Miss Ursula Morgan Weds Rev William Fitz-Simon in Tuxedo Park
Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan daughter of Mrs. John B. Morgan and niece of J. Pierpont Morgan married Rev. William Fitz-Simon at St Mary s Church Tuxedo Park. The ceremony was followed by a breakfast at Table Rock Sterlington. They plan a European honeymoon before his return to rector duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morgan
Ucle
J. Pierpont Morgan
Helen M. Hamiiton
William Pierson Hamilton
Jane Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
London
Sara Morgan
Junius
Marie Seton
Alfred Seton, Jr
Tuexdo
Dresden
Emond ¥ Fitz-Simons
J. D. Prince
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Otto Andreae
William Kent
Edwin
Herbert L. Satterlee
John. J. Morgan
Paris
John B. Morgan
Charles B. Alexander
E. Harriman
Mary Harriman
Grenville Kane
Henry M. Tilford
David Wagstaff
Willard S. Brown
Mortimer
J. F. Pierson
W. M. W. Hoffman
R. Fulton Cutting
Ambrose Wiewell
Frederick A. Snow
John S. Rogers
Ineodore Frelinghuysen
Robert T. Varnum
H. Casimir de [Rham
Schuyler Schieffelin
Pierre Lorillaré
Paul Tuckerman
Frederick A.J. Juillard
J. P. Morgan
Juliet P. Morgan
Parker Weds Miss Hoyt in Private New York Ceremony
Frederick W. Parker of New Brunswick New Jersey and Miss Ethelwyn F. Hoyt of this city married at West End Collegiate Church with only family presence. Officiant Revenry Evertson Cobb. breakfast at Delmonico's. They plan a July Lusitania voyage to Europe and will reside in Orange New Jersey after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Parker
New Brunswick
N. J
Thomas F. B. Parker
Ethelwyn F. Hoyt
West End Collegiate Church
Evertson Cobb
Delmonico's
Parker
Gail
Europe
Lusitania
Orange
Rutgers College
University
Manhattan
Tional
Gast
Plainfield
Miss J Hoyt
Mr. Parker
California
Tuckman Rosenkrantz Wedding at Temple Beth Israel
The wedding of Stanislaus N. Tuckman and Miss Miriam Rosenkrantz occurred yesterday at Temple Beth Israel at Seventy second Street and Lexington Avenue. Rev. Dr. Aaron Eisemann officiated with Miss Ray ewis as maid of honor and Nathan azarnick as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus N. Tuckman
Miriam Rosenkrantz
David Rosenkrantz
Temple
Beth Israel
Seventy-second Street
Lexington Avenue
Aaron Eisemann
Rayewis
Nathan Azarnick
Miss Lily Bohling Wed to Albert Van Velser
Miss Lily Rigmer Bohling daughter of Mrs Maria Bohling married Albert Van Velser yesterday morning at West End Presbyterian Church. Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Rigmer Bohling
Maria Johanna Bohling
Albert van Velser
Hibson
West End Presbyterian Church
Marriage Notice: Leander Wright Wed Cassie Renwick
Leander Wright and Mrs Cassie C Renwick were married in Amityville Long Island on June two. The couple were announced as living in Amityville and the wedding was conducted by Perry Belmont's personal representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Belmont
Cassie Renwick
Leander Wright
Cassie
C. Renwick
jAmityville, L. I
Bridegroom political figure tied to Long Island scene
The article notes the groom, connected with the New York Department of Water Supply and a Perry Belmont representative, as a prominent Long Island Democrat. It mentions Mrs. Renwick’s first husband as a brother of the late Col. Stanhope C. Renwick, a known figure in city newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Wright
Department of Water Supply of
New York
Long Island
Suffolk County
Perry Belmont
Summer travel notes from a busy society page
Many residents plan summer stays and travels from Spring Lake to Watch Hill and Wiesbaden. Notables include the Cramp and Pell families at Spring Lake, the Tolna couple in Wiesbaden, and Croninshield abroad. Births and urgent family matters surface as high society moves between hotels, cottages, and coastal retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. Pell
Edwin Cramp
Spring Lake
Mrs Mackay Presents Roslyn School Prizes at Exercises
Roslyn public school held its commencement with twelve pupils receiving prizes from Mrs Clarence H Mackay. The donor appeared in beard and gown on stage alongside the School Board as she recently earned an M A from the State University of Nevada.
Field Day Benefit For Crippled Children At Polo Grounds
The annual Field Day Benefit for the Home for Destitute Crippled Children will be held at the Polo Grounds on Friday afternoon July 17. Mrs. A. L. Erlanger heads the charity. George M. Cohan and Sam Harris organize events including a base ball game between prima donnas and soubrettes. A sprint between Mrs. Erlanger and Hollis Cooley is planned with the winner later facing Secretary Taft, plus other field games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
A. L. Erlanger
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris
Erlanger
Hollis Cooley
Taft
New German Theatre to Open With German American Plays
Adolf Philipp, longtime manager of the Germania Theatre on Eighth Street, announced plans to open a new German theatre at the start of next season. He partners with the manager of Zum Schwarzen Adler, transforming the Eighty-sixth Street music hall between Lexington and Third Avenues into a regular theatre with 900 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Philipp
Germania Theatre
Eighth Street
Philipp
Amusement notes show season wrap and star movements
The Gay Musician closes Saturday at Wal lack's Theatre with plans for a New York opening next season before touring. Hermann Klein will sail for Europe Thursday to book artists in London and Paris returning in September. Nora Bayes debuts in a Ziegfeld jr musical after Jardin de Paris engagement. Cecelia Loftus illness postpones Jocelyn Home concert to autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
New York
Hermann Klein
New German Theatre
Europe
London
Paris
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Knickerbocker
Louise Closser
Etruria
England
Fanny Rice
Nora Bayes
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Jardin de Paris
Brown the Broker
Charles C. Joyce
McHinery
William A. Brady
Zelma Rawlston
Edward Elsner
Hannah
Havana
Elsner
Daniel Frohman
Cecelia Loftus
Jocelyn Home
Restoring Found Property via The New York Times Ad
The easiest method to return found property is through a small advertisement in The New York Times, a service owners are pleased to pay for to reclaim belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Skat League Ends Convention in New York
The North American Skat League wrapped up its three day congress at Grand Central Palace New York with a grand ham mers party at Terrace Garden awarding 203 prizes. Franz Hilberling of New York won the top prize of 1000 dollars with Charles Schloss also of New York taking 500 dollars. many other names from New York Philadelphia Newark and Chicago appear among winners. The event drew about 4000 attendees including 500 to 600 women and included brewery visits and a Coney Island outing before the final prize announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Garden
Grand Central Palace
North America
New York
Milwaukee
Jacob Ruppert
Third Avenue
Bernheimer & Schwartz
Amsterdam Avenue
127Th Street
Coney Island
Luna Park
Staats, Zeitung
Franz Hilberling
Charles F. Schloss
Frank Panneck
Newark
N. J
Max_Erdtmann
Brooklyn
B—H
Schondorfer
Louis Grotz
Philadelphia
S. Kirsch
Hermann Helser
O. Schneider
Passaic
Emil Lotthammer
Joseph Holzhau
Westermann
New_York
Charles Meade
George Wheligelt
Staten Island
Charles Winkelmann
Max Klein
Jersey City
Albert Musser
Wohlfarth
E. Price
Bronx
Herm Ziegler
Louis Heck
Naegele
Fred_ May
Karl Neumann
Karl Kahn
Chicago
D. Hintz
Bloomfield
W. Rave
A.reising
Ed. Wagners
H. Bockhold
Frederick Groten
Eugen E. Wirths
W. Moeck
Hoboken
Joseph Hille
H. E. Fenster
Dr. J. Krause
D. Lesser
Herald Square
Robert Schilier
O. P. Friedlaender
Paul Richter
M. Loewenthal
Aug. Kipp
Manhattan
Henry Walz
Charles_ Bissler
G. F. Krogan
R. Jacobs
L. Barth
H. Rackebrandt
John Ripple
W._J.McNeill
John Schaack
R. A. Mayer
Tony Pastor Must Move From Pastors Theatre
Tony Pastor, veteran vaudeville manager, received notice from Tam many Hall that he must vacate his tenancy at Pastor's Theatre on Sept. 1 after twenty seven years. He seeks a Broadway house for continued vaudeville, believes his building may be torn down for a new structure, and a brother of Charles F Murphy is linked to taking over as a moving picture theatre. Foster's lease ends Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Pastor
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Foster
Cafe Boulevard Adds Kioto Roof Garden Over Second Ave
Cafe Boulevard at Second Avenues and Tenth Street expands dining space with the Kioto Roof Garden. The third floor gallery opens to patrons, matching the size of the second floor gallery used in previous summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Boulevard
Café Boulevard
Second Avenues
Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Opera subscription rush marks opening of Hammerstein season
Oscar Hammerstein announced brisk subscription sales for Philadelphia's twenty week opera season to begin November. He anticipated completing the Broad and Poplar Opera House in time for the first performance and projected seats would be allocated by lot after all applications arrive. He expected high performance receipts and full occupancy if demand continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
Noveber
Broad and
Poplar Streets
Hammerstein
Opera House
Stay for Hitchcock Despite Injunction at Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock appeared in The Merry Go Round at Circle Theatre again, despite the injunction served on him. His lawyer Max Steuer secured a temporary stay from Judge Holt until Friday's hearing, after opposing a modification sought in U S Circuit Court by Judge Ward. The injunction alleged breach of contract by Hitchcock based on affidavits from Henry W. Savage and Marc Klaw Arthur W Tams and Karl Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hitchcock
Circle Theatre
Max Steuer
New Haven
Holt
Steuer
Charles Richman Joins Summer as Deal Beach Broker
Charles Richman, famed stage leading man and former star, becomes a stock broker overseeing a branch office in a shingled cottage at Deal Beach New Jersey. The actor broker has become a familiar Summer figure and will return to the Belasco forces next Autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richman
Deal Beach
N. J
Belasco
Shakespeare on Stage at Keith Proctor Theatre Next Week
Paul McAllister signs to present his own version of Hamitet at the 125th Street Theatre. A twelve member company will support the production as audiences await the new reading of Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Paul McAllister
Hamitet
Keith Proctor
125Th Street Theatre
McAllister
Baby Leslie McKinley Bows Out After Permit Talk
Leslie McKinely an eight month old baby who appeared in The Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre will not perform again. After talks with the Children's Society officials the manager agreed that performing without a permit would be useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McKinely
Three Twins
Herald Square Theatre
Children’s Society
Charles B. Jefferson Dead at 57 in St Luke’s Hospital
Charles B. Jefferson oldest son of Joseph Jefferson and former theatrical manager died at 7 30 p m in St Luke's Hospital from a complication of diseases at age 57 He leaves widow Edna Jefferson four daughters from his first marriage and a brother and three half brothers Funeral private and burial in Sandwich Massachusetts Joseph Jefferson's son had been his father's manager and investor in Louisiana plantations and Florida fruit groves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edna Jefferson
Glen MacDonough
Charles Roth
William Corlette
Sarah Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Joseph
William
Frank
Charles
Jefferson
Louisiana
Hobe Sound
Palm Beach
Sandwich
Maass
Dudley F Phelps longtime Customs Service chief dies in Boston
Dudley F Phelps longtime head of the Customs Service law department at the Port of New York died in Boston after a brief illness at 63. He served in the army as a lieutenant in an African American regiment raised by the Union League Club. He studied at Harvard and worked with Chester A. Arthur before becoming Assistant Attorney General for the Southern District of New York and later head of the customs department. He was married twice and survived by four children from his first marriage and his second wife Miss Slart of Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley F. Phelps
Customs Service
Port of
New York
Boston
United States Army
Union League Club
Harvard
Sta Gease
Chester A. Arthur
Customs Office
Dudley Phelps, Jr
East Seventy-fifth Street
Venezuela
Katherine E
Louise L.phelps
Phelps
Miss Slart
Jamaica
Mrs. Mary Dean Dies at 105 in Lockport
Mrs Mary Dean aged 105 died at her home in Lockport this morning. Born December 20 1802 on the New Jersey coast she long smoked a pipe daily and lived in Rochester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dean
Rochester
N. Y
Lockport
New Jersey
Notable Obituaries From Across the United States
A roundup of deaths includes Gen Francisco Maranjo in Mexico City, JOSEPH HARBER in Youngstown, Willis G Vanauken in Tawas Michigan, Francis Winslow in Norfolk Virginia, Mary H Bruce in Louisville Kentucky, Daniel G Hetfield of Rahway New Jersey, Frank C Goble Verona New Jersey, Horatio Camps born Manila 1845, Herman Kirsten Jersey City, and Allen Rosenkrans Newton New Jersey. Survivors and notable life details accompany each notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Maranjo
Mexico City
Joseph Harber
Giles B. Harber
Special Service
Honolulu
Youngstown
Ohio
Willis G. Vanauken
Tawas
Mich
Francis Winslow
Norfolk
Washington
Mary H. Bruce
Louisville
Napoleon G. Bruce
Royal College of Preceptors
W. Lanier Washington
Robert Emory Brennan
Albert A. Brennan
Daniel G. Hetfield
Dan
Rahway
N. J
Maud S
Frank C. Goble
Verona
Horatio Camps
Brooklyn
Manila
P, IL
Herman Kirsten
Union Hill
Jersey City
Allen Rosenkrans
Newton
BEING READY TO LEAVE THE CITY NEWS SERVICE
Advertisement advises readers to arrange daily and Sunday New York Times delivery to foreign addresses for 75 cents monthly. Readers may change address freely and should order via their newsdealer, the Publication Office, or by telephone at 1000 Bryant Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Leeds Dies in Paris Hotel After Health Decline
William B. Leeds American financier died at the Hotel Ritz Paris after a sudden collapse. He had been abroad for health reasons and planned to sail home the next day. Leeds once led the Rock Island Railroad and was married twice, with wealth estimated at 35 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William B. Leeds
Hotel Ritz
Leeds
America
New York
Rock Island Railroad
William B Leeds Built Tin Plate Empire From Rail to Riches
William B Leeds rose from a Indiana florist to railroad official and American Tin Plate Company president. He helped form the Big Four, led Rock Island lines, and after diversifying faced customs disputes over a pearl necklace. He suffered strokes, died after market strains, and left a wide array of corporate roles and society memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Leeds
Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Harry Miler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miller
Leeds
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
D. G Reid
Big Four
W. H
J. H. Moore
American Tin Plate Company
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago, Rock Island « Pacific Railroad Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
The
Audit Company of New York
Ellwood, Anderson & Lapelle Railroad
Nassau Gas, Heat and Power Company
Nassau Light, and Power Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Windsor Trust Company
Mary Stewart Worthington
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Rough Point
Newport
Paris
Bernard Citroen’s
New York
Citroen
Lacombe
United States
New York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Brooklyn
Larchmont
Meadow Brook
City
Automobile Club of America
Financial
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Rock Island
Col Gilbert P Robinson Dies at Jersey City Home
Col Gilbert P Robinson aged 90 died at his home 68 Booraem Avenue Jersey City from neuritis. An Irish immigrant born April 11 1831 he came to the U S in 1852 and served in the army. He became Police Captain after Hudson City joined Jersey City in 1871 and later clerk of the Police Board until 1905. He was a Mason and Grand Army member and leaves a son and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert P. Robinson
Booraem Avenue
Jersey City
Ireland
United States Army
Hudson City
Grand Army
Blairstown High School Principal John Van Dyke Dies
Prof John M Van Dyke of Blairstown New Jersey high school died at home of heart disease. He boarded with Mr and Mrs William Andress. He was a brother of Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton University and a practicing lawyer who taught school for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. van Dyke
Blairstown
N. J
William Andress
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Marriages Recorded Across Several States in June Events
A list of unspecified marriage notices dated June across 1800s to 1920s notes couples from Conn., Md., N.J., Me., N.Y., and Penn. exchanging vows at churches including St Mary’s Tuxedo Park, West End Presbyterian, Trinity Church, St Bartholomew’s, and more. Names include Maria Louisa Riggs, Robert Treat Crane, Ursula Juliet Morgan, William Fitz-Simon, Lilly Rigmer Bohling, Hamilton Hill, Mary McMillin, Henry Morris, Ethelwyn Hoyt, Jeannette Smith Rothwell, Ina Wright, Leland Wright, Margaret Gaddis, Clara Pine, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Ursula Juliet
J. B.morgan
William Fitz-Simon
St. Mary's, Tuxedo
Hibson—Bohling
West End Presbyterian Church
New York City
Cranford
X. J. Hill—Stanton
Stanholm
Kennebunkport
L. Mason Clarke
John Bicknell
Alice Rowland Stanton
Hamilton Hill
Boston
Morris—Mcmillin
Charles N. Wells
Trinity Church
Mary McMillin
Henry Cullum Morris
Parker—Hoyt
The
Collegiate Church
Henry Evertson Cobb
Ethelwyn
Eugene F. Hoyt
Frederick W. Parker
New Brunswick
Obituary notices and funeral announcements in New York area
A long list of death notices and funeral plans dated June 1908 across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Entries include Jose Xavier Arosemena Edmund W. Davis Jane Germond William Huestis James Irwin George Keck William S Mead Dudley J Phelps Harry B Rosenthal Adolph Strauss Alice Taylor Evelina D Thatcher Eliza E Underhill Mary E Adams Elisabeth Baier Charles Bavetta Joan R Bennette Harry Bishop Adam Bohn John Brautigan Patrick Burke Thomas Burrowes Mary Byrne Thomas Byrnes Horatio Camps William H Christie Anna L Clark Jene Collins Patrick H Comiskey Margaret Corcoran Mary Agnes Curry Albert Diem and others with service times locations and interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arosemena
Jose Xavier Arosemena
St. Gabriel's Church
New Rochelle
Grand Central Station
Davis
Grand Cascapedia
Canada
Edmund W. Davis
Germond
Isrentwood
L. I
Jane M. Germond
Wrellington -Germond
Hauppauge
Central Islip
Long Island City
Hitchings
Pasadena
Cal
New York
Hannah
Charles F. Witchings
St. Matthew's Church
Seth St
Central Park West
Huestis
White Plains
Wiliam Henry Huestis
Grace Episcopal Church
White Plains Rural Cemetery
Irwin
James William Irwin
Oradell
X. J
Lexington Av
Kensico
Keck
George Keck
Henry
Elizabeth Keck
East 175Th St
Mead
St. Luke's Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
Phelps
Boston
Dudley J. Phelps
Rosenthal
Harry B. Rosenthal
Rebecca
Milton
Jean
Rosalre
J. A. Solomon
West 120Th St
Finners
Pittsburg
Strauss
Adolph Strauss
Rosa Strauss
Ida Marshall
Stella Loewenthal
Leopold Strauss
94Th St
Temple Beth-B
West 4Th St
Sulzberger
Taylor
Alice Taylor
Hugh Taylor
Greenwood
Thatcher
Stonington
Conn
Evelina D. Thatcher
Stephen D. Thatcher
Underhill
Pittsfield
Mass
Eliza E. Underhill
William Underhill
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Harry Bishop
Bohn
Lorimer St
Brooklyn
Adam Bohn
Brautigan
Lentz Av
Newark
N. J
John, Brautigan
Burke
Jersey City
Patrick Burke
Burrowes
Bound Brook
Thomas R. Burrowes
Byrne
West 105Th St
Mary Byrne
Byrnes
West 17Th St
Bayonne
Thomas Byrnes
Camps
Jefferson Av
Horatio Camps
M. Christie
South Nyack
N. Y
William H. Christie
Death notices from New York area August 22
Funeral announcements list residents named Donovan Dougherty Douglass Driscoll Essig Ferguson Flohr Frost Gennoy Gerstenmeier Gilmore Holeland Hueston Ingate Jahn Kelly King Kirkland Klein Klevenz Krebs Kock Lambertus Link Linn Lockwood Lowery Lynk McAlpin McCarthy Matthews May May Meehan Murphy Murray Nixon Ohs Parker Peterson Pierson Pierre Priest Pugh Quail Rice Rolls Samson Scanlon Schier Schmitt Schnitgen Schohn Schulz Sloan Smith Speckmann Street Tague Wade Whitford Wie g and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essig
Orange
N. J
Meer Essig
Ferguson
St. Duln’s Place
Brooklton
Mary Ferguson
Flohr
East 173d
Willam F. Flohr
Frost
Cranberry St
Brooklyn
Sarah E. Frost
Gennoy
Bright St
Jersey City
Annie Gennoy
Gerstenmeier
South 7Th St
Newark
Sebastian (Iersten
Meter
Gilmore
Mridgefield
Charles H.eet
P. Golden
John F. Gelden
Uumison St
ML. Harden
Ssth St
West End
Mary M. Harden
Hartill
German Hospital
Jne
Elizabeth Marthur
Hein
Lexington
Florence M. Hein
Hicks
West 1220
Mary Hicks
NM. Higgins
Chariton St
Catherine Higgins
Holeland
Rye
N. Y
Catharine Holand
Hueston
Clermont Av
Robert Hueston
Ingate
Morristown
Elizabeth A. Ingate
Jahn
Mamburg Av
George Jahn
Kelly
Hicks St
William FE. Kelly
King
Elm St
Richmond
Mabel E. Kine
Kirkland
Grove St
Mary N. Kirkland
Klein
West Orange
Christopher Klein
Klevenz
St. Catharine's Hopital
Jacob Kievenz
Krebs
East S0th St
Henry Krebs
Kock
West 11Th St
Fred Kock
Lowery
Frank A. Lowery
Lynk
Washington St
Hobokeen
Jime
Stanley B. Lynk
McAlpin
Griffith St
Francee McAlpin
McCarthy
Lafayette St
Newadh
Joseph McCarthy Matthews
Metropolitan Av
Mary Matthews
Reeve Place
Jane Maunton
St. Nicholas Av
William May
M Ay
South Sth St
Martin
Meehan
13Th St
Mary A. Meehan
Murphy
Humboldt St
Marr A. Murphy
Murray
Pavonia Av
David Murrey
Nixon
59Th St
Margaret A. Nixon
OHS
Hudson Terrace
Yorkers
Emma Ohl. Parker
Stevens Av
Edward W. Parker
J. Peferson
RockyiNe Centre
L. LE
Grace Allen Peterson
A. M.pierson
New York Av
Sarah I. Flerson
Pierre
Franklin Av
Guttenburg
Jenny Pierre
Wayne St
Fannie A. Priest
Pugh
Pearl St
Richard P. Pugh
M. Quail
Bay 98Th St
Union Av
Frenx
Bertha Schier
Schmitt
7Th St
Caroline M. Schmitt
Schnitgen
Otto Schohn
M. Schulz
Park Av
Hoboken
Florence M. Schulz
Sloan
Diamond St
William S. Soan. Smith
Malvern St
John H. Smith
Spec
Whitford
West New Brighton
S. L
Wiegand
Madison St
August Wiegand
Memoriam Mass for Thomas Cunningham at St Agnes Church
Memorial service for Thomas F. Cunningham held at St Agnes Church today at 10. A brief Mass observed with family and parishioners remembering the late figure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Morgan
Rev
WM. Fitz-Simon
J. Pier
Pont Morgan
Tuxedo Park
St. Mary’s Church
F. W. Parker
Miss Hoyt
Tuckman—Rosenkrantz
Social Notes
William P. Dixon
Josephine Williams
Ilseboro, Me
James B. Townsend
Point Au Pic
Quebec
Lycurgus Winchester
Katharine Pratt
Watch Hill
Festettic de
George Heye
Oyster Bay
W.W. H. Burgess
Frank W. Croninshield
Gustav Amsinck
James W. Hawes
Ansonia
R. E. Westcott
Stephen C. Miller
Irvington
Amzi Lorenzo Barber
Washington, D. C
Ardsley Towers
Dobbs Ferry
Alfred L. White
East Fifty-fourth Street
Harold Fa Villard
Thornwood, Dobbs “Erry
Franklin Q. Brown
Concord, Mass
James B. Thompson
Miss. Thompson
Walcott
Grindstone Neck
Charles Finney Cox
Mauretania
Carlina
Austrian Tyrol
Charles H. Treat
Benjamin Wood
Miss Wood
Maser Wood
Gotham
Pacific Coast
H. H. Rogers
Massachusetts
Nicholas Fish
Holland House
Raul L. Baker
Mitchell Harrison
Holland
Thomas G. Blakeman and
Raleigh Phillpotts
Buckingham
Frank Diehl
Presbyterian Chute Oceanic
D. W. Barret
Broadway Tabernacle
Alexander Sedgwick
Lydia C. Rogers
Lenox
Times Building
William Kappel
A. Auerbach
M. Rosenthal
H. Schweppe
Chr. Werner
G. L. McCutcheon
Paul Wentsel
Theodore Voigt
Stanley Widuski
A. Camnitzer
H. Kasten
Adolph Frank
Max Mattes
yvo—Arthur Claassen
Fuetwohl
George Uhlig
Henry Schwind
Elizabeth
Don Simon
William Weber
William Schneider
C. Herring
Fred Werner
Henry Lutz
K. A. Kocher
Detroit
P. H. van Bloem
B. Nachtigall
August Thies
Peter Roos
M. F. Gwandy
L. M. Walther
E. M. Marmer
Max Warms
Franz Honby
H. Wunder
H. Schmeltz
W. Bachmann
Littemann
the Bronx
H. R. Kirsch
Julius Loeffler
L. Friedner
M. M. Jonas
J. Mieser
Prof
M.loewy
Gus. Blenk
C. Sieber
W. Jaeger
G. Franken
Charles Bang
Julius Lewinski
Henry Rapp
Richard Nolte
E. Roehl
H. Lahrhein
H. Herrnstadt
H. F. Wolgnarten
Davenport
Ney
Buffalo
A. H. Burne
R. Kressen
F. W. Liedt
Aladelphia
Charles. Quadt
J. E. Gimbinger
Ed. Vogt
B. H. Ridder
J. E. Soper
Brockmann
R. Barthel
Fred. Schuppin
L. W. Hraba
Henry Wolff
Paul Lange
Herzog
P. W. Dittlinger
William Neihetser
M.arensberg
A. Prince
A. Becher
G. W. Schlosser
Paul Meyer
G. Doerris
Guenther Keitel
Otto Momny
Arlington
A. Eisler
R. Kempf
P. Denuth
John Lindes
L. W. Rahe
Baltimore
M. Miller
Houston
Tex
H. Zschering
A. Wadenklen
T. Lehnhoff
M. P. Loeser
George Wetzel
Passaie
Theodore Riehl
H. Kampner
Tammany
Hitchcock
Actor Richman
Gerry Society
St. Luke’s
W. B. Leeds
Rock Island System
MR. Leeds
Col
Queens Borough
Wall Street
P. B. Purdy
William H. Reynolds
5Th Ave
Tel
Madison
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Cornlandt
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Ith St
12D St
Rothwell—Smith
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Robert S. W. Wood
Jeannette May
John C. Smith
Wilkesbarre, Penn
Thomas Harwood Rothwell
Parrett—Wright
Ina Foster Wright
Leland Barrett
Bock—Gaddis
Margaret Gaddis
Frederick Bock
Briggs—Pine
Lansingburg
N.Y
Clara Louise Pine
Howard A. M. Briggs
Coulther—Dixon
Jersey
Frances Jane Dixon
Walter Coulther
Duyckinck
West
Fanwood
Nanon West
Richard B. Duyckinck
Gifford—Cohen
West “Orange
Helene A. Cohen
Patrick Gifford
Losaw—Spencer
Berkshire Valley
Helen Spencer
Arthur F. Losan
McElhone—Mcceney
Lillian Claudia McCeney
James McElhone
Miller—Carver
Cedar Grove
Emma J. R. Carver
John H., Miller, Snyder—Poyer
Belvidere
Ethel Poyer
Williams Snyder, Wilder—Scott
Lillian Russell Scott
Edward H. Wilder
Oppenheimer Institute
W. 34Th Street
West 57Th St
U. S
Piel Bros
East New York
Brooklyn, N. Y
Woodlawn
Trarlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 280 ST
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsem