Outdoor Wedding for Miss Tone and Miss Baer
Miss L A Baer and Mark Hyman wed in an outdoor ceremony at Fairlawn Scarsdale. The bridal party wore lavender and white gowns. Rev Henry Brann officiated on the lawn maple arch as guests gathered for a post ceremony breakfast and reception. The bride’s family home, Fairlawn, links to Gov Tompkins era with a preserved historical tablet nearby. The couple plan a European summer honeymoon and will reside in New York.
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Fairlawn
Scarsdale
le Grand C. Griswold
Chester Griswold
Esther Tors
Bernard W. Tone
Henry Brann
St. Agne's's
Lily Potter
Philadelphia
Aileen Tone
Mary de F. Clark
Louis Crawford Clark
Marie Russell
Horace Russell
New York
Fane Cary
Baltimore
Isabel Cox
Utica
Gifford A. Cochran
Gustave Ober Andharles Henry Reeves
Tone
Daniel D. Tompkins
Fox Meadows
Post Road
White Plains
Westchester Historical Society
Gov
Yompkins
United States
Howard Otter
Eugene S. Reynal
Oliver Harriman
Nathaniel C.reynal
Anita Tone
Bernard L. Tone
Natalie B. Knowlton
Louise R. Knowlton
Madeleine Knowlton
Fuller Potter
E. N. Potter
Henry Frazer Harris
Percy Pyne
Forbes Morgan
Joseph Burden
Joeph Burden
Edward M. Greene
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Lewis Clark
Grenville Clark
Harry Clark
Europe
Mr. Griswold
le Grand B. Cannon
Wedding of Mark Hyman and Miss Youlse R Baer at Sherry's
The ceremony took place yesterday at 4 PM at Sherry's with Rev. Stephen Wise officiating. The bride, given in marriage by Morris B Baer, wore an Empire gown of liberty satin with point lace, lilies of the valley in her bouquet. Bridesmaids Therese Kuhn and Louiseyman stood beside her as Herbert M Baer served as best man. Ushers included J Alvin Papenheimer Walter B Baer Carl Pritz Ed Friedlander Arthur Wyler and Herbert Strauss. A reception followed and the couple plan a European honeymoon and summer abroad.
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Mark Hyman
Youlse R. Baer
Morris B. Baer
West Eighty-seventh Street
Sherry’s
Stephen Wise
Miss Baer
Therese Kuhn
Louiseyman
Herbert M. Baer
Ride
J. Alvin Papenheimer
Walter B. Baer
Carl Pritz
Ed Friedlander
Arthur Wyler
Herrt Strauss
Bsherry's
Mrs. Baer
Europe
Crocker Thomas Wedding at St Johns Clifton
Samuel E M Crocker son of Mr and Mrs George H Crocker of Fitchburg Massachusetts marries Miss Gladys Evelyn Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Wethered B Thomas of Dongan Hills Long Island in St Johns Church Clifton The bride wears a white satin princesse gown with lace and tulle veil Marjorie Motley is maid of honor with bridesmaids Edith Donald Ruth Danenhower Nancy Whitman All wore pink mull frocks with rose trimmed hats and pink roses Lewin H Thomas brother of the bride serves as best man and ushers include Cracker Richard Miller Shaun elly and David Nichols.
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Samuel E. M. Crocker
George H. Crocker
Fitchburg
Mass
Gladys Evelyn Thomas
Wethered B. Thomas
Dongan Hills
St. John's Church
Clifton
Marjorie Motley
William Henry Motley
Ha Cracker
Richard Miller
Shaunelly
David Nichols
George Ellenberger Weds Miss Caroline Whitman Marvin
George Ellenberger and Miss Caroline Whitman Marvin were married at Flatbush Presbyterian Church last evening. The bride wore white chiffon with lace and a tulle veil. Clergy included her father and Rev Frederic R. Marvin. attendants were Miss Margaret Marvin Ingalls and Miss May Ellenberger. Reception followed at the Marvin home.
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George Ellenberger
Caroline Whitman Marvin
Dwight E. Marvin
Brooklyn
Flatbush Presbyterian Church
Frederic R. Marvin
Albany
Charles Ingalls Marvin
Margaret Marvin Ingalls
Supreme Court
Charles R. Ingalls
Troy
N. Y
May Ellenberger
Dwight W. Marvin
George R. Pettit
Alfred Duncan
Powell Creech
Gilbert Briard
Stern Hays Wed At Delmonico's In City Ceremony
Albert L. Stern and Alma Hays tied the knot at Delmonico's with Rev. Schulman officiating. Isaac M. Hays gave the bride, Edith Stern and Florce Stern among bridesmaids, Simon P. Stern best man, ushers included Harold Hays and Arthur Hays. A Delmonico's reception followed. couple to reside in New York after a bridal tour.
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Albert L. Stern
Alma Hays
Isaac M. Hays
Riverside Drive
Delmonico’s
Schulman
Isaac M. Lee
Edith Stern
Florce Stern
Irma Ever
Rochester
N. Y
Irma Loeb
Simon P. Stern
Harold Hays
Arthur Garfield Hays
Percy Barnett
Whitney Levy
Herbert T. Stern
Simon Lazarus
Frederick Lazarus
Delmonico's
Mrs. Stern
New York
Kate Sokolow and David Harrison Wed at Knapp Mansion
Miss Kate Sokolow daughter of Mr and Mrs I Sokolow of Vernon Avenue Brooklyn married David Harrison yesterday at the Knapp Mansion. The Rev Dr Alexander Lyons officiated.
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Kate Sokolow
Today’s Weddings Highlight New York Fashionable Circles
A flurry of weddings unfolds in New York and Newport. Miss Marian Anthon Fish will wed Albert Zabriskie Gray at St Bartholomew's Church with a small reception at the Fishes' Madison Avenue town house, followed by several family ushers and attendants. Other nuptials include Miss Marjorie Dodd to Henry Noble MacCracken in a quiet house ceremony. the couple plans a June Adriatic honeymoon. Henry Shoemaker and Miss Beatrice Barclay’s relative ties noted, along with Louis S. Treadwell and Miss Josephine Scoville at Grace Church with a Marie Antoinette Hotel reception. Ethel Henoy Cleveland to Arthur Lenssen Jr at Hill Crest Englewood NJ, with a later reception.
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New York
Newport
St. Bartholomew's Church
Marian Anthon Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Clinton Gray
Town House of the Fishes
Seventy-eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Janet Fish
Hamilton Fish
Austin Gray
Miss Fish
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Sidney Webster Fish
Mr. Gray
John Clinton Gray, Jr
Henry G. Gray
Henry Noble MacCracken
Chancellor MacCracken
Miss Dodd
Page
Mr. MacCracken
John H., MacCracken
MacCracken
Europe
Henry Wharton Shoemaker
Henry F. Shoemaker
Alfred Wagstaff
Beatrice Barclay
Sineeaneneeye Penn
The
Ride
Louis S. Treadwell
Josephine Scoville
Grace Church
Marie Antoinette
Hill Crest
Hobart Cleveland
Englewood
N. J
Ethel Henoy Cleveland
Arthur Lenssen, Jr
Dinner at the Ritz Hosts Churchill and West Guests
Capt. Frederick Guest and Mrs. Guest hosted a dinner at the Hotel Ritz in London with guests including Winston Churchill and Mrs. George Cornwallis West. Miss Van Wart held a large ball at the same hotel for American residents in London.
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New York Times Co
London
Frederick, Guest
Guest
Henry C. Phipps
Pittsburg
Hotel Ritz
Winston Churchill
George Cornwallis West
van Wart
Passengers Booked to Sail on White Star Liner Majesty
Among the travelers listed for Southampton aboard the White Star liner Majesty today are Harold N. Baich Colin Cockburn Walter Chrystie Captain C E Daniel Dr and Mrs W H Gill Ferdinand Gottschalk Miss Helen M Kellogg Mr and Mrs Marshall C Lefferts Mr and Mrs Timothy Murray Belmont Tiffany and Miss Ellen D Sharpe.
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Southampton
Majestic
Harold N. Baich
Colin Cockburn
Walter Chrystie
C. E. Daniel
W. H. Gill
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Helen M. Kellogg
Marshall C. Lefferts
Timothy Murray
Belmont Tiffany
Ellen D. Sharpe
Society News of North Carolina and Newport Season Plans
Mr and Mrs Pembroke Jones and Miss Sadie Jones arrive from Arleigh NC to stay several days before Newport season. Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish head to Garrisons for export season. Mrs Fish to host a large Crossways dinner on July 4. Edith Catlin of Morristown NJ sets July 6 for her wedding in St Luke's Church. Anselm to serve as best man. couple to tour world after. Randolph Harry and the Misses Harry depart for North Hatley Canada for summer. Juliet C Lea and John H Hill Jr of Pittsburg to wed June 27 in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs John Thayer on auto trip in Italy, recent Lake Como report. Mrs Almeric Hugh Paget Pau line Whitney and companions on Continental auto tour are at Aix les Bains. Jo E Alexander and Lenox villa renters Clarence Mackay plan autumn return. Mrs Ralph Parr and Miss Sara Boone set to sail for Europe. Mr Parr to join in August. Mr and Mrs Robert Garret of Baltimore sail to Japan. Mr and Mrs Albert Ritchie and Miss Elizabeth Baker have married and journey to Japan on their bridal tour.
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Edith Catlin
Morristown
N. J
Trevor L. Park
Steve Phelps
St. Luke’s Church
Anselm
Georgiana Wilmerding
Therian
Randolph Harry
Elizabeth and
Jonethy Harry
North Hatley
Canada
Juliet C. Lea
John H. Hillman, Jr
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
John Thayer
Italy
Lake Como
Almeric Hugh Paget
Pauline Whitney
Miss Pauncefote
Ghika
Aix-les-Bains
Jo E. Alexander
Lenox
Clarence Mackay
Paris
Ralph Parr
Laura Jenkins
Sara Boone
Europe
Parr
Robert Garret
Baltimore
Japan
Albert Ritchie
Elizabeth Baker
Newest Officer in Twenty-Second Regiment Receives Dinner
Second Lieutenant H. P. Burchell of Company K, the youngest officer, was hosted at Healy's after the regiment drill as they prepare for camp and his rank will be baby commissioned officer. Col. Hotchkin presided with attendees including Col. Lilliendahl Major Murphy Usher Byett Capt Harding and Lieuts Grief Kenny Dieges plus Company K. Guests included President James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union and New York Timers Club members. Remarks included presenting Burchell with a sabre and regimental accoutrements.
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Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
H. P. Burchell
Healy
Col
W. B. Hotchkin
Col. Lilliendahl
Murphy
Usher
Byett
Gould plans five story residence on Fifth Avenue corner
George J. Gould files plans with the Building Department for a five story limestone and granite home at the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Sixty seventh Street. The proposed facade features many windows small balconies and metal railings. The lot measures 45 feet on Fifth Avenue and 113.8 feet on Sixty seventh Street.
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George J. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Toto the French poodle swallows a teddy bear
A New York tale follows Toto Bull a French poodle at 85 West Thirty fifth Street who dies after indigestion from swallowing a teddy bear. The confused chain of misread funeral logistics and baggage room chaos ends with Toto buried in Newport after a delayed transit and a comic police blotter entry.
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Toto
William T. Bull
West Thirty-fifth Street
Newport
All Place
Grand Central Station
Bull
New Haven Railroad
Murph
Murphy
Linb
M. J. Bull
Newa
Marion
Conroy
Baggage Master Block
J. Murphy
East Forty-second Street
East
Stevens
Block
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Adams Express Company
Auto Severs Doctor's Leg In Crashed Car
Cranton June 11 Dr Morgan J Williams suffered a left leg amputation after children moved a car into high gear while unattended The vehicle lurched forward pinning his leg against a telegraph pole and mudguard He remained in critical condition late tonight Williams a longtime prominent local physician.
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Rcranton
Morgan J. Williams
Willams
Williams
Live bear cub wanders Broadway with stylish woman leader
A black Adirondack bear cub accompanies a young woman down Broadway after being led by a silver chain from Times Building to the Hotel Navarre. The crowd follows as the bear nuzzles milk bottles, deflects a terrier, and is kept behind the desk before a planned country trip.
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Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Teddy
Seventh Avenue
Adirondacks
Catskills
Forty-first Street
Yours
Thirty-eighth Street
Hotel Navarre
Bonnie Benbow
Express
Buffalo
Eddie Bald
Miss Benbow
Iss Benbow
Princeton Alumni Day Celebrates Baseball Victory
Princeton hosts alumni day with bonfire around the old cannon, band music, and speeches led by Judge George Gray. President Woodrow Wilson praises the university’s leadership and conservative approach while outlining new initiatives to be explained to supporters. Prof Hibben Judge Stewart John M Frame and Prof Osborn of Columbia also spoke. Osborn noted his class of ’11 pledged 100000 for an alumni dormitory.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
George Gray
United States Circuit Court of
J. A. Hibben
Judge Stewart
John M. Frame
Osborn
Columbia
German Hospital Unveils Free Mechano Therapy Apparatus
The German Hospital and Dispensary opens a new orthopedics ward featuring two dozen steel machines designed to restore motion after injury. Dr. Charles H. Jaeger notes the system aims to reestablish normal function through precise exercises, potentially halving convalescence, with widespread use abroad yet few U.S. public hospitals employing the devices. Beginning Thursday, the orthopedic department will accept patients from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on weekdays.
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America
Anna Ottendorfer
Park Avenue
Seventy-Sixth Street
Charles H. Jaeger
Columbia University
Jaeger
Italy
France
Japan
Belgium
Austria
Russia
Reublic
Chile
Switzerland
Egypt
Holand
China
Sumatra
Siberia
Finland
Greece
Spain
England
Germany
German Hospital
The Chorus Girl Produced in Worcester Theater Debut
A new four act play The Chorus Girl by John Cumberland debuted at the Worcester Theatre before a crowded house. Produced by the Malcolm Williams stock company, Florence Reed, in the title role of Marjorie Denholm, delivered a standout performance.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Chorus Girl
John Cumberland
Worcester Theatre
Malcolm Williams
Calve to Tour Cuba and Mexico Next Year
Emma Calvé will sing in Cuba and Mexico for the first time, beginning October 5 with a tour of this country. She will later visit the Southern nations. Manager John Cort said yesterday that engagements here will likely close in March or April.
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Emma Calvé
Cuba
Mexico
John Cort
Raffle Draw for Actors Fund Fair Auto Slated at Lyceum
The drawing for the automobile raffle at the Actors’ Fund Fair will be held next Friday at 2 PM at the Lyceum Theatre. The raffle was postponed until enough chances sold. The public is invited to attend.
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Actors’ Fair
Actors’ Fund
Lyceum Theatre
Amusement Notes Highlight Local Opera and Theatre Acts
Edith Helena to sing lead in La Traviata at Grand on morrow night supported by Gae tano D Amatos Royal Italian Grand Opera Co. Alice Lloyd to premiere Jardin de Paris on roof of York Theatre next Monday. Adele Ritchie invites Flora or Florence fans to Fascinating Flora matinee Saturday June 15 at Casino. Arthur Byron to perform The Lion and the Mouse at the Tiekesn Theatre next Monday. West Point class graduates stage show June 14 at Herald Square. Max Figman to star in The Man conceiving English rights by Cort. Kaltenborn adds Mondays to Wagnerian evenings at St Nicholas Garden with Kaltenborn and harpist John Cheshire.
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Edith Helena
Gaetano D'Amatos
Royal
Echocigues
Flora
Florence
Arthur Byron
Joh
Lion and the Ouse
She Tiekesn
Eney Solel Tessea Ie Boe
Eaton
West Point
Heral Uare
John Cort
Max Figman
Mr. Cort
Kaltenborn
St. Nicholas Garden
Mr. Kaltenborn
John Cheshire
Death of Clovis Hugues Paris publicist and ex deputy
Clovis Hugues a French ex deputy and publicist died in Paris yesterday after a long illness from asthma and complications. Born in 1851 he left priesthood for journalism and was later elected to the Chamber of Deputies as a member of the Extreme SoL. His wife Mme Hugues was involved in a 1884 gallery killing and was acquitted.
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Paris
Clovis Hugues
Pease
Chamber of Deputies
Sou
Palace of Justice
Mme. Hugues
Mme. Clovis Hugues
Mrs Raymond of Union College Dies in Schenectady
Mrs Andrew Van Vranken Raymond wife of Union College president died today in Schenectady N Y of heart failure She is survived by her husband two sons and a daughter The funeral will be Thursday afternoon The death curtails many commencement festivities as alumni gather from miles away to attend class events quietly
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Andrew van Vranken Raymond
Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
Raymond
Notable Obituaries in Middletown Jersey City and Guatemala
Henry Woodward 68 died in Middletown Conn a thirty third degree Mason with many state board roles. Ferris H Swezey formerly of Brooklyn died in Guatemala age 41 once ran a banana plantation and mahogany business leaves mother Mrs H S Swezey. Theodore Lemmers 89 died at his Jersey City home 89 Van Reipen Ave veteran of two nations served in NY National Guard, survived by two sons one a physician and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woodward
Middletown
Conn
Ferris H. Swezey
Brooklyn
Guatemala
West
Mexico
Central America
Mr. Swezey
H. S. Swezey
Manhattan
Theodore Lemmers
van Reipen Avenue
Jersey City
Germany
New York National Guard
Big Lawn Chess Duel At Columbia University
Columbia University chess enthusiasts hosted a novel outdoor match on South Field against the Faculty Chess Club. The students won in about thirty-five moves using Felix set papier Maché figures on a muslin board, with red pieces defeating blue. The event drew a crowd around the dorms as Otto Brown led the student side to victory and planned annual rematches and evening lantern play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Columbia University Chess Club
Faculty Chess Club
South Field
116Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
H.B. Mitchell
Otto Brown
Columbia
Brown
Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Risfessor
University
Columbia Physicians Dinner Marks Centennial of Charter
About 300 guests attended a Delmonico’s dinner celebrating the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University. President Butler delivered the main toast to Columbia University, with remarks by Samuel Waldron Lambert and George Lockhart Rives among others. The Cartwright Prize went to R M Yerkes for The Physiology of the Senses and the Behavior of the Dancing Mouse. Dr Aked offered a humorous note on American progress in medicine and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Columbia University
Delmonico
Timothy M. Cheesman
Alumni Association
Butler
Samuel Waldron Lambert
College of Physicians and Surgeons
C. Aked
Darlington
Board of Health
George Lock
England
Nile
China
Nassau Transportation Co Advertises A Century Old Soda Brand
Nassau Transportation Co located at 157 East 25th Street promotes Tei 614 Mad. & q. Delatour's Club Soda Ginger Ale Sarema parilla and Lemon Soda as trusted beverages. The ad emphasizes long standing quality and distribution day or night.
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Nassau Transportation Co
East 25Th St
Mad. &Q
Delatour
Married Notices From Brooklyn and New York City
Marriage notices announce Ellenberger and Caroline Whitman wed in Flatbush Brooklyn with Rev. Dwight E M D officiating and George Ellenberger of Brooklyn as groom. Also Tone Griswold wed in Hartsdale on June 11 1907 and Moore Hopping nuptials are recorded in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenberger
Marvin
Flatbush Presbyterian
Brooklyn
Dwight E. M
Frederic Marvin
Caroline Whitman
Dwight E
George Ellenberger
Griswold
Tone
Hartsdale
N. Y
Esther
Bernard W. Tone
Leo Cannon Griswold
Mackenzie
Prebyterian Church
Esther Wreness
William D. Moore
Walter Hopping
New York City
Obituary notices from New York area June 1907 deaths
Multiple brief death notices list individuals such as Ellen Berrien Dr John Hart Mary Hay Theodore Lemmerz Mary J Manson Minna Pollock Margaret Raymond Sarah Remsen Dwight Studwell Ferris Swey Swezey Theodore Wolf Julia Wright and others with funeral details and interment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
Ellen Sr Ada Berrien
Jean Myrith
West
Hart
5Th St
John I
Augusta J. Hart
Hay
New York
Mary A
Henry G. Hay
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lemmerz
Theodore Lemmerz
Theodore H. Lemmerz
Magnot Av
Jersey City
Manson
New Rochelle
Mary J
John T. Manson
Boston
Mass
Chapel of Forest Hnl
Pollock
Minna R. Po
Julius L. Eliiot Haswell Pollock
Raymored
Margaret Morris
A. V. Raymond
D. D
Union
Schenectady
N. Y
Remsen
New York City
Sarah Alsa
Phoenis Remsen
Alfred Wagstaff
Calvary Church
21St St
Shorey
London
England
John Fogg Shorey
Studwell
Brooklyn
Dwight Studwell
Plymouth Church
South Salem
Gran Central Station
Swhzey
City of Guatemala
Ferris Pell Hathaway Swezey
John A
Harriet IL Hathaway Swesey
Chicago
City of Mexico
Wolf
Theodore Wolf
East 88Th St
Julia Speir
Henr Taylor Wright
Gilbert M
Emily D. Sperr
Trinity Chapel
25Th St
Broadway
Woodlawn
Marriage and Death Notices in Major Papers
Notices of marriages and deaths appear in several morning papers upon request with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. The Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Public Ledger are among the papers offering this service.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Deal
Philadelphia Publ Ledger
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L. A. Baer
Sherry’e
Notes of Society
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Hyman
Crocker
Thomas
Rogers Bros
SA Brita CO
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Mi. Eilende
STERN
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Albert Z. Gray— MacCracken-Dodd
Mrs. Guest
Miss van Wart
Social Notes
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Sadie Jones
Arleigh
N. C
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Garrisons
22D
Healy’s
George Gould
Mrs. Bull
Doctor
Castoria
Teddy Bear
Dr. Wilson
Soann Bobosing
Chicago Inter-Ocean
the Sea
Lawrence Mott
Kipling
Baltimore Sun
Harpers Harpers Harpers
Bazar Weekly
John H. Whitson
San Francisco Chronicle
Robert Uis Stevenson
Seley
Mr. Hyde
Sapringfield Union
Little, Brown & Co., Publishers
Columbia Physicians
School of Medicine
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Cheleea
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Speone, L. L