Miss Harriman Bride of Robert L. Gerry
Grace Church on Broadway hosted the noon wedding of Cornelia Averell Harriman, daughter of H. H. Harriman, to Robert Livingston Gerry, elder son of Elbridge T. Gerry. A massive crowd packed Broadway as guests departed for a Fifth Avenue reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert| Livingston Gerry
Elbridge T. Gerry
Cornelia Averell Harriman
H. H. Harriman
Grace Church
Broadway
Russell and Schmittberger
Twelfth Street
Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Gerry
Iriman
Mystery and Secrecy in Business Decline in Public Trust
An editorial urges frank communication between manufacturers and the public to maintain goodwill. It notes that the Saturday Evening Post reaches a wide audience with honesty and confidence, stressing transparency as essential for business credibility. The piece mentions Curtis PupilsH Inc and lists cities including Philadelphia New York Chicago and Buffalo.
Too Ill to Be Bridesmaid Harriman Relapses
Miss Carol Averell Harriman youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Harriman unable to serve as bridesmaid at sister Cornelia Harriman wedding due to relapse after mastoiditis and surgical procedures. She had Osborne Johns Hopkins Hospital operation and later improved before turning ill again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Averell Harriman
H. Harriman
Cornelia Harriman
Carol Harriman
St. Nimothy's School
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harriman House
Miss McLean An Army Bride Wedding in Uniformed Ceremony
Lieut William A Dallam of the Twelfth Cavalry and Miss Bessie Maulsby McLean wed in a military ceremony at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Flags framed the altar as Rev J Nevette Steele and others officiated with Bishop Potter pronouncing the benediction. The bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley with White House gifts noted, while bridesmaids and ushers wore formal attire and uniforms. Gifts included a life membership in the D A R and a grand silver service from the groom’s regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harriman
Haver
Gerry
Peter Gdelet Gerry
William R. Huntington
Guinnes
St. John’s Church
Wiliam Croswell Doane
Albany
William A. Dallam
Twelfth Cavalry
Bessie Maulsby McLean
Donald McLean
Church of the Heavenly Rest
United States
United States Cavalry
J.nevette Steele
McLean
Herbert Shipman
West Point
Osborne Ingle
Frederick, Md
Potter
White House
L. W. Oliver
U.S. A
Burns L. Magruder
Harry T. Herring
St. John’s Military School
Norman F. Ramero
U.S
Albert Ritchie
Wallace Donalc Lean
William Boldin
Ritchie Kimball
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
National Society
D. A. Re
Trent
Dallam
New York
D. A. BR
Garrett Van Wagenen and Miss Hitch Wed in Orange Church
Garrett Van Wagenen and Miss Elizabeth Johnson Hitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forster Hitch, were married yesterday afternoon at the First Unitarian Church in Orange New Jersey. The Rev Walter Reid Hunt officiated. The bride wore a hand embroidered gown of white liberty satin and orchids with lilies of the valley. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Julia Hitch and bridesmaids Miss Marjorie Grannis Miss Dorothy Gordon Miss Frances Thomas Miss Katherine Van Wagenen and Miss Helen Bangs. Flower girls were Betty and Dolly Hitch. Best man Augustus W Eddy of Evanston Ill. Ushers were Noel Van Wagenen Joseph N Twichell Jere Wickwise and Dr Hick Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett van Wagenen
Elizabeth Johnson Hitch
Henry Forster Hitch
Orange
N. J
First Unitarian Church
Walter Reid Hunt
Ray
Julia Hitch
Marjorie Grannis
Dorothy Gordon
Frances Thomas
Katherinae van Wagenen
South Orange
Helen Bangs
Betty
Dolly Hitch
Augustus W. Eddy
Evanston
Ill
Noel van Wagenen
Joseph N. Twichell
Ortford
Conn
Jere Wickwise
Cortancee
Hick Johnson
New Bedford
Mass
Broadway and Smith Wedding at Central Presbyterian
The wedding of William Gilbert Broadway and Miss Mildred Elizabeth Smith took place yesterday at Central Presbyterian Church in Orange New Jersey. The Rev D Brewer Eddy officiated with Mrs Eliot Cutter as matron of honor and James C Cropsey of Brooklyn as best man. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in West Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert Broadway
A. H. Broadaway
Brooklyn
Mildred Elizabeth Smith
Charles S. Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
Orange
N. J
D. Brewer Eddy
Eliot Cutter
James C. Cropsey
Broadway
West Orange
Ned
Rector's Garden in Four Acts A Sentimental Comedy Review
The review praises Byron Ongley's The Rector's Garden a four act American comedy starring Dustin Farnum and Grace Elliston. It emphasizes flowery sentiment, mistaken impressions, and a rector torn between duty and romance, with strong turns by Farnum, Hammer, Ellis, and Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Ongley
Mr. Omiley
R. A. Roberts
Darby McPhee
Thomas B. Findlay
John Ballard
Montana
Cupid
Dustin Farnum
Owen Wister
Mr. Farnum
Cople
Miss. Elliston
Mr. Courtenay
Miss Hammer
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Findlay
Martin and Harper wed in Greenwich ceremony
Lucius Trowbridge Martin son of W R H Martin of New York and Kath leen Harper of Pittsburg were married in Greenwich on Monday by Rev Harvey Alley. The bridegroom is noted in the Summer colony and the Presbyterian pastor did not officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Lucius Trowbridge Martin
W. R. H. Martin
East Thirtysixth Street
New York
Kathleen Harper
Pittsburg
Harvey Alley
Summer Colony
W. B. Walker
Henchen-Gray Wedding Set for Easter Monday at St. Thomas's
The marriage of William Frederick Henchen and Miss Georgia Gray will take place Easter Monday April 20 at St. Thomas's Church. Rev. Dr. Ernest J. Stires to officiate. Miss Gray and her mother reside at The Homestead in Hot Springs Virginia.
Engagements Published for Blanchard and Zallin Couples
Mr and Mrs W W Blanchard of 21 Linden Place Orange announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lillian Blanchard to William Whitson Crabb of Newark New Jersey Mr and Mrs William Ballin of 1 West Ninety second Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Frida Zallin to Oscar Schwarbe of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blanchard
Linden Place, Orange, N. J
Lillian Blanchard
William Whitson Crabb
Newark, N. J
William Ballin
West Ninety-second Street
Frida Zallin
Oscar Schwarbe
Sembrich Delights with Second Carnegie Hall Recital
Mme Sembrich’s second season recital at Carnegie Hall drew a near full house with a program spanning Italian French German and English songs. She delivered new works by Franck Hahn and Reger plus Schubert Schumann and Weber classics with refined voice, expressive phrasing, and tasteful contrasts, ending with Arensky Beach and Strauss serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
Bononcini
Paisiello
Mozart
Schubert
Franz
Weber
Schumann
Calve Returns for Carmen at Manhattan Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein engages Emma Calvé for a special Carmen performance at the Manhattan Opera House next Friday with Dufranne as Escamillo. The program also lists Crispino e la Comare Lucia Pelléas et Mélisande and Un Ballo in Maschera with repeats of Verdi and Puccini works across the week, plus a Sunday concert conducted by Mr. Ferrari featuring Cavaliera Homer Bonei Stracciar and Plan gon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Emma Calvé
Carmen
Manhattan Opera House
Manon Lescaut
Mr. Martin
Chevalier
Mmes, Cavaliera
Homer
Messrs
Bonei
Stracciar
Plangon
Ferrari
Tetrazzinili With Cold Forces Change in Opera Plans
Mme Tetrazzini cooled by a cold will not perform tonight in Crispino e la Comare Instead Pelléas et Mélisande with Mars Garden and the usual cast will be presented The Rice opera revival moves to Friday night Her condition is not serious but rest is advised to avoid singing while indisposed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Tetrazzini
New York
Crispino E la
Mendelssohn Hall Recitals Highlight Contralto and Violinist
Two recitals at Mendelssohn Hall featured Ellen Learned's engaging contralto song program from Bach to MacDowell with strong attendance. In the evening Jan Munkacsy labeled as Hungarian virtuoso performed violin, though critics noted lacking technique rhythm and tone. a Mozart minuet and other pieces sounded distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Hall
Ellen
Bach
MacDowell
Jan Munkacsy
Empire Ballets for New Yorkers Defies an Axiom
Marc Klaw of Klaw and Erlanger plans bringing top London ballets to New York after seeing Adeline Genee’s success in The Soul Kiss. He says New York will see the best ballets staged here, with Empire Theatre London productions chosen for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marc Klaw
Klaw & Erlanger
New York
America
Klaw
Adeline Genee
Empire Theatre
Empire Management
Russell Harding Dead After Long Railroad Career
Russell Harding died at Miss Alston's private sanitarium on West Sixty-first Street after a relapse twelve hours following an operation. He had worked with H. B. Hollins & Co and held top posts including Vice President and General Manager of the Missouri Pacific system and President of the Pere Marquette system. The funeral will be at 43 Fifth Avenue, with burial in Portland, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Harding
H. B. Hollins & Co
Miss Alston
West Sixty-first Street
Mr. Harding
Portland & Ogdensburg Railway
St. Louis Southwestern Railay
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Texas
Missouri Pacific System
Pére Marquette System
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Erie Railroad
Fifth Avenue
Portland
Miss Anglin Debuts New Play The Awakening of Helena Ritchie
Margaret Anglin completes experiments on her new play The Awakening of Helena Ritchie next week then resumes the Moody tour with The Great Divide after a brief rest. She sails May 22 from Vancouver for a Sydney opening June 27 with two friends a secretary and two maids, then returns to New York after twenty weeks to present the new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anglin
Helena Ritchie
Henry Miller
Miss Anglin
Secretary Rudolf von Huben of Consolidated Stock Exchange Dies
Rudolf von Huben born 1841 in Prussia, died last night at 1,676 Amsterdam Avenue. He served as a Prussian lieutenant in the Danish war and the 1866 campaign, moved to the United States, married Tecia Meyer, and had two children Julius Huben and Mrs. George Young. He joined the Consolidated Stock Exchange in 1885 as Secretary and remained until death, member of Sagamore Lodge F A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf von Huben
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Amsterdam Avenue
Prussia
Otf
Tecia Meyer
Hey
Julius Huben
George Young
Hub
Marriages in New York and New Jersey on March 1–3 1908
Multiple wedding notices across venues include Mildred Elizabeth Stembridge Smith and William Gilbert Broadway in Orange New Jersey, Cornelia Harriman and Robert Livingston Gerry in New York, Samuel Schulhofer and Rebecca Kaiser, and Theresa Genevieve Winthrop and Leo A. Hudson. The notices list officiants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cruswell Doane
Albany
Cornelia
Edward Hey Harriman
Robert Livingston Gerry
Schulhofer
Kaiser
Samnpel Schulhofer
Rebecca Kaiser
Hudson
Winthrop
Theresa Genevieve Winthrop
Leo A. Hudson
Realistic drama The Fourth Commandment debuts in New York
Ludwig Anzengruber's Das Vierte Gebot received its first American presentation at Irving Place Theatre last night. Hedwig Reicher Milli Reimann headed the German Theatre cast as the play debated the duties of children to parents with irony. The production runs for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebot
Ludwig Anzengruber
Irving Place Theatre
Hedwig Reicher
Milli Reimann
Way Down East to Open at Aldwych London April 18
Charles Frohman and William A Brady wired yesterday to present Way Down East at the Aldwych Theatre in London on April 18. The American season ends March 28 in Philadelphia, after which the company sails to Europe. The production has run in America for twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Frohman
William A. Brady
Aldwych Theatre
Philadelphia
Europe
America
Blanche Walsh Collapses After Performance Stop Feat
Blanche Walsh actress collapsed in her Phoenix Hotel suite in Shreveport at 5 30 PM. She had fainted three times on stage in Beaumont Texas last night and two physicians treated her until 9 36 PM before improving. A special car was arranged to move her to Memphis for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bhreveport
Blanche Walsh
Grand Opera House
Phoenix Hotel
Miss Walsh
Beaumont
Texas
Moore
Memphis
The White Rats Ball at Terrace Garden Monday
The White Rats of America announce a ball at Terrace Garden next Monday night. Milton and Dolly Nobles present their play Like a Thief in the Night at Keith Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre on March 8 afternoon and evening. A new Filirino Girls vaudeville act led by Nettie Glenn and Harry Reid debuts under George Archer management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rats of
America
Terrace Garden
Milton
Dolly Nobles
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
George Archer
Nettie Glenn
Harry Reid
Hy de engages at St Bartholomews and Castle Square Opera changes
Arthur Sewall Hyde a cousin of Emma Eames and organist at Emmanuel Church Boston for seven years has been engaged for St Bartholomew's New York starting Sept 1. Tom Green, a tenor from Washington, travels to Providence to replace Mr Tallman as leading tenor of the Castle Square Opera Company and will open tonight in Il Trovatore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall Hyde
Emma Eames
Emmanuel Church
Boston
St. Bartholomew's
New York
Tom Green
Washington
Providence
Mr. Tallman
Castle Square Opera Company
Il Trovatore
Professionals to Stage Astor Pantomimes at Plaza
The morning concert on March 28 will feature professionals performing the Astor pantomimes by Richard Barthelemy and Marquis de Mazzocorat with Mrs. Waldorf Astor and Lydig Hoyt originally presenting. Jean Gerardy and Mme Nordica are named for appearances though Pierrette and artist successors to Mrs Astor and Mr Hart are unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Richard Barthelemy
Jean Gerardy
Mme. Nordica
Wedding Date Change for Miss Morgan and Mr McNulty
The wedding of Miss A Caroline Morgan niece of Rev Dr D Parker Morgan and Frank P McNulty moved from June 10 to June 3 at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Prof H E F Fenellosa to lecture on Chinese and Japanese art at 11 this morning at the Colony Club. Lady Cooper Key travels from Kentucky to England via New York and will sail Thursday on the Celtic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Caroline Morgan
D. Parker Morgan
Frank P. McNulty
Church of the Heavenly Rest
H. E. F. Fenellosa
Colony Club
Lady Cooper-Key
New York
England
Kentucky
Brimble Woolsey
Marchioness of
Tweeddale
Admiralty
Obituary notices and funerals from New York listings
A dense list of death notices and funeral details from New York area towns for March 1908. Names include Anna Brust Jacob Chamberlain James Chambers Mary J. Woodruff Goetschius Gibbs Heilner Hed ge s Huden Kem ble Leggett Maha Harold Morris Newbery Norris Nylander Rusch Tennant John Tennant Wilson Woolley Ahearn Alley Allison Beach Borig Brown and others with dates, locations, and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brust
Anna ©. Brust
Peter Brust
Charles
Frank
Louisa
Edward
H. R. Orring
W. H. Barnes
Prairie Av
Chicago
Chamberlain
Madanapallo
India
Jacob Chamberlain
Jacob and
Anna Nutting Chamberlain
Reformed Church
America
South India
Chambers
Morristown
N. J
James Chambers
James and
Helens de Witt Chambers
South Street
Newark
Pennsylvania
Mary J
Stephen Haines Woodruff
Elizabeth
X. J
E. Cortlanpit Service
Newars
Grace Episcopal Church
Broad and Walnut &Ts
Goetschius
John H. Goetschius
Irving
Hopper
Nyack
N. Y
Alfred Gibbs
Newport
Hedges
Allenhurst
James Hedges
New York City
West Sith St
Huben
Hamilton Place
Kemble
New Orleans
Frank Kembis
Southern Pacific Steamship Company
Garden St
Hoboken
Wenham
Mass
Boston
Leggett
Anna B
West 120Th St
Maha
Henry J. Hahr
Cornelia Schlosser
East Stst
Woodlawn
Morris
Harold
Bell FE
Hotel Waiton
West 23d
Continental Lodge
No. Ort. F
A. M
West 74Th &J
New York
Henry D. Norris, Jr
Cervices
Nylander
Charles St
Katherine A
Charles E. Nylender
St. Joseph's Church
West Washington Place
Greenfield Cemetery
Hempstead
L. I
Tennant
John Tennant
Palmetto
St. Brooklyn
Elm Av
Richmond Hill
Greenpoint Lodge
Wilson
Milford
Pike County
Penn
Mary Elizabeth Wilson
Fred R. Wilson
Lancelot W
Mary A. Armstrong
Jersey City
East 71Th St
John Wesley
Woolley
Funeral notices from Brooklyn and Newark areas
A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents in Brooklyn Newark and surrounding areas. Names include Burkle Bussey Byrnes Carberry Coakley Cole Cunningham Donnellen Dougall Douglas Foley Geary Colden Grasser Grey Griffing Hart Heeney Hellwig Herdman Hirsh Holdgate Johns Klinger Lanzer Large Launy Lef Lewis Lynch Lynn McConnell McCormick McGilvray Martin Nicoll Parsons Prendergast Prendeville Quinn Remsen Reyels Sanford Shea Sorst Van Ingen Wagner Waller Walsh Weeks Whelan Willis with funeral arrangements and locations such as East 2nd Street Rockaway Beach West 21st Street and various Brooklyn Newark and Jersey City addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St
Jirooklyn
A. Coakley
Cole
Rockaway Reach
Eugene H. Cole
Cunningham
Dominick St
the Cunningham
A. Donnelin
South
Brooklyn
Helen Donnell
Dougall
Franklin Av
Grace Dougall
Douglas
South Oxford St
Emma H. Douglas
Foley
West 214Th
Richard H. Folery
Geary
West 21St St
Hanenah C. Geary
Colden
Weest
Mary E. Colden
Grasser
Ainslie §T
Conrad M. Grasser
M. Grey
West 80Th St
Richeard F. Grey
Griffing
Red Hook
N. Y
Colie F. Griffin
N. J
Eleanor Herdman
Hirsh
West S6th St
Caroe
Holdgate
Sharricom
N. Sue
Georgenna Holdgite
Johns
Jefferson Av
Robert
Fueral
Klinger
St. Ann's Av
Bron
William Klinger
Westh §T
August Klinger
Lanzer
Lafayette Av
Frank Lanzer
Fast 68Th St
Thome
Launy
Whita Horse
N.J
Grasset Launy
Lef
East 138Th St
Thomas J. Lee
Newark
Mary
McCormick. McGilvray
Forrest St
Jersey City
John L. MecGilvray
Martin
West Rest
Henrietta Martin
Oal M Nicoll
Bloomfield
Annie _ E. Nicoll
Chestnut St
East Orange
Edward W.parsons
Prendergast
Duffield St
Brookelyn
Joseph H. Prendergast
Prendeville
Mary Prendeville
Quinn
East 08d St
Brigid Quinn
Remsen
U Hempstead
Cecelia M
Reyfls
Weber Court
Catherine Reyels
Gees
Walnut &J
Mary Sandford
Prospett Av
Bronx
Alica Scott
M. Shea
30Th St
Frances M. Shea
Sorst
Forest Av
Caroline W. Sorst
van Ingen
16Th St
Peter D. van Ingen
Wagner
Fio Grove St
Charlies Wagner
Waller
Decatur S1
Harry Waller
Walsh
Lincoln Place
Margret Walsh
Weeks
Somers Centre
Richard Weeks
Whelan
Clifton Place
Joseph Whelan
Willis
Roseville
Theodore M. Willis
Halliday Dies Alone in London East End
American Charles William Halliday, 56, died yesterday in London’s East End after living on a small allowance from a U S relative. His wife had died three weeks earlier in a public hospital. They married March 19, 1885. her maiden name was Minnie Raymond from Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles William Halliday
East End
United States
Notable obituary notices from Maione to Darien deaths
Eugene H. Ladd died in Maione New York at 74. He belonged to Ladd & Emallman and lived a varied business life. Jacob Chamberlain died in Mandanapale India after a long expatriate evangelist career. Henry J. Mair, president of John Mahr Sons Company, died at his home in New York City. Patrick Fl Braneqan, Overseer of the Poor in Harrison New Jersey, died there of pneumonia. Charenas and Watsbury, selectmen in Darien Connecticut and state legislator, died at home aged 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Ladd
Maione
N. Y
Ele
6 Ladd & Emallman
Henry
J. Mair
John Mahr's Sons Company
Harrison Street
Eaust Eighty-first Street
Woodlawn
Fameily
Patrich FL Branegan
Clarrison
N. J
Charenas & Watsrbury
Darien
Conn
Connecticut
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Access by Transit and Carriage
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by trolleys from Wooster and Jerome Avenue, with carriage access. Lots priced from 150 dollars. For Becks of Views or representative, call telephone 4855 Gramercy. Office located at 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Wooster
Jerome Avenue
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Harrimanbride
Robert L. Gerry
James Hielfernstein
Alexander Johnstone
Ireb
Carel Harriman
Averell Harriman
Robert W. Goelet
Mierty
G. H. Johnson
Frederick Shkernochan
Stackpole
Ames
Aaron Davis
Ruth Averell
Rochester
Arion Fr.Clarke
Margaret Dix
Morgan Dix
Elsie Howland
Anita Peabody
Mary Karriman
William John Sr
The
Brige Eaters
Col. J. J. Astor
Vanderbilt
J. Borden Harriman
J. B. Harriman
Oliver Harriman
James Harriman
Cornelius. Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Clarence Mackay
Charles Child
William A. Clark
Clark
Harry Payne Pattern
Dorothy Whitney
Alfred Vanderbilt
C. F. Bishop
Edmund Owens
Owen
Georgina Harriman Owen
Maria de Barril
W. D. Sloane
W. Seward Webb
Sybil Douglas
T ‘Ton
Ernesto
Dave Hennen Morris
Watts Sherman
Sherman
W. Storre Wella
Harry Peters
Gerry and Harriman
Neilson and Bleecker
Republic
John Neilson
Continental Army
New Jersey
Continental Congress
Harvard
Elbridge Gerry
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Admiralty Court
France
Middletown
Ors
Ontario & Western Railroad
Delhi
Delaware County
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry
Lake Delaware
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Pupilsh Inc Company
Buffalo
Miss McLean
Lieut
Cavalry
van Wagenen—Hitch
Dustin Farnm the
L. T. Martin Weds
Mme, Sembrich
Calve
Hammerstein
Crispino E la Comare
Empire Ballets
Marcon
Frown Royal Grape Cream
Royal Baking Powder
Irving Place
Elijah
Taste Singers
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
Social Notes
J. Bruce Ismay
Bridge
St. Reels
Delmonico’s
Charles L. Hackstaff
Evelyn van Wart
Waldorf Astoria
Waldo Richards
Dird
Ahearn
Lenox Road
Margaret E. Ahearn
Alley
Babylon
William L. Alley
Allison
Baltic St
Casper E. Allison
Beach
Bruen St
N. F
Joseph G. Beach
Borig
Oppenheimer Institute
W. 34Th Street
C. W. Halliday
Mandanapaile
Sharon
Western Reserve College of Ohio
Theological Seminary of
Siunawick
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. “Campbell
Chelsea
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
44Th Street
Leighton Parks
D. C
Rey
W, Wood
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