Burgess Wedding in Home Here for Baltimore Groom
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burgess wed a Baltimore man at the couple’s home here. Other notes include the engagement of Allene Pend er Tupper to Alfred G. Wilkes of Los Angeles and plans for a Catskills wedding this fall. Dr G F Duryea to wed Miss Hall, engagement of Dr Chester Ford Duryea to Miss Florence Underhill Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramercy Park
Los Angeles
H. Allen Tupper
Allene Pender Tupper
Alfred G. Wilkes
Cal
Dr. Tupper
Catskills
G. F. Duryea
Miss Hall
Chester Ford Duryea
New York
Florence Underhill H Hall
William Augustus Hall
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Engagement of Lois Vail to Stanley Mather Howe
Morristown New Jersey announces the engagement of Lois Vail daughter of Mr and Mrs J Cummings Vail to Stanley Mather Howe son of Mr and Mrs Fisher Howe of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cummings Vail
Morristown
N. J
Lois Vail
Stanley Mather Howe
Fisher Howe
Boston
Harriman and Hall Wedding Planned in Newport
Mrs May Brady Hall received a final decree of divorce from Major Charles Spencer Hall of the English Army on grounds of desertion and non support. The wedding of Herbert M Harriman and Mrs Hall is scheduled to be held in Newport, Rhode Island, next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Herbert M. Harriman
May Brady Hall
Two New Jersey and Maryland Weddings Reported
Yesterday at 507 Madison Avenue in Baltimore Miss Helen Burgess wed Edgar Bryan son of Mrs. Samuel M. Bryan of Baltimore. The Rev Malbone Birckhead officiated with sister Elsa Burgess as maid of honor and Charles E. Bryan as best man. The couple plans a Europe six month stay before settling in Washington D C. Another ceremony last night in Montclair New Jersey united Everett Phipps Babcock and Clara Mac Delano with a duchesse lace gown and Valley lilies. They will reside in Tacoma after a honeymoon at Calmo de la Noye Adirondacks. Babcock is a junior partner at Russell & Bab Babcock architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Bryan
Samuel M. Bryan
Baltimore
Helen Burgess
William H. Burgess
Madison Avenue
Malbone
Birckhead
St. George's Church
Miss Burgess
Elsa Burgess
Charles E. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Europe
Lve
Washington, D. C
Everett Phipps Babcock
Clara Mac Delano
Frank Delano
Montclair
N. J
Babcock
Phoenix Babcock
Tacoma
Washington
K. Hannah
Frederick H. Siegfried
Elizabeth Thorne
Teddy Maxwell
Bayard Dominick, Jr
New York
Clyde G. Benedict
Clair
Mr. Delano
Calmo de la Noye
Adirondacks
Williams and Baxter Obtain Marriage Licenses in City
Howard Everett Williams of Boston, grandson of Edward Everett, and Mary Elizabeth Baxter of Detroit, Michigan, secured a marriage license yesterday. Williams was previously married to Maude C. Williams who is his former wife. James Morrison Tiebout, a Brooklyn broker, and Frances Looms Rice of 24 Irving Place, daughter of William H. Rice, also obtained a marriage license yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Everett
Wife of Ambassador O'Brien In Russia Arrives
Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien wife of the American Ambassador to Tokyo arrived in St. Petersburg from Japan. She will travel to Brussels to spend the summer with her daughter wife of Henry G. Chilton Third Secretary of the British Legation. She plans several days sightseeing in St. Petersburg and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Russia
ST. Etersburg
Thomas J. O’brien
Toio
Japan
Brussels
Henry G. Chilton
Social notes from New York showing engagements and travels
Mr and Mrs Braddin Hamilton return from Waytes Court visiting Mr and Mrs E H Weatherbee. The engagement of Henry James Lamar Washington and Lucile Marguerite Graves Osborne is announced for 8 30 today at Rutgers Presbyterian Church. Attending in town are Brig Gen George L Andrews and Mrs Andrews J H Tien Eyck Burr and others at the Buckingham. Bishop John H White and Mrs White visit Holland House. Louis Fasíger Bishop and Mrs Bishop sail for Europe tomorrow aboard the Adriatic. Engagement announced of Miss Irma Loveman and Arthur M Stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Campbell
Ethel N. Lea
Wilmington
Del
Buckingham
Babylon
W. J. ‘Boardman
Washington, D. C
Coe Downing Tows
Pineleigh
New Country Place
Norfolk
Stanford
Cal
Orvillé H. Tobey
Gotham
John H. White
White
John Barker
Michigan City
Mich
Holland House
J. Fredrick Brown
Priscilla Brown
Boston
John Kerr Branch
Richmond
Long Island
Irma Loveman
the Plaza
Arthur M. Stern
Rochester
N. Y
Francis Draz
East Seventy-second Treet
Fotel Edgemere
Edgemere
L. I
Women's fete champetre at Hotel Astor
The New York City Federation of Women's Clubs hosted a fete champetre in the Hotel Astor ballrooms last evening, with Mrs William Cummings Story as president and Mrs Belle De Rivera as honorary president. Guests included Mrs Stoddard Hammond and Mrs Linda Hall Harned among others. Music and refreshments accompanied a 25 cent admission that raised about 700 dollars for philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Charles W. Fiske
Meta Maynard
J. Ella Rood
Mary Garrett Hay
Tioward MacNutt
S. D. Lewis
A. Palmer
Mary E. Firman
Isaac P. Hubbard
Mary L Mason
Stoddard Hammond
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Binghamton
Francis L. Roberts
Utica
Linda Hall Harned
Syracuse
Mary E. Trautman
Charles Lamb
Edward Hagaman Hall
N. Taylor Phillips
SAILING FOR BREMEN TO DAY
The North German Lloyd Hner Kronprinz Wilhelm sails for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg with numerous passengers including Charles A D Burk Samuel Aronson J D Barrett P H Buchanan Dr Henry L Elsner Thomas F Gilroy Jr Mrs Harold Brown Count Carl Moltke Countess Moltke H S Black Rev Charles A Jessup Henry O Harris C F Winthrop Alfred Schiffer Isaac Wallach Eugene Meyer Arthur K Kuhn Gustave Seligman C L Painter C W McCutcheon C A Mackenzie Hutchins Mary Hanne Flora Hanna M A Recio de Morales Carey Fellows Nellie Foley Josephine L Danforth L Weber Chauncey S Truax Katherine H Truax R K Thomas Adolph Waldner Alma Wallach J E Tucker Cora Latham A W Jenkins Capt Frederick T Russell also noted. The steamship Martha Washington sails tomorrow for Trieste carrying sixty first class passengers including B S Arnold M Bergen Darwin Lyon H I McClellan J C McNab H A Mather Rufus G Mather Maud Munger C C Ogden Allen ee Phyllis Page R B Petty Rev J W Rogan G W Sanborn Harvey N Shepard G J Shoemaker J M Spencer Steel Janie Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hner Kronprinz Wilhelm
Charles A. D. Burk
Samuel Aronson
J. D. Barrett
P. H. Buchanan
Henry L. Elsner
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Harold Brown
Carl
Countess Moltke
Frederick T. Russell
United States Army
Martha Washington
Austro-American Line
Trieste
Arnold
M. Bergen
Darwin Lyon
H. I. McClellan
J. C. McNab
H. A. Mather
Rufus G. Mather
Maud Munger
C. C. Ogden
Allen
Phyllis Page
R. B. Petty
J. W. Rogan
G. W. Sanborn
Harvey N. Shepard
G. J. Shoemaker
J. M. Spencer
Steel
Janie Stuart
Bremen launches new liner Prinz Frederich Wi with modern comfort
The Prinz Frederich Wi, third largest North German Lloyd liner, recently arrived with a new crew for the imperial cruiser Bremen. It measures 613 feet, 68 feet beam, and 42 feet depth, with 17,500 gross tons and capacity for 426 first class, 338 second, and 556 third class passengers. Innovations include removal of upper and inside berths, numerous single rooms, and staggered berths in doubles. The dining room serves 324, and the Vienna cafe on the promenade deck offers an open air veranda for coffee or light meals with wind protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
Bremen
Lloyd
Ore New E
Vienna Café
The Naked Truth condensed musical comedy at Proctor's
The Naked Truth at Proctor's Fifth Avenue amused audiences with catchy songs by Edward A. Paulton and Davenport's comedy. Stardust moments came from a magic Statue of Truth causing the lovers to shed garments, with bright stage settings and dainty costumes including a noted dark beauty formerly seen in Miss Hook of Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Edward A. Paulton
Phyllis Rankin
Edward Daanport
Davenport
Graham Marr
Venus O Flo
Miss Hook
Jolland
Follies of 1908 at Jardin de Paris New York Roof
The Ziegfeld production Follies of 1908 features a two act, ten scene show with a fluent satire of the Chicago convention. Cast includes Lucy Weston Nora Bayes and William Powers among others with elaborate dances and colorful costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Columbia
Miss Columbia
Lucy Weston
Mr. Fairbanks
Washington
Lincoln
Taft
Philippines
Master of the Universe
Roosevelt
Mme. Genee
Burles
Genee
Billie Reeves
Harry Watson
Gardens of Eden
Jersey Tube
Jersey
Miss Leigh
Nora Bayes
Pittsburg Engagement Announced On Stage At Charity Show
At the Alvin Theatre in Pittsburg during The Pirates of Penzance a charity engagement was announced. Miss Marjorie Rea announced her engagement to Henry Hughart Laughlin, son of a wealthy steel man, who performed as a pirate. Both parties are described as worth $10,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Alvin Theatre
Pittsurg
Follies of 1 big show praised for wholesome entertainment
The review commends the Follies of 1 for its wholesome appeal and lively performances. Dazie delivers two stunning dances while Elphie Snowden and Grace La Rue contribute strong specialties. Arthur Deagon Bickel and Watson are noted for their entertaining stock, with Annabelle Whitford as the Nell Brinkley Girl and a chorus of pretty girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deagon
Bickel
Watson
Dazie
Elphie Snowden
Grace la Rue
Annabelle Whitford
Nell] Brinkley
Peter Pan in Paris by Frohman Company
Paris audience greets Pauline Chase and the Duke of York cast in English version of Peter Pan at Vaudeville Theatre tonight. Curtain calls are numerous and staging praised. Frohman plans a French company revival after the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frohman
Pauline Chase
Peter
New York Times
Paris
Vaudeville Theatre Tonight
London
Charles Frohman
Duke of York’s Theatre
A J Small on Play Pirates in Canada
Toronto theatre chief A J Small says piracy in Canada is overstated and mainly limited to remote mining towns. He controls thirty five Ontario theatres and would act to stop pirating, urging government help to bolster international copyright protections and relief on imported printing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
A. J. Small
Cobalt
Northwest Territories
Maritime Provinces
Texas
Midwestern
Dominion
England
Edna Goodrich to Wed Miner J Har ry McMillan
Hana Goodrich confirms engagement to miner J Har ry McMillan remains, with no fixed wedding date due to his mother's illness. She plans to sail for Europe soon to buy a new play and will continue acting after marriage, but not with Nat Goodwin. He will stay with his mother in Berkeley, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana Goodrich
Mr. McMillan
Berkeley
Cal
Savage Announces Two New Merry Widows
Henry W. Savage engages two new Merry Widows. Reba Dale appeared in New York last night and Rosemary Glosz debuts tonight with future alternation. Lina Abarbanel sails for Europe today for a two month vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Henry W. Savage
Reba Dale
New York
Rosemary Glosz
Lina Abarbanel
Chicago
Europe
Amusement Notes: Stage Deals and Cast Changes
Comstock and Gest signed for Winston Churchill stage rights to Mr Crewes Career with production planned next November. Perkins retires from The Merry-Go-Round at Circle Theatre, Marguerite Tyler succeeds. Henry Coote replaces Melville Stewart in The Gay Musician at Wallack's, Hubert Neville fills Wellesley spot. George M. Boynes debuts as principal in Marys Lamb at New York Theatre. Nellie Brewster engaged by Richard Carle for The Boy and the Girl. Ithelbert Hales to appear as crazed father in The Wild Lamb next season. Beverly Sitgreaves leaves Paid in Full at Astor. Lillian Albertson out due to bite, to return soon. Colonel Fred trained horse to be seen at Hammerstein's Roof starting June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock & Gest
Winston Churchill
Mr. Crewe
Perkins
Circle
Marguerite Tyler
Henry Coote
Melville Stewart
Hubert Neville
Charles Wellesley
Wallack
George M. Boynes
The Three Twins at Herald Square Theater Review
A Broadway summer show adaptation titled The Three Twins runs at Herald Square Theatre with a plot of disguised trio, two songs by Bessie McCoy, and a finale featuring The Yama Yama Man. Cast includes Tom Stanhope, Molly, Clifton Crawford, Alice Yorke, and Frances Kennedy amid lively stage effects and Gus Sohlke tableaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Three Twins
Charles Dickson
O. A. Hauerbach
Carl Hoschna
Ned Maryland
Ceeeeseeereerts
Martin Brown
Stanhope
Besetvetse Resolosepn Aller
Tom Stanhope
Aeee
Clifton Crawford
Kate Armitage
Yorke
Isabel Howard
Florence Willarde
Dick Winters
Frances_Kennedy
Molly Sommers
Bessie McCoy
Pick Winters
JoSeph Kaufman
Harry Winters
Willard Curtiss Matthew
McMaion
Siegfried Hartman
W. J. McCarthy
Bessie Winters
McIntyre Richard Winters
C .Farber
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Dr. Hartman
Broadway
Molly
Tom
Yama
Miss. McCoy
Eddie Foy
Alice Yorke
Gus Sohlke
Miss McCoy
Joseph Allen
New Gillette Play Debuts at Columbia Theatre
In Washington on June 15 the comedy That Little Affair at the Boyds by William Gillette premiered on stage at the Columbia Theatre. Cecilia Loftus was unable to appear due to a nervous breakdown, and Mary Ryan performed the leading role with Dallas Welford in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Boyds
William Gillette
Columbia Theatre
London
Cecilia Loftus
Mary Ryan
Dallas Welford
Bayonne Amusement Co Receivership Appointed After Judgment
Vice Chancellor Garri son appointed President George Carragan of the First National Bank of Bayonne as receiver of the Bayonne Amusement Company. The action followed a $304 liquor claim by Lowus Brothers of Jersey City, tied to liquor served at the café of the Bayonne Opera House. Property carries a $100,000 mortgage by Mechanics Trust Co and a $17,000 mortgage held by Recorder Hyman Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carragan
First National Bank of Bayonne
Bayonne Amusement Company
Garrison
Lowus Brothers
Jersey City
Bayonne Opera House
Bf the Mechanics’ Trust Company
Hyman Lazarus
Salisbury Yacht Owner Dies in Front of Club
Coroner Van Patten of Mount Vernon is to hold an inquest in Larchmont into the death of Frederick S. Salisbury 55, a former Whiting & Co. silversmith, who collapsed on his yacht near the Larchmont Yacht Club. Dr. Bullard cites heart disease. Salisbury leaves a large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Larchmont
van Patten
Mount Vernon
Frederick S. Salisbury
Larchmont Yacht Club
Salisbury
Whiting & Co., Silversmiths
Manhattan
Samuel Duff Former New York Fire Chief Dies at Shelter Island
Samuel Duff deputy chief of the New York Fire Department, born 1848 in Brooklyn, died at his Shelter Island summer home on Saturday. A founder of the Brooklyn Fire Department Ladder 6, he joined Engine 8 when the paid department began and became foreman in 1870. He rose to district engineer and deputy chief, earned bravery medals in 1898 for rescues, and is survived by his wife Addie Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Duff
New York Fire Department
Shelter Island
Mr. Duff
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Fire Department
Addie Dodge
Peter J Parker Dies. Tecumseh Survivor Ended Civil War
Peter J Parker died last week in Ossining New York. He was aboard the monitor Tecums when it was blown up by a torpedo in the battle of Mobile Bay during the Civil War. Parker was long known as the sole surviving Tecumseh crew member and had recently received an increased pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Parker
Ossining
N.Y
Mobile Bay
Mr. Parker
Veteran Police Clock and Lock Mender Charles Brewer Dies
Patrolman Charles E. Brewer, 64, long time clock and lock mender for the Police Department Repairs and Supplies bureau, died yesterday at home at 67 West 128th Street of ne phritis. A Civil War veteran who served since 1874, he custodied the department flags and leaves a widow and several songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Brewer
West 128Th Street
Brewer
Police
Hee
Sherman
Tennessee
Georgia
Notable Obituaries From Several Cities Across The Nation
A list of recent deaths includes Jonathan Hazelton of Rome New York at home yesterday aged unknown Vermont Levisinthe found dead in Fairtee garden aged 70 Theodore F Hobld president of the g circuit died at Battle Creek Michigan aged 61 Hiram K Wicker former president of the New York State Fish Forest and Game League and Lockport Fire Department chief died in Lockport New York aged 64 Edward F firm of P Weist York Pennsylvania died yesterday Edmund G Ullwitz Passaic New Jersey died at Redland California where he had moved for health he was clerk of the sessions at the time Heist senior member of a dry goods firm died at his home aged 58 John P Donnelly Brooklyn lawyer died yesterday aged 53 at 759 Macon Street leaves widow three sons brokers in New York died at 275 Henry Street Brooklyn Sunday Kirby 60 years old original New York Coffee Exchange member and eleven year treasurer also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Hobld
Battle Creek
Mich
Hiram K. Wicker
New York State Fish, Forest and Game League
Lockport
Redland
Cal
Eee
Sons
John. P. Donnelly
Macon Street
Brooklyn
Fourteenth Ward
Williamsburg
Lees Avenue Court
New York
Henry Street
Kirby
New York Coffee Exchange
Exchange
Montclair and City Nuptials Step into Summer
Marriages noted in this notice include Clara Mae Delano and Everett Phipps Beach married at 87 High Street Montclair with Rev Henry Hannah officiating. Marion Anderson Gay weds Frank Cleveland Goodyear at Marble Collegiate Church. Additional unions include Etta Lebovitz to George Balsam, Anna Kimpel to John M Kimpel, and Jessie Riddle to Charles P Robinson on dates mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Include New York Area
Death notices for William Chester Baird Grace Baird and many others list services at homes and churches in Brooklyn Queens and surrounding towns with dates June 1908. Entries mention ages burial locations and funeral details for Cardwell Donnelly Kirby Lockwood Lyman McKean Owen Rippe Scoble Waters Beale Bergen Bernard Blake Bleff Bonner Cassidy Chamberlin Connolly Corcoran Corr Crowell and Decrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Monroe St
Brooklyn
Charle Beale
Bergen
7Th Av
Elizabeth
Bernard
Palisade
Jersey City Heights
Bernard. Blake
Washington Av
Apt
Charles H. Blake
Bleff
Camden St
Newark
N. J
John Bleff
Bonner
Cooperstown
N. Y
Worthington Bonner
Cassidy
East 138Th St
Peter Idy
A. M. Chamberlin
Sarah R. Chamberlin
Connolly
West 29Th St
Arthur Connolly
Five Ferries May Be Discontinued By Brooklyn Ferry Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company as bond trustee sought court approval to discontinue five ferries operated by Brooklyn Ferry Company under receiver Joseph J. O Donohue. Plaintiffs say ferries have failed to pay expenses and interest as traffic shifted to Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridge. routes include East Forty second Street East Twenty third Street Grand Street Roosevelt Street. Justice Kelly reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Joseph J. O' Donohue
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
East Forty-second Street
Manhattan
Broadway
East Twenty-third Street
Grand Street
Roosevelt Street
Peeping Tom Reported In Yonkers Warburton Avenue
Residents of Warburton Avenue Yonkers were alarmed by a strange man with unkempt hair and glistening eyes who climbed to bedroom windows and peered inside. Mrs Ole Anderson screamed for help as he escaped via the front door after moving to 94 Warburton. He then appeared at 98 Warburton and 98 Warburton Avenue again as neighbors Bertha Daudert and Gertrude Ehrling shouted. The man is believed to have visited several houses in a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton Avenue
Yonkers
Ole Anderson
King
Rom
Bertha Daudert
Geor Ehrling
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York and New Jersey
A list of death notices and funeral details across Brooklyn Newark Yonkers and nearby towns. Entries include Isabella Dickson Ellen Everitt Stephen Gardiner George Hayes and many others with addresses ages and funeral times where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. W. Gardiner
Hayes
Vineland
N. J
George P. Hayes
Heron
Dickerson St
Newark
Isabella Heron
Heslan
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
Maria Heslan
Ater
Hesse
Glendale
Sophie W. Hease
Howland
Fulton St
George W. Howland
Funora Private
Immerschied
Adelphi St
Philip Immerschied
Jacobus
Johanna Jacobus
Johnes
Charlotte M. Johnes
Kazana
Peekskill
N. Y
E. Kazana
P. Keeler
Herkimer St
Brookly
Maired Keeler
Funere
Kennelty
Centreport
L. I
James Kennelty
Kreuter
Tinton
Bronx
Daniel Kreuter
Leonard
Yonkers
Ellen Leonard
Limpert
Parker St
WN. J
Bernard A. Limpert
Locke
Greene Av
Walter Marshall Locke
Mason
Eer
Annie Mason
Mercer
Pe St
Mary Emma Mercer
Metzger
Snediker Av
Emerettg Coro Metzger
Mulligan
West 1724 St
Marvy B. Mulligan
Neitzel
East 3d St
Ernest Nettzel
Perotti
Pleasant Av
Anna G. Perotti
Rowland
Mary A. Rowland
A. M. Sheridan
West 67Th St
Jane
James Sheridan
Charles Theobald, Jr
Tunnbey
East
Wicker
Lockport
Beram K. Wicker
Wilson
James ©. Wilson
Windolf
Grove St
John Windolf
Masses in Memoria at Columba and St Alphonsus
In Memoria Columba's Church to-day Mass for Annie Tully at St Alphonsus FORCE Mass for Maryet Fores at St Marys Church to-day morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba
Tully
Annie Tully
St Alphonsus Force
Maryet Fores
St.m
A. M
Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Grand Central Station
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots available at $150. contact via telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books of Viewa or a representative. Office located at 20 East 230 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
Ambulance Service Listing for Frank Campbell
Frank Campbell advertises ambulance services at 241 213 West 234 Chapels with contact Tel 1324. The compact listing highlights an emergency transport option for residents nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.C. Wilkes
Miss Allene Tupper
Bryan Burgess
William H
Burgess
H. M. Harriman
Babcode
Delano
Social Notes
Louis Fasigéres
Bishop
Adriatic
Germany
Inez Haynes
W. Huebsch
Hotel Astor
Count Moltke
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bright New Headliner
Clonic
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Harry B. Smith
Maurice Levi
Julian Itchell
Herbert Gresham
Jardin DE Paris
Barney Bernard Lathnette
Nore Bayes Cain and Abel
Bessie Green
Daisy Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Grace Leigh
Grace la Rue Nervy
George Bickel
Elphye Snowden Lee Loute
Diamond Dan
Eva Francis Flower
May Mackenzie
William Schrode
Marguerite
William Pow
Billie Heeves Coquette
Nell Brinkley
Miss Rea
H. H. Laughlin
Rich
Pittsburger
Robert W. Chambers
D. Appleton & CO. Publishers
Pirates
Edna Goodrich
J. Harry McMillan
Yama Man
Capital
Receiver For Amusement Co
Tabard Inn
Great Britain
Tabard Inn Library
Tabard -Inn Library
East 23d St
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Tecumseh
Jonathan
Hazelton
Rome
Vermont
Leeisinthe
Fairtee
William B. Hi
Old
Balsam—Lebovitz
Etta Lebovitz
George Balsam
Ack
Mary C. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Tsrnwall-On-Hudson
Clark
Donnell
Eaton's Neck
S. 1
Harriet
Harry B. A Ruth Robinson Donnell
Lock Wood
Lydie A. Nekwood
John and
Amy A. Lockwood
South Oxford St
Friends’ Meeting House
Jon Schermerhorn
Poughkeepsie, N
Une
Albert Meredith
Milton
Ge T. Lyman
Neral
Society of the Friendly Sins of
St. Patrick
City of
Memor
John B. McKean
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
East Sth Gt
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Lyman
Mass
Geo
McKean
Morris Park
Edward Emerson Waters
Sussex
Kingston, N. Y
Miss Farrar
Dippel
Metropolitan
Geraldine Farrar
Berlin
the Globe
Louis Roederer Champagne
California Fig Syrup CO
Londonderry
Aldealera
Tompkins
Hien
Undertakers
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