Miss Sutro Weds Under Rose Arbor
The Port Chester ceremony unites Miss May Pauline Sutro daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Sutro and Hans S Rothschild at Edgecrest. The outdoor wedding included Miss Earth Sutro and Miss Gretel Rothschild as attendants with reception for about 200. They leave for Canada and plan New York residency in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Chester
W. Y
May Pauline Sutro
Gughter
Richard Sutro
Hans
Rothschild
Edgecrest
Charles KE. Brugler
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Port Chbeter
Earth Sutro
Gretel Rothschild
Europe
Edith Lucile Mayer
Miss Sutro
Miss Rothschild
Killarney
Henry Sondheimer
O York
Poryeeter
Canada
New York
Quiet City Weddings Fill a Summer of Honeymoon Plans
The Rev. Alfred E. a of the Marbie Collegiate Church assisted by Rev. Dr. L. Mason Clark officiated at a small ceremony in the city with only relatives and close friends present. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and reside in Auburn, N Y. Exsie Van Praag and Herbert Hirschler wed at 204 West 110th Street, planning Atlantic City and Berkshires Honeymoon and a return to Hotel Marseilles. Ainsley Cornell Oakley and Mary Cummings Halsey married at St Bartholomew's Church with a quiet ceremony and no attendants. They will live at 101 West Seventy-second Street after a several-week honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. A
Marbie Collegiate Church
L. Mason Clark
Canada
Auburn
Exsie van Praag
John van Praag
New York
Herbert Hirschler
West 110Th Street
Atlantic City
Berkshires
Marseilles
Ainsley Cornell Oakley
John A. Oakley
Mr. Oakley
Mary Cummings Halsey
John H. Halsey
Harriett Halsey
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Sidney N. Uesher
Missan
Mrs. Oakley
West Seventy-second Street
Miss Carol Mathews Engaged to Dr Edward Stillwell
Mr and Mrs Randal B Mathews of Oradell New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Evelyn Mathews to Dr Edward Courtenay Stillwell of Glen Ridge New Jersey son of Mrs H L Stillwell and the late Charles Stillwell of East Orange New Jersey He is a University of Pennsylvania graduate class of 1910 No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mathews
Randal B. Mathews
Oradell
N. J
Carol Evelyn Mathews
Edward Courtenay Stillwell
Glen Ridge
H. L. Stillwell
Charles Stillwell
East Orange
University of Pennsylvania
Lauretta Havens Engaged to Harold Parish
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Havens of 664 West 179th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Lauretta Havens to Harold F. Parish of 893 Lincoln Place Brooklyn. Wedding date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Havens
James H. Havens
West 179Th Street
Miss Lauretta Havens
Harold F. Parish
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Diplomat Attends Wedding of Miss Tarler and Archibald MacBain
The wedding of Miss Lillian Tarler to Archibald Cowan MacBain is set for Wednesday June 18 at noon at 239 West 113th Street. Only immediate family and a few friends will witness the ceremony. The bride’s brother G Cornell Tarler, secretary of the American Embassy at Constantinople, is in town for the event and will sail soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Tarler
Archibald Cowan MacBain
West 113Th Street
G. Cornell Tarler
Constantinople
Social notes from New York society bustle and travel
Mrs Henry Hollister stays at the Plaza in Julip. Edith and Alice Pine sail tomorrow on the President Lincoln. Mrs Taft heads to Aix until July then tours Europe. A Baltusrol Golf Club dance hosts about 150 guests. Notables relocate to Murray Bay and Lexington Avenue. The Cosmopolitan Club secures two houses. Quiet Grace Church Chantry service for Miss Helen Coster. Carnegie, Forbes, Stearns, Pratt households travel and reside in Gotham, Roxbury, Lake Mahopac, and Maine regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Hollister
Julip, L
Plaza
Edith
Alice Pine
John B. Pine
Europe
Lincoln
Henry Waters Taft
Aix
Taft
New York
Baltusrol Golf Club
Lawrence Breese
Julia Fish
Murray Bay
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
G. Louis Boissevain
James Bliss Townsend
Lexington Avenue
Cosmopolitan Club
Helen Coster
Charles H. Coster
East Thirty-seventh Street
Sumner Gerard
Grace Church Chantry
George L. Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Hotel Gotham
Theodore F. Forbes
Roxbury, Conn
Eckley H. Stearns
Gotham
Augustus Pratt
Garden Iy
Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Maine
Hungarian Government Invites Opera Notables for Bank Ban
Budapest invites Giulio Gatti Casazza Alfred Hertz Adel Gadski and others to visit before returning to America to attend a gala Budapest production of Bank Ban. If favorably received the Metropolitan may stage the Hungarian opera as a major season novelty with an official delegation to attend the New York premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
Metroriil2gm Opera
New York
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Alfred Hertz
Mme. Gadski
Mme. Fremstad
Arturo Toscanini
Europe
Budapest
America
M. Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan
Hunrian
Hungary
Alexander Konta
Gatti-Casazza
Hammerstein Denies Buying Philadelphia Opera House Site
Oscar Hammerstein writes H J Koehler denying plans to buy the Jayne mansion at Nineteenth and Chestnut for an opera house. He cites misinterpretations of his finances and says he would not erect a large house for charity while leaving other options open. It had been rumored he would sponsor opera in Philadelphia again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
H. J. Koehler
Koehler
Jayne
Nineteenth and
Chestnut Streets
Hammerstein
New York
Amusement Notes: Paris to London Stage Plans
Louis Massen sails Saturday for London to stage ears of Discretion. David Belasco and Charles Frohman will jointly produce there in September. Nance Gwyn resigns from Mount Oesaree stock company to take a role in a new play now rehearsing. he has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Massen Salls
Minneapolis
London
David Belasco
Charlies Frohman
Nance Gwyn
Mount Oesaree
Illinois Women Win Suffrage Vote in Illinois
Grace W Ilbr Trout recounts the Illinois suffrage campaign led by Mrs Sherman M Booth and Mrs Antoinette Funk. They tell of focused personal lobbying over months, avoiding mass leaflets or hearings, and winning support from Democrats Republicans Socialists and wets and drys alike for the passage of the bill. The effort frames the victory as a broader equal suffrage milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Sherman M. Booth
Antoinette Funk
Chio
Wll
Middle West
Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
Scott
Medill
McCormick
Fiten
Madsen
Elizabeth K. Booth
Chicago
Howard
Chicago marks suffrage victory with city welcome
Chicago will celebrate the Illinois Legislature’s suffrage victory with a morning train arrival for four lobbyists at Union Station. About 3000 women, bands, and supporters plan a downtown tour and a large mass meeting. The event aims to honor Ellen Westholm and mark broader political engagement by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Illinois
Senate
House of Representatives
Springfield
Mae Wilbur Trout
Medill McCormick
Elizabeth K. Booth
Antoinette Junk
Chicago & Alton Road
Florence Gill
George Bass
George U. S. Welles
Charlotte Rhodus
Harriet Taylor Treadwell
Gill
Mississippi
Union Station
Mayorarrison
Ellen Westholm
Seele Avenue
Westholm
United States
Sweden
United States District Court For Naturalization
Harrison
A. A. McCormick
Sailing for Europe from Philadelphia list of passengers
The Philadelphia lists passengers sailing today to Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg aboard the Philadelphia. Names include J. M. Austin John Barbery Mr and Mrs George Bliss Miss C A Bond J R Bouman Gen McCorky Butt Miss Emily Butt Dr P Conway W D Crane Miss Lenora Evans Miss J Everding Miss Muriel Graeme Mr and Mrs W R Hunter Miss Edith Hunter B W Kk R W Merrell Miss Sylvia Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Philadelphia
J. M. Austin
John Barbery
George Bliss
C. A. Bond
J. R. Bouman
Gen. McCorky Butt
Emily Butt
P. Conway
W. D. Crane
Lenora Evans
J. @. Everding
Muriel Greame
W. R. Hunter
Edith Hunter
Harmony Club Dance and Supper at Hotel
Harmony Club announces a dance and supper Monday evening June 23 at the hotel. Guests are invited to enjoy an evening of music and refreshments in a social event hosted by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Lord FitzGerald Weds Actress May Etheridge at Wandsworth
Lord Edward FitzGerald married musical comedy actress May Etheridge by special license at Wandsworth Town Hall Registry Office. The couple tried to keep the ceremony secret, with the bride entering alone and the couple fleeing in a taxicab after a crowd gathered outside. News spread after the engagement had been publicly announced was denied as unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Miss Etheridge
Marconi
New York Times
London
Lord Edward FitzGerald
May Etheridge
Wandsworth Townhall Registry
Edward Fitzgerald
Two Titled Weddings In London Churches
The Hon George Crichton son of the Earl of Erne wed Lady Mary Dawson daughter of the Earl and Countess of Dartrey at St Peter s Church Eaton Square. The bridegroom received several royal wedding gifts. Sir Harry Stapleton Mainwaring married at St Margaret s Westminster to General Alma Williams Bulkeley daughter of Sir Richard and Lady Magdalen Williams Bulkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Peter's Church
Eaton Square
George Crichton
Earl of Erne
Mary Dawson
Earl
Countess of Dartrey
Harry Stapleton Mainwaring
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
Generil Alma Williams Bulkeley
Richard
Magdalen Williams Bulkeley
Advertising Leaders Honor George Coleman at Baltimore Ball
A reception and ball in Baltimore honored George Coleman of Boston retiring as President of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Awards included the Dallas Ladies Prize to Waterloo Iowa’s Town Criers Club, the Seattle Indian totem pole gift from the Seattle delegation, and the Print ers Ink Silver Cup to New York’s Advertising League for best use of opportunities. The convention condemned middlemen who cut prices and pledged to lobby state legislatures and Congress against such legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
George Coleman
Boston
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Advertising League of New York
Printers’ Ink Silver Cup
Advertising League of
New York
Class Advertising Club of
San Francisco
Seattle
Baltimore Club
State
Congress
Chicago Jews form Vigilance Association to curb stage caricatures
More than 200 men and women from Chicago and suburbs formed a Vigilance Association at the Hotel Sherman to protest coarse Jewish caricatures on the stage. The meeting named Judge Hugo Pam Rabbi Tobias Schonfarber and others as supporters and urged concerted action to abolish such depictions on American stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Sherman
Vigilance Association
Hugo Pam
Tobias Schonfarber
Emanuel Mandel
Joseph Fish
Ernest Freund
Adolf Kraus
Jacob M. Loeb
A. J. Sabath
Fete for St Faiths House at Dunham Residence
A fundraising fete champetre will be held tomorrow at Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Dunham’s Irv ington-on-Hudson home to aid St. Faith’s House in Tarrytown New York established 1898 to shelter train and educate girls in need. Notables and patrons listed include Mrs Carroll Dunham Mrs Mel chair Beltzhoover Mrs Roswell Skeel Jr Mrs W Asher Parsons Mrs Edwin Gould Miss Virginia Orton Mrs Edwin H Mairs and other benefactors. Music at 3 45 and dancing 5 to 7 feature the event with voluntary support fromlocal sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Faith's House
Tarrytown
N. Y
Carroll Dunham
Irvington-on-Hudson
Melchair Beltzhoover
Roswell Skeel, Jr
W. Asher Parsons
Edwin Gould
Virginia Orton
Edwin H. Mairs
St. Faith’s House
En Arenes
Ee Ohn
B. Calvert
E. If. Dwight
Emmott Peterson
John D Rockefelier
William Roerenen Oat
J. “BhePa
Seep Schuyler
Henry Whitehouse
New York Electrical Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Woolworth Building yesterday the New York Electrical Society held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. H Ey was named President, A Lawton Ulitz as Vice President, and George Warther as Secretary, with Henry J. Hoel among the officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Society
The
New York Electrical Society
Woolworth Building
H. Ey
Presser
Mrs Emeline Wall Passaic Widow Dies Aged Ninety
Mrs Emeline Wall of Paterson Paterson widow of Ste H Wall died today at her West Street home in her ninetieth year area. She was the citys largest individual taxpayer and her estate is valued nearly $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Wall
New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Paterson
West Street
Ste H. Wall
Propa
Market
Main
Broadway
West Streets
Bettman
Hugo Schumann Referred to as Former Figure at 70
Hugo Schumann, age 70, identified as a former figure in local circles. Authorities or associates have not released further details about his past roles or current status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Schumann
Haslett Divorces Cabaret Singer After Quick Marriage
William P. Haslett, head of Natural Spearmint Gum, obtained an interlocutory divorce from Eva Douglas Haslett in Queens Supreme Court. The couple wed on February 21 after a brief courtship, then allegedly found Mrs. Haslett with another man on March 10 in a hotel in New Jersey. Alimony awarded was $7.50 weekly with $7.50 counsel fees. the wife’s separate action for separation was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Haslett
West Seventy-fifth Street
Natural Spearmint Chewing Gum Company
Justice Crane
Supreme Court of
Queens County
Long Island City
Eva Douglas Haslett
Haslett
Miss Douglas
Roscoe C. Peck
Alton B. Parker
Broadway
Noted NY financial official Maurice Muhleman dies at 61
Maurice L. Muhleman longtime Deputy Assistant United States Treasurer in New York from 1888 to 1901 died yesterday at his Bronxville residence after a two month illness. He was 61. Muhleman held a Master of Law and was a recognized writer on financial subjects. He belonged to the New York Chamber of Commerce Political Science Club New York Historical Society National Geographic Society and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice L. Muhleman
United States
New York
Bronxville
Muhlieman Wee Oe Ee
New York Chamber of Commerce
Political Sciences Club
New York Historical Iety
National Geological Society
Brooklyn Lawyer Maurice Propping Dies at 54
Maurice F. Propping a Brooklyn lawyer long tied to Moffat and Kramer died at his home 35A Kossuth Place Williamsburg at age 54. His mother Mrs Wise Proping died less than a day earlier in her eighty fourth year. their adjoining rooms kept him unaware of her death until after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice F. Propping
Brooklyn
Moffat & Kramer
Kossuth Place
Williamsburg
Wise Proping
Obituary notices list multiple deaths across New York area
A cluttered obituary column reports the deaths of Elizabeth J Wright Francis Dowd Samuel Kleinmann Theodore Frank Gladwin Edward Hiscock O'Connor Reece Clarkson Sarah Provost James Boyle Susan Peters Chase John Mos and others. Entries include ages addresses and affiliations with churches banks clubs and military units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Wright
J. Hood Wright
Fort Washington Avenue
Theodore Frank Gladwin
Faulkner
8 & Co
Crown
N. J
New York
Chicago
Edward Hiscock O'Connor
Greenwich Savings Bank
St. James Place
Brooklyn
Twenty-third Regiment
Crescent Athletic Club
Reece W. Clarkson
Frederick W. Clarkson
Frederick A. Clarkson
Cavanbine Street
Denver
the Cove
Oyster Bay
L. I
Long Island College Hospital
James Boyle
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Pittsfield
Mass
Susan Peters Chase
William Howard Chase
Te Engineer Corps
William L. Hudson
Boston
John Mos
Claremont Avenue
Bridge
Camue
R. O Dunea
Toronto
Sac
Warrap Coy
Ns Jeegia Togate O Arre UN Res Yeaterday From Beualied
Sane
Belmar
California
Brewer
San Francisco
Farrar
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices of marriages and deaths ready for NYT insertion are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The message workflow indicates prompt handling for timely publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages and engagements across New York and New Jersey
A mixed set of social notices lists numerous June 1913 marriages and engagements. Names include Ravenscroft, Clapp, Keasbey, Catlin Chapman, Shaw Larigan, Wichert, Crosby, Fassett Sheffield, Reilly Hoelzel Kohler, Ens Smith, Waring, and others in towns such as New York City Orange L Long Island Newark Westchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlin—Chapman
Bertha Chapmit
Reginald W. Catlin
Janes Shaw—Larigan
Grace Dan
Ort
Crawshaw Grirri
EL Aall
Geneva Eilott
Fran Riffin
D—Wwichert
Mabel M
W. Wood
Wichert Lock
Sssr Moors Lane
Hazel D. Moore Preston
Crosby
Mildred A. Crosby
Robert H. Preston
Long Island
Died Notices from Plainfield and New York Obituaries
Obituary notices list Louise Stockton Andrews and many others with dates in June 1913. Entries mention private services, residences in New Jersey and New York, and burial details. Other names include Susan Peters Chase, John Nutting Farrar, Theodore F Gladwin, Beasie Grant, Harriet Henderson, J Ward Hambilt, Sarah Hill, Laura Porter Kimball, Pauline Kosch, Rebecca Kramer, John Lalor, Kate Dunlevy McCaulley, John Moss, Maurice Muhleman, Elizabeth Newell, Edward O Connor, Anna Osenkop, Susan Ratcliff, Geraldine Reilly, Addie Steadman, Mary Swinerton, Frank Thomas, Bernard Treptow, Henry Waldman, Frances Wright, and Mary Connolly.
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Gladwin
Verona
N. J
Theodore F. Gladwin
Verona Congregational Church
Grant
Beasie Hope Grant
John Hope
Martha Anna Grant
London
England
Guerin
Morristown
Helen
Anderson M
Josephine Pruden Querin
Western Av
Parent
Brooklyn
Hamblet
West 105Th St
J. Ward, Jr
James W
Susan Hambilet
Hill
West 82d St
Sarah B
John H. Hill
Kenyon
East Greenwich
R. I
Sarah Adams
Job Kenyon
Harvey
Almy. Kimball
Laura S. Porter
Charlies Henry Kimball
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Lakewood
West
Central R. R
Liberty St
Kosch
Pauline Kosch
Amelia S. Jackson
Simon G. Kosch
Augusta Freedberger
Putnam Av
Washington Cemetery
Kramer
Charles Rebecca Blankfort
Madison St
Lalor
John A. Lalor
Pleasant Av
Calvary
McCaulley
Kate Dunlevy
William McCaulley
Harry B. Combs
West 49Th St
N. Y
Moss
Montclair
John Moss
Claremont Av
Muhleman
Bronxville
New York
Maurice L. Muhleman
Newell
Elizabeth E
Russell Ma Adeline M. Newell
St. and
Amsterdam
HM A. M. O’connor
Edward Hiscox
Eugene
Mary FE
O’connor
St. James Place
Anna Littiz
Otto H. Osenkop
Otto H
George
Bertha O. Bull
West 149Th St
West 86Th St
Steadman
Ridgewood
N J
G. Addie E
Eae Ee
East Ridgewood
Swinerton
Newport News
Mary R
Bernard
Frances Trep
37Th St
Cutass Thames
Waldman
Henry
Insurance T
St. Agan
Academy Waal Austen
J. Wright
Nate and
Elizabeth Hood
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New York Area
Lists numerous obituaries and funeral arrangements with names and addresses in Hoboken Jersey City Newark Brooklyn and surrounding towns. Entries include ages and dates of death with service times and locations. Notable surnames include Murphy Quinn Rooney Shanks Walsh Rooney Byrne es Connell Courtney HannaFin Koeppe Nurnberger Reichert Ruoff Schaas Teitlebau Tuchy Weideman Zimmermann Bruggn er Cassidy Fitzpatrick Hopacees Kardper Plunkett Benjamin etc.
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Hannafin
Sarah
South Fith St
Newark
Koeppe
Otto
South St
Jersey City
Kusalik
John
Fisk &J
Lynch
Anna
McKenna
McKenna.—Walter
S&t
Jersey
Yan —Arthur
Naughton
Annie T
North S&t
Nurnberger
TUCHY
Charles M
Wilkinson
Kereem
Oth St
pti Sonn _ Or
In Memoriam Franklin W. mass Church of Our Peace
In Memoriam notices appear for F. W. McCrimble Alexander of the Mass Church of Our Peace in Brooklyn. The item notes services in Brooklyn to-day and to-morrow, detailing Mass attendance and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Brooklyn
A. McCrimlibk
Alexander
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Rose Arbor
H. &. Rothschild
Miss Whitehouse
Miss Purdy
Ludwig Bieringer
Baden
Germany
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Owen McGivney
Robert Nicholas King
Loyola Chapel
Highty-third Street
Park Avenue
David W. Hearn
Thomas J. McClusky
Fordham University
T. J. Shealy
John D. McCarthy
M. J. Heffernan
Sayville
Agnes M. McGivney
Lillian Iki McGivrey
Marguerite E. Breen
Albert J. King
Arthur A. McGivney
Joseph J. McGivney
West End Avenue
Manhattan
Foster
Hkoos
Charlotte Kathrina Koos
Gustave Adolph Koos
Paul Sawyer Foster
John Henry Foster
Oelock
John Barlow
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wnoos
Sylvester
Saida Janet Sylvester
George F. Smith
Daniel Sylvester
Queens Avenue
Flushing
Raymond L. Foreman
Methodist Episcopel Church
Miss Sylvester
Fannie Hopewell
Florence Smith
College Point
Helen Rox
Daniel A. Sylvester
Marjorie Ripley Clapp
William G. Clapp
James Myers
First Presbyterian Church
Liberal
First Mortgage Guarantee CO
Bridge Plaza, N., L. 1
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Oakley
Halsey
Social Notes
NEW York Trugs
Lord
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Coleman
Richmond
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Watson
James McLean
New York City
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Sudan
E. V. Ravenscroft
Far Forest
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Patterson
Grace Atterson
Charles J. McKen
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Larchmont
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