Baroness Rosen Sets Sights On European Court Debut
The Russian Embassy sails for Magnolia and Europe as Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, 17, prepares for a debut at court. Baroness Rosen and her father Baron Rosen plan a prolonged leave of absence, with winter spent in St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Baroness Rosen
New York
Magnolia
Mass
Kroupenstag
Baron
Europe
St. Petersburg
Elizabeth Rosen
Court
America
Elizabeth
Ethel Roosevelt
Helen Taft
Bacon
Erness
En Goers
Parisia
Aron Rosen
Massachusetts
Miss Adele M. Kahn Weds Adam K. Stricker in New York Home
Adele Maximilian Kahn and Adam K. Stricker married at the bride’s parents home on East Eighty third Street with Supreme Court Justice Gildersleeve officiating. The couple will sail July 2 for Italy, then reside at 50 East Eighty third Street upon return, Stricker an attorney with Guggenheimer Untermyer Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam K. Stricker
George Stricker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Adele Maximilian Kahn
Jacques Kahn
East Eighty-third Street
Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Miss Kahn
Sydney
Stricker
Edwin Ascher Harris
Anton Neuburger
Lester Bachrach
Sherry'’s
Holland Hewett wedding links Law and debutante era
Ralph H Holland, a clubman and lawyer, married Virginia M Hewett yesterday at the Muser home 310 West 106th Street New York. The bride, a Dana Hall and Wellesley alumna, debuted last autumn and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Muser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Holland
Virginia M. Hewett
Fritz Muser
West 106Th Street
St. Clair Hester
Church of the Messiah
Brooklyn
Holland
University of North Carolina
New York Law School
Fordham University Law
Miss Tyler and Charles Matthew Married at Orienta Port
Miss Margaret Eloise M. Tyler daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Peabody Tyler married Charles Matthew of Charleston South Carolina at the bride’s parents home Orienta Port Mamaroneck Rev William B Waller officiated The bride wore white messaline and duchess lace The groom’s brother Harrison T Matthew served as best man The wedding party included Charlies Hinsdale and Henry T Wilson Jr The matron of honor was Mrs Edwin H Codding and bridesmaids Miss Aurian Offord and Miss Ethel O Frantz After a Canada tour the couple will reside in Charleston NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eloise M. Tyler
Nathan Peabody Tyler
Charles Matthew
Charleston
S. C
Orienta Port
Mamaroneck
William B. Waller
Greenwich
Brooklyn
Edwin H. Codding
New Rochelle
Aurian Offord
Ethel O. Frantz
Canada
Matthew
N. C
Metzger and Holzinger Tie In Marriage Notice
Louis Metzger son of the late David Metzger and Miss Eugenie Holzinger daughter of Jeremiah Holzinger of 1,111 are connected in a noted marriage notice. The fragment indicates a betrothal event involving identified family lines and a place reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Metzger
David Metzger
Eugenie Holzinger
Jeremiah Holzinger
Madison Avenue Couple Weds at Delmonico’s in NY
Madison Avenue was the scene yesterday for the wedding of Abra Metzger and his bride. The Rev Dr Rudolph Grossman officiated. The bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley. Best man Abra Metzger and ushers Leo Vogel Manuel Goldstein and Martin A. A reception followed. The couple plan a Thousand Islands honeymoon and summers at Sea Cliff L I then residence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Noor
Delmonico’s
Udolph Grossman
Wen
Abram Metzger
Leo Vogel
Manuel Goldstein
Martin A
Sea Cliff, L. I
New York
Sturcke Peppard Wedding Ties City and Brooklyn Families
Louis Sturcke of 117 West Fifty-eighth Street wed Miss Olaf Peppard daughter of Mrs. James J. Peppard of Brooklyn at the bride’s mother’s home 114 Brooklyn Avenue. Miss Nellie Peppard was maid of honor and H. Stuart Hollis of New York served as best man. The couple plans a three months European trip sailing from Montreal on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sturcke
West Fifty-eighth Street
Olaf Peppard
James J. Peppard
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Avenue
Nellie Peppard
H. Stuart Hollis
New York
Stircke
New York Athletic Club
Columbia University Club
Baltusrol Golf Club
Montreal
Canada
Wedding of Miss Margaret Wilmot and Charles Thorne
The ceremony at the Church of the Berette on Twenty-ninth Street united Miss Margaret A. Wilmot of Toronto with Charles W. Thorne of New York. Rev. Dr. George Houghton officiated as the bride wore white satin and batiste with bride roses. Attendant Miss Margaret Langhorne Ellis, best man Merle I. St. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Wilmot
Anna Wilmot
Toronto
Canada
Charles W. Thorne
New York
Twenty-ninth Street
George Houghton
Margaret Langhorne Ellis
Virginia
Merle I. St. John
Holland—Hewett
Fritz Musern
New York City
Cisir Hester
Brooklyn
M. Hewett
Ralph H. Holland
McClave—Williams
Paren White Plains
N. Y
Abbott Kittredge
Lucy Hdlla Williams
Rowl McClare
Newark
Kingsbury
B. G. Newton
Bride's
Wilkinsburg
Penn
Addisonsburg
Verne Warren Lear
Sparhawk—Busche
St. Charles
Claude B. Sparhawke
Carry
Busche
Thorne—Wilmot
Church of the Transfiguration
George C. Houghton
Anne Willmot
Jeynes and Mottashed Wed in Newark Home Ceremony
Arthur Jeynes son of Mr and Mrs William Jeynes of New York married Miss Florence Mabel Mottashed daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Mottashed of 139 Belleville Avenue Newark. Rev Dr Rowley officiated with maid of honor Miss Jennie Bates and best man Howard Jeynes. They will reside in New York after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jeynes
William Jeynes
New York
Florence Mabel Mottashed
John C. Mottashed
Belleville Avenue
Newark
Rowley
North Baptist Church
Jennie Bates
Orange
Howard Jeynes
Dorothy Kelsch
Mrs. Jeynes
Notable social notes from New York and nearby estates
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wagstaff and Miss Blanche Shoemaker are linked by family ties at Riverside Conn. Mrs Wagstaff’s second verse collection Woven of Dreams remains unpublished. George G Heye plans a Woodmere to Wel lesley Hills visit with daughter in tow. William H Crocker returns to St Regis Hotel after Boston. Westinghouse heads to Lenox mass. Marshall McLean to wed Helen Houston Homans at 181 West 79th Street. Charles Cleveland best man. Mrs French to Newport. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer at Tuxedo Club. Dr Louis Fougeres Bishop and Mrs Bishop stay at York Harbor Me through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wagstaff
Blanche Shoemaker
Henry F. Shoemaker
Riverside, Conn
George G. Heye
Woodmere
L. I
George Westinghouse
City
Erskine Park
Lenox
Mass
Marshall McLean
Helen Houston Homans
Sheppard Homans
West Seventy-ninth Street
Homans
Charles Cleveland
Ocean travelers on liners Dutschland Celtic and others
The Dutschland sails for Hamburg with a list of passengers including Leo Vogel Swiss Minister to the United States and Baroness Heckscher von der Hohlen among many voyagers. Outgoing Celtic passengers include Rev J D Adams and Prof E Benedict, with Ju ss erand and Paul Moron aboard the La Savoie sailing for Havre. Caronia arrivals from Liverpool include Joseph Bath and Major Hartford, among others. Oceanic yesterday carried Sarouel R Lippincott and Major J A Murray with numerous travelers and dignitaries aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Leo Vogel
United States
Dugro
Frederick Henry Cossitt
J. W. Durham
Frederick Theodore Fleitman
Philip Lawrence Foster
William Greenouch
Baroness Heckscher von der Hohlen
William F. Homan
Co. Judson
Chauncey Keep
Koppay
Oy Panetnat Jarmay
Minot
Col Harvey Returns Home After Rest Trip
Col and Mrs George Harvey arrived aboard the Oceanic reporting a five week abroad rest and vacation in England and France. He said the trip was a simple rest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Harvey
Col
George Harvey
England
France
Mr and Mrs Richard T Wilson Return to Narragansett Villa
NEWPORT June 26 Mr and Mrs Richard T Wilson arrive at their Narragansett Avenue villa for the summer with Mrs Wilson in feeble health. She was wheeled from the boat to the carriage in an invalid chair, a marked change since last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Richard T. Wilson
Narragansett Avenue
Savage May Put On Salome in English
Impresario Henry W. Savage hints at staging an English Salome in New York, with plans for Die Lustige Witwe and The Merry Widow on Broadway, Euro links for costumes and direction by Franz Ziegler, and a shift toward an American cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Richard Straus
Col Savage
Col. Savage
Hoboken
Savage
Budapest
Franz Lehar
London
George Edwardes
Daly's Theatre
King Edward
Paris
The
Garden
Europe
Tom Jones
Germany
Madam Butterfly
Pacific Coast
Febea Strakosch
Lisbon
Madrid
Katharine Woolf
Staat Theatre
Mainz
Willy Schuler
Lessing Theatre
Berlin
Pinkerton
Rena Vivienne
Dora de Fillippe
Walter Othwell
Vien
Cornelius Dopper
Amsterdam
Guy Ambrose
Mr. Savage
Gustav Luders
Pilsen
Dutch Scenes Capture By The Red Mill Star
David Montgomery of The Red Mill at Knickerbocker Theatre sails on next Wednesday aboard the Oceanic for Europe. He plans to photograph Holland’s scenes and people during his vacation, while Frederick Stone and Allene Cra ter will travel to Montreal after the show ends. Stone then spends weeks fishing in Canada before heading to Chicago for his opening engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Montgomery
Violinist Vladimir De Pachmann Plans U S Tour
Vladimir De Pachmann, renowned violinist, arrived aboard the Coronia. He will spend the summer in quiet study and participate in the Bar Harbor arts building dedication on August 3 before starting a tour on October 2 that continues through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir de. Pachmann
Coronia
Bar Harbor
Cast Nears Completion for Anne Warner Play The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
S. Stre reports nearly complete cast supporting May Robson in Anne Warner's The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. Nora O'Brien Grace Parks Fran ken Henrick Nina Saville David Proctor and H. M. Cowley have resigned contracts. The company spent weeks with Miss Robson revising the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Warner
S. Stre
May Robson
Aunt Mary
Nora O'Brien
Grace Parks
Franken Henrick
Nina Saville
David Proctor
H. M. Cowley
Ware
Miss Robson
Miss Philura Comedy by Henry Blossom May Play Next Season
Henry Blossom writes a new comedy titled Miss Philura about New England life It may feature Elsie Janis next season under Charles Dillingham management Rehearsals and premiere plans are said to be under consideration by the producer and company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Blossom
Philura
Elsie Janis
Charles Dillingham
New England
Hammerstein Returning Home From Europe
Oscar Hammerstein will sail for home tomorrow on the Auguste Victoria. He has considered many European stars for his opera next year, but it is not yet known which, if any, he has engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
The Movers stage role for Henry B Harris with Grace Elliston
Henry B Harris has engaged W J Ferguson to play a part next fall in Martha Morton Con heim s The Movers with Grace Elliston at the Hackett Theatre on Sept The Follies of 1907 satirical review to be staged at Jardin de Paris on the roof of the New York Theatre on July Cast includes Mlle Dazie Emma Carus Grace La Rue and Anna Held company An old fashioned German coffee kitchen will be served on the Harlem Opera House stage after Carmen on Wednesday afternoon July 3 The company in Carmen s costumes will greet guests Washington I Kilpatrick a theatrical manager of 127 West Forty the Street filed for bankruptcy on March 27 1906 and has been discharged by Judge Adams Labilities were 4873
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
W. J. Ferguson
Martha Morton Conheim
Grace Elliston
Hackett Theatre
Washington I. Kilpatrick
Weat Forty the Street
Adams
United States District Court
China and Merchants Association Formed for Trade with China and Japan
Merchants yesterday formed the China and Merchants Association to expand trade with China and Japan inviting importing firms to send names to F Houlcott at 98 Front Street. Charles Jacobse of 478 Ninth Avenue was fined 3 dollars for selling fireworks without a permit. Two boys were taken to court for street disturbances by shooting. A sixteen foot python floated down the Harlem River and was fished out by the dredge Champion with reporters catching up on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
China and Merchants’ Association
Nll
F. H. Oulcott
Front Street
Charles Jacobse
Ninth Avenue
Harlem
Buffalo keeper discovers infant in buffalo enclosure
In the Bronx Zoo yesterday a keeper found a month old baby girl inside the buffalo enclosure. The infant, wearing only a white nightgown, was taken to Fordham Hospital where nurses identified her as a baby born a month earlier at the hospital. The mother’s identity has not been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Zoological Gardens
Buffalo
Henry Reinneisen
The
Buffalos
Rocco
Reinmeisen
Te Fordham Hospital
Scrugham Inquisition Closes Grand Jury Action Recent Charges
The Grand Jury finished its inquiry into conspiracy and forgery charges against George Scrugham, manager of the International Policy Holders Committee, and considered conspiracy charges against Charles Stirrup. State’s evidence included Charles Carrington and several young women tied to Scrugham’s recent election work. No action has been made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Scrunge
Mmittee
Magistrate House
Charles Stirrup
Merly
Scrugham
Ofice
Charles R. Carrington
Mutual Benefit Life to Quit Texas After July 10
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark will cease doing business in Texas after July 10 citing the Robertson act requiring 75 percent of policy reserves to be invested in Texas or deposited there. Prudential may follow. North American Life may open Texas agency. Mutual Benefit holds over 11 million dollars in Texas policies. Prudential about 3.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Newark
Texas
Prudential Life
North American Life Insurance Company
Becreta
Francis E. Stevens
Oh i
Mutual Benefit
Prudential
Millionaire strawberry shocks New Jersey dinner crowd
Patrick O Mara announced at the American Seed Trade Association dinner in the Waldorf that a new fruit called the millionaire strawberry is being raised in New Jersey. He said nearly two carloads will be market ready next season while most speakers condemned free seed distribution by the government as a trade injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Mara
American Seed Trade Association
the Waldorf
New Jersey
O'Mara
Burbank
Henry W. Wood
Association
CITY DRIVERS STRIKE EXPANDS TO WEST SIDE
The Street Cleaning Department strike widened with drivers at Station C West 180th Street and Station K West Seventy seventh Street skipping work. Police kept order as strikebreakers were attacked by two men, while health complaints rose over accumulating refuse and vendors' stalls along East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
West 180Th Street
West
Seventy-seventh Street
Bicilla Hall
East Eleventh Street
John Reilly
Catharine Street
Michael Rolaty
Madison Street
Daniel Connors
Easeventh Street
First
Second Avenue
Board of Health
Craven
Bronx
Station A
East Seventeenth Street
Disappeared Burlington merchant found in Plainfield denies identity
Charles P. Brewin, missing for nearly four years, was located in Plainfield living under an assumed name. His son Frank and brother William aim to persuade him to return home while his wife endures a dangerous shock. Brewin suffers lingering sunstroke effects from the Civil War and may be reluctant to reveal his true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Burlington
N. J
Charles P. Brewin
Plainfield
Frank P Brewin
William Brewin
Pavonia
Mr. Brewin
Frank P. Brewin
High Street
Bristol
Philadelphia
Trenton
Jersey City
Alfred Woolman
Johnson
Woolman
Young Woolman
Baptist Church
Brewins
Delione
Brewin
Plainield
Legislation and Progress at the Ohio Bankers Meeting
United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat cannot attend due to a death in San Francisco. Myron T. Herrick warns against capital discouragement amid prosperity and cautions that bank loans have surged from 1.9 to 4.6 billion dollars while reserves have fallen from 81.7 to 21.22 percent, urging restraint on unproductive and speculative investment to avoid a panic and crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Bankers
United States
Charles H. Treat
San Francisco
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Brooklyn Arboretum Plan Seeks City Backing
Prof Franklin W Hooper and Brooklyn Institute directors urged Controller Metz to fund an arboretum on grounds behind the institute near Prospect Park. Andrew T White of Brooklyn offered 50 000 if the city raises 250 000 more and maintains the garden. The Controller supported the idea but questioned city funds. Board of Estimate to discuss Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Hooper
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Metz
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute
Prospect Park
Andrew T. White
Board of Estimate
Mystery of a Jersey Pond In Morristown Death
Unidentified man found in Jacquis Pond in Morristown is suspected of murder and robbery though coroner and police doubt the claim. The 50 year old man wore dark trousers and a light coat with a pacreee and outing shirt. his identity is unknown as no missing person matches the description. Investigators secured cloth fragments from the clothing hoping to identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Jacquis Pond
Cresin
Dutch Navy Officers Dined at Metropolitan Club Dinner
In the Metropolitan Club private room, Gelderland officers were hosted by Warner Van Norden. Guests included Capt. Baron W. D. H. Van Asbeck and Commander A. H. Schoonhoven. A Roosevelt message praising simple spelling impressed the visitors. Dutch officers to lunch aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam in Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Holland
America
Netherlands
Gelderland
Hudson River
Seventy-ninth Street
Warner van Norden
Baron W. D. H. van Asbeck
A. H. Schoonhoven
M. Halewyn
P. H. D. Schuttervaer
K. A
van Norden
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick D. Grant
Joseph D. Coghlan
Davis
Jungen
William R. Willcox
Jams Talcott
Austen G. For
J. B. St. John Roosa
Henry T. Bronson
J. B. Devins
A. E. Kittredge
J. H. Sea
Samuel D. Coykendall
Augustus van
Nieuw Amsterdam
Hoboken
Two Girls Missing In City Case Unfolds
Ruth Mann eleven, missing since Tuesday from 522 West 146th Street while on way to school. Mother Elizabeth Mann fears she may be with grandfather in Gallopville Schoharie County. Viola Boyland nine also missing from 2290 Second Avenue. mother Norah Boyland asks police to find her after report of a man in a wine store near 117th Street who allegedly spoke to the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mann
West 146Th Street
Elizabeth Mamn
Gallopville
Schoharie County
Ruth
Albany
Second Avenue
Norah Boyland
Viola
Bessie
117Th Street
Gallant Fireman Dead Acting Battalion Chief Daniel F Conway
Daniel F. Conway acting Battalion Chief died at his Bronx home at 42. He served twenty one years with the fire department and was a former professional baseball player with Ringfield. He organized department teams that defeated Brooklyn firemen and Manhattan police. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Conway
Jackson Avenue
Bronx
Manhattan
Cedar Street
Civil Service Examiners
Upper West Side
Force
Aseman
Ringfield
Brooklyn
Diver Rice Dead at Brooklyn Home
John M. Rice, famed diver who rescued Williar m Hoar at Boonton reservoir in New Jersey, died Monday at his Brooklyn home. Hoar died after being trapped between a valve and a heavy ball. Rice reached him after hours of peril. Rice later worked as a machinist and joined the Dock Department as a diver three years ago and helped recover bodies after the Slocum fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Rice
Williarm Hoar
Boonton
N. J
Fifty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
Hoar
Rice
New York
Death of George A. Von Lingen in Baltimore at 68
Special to The New York Times George A. Von Lingen head of Schumacher and Co shipping merchants and German Consul here since 1876 died today. His firm was agent here for the North German Lloyd Line. He was 68 and prominent in social and club circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
George A. von Lingen
Schumacher & Co
North German Lloyd Line
John Gilsey Dies at 37 Madison Avenue Home
John Gilsey co owner of the Gilsey House at Broadway and Twenty ninth Street died yesterday at his Madison Avenue residence. His wife and brother Henry were present. Ill for two to three months and under a physician for a month. He ceased business three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilsey
Gilsey
Broadway
Twentyninth Street
Madison Square
Madison Avenue
Henry
Noted New York Physician Dr Nelson Dies at 77
Dr William H Nelson longtime Central and Northern New York physician died at his Taberg home age 77. Dr Jose Gallarraga prominent attorney in city died Tuesday night at Hotel America age 66 formerly Havana university professor. Judson Stiles Caldwell NJ aged 73 died at home leaving widow and one daughter. golden wedding planned. Joseph Steel Rahway NJ resident and longtime G A R color bearer died at 76. funeral and burial held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Nelson
New York
Taberg
N. Y
Jose Gallarraga
Hotel America
East Fifteenth Street
Havana
Uni ¥ Versio
Judson Stiles
Caldwell
N. J
Gould Place
New Jersey Volunteers
Kearny
Milton
Barry Post
Rahway
Obituary notices from Rutherford and New York area
Deaths listed include Margaretta B Bevins of Rutherford New Jersey aged 71 near 87 Bolling Spring Ave with funeral from home. Adelaide Bolton of Bath Bagane. John Gilsey of Madison Avenue. George Warren Lawrence of Brooklyn with funeral at 407 Putnam Ave. Willard Parker M D funeral at University Place Presbyterian Church. George H Spencer of Oyster Bay. Agnes Stewart Elmhurst. Adolph Ulman East 68th Street. Winifred Walker Brooklyn Hospital infant. Mariana H Ward New Brighton. Joseph Gale Willis East 29th Street. Frances Louise Wilson private services. Emily Winant Rochelle Park with private funeral. Flowers omitted in several notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevins
Bolling Spring
Rutherford
N. J
Margarettab
John Bevins
Meriden
Conn
Bolton
Bath
Bagane
Adelaide Bolton
Robert Fulton
Delhan Priory
Westchester
N. Y
Gilsey
Parker
Willard Parker
M. D
University Place Presbyterian Church
Tenth &T
New Canaan
Spencer
Oyster Bay
L. I
George H. Spencer
Church of the Transfiguration
Twenty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
S&tewart
Elmhurst
Agnes
Joseph
Agnes Stewart
Whitney
Usman
East 68Th St
Adolph Ulman
Mathilde Ulman
Walker
Brooklyn Hospi N. Y
Winifred
I Parker
Josephine van Gleson Walker
Ward
Mariana H. Ward
James M. Ward
East 29Th St
Wilson
Frances Louise Wilson
Capt
Merritt Chapel
Meest
Winant
Rochelle Park
New Rochelhy
W. Y
Emily Winant
In Memoriam Franziska Nell Gross
Mass will be held at Our Lady of Angels Church at 226 East 113th Street on Thursday June 27 at 9 A M in memory of Franziska Nell Gross.
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Ralph M. Holland
Miss Hewett
Adele M. Kahn
Italy
Ecndol
Bar Association
Calumet Club
Southern Society
Society of North Carolina
Tyler
Holzinger
Hunyadi
Janos
Sturcke—Peppard
Thorne
Wilmot
Jeynes—Mottashed
Social Notes
Ocean Travelers
Caronia
Liverpool
Joseph Bath
W.W. Braver
D. H. Burnh
W. Campbell Clark
M. T. Enright
Howard Gilmore
Major Artford
Augustus V. Heely
M. E. Lawson
J. Lawson
H. Cunliffe Owen
Vladimir de Pachman
William R. Peacock
Sarouel R. Lippincott
Spencer Marshall
William H. Mesercle
J. A. Murray
Charles Parsons
Nathan T. Porter
George H. Putnam
Thomas F. Richardson
John Hampden Robble
Linton B. Sutton
Harmon Yerkes
Charles F. Weber
R. T. Wilson
Samuel P. Colt Iil
R. I
Rhode Island
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber
Exceptares
John J. Watter
Rubber Company
Kimeckiny Asympere
Prince of Pilsen
Montgomery
Stone
de. Pachmann
Hammerstein
Bronx Zoo
Newark Life Insurance Companies
Jersey
East Side Streets
M. Tecla & CO
Art Jewelers
C. P. Brewin
Herrick
Jersey Pond
Conway
Diver Rice
Castoria
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Cresta Blanca
California
Fifth Ave
37Th St
Allen’s& Powder
Allen Olmsted
le Roy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
N.Y. Crry
Nassau Transportation CO
East 25Th St
Morning
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Deal
Philadelphia Pub! Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Preva
Syracuse Post-Standard
Wrahington Post
NEW York Times Times Square
Spruce St
Broadway Telephone
Bryant
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