Wedding of Ethel McAdoo and Francis J McAdoo
In Baltimore on June 21 the first diner wedding of the Wilson administration took place at Brookland Wood. Miss Ethel Preston McDermeark married Francis J McAdoo Jr with President Wilson and Cabinet members present. A sudden storm sent the ceremony indoors while guests traveled by car and special train. The couple departed for honey moon aboard Capt Emerson’s yacht, the Margaret II, later that evening.
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Baltimore
Ute Wilson
Brookland Wood
Isaac J. [Mergn
Ethel Preston McDermeark
Emerson
Francis J. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Brookland Wood Mansion
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Marshall
Godfres Biinley
St. Paul's School
Concord
Edwin Barnes Niver
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Ralph H Mathewson
Florence Farley
Katharine Dunn
Feuchtwanger
New York
Boner
Nona McAdoo
Edward Whitman
Hare F Osborne
Herbert Townsend
Bartow Farr
William Fellones Morgan, Jr
James Breese, Jr
John H. Potter
Norman Mackie
Robert Clement
Philadelphia
Thomas Atkinson, Jr
Richmond
Frederick B. Read
Providence
William Lt. Scott
Pittsburgh
Tronsall Brooks
Henry Hillen Jenkins
William G McAdoo
R. 8. Farley
McCoormack
Wiliam C. Fargo
Mes . Borden Harriman
James J. Breese
Nathan Straus
William Fellowes Morgan
Sarah Morgan
Norman Armour
Cabinet
McAdoo
Bryan
Labor
Miss Wilson
Interior
Lane
David F. Houston
James C
Washington
Frank Primrose
Calonsville
Primrose
United States
Ater
Felpal
Warfield
Primrose Prownis
Secret Service
White House
Mrs Booth to Wed O De Lancey Coster in Atonement Church
The wedding of Mrs Mary E F Coppell Booth of New York and Tenafly New Jersey to O De Lancey Coster will be held tomorrow at the Church of the Atonement. Attendants include her sister Mrs Lawrence Elliman and niece Helen Haight with Albert Pease Jr as best man. A reception will follow at Towers the bride’s country home. Mrs Booth, widow of Edgar Booth, is daughter of George Coppell British Consul in New Orleans during the Civil War.
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Mary EF. Cop Pell Booth
New York
Tenafly
O de Lancey Coster
Booth
Lawrence Elliman
Rf Iittie
Helen Haight
Dasenter
Lou
Edgar Hoots
George Coppell
New Orleans
Cross Kempson Wedding Fetes Quiet All Saints Service
Robert F. Cross of New York wed Miss Clara F. Kempson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kempseon of New York, at All Saints Church High Avenue OTAnse New Jersey. Rev Clarence M Dunhan officiated. Best man Matt Caswell. Due to mourning the ceremony was understated. An informal reception followed at the rectory. The bride’s father Mr Kempson publishes The Insurance Times on Home News of South Orange.
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Mr. Kempson
Insurance Times
South Orange
McKenzie Cruickshank Wedding in Pine Hill
Miss Elizabeth Janette Cruickshank, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Jane Cruickshank of Big Indian, N Y, married Alexander John McKenzie of Yonkers, N Y, at noon June 28. Rev N Bo Remick officiated. Florence Baxter of Brooklyn served as maid of honor. Jeanette McKenzie, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. Matron of honor was Mrs George Baldwin. Best man was Robert Fraser Cruickshank. The ceremony followed a period of mourning for the bride’s father James Cruickshank. only family and intimate friends attended.
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George Baldwin
Pine Hill
Robert Fraser Cruickshank
James Cruickshank
Winterstein Weinberg Wedding at Hotel Astor
The wedding of Miss Augusta G. Winterstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Winterstein to Nathan Weinberg was held June 1 at the Hotel Astor. The couple plans a Canada Thousand Islands honeymoon and will live in the city.
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Augusta G. Winterstein
Jacob Winterstein
East Ninetieth Street
Nathan Weinberg
Hotel Astor
Kahn
Weinbders
Canada
Thousand Islands
Mrs Gertrude R Brogan Weds George J Boylan at St Catherine's
Miss Gertrude R Brogan married George J Boylan on June 15 at St Catherine's Church located at 13d Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Her sisters Miss Cornelia Brogan and Miss Alice Brogan served as attendants while Alfred C Brown acted as best man.
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Gertrude R. Brogan
George J. Boylan
St Catherine's Church
13D Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Cornelia
Alice Brogan
Alfred ¢. Brown
Miss Nancy Steele Engaged to Polo Player Devereux Milburn
Mr and Mrs Charles Steele announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy G Steele to Devereux Milburn son of Mr and Mrs John G Milburn a noted polo player Their families keep details quiet with a wedding date not yet set Milburn graduated Oxford 1903 Harvard 1906 member of Meadow Brook Zacquet Tennis and Aero Clubs He was star of the American polo team in England in 1900 The couple have ties to Long Island Westbury and Manhattan homes and Nancy is sister to Countess Jean de la Gréze.
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Charles Steele
Nancy G. Steele
Devereux Milburn
John G. Milburn
Miss Steele
Long Island
Milburn
Meadow Brook
Kathryne N. Steele
Jean de la Gréze
Nannie French
Seth Barton French
Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Westbury
Sixty-second Street
West Tenth Street
Oxford
Harvard
England
Buffalo
McKinley
New York
Adolphus Busch Weds Flor ence Parker Lambert at Grant's Farm
Mrs Florence Parker Lambert becomes the bride of Adolphus Busch sd at his father's summer home on Grant's Farm. The ceremony, under a flower canopy, was conducted by Rev John W Day with Otto Schubert Jr as a guest. The bride, 32, is the divorced wife of Marion J Lambert. the groom is 22 and heir to the Anheuser Busch Brewing.
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ST. Louis
Florence Parker Lambert
Adolphus Busch
Grant
John W. Day
Unitarian Church of the Messiah
Otto Schubert, Jr
Busch
Stafford Parker
Schmond
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Marion J. Lambert
Miss Eva Marie Guillaudeu Weds Ten Brock Rank in Morristown
The혼 wedding of Miss Eva Marie Guillaudeu daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Guillaudeu Morristown and Ten Brock Rank of Philadelphia took place at Lannock Normandie Park with Rev Philemon EB Sturgess officiating. Bridesmaids Evelyn and Edith Rank Miss Mary Fish Miss Dorothy Carson. best man Henry Abbott. Ushers J Dickinson Ruckmah Lee James Camby George Stephenson. flower girl Miss Margaret Loud. The couple will reside in York Pennsylvania after a reception at the Humphreys home and a Morristown Inn entertainment.
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Morristown
N. J
Eva Marie Guillaudeu
William L. Guillaudeu
Ten Brock Rank
Philadelphia
Lannock
Alexander
Normandie Park
the Humphreys
Philemon EB. Sturgess
St. Peter's Church
Guillaudeu
Evelyn
Edith Rank
Ardmore
Penn
Mary Fish
Boston
Dorothy Carson
Burlington
Town
Henry Abbott
J .D. Dickenson
Ruckmah Lee
James Camby
George Stephenson
Margaret Loud
Dudley Gulilauden
Hurophreys
Miss Elsie Beltz Weds E D Nelson Shulte of Troy
Special to The New York Times from Stamford Connecticut June 21 Miss Elsie Beltz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Beltz of Riverside marries E D Nelson Shulte of Troy this afternoon at St Pauls Church Riverside The Rev Bernard Shulte of New York father of the bridegroom and the Rev C G Houghton of New York assist Mrs Charles A Watch of Stamford is matron of honor Herman von W Shulte brother of the bridegroom is best man The ushers include Frederick Beltz Jr Charles F E Gostenhofer S Eskilberg and Hewlett Scudder Jr
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Stamford
Conn
Elsie Beltz
Frederick Beltz
Riverside
E. D. Nelson Shulte
Troy
Bernard Shulte
New York
C. G. Houghton
St. Paul's Church
Charles A. Watch
Herman von W. Shhulte
Frederick Beltz, Jr
Charles FE. Gostenhofer
S. Eskilberg
Hewlett Scudder, Jr
Curtis Grabb Culin
Daum—Nachtigall
East Sith St
Mabel
Simon Nachtigall
Charles Daum
Rank—Guielau
Morristown
N. J
Eva Marie Guillauden
Wiliam T. Guilauden
H. Tert Broeck Runk. Schulte Beltz
Bertrard Schulte
George C. Jon
Elise
Fred Z
Edge Dejavan Nelson Schutte
Thoms Barber
George C. Houghton
Theora Harber
Samuel C. Barber
Charlies Thoms
Chicago
Weddings Proceed Across Boroughs in Early June
Miss Anna Mintz wed Ja Salgman at Stuyvesant Casino with Rev Dr Kanarick officiating. Attendants include Mrs Max Williams and Mrs Ira Kellers. best man is Charles Mintz. Another couple Leila Hano and George Gottlieb marry at 116 Riverside Drive with Dr Frisch officiating and Miss Selma Nebenzahl as maid of honor. Grace Langan, daughter of the late Inspector Langan, marries Frank J Cornwell at St Finbars Church Bath Beach with multiple attendants and Alfred Cornwell as best man.
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Anna R. Mintz
Mary Mintz
Jacob Salgman
Stuyvesant Casino
Kanarick
Cantor J. Rosenblatt
Max Williams
York
Penn
Ira Kellers
Salzman
Charles Mintz
Leila Hano
Phillip Hano
George Gottlieb
Orpheum
Riverside Drive
Dr. Frisch
Far Rockaway
Selma Nebenzahl
William Eddinger
Edward Hane
Leo Murray
Misa Alyce G. McNally
Edith Cornwell
Miriam Langan
Helen L.angar
Cornwell
Alfred Cornwell
Frank Keenan
Robert Moore
Engagements announced for Stella Wassman and Helen Newman
Miss Stella Wassman of Chattanooga Tennessee to William Weil of New Orleans is announced. Miss Wassman is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Isaac Wassman who lived in Chattanooga for many years. Mrs William Pare Newman of Albany announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Helen Prentice Newman to Everett Mann Dickinson of Holyoke Massachusetts.
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Stella Wassman
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Weil
New Orleans
Miss Wassman
Isaac Wassman
William Pare Newman
Albany
Helen Prentice Newman
Everett Mann Dickinson
Holyoke
Mass
Sailing list for Tuesday voyage includes notable guests
The Tuesday sailing includes Mr and Mrs Hawkins and John R Roosevelt among a party that features Boston residents Mr and Mrs Waldo B Fay Ralph J Preston Miss Evelyn Preston Mr and Mrs Hiram W Sibley tenry Sibley Mr and Mrs Bertrand L Taylor Mr and Mrs tieraldyn Red Geraidyn lL Roland L Red mond tim mond and Lanfear BR Norris returning to Paris Ammons the Kais Fugeie.
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Wilhelm I
Dr. Hawkins
John R. Roosevelt
Waldo B. Fay
Boston
Ralph J. Preston
Evelyn Preston
Hiram W. Sibley
Tenry Sibley
Bertrand L. Taylor
Tieraldyn Red
Geraidyn Ll
Roland L. Redmond
Timmond
Lanfear BR. Norris
Paris
Ammons
Kais Fugeie
Transatlantic passengers listed from Europe arrivals
A loaded arrivals list shows passengers aboard the CELTE from Liverpool and the PATRICIA from Hamburg. Names include A Adie M Bail Ballantyne C G Campbell A F Campbell J R Fleming Frederick Gates H Jenkins Larkin Lieyd Parker Reeve Taffe Turner Whidla and others.
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Europe
CELTE
Liverpool
A. Adie
M. Bail
T i. Ballantyne
C. G Campbell
A. F. Campbell
A Yu. Carpenter
W. S. Caar
A. Ghapiii
W. T. Runcan
G.fair
J. R. Fleming
Frederick Gates
H. T. Jenkins
T. J Larkin
R. Lieyd Parker
A. Reeve
T. Taffe
Thorburn
M T Turner
J. G. Whidla
Patricia (Hambure
W. Alien
L. F. Brandner
William ‘Arom
L. Franke
Bianche Hastings
Iss Emily Jonnaten
W. Russel
Army men present silver vase to Helen Gould Shepard
Mrs Helen Gould Shepard receives a silver and gold vase valued at £2.50 from 23 500 enlisted men of the United States Army as a wedding gift. The presentation was arranged by Sergeant Major A C Jensen and Sergeant E J Maher of the Coast Artillery Corps at Lyndhurst Irvington-on-Hudson.
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Helen Gould Shepard
United States Army
A. C. Jensen
E. J. Maher
Coast Artillery Corps
Sergt. Jensen
Sergt. Maher
Mr. Perkins
Helen Miller Gould
Washington Dinner Honors Thomas Nelson Page at Embassy
Italian Ambassador hosts a large dinner at the Washington Embassy on New Hampshire Avenue in honor of Thomas Nelson Page who will not assume Rome post until autumn. Guests include ambassadors Jusserand White and others. Page plans summer at York, Missouri before his Rome duty. Also notes Chevy Chase Club weekend dance with 200 attendees and other travel notices.
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Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Jusserand
France
Henry White
White
Spencer Cosby
George Wowland Chase
Frank K. Noyes
de Pena
Uruguay
Lucy Hoke Smith
Symons
Williams
Isabelle Hagner
Maurice Louw
Page
York
Chevy Chase Club
Sweden
Mme. Ekengren
Stokes
George Howard
Arthur Willett
A. N. Talbot
Breckenridge Bayne
San Francisco
China
Chang
Justice
Social Notes Highlight New Homes Travels and Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Sumner Gerard prepare to sail to Europe aboard the Imperator from New York while Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan welcome a newborn daughter at East Eighty-first Street. M Orme Wilson Jr plans a town house at 11 East Sixty-fourth Street on land he recently acquired from Ernesto Fabbri. Mrs De Lancey Nicoll recovers after nasal surgery and stays at the Belmont before summering in Southampton. Mrs Louis Demuth and Miss Elsie Lindauer tour Switzerland after stays at the Carlton in Paris. The Stemmlers open Will Lorraine in Madison for a country home and the MacDougall family sails to Europe via Minnehaha with plans to visit Dunolly Castle Oban. A cafe chantant is slated Friday at Briarcliff Lodge. tea dances attract many from Westchester. Mr and Mrs Carron Mayhoff will spend July at Edewood Inn in Greenwich. Mrs Clarence Chapman hosted a birthday luncheon at the inn with Mrs George R Dyer and Mrs Frank J Hagemeyer in attendance. The Misses Selma and Lavy Ober sail for Europe July 3 returning in September. Medvi Scovil hosts a dinner for the New York Bankers’ convention in Ottawa for Canada’s premier and Mrs Borden, assisted by Norman L Co Mather. Louis H Junod, Swiss Consul in New York, plans a June sailing on the grater to spend July and August in Switzerland.
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Sumner Gerard
Helen Coster
Fast Sixty-sixth Street
Europe
Imperator
Charles Morgan
Ethel Cowdin
East Eighty-first Street
M. Orme Wilson, Jr
East Sixty-fourth Street
Ernesto Fabbri
Marshal Orme Wilson
de Lancey Nicoll
Belmont
Southampton
Louis Demuth
Fifth Avenue
Elsie Lindauer
East Ninety-third Street
Carlton
Paris
Switzerland
Theodore W. Stemmler
Stemmler
Westchester County
Carron Mayhoff
Edewood Inn
Greenwich
Conn
Clarence ©. Chapman
George R. Dyer
Frank Jr. Hagemeyer
Selma and
Lavy M. Ober
East Eighty-Oith Street
Medvi Scovil
Canadian Club of
New York
Ottawa
Canada
Borden
Chateau Laurier
Norman L. Co. Mather
Toronto
Louis H. Junod
Thegrater
Witzerland
Dartmouth Commencement Contests and Weeklong Programme
Dartmout h1s four hundred thirtieth commencement opens with speaking contests for class of 66 prizes and the Barge Gold Medal in Dartmouth Hall Alumni arrivals flood Hanover for reunion events. The bacalaureate sermon by Rev Henry Sloane Coffin will be held in College Church with vesper by the ten year class in Rollins Chapel. The schedule includes class day, Greek letter fraternity reunions, operetta The Golden Isle, Phi Beta Kappa meeting, Amherst baseball, president's reception, and concerts through Wednesday with prayers, luncheon, and final gymnasium events.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Hall
Old College
Brdader
Henry Sloane Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Rollins Chapel
B. T. Marshall
New Rochelle
Golden Isle
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Amherst
Darmouth
Aumni
Parkhurst Hall
Robins Chapel
Webster Hall
Alumn
Alumni
P. M
Clark Playground Opens on Fort Washington Avenue
The Clark playground at Fort Washington Avenue and 176th Street opened yesterday with hundreds of children present. About 100 youngsters from Wat ergate and Colonial Park joined to learn playground games under instructors Miss Alice A. Kurlander Miss Kathryn McAvoy and Miss Elizabeth Riley. William J. Lee Supervisor of Recreation and assistant Miss Mary F. E. McKenna attended on behalf of the Park Board.
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Clark
Fort Washington Avenue
176Th Street
Watergate
Colonial Park
Fort Washington
Alice A. Kurlander
Kathryn McAvoy
Elizabeth Riley
Liam J. Lee
Mary FE. McKenna
Suffrage in Costa Rica and a Costa Rican American's view
Mrs. Mary Hubbard a Costa Rica native whose husband is an American merchant in Brussels sailed with her mother to Port Limon aboard the Tivives. She says American women enjoy great freedom and foresees Costa Rica granting women’s suffrage before the United States and describes Costa Rica as a quiet country yet notes women plan a revolt against male domination.
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Mary Hubbard
San José
Costa Rica
Brussels
Port Limon
United Fruit
United States
Notable visitors and summer hosts in Lenox and Stockbridge
In Berkshire columns, Carl Stoeckel entertains Alfred Noyes and Miss Tappen at the Hotel Aspinwall. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard leaves for Bar Harbor while Mrs. Bradford improves after surgery. Various picnics, lawn fetes, and villa arrivals mark a bustling summer scene with many New York and Philadelphia visitors at Lenox Stockbridge and nearby towns.
Father and Son Tie Double Wedding at Trinity Church
In Philadelphia on June 21 Judge Howard Carrow of Camden County married Margaret A. Helm of Trenton. After the ceremony his son James R. Carrow wed Hilda Mae Donnell of Philadelphia. Judge Carrow is a widower and the son is a member of the New Jersey State Legislature.
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Philadelphia
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Howard Carrow
County Court of
Camden
N. J
Margaret A. Helm
Trenton
James R. Carrow
Hilda Mae Donnell
Carrow
New Jerarae
Tuxedo Park Gossip Highlights Weekend At Club
New Yorkers arrived at Tuxedo Park for a sunny weekend with dinners at the Tuxedo Club clubhouse. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop McKim and many others hosting parties and tea gatherings. The annual water sports events on Wee Wan Lake will feature twenty cups and are led by Mrs. Coulter and Mrs. Mason. Lectures by Miss Roberts are scheduled at the club this summer.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Club
Winthrop McKim
Wm. W. Hoffman
Boston
Frederick Foster
George Grant Mason
F. K. Curtis
Ruth Dr. Fowler
Craig
F. R. Drake
Y. Day
A. L. Gaunt
William Briesen
J. F. Harris
Mosely
Henry 8. Redmond
Fulton Cutting
Germany
Howland Pell
Clarence C. Fell
FE. J. Haney
Forsyth Wickes
Samuel Spencer
French Vanderbilt
Francis Ormond French
A. T. French
Chester
N. H
S. D Whitfield
Southampton
Wee Wan Lake Beach
C. J. Coulter
E. L. Keyes
F. W
Crosby
Elliott
Charles J. Coulter
P. Lorrilard, Jr
Miss Roberts
New York
Howard van Sinderen
M. B. van Wyck
Allen G. Wellman
A. L. Everett
Louis Treadwell
Facundo Mutis Duran Dies in Panama
The eminent Panaman jurist Facundo Mutis Duran died today in Panama. He served as Governor of Panama at secession, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Canal Zone, and held multiple government and diplomatic posts in Colombia and Panama. Born 1852 in Santander, Colombia, his career included roles in finance, foreign relations, and the Colombian legation in Washington.
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Panama
Canal Zone
Facundo Mutis Duran
Colombia
Supreme Court of the
Senor Duran
Santander
Legation
Washington
Supreme Court
Department of
Republic of Panama
Newport notes of navy visit and society events
The Navy Secretary toured the Newport area with Mrs. Daniels and their daughter, inspecting the Naval Hospital, Torpedo Station, and Naval War College as ships Wyoming through Kansas returned from Block Island Sound drills. Socials include garden shows, lunches, a tennis court update at the Newport Casino, and a 21st birthday dance at the Casino.
Harris-Haxall Wedding in Virginia United Couple Wed
Miss Louise Tripiett Harrison Haxall daughter of Bolling W. Haxall and Mrs Haxall of Exing London County married J Morrison Harris son of W Hall Harris and Mrs Harris of Baltimore at 1 30 PM in Middleburg Episcopal Church The bride wore traditional attire and was attended by four bridesmaids while her niece served as flower girl The best man was W Hall Harris Jr with a large list of Baltimore and Virginia ushers A luncheon followed at Fixing the couple’s country house after the ceremony.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Louise Tripiett Harrison Haxall
Bolling W. Haxall
Exing
London County
J. Morrison Harris
W. Hall Harris
Protestant Episcopal Church
Middleburg
Robert Carter
Anne Haxall Dudley
Thomas Underwood Dudley
New York
Rose Gordon Haxall
Lisa Blow Atkinson
Emma Warner
Katherine Barton
John Henry Sherburne, Jr
Brookline Mass
Patterson Harris
Charles Kuhn Harrison
Charles McC. Buchanan
Francis N Igtehart
Bolling W. Haxall, Jr
Montgomery Harris
Philadelphia
Haguil Acer Midile
Doctor John H. Morgan Dies in West Orange
Dr. John Howard Morgan of Westerly Rhode Island died of cerebral hemorrhage last night at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles F Richards 70 Wheeler Street West Orange New Jersey. He had been visiting the Richards family for two weeks. He served as president of the Westerly Physicians Association secretary and treasurer of the Washington County Medical Society and practiced medicine in Westerly for thirty four years. He was a Civil War veteran.
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West Orange
N. J
John Howard Morgan
Westerly
R. J
Rhode Island
Charles F. Richards
Wheeler Street
Notable Brooklyn Obituaries From Aged Residents
A list of Brooklyn and nearby deaths including James D. Fox at 244 Ninety-third Street aged 48, Mary M. B. McCall at 8,700 Twenty-first Avenue aged 74, Clarence DeR. Newell at 15 Argyle Street Glen Ridge aged 70, and other local figures. Also mentions notable figures such as Flora C. Knight, Warner P. Sutton, Amelia Dunn, Jacob Tattlebaum, and Elizabeth Ann Hopping with ages and burial or residence details.
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James D. Fox
Ninety-third Street
Brooklyn
Mary M. B. McCall
James McCall
Herbert Reeves
Twenty-first Avenue
Bensonhurst
Clarence der. Newell
Argyle Street
Glen Ridge
N. J
Frederick W Flanders
Rand
McNally & Co
East Thirty-second Street
Flatbush
James H. Newland
Brooklyn Bureau of Waternly
McDonough Street
Sarah A. R. Hood
James Hood
Sterling Place
Joseph Lahey
Mms
Sixth Avenue
Flora C. Knight
Beverley Road
George Paterson
New Providence
A. M. Gainsborg
Samuel H
Ergecombe
P.M. Gates
Mary J. Woman's Hospital
Henry
Whitlock
Bronx
A. M. Rae
East
Liebman
Ida
Broadway
van Nest
Marie Jacob
Jone
West St
Nugent
Denis de
aSsannes St
M. Phillips
West 125Th St
Une
Rudolph
Hester E
Marzelius
East 149Th St
St. Ann's
A M. Towner
Louise E
College _ AvY
Furneces
Catherine
Cy St
Sarah M
FOX
James B
Griffin
Quincy St
Wangarter
Justay
Stagg St
Ida M
East Sith St
Higgins
Laura A
Hawthorne
R. Jem
Hermann
Hall St
Jue
Funetrai Saar
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The notice service coordinates wedding and obituary entries for NYT readers and subscribers.
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Bryant
BEREAVED AND MARRIAGE NOTICES IN DRAFTED LIST
Lena Levy to Dr Jack S Drooz Englander New field to Lewis Englander Esther Metin to J W Painter records of name changes and marriages appear in a compiled notice brief from a local registry. The items reference three pairings with surnames Levy Englander New and Painter.
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Prooz—Levy
Lena Levy
Jack S. Drooz Englander
NEW Vible
Bertha Newfield
Lewis Englander
Painter—Meliss
Esther Metin
J. W. Painter
Marriages listed in New Jersey area notices
A list of numerous wedding notices dated June with names from Hoboken Jersey City and Newark. It includes Ambrose Rommel and Julia Rommel and many other couples such as Merriam Culin Nachtigall Daum Runk Guillauden Schulte Nelson Schutte Barber Sherwood Luebbers Levine Moss Orler Keim Knowles Dudgeon Reilly Chenoweth Connelly and more.
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Cobbb
Newark
Clarissa Cole
Luther H. Button Chenoweth
Reilly
Catherine Reilly
Leo Chenoweth
Connelly —Gafpney
Ee EB
Gathrsy
Day W. Conneily
Marriages and engagements listed in New Jersey area notices
June notices record marriages and engagements including Charles Criqui to Clarence Criqui in Newark, Jean Spohr to James Roach Hoboken, Helen Egan in Woodhaven, Nettie Everitt to W Merrill in Jamaica, and Dorothy Richards to Robert Hopkins in Irvington Westchester County with dates June 18 and 19.
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Criqui
Charles
Newark
Marih Charles
Clarence BR. Criqui
Roach
Spohr
Hoboken
Jean Spohr
James A. Roach
Long Island
Oestra
Woodhaven
Helen Egan
Merrill Everitt
Jamaica
Nettie Everitt
Chinton
W. Merrill
Westchester County
Hopkins— Richards
Irvington
H . Dorothy Richards
Robert E. Hopkins
Obituary Notices From a New York City Funeral Page
A compiled list of death notices and funeral details dated June 1915. Names include Burr Van Rensselaer, James Callan, Caroline Chambers, Robert Clark, Gustavus Conover, Rebecca Fogg, Samuel Gainsborg, Alfred Henriques, Elizabeth Hopping, Joseph Lahey, and many others. Entries provide residences, relatives, funeral times, and burial or interment locations in New York and New Jersey.
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Burr
van Rensselaer, Jr
Roosevelt Hospital
Callan
James
West 234
Frank Campbell
Chambers
Caroline Boughton
Whi Chambers
Order of Eastern Star
Conover
Veteran Association
Gustavus A. Conover
Nahant
H.T. Maury
Frank H
Woodmere
L. B
Monticello
N. Y
Ontario & Western R
Garden Place
Brooklyn
Mary Austin
Austin Dail
Baltimore
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Dorman
Catherine TL. Dorman
John H. Dorman
West 137Th
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
Fogg
Rebecca Poem
Thomas B. Fogg
West 97Th St
Winterbottom Chapel
West 47Th St
Frankel
Ernest J. Frankel
Irene W. Frankel
Julius Frankel
West 2d St
Ottawa
Canada
Gainsborg
Samuel H. Gainsborg
Costa Gainsborg
Margarita
G. G. Cape
Be.g Ganzenmiller
Requel
Edwards
Blanca
Lolita
Philadelphia
Henriques
Sydney
Australia
Alfred A
Joseph A
Louisa Henriques
Hopping
Elizabeth Ann
Augustus Stiles
Daniel M
Bronxville
N.Y
David
Florham Park
N. J
Madison Station
Lackawanna
Hoboken Lahey
Lorh
Mth
Joseph Lahey
All Saints’ P. E. Church
Tth
7Th St
Woodlawn
Moehler
Henry
Miriam
Nina
Mueller
Bertha
Ernst Mueller
West Ith
All Souls
SS St. Nicholas Av
Argyle St
Glen Ridge
Hoboken
IDL
W. R. RR
Norris
Union St
Jersey City
Rebecca J
George Norris
John Wiliam Schmidt
Elesa Pache Schmidt
East Toth St
Monmouth Beach
Charles Ray
Maurice
Regina Sternbach
London
Paris
Tilghman
Madld
Kramer
Ind
Francis Tilghman
Southern
van Horn
Harriet B
Lillie B de Baum
Levis EK
Cambridge Place
James Menzies
Savannah
the Reformed Church
Blanenburg
Funeral notices from Hoboken Jersey City Newark region
Obituary list shows numerous funeral notices across Hoboken Jersey City and Newark with names ages and addresses. Entries include McNally Bridget aged 61, Albrecht Anna E aged, Recklin Wilhelmina aged 74, Alma L Brown etc. Notices indicate funeral times and locations, with many names from Marys and Martins to Ridgewood and Mount Késco areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
Bridget
Toma
Ameral
Roed
Christian c
ROO 3d
Seeger
Fu Stratton
Ngene E
Rogere
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
Albrecht
Anna E
Blum St
Teresa M
Lafayette St
New
Recklin Wilhelmina
Seabury
St. Newark
Tat Stuyvesant
Searwarethe
Terrace
Jermy City
Gobhei
Hotoken
Maelroy
Mages
Rosenbohm
Msott
Ring Mig —Reckie
Mercer St
P. &Pencer
Claytor
Parker St
Newar
Andrew
William St. Newaged
Waith
Mortie Av
New Funeral
Ark
Emma
Tuers City
Memorial notices and masses for multiple souls in New Jersey and Brooklyn
A collection of funeral notices and memorials listing masses and unveiling of monuments for individuals including E H Gallagher Gustav Jacoby Alfred Henry Roberts Isaac Aaron Luke Poyle Martha Cohn Elizabeth Lavendal Gabriel Levedal Justus Krakauer Susana Kramer Annie Rooney Mamie Shiel David Woolf with services at St. Anthony's St Joseph's St Bridget's Beth Olam Union Fields Washington Cemetery and Linden Hill Cemetery across Jersey City Newark Newark N J Brooklyn NY and nearby days in June 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
E. H
St. Anthony's Church
Sullivan St
Aaron
Isaac
Beth Olam
M. E Leveck
N&rry
Beth
Olam
Krakauer
Justus
Union Fields Cemetery
Kramer
Susana
Washington Cemetery
Rooney
Annie
Mass
St. John’s Church
Newark
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Wilson
Maddo
Treasury
Ethel McCormack
Maryland
O. de Lancey Coster
Weinberg
Winterstein
Brewer
Lambert
Miss Guillaudeu
Ten Brock
A. C. Humphreys
Shulte-Beltz
Gould
Lyndhurst
Army
T. N. Page
Social Notes
Mrs. Hubbard
The
Berkshires
Alfred Noyes
Lenox
Carl Stoeckel
Norfolk
John S. Barnes
Coldbrook
William H. Bradford
Evelyn Leonard
Mount Kisco
George E. Turnere
Beaupré
Fred Crowninshield
Hugh N. Howard
Red Lion Inn
Wave Oue
Maine
Frederick R. Palmer
W. S._ Woodruff
Heaton Hall
Stockbridge
Kellery Sedgwick
Alexander Sedgwick
H. Watkins
A. BE
Bar Harbor
Frank K. Sturgis
Newport
W. W. Walsh, Jr
Addison BK. Hall
Brookline
Douglas
Plainfield
N. d
Mary FE. Conant
Lucy Co. Conant
Sarah H. Stevens
Maplewood
Pittsfield
George Westinghouse
Lake Front
Erskine Park
Laurel ‘Lake
Adele Kneeland
Nancy C. Wharton
Lawn
St. George's Church
William de Forest Manice
Clipston Grange
Samuel Russell
Middletown
Curtis Hotel
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Henry O. Tallmadge
James R. Jessup
G. K. Boutell
John J. Freedman
Tuxedo Entertainments
F. Mutis Duran
R. L
Wyoming
North Dakota
Vermont
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
New Jersey
Kansas
Block Island Sound
William Bb. Fletcher
Narragansett Bay
Roger Wells
John H. Dayton
Naval Training Station
Secretary of the Navy
Badger
Winslow
Fletcher
Usher
William B. Caperton
Naval Station
Daniels
Naval Hospital
Frederick Nash
Cameron McRae Winslow
Newport Garden Association
Newport Horticultural Society
John Nicholas Brown
Elisha Dyer
Catriesa F. Hoffman
E. Rollins Morse
Stuart Duncan
Edgar
Milton S. Barger
Samuel F. Barger
Ednavilla
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Vinland
Howard Henry Jams
Lewis Quentin Jones
William Edgar
N. B. W. Gallwey
Edgar House
Newport Golf Club
Marsden J. Perry
Bleak House
Nathaniel R. Usher
New Cliffs
Casino
Charles Talbot Smith
John Henry Hanan
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
Newrt
William G. Roelker
Henry Barton Jacobs
Vore
Whiteholme
Narragansett Avenue
R. T. Wilson
Harris-Haxall
Middlebury, Va
Warner P. Sutton
Matamoros
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Madison, Ohto
Amelia Dunn
Michael Dunn
Passaic County
East Eighteenth Street
Paterson
Schmidt & Co
Edgecomb Avenue
Edward Gainsberg
Joseph G. Room
Northern Bank
Mary Catherine Stanton Griffin
Quincy Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Charles EK. L. Griffin
Navy
Oliver Hazard Perry
Jacob Tattlebaum
Main Street
Charles A. W. Lowerre
Kosciusko Street
Charles T. Lowerre
Fountain House
Flushing
William Howard Gilder
Wiliam Hughes
Mary Howard Gilder
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lizabeth Ann Hopping
Augustus Stiles Hopping
Daniel M. Hopping
Mat Flushing
David J
Mary West
Parsippany Children’s Home
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Harriett B. van Horn
Bernard van Horn
Abhe—Welshin
Kathryne Welshin
Benjamin A. Ashe
Kaiser—Levy
Fannie Levy
Philip Kaiser
Lieberman
Schlachetzki
Ebelschlachetzki
Frank Lieberman
Lion—Bottigheimer
Fannie Bottigheimer
Jonas Lion
Luebblers
Sherwood
Frinces Sherwood
Albert V. LuebBers
Moss—Levine
da Levine
A. Anthony Moss
Orler—Moss
Helle Moss
Benjamin Iler
Renart Ghetti
Florence Tihett
Matthew Renart
Schwartz—Scheuer
Rose B. Scheuer
Samuel Schwartz
Singer-Kobre
Rather Kobre
David E. Singer
Warried
Becker
Mildred H
Ridgewood
Brisacchg
Carrie
Corona
Blattmacher
Matilda P
Braegger
Gertrude
Gas
Long Island City
Colinsky
Horner -Willhelmina
Richmond Hill
Jum
Jessup —Geoge
Rockaway Beach
Kaempffer
Elizabeth
Woodside
Witham
Kinsley
James H
Monroe St. Plushing
Kolb
John _V
Dutch Kills
Leonard — Frank Fr
Lone Island City
McKenna
Mayer
Suckert
Sophie
SOS Steinway Av
Weingartner Marten
Glendale
Wenzel
William
Bailey
Esther E
Victor St
Yonkers
Brady
Mary
Mount Vernon
Clough
Theodore
Gorham
Charlotte
Mount Késco
Ium
Harlem
St. N. Y
Darling & Company
Thirty-third Street
St. Ave
5Th Ave
35Th St
Berlin
Coney
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle Ground
Paul Philipoteaux
East Side
New French Hospital
J. P. Morgan
Italy
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