Miss Adele Keys Weds Aubrey Hall in City ceremony
Miss Adele Keys and Aubrey Cameron Hall wed at the Milbank residence in New York with close relatives present. The couple will honeymoon in Quebec and reside in Chicago where Hall works for Spencer Trask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Keys
Albert J. Milbank
Aubrey
Cameron
Milbank
East Sixty-ninth Street
Lea Luquer
Bedford
N. Y
John A. Hull
Mrs. Hull
Quebec
Chicago
Mr. Hull
Spencer Trask & Go
TWO EAST ORANGE WEDDINGS
Miss Amy Eleanor Ditmars wed Arthur W. Lunn at Christ Episcopal Church in East Orange with Henry P. Ditmars aiding. Olive Carrington Leggett tied to Edward Chancey Halsey at Grace Episcopal Church with Ruth Halsey as maid of honor and Robert Davis as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
East Orange
N. J
Amy Eleanor Ditmars
Henry Pierson Ditmars
Washington Terrace
Christ Episcopal Church
Arthur W. Lunn
Newark
Charles EK. Hutchison
Melitta Kru
Charles T. Walkley
Ruth Halsey
Edith Hedge
Katherine Woodruff
Florence Allen
Marguerite Rose
Bronxville
N Y
Robert Davis
Denver
Miss Sibley Engaged To Artist F Graham Cootes
Announcement of Adele Garland Sibley of Tuxedo wedding to F Graham Cootes of this city an artist and UVA graduate. Cootes brother Capt Harry N Coates U S A, member of Delta Tau Delta Phi and Beta Kappa. Wedding set July 17 at Cathedral of St John the Divine with plans to sail for Europe after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Adele Garland Sibley
C. W. Sibley
Tuxedo
F. Graham Cootes
Cootes
University of Virginia
Harry N. Coates
U. SA
Delta Tau
Delta Phi
Beta Kappa
St. John the Divine
Europe
Weill-Tuch Wedding Scheduled for Monday
The marriage of Miss Clarice Lorraine Tuch daughter of Mr and Mrs Meyer I Tuch of the Hotel Walton to Albert Walter Weill of this city will occur Monday at 4 o clock at the bride home Rev Dr Rudolph Grossman will officiate The couple will sail for Europe on June 13 to remain until the Autumn
Social Notes Highlights Society Births and Travel
Birth announced for May 29 of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Truesdale at Judge Scott's home 42 Park Avenue. Society entries include summer homes opened in Islip and Scarsdale, European travels, weddings planned for June 18 and June 29, and several couples sailing for Europe. Prominent figures like Count von Bernstorff and Rear Admiral Bayley among hotel stays and society gatherings at Hempstead, Hempstead and Shelter Island. Frances Hastings christened in Lenox with Sunnyridge reception and Folsom godmothers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Truesdale
Francis M. Scott
Park Avenue
Alexander D. B. Pratt
Islip
L. I
Pratt
W. E. Benjamin
Europe
Francis Dillon Fitzgibbon
Georgette Folsom
Lenox
Frances Hastings
Sunnyridge
Folsom Country Estate
Constance Folsom
Aleid Schenck
Edward Delafield
Winifred Folsom
D A R Birthday Feast Marks Fourteenth Anniversary
The Manhattan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon at Claremont to celebrate its fourteenth anniversary. Mrs. William Cummings Story chaired as Regent with officers Miss Helen Verick Boswell and others. Guest of honor was Mrs. John Hays Hammond of Washington among numerous society members and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Manhattan
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cummings Story
Helen Verick Boswell
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
Malcolm McLean
Florence G. Finch
George W. Denton
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Charles Masury
Massachusetts
James R. McKee
J. Heron Crosman
The
Patriotic Women of America
Simon Baruch
Knickerbocker
New York
Kennedy
Fort Richmond
Germans to Visit Waldheim in New York Jun 12
Mr and Mrs James Speyer will entertain the German Naval squadron officers at Waldheim Scarborough on Wednesday June 12 The German Admiral and officers and American Admiral and officers will travel up the Hudson to Scarborough aboard the Yacht Commodore Blair arriving for luncheon A garden party at Waldheim will host prominent guests including Count von Bernstorff and Mayor Gaynor and Mrs Gaynor This is the fleet's only private function during its US sojourn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
James Speyer
Place Waldheim
Scarborough
Hudson River
Blair
New York
Harris-Squibb Wedding in Providence Church Service
Miss Sarah Bullock Harris wed George Sampson Squibb son of Dr and Mrs Edward Hamilton Squibb of Brooklyn at Grace Church Providence. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Frank W Crowder and Rev Edmund S Rousmane. A reception followed at 251 Bowen Street. Attendants included sister Rosamond B Harris maid of honor and brother Charles Squibb as best man with an array of ushers from Providence Boston and Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Beatrice Mordaunt
John Furlong
Church of the Ascension
Edwin M. Sweeney
James Machell
West 104Th Street
Josephine Miriam Furlong
Theresa F. Stern
Raphael S. Stern
West End Avenue
Sidney H. Schloss
St. Regis
Joseph Silverman
Clarice Unger
Mr. Schloss
Stuart Mason
Otto D. Steiner
John E. Stern
Bernard Ottenberg
Edwin J. Stern
New York Times
Providence
R. I
Sarah Bullock Harris
George Sampson
Squibb
Edward Hamilton Squibb
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Grace Church
Frank W. Crowder
Edmund
Rousmanure
St. Paul's
Boston
Stephen C. Harris
Bowen Street
Rosamond B. Harris
Charles Squibb
Thomas Harris
Charles Fletcher
William P. Dodge
Donald Munro
Philip Ver Planck
Charles le Royer
Brookline
Mass
Engagement announced for Rev Theodore Q Kuehn and Miss Martha Henze
The Rev. Theodore Q. Kuehn, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church Whitestone L I, becomes engaged to Miss Martha Henze of Albany N Y. They met while he served a church in Washington D C. The couple will wed in Albany next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Q. Kuehn
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Whitestone
L. IL
Martha Henze
Albany
N. Y
Kuehn
Washington, D. C
Miss Henze
Theatrical Notes on Dazie and London Engagements
Mile Dazie and Adelaide Hughes signed for early Autumn at Winter Garden. Dazie sails to Europe on the St Louis visiting Paris London Budapest before returning to New York. The Herfords by Rachel Crothers debuts at Hudson Theatre Sept 2. Eleanor Gordon sails to London for a vaudeville solo and a one act light comedy. Cecilia Loftus to appear at Buckingham Palace July 1 via a Palace Theatre cable. Eveleen Dunmore joined John Cort for a new Sousa opera in September and Earle named for baritone Henri Gypsy in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Dazie
Winter Garden
Adelaide
Hughes
Europe
St. Louis
Paris
London
Budapest
New York
The
Herfords
Rachel Crothers
Liebler & Co
Hudson Theatre
Eleanor Gordon
Alfred Butt
Palace Theatre
Command
Buckingham Palace
America
Eveleen Dunmore
Chapine
Panama
John Cort
Sousa Opera
Barnard Seniors End College Days With Gifts
Barnard Class of 1912 held Class Day exercises with Eleanore Meyers as salutatorian president. Phi Beta Kappa honorees included Mabel Barret, Mildred Hamberger, Dorothy Spear, and Edith Valet. Irene Glenn presented a campus grandstand gift to Helen Dana as next year’s undergraduate president. Cora Thees delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Eleanore Meyers
Dorothy Spear
Mildred Hamberger
Miss Latham
Phi Beta Kappa
Mabel Barrett
Gertrude §. Borchardt
Molly B. T. Coyle
Eleanor M. Doty
Mildred V. Hamberger
Marion Heilprin
Phoebe E. Hoffman
Miss Mahler
Louise Nyitray
Marjorie O’connell
Vera M. Reese
Hildegarde C. Reese
Etta M. Schweis
Dorothy A. Spear
Beatrice C. Stegman
Edith M. Valet
Irene Glenn
Helen Dana
Cora Thees
Princeton Senior Council chosen from class of 1913
Princeton's Senior Council for next year is announced with sixteen seniors from the class of 1913. The groups list captains, editors, managers, leaders, and election roles representing major campus organizations and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N J
Within the Law to Open at Julian Eltinge Theatre
The Julian Eltinge Theatre on West Forty second Street will open with Bayard Veiller's Within the Law around Sept 1. The play, first produced by William A. Brady at the Princess in Chicago, will tour the eastern states after New York. A Western company is being formed to stage Shubert and Cort venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Eltinge Theatre
West Fortysecond Street
Bayard Veiller
William A. Brady
Princess Theatre
Chicago
Forty-Eighth Street Theatre Company
New York
Shubert Theatres
Shubert
Cort
Manierre engagement breakup denied by Victor Kennard
Victor Kennard, brother of Reginald P Kennard, says Miss Manierre of Chicago did not offer 200 000 to reengage and that the engagement ended by mutual consent with no rupture in family relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kennard
Reginald P. Kennard
Reginald
Wilhelmina Manierre
Chicago
Miss Manierre
MacDowell Chorus to become Schola Cantorum in New York
The MacDowell Chorus under Kurt Schindler will change its name to Schola Cantorum to reflect a broader scope. Vincent d Ind y leads the related school, and the new title aligns the New York organization with the Franck disciples tradition while preserving the MacDowell Chorus as a legacy name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Chorus
Kurt Schindler
Schola Cantorum
César Franck
Paris
Vincent d'Indy
New York
Benefit Bridge for a Hospital at Waldorf Astoria
A large bridge will be presented for the Orthopedic Department of New Fordham Medical College on Tuesday evening at the Waldorf Astoria. The event is directed by Mrs. John Fowler, Mrs. Thomas Cullen O'Sullivan, Mrs. William J. Scanlon, Mrs. Carl Richard Keppler, Mrs. William O. Smith, Mrs. John J. Fleming, and Mrs. Francis O'Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fordham Medical College
Waldorf-Astoria
John Fowler
Thomas Cullen O'Sullivan
William J. Scanlon
Carl Richard Keppler
William O. Smith
John J. Fleming
Francis O'Neill
Death of Rev. Wilson A Farnsworth Removes Oldest Missionary
Boston June 6 The death yesterday at Hanover New Hampshire of the Rev Wilson A Farnsworth D D in his ninetieth year removes from the American Board its oldest missionary He was born in Green Chenango County New York on August 29 1822 and was ordained at Thetford Vermont in 1852 arriving at Smyrna in Turkey in 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson A. Farnsworth
Boston
Hanover
N. H
D. D
American Board
Green
Chenango County
N. Y
Thetford
Smyrna
Turkey
Louis Jacobus Teacher Dies At Home
Louis Jacobus longtime Public School 158 teacher on East Eightieth Street died at 203 West 136th Street on Wednesday. He was on the eligible lists for Principal and likely to receive a promotion next Fall. He graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jacobus
East Eightieth Street
West 136Th Street
Jacobus
College of the City of New York
Stephen A. Chase Dies in Fall River
Stephen A. Chase, treasurer of the Christian Science Church of America, died at his Fall River home after a brief illness. He was born May 10, 1839, survived by his widow and three siblings, and long served as treasurer to the Mother Church in Boston. He studied in public schools and worked with his uncle Edmund Chase before entering Christian Science leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Stephen A. Chase
Christian Science Church of America
Chase
Edmund Chase
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Denomination
Eddy
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Dennis McLaughlin Dies Former Hudson County Boss
Dennis McLaughlin of Jersey City died at 241 Eighth Street after a long illness. Born in Ireland in 1847, he rose from Alderman in 1870 to Democratic leader of Hudson County from 1884 through the 1890s. He owned property in Hoboken and Jersey City with an estate over 2 million dollars. He leaves eight children and two deceased wives, Johanna Biggan and Terresa Stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Dennis McLaughlin
Hudson County
Eighth Street
Jersey City
McLaughlin
Ireland
Horseshoe
Guttenberg
Hoboken
Mr. McLaughlin
Johanna Biggan
Terresa Stack
Honoring William T. Stead Titanic Victim in Peace Society Note
The New York Peace Society adopted a minute praising William T. Stead of London as a tireless advocate for humanity. It commends his courage in denouncing injustice and his push for brotherhood and peaceful settlement of disputes. He died on the Titanic while delivering a message of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Peace Society
William T. Stead
London
Brotherhood of Man
Mr. Stead
George E Foss Sr Dies in Jamaica Plain at 82
George Edmund Foss father of Gov. Eugene Foss of Massachusetts and Rep. George E. Foss of Illinois died in Jamaica Plain after a months long illness aged 82. He was unconscious from yesterday and is survived by his widow and two sons. He was born June 1 1880 in Derby Vermont and lived in Burke New York before returning to Vermont, later working as builder and contractor and in the St Albans commission business before retiring in 1898. He lived in Chicago briefly before settling in Boston and was attended by Gov. Foss and Congressman Foss at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Edmund Foss
Eugene Foss
Massachusetts
George E. Foss
Illinois
Jamaica Plain
Burke
Franklin County
N. Y
Vermont
St. Albans
Foss
Chicago
Brooklyn Mortgage Tax Chief Oscar Thonet Dies at 58
Oscar L. Thonet, Chief Mortgage Tax Examiner in the Brooklyn Register’s Office, died Wednesday at Methodist Episcopal Hospital. Represented the Twelfth Assembly District from 1903 to 1906 and ran as the Republican candidate for State Senator in 1906 but lost. Born in South Brooklyn in 1868, he leaves a widow, a son, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Thonet
Register’s Office
Brooklyn
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Republican Party
Mr. Thonet
Notable Deaths Across Cities Including Civil War Vet Lieut Col Henry Lord
A string of obituaries recalls Lieut. Col. Henry E. Lord of Stoneham Massachusetts who died at 78, plus Sarah G Paoli in Chicago aged 91, Julia H Oppenheimer in New York, Meta Linckenbach in New York, Peter J Duffy a builder in Manhattan, George Wilson, James Broderick, Catherine Carter Lorigan Brew, Thomas Doliber of Brookline, Rev Wilson F Ball, J W Brink in Missouri, Captain John Dibert in New Orleans, Judge Thomas J Morris in Baltimore, O P Dorman of Westfield, Theodore F Nesbitt of Mount Vernon, Herman BroseI at Bolton Lake George, and Thomas A Stuart in Geneva New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Lord
Stoneham
Mass
A. T. Stewart & Co
Lord
New York
Charleston
S. C
Sarah G. Paoli
Chicago
James Broderick
Anthony Avenue
Bronx
Catherine Carter Lorigan Brew
George D. Brew
West 106Th Street
Thomas Doliber
Brookline
Mellon’s Food Company of North America
New Orleans
Thomas J. Morris
Federal District of Maryland
Baltimore
O. P. Dorman
Westfield
N. J
New Jersey Central Railroad
Theodore F. Nesbitt
Mount Vernon
First National Bank
Sarahac Lake
Herman Broesel
Broome Street
East Eighty-third Street
Bolton
Lake George S
Thomas A. Stuart
State Board of Health
Geneva
N. Y
Ricordi Dies in Milan Head of Operatic Publishing Firm
Giulio Tito Ricordi, head of Ricordi & Co. the Milan music publisher of Verdi Puccini and others, dies at age 40s. The firm known as Casa Ricordi traces to 1808 and spans offices in Milan Rome Paris New York with Tito Ricordi the son to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Giulio Tito Ricordi
Ricordi & Co
Verdi
Boito
Puccini
Giovanni Ricordi
G. Ricordi & Co
Operatic Trust
Antonio Nava
G. Ricordi
Ricordis
Rossini
Donizetti
Bellini
Giulio
Tito
Giulio Ricordi
Italy
Casa Ricordi
Rome
Naples
Palermo
Paris
London
Leipsic
Buenos
Aires
New York
Ricordi
Breitkopf & Hartel
Giuseppe Verdi
Tito Ricordi
Acte
Giacomo Puccini
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Billaud
Quirino
Ricordi House
Il Trovatore
la Tosca
Il Forza
Traviata
la Boheme
Plot to Kill a Judge Shocks New Jersey City
Detective Harris reports Burns detectives found evidence that Atlantic City councilmen bribery suspects plotted in New York to kill Supreme Court Justice Samuel Kalisch who presided at Boss Kuehnle’s trial and jailed him. Kalisch cites talk at Atlantic County cases and dictagraph records. Investigators may confer with Governor Wilson and Attorney General Wilson as Kalisch prepares to present Grand Jury indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Harris
Atlantic City
New York City
Supreme Court
Samuel Kalisch
Kuehnle
Kalisch
Atlantic County
New York
Burns
Wilson
Resignations Expected After Burns Investigation
Mayor Bacharach awaits more Councilmen to resign after details of Detective Burns probe emerge. Detective Harris, posing as a New York contractor, claims Councilman Martland sought 3200 but balked over sharing the bribe. He alleges Phoebus urged excluding Ross Kuehnle and recounts dictograph use with stenographers overhearing talks. Harris says several councilmen were promised payment for backing an 800000 concrete drainage conduit along Arctic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Burns
Bacharach
Harris
New York
William Martland
Phoebus
Ross Kuehnle
Arctic Avenue
New Hearing Planned for Olssen in Citizenship Case
Seattle June 6 Acting U S Attorney Willian G Mc Laren met with lawyers for Tacoma longshoreman Leonard Olssen whose citizenship papers were canceled by Judge Cornelius H Hanford for not upholding constitutional principles. A reopening request may be filed tomorrow and if denied the case could go to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco with government support for the defense. Thomas R Horner, a speaker at last Augusts mass meeting against Hanford, left for Washington to assist Representative Berger in impeachment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
Willian. G. McLaren
Leonard Olssen
Tacoma
Cornelius H. Hanford
Olsson
Hanford
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Washington
McLaren
Thomas R. Horner
Berger
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices state marriage and death matters intended for insertion in The New York Times may be stelephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item notes a channel for submitting such notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages in New York and New Jersey 1912 notice roundup
A long list of wedding announcements dated June 4 to June 6, 1912 across Derby Line Vermont to Yonkers New York. Names include Florence Baxter and Horace Thurber Aplington, Olive Carrington Leggett and Edward Halsey, Adele Keys and Aubrey Hull, Mary Gregg Knapp, Rhea O Neill and Alexander Blumenthal, May Tynan and Albert Flemming, Belle Cohen and Ernest Gallert, and many others, with locations Jersey City Newark Orange and Yonkers. The notices cover multiple biographical details and residences in the metropolitan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Nelson
Derby Line
F. H. Cole
Florence Baxter
Charles B. Nelson
Horace Thurber Aplington
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Henry Aplington
New York
Halsey—Leggett
Grace Church
Orange
Olive Carrington
Pemberton
Mary Carrington Leggett
Edward Chauncey Halsey
Blumenthal
O'Neill
Rhea
M. O'Neill
Alexander S. Blumenthal
Flemming
Tynan
May Tynan
Albert H. Flemming
Gallert
Cohen
Belle. Cohen
Ernest EB. Gallert
Kern—Feist
Irma Feist
Joseph Kern
Moore
Fosburgh
Beatrice A. Fosburgh
Charles A. Moore
Wolff—Reitlinger
Blanche Reitlinger
William F. Wolff
Obituary notices list numerous June 1912 deaths in New York area
The page records many obituaries and funeral notices from New York City and surrounding areas. It lists names such as Harriet Ford Herrick, Elizabeth Oliver, Julia Oppenheimer, Henry Woodruff, and Julius Steinwender among others, with addresses in Manhattan and Long Island. It notes funeral dates, times, and private or public arrangements, and includes society notices from the Sons of the Revolution and Colonial Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
George Edmund Foss
Jamaica Plain
Everett St
Boston
Hastings
James
Bensonhursat
N. Y
St. Mary’s
Sith St
Holy Cross Cemetery
Liverpool
Herrick
Easthampton
L. I
Harriet Ford
Everett Herrick
John R. Ford
Holbrook
Pneumonis
Helen
Harry
Eleanore Williams Holbrook
East 73d
Jakobus
Louis Jakobus
Rose Weissberger Jakobus
West 136Th St
Nesbitt
Saranac Lake
Theodore F. Nesbitt
Oliver
West 48Th St
Elizabeth A. Oliver
John Oliver
Oppenheimer
Julia Hirsch
Isaac Oppenheimer
Elsie Ware
Edith Kaiser
Joseph
East 67Th St
Palmer
John William Palmer
Stephen Merritt
St. Av
21St St
Pitou
West 86Th St
Eugene Pitou
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Tist St
Broadway
Steinwender
Babylon
Long Island
Julius John Steinwender
West 93d St
Wolfe
Bridget Wolfe
Lowell Av
Jamaica
St. Joan’s Cemetery
Wood
Isaac Hamilton
Sophia E. Wood
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Woodruff
New Brighton
S. I
Henry Gilbert Woodruff
Christ Church
Franklin Av
Sons of the Revolution
New York
Fraunces Tavern
Cor. Bread and Pear Sts
Edmund Wetmore
H. R. Drowne
Society of Colonial Wars
William St
Staten Island
William Cary Sanger
Frederick Dwight
Obituary notices list for June 1912 deaths and funerals
Notices for Alfred Abbiati Jessie Alden Alonzo Amerman William Beal C H Bishop Orville Brady Herman Broesel Clarence Carter Orlando Dorman Isaac Doty detail ages birthplaces and funeral arrangements with private or public services and dates in June 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline L
Alonzo Amerman
Danville
Penn
Beal
William R
Newburg
N. Y
Bishop
C. H
Brooklyn
Brady
Orville D. Brady
Church of St. Francis Xavier
West 16Th St
Broesel
Bolton
Lake George
Herman Broesel
Helen Schoen
Hermstone
Carter
West 108Th St
Clarence M
Robert K
Hannah M. Carter
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Av
Dorman
Orlando P
Westfield
N. J
Doty
Isaac Newton Doty
Morristm N. J
Morristown
Mt. Pleasant Come- N. J
Remarked Entries From Newark Church Records
In Wemnoriam, McGOVERN.-Thomas and Mary, at St Joseph's Church Newark, N ee 3 A M. TAYLOR.-George G. T., in mey, 1910. memory of Get
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aubrey Hall
Helen B. Mordaunt
Misa Theresa F. Stern
Mordaunt Wedding
Popepatet
Standard
Social Notes
John B. Elmendorf
Ane Inn
Scarsdale
Count von Bernstorff
Ritz-Carlton
A. Ernest Gallant
Madison Avenue
Shelter Island
E. N. Breitung
Juliet Breitung
On A
Frances Tierney
Justice
John M. Tierney
Norton A. Wolters
City Hall
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Warner B. Bayley
U. S
Mrs. Bayley
Wolcott
George R. Stearns
Augusta
Antonella Kane
Grenville Kane
Toenvy Lansing McVickar
St. Mary’s Church
Tuxedo Park
Jere Maupin
Margaret Mackay
President Lincoln
Horace Ogden Kilbourn
Helen van Dusen
Bermuda
Englewood
Waldheim
Mrs. Speyer
Squibb-Harris
Phi
Senior Council
Capt. Pendleton
Talbot T. Pendleton
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Frank D. Worthington
Bel Air
Triangle Club
Warren S. Taylor
Shade Gap
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Wilder G. Penfield
Judson
Wis
Thomas M. McMillan
Rudolph
Rauch
John S. North
Philadelphia
Francis C. Hall
Eltinge Theatre
Christian Scientist
Mother Church
Hudson
W. T. Stead
Peace Society
Gov. Foss
Brentano
Giulio T. Ricordi
Lishing House
JAS. G. Wilson M’f’g CO
West 29Th ST
Cor
19Th St
J. Veland Cady
J. Edwards Wyckoff
V-Pres. W. RR
Sheffield
Alfred R. Kimball
Justice Kalisch
Olssen
Bragdon
Mary J. Luke
Riobert C. Potter
Putnam
Benfield
Florence A. Benfield
Edwin A. Putnam
Westchester County
Jackson—Fitch
Yonkers
Florence M. Fitch
Robert H. Jackson
Gilhooley
Thomas
New York Hospital
Hayes
John J
East 82d St
A. M. Kohn
Hattie
East 139Th St
A. M. Linckenbach
Meta
West
160Th St
McNally
MUOIO
Delia
East 158Th St
O'Brien
Michael
East 16Th St
O’connor
Martin
Brook Av
SHARP
Isabella
Sheridan
East 86Th St
George
Avenue A
Stein
Mary
East
79Th St
Tiebout
Richard
West 144Th St
East 159Th St
Kruckemeyer
Adams &J
Barry
William J
4Th St
Bleick
Carl
Waverly
Faulks
Albert W
North 9Th St
Hall
Elizabeth
Johnson A v
Tomorow
Haynor
aAzro C
Hillside
Hunt
Williams
Knodel
Anna M
High St
Moran
Clark
A. M. Price
Humphrey
Bramhall
Welsh
Ellen
Bowery St
WRAY
Edward L
Zimmermann
Robert
Magnolia Av
Atkins
Lenon
Francis
Long Island City
Loccisano
Rose
Boulevard
Schreiber
Weiss
Norman A
Ozone Park
Lickona
Leo R
Ossining
Walls
Warren A
Valhala
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Reenumicat
Fidest
Reromte
John W. Lyonne
Woodlawn Cemetery
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