drexel Weds In Newport Surprise Ceremony
Society in New Rochelle and Newport gasped as Miss Alice Gordon Drexel married Captain William Barrett in a private New Rochelle ceremony. The bride’s maid of honor was Margaret Grayson. best man was Lt. J. Stanley Fargo. Barrett, an Army aviator wounded in France, has been in the U.S. since return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
New York
New Rochelle
William Barrett
William Parrett
Washington, D. C
Alice Gordon Drexel
John R. Drexel
Philadelphia
Hast Sixty-second Street
Villa Fairhelme
Ochre Point
Amony
A A. Bouton
Methogat Episcopal Church
North Street
Iics
Drexel
Margaret Grayson
T. H. Grayson
Grayson
Cincinnati
J. Stanley Fargo
U. 8 4
Barrett
Wlse Presen
Army
France
Ira
John IL Texel, Jr
Elizabeth, Thompson
Marriages Beside War Service Tie Local Figures
Gabriel idest a musical critic of The Evening Sup marries Ada Vorhaus in a Barnard senior who created war posters. He holds a lieutenant’s commission from a training camp. Major Richmond Stephens Weds Elia Evans of Rutland at St Xavier’s Cathedral with Mrs. L. J. Vorhaus and other local figures present. Both couples have wartime service backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idest Gabriel
Ada Vorhaus
California
Perent
L. J._Vorhaus
East Hightieth Street
Barnard
House, Gross Orfaus
Gabriel
Richmond Stephens
M. C
Stephen D. Stephens
Richmond County
Robert D. Schrock
Captain Stephens
Miss Evans
Base Hospital No. 9
France
Miss Mary Martin to Wed Paul Degener
Miss Mary Martin of 178 East Sixtyorth Street Wilton Connecticut announces the engagement to Paul A Degener son of Mr and Mrs John F Degener of 44 West Seventh Street. Degener is a graduate of Leigh high class of 1903 and a member of Ford County Golf Club. Martin is the daughter of a prominent author and journalist who was among Life magazine’s early editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
P. A. Degener
East Sixty
Orth Street
Wilton
Conn
Daugher
Mary Martin
Paul A. Dremesius
John F. Degener
West Sev
Fourth Street
Muss Martin
Life
Degener
Leigh Ed Nl
Forris County Golf Club
Dresden Green Vaults Rifled by Thieves
Berlin reports the Green Vaults at Dresden were looted by organized thieves who replaced several priceless diamonds with imitation stones. Officials are alleged to be implicated. The vaults hold a vast collection of bronzes, ivories, marbles, silver, precious vessels, coins, jewelry, coats of arms, and gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dresden
Grimes Gervilde
Kings of
Saxony
Date Set for New York Episcopal Bishop Election
A New York Episcopal convention will convene September 17 at Detroit for electing the next Bishop of the New York diocese to succeed the late Bishop David H. Greer. Likely candidates include Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stires, Bishop Charles S. Burch, Rev. Dr. Frank W. Crowder, Dr. William T. Manning, and Dr. Charles Lewis Slattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Churches of
New York
Wall Street
George Zabriskie
David H. Greer
Detroit
Episcopal
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas's Church
Charles S. Burch
Frank W. Crowder
St. James's Church
William _T. Manning
Trinity
Charles Lewis Slattery
Grace Church
Three Hellerstein Sisters to Marry in Bronx
Three sisters of the Hellerstein family receive marriage licenses from Deputy City Clerk Stuart Harris in Borough Hall Bronx. Miss Ethel Hellerstein will wed Charles Simons, Miss Mary Hellerstein will marry Hyman Konigsberg, and Miss Sadie Hellerstein will marry Adolph Sichelman. Both grooms served overseas with the 52d Division. Their brother Jacob works at the Brooklyn license bureau. The sisters’ mother and the family reside at 969 Fox Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Harris
Borough Hall
Bronx
E. Hellerstein
Fox Street
Ethel Hellerstein
Charles Simons
Mary Hellerstein
Hyman Konigsberg
Sadie Hellerstein
Adolph Sichelman
Simons
Sichelman
Jacob Hellerstein
Brooklyn
German chemist Walter Scheele arraigned on bombs charge
Walter T. Scheele the German chemist and president of the New Jersey Agriculture and Chemical Company was arraigned before Federal Judge Knox and held on 10000 bail. Indicted in April 1918 for helping to make bombs for ships carrying munitions to Europe. Also linked to Friedrich der Grosse crew and detained at Jones Point camp under Navy control. Alleged associations with von Bernstorff Boy-Ed and von Papen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Scheele
Europe
Knox
Scheele
New Jersey Agriculture and Chemical Company
Hoboken
Friedrich der Grosse
Irish Resolution Blocked in Senate Debate
Senator Borah offered a Foreign Relations Committee approved resolution demanding a hearing for Edward De Valera and Irish representatives before the Peace Conference. Democratic Senator Williams objected and it was laid on the calendar as ill advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
American Peace Commission
Edwar de Valera
Ireland
Williams
Mississippi
Sherry's Sale Totals Reach Over Quarter Million
The final day of Sherry's sale of contents at James Mr. Silo & Son brought in $194,515, lifting the grand total to $251,726. The Waldorf Hotel purchased notably, spending $62,000 on Lille tapestry panels and $7,500 on a Renaissance tapestry Antony and Cleopatra, among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry’s
James Mr. Silo & Son
Waldorf Hotel
Lille
Blacksmith’s
Renaisssance
Antony and Cleopatra
Newark funds $10,000 to fight fare zone plan
The Newark City Commission voted a $10,000 fund to oppose the proposed fare zone system of the Public Service Railway Company. City Counsel Jerome Congleton may hire lawyers and experts to challenge the move as hearings before the Public Utility Commission proceed, with the New Jersey League of Municipalities aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission of
Newark
Public Service Railway Company
Public Utility Commission
Jerome Congleton
New Jersey League of Municipalities
Tax ruling limits deductions for charitable contributions
The Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that corporations may not deduct gifts to religious charitable scientific or educational organizations from gross income for tax purposes. It states that contributions to Red Cross and similar activities do not qualify as deductible expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Internal Revenue Bureau
Garner Believes Talking Ape Brought From Congo
Naturalist Professor R L Garner returns from Africa aboard the Chicago with four tons of Smithsonian specimens and a cross between a gorilla and a chimpanzee, claimed to be able to talk to natives in the French Congo. He says he captured two bodies after failing to trap one alive and spent two years seven months collecting over 3,000 specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Garner
Chicago
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
French Congo
Congo
Smaithsonian Institution
Garner
Murray Sayre
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Sayre
Germany
Thty
Max Ornstein
New York
Vienna
Austria
Fewer Speeders in Court Reported in City Courts
Yesterday police reported a drop in traffic court offenders as motorists show more respect for law. The United States Army runs its own non civilian traffic court at Pier 90 North River with soldiers tried on designated days. Private Charles L Frost of Governors Island pleaded guilty after his army truck hit a street car near 112th Street and Third Avenue, injuring a woman, and was fined ten dollars. William Kelk of 200 Lefferts Avenue Brooklyn won an appeal from a five day jail sentence for speeding, granted by Judge Humphreys following Magistrate Doyle’s Flushing Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Pier 90
North River
Frederick
Houke
Fort Schuyler
Charles L. Frost
Governors Island
112Th Street
Third Avenue
William Kelk
Lefferts Avenue
Brooklyn
Humphreys
Na County Court
Madistrate Doyle
Flushing
Lusitania Medal Held by Amerikans Says German Seal
The Lusitania Medal issued with German consent after the sinking is held by Americans and can be moved from unoccupied German areas by American officials. Official photos will be sent to Washington. The bronze medal shows the sinking of the Lusitania and bears a German inscription about the May 7 1915 tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coplenz
Associated Press
Amerikans
Germany
Merican
Washington
Jewish Girls Home Reopens on Seventeenth Street
The Hannah Lavanburg Home at 319 East Seventeenth Street resumes accepting Jewish girls at nominal rates after six months as a soldiers and sailors rest. A Long Branch vacation home is connected. Mrs Odcadr S Straus serves as president and Miss Jennie Rose as head worker, offering healthful recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Lavanburg
East Seventeenth Street
Clara de Hirsch
Long Branch
Os¢adr S. Straus
Home
Jennie Rose
Boy faces trial for stealing mayor's sunshade at park parade
Harry Peterson, 18, of 1007 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, is charged with petty larceny after removing a sunshade awning used to shade Mayor Hylan and Governor Smith during a Prospect Park Sunday School parade. Magistrate Dale ordered the case to trial after Peterson confessed and claimed he wanted the awning for his motor boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Hylan
Peterson
Bedford Street
Dale
Stevens Will Proved After Needing Millions In Hoboken
The will of Richard Stevens who died at Castle Point Hoboken May 18 was proved in Jersey City. The estate valued at millions will be divided among widow and four children with trusts for age 40 payments. Bequests include 8000 to Church of the Holy Innocents 3000 to St Catherine’s Home 10000 to Christ Hospital and 50000 housekeeper share among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
James F. Norton
Jersey City
Wiite
Dorothy Pintard Stevens
Hard Stevens, Jr
Caroline
Elsie Stevens
Martha B. Stevens
Elsie
Church of the Holy Innocents
St. Catherine's Home
Christ Hospital
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Josephine B. Quinn
Mary Moran
Elsla Jenvey
Henry’ Otto
Julius C. Dursteweitz
Bertha Bonyman
Bridgeport
Louis B. Scott
Caroline B. Wittpenn
Railroads expect big earnings as summer traffic rises
Washington June 5 Director General Hines told the House Appropriations Committee that a substantial increase in railroad revenues is expected due to growing general business. He asked for 1 2 billion for the government operated lines for the rest of the year, predicting higher volumes from crops coal and resumed industrial purchases will lift net profits and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Hines
Railroad Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Hines
Allied Council discusses rapid shoe price rise at Astor meeting
The Allied Council of American Shoe and Leather Industries met at Hotel Astor to explore price increases. Members blamed low retailer stocks for reduced supply and urged conservative leather handling. Officers elected include A. McGowan Wanamakers Philadelphia as President and Frank R. Briggs Thomas plant Boston as Vice President, with Fred Vogel and R. S. Watson also in President roles. The council aims to address mutual interests and aid business.
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Oin
Allied Council of American Shoe and Leather Industries and Trades
Hotel Astor
A. ©. McGowan
Wanamakers
Philadelphia
Frank R. Briggs
Thomas Plant
Boston
Fred Vogel
National Shoemakers’ Counrcil of America
R. S. Watson
National Shoe Wholesale Association
Rouneil
Demand for Paris Loan Opens Amid Long Queues
The City of Paris announced a new loan of 1.5 billion francs at 4.65 percent. On June 5 crowds formed outside 400 offices and banks as subscribers queued for the issue. Short time bonds were prioritized, leaving only 1 million francs of bonds available in gold at opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
City of
Death of Guy Magee former Chicago newspaper man
Guy Magee 77 a prominent Chicago newspaperman died in Chicago. Survived by wife Retta Lane Magee and three children including Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. Arthur Pletzner. Born in Philadelphia he came to Chicago over thirty years ago and served as city editor of the Inter Ocean after time with the Tribune. He was a Civil War correspondent and one of three reporters who accompanied General Sherman on the Atlanta to the sea march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Magee
New York Times
Chicago
Retta Lane Mages
Robert Shaw
Long Beach
N. Y
Arthur Pletzner
Sandusky
Ohio
Co. L. Magee
Magee
Philadelphia
Inter-Ocean
The
Tribune
General Sherman
Atlanta
Sea
Croker Criticises Prohibition as He Sails On Carmania
Richard Croker former Tammany boss and Mrs Croker sail aboard the Cunard Carmania for Liverpool with about 500 passengers including George Arliss and Mrs Arliss. Croker predicts defeat for national prohibition while noting support for light beer. Also aboard Lorraine for Havre Elisabeth Marbury Knights of Columbus leader discusses farm land for veterans and U S France ties. Canon Cabanel and Mrs Cabanel travel home after lecture tour. other notable passengers include Miss Morgan and Miss De Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Tammany Jteader
Grand Parade
Orby
Epsom
Havre
Elisabeth Marbury
Knights of Columbus
Villa Trianon
Anne Morgan
Elsie de Wolfe
Lane
Department of the Interior
K. of C
America
Canon Cabanel
Alpine Chasseurs
Blue Devils
France
Lorraine
Columbia University
University of Baltimore
United States
Alexis Carrel
Bainbridge Colby
Auguste Henziger
South Dakota Seeks Dry Referendum Vote in November 1920
Pierre South Dakota June 5 The South Dakota Direct Legislation Organization filed with the Secretary of State a referendum petition bearing 16 000 signatures calling for a November 1920 vote on the 1919 bone dry prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Direct Legislation Organization
Secretary of State
Ira Goddard Noted Brooklyn Church Leader Dies
Ira Goddard prominent Brooklyn church worker and head of the Ira Goddard & Son jewelry firm died at his home 694 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn in his 88th year. Born in York New York he came to Brooklyn in 1862 and served 36 years as ruling Elder and Trustee of the Threep Avenue Presbyterian Church and seven years as Sunday school Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Goddard
Brooklyn
Iradard Son
Maiden Lane
Willoughby Avenue
Mr. Goddard
York
N. Y
Threep Avenue Presbyterian Church
Obituary Notes for Brooklyn and New Jersey Residents
Obituary notes list Mrs. Fredericka J Lies widow of Jacob T L Lies of 6 5 Evergreen Ave Brooklyn and other Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths. Entries mention Maude Hubert Denehy wife of Frank N Denehy of 1000 Hancock St Brooklyn and John Cowen a Civil War veteran and city inspector who died at 124 Vanderbilt Ave Brooklyn. Also listed are Annie Teresa Fagan Angelina Prettit Ford Barbara Caroline Krein Brink Thomas Gloucester Rose A Holran Elizabeth M Safford Benjamin N Scudder Carl A Lange Ferdinand R Raubitschek Samuel EB Gardner David Edgar Anthony John F Barnett William Foerr Theo Frelinghuysen Mercer and other local figures with addresses and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka J. Lies
Jacob T. L. Lies
Evergreen Avenue
Brooklyn
Second German Baptist Church
Maude Hubert Denehy
Frank N. Denehy
Shapiro & Aronson
Bushwick Hospital
Hancock Street
John Cowen
1024 Regiment
New York Volunteers
Cit Works Department
Vanderbilt Avenue
Annie Teresa Fagan
Women’s Societies
Church of Our Lady of
St Pulling Street
Patrick Fagan
Angelina Prettit Ford
Chester G. Ford
Huntington
I. T
Huntington Hospital
Barbara Caroline Kreinbrink
Albert F. Kreinbrink
Hutland Road
Flatbush
Thomas E. Gloucester
H. B. Claflin & Co
Newark
Carl A. Lange
West
Ferdinand R. Raubitschek
Manner of Rothechild & Co
Lexington Avenue
Samuel EB. Gardner
Rhode Island
Providence
David Edgar Anthony
Washington, D. C
8Th Regiment
John F. Barnett
New Haven
William Foerr
Prospect Avenue
Bayonne
N. J
Bayonne Hospital
O Thendard Oil. Company
Theo Frelinghuysen Mercer
New Jersey
Washington Street
Mercer
Mutualnefit Life Insurance Company
Approves Prayer Healing Work By Layman Hickson
James Moore Hickson a Church of England layman conducts healing by prayer and laying on of hands at Trinity Chapel 15 West Twenty fifth Street Dean Robbins rector of the Cathedral of St John the Divine endorses his work. Hickson 35 years’ experience same in England and now in New York with support from Dr Manning and Dr Slattery. The Society of Emanuel headed by Hickson founded in England 1906. he arrived May 26 to demonstrate spiritual healing at Trinity Chapel amid daily services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore Hickson
Church of England
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-fifth Street
Dean Robbins
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Hickson
Manning
Trinity Church
Slattery
Society of Emmanual
England
Birth announcements for Allen Kelfes and twins Lawrence and Raymond
Born to Mr and Mrs Keyes at 86 Park Street Brooklyn Heights a son Allen Kelfes on June fifth at New York Nursery and Childs Hospital Marcus and Mrs C L Marcus announce twins Lawrence and Raymond born June fourth at 3 A M at 232 Grandview Avenue Rockaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banme
Hl. Keyes
Park St
Brooklyn Heights
Allen Kelfes
New York Nursery and Child's Hospital
Marcus
C. L. Marcus
West
Lawrence
Raymond
Grandview Av
Ar Rockaway
Multiple 1919 Weddings Reported in New York Area
The notices record several June 4 1919 nuptials including Misa Elina Francis to Arthur Baldwin in Orange New Jersey, Kath Imogene Baldwin to John Colvig in New York, Lydid Evelyn Peck to Edgar Tilton in Harlem, and Henry Varay to Lucille Kuehner in Minneapolis with plans to reside in New York after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. [Davison
Grace M. E
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tilton
Funeral notices from New York area dated June 1919
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for Isabella Bell, Joseph Brunswick, Elsie Bulkley, Florence Burke, Edward Bubh, Harold Byrne, Anne Catherwood, Dora Cushman, Samuel Daniels, Clara Difel, Bart holomew Donohoe, Anthony Lomue, William Douglas, Arathusa Drew, Paul Ebert, Hertha Eves, Elia Fechheiner, Ira Goddard, Anna Graham, Olivia Grey, Olivia Grey, Mary Horn, Mayer Jones, Leon Laridon, Susie Lomas and others. Notices give dates, residences, relatives, and funeral arrangements across Brooklyn, New York City, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BELL
Chicago
Bulkley
Southport
Cann
Elsie Alsen
Lot
Fannie Thorp Bulkley
Trinity Episcpal Church
Burke
Florence Waller
Bernard J. Burke
S1th St
74Th St
Brooklyn
Cushman
Franklin Park
N. J
Dora K
David
Julia M. Cushman
Daniels
Plainfield
Samuel Newton Spaniela
Frederic F E. Mygatt
Hawleyville
Conn
New York
Clara
Moses Iieht
Julius
Ike
Meyer's Chapel
Lenox Av
Donohoe
Bartholomew F
Margaret Donohoe
Ines Murray
Loretta
Claire Donohoe
East 89Th St
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
Sith St
Park Av
Calvary
Donohor
Association OF Master Plumbers
City of New York
Manhattan
Bartholomew F. Donohoe
Jaster
Chas. Ericson
Nomue
76Th St
Drew
Arathusa A. Drew
Frederick P. Drew
Oneida County
Prospect Place
Utica
EIERT
Flatbush Av
Aram
Fechheiner
Elia
Campbell's Chapel
66Th St
Broadway
Willoughby Av
N. Y
Ira Goddard
Mary Loomis Goddard
Throw Avenue Presbyterian
Throopy
Macon St
Cambridge Place
Horn
Yonkers
Mary Anne Horn
Henry J. Horn
Harry Francis Jones
Park Hill Terrace
Gustave Laridon
Jeanne Laridon
Lomas
Mount Vernon
Susie
Edward H. Lomas
Matawan, N J Death Notices and Funeral Details
Obituary notices list numerous residents with dates June 4 5 6 1919, including Longstreet Loved McN, Maben, Mercer, Norris, Paine Prentiss Reed Scudder Sheridan Squire Steinmeyer Thomas Tostman Twy erforth Werner White Wiltse Wolf Wright and others with birth and death details, funeral times, and burial plans across New Jersey New York and Connecticut communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
Matawan
N. J
Myra
Henry H. Longstreet
Pennsylvania Station
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Love
John Dudley
79Th Co
6Th . A. S. Marines
Blanc Mont Ridge
France
Henry Dudley
Fannie Burt Love
Lexington
Mass
John Martin Burt
Loftin Love
Brooklyn
Boston
Daniel
Nellie Amera
John
Patrick
Hawthorne Av
Floral Park
S. 1
Albany
N. Y
Kingston
Phese
Mercer
Washington St
Newark
Theodore Freiinghuysen
William Theodore
Gertrude Frei Uysen Mercer
Trinity Cathedral
Moore
Austin
Texas
Thomas Moore
James
Catherine Maurice Moore
Elizabeth
Evergreen Cemetery
Norris
Weer
Matilda
P. S. Norris
Henry Clay Lodge
Evergreens Cemetery
George F. Garno
Charles H. Wadelton
Robertson
Robert Henderson
Nahasane
A.irondacks
Brick Church
St. Av
37Th &J
Southampton
Scudder
Ewark
Benjamin Wasarat Scudder
Helle T. Scud der
Mast Park St
Sheridan
Mayhew Wainwright Sheridan
Maria Wainwright
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
New Convent
Squire
Jessie
George S. Squire
Chester St
Mount Vernon
Calabrail
First Congregational Church
Flushing
L. T
Long Island
Main St
Tostman
Robert Gerhart
Ate
Edward Tostman
Werner
Grace Werner
Carrie Younghem
Miriam
Belma
Charles Werner
San Francisco
White
Stamford
Conn
Frances White
Mra Freeman F. Ward
George RB. White
Chandler White
Ohio
Jamaica
XN. Y
Melena Andres
James Lawrence Willse
Grace Church
Wolf
Louis Lee Wolf
Belover
Lead
Dunkirk
Mildred
Meyer
Sydney
Stebbins
Mason
Wright
Memoriam for David Goldberg and Related Remembrance
In fond memory of our son David Goldberg who made the supreme sacrifice June 4 1918 at Belleau Wood France. Mr and Mrs Meyer Goldberg and family memorial note. Also loving memory of husband and father who passed away June 6 1897. Mrs Clara Svefdiik and children.
Unveiling of Spevack Monument Planned for Sunday
The monument unveiling for Louis Spevack, devoted husband of Eva Spevack and father of Lillian and Edith, will be held at Washington Cemetery on Sunday June 8 at 3 PM. If rain, the ceremony will be held the following Sunday.
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Miss Drexel
Joan R. Drexel
Capt
Wm. Barrett
U. S. Ay
Iss Katharine S. Haven
Johnston L. Redmond
Ensign McCloud
Miss Cawley
Miss Haven
J. L. Redmond
Johnston Livingston Letmond
Geraldyn Redmond
Itvend
Callendar House
Tivol
Katharine Sergeant Haven
Leslie Murray
Christina D. Sedgwik
Ethel L. Haven
Marion Wickes
Angela Fowler
McCloud-Cowley
Rupert Alastair ‘McCloud
Charles McMcloud
Margarita Cowley
Angela Cowley
Riverede Drive
Havana
Cuba
St. Regis
Nina Cowley
Gertrude Hofman
Betty Halloway
Amelia de Veranegas
Margarita Kihl
Madrid
Charles Richardson
Philip Siesenson
George Bartel
Stillman Bain
Albert Cowley
Miss Cowley
Key West
Fla
University of Pennsylvania
Philadsteria Country Club
Miss Cowles
Navy and
Riverside Clubs
Lafay- Wie Houee
Gilbert Gabriel
Miss Vorhaus
Major Richmond Stephens
the Provident Loan Society OF
New York Times Company
Greer
Misses Hellerstein
Frances
Arraign W
Sherry
Hotel Waldorf
Manhattitan
Fourth Avenue
25Th Street
Eldridge St
Rivington East Fire
Essex Pt
Seventh
124Th St
Grand St
Clinton St
Lexington & 3d
Eighth
127Th St
Bronx Courtlandt Av
Cor
148Th St
Brooklyn Smith St. Cor. Livingston
St. Graham Av
Voise St. Pitkin Av
Rockaway Av
Ape
Professor
Africa
Smith
Sonian Institution
Lusitania
Putwan
Heputname Bookstore
Court
Stevens
Shoe Trade Forms Council
Croker
Tammany
Mise Marbury
of Columbus
Dr. Manning
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF New York
Frank &. Campbell
Columbus
8Th Av
House of Mead
Madison Av
Jacob Herr
Ais
Concourse
Gacie J. Wintere
W'S Sons
Lenox
Tremont
Rom
Woodlawn
Hariem
Trelien
East 234 St
Cy Amho
American Hosiery CO
New Britain, Conn
IS God
Percy Stickney Grant
Church OF the Ascension
D. D
Public Forum
Fifth Avenue and
Tenth St
Cordon & Dilworth
REAL
Bryant
Two Continents
U. S
Rue de la Pepiniere