Miss Clark Weds Prof Lancaster in Spring Wedding
The wedding of Prof Henry Carrington Lancaster of Amherst College and Miss Helen Converse Clark took place at Manhattan Congregational Church on a spring theme. Six bridesmaids wore gowns in pink green and yellow with floral accents, and a large reception followed at 45 West End Avenue. The couple will spend summer at a seaside resort after a honeymoon in the Virginia mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carrington Lancaster
Amherst College
Helen Converse Clark
John Bates Clark
Issa Todd
Florence Bees
Anne Moore
Gladis High
Clover Todd
Margaret Overton
Kitty Lancaster
Richmond
James and
William Dunlo
William C. Lancaster
Dabney F. Lancaster
Clarence Bx. Andrews
Charles W. Cobb
Amherst
Clark
West End Avenue
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Lancaster
Vir- Gua Mountains
Lancaster Country Wace
Prof. Lancaster
Seaside Resort
Prof. Clark
California
Hr. Stoddard
H. R. Sieger
Sieger
Mayo Smith
J. M. Dunlop
Allan G. Welllan
Henry Read
Read
W. OP. Trent
Trent
William Spalding
Frederick W. Lyman
John Bassett Moore
Moore
Butler
Columbia
Bulter
KE. R. L. Gould
William Alexander
John W. Alexander
John Wyeth
Wyeth
A. Warton Hepburn
Beulah Hepburn
Hadley
Yale
Talcott Williams
Edward Rodman
BE. W. Lancaster
Nathaniel Lancast
W. C. Lancaster
Burton
Smith
Micklejohn
Seelve
Hampton Wing
Charles Pratt
Arthur Curtiss James
Herbert Lord
Percy S. Grant
Woodbridge
William Carpenter
George R. Lyman
Hart Lyman
Dean Olds
Olds
Emerson
Basil Gildersleeve
Baltimore
Isaac Read
John Riely
R. A. Lancaé
Albert Shaw
Bhaw
Estes-Greble Wedding in Washington DC
Miss Anne Greble daughter of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Edward St. John Greble wed Dr William Lawrence Estes Jr of Philadelphia at St. Thomas Church Washington. The ceremony featured a large gathering with Rev. C Ernest Smith officiating. The bridal party wore lace and satin gowns. escorts included Lieut. Edward St. John Greble and several doctors from New York and Baltimore.
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New York Times
Washington
Anne Greble
Edward St. John Creble
William Lawrence Estes, Jr
Philadelphia
St. Thomas's Church
C. Ernest Smith
D. D
National Capital
Mildred Greble
Jinete Allen
Marcia Estes
Quincy A. Gilmore
Edward St. John Greble
U. S
John Gerster, Jr
Barrett Little
New Yorr
Frank Slaugden
Walter Bal
Jr. Guthrie
Baltimore
Miss Grace Paterson Weds Charles J McKenna in Blessed Sacrament
Grace R Paterson daughter of the late Thomas J Paterson of Brooklyn and Charles J McKenna were married in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Father Luke Grace presided. A reception followed at the Hotel Marie Antoinette with over 600 invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace R. Patterson
Thomas J. Patterson
Brooklyn
New York
Charles J. McKenna
City
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Luke Grace
Niagara University
Marie Antoinette
Regina Patterson
Genevieve Markey
Katharine McKenna
Katharine Butler
Rosa Metzner
Bessie Kennedy
Katharine Carroll
Regina Keily
Miss Mary Somers Weds Calvin Leslie Robinson
Miss Mary Somers daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Francis Somers married Calvin Leslie Robinson son of Elihu E Robinson of St Louis at the Somers home 12 West Ninety sixth Street The Rev Dr Joseph Norris officiated The bride wore crepe meteor with shadow lace and a diamond chain gift from the bridegroom The couple departed for Canada and will reside in St Louis with a reception preceding the honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Somers
Thomas Francis Somers
Calvin Leslie Robinson
Elihu E. Robinson
St. Louis
West Ninetysixth
Joseph Norris
Ethel Benzin
Inez Barrios
Mary Carr
Helen Kennedy
Gladys Moon
Dorothy Somers
James Bemis
W. H. Somers
Thomas F. Somers, Jr
Mr. Kinson
Iva Corwin Wed to James Elms Jr in East Orange
Miss Iva Marguerite Corwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Hamilton S Corwin of Prospect Street married James Cornelius Elms Jr of East Orange at St Pauls Episcopal Church The Rev William P Taylor officiated A reception at the Corwin home followed with attendants Esther Lamb Louise Elms Margaret Ulrich Elsa Heck and best man Rhodes Walter Zallie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
East Orange
N. J
Iva Marguerite Corwin
Hamilton Stewart Corwin
Prospect Street
James Cornelius Elms, Jr
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
William P. Taylor
Esther Lamb
Wyoming
Ohio
Louise Elms
Margaret Ulrich
Buffalo
Elsa Heck
Brooklyn
Katherine Fitch
Rhodes Walter Zallie
St. Louis
Leonard Elms
Edward Corwin
Alfred H. Corwin
Gardner Colby, Jr
Miss Bertha Chapman Weds Rev Reginald Catlin in Brooklyn
Miss Bertha Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry E Chapman of S16 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn married Rev Reginald Woodward Catlin son of Dr and Mrs Arnold A Catlin last evening at St James Episcopal Brooklyn The Rev Dr Sydney C Partridge of Kansas City officiated Attendants included Miss Martha Chapman Miss Nellie Catlin and several Misses Marguerite Welles Grace Broadhurst Helen Nostrand Best man Harold H Smith and ushers Cedric Woodward Starr Gardner Cooper Gordon Schenck Thomas Pratt James Robinson and Thomas Andrews The couple will reside at Tuxedo Park New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Chapman
Henry E. Chapman
S16
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Reginald Woodward Catlin
Arnold A. Catlin
St. James’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Sydney C. Partridge
Kansas City
Martha Chapman
Nellie Catlin
Marguerite Welles
Grace Broadhurst
Helen Nostrand
Harold H. Smith
South Orange
Cedric Woodward
Starr Gardner Cooper
Gordon Schenck
Thomas Pratt
James Robinson
Thomas Andrews
Catlin
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Miss Helen McLean Weds Major Ravenscroft in Paris
The marriage of Miss Helen McLean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McLean of 7 East Seventy-fifth Street and Major Herbert Valentine Ravenscroft of Worcester England will take place today in Holy Trinity Church Paris. The ceremony is private with only family and a few close friends present. The couple plan to spend the summer in England before heading to Khartoum where Major Ravenscroft is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mclean
James McLean
East Seventy-fifth Street
Herbert Valentine Ravenscroft
Worcester
England
Holy Trinity Church
Paris
Major Ravenscroft
Khartoum
New York
Brothers Wed as Each Other's Attendants in Joint Nuptial
In Boonton New Jersey on June 11 two brothers John J. Ginder Jr and Theodore Gin Hees coe Bries tied bonds with their brides. Both grooms served as attendants for the other in a single nuptial mass with no outside attendants.
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New York Times
Boonton
N. J
John J. Ginder, Jr
Theodore Gin- Hees Coe Bries
James
Lady Constance dazzles in Arab garb on European stage
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson arrived aboard the Olympic and explained her plan to dance for living income not notoriety. She wore a brown Arab style robe with sandals and chiffon headpiece while previewing solo dances titled Before Dawn, a barefoot Greek influenced series aimed at education and art. She rejected suffragist ties and noted she is not a stage professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Stewart Richardson
Constance
Holland House
Sherry’s
America
West
South
England
Doctor Norton Weds Nurse in Quiet Baltimore Marriage
Dr Rupert Norton assistant superintendent at Johns Hopkins Hospital slipped away on vacation to New York and quietly married Miss Cecelia Hendrickson of Frederick last Saturday They planned to read a paper in Minneapolis for the American Medical Association then toured Atlantic City and New York before returning to Baltimore Norton a son of the late Charles Eliot Norton Harvard professor is linked to the Harvard presidency Emeritus Eliot Norton was a Boston family member Mrs Hendrickson is the daughter of a prominent Frederick business man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Rupert Norton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New York
Cecelia Hendrickson
Frederick
Minneapolis
Atlantic City
New Island States
Dr. Norton
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard University
Boston
Eliot
Harvard
Norton
Miss Hendrickson
Johns Hopkins Training School For Nurses
Busch to Wed Divorcee
Adolphus Busch 3d, grandson of Adolphus Busch the brewer, will marry Flor ence Parker Lambert the divorced wife of Marion L. J. Lambert. Engagement announced as the Busches sail for Europe. He is 22, she about 38 with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
aAdolphus Busch 3d
Adolphus Busch
Florence Parker Lambert
Marion L. J. Lambert
Young Busch
New York
Germany
Busch
Busch Place
Ethel Kelly
Lambert
Miss Nolte Weds H N Oetjen in Immanuel Church
Miss Mabel Frances Nolte daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Nolte of 301 West Sixty eighth Street married Henry Norman Oetjen at Immanuel Lutheran Church on Eighty eighth Street and Lexington Avenue. The Rev William Schoenfeld officiated. A reception and dance followed at the Hotel McAlpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolte
H. N. Oetjen
Mabel Frances Nolte
Charles H. Nolte
West Sixty-eighth Street
Henry Norman
Oetjen
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Eightyeighth Street
Lexington Avenue
William Schoenfeld
Mae Muller
Bessie Spear
Anna Maas
Katherine Kues
Gertrude Creamer
Madeline Kues
Ae Delker
Frederick Oetjen
Frederick W. Nolte
Charles 5. Worth
George A
Frank A. Kues
McAlpin
Miss Edna Marston Weds Oscar Burke in New York
The wedding of Oscar Meech Burke and Edna Marston took place at St. Bartholomew's Church New York with a choral service and rose decorations. Rev Sidney Ussher officiated. Attendants wore blue and pink gowns and carries lilies of the valley and white orchids. A reception followed at 22 East Fifty sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Meech Burke
Frank G. Burke
Edna Marston
Edwin S., Marston
New York
St. Bartholomew's Church
Sidney Ussher
Marston
Russell Marston
Fank Lichtenhein
Celeste Thierot
South Orange
Dorothy Guyon
Brooklyn
Leslie Mackintosh
New Rochelle
Martha Burke
Mr. Burke
Frank G. Burke, Jr
Nevett Steele
George B. Turrell
Andrew Fulton
Richmond Lovering
Harmon Cruickshank
Clarence Alcott
Raoul Fleischmann
East Fifty-sixth Street
Montclair Nuptials Tie Olive Banks to William Bennett
Miss Olive Maude Banks daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Banks and William Bennett of Montclair were wed at the bride’s parents home in Montclair. Rev Dr Orville Reed officiated with Helen Banks as maid of honor and Harry Bennett as best man. About a hundred guests attended the reception afterward.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Olive Maude Banks
James H. Banks
Portland Place
William Bennett
Orville Reed
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Helen Banks
Ritterman Marks Wedding Planned for June 30
Miss Goldie Marks daughter of Mrs. Bessie E. Marks and Irving J. Ritterman son of Mr. and Mrs. M I Ritterman of this city will wed at the Hotel Sherman Square on June 30. Rev Edward Lissman to officiate with Pauline Ritterman maid of honor and Mrs Arthur Selig matron of honor. Jeanette and Lucile Ritterman to be flower girls and Joseph E Steinberg best man. The couple will honeymoon with a Great Lakes tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Steinberg
Great Lakes
Ellen Olena Marries Dr Albert Stevenson in Brooklyn
Miss Ellen Sampson Olena daughter of Mr and Mrs Theophilus D Olena wed Dr Albert Henry Stevenson last evening at Chateau du Parc Brooklyn The Rev Dr N Mc Gee Waters officiated Maid of honor Meribah West Allaire flower girl Margaret Agnes Clark Best man Charles Montague Clark Ushers Harold Olena Alfred Olena Edwin Wells Francis Wells The couple will sail Saturday for a honeymoon abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Sampson Olena
Theophilus D. Olena
Albert Henry Stevenson
Chateau du Parc
Brooklyn
N. McGee Waters
Meribah West Allaire
Margaret Agnes Clark
Charles Montague Clark
Harold Olena
Alfred Olena
Edwin Wells
Francis Wells
Miss Alice Pryer Weds Adrian War ing at Larchmont Home
Miss Alice de Creve coeur Pryer and Adrian Duncan Waring wed at 4 pm yesterday at the Pryer home in Larchmont New York. Mourning attendance limited to relatives and close friends. The bride wore trimmed princess lace with a tulle veil held by orange blossoms and lilies of the valley. Matron of honor was Mrs Harold C Pryor in pale yellow crepe de chine with lavender veil. Best man was Frank Longley of Debs Ferry. After a brief bridal trip the couple will return to Larchmont for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice de Crevecoeur Pryer
Adrian Duncan Waring
Charles Pryer
Larchmont
N. Y
Harold C. Pryor
Frank Longley
Debs Ferry
Putnam Weds Miss Faber in Riverside Drive Ceremony
Miss Margaret Louise Faber daughter of Mr and Mrs Lothar W Faber married Brock Putnam son of Mr and Mrs Irving Putnam yesterday afternoon at 5 oclock at the bride’s home 335 Riverside Drive Rev Henry S Cobb officiated in a small family gathering Miss Gladys Brown was maid of honor Sidney Putnam served as best man Afterward the couple left for Canada on their honeymoon and plan California residency later in summer Mr Putnam is connected with a sugar business near Encremente. his father is with G P Putnam’s Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Faber
Lothar’ W. Faber
Brock Putnam
Irving Putnam
Riverside Drive
Henry S. Cobb
Gladys Brown
Sidney Putnam
Putnam
Canada
California
Encremente
G. P. Putnam
Chesebrough and Hickey wed in Brooklyn ceremony
Charles Gordon Chesebrough of St. John's Place Brooklyn married Edna Marie Hickey of 569 Seventh Street Brooklyn yesterday at 11 at the Church of St Savior rectory on Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street. Rev Father McKenna officiated the ceremony assisted by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gordon Chesebrough
St. John's Place
Brooklyn
Edna Marie Hickey
Seventh Street
Church of St Savior
Eighth Avenue
Sixth Street
Father McKenna
Army Officer W. E. Morrison Weds Audrey Hall At City Church
Lieut. W E Morrison of the Seventh United States Infantry now stationed at West Point married Miss Audrey Hall of Stamford Conn last Saturday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest 551 Fifth Avenue The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr A C Monk assistant rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morrison
Seventh United States Infantry
Military Academy
West Point
Audrey Hall
A. C. Hall
Stamford
Conn
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
A. C. Monk
Miss Ruth Brabson Weds Lieut William Overton at St James
Miss Ruth Inman Brabson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brabson Greeneville Tennessee married Lieut William Wallace Overton US Army of Fort Meyer Virginia yesterday afternoon at St James Church Greeneville. Lieut Overton son of Mr and Mrs Winfield Scott Overton Whitestone L I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Inman Brabson
John Brabson
Greeneville
Tenn
Willliam Wallace Overton
Fort Meyer
St. James Church
Lieut
Overton
Winfield Scott Overton
Whitestone, L. I
Marriage of Evelyn McGivney to Robert King at Loyola Chapel
Miss Evelyn Eugenie McGivney daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen McGivney of 789 West End Avenue will wed Robert Nicholas King today at 11 in Loyola Chapel on Eighty third Street and Park Avenue Rev David W Hearn rector will officiate with Rev Thomas J McCluskey Fordham University president assisting A reception will follow at the bride’s parents’ home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Eugenie McGivney
Owen McGivney
West End Avenue
Robert Nicholas King
Loyola
Funds to house Morgan art additions authorized
The Corporate Stock Budget Committee recommends issuing $750,000 in corporate stock to fund additions to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to house the Morgan art treasures. The Board of Estimate is expected to approve the plan today as most members favor construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Morgan
Board of Estimate
Amusement Notes Preview of Snark Cruise Events
Martin Johnson accompanies Jack London on the Snark cruise near Sea Islands. A film and stereopticon show under Thea criterion will be shown for a Children’s Fund party at the Maine Monument in Columbus Circle. Applications due by July 4. Helen Rolland, original Mytyl in The Blue Bird, dies aged 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Johnson
Jack London
Sea Islands
Pat
Criterion
A. Ee Owends
E & Children’s Fund
Maine Monument
Columbus Circle
Helen Rolland
Mytyl
Bluebird
Radin
Hic
Teem
Watermark Key to a Will Contest in Tennessee Probate
The Tennessee case challenges a $1,000,000 bequest over a will filed for probate in Shelby County. The dispute centers on the paper watermark Regent Linen from Southworth Mill, claimed genuine by Remington officials but questioned as a possible counterfeit. The will shows F. Bruce Garrett of Memphis as heir and $250,000 share, with Mittineague Massachusetts paper mill records to decide authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth Paper
Mittineague
Mass
F. Bruce Garrett
Memphis
Qin Cloth
Shelby County
Tenn
W. S. & B. Regent Linen
atermere ne — popes _ ent
Cko Amans Benedict
Jechie Butler
Remington, Typewriter Company
Broadway
Wickett, Seamans & Benedict
Butler
Regent Linen
Regent Linen W., S. & B
Garrett
Southworth
Remington Typewriter
Cloth
John M. Shaller
Denver
Herman Cloth
Mr. Garrett
Miles S. Buckinham
State of
Tennessee
Evelyn Thaw Performs Tango in London Revue
Mrs. Harry Thaw appeared at the London Hippodrome in the revue Hullo Ragtime. She danced a daring Tango with Jack Clifford and was well received by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Hippodrome
New York Times
London
Harry Thaw
Jack Clifford
Wilsons to occupy Cornish White House by June twenty eighth
Word from Washington says Harlakenden Hall in Cornish New Hampshire will be ready for President Wilson Mrs Wilson and their daughters by June 28. The family plans to stay at the Summer White House until after July 4 with the house renovated and a housekeeper taking charge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Washington
Harlakenden Hall
White House
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Social Notes Overview of Weddings and Arrivals
Mrs Harry S Lehr arrives from Europe and stays at the St Regis. Miss Edwina White Sewell weds Gregory Van S McLoughlin today in Rye Episcopal Church with a reception at Eastover. Mr and Mrs James A Stillman linger at the Plaza as the Dalls sail for Europe. May Pauline Sutro weds Hans S Rothschild today at Port Chester. Several families gather at hotels including Gotham and Vanderbilt for society events and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Lehr
Europe
St. Regis
Edwina Whitehouse
Cornelius van Vorst Sewell
Gregory van S. McLoughlin
Episcopal Church
Rye
N. Y
Eastover
Npwft
James A. Stillman
Plaza
Rose Garden
Robert K. Burton
Millbrook
Gotham
Phillips Ashton Rollins
Croton-on-Hudson
Loraine Vv
Ludwig Bieringer
Baden
Germany
W. Strother Jones
Louis Starr, Jr
Bernardsville
N. J
Vanderbilt
Donald McKessen
McKesson
Catherine Lawrence
The Purple Road Moves From Liberty Theatre This Week
Arrangements were made to transfer The Purple Road from the Liberty Theatre to the ring on Monday night. The Gilbert and Sullivan Company plans a New York engagement. The company will perform in San Francisco this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purple Road
Liberty Theatre
New York
Gilbert and Sullivan Company
Peganeen
Cngine
Viepany
San Francisco
Ocean Travelers Booked For Transatlantic Sailings
A list of passengers booked on today and yesterday’s arrivals on transatlantic liners includes SAXONTA from Naples and PROVENCE from Havre with many named travelers. The OLYMPIC from Southampton and BERLIN from Naples reported numerous passengers, among them professors, doctors, and families, awaiting embarkation or recent arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonta
Naples
J. Alex
Nirsi Anderson
W. Beerer
Cee Cord
Th. Berk
Stebbins
L. Underwood
J. R. Weeks
Provence
Havre
M. L. Andre
R. Chase
F. N.dowling
Mra
Liverpool
Blanche Adams
J. Sharer
Louis Allard
J. S. Allen
Richard Benpert
F . Arthur H
Douglas
W. Campire
Samuel
Ss. B. Well
F. A. Chase
R. T. Crane
R. de Cordova
Peter Duryea
J. A. Flynn
A. Garfield
G. P. Grove
Hale Hamilton
A. V. Hayne
J. W. Knowles
Charles Lanier
Alfred O. Larkin
Bishop Kennedy Too Late For Mother's Death
Bishop Thomas F. Kennedy rector of the American College in Rome was en route to America when he learned by wireless of his mother Mrs Maria Kennedy’s death at her home near Philadelphia. His father had died five weeks earlier after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Kennedy
American College
Rome
America
Here
Maria Kennedy
Wilhelm SI
Cherbourg
Dr Briggs Funeral at Grace Church in New York
The funeral of Dr Charles Augustus Briggs was held at 10 30 AM yesterday at Grace Church 800 Broadway conducted by Bishop Greer assisted by Rev Charles L Slattery Large clergy attendance honorary pallbearers from Union Theological Seminary Board and Faculty NY Presbytery names include Kingsley Low Coffin Dodges and Hoadley After services the body was taken to Union Hill for cremation with interment in Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Augustus Briggs
Grace Church
Broadway
Greer
Charles L. Slattery
Union Theological Seminary
William H. Kingsley
Seth Low
D. Hunter McAlpin
David R. Fraser
A. H. Evans
H Henry van Dyke
Ries R. Gillette
Arthur C. McGiffert
Charles P. Fagnani
Henry Sloane Coffin
New York Presbyce
New York Presbyce. “ the Pre Cerens Poace v. Jesse F. Forhes, Rede I Booth
Charles Scribner
Cleveland H. Dodge
James H. Hoadley
George Clay
John J. Moorhead
Samuel A. Brown
Union Hill
Greenwood Cemetery
Death notices of multiple 20th-century figures and locals
A batch of obituary notices records deaths across the United States. Rebecca Dennis Wylie, age 101, dies in Bloomington Indiana, widow of Indiana University VP Theophilus A. Wylie. Also listed are Susan Peters Chase of Boston, Amanda Tousley of Syracuse, and executives William R. Whitehead, W. D. McMillan, William Marsh, John J. O Keeffe, Frederick Ross, Patrick F. Gardner, Edward McMenemy, Patrick T. Quinn, George H. Washington, William Holmes, Art M. Tait, and others with home towns including Trenton Jersey City Brooklyn Menominee and Montclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Dennis Wylie
Saguer
Bloomington
Ind
Theophilus A. Wylie
Indiana University
Susan Peters Chase
William Howard Chase
Engineer Corps
Boston
Mass
Chase
Commodore Williams. Hudson
John S. Isaacs
Amanda Tousey
East Forty-six Street
Syracuse
William R. Whitehead
Mercer Pottery Company
Trenton
N. J
W. D. McMillan
New England
The
Standard Oine
Cambridge
William Marsh
East Thirty-fourth Street
Brooklyn
John J. O'Keefe
James Reilly Sons Corporation
Glenmore Avenue
Frederick Ross
Jersey City
Boonton
Barrow Street
Fegan
Patrick F. Gardner
Richard Wolcott Association
Pioneer Street
Edward McMenemy
Department of Bridges
Concord Street
Patrick T. Quinn
Ian Sowers
S George H. Washington
T Caenea
Voutere
Ole Wazrh
William Holmes
Menominee
Mich
Nemes Cota
Art M. Tait
Edurne
Gait Creed
Tmclair
Idland Avenue
Mont- Et Tage
Gma
Death of 6 year old at 355 Macon Street Brooklyn
William and Bourdette report the death of a child aged six and a half at the family home 355 Macon Street Brooklyn. The notice indicates an obituary insertion for The New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Street
Brooklyn
William & Bourdette
Pruzán Announces Birth of Daughter
June ae Weeee Seeneiins Av reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pruzán.
Interchurch and nuptial notices from early 1913
Fragmented itemized notices list marriages and engagements across New York City Albany Jersey City and Newark. Entries mention couples such as Audrey B Hall and J W Morrison and names like Rev Henry B Do and Rev Percy Grant with dates in June 1913. The scattered text references church ceremonies and personal unions in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Giaon
Audrey B. Hall
J. W. EB. Morrison
Jersey City
Newark
Death notices of June 10 1913 listing multiple obituaries
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices for June 10 1913 across New York and New Jersey. Included are names such as Cath erine Morton Budden Susan Peters Grant Hadley Har ing Kimball Kohanyi Kraus Lalor Levinson Osenkop Pierson Quinn Reilly Smith Thomas TROUP and Travie, with burial details at Sea locations like Verona Parish Church, Forest Hills, Greenwood Cemetery, and Woodlawn, plus service times and burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modore
William L. Hudson
U. S&s
Nevy
John P. Isaace
Forest Hills Chapel
Masa
Gladwin
Verona
M Grant
Bessie H Grant
John Hope
Itha Anna Grant
London
England
Hadley
Washington
John 8
Mary K. Hadley
Haring
Harriet Angie Ketchim
John J. Haring
Magnolia Av
Senate
N. J
Priday
Montclair
Abel Parker
Clifford W. Hopkins
Joseph E. Parker
Grove Terrace
Greenwood Cemetery
Kimball
la & Porter
Charles Charles Kimball
All Saints' Memorial Church
Lakewood
Central Ra
N J
Liberty
Kohanyi
Tihamee
Stephen Merritt
19Th St
Hungary
Kraus
Henry
Bad Kessingen
Germany
Shake
Bronx
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ee Av
Lalor
Pleasant
Calvary
Levinson
Sarah Levinson
Somers Brooklyn
Lock Wood
Ftehie
George Lockwood
lMith St
Amsterdam
M. McCaulley
Kate Dunlevy
William McCaulley
Harry B
West 49Th St
Waletee
Newell
Elizabeth F
Russell M
Adeline M. Newell
104Th St
Anna
Otto H. Osenkop
Pierson
Sarah A. Biauval
Joseph Cg Yee
Summit
Hoboken
Mquinn
Bridget Quinn
Catherine Inn
East 70Th St
St. Vincent Ferrer's Arch
Lexington
Reilly
Geraldine F
Thomas F
Agnes Fitzgerald Reilly
56Th St
Smith
Mary V. Stetson
Horace H. Smith
146Th York
Thomas
Frank Campbell
Automobile Cortege
Toushy
Syracuse
Travie
White Plains
John J Travia
Funera
Enrwice
Funeral notices abound in Brooklyn area listings
The list records numerous obituary notices and funeral arrangements for residents in Brooklyn and nearby areas. Names include Mercedes Sanchez Ellen Donnelly Julia Twiss Thomas Walsh Margaret Courtney Jeremiah Donovan Charlotte Frankel Henry Hoffmann Domenica Avella Julius Snyder Robert Reilly and many others with addresses across Newark Hoboken Long Island City and Westchester. Many entries mark June dates and private or upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
J. Loste
Willasa
R. Fenn
Campfield
Mary
Walnut Newark
Morrow
Courtney
Margaret
St. City
Donovan
Jeremiah J
Plum St
Sarah B
Charlotte
Grongig
Kopaloff
Mark
Mercer
City
T Bowers
Jersey
Long Island
Brady John In Memoriam
Brady John late Newark New Jersey is remembered today with funeral rites and hometown tribute. Duffy Anna also remembered in Newark with a family service and local honors reflected in the obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
John
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