Hiss Post Weds Montague Eliot in Royal Gift Ceremony
Miss Helen Post married Montague Eliot at St George's Church amid royal gifts from Con naught and Sweden. Eliot, groom in waiting to King Edward, is son of Col. C G C Eliot and grandson of the third Earl of St Germans. Guests included Lady Barrymore, Countess Pappenheim, and Lord Duncannon. reception followed at 20 Hill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Helen Post
Montague Eliot
St. George’s Church
Mildred Carter
Viscount Acheson
Mr. Eliot
King Edward
Col
C. G. C. Eliot
Earl of
Lord Barrymore
D. Anderson
Lady Barrymore
Miss Post
Gweneth Ponsonby
Earl and Countess of
Wicklow
Renshaw
Winifred Renshaw
Lord Duncannon
Moreton Frewen
George West
Adair
Coxwell Rogers
Lady Dufferin
Countess Pappenheim
Cora Lady Strafford
Anthony Drexel
Burns
Monson
Frederick Post
Lord
Lady Stormans
Bessborough
Tweeddale
Kilmorey
William Gillette
Mme. Dominguez
Dartrey
Winifred
Arran
Charles Eliot
Hill Street
New Court
Sir John Lister Kaye
King George
Miss Mae Hackstaff Weds Dr. John Walker in Easthampton
In Easthampton Illinois on June 22 Miss Mae Elmerdorf Hackstaff daughter of Charles L Hackstaff married Dr. John B Walker of New York at St Luke s Church The ceremony was by Rev Dr William T Manning Trinity Church New York The bride s sister Daryl Hackstaff served as maid of honor Best man was Lawrence E Sexton of New York Ushers included Dr W S Bryant Dr Myron P Denton and Eugene A H Watson A reception followed at the Hackstaff home The couple left for a wedding tour and will reside at 7 East Fifty fourth Street after returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easthampton
L. IL
Mae Elmerdorf Hackstaff
Charles L. Hackstaff
John B. Walker
New York
St. Luke’s Church
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
New
Daryl Hackstaff
Lawrence E. Sexton
W. S. Bryant
Myron P. Denton
Eugene A. H. Watson
Walker
Mr. Hackstaff
East Fifty-fourth Street
Richards Weds Benfield at Home in Hackettstown
Miss Willie Teddie Richards and George Albert Benfield of Newark married in Hackettstown New Jersey at the bride’s home this afternoon. Reverend Doctor Hed ding Bishop Leech of Allendale officiated with Miss Elizabeth Ashley as maid of honor and Rank Brasson of Newark as best man. Ushers were Robert H. Richards Jr. and Robert G. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hackettstown
N. J
Willie Teddie Richards
George Albert Benfield
Newark
Hedding Bishop Leech
Allendale
Piyett H. Richards
Elizabeth Ashley
Rank Brasson
Robert H. Richards, Jr
Mary Smith and John Thomas Smith wed in New Haven
Miss Mary Asnes Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryan Smith of New Haven married John Thomas Smith of the Rollins Rollins firm New York yesterday at the Church of the Sacred Heart New Haven The Rev Father Smith of Sharon Conn brother of the bride performed the ceremony Lucy K Smith sister served as bridesmaid Frank A Gaynor of New York was best man The couple will spend the summer abroad after a short country stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Mary Asnes Smith
Bryan Smith
John Thomas Smith
Rollins & Rollins
New York
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Smith
Sharon, Conn
Lucy K. Smith
Frank A. Gaynor
Mrs. Smith
Laurence—Merwin
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Mr. McGinnis
Florence Lee Merwin
Edwin F. Merwin
Charles Lee Laurence
Mottram —Collins
George's Church
Flushing
L. I
Carrie Marrick
Frank A. Collins
Benjamin Mottram
St. Paul's Chapel
College Point
Frederick Burgess
D. D
Long Island
Henry D. Waller
St. George's Church
Reynolds—Bierce
Juyvesant Square
New York City
Arthur&. Payzant
Julius G. Bierck
Philadelphia
Beatrice Hart
Albert Boykin Bierck
Garden City
Myron Reynolds
Schaus—Graves
Rexford Flats
Saratoga County
N. Y
Clayton J. Potter
First Reformed Church
Fannie Hollister
W. A
Fannie Graves
Carl Joseph Schaus
Schenectady
Stapleton
S. I. Smith—Smith
Mary Agnes Smith
Blakeslee and Monroe Tie The Knot In West End Church
Dr. George Arthur Blakeslee wed Miss Helen Catherine Monroe yesterday at West End Presbyterian Church with Rev. A Edwin Keigwin officiating. Ralph Monroe acted as best man. attendees included Misses Elizabeth Jane Campbell Monroe and May Campbell Monroe and Mrs Ages Elizabeth AubecK. Reception followed at Mrs Monroe’s home, 144 West 104th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Blakeslee
Helen Catherine Monroe
Henry Clay Monroe
West End Presbyterian Church
Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Local Life
Social notes report the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens to John de Kowen Bowen at Old St. Marks Church with a Delmonico's reception. Birth of Mr and Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd’s son noted at 681 Fifth Avenue. Various society moves include Mrs MacVeagh's New York departure and the Shipman family health update. A marriage at Flushing’s St George's Church links Frank A Collins’s daughter Carrie Manick Collins to Rev Benjamin Mottram with Bishop Burgess assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens
Ledyard Stevens
John de Kowen Bowen
Joseph Tilton Bowen
Chicago
Old St. Mark's Church
Delmonico’s
Winthrop Rutherfurd
Carrie Manick Collins
Frank A. Collins
Flushing
Benjamin Mottram
St. Paul's Church
College Point
L. L
St. George's Church
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Henry D. Waller
Wed in a Woman's Club Ceremony in Orange
Miss Edith Whittlesey of East Orange married Walter Irving Scott at the Woman's Club of Orange. The service at 5 p.m. was conducted by Rev Henry M Dexter with close relatives present. The bride's sister served as attendant and a reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Whittlesey
East Orange
Walter Irving Scott
Henry N. Whittlesey
N. J
Woman's Club of
Orange
Henry M. Dexter
Grace Episcopal Church
Henry QO. Woodruff
Park Street
tHrush Gordon Miller
New York
Andrew Astor Bibby
George Barnard Corsu
Richard Belcher Calander
Boston
Frederick Gilbert ,Meeker
Danbury
Beatrice Hart Bierck Weds Myron Reynolds at St George’s Church
Miss Beatrice Hart Bierck the Garden City daughter and Myron Reynolds of New York wed at noon in St George's Church. Rev. Arthur Paysant and Rev. Julius Bierck officiated. Grandmother J B Taylor unable to attend. Bride's maid Lillie Guichard. bridesmaids Dorothy Martindale Mildred Taylor. Best man Oliver Charlick Reynolds. Breakfast at Waldorf Astoria. Bierck family linked to Long Island Railroad presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Hart Bierck
Albert Boykin Bierck
Garden City
L. I
Myron Reynolds
New York
St. George's Church
Arthur S. Paysant
St. George’s
Julius 8. Bierck
J. B. Taylor
Lillie Guichard
Dorothy Martindale
Mildred Taylor
Edwina Fitzgerald
Oliver Charlick Reynolds
Waldorf- Astoria
Long Island Railroad Company
Oliver Charlick
Rosell to Wed Miss Hechter in City Ceremony
Actor William Rosell of the Lambs Club at 130 West Thirty fourth Street and Baltimore actress Miss Mary Hechter obtained a marriage license yesterday. Rosell ages 32 and Hechter says she is 21. They are to marry today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosell
Miss Hechter
Lamb's Club
West Thirty-fourth Street
Mary Hechter
Baltimore
Fish-Dick Wedding Set for July Fourteenth
Miss S Mildred Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs Evans R Dick will wed Stuyvesant Fish Jr on Thursday July 14 at the Church of St Philip in the Highlands Garrison NY Mrs Alexander Williams will be Miss Dick s only attendant and Sidney W Fish will be his brother s best man A reception will follow at The Lodge the Dick country place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish-Dick
S. Mildred Dick
Evans R. Dick
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Church of St. Philip
Highlands
Garrison
N. Y
Alexander Williams
Miss Dick
Sidney W. Fish
Lodge
Ocean Travelers and Transatlantic Arrivals Highlight Passenger Lists
The to day and upcoming Graf Waldersee and Lorraine departures include many named passengers such as Mr. and Mrs. George B Gischel, Prof. and Mrs. Ernst J Berg, and Miss Pleasant Morgan. The Carmania arrival from Liverpool brings a long list of travelers including J W Alexander and S B Tallantyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
George Bgischel
Ernst J. Berg
Grace Barlow
Charles W. Cabeen
J. Newman Davis
Edwin S. Ferry
A. A. Knint
Samuel M. Lederer
W. J. Morris
Pleasant Morgan
C. Jerome Parrett
J. A. Pesant
H. G. Rockwell
Jose Joaquin Gomes Dos Santos
J. H. Underwood
C. C. Weeks
Dni
William M. Brundage
William C Benedict
Mortimer B. Bernstein
Y. Brinton
W. E. Cummer
Ella Wood Dean
Jean Guillamin
J. R. Hartman
George H. McFadden
William Carr
G. H. Richards
Theodore Thels
Adele Ritchie Files for Bankruptcy in New York
Actress Adele Ritchie of Pelham petitions for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 15249 with no assets. Creditors include Otto Sarony & Co 519 for photos Harry T. Gaspin 296 Melville Demorest 191 and thirty six creditors overall including Lord & Taylor 3481 and Joseph 3152 for apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Ritchie
Pelham
Otto Sarony & Co
Harry T. Gaspin
Melville Demorest
Lord & Tayior
Joseph
West Thirtieth Street
Julia Ward
Heur Bendel
C. T. Dare
Atlantic City
M. Saxton
H. & J. Boasberg
Buffalo
Gorham Company
Frederic's
Wiliam Reiman
J. B. Pult
Amusement Notes and Theatre Closures Here
The Spendthrift at the Hudson Theatre will close for the season next Saturday night with a company vacation until August. Henry Watterson Augustus Thomas and Daniel Frohman headlining a Friars dinner at the Hotel Astor with Friar Abbot as guest. Roosevelt’s Rough Riders and Pearys attended Girlea at the New Amsterdam Theatre and will visit Luna Park this afternoon. National aeronautic federation organizers attend a Knickerbocker Theatre night to see The Arcadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Theatre
Dies of Caswell prompts school board to condemn slander
The New York Board of Education adopted resolutions of regret for Prof. Albert S. Caswell’s death and ordered Commissioner Somers to print his defense of a woman teacher’s innocence. Somers denounced a baseless rumor linking Caswell to a private dispute, praising Miss E. W. Burns and asserting the teacher’s innocence amid years of service in city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Albert S. Caswell
Musi
Somers
Caswell
Echo Lake
N. J
Dr. Caswell
Mr. Somers
E. W. Burns
Prof. Caswell
Miss Burns
Prof
George Freifeld
Kissing Principal Expelled from Woodhaven School
Edwin H. Chase, principal at one Woodhaven Queens school, was expelled by the Board of Education after two pupil teachers and two girls testified he kissed them. The Committee on Elementary Schools, led by Abraham Stern, found more serious charges unsupported but recommended summary dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodhaven
Queens
Edwin H. Chase
Board of Education
Chase
Abraham Stern
Stern
Elementary Schools
Principal Chase
Mr. Chase
New Director at Educational Alliance Receives East Side Welcome
About 300 men and women attended a Clinton Hall reception for AlJlan Davis the new Educational Alliance director succeeding Dr. David Blaustein. Davis a Harvard graduate recently started duties and aims to inaugurate reforms amid East Side needs voiced by speakers including Barondess Richards Lipsky Fleischman Zuneer Bublik Rothenberg and the Rev Matliansky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
AlJlan Davis
The
Educational Alliance
David Blaustein
Davis
Harvard
Pittsburg
Just
Joseph Barondess
Bernard G. Richards
Louis Lipsky
Henry Fleischman
Charles Zuneer
Gelaliah Bublik
Max Rothenberg
H. Matliansky
American Surgeons Sail for London Clinics Visit
Thirty American surgeons from the American Association of Civil Surgery sail aboard the Cunard Mauretania to spend two weeks in London visiting clinics at the invitation of the London Surgical Society. The party is led by Dr. Edward Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Américan Association of Citsal Surgery
Mauretania
London
London Surgical Society
Edward Martin
Mary Garden Joins Chicago Opera Company for Next Season
Miss Mary Garden cabled from Paris to Andreas Dippel announcing she will join the Chicago Opera Company next season. She will star in French opera at the Metropolitan Opera House and perform Carmen for the American stage, with Thais Le Jongleur de Notre Dame and Salome in Chicago and a later New York run. Dippel plans a full repertoire for ten French opera Tuesdays with contract terms yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Andreas Dippel
Paris
Chicago Opera Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Miss Garden
America
Mr. Hammerstein
Dippel
Thallon Library Gift Enriches Brooklyn Public Library
The Brooklyn Public Library received a gift of the late Prof. Robert Thallon’s collection. It includes about 1,283 unbound scores and 800 bound volumes. Executors John and Mrs. William M. Thallon donated the library, honoring Thallon who aided Brooklyn’s music scene for decades. He born in 1852 in Liverpool and died in March this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Public Library
Robert Thallon
John Thallon
William M. Thallon
Thallon
Brooklyn
Iie
Liverpool
Imh
Europe
Leipsic
Florence
Milan
Stuttgart
Parisz
Quo St. Mark's Avenue
Central Congregational Church
Plymouth Church
Henry Sandham’s Career Highlighted in Royal and American Circles
Canadian artist Henry Sandham born 1842 in Montreal died in London. He joined the Royal Canadian Academy in 1880, moved to Boston in 1881, and built a career as an illustrator for major publishers in the United States and abroad. His historical works and portraits hang in Ottawa, Halifax, Washington, Boston, Paisley, and other sites, with exhibitions at the Royal Academy and the Paris Salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sandham
London
Montreal
Princess Louise
Royal Canadian Academy
Boston
Portugal
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Town Hall
Lexington
Mass
State House
City Hall
Paisley
Scotland
Royal Academy of London
Salon
Paris
Richard A. Coleman dies at 40 former Peck's Bad Boy actor
Richard A. Coleman, famed as Peck's Bad Boy of the stage, died yesterday at the Derby House West End at age 40. A former Lew Dock-Stader Company member, he belonged to the Hendricks Club and Boston Lodge Knights of Columbus. After retiring five years ago he worked as a drawtender for the city on the Malden and South Boston bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Richard A. Coleman
Peck
Derby House
West End
Lew Dock- Stader Company
Hendricks Club
Boston Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Malden
South Boston
Notable New York Brokers and Officials Die in 50s to 80s
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of John T Denny broker 50 Pine Street at his home 7 West Fifty-second Street Louis F Bauernfield broker 43 Broadway at his Brooklyn home 43 Weirfield Street Germany born 61. Others include Herman Pings lock maker 203 West Ninety-fourth Street 46. Everett Norton former Ways and Means Clerk Farmington Missouri 50. Solomon Arborelli underwear maker 114 West 128th Street 50 with typhoid fever. Mathew C Strohm longtime Annapolis boxing master 67. Franit Hatch Morgan Harvard ’76 publisher Leroy Times editor New York Commercial 1905-1908. William Sylvester Waterhouse 49 East 126th Street 68. Edna Lindars Brooklyn born 1880 at 734 Lincoln Place. Charles Raymond once conductor NY NH Hartford later editor in Port Chester and Bridgeport. Prof Robert Ferguson Waynesburg College 55. Dr Albert Hamilton Brockway Brooklyn dentist 13 Greens Avenue 82. Robert H Smith Beekman Street printer 8?2 Beekman Street 87. Henry G Grossman retired lumber merchant 54 West 149th Street 78. Surviving relatives noted for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tappan Denny
Pine Street
West Fifty-second Street
Louis F. Bauersfield
Broadway
Weirfield Street
Brooklyn
Germany
Herman Pings
West Ninety-fourth Street
J. Hood Wright
Bright
Everett B. Norton
Ways and Means Committee of
Congress
Internal Revenue and Postal Services
Farmington, Mo
Solomon B. Arbanelli
West 128Th Street
Mathew C. Strohm
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Franit Hatch Morgan
Methuen
Mass
Harvard
Leroy
N. Y
Bryan L. Kennelly
Edna Lindars
Frederick W Lindars
Bureau of Municipal Research
Prospect Heights Hospital
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Port Chester
Bridgeport Farmer
Connecticut
Robert Ferguson
Waynesburg College
Pittsburg
Columbia
William F. Reilly
South
Oxford Street
Albert Hamilton Brockway
New York Ondontological Society
Greens Avenue
Rembrandt
Portland
Robert H. Smith
Beekman Street
Herkimer Street
J. R. & R. B. Smith, Printers
Manhattan
Society of Old Brooklynites
Henry G. Grossman
Bernard Vorhaus
West 149Th Street
Austria
Wiliam Grossman
Moses H. Grossman
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Catherine Grossman
L. H. Stevens Dies Suddenly in London
Lyndon Hoyt Stevens of Greenwich Connecticut who fought at Gettysburg and was wounded there was found dead in bed at the Grand Hotel Charing Cross London. An inquest was adjourned for a pathologist analysis. A physician termed him a high strung neurotic hard working American who died likely of heart disease. He was about 67, survived by his wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
New York Times
London
Lyndon Hoyt Stevens
Greenwich
Conn
Gettysburg
Grand Hotel
Charing Cross
Stevens
Paris
Greenwich. Conn
Lyndon H. Stevens
Batopilas
Mexico
Board of Trade
Edward Stevens
Louise Stevens
Peruvian Diplomat to Marry Here
Carlos Ernesto Ferreyros, in Peru's diplomatic service at Panama, and Juana Rubio of 100 West 76th Street, a native of Peru, applied for a marriage license at City Hall yesterday. The ceremony is planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Ernesto Ferreyros
Peru
Panama
Juana Rubio
West Seventy- Sixth Street
Telegraphed Notices Open for NYT Insertion
Marriage and death notices intended for New York Times insertion can be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief notice excerpt indicates submission process for obituary and wedding announcements through the newspaper’s telephonic channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Sophie Greenberg to wed Martin Levy at Hotel Savoy
Mr. and Mrs. I Greenberg of 1980 7th Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Sophie to Martin Levy. The couple will be celebrated Sunday June 26 between 3 and 6 at the Hotel Savoy. No cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberg—Levy
Wxr
I. Greenberg
Sophie
Martin Levy
Hotel Savoy
Marriages and Notices From New York Area Churches
A compilation of marriage notices and a funeral brief from New York and New Jersey churches. It lists couples including Merwin Laurence, Mottram Collins, Reynolds Bierce, Schaus Graves, Smith Smith, Frankel Schmidt, Groves Conway, Kilkenny Farrington, Meyer Rotherosen, Quinlan Hall, Rooney Livermore, Skelley Cottrell, Hodges Wittick, Turney Youngs, Zimmerman Weh, Curran Betz, Hoke Odell, and a Prescott L. Watson funeral in Wurtsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Prescott L
Wurtsboro
Beaupland and Clarke and others funeral notices in June 1910
Multiple death notices list Stephanie Beaupland at Madison New Jersey Charlotte Clarke in Arlington Vermont Bridget Courtney in Buffalo and burial plans. John Tappan Denny funeral at 7 West 52d Street interment private Louise Duff and John Elliott funeral details. Prof Robert Ferguson dies at Waynsburg College with service at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Davis
Hugenot
New Rochelle
New York
Courtney
Buffalo
Bridget
Edward Courtney
James Courtney
Briscole Brothers Undertaking
Elk St
Erie County
Corry
Penn
New York City
Denny
John Tappan Denny
West 52d St
Duff
Elliott
Hamburg
Germany
John. F. Elliott
Evergreen Cemetery Chapel
New Haven
Conn
Ferguson
Waynsburg College
Robert Ferguson
William F. Reilly
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Lafayette Av. Presbyterian Church
Obituary notices and funeral announcements across multiple cities
A dense column lists numerous deaths and scheduled funeral services from New York and surrounding areas. It includes lives of Kate Flanagan, Henry Grossman, Florence Harrison Berlit z, and many others with dates, addresses, and burial plans, plus notices from Connecticut and Long Island.
The Gimbel Building and its grand idea
The Gimbel Building stands as an idea driven enterprise. It notes 27 acres of floor space and 200 by 1400 by 185 feet dimensions while praising speed and quality in construction. Gimbel Brothers pledge expansion beyond Philadelphia and Milwaukee into New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel
Messrs. Gimbel
Obituary notices list residents with June death dates
A list of death notices includes Caroline OBNER Irvington aged 79 Bernard OHLMANN Jersey City aged 30 Margarethe RIEMANN Jersey City aged 70 David H. ROBERTS Madison aged 85 John S SCHICK Catskills aged 30 Reto L SICKLEY Springfield aged 48 William SITES Bridgeton aged 66 Lyrdia H E SMITH Vineland aged 7 months John L SULLIVAN Jersey City aged 20 Edward THOMPSON Burlington aged 79 Catherine TUTTLE West Hoboken aged 59 Henry VEIX Jersey City aged 25 Alice L WHITTED Jersey City aged 18 Edith M ZINDLE Jersey City aged 4 months Beatrice K BECK North Tarrytown aged 12 Catherine CURRAN Port Chester funeral today 9:30 AM William H FREER Kingston Stephen F HORTON Peekskill 45 Vernon KIMMEY Nyack 24 James MORRISON Mellenville author unknown Charles ROHKOHL Mount Vernon 62 Idelette S ROWE Montgomery 42 Joseph SCOTT Mount Hope June 18 Emma M MERZAGT Crugers Orpha O Orchard Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obner
Caroline
Irvington
Ohlmann
Bernard
van Nostrander
Jersey
Hugh
Bridgeton
Riemann
Margarethe
Jersey City
Roberts
David H
Madison
Thompson
Edward
Burlington
Tuttle
Catherine
West Hoboken
Ane
Henry
West Kenney St
Whitted
Alice L
Brunswick St
Zindle
Edith M
9Th St
Beck
Beatrice K
North Tarrytown
Curran
Port Chester
Jane
Freer
William H
Kingston
Horton
Stephen F
Peekskill
Kimmey
Vernon
Nyack
Morrison
James
Mellenville
Tok Rohkohl
Charles
South 9Th Av
Mount Vernon
Rowe
Idelette S
Montgomery
Scott
Joseph
Mount Hope
Memoriam notices for Boyle and Reilly masses today
Two memorial Mass notices list Luke Boyle at St Joseph's R G Church Jersey City at 9 AM and Patrick Reilly at St James's Church Newark at 9:30 AM today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiss Post Weds
Hackstaff
Beufield—Richards
Blakeslee
Monroe
Clarence Moore
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Miss Alexander
Swiftmoor
Bride’s Crossing
E. V. R. Thayer, Jr
H. Mortimer Brooks
Rockhurst
Newport
Elon St. Clair Hobbs
Jewett, N
George E Turnure
Groton
Groton School
George E. Turnure, Jr
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Plaza
Reynolds—Bierck
Ocean Travelers
Lorraine
Echo ‘Lake
Great New Social Worker
Surgeons
Salis
Singer Alsox
Metropolitan
Thallon Library
L. H. Stevens
McGrath
Smith
Neva Smith
Francis
New Jersey
Bird
Harrison-Berlitz
Florence _ Anna
Victor H
Florence Bingham
St. Nicholas Av
Kenworthy
Wappingers Falls
Dutchess County
Travis Kenworthy
Zion P. E
New Hamburg Station
Jacob Ames
East 126Th St
Whitson
Dantel Whitson
Friends Meeting House
Main St
East 31Th St
Louis Winter
West 23d St
Frank E. Campbell
Suaeernell
Solomon B
West
Carson —C. Marion
Fune
Cavanagh
Minnile
West 1624
A. M. Harrington
Julia
Oswald
Frances L
West 157Th St
Charles H
East 15Th St
P. Wynne
Ellen
West 49Th
Frank
Brooklyn Hospital
Goellner
John B
Ainslie St
Hutwelker
Henry W
18Th St
MM. Jacobs
Margaret E
Gold St
M. McCormack
Philip
Waverly
M. Mannheimer
Moses
Washington Av
Matthews
Emily
Macon St
Mensing
van Brunt St
Muller
Zettler
Elizabeth C
Jefferson Av
Byrne
Agnes T
Clayton
Wt.hynes
Schaefer
Thomas
Wantagh
Wackenhut
John G
Middle Village
Harry
Carroll
Annie c
York St
M. Cordes
Margaretha
Hoboken Fav
Courtois
Annie
Clinton Av
Deckelmann
Anes
New Brunswick
Croenleap
Kivina
Orient Av
Grentz
Ae Merer Anges
Storm
Ste Sk
Maguire
Andrew
Warren St
Newar
Gimbel Store
Napoleon
Alps
D. H. Burnham & Co
Messrs. Gimbell Brothers
Reree
New York State
Merzagt
Emma
Crugers
Orpha
Orchard St
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Chelsea
Murray Hill
Leland Company
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
Presbrey-Coykendall Co
Ula Bookies
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