Society at Home and Abroad In High Summer
A survey of summer social life from Newport to New York tracks a quiet week away from major events. Fashionable gatherings thin. Yale Harvard boat race draws notable crowds in New London while London and Paris postings dominate movement. Numerous families plan Fourth of July celebra tions and summer visits with many hosting house parties and European absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Bryn Mawr
New London
Newport
Pembroke Jones
Newport Summer Socialites At Coastal Cottages
J Arden Harriman arrives at Clover Patch to occupy with F J Otis for summer bachelor hall. Francis K Pendleton arrives at Satterlee cottage. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs Richards visit Newport, with dinners and luncheons hosted by locals. Basil Savidge of England joins the Spencer villa with the Frenchs. Francis K Pendleton and W Kirkpatrick noted among arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
J. Arden Harriman
Clover Patch
F. J. Otis
Bachelor Hall
Francis K. Pendleton
Satterlee Cottage
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Rainbow
Joseph Stickney
A. S. Steele
Fish
H. Mortimer Brooks
Rockhurst
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Basil Savidge
England
Seth Barton French
Spencer Villa
W. Kirkpatrick
Notable Guests and Yachts At Newport Resorts
Brice and Miss Brice registered at the Casino. Numerous guests arrive including Mr. and Mrs. Swan Elisha Dyer Jr Whitney Warren Bronson Winthrop Henry F Eldridge and many New York and Boston residents at the Cliffs Hotel and Aquidneck. The Electra gulf steam yacht yacht Elektra be overhauled and bound for New York then Newport for summer. Several other steam yachts and schooners including Susquehanna Norman Golden Eagle Idalia Comanche Shamrock Undercliff arrive. eight days remain until the Afisa Redmond sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Susquehanna
Norman
Golden Eagle
Idalia
Comanche
Shamrock
Alert
Undercliff
H. S. Redmond
Bar Harbor Notes Highlight Gilded Age Visitors
Bar Harbor Me June 28 a stream of New York society figures arrived including Mr and Mrs M L Monroe renting Bogue Chitto for summer and Mrs Louisa Bettens and her party at the Newport House. Racing yachts and bridal party plans mingle with harbor chatter as construction for a new swimming pool resumes after storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
New York
Monroes
Bogue Chitto
Dave Hennen Morris
Morris K. Jesup
Louisa E. Bettens
Edward D. Bettens
Thomas Bettens
Newport House
John B. Henderson
Washington
Missouri
New London
Harrison T.drummond
Drummond
Miss Ripley
Gen. Ripley
Julia
P. Edwards
William Paine Simpson
Johnston Livingston
Raymond Rodgers
Julia Rodgers
Belmont Hotel
T. G. Condon
Red Wing
Snellin
Louise Hollins
Edith Hollins
de Ruyter
Mansfield Edwards
Rosalie Cambell
Edith Greenough
Langdon Parvin
Waterbury
Archibald Cary Harrison
Theodore Heague
Elliott Johnson
Edward
Thurston
Society in Washington in Late June Social Roundup
Attorney General and Mrs Knox plan Atlantic City stay through July with their son(s) joining intermittently. Miss Margaret Hitchcock returns from Dublin to stay with Secretary and Mrs Hitchcock briefly. Secretary Shaw and family are in Washington with their two daughters visiting sights and literary interests. Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey remain at Woodley Lane country place. Mrs Miles to visit Hot Springs Va. Senator Pettus Alabama marks 58th anniversary with gifts from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thompson’s Point
Dewey
Woodley Lane
Miles
Nelson Miles
Hot Springs
Reber
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Philadelphia Society Notes Summer Trips and Ties
In Philadelphia society news Dr. W Barton Hopkins and family join the Wideners in Newport cottages while Mrs. Cassatt and kin lease the Dorr cottage at Bar Harbor with President Cassatt to join in August. Chelsea hosts Mr. and Mrs. J Hamilton Harris and Miss Mary Norris Parsons. Mary Louise Robins to wed Frank R. Savidge July 31 in Metuchen New Jersey, bride’s father Nathan Robins’s Summer home. Ogden Armstrong at Jamestown then White Mountains. Mrs. George W Childs cottages at Richfield Springs for Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. Barton Hopkins
George D. Widener
Joseph Widener
Newport
Alexander J. Cassatt
Bar Harbor
Dorr
President Cassatt
J. Hamilton Harris
Mary Norris Parsons
Chelsea
Mary Louise Robins
Nathan Robins
New York
Frank R. Savidge
Metuchen
N. J
Miss Robins
John S. Foster
United States
B. H. Brewster
Ogden Armstrong
Jamestown
White Mountains
George W. Childs
Richfield Springs
Morgenthau family opens Idle Point camp on Sar anac Lake
Maximilian Morgenthau and his family establish Idle Point camp on Sar anac Lake and plan to stay through the autumn season as weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Morgenthau
Idle Point
Saranac Lake
Papal Delegate to Mexico to Retire
Queretaro dispatch reports Monsignor Senter, Papal Delegate to Mexico, ill in Austin, plans to return to Rome when health allows. He intended to visit the republic, but illness prevented travel to central and northern areas. A new delegate is expected to be appointed to continue his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Queretaro
Mexico
Monsignor Senter
Rome
Republic
TQNIC VER MIFUGE Promises Quick Strength Restorative
An advertisement touts J. D. Jayne's TQNIC VER MIFUGE as a remedy for fatigue and general run down condition, claiming it acts as a strength giver. The copy implies quick restorative effects and targets those feeling weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jayne
Lawn fête at Lyndhurst raises funds for YMCA endowment
A large lawn fete at Lyndhurst, home of Miss Helen M. Gould in Irvington on Hudson, drew about 2000 guests yesterday to support a Brooklyn YMCA endowment. Sailors from the Raleigh presented a flag, and the Twenty third Regiment Band played as Admiral Higginson and Mrs Barker attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndhurst
Helen M. Gould
Irvington-on-Hudson
Naval Department
Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn
Gould
Sands Street
Raleigh
Manila
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Columbia
Twenty-third Regiment
Irvington
Urd
Navy Yard
Admiral Igginson
6Rth
Atlantic
Higginson
Andmir
Rank Gould
Dr. Munn
Mrs. Munn
Lge
Magdalene Capsizes in Gale At Paul Smiths Lake
The yacht Magdalene owned by Alvie Bennett capsized in Lower St. Regis Lake during a gale. John Quinn and Frank Kane were rescued by Halley Carter of the local life-saving crew. Capt Theodore F Kane and Mrs Kane arrived from New York to join their son, with Peter Quinn also on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
St. Regis Lake
Faulkner
Frank E
John D. Rockefeller
St. Regis
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Ue St. Regis
Rockefeller
Paul Smith Hotel Company
Upper St. Regis
William Rockefeller
Bay Pond
Rockefeller Preserve
Quiet Valley Forge wedding for Miss Sydney Mathews
In Valley Forge on June 28 the wedding of Miss Sydney Mathews to Frederick Woodhal Chesebrough was held at Lesmore the bride’s country home. The ceremony was private with only relatives and close friends present. The bride wore ivory satin and a diamond sunburst given by the groom, while mourning kept the ceremony intimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Penn
Sydney Mathews
Edward J. Mathews
New York
Frederick Woodhal Chesebrough
Lesmore
Mr. Cnesebrough
Wilbur K. Mathews
Victor Mapes
G. Howard Davison
Frank Morse
Frederic R. Coudert
J. Rich Steers
Edward Liddon Patson
Rich Gold and Silver Strike in Parral Mexico
A dispatch from Parral Mexico reports the Hidalgo Mining Company in the San Juanico property struck by 200 feet a new vein yielding a per ton value in gold and silver. The find is described as the richest in the Parral district and involves Pittsburg capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Parral
San Juanico
Hidalgo Mining Company
Pittsburg
Rubens Masterpiece Found in New Jersey Attic
Plainfield residents buzz over a painting found among Col. Julian Scott’s old works, deemed a Rubens by experts A. S. Graham and Appleton Morgan. The canvas, 34 by 48 inches, depicts Hagar and Ishmael in Beersheba with an angel guiding a distant well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Rubens
Julian Scott
H. P. Scott
Beersheeba
Hagar
Ishmael
Angel of the Lord
Curfew Bell Revival Aimed for Germantown Parks
Philadelphia officials hear a proposal to reinstate a curfew bell in Germantown and Chestnut Hill. St Peter's Church would loan a bell displaced by a clock to Vernon Park for nightly ringing as a signal for children under fourteen to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Germantown
Chestnut Hill
The President's Pittsburg Visit
President Roosevelt and party depart Washington at 7 45 p m July 3 for Pittsburg arriving 8 00 a m July 4 He will speak that morning and luncheon with H C Frick steel magnate He will be hosted by Knox at a dinner that night before returning the same day Advanced officials Knox and Cortelyou accompany him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
Roosevelt
Knox
Cortelyou
Pennsylvania
H. C. Frick
Atlanta University seeks 4000 dollars to meet current expenses
Horace Bumstead president of Atlanta University appeals to readers for 4000 dollars to cover increased costs after a year of rising enrollment and stronger scholarship. He notes no deficit in two years, stronger religious life, and gifts and legacies boosting permanent funds. Donations requested via Northern address with books kept open in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlanta University
Edmund Ware
Wen
Horcis Bumstead
Greenville Street
Roxbury
Mass
Death of David R Morse Former Brooklyn Manufacturer
David Randolph Morse, longtime wire goods and ventilating appliances maker at 45 Fulton Street, died yesterday at his home 112 Fort Greene Place Brooklyn. Born March 30 1835 in New Market New Jersey he was educated in Bloomfield and New Hampton. He held leadership roles: Howard & Morse treasurer and director Associated Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company second vice president and trustee City Savings Bank of Brooklyn director Manufacturers Association of New York trustee Washington Avenue Baptist Church member Hardware and Oxford clubs Morse Society vice president and director Manufacturers Association of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Randolph Morse
Fulton Street
Fort Greene Place
Brooklyn
New Market
N. J
Bloomfield
New Hampton N. H
Howard & Morse
Associated Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
City Savings Bank of Brooklyn
Manufacturers’ Association of New York
Washington Avenue Baptist Church of
H ra@ware
Oxford Clubs
Morse Society
Manufacturers’ Association of Brooklyn
Inventor of door check Charles M. Elkins dies at 70
Wakefield Massachusetts June 28 The inventor of their door check Charles M Elkins died at his home aged seventy years He was a member of the Boston hardware firm J Wilkinson Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
Charles M. Elkins
Boston
J. Wilkinson & Co
English Tourist Dies of Pneumonia in Kansas City
A. Boyd Watson, a young English traveler from a wealthy family, died of pneumonia at a Kansas City hospital. He was roaming the world and planned to return to England via South Africa. A London-based brother was notified by cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginglish
Kansas City
A. Boyd Watson
England
South Africa
London
Roche longtime grain operator dies in Chicago at 60
Owen H. Roche a former Board of Trade operator died in Chicago from apoplexy at age sixty. He moved from Boston to the city in 1872, built a large grain business fortune, and retired from active operation two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Owen H. Roche
Board of Trade
Boston
Policeman McAdams Dies From Horse Accident Injuries
James McAdams longtime detective on Inspector Byrnes staff died at 132 East Eighty-fifth Street from injuries after a horse ran away on Decoration Day in Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. He served nearly thirty years as a policeman and was father of Sergt. James C. McAdams of Eldridge Street Station. Funeral set for Tuesday at St Ignatius Loyola Church Park Avenue and Eighty-fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAdams
Inspector Byrnes
Tombs Court
East Eighty-fifth Street
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
McAdams
James C. McAdams
Eldridge Street
St. Ignatius Loyola
Park Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Highlight Local Notables
Richmond banker R A Lancaster dies at 73 of heart failure in Bath County Virginia. Waterbury librarian Homer F Bassell aged 81 author of entomology works. Dunnellen contractor William H Terray dies at home age 81. Jamaica resident Garrett Furman dies. former Queens County Sheriff in 1883/84. Williamsburg inspector Thomas D Sherlock dies at 43 in his home. survived by widow and eight children. Brooklyn resident Joan D O Sullivan dies at 61. civil war veteran and street inspector. funeral at Calvary Cemetery. Brooklyn engineer Wi l a ta M B Reed dies at 45. coal and iron mine development and bridge work. Dr Benjamin Andrews dies at 98. physician and property investor. survived by son William A Andrews. Brooklyn woolen firm head George Hamilton Dallon dies at 43. director of Amaranth Association and member of Columbian Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Lancaster
Richmond
Bath County
Homer F. Bassell
Bassell
Waterbury
Conn
William H. Terray
Dunnellen
N. J
Brooklyn
Garrett Furman
Kings County Hospital
Jamaica
Furman
Queens County
Thomas D. Sherlock
South Fourth Street
Williamsburg
Fourteenth Ward
Joan D. O’sullivan
Bushwick Avenue
Department of Highways
Mansfield Post
Calvary Cemetery
Wilatam B
Reed
McDonough Street
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Benjamin Andrews
Berkeley Place
Andrews
College of Physicians and Surgeons
STATE CAMP BREAKS UP
The Seventy first Regiment closes the State camp for the season at Peekskill New York with a firing salute and lowering of flags. Major Gen Charles F Roe and staff depart after a final review and retire to their homes as officers depart for New York and Mohegan Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Peekskill
Col. Bates
Berlingshoffs Band
Corp
G. F. Hedenker
Charles F. Roe
Henry €Igeu
States Army
War Department
New York
Army and Navy Club
Mohegan Lake
John B. Holland
Louis M. Greer
Roe
City
Frederick Phisterer
Albany
Phisterer
Story
Major Holland
Appeals of the Charity Society Seek Aid for Needy Cases
The Charity Organization Society renews appeals for help in several cases. A Tuberculosis patient needs 85 a week for sanitarium board through fall. An aged couple seeks 5 a month for rent to avoid separation. A veteran man with no pension earns by peddling. An artificial leg is needed for a sober worker with a wife and six children. 600 is requested to place a deserving American couple in a Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Society
Charity Organization Society
Deaths Announced With Broad City Address List
A long list of deaths dated June includes names such as Tessie Adamson at 13 Dominick Street and Wilbur T. Ames at 100 W-sith Street, with many other individuals and addresses across Manhattan. Ages range from one year and up, with numerous records reflecting final resting places and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Adamson
Tessie
Dominick St
Ames
Wilbur T
W. Sith St
Ahern
Thomas
Beckman
William
Daly
Joseph
Devlan
Margaret
Dempsey
Mary
Geach
Doran
Bridget
Daxon
Ellen
Driscoll
Montgomery
Ellis
Freilicher
Louis
Morton St
Flaherty
Feeney
Michael
Grogan
John
Gassman
Frank
Holland
J Vandam
Henry
Harding
Dorothea C
W. Tl
Ioerg
Rudolf
Jagoe
Til Kane
Lawrence
Thomas “St
Keller
Kweng
May F
Mott St
Lurch
Anna M
Lexington Av
Leddy
Hose
E. 20Th St
Cc Lang
Elizabeth
Avenue A
Bascone
Johr K
Prady
B. Gist St
Byrne
Brandt
Nellie
Bergen
Cunningham
Morris
James
Cornelia
Kern
Ernestine
Koenig
Mary H
Meier
Rudolph
Stradden McGovern
Anna
McEntee
Sarah
O'Brien
Delancey
Ottman
Augustus F
Ones
Irene
Paterson
Lovisa_CO
W. Hous
Quinn
Patrick
Reich
May
Bedford
Scully
Arthur
Safa
Antonio
E. 19Th St
Troy
Bernard
Wheeler
Barbara
Weller
John F
Charles St. Sa
White
Wiliam
Watkins
Henrietta
Wientje
Annie
Death of Robert A. Lancaster Bank Leader in New York
Robert A. Lancaster aged seventy one died suddenly at his Hillsborough Virginia country home. He led the banking house R A Lancaster & Sons at 10 Wall Street and had been active in New York banking since 1865. Lancaster built Southern business ties and partnered in Lancaster & Locke of Richmond and aided John L Williams and John Skelton Williams family. He married twice, survived by second wife Carrington and several children including Edwin W. and Nathaniel, partners in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Lancaster
Hillsborough
R. A. Lancaster & Sons
Wall Street
Lancaster
New York
Lancaster & Locke
Richmond
John L. Williams
John Skelton Williams
Miss Carrington
Virginia
Edwin W. and
Nathaniel
D. Lancaster
Charles Sotheran dies at 26 West Ninety Ninth Street
Journalist and author Charles Sotheran died at his home from heart disease. Born in England on July 8 1847, he moved to the United States in 1874, worked for The New York World and The New York Echo, and wrote on socialism. He was a Mason and Theosophist, married Oct 17 1893 to Alice Hyneman Rhine, who survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sotheran
West
Ninetyninth Street
England
New York World
New York Echo
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Cagliostro
Marriages: Harding-Warner Palmer-Dillingham Slawson-Benson
Notices announce three marriages on June 25 26 1902. Daisy E Warner to Rev Frederick C Harding in Colchester Connecticut Helena Dillingham to Hoskins Palmer at Calvary Church Summit Ni Ji Abby Elizabeth Benson to John Wallace Stawgon in Waverly New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding—Warner
Colchester
Conn
Arthur McGiffert
Daisy E. Warner
Boston
Frederick C. Harding
Sloatsburg
Palmer—Dillingham
Calvary Episcopal Church
Summit
Ni Ji
Walker Gwynne
Helena
George W. Dillingham
Hoskins Palmer
Slawson—Benson
Waverly
N. Y
Mr. Nickelsen
Abby Elizabeth
Louise Witter Benson
John Wallace Stawgon
New York City
Deaths This Week in New York Area Dated Notices
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with service details and interment plans. Francisco G Azoy funeral at Atlantic City on Friday June 27 with Woodlawn New York interment. Henry Anthon Heiser funeral July 1 at St Michael s Church. Captain Thomas I Madge funeral June 20 at Greenwich Conn with Grand Central train timing. David Randolph Morse death at Fort Greene Place Brooklyn with funeral to be announced. Augustus F Ottmann funeral at 59 West 82d Street with German Liederkranz membership. Pillsbury death at Nehasnah unspecified services. Rumler death at 901 St Av with funeral on September 30 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Thomas I. Madge
New York
Christ Church
Greenwich
Conn
Grand Central Depot
Woodlawn Cemetery
Morse
Fort Greene Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
David Randolph Morse
Rumler
John G. Flammer
Sery Stone Goth
Fresh Pond Crematory Cuts Rates for Adults and Children
Fresh Pond Crematory announces July 1 rate reductions for adults to 815 and for children. The plant capacity is 40 bodies in 24 hours, with per case pricing including transportation of ashes. For inquiries and pamphlets contact U A Cremation Co Ltd at 62 E Houston St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A Cremation Co., (Ltd
E. Houston St
New York
Harlem Railroad Private Station at Felrlawn Cemetery
Private station on the Harlem Railroad sits 45 minutes from Grand Central at the Felrlawn Cemetery area near 147 West 125th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felrlawn Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central
Weat
125Th St
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Society AT Home and Abroad
Yale
Harvard
Robert W. Goelet
Mrs. Astor
Elbridge Gerry
Gerry
Narragansett
Tuxedo
May Hadden
Seabright
Scrymser
E. H. Harriman
H. McK. Twombly
Barhnes
Lenox
Oliver Harriman, Jr
White Plains
Baltusrol
Morristown
Millbrook
H. le Roy Emmett
Columbus Iselin
Islip
Bradish. Johnson
Episcopal Church
Lester del Garcia
James Speyer
Frankfurt
James A. Burden
Scotland
James Hyde Beekman
Schieffelin
Bruce-Ismay
Elliott F. Shepard
Ernesto Fabbri
Mrs. Shepard
Scarberoon-Hudson
Reginald Lucas
Baroness von Meyer
Col. Cuthbert, Larking
Kernochan
Paris
Leggett
Prince
Princess Hatzfeldt
Clara Huntington
Mme. Calvé
Jules Bache
Armenonville
Jeanne Langtry
Jan Malcolm
M. P
Guthrie
le Breton
Horace Porter
France
George Rutledge Gibson
Julia Pierrepont Edwards
J. Pierrepont Edwards
Reginald Mansfield Johnson
St. Saviour’s Church
Hastcote
Edwardses
Bishop Lawrence
Massachusetts
William Osborn ~ Baker
the Times
Dorothy Pierrepont
Edwards
Rosalie Campbell
Alice van Doren Ripley
Hinckle
Archibald Blanchard
Gouverneur Morris
Edward S. Thurston
Elliott Johnston
Clifford Payson
Theodore Hoague
John C. Rice
Langdon P. Marvin
Johnson
Francis Howe Johnson
William P. Walley
George Duncan
Curtis Guild
John Lavalle
Johnsons
Andover
Ballard Smith
Spain
Dinard
Hamilton Smith
Hamburg
Shirley Onderdonk
Mr. Onderdonk
Alfred Belt
Adolph Outerbridge
Eleanor
Barbara Sedley
Countess Torbey
St. Moritz
George Law
John Forbes
Savoy
Lulu Scott
Mrs
Douglas Grant
John H. Davis
Washington Square
Pierrepont
Anna Jay Pierrepont
John Jay Pierrepont
East Harbor
Lucerne
J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Southampton
Clarence
Pell
Casey
J. Hampden Robb
Dolphins
Philip Rhinelander
Miss Kip
Waumbek, N. H
Isaac Kip
Kip
Arthur W. Lawrence
William V Lawrence
Sarah E. Bates
Fifth Avenue
L Virginia Heppe
Dc. J. Heppe
Staten Island
Country Club
Louis A. Thebaud
Robert H. McCreedy
Richard A. McCurdy
Miss Phipps
Golf Club
Jane Swords
Monmouth Beach
Albert Swords
Georgiana Hoyt
Miss Swords
Marion Swords
Fisher'i Island
Benjamin Nicoll
Alfred Schermerhorn
Alexander van Rensselaer
George W. Childs Drexel
Alcedo
Eben Drexel Paul
Charles Childs
Hermann Oelrichs
San Francisco
Oeelrichs
Liverpool
W. Graham Bowdoin
John B. Cozzins
J. A. Ervin
W. M. Fitzhugh
E. H. Landon
Frank H. Platt
Platt
D. Stevenson
E. H. van Ingen
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
van Alen
Robert Collier
Bagatelle
James J. van Alen
Herbert D. Robbins
McKesson
Pierrepont Edwards
Perry Belmont
Walter Price
Grymes Hill, S. L
Catskills
the News OF Newport
BAR Harbor Notes
Society IN
Morgenthau
Miss Gould
Y. M. C. A. Naval Branch
Chesebrough—Mathews
Wiliam Co
Cammann
Frederick Mathews
Tang T. Reamer
Wm. H. H Chesebrough, Jr
Brough, Jr
Plainfield, N. J
Col
Church
Masonic Temple
Manhattan
Bronx
Abowitz
Abe
Riverside
Curley
Johanna M
Av “ Govert
Wmm
Eastendiek
Kellacky
Eviyn
William's Bridge
Manello
Nesses
Missoula
Tetonka
Halsey
Dallon
George H
Yekoff
Day
Ethel A
Pacific St
Durgan
Felix F
York St. DI Stefano
Angiolina
Ralph St Easton
Richard
Bushwick
Friedricks, M
20Th St
Fleming
Margaret A
Gallagher, C
Flatbush
Graboleski
Seseves Gillen
Hugh
Tillary
Gorman
Myrtle
Harold
Howard
Weeeee Hughes
James G
Butler St
Hansen
Herman
Hosp. Jones
Andrew J
Cooper St
Jackson
Mark A
Kopke
Lucy
Klutz
Kingston
Lott
Wiltena G
Cleveland St
Woodhull St
Leaver.g
Prescott Place
F. Augusta
Norman Ay
Lambard
Redford Av
Lloyd
Dorothy M
Catharine
Ae Lebruechner
Coset Waess Eee
Meserale St
Matin
Marquiss
N. 3d
Mayewskei
Vincent
Putnam
Magee
McDermott
Hill St
McCann
Lorimer St
McAuliffe
Thos
56Th
O Noonan
Richards St
O’connell
John A
Weirfle Rotts
Edwin C
Madison St
B. S
McDonough
Rose
St. Felix
Oss
James A
Areserves Rutta
Olga
St. Smith
Mary_E
Sanacore
Redford
Nunziato
Sackett St
Marguerite
Warren
Smind
Wilfred
Sumpter
Sweetla
Ralph
Sell
Dominick
Anthony
Schindl D
Sherlock
Schon
Robert
Velcrema
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