Hoss Parsons to Wed Rudolph Weld in Autumn
Society notes announce the engagement of Sylvia C. Parsons daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Barclay Parsons to Rudolph Weld son of Stephen M. Weld of Dedham Massachusetts. Weld a Harvard graduate of 1905 belongs to prominent Boston families and clubs. The wedding is planned for next autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Barclay Parsons
Sylvia C. Parsons
Rudolph Weld
Stephen M. Weld
Dedham
Mass
London
William Barclay Parsons
August Belmont
Eliza Livingston
Iee
Miss Parsons
H. de Berkeley Parsons
Schuyler L. Parsons
George B. Parsons
Evelyn Parsons
Richard Wharton
Colony Club
Ceater Berclay Parsons
Parama
Eloise Rodman
Weld
S. Edith Waterbury
Alfred Rodman Weld
Adelaide Ladd
Elaborate tableaux vivants planned at Jaldorf Astoria
Mrs Borden Harriman and Mrs Richard Irvin organize a March 26 tableaux vivants in the Jaldorf Astoria ballroom. Proceeds go to three New York charities to be named after the event. Featured are grant masters and several young women including Edith Deacon Sylvia Parsons Rosalind Fish and others. The hosts say charities will not be announced to keep focus on the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Harriman
Richard Irvin
Jaldorf-Astoria
New York
John W. Alexandre
Grant Masters
Edith Deacon
Sylvia Parsons
Rosalind Fish
Dorothy Bigelow
Nathalie Howland
Gertrude Sheldon
Katherine Atterbury
Ethel Cowdin
Katherine Wright
Beatrice Benjamin
Eleanor, Mortimer
Emily Sloane
West Thirty-ninth Street
Children’s Theatricals at Waldorf Astoria East Room
The first children’s theatricals unfold this afternoon in the Waldorf Astoria East Room. A modern Cinderella, a Gibson girl gown, and a chauffeur Prince headline a lineup with a wild animal play and the American debut of Their Son from France. Performers include Fredericka Going, Berenice Faye, Grace Maguirre, Reeva Miay, and Janice Armand. ushers will be grandmothers, with W. Finley Fauley guiding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
America
Alvan de Polhes
Fredericka Going
Berenice Faye
Grace Maguirre
Reeva Miay
Janice Armand
Amateurs in Vaudeville Plan Benefit Show
The Servers, a group of over twenty young women who sew for the Darrach Home for Crippled Children, organize a unique vaudeville entertainment to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrach
Matinée Varié Planned for Plaza Ballroom March 30
A matinée varié or vaudeville event is set for Monday afternoon March 30 in the Plaza ballroom. Participants include Fanchon, Thompson, and Frederick Norton. The Sewers organization lists Mrs Henry Slayback as President with a lineup of officers and members such as Miss Grace Lufharrow and Mrs Frank Dodd among the class membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanchon
Thompson
Frederick Norton
Henry Slaybauck
Charles Gaye
Henry Wisewood
Frank Black
Frederick West MacDonald
Elizabeth Lufharrow
Lecture on Cathedral Delivers Illustrated Talk at 929 Fifth Ave
Grant La Fargé presented an illustrated lecture on the Cathedral of St John the Divine yesterday afternoon at the home of Rev Alfred Duane Pell and Mrs Pell. The event at 929 Fifth Avenue was sponsored by Cathedral Trustees Cathedral Leagues and the Diocesan Auxiliary Bishop Potter spoke briefly before the talk. A tea followed with attendees including Robert G Hone Mrs James Aldrich Mrs George F Clover and many others. A large Auxiliary Committee was listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Grant la Fargé
St. John the Divine
Alfred Duane Pell
Pell
Fifth Avenue
Potter
Robert G. Hone
James Aldrich
George F
Kate Norwood
William Pollock
George Pratt
Angelica Gerry
Federick Pearson
William R. Huntington
Ate
SAILING TO EUROPE TODAY WITH LARGE PASSENGER LISTS
The Amerika of Hamburg American Line sails today with numerous New York travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Duryea and Count and Countess Frasse among others. The Cunarder Mauretania departs with Miss Charlotte Andrews and many notable travelers. Additional liners Philadelphia and Friedrich der Grosse carry assorted passengers headed to Southampton Antwerp and the Mediterranean. The Royal Mail Oroya sails for the West Indies with Sir Hubert Jerningham aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann. Duryea
W. -L. ‘Grave
Samuel Newhouse
Gi ‘Oster
Francis H. Leggett
F. H. I Ins
Leggett
Count
Caroline Uproy Bonaparte
Washington
D. C
Witt Cuyler
Cunarder Manretania
Charlotte Andrews
Walter P. Bliss
Percy Daniels
Geoffrey E. Duveen
W. G. Evans
Dorothy Heye
Johnstone
Edward Forrest Lamb
James W. Paul, Jr
R. A. Rainey
J. J. Townsend
Edward M. Weld
S<roonland
Red Star Line
Antwerp
August Boen
J. A.boen
E. J. Bonner
Charles Canaux
Joseph Colvin
Joseph T. Bowen
Charles A. Bennett
Daniel Srouse
A. H Durbur
M. Fisher
Lenore’ B. Mallory
Henrietta Porter
Robertson Trowbridge
J. T. Thompson
Wagner
Royal Mail
West Indies
J. D. Fleck
Wy. B. Rogers
W. H. Howell
Everett Morse
E. St. Flackler
P. P. Beals
R. H. Cook
Hubert Jerningham
Trinidad
Portrait painter hosts tea for Danish dancer Adeline Genee
Wilhelm Funk invited guests at his studio yesterday afternoon to honor Adeline Genee, the Danish dancer. Attendees included Mrs. George Holt of Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hinton Perry, Mrs. S. Stanwood Meken, Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright, Mrs. George A. Hruhn Jr., Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, Mrs. Wendell Baker, Miss Barbara Seedler, Mrs. Henri P. Wertheim, Mrs. John Polhemus, Griswold Thompson, Russell Landale, and Robert Grier Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Funk
Adeline Genee
Dng
George Holt
Paris
Roland Hinton Perry
S. Stanwood Meken
Gouverneur Kortright
George A. Hruhn, Jr
Ernest Thompson - Seton
Wendell Baker
Barbara Seedler
Henri P. Wertheim
John Polhemus
Griswold Thompson
Russell Landale
Robert Grier Cooke
Thompson Party to Tour the Orient
A private car party led by Mrs. Robert M. Thompson sails from New York on March 18 for an Orient tour. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Church of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Nesbit of Canada. After California they sail to Yokohama where Col. Thompson joins with his yacht.
Miss Virginia Duane Engagement to Le Baron Willard
Miss Virginia M. Duane of this city and Sharon Connecticut announced engagement to Le Baron Willard of Bristol Rhode Island. Miss Duane is niece of Mrs. Edward W. Humphries and James May Duane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Duane
le Baron Willard
Virginia M. Duane
Arthur Duane
This City
Sharon, Conn
Bristol
R. 1
Edward W. Humphries
James May Duane
Social notices and society events from Lenox to Madison Avenue
The item lists a Friday skating class at Lenox Lyceum and multiple social engagements across New York in late winter. Highlights include a Holt tea for Frederick von Eeden on West Eighty-seventh Street, varnishing day at the National Academy of Design in its eighty third exhibition at 15 West Fifty seventh Street, and invitations for the March 23 wedding of Julia Kean Fish and William Lawrence Breese at St James Church. Other items note Eleanor Alexander’s Europe voyage, bridge teas hosted by Mrs. Joel Nott Allen and Mrs. Townsend Ashmore, James Anderson Hawes at 501 Madison Avenue after months away, Newhouse’s sailing to Europe, a musicale by Mrs J J Carvallo, and the Russian Symphony Quartet’s Lenten teas at the St Regis with Marguerite Forest Anderson performing. Also mentioned are a Milton Paradise Lost lecture at the Plaza for the American Female Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless, 836 Bloodycrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Academy of Design
American Fine Arts Society
West Fifty-seventh Street
Julia Kean_ Fish
William Lawrence Breese
St. James's Church
Townsend Ashmore
Saturrday
East Fifty-fourth Street
James Anderson Hawes
Madison Avenue
Samuel Newhouse
Nevada
St Regis
Europe
J. J. Carvallo
Lawrence
L. T
Duryea’'s
St. Regis
Marguerite
Forest Anderson
Milton
Plaza
William Carter
Faith Cure meeting at Church of Holy Nativity Bedford Park
About thirty people attended the first Faith Cure meeting led by Dr Herbert M Hopkins. Dr EB Webster spoke on the mind nerve links, and Hopkins urged attendees or friends to return next Sunday for a practical demonstration of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Hopkins
Church of Holy Nativity
Bedford Park
Hopkins
EB. G. Webster
Webster
Tetrazzini Sings in Crispera La Comare at Manhattan Opera
Review of the Ricci brothers comic opera Crispino e la Comare at the Manhattan Opera House notes Mme Tetrazzini not in top form with nasal tones and limited comic grace. Gianoli Galletti and Sammarco show mixed success while others like Arimondi and Venturini deliver uneven performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricci Brothers
Crispino E la Comzare
Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Tetrazzini
New York
Mme. Patt
Crispino
Donzetti
Annetta
Ams
Mme. Patti
Arditi
Julius Benedict
Venice
Crispine E la Comare
Mme
Tetrazzini
Gianoli Galletti
Sammarco
Glasiol-Galletti
Tetrazzini Ener
M. Sammarco Valerizio
Wees
Mirabolano
Dave Es Arimondi
Count Des Fuofos
M. Venturini
Asdrubale
M. Fossetta
Eee
M. Plerucci
Bortolo Musica Director
M. “Cleofonte Campanini
Barnard Freshmen Stage Through the Sledge Play
Barnard College showcased a musical comedy Yesterday titled Through the Sledge. Alice inspired by Wonderland crawls through a fence hole as exams gate Barnard and a Teddy Roosevelt bear debates nature with a talking bear. The Week Day Chorus and the cast deliver clever dance numbers and a promising stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Alice
Barnard College
Barnard Bear
Teddy’ Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Rooosevelt
Camilla Stewart
K. Gay
H. Brown
M. Hart
L. Schoeaier
A. Burke
E. Bruning
M. Beznar
Marion Obendo
Theatrical Notes From Progressive City Theatres
The Empire Theatre hosts the twenty fourth graduation of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts with William H. Crane giving the principal address. Eugene Walter of Paid in Pull is guest of honor at a Theatre Goers event tomorrow night. A Weber’s Theatre burlesque of The Merry Widow drew a near hundred strong stag party. The Actors’ Society of America plans its fifth annual benefit on April 21 at the Hudson Theatre with Thomas Wise as Entertainment Committee chair. Munic Tetrazzini appears at the Majestic tonight to see Williams and Walker in Bandanna Land. Channing Pollock sails for London March 28 to supervise the English production To Secret Orchard under Mare Klaw at Terry’s Theatre. Sixteen Casino Theatre chorus girls adopt a resolution against aldermen closing stage doors, then pose for photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre
William H. Crané
Eugene Walter
Weber's Theatre
Actors’ Society of America
Tve
Hudson Theatre
Thomas Wise
Munic
Majestic Theatre
Williams
Walker
Channing
Pollock
Will
London
Orchard
Mare Klaw
Terry’s Theatre
Casino Theatre
Revival of Mignon at the Metropolitan Opera House
The revival of Ambroise Thomas's Mignon at the Metropolitan Opera House drew mild enthusiasm from a small audience. Miss Farrar sang Mignon. Miss Abbott performed Titania with notable improvement. Bonci, Plancon, Lucas, Jacoby, and Bovy received praise for performances and conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambroise Thomas
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Mmes. de Lussan
Adams
Messrs
Satignac
Miss Farrar
Mignon
Berlin
Soser
Filma
Miss Abott
Titania
Lotario
Harp
Lucas
Laerie
Jacoby
Frederic
Bovy
Gatti Casazza Signs With Metropolitan Opera
Rawlins Cottenct, on arrival from abroad, sparked rumors about a new Metropolitan director. An official Opera House statement denies staff transfers and asserts Gatti Casazza has signed a contract as General Director. It also denies Vanderbilt’s bid for Winthrop’s role and rejects claims of directoral pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins Cottenct
Metropolitan Opera Company
Provence
Metropolitan
Opera House
Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
la Scenia
Milan
Gatti-Casazza
William K. Vanderwi
Cottenet
Winthrop
Dippel
Morgan At Christie Sale In London Dickens China Auction
J Pierpont Morgan spent the first London afternoon of Christies Dickens collection sale without buying. He studied canvases and Turner drawings slated for tomorrow as 328 lots over three days brought 211465 dollars, with a German dealer purchasing Dresden pieces for Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Christie
China
Dresden
William
Choosing a King's Bride in Lisbon Rumor
A Lisbon report on March 6 sparked talk that Emperor William may arrange a marriage between King Manuel of Portugal and his daughter Victoria, with some at court opposing a German alliance while a late marriage is viewed as a state necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
William
Germany
Manuel
Victoria
Lent services urged at Be lasco Theatre by church leader
Reverend Dr William Carter of Madison Avenue Re formed Church said Sunday that newspapers amusement columns and billboards had been freely used like theatres to promote Lenten church services held on Sundays at the Be lasco Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco Theatre
William Carter
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Service Dispatch Announces Army Officer Retirements and Reassignments
The United Service reports Major J. T. Crabbs is retired effective April 25 due to disability. Medical Department officers receive new posts with Major H. P. Birmingham as Chief Surgeon for the Cuban pacification force, Lt. Col. Taylor reassigned to Atlanta, Lt. Col. La Garde to Denver, Capt. Bishop to Fort Wright then Washington, Capt. Whipple to Chicago, and Lt. Col. Mitcham plus Major Morton moved for inspection duties in New York City, Brooklyn, East Orange, N J, and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. T. Crabbs
Medical Department
H. P. Birmingham
Army of
L.A. la Garde
Denver
Department of the Colorado
P. G. Bishop
Coast Artillery
Fort H. G. Wright
H. S. Whipple
Chicago
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
New York City
Brooklyn
East Orange
N. J
Binghamton
K. Morton
Hartford
Theut M J McCormack Granted Three Months Sick Leave
Theut M J McCormack is granted three months of sick leave. No further details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theut. M. J. McCormack
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Arrived at San Francisco are the vessels Fortune Scorpion Tingey Porter Blakely De Long Thorn ton and Nero at Hampton Heads. Sailed from Guaptangme Puerto Cores to Dubuque from Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
San Francisco
Scorpion
Tingey
Porter
Blakely
de Long
Thornton
Pensacola
Nero
Hampton Heads
Dubuque
Puerto Cores
Fon Guaptangme
Morris vaudeville assured next year with 25 week engagements
The Times reports William Morris will launch a new vaudeville circuit next season. He has 25 weeks of continuous time and contracts with Harry Lauder and ten European acts. Planned venues include the Circle in Boston and theaters in Montreal Toronto Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati Detroit New York and more. The College Widow is set to open in London under Henry W Savage with George Ade directing, players sailing around March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Morris
Keith & Proctor
Hammerstein & Williams
United Booking Office
Williams & Hammerstein
Klaw & Erlanger
Harry Lauder
Circle
Lauder
Orpheum
Poston
Princess
Montreal
Royal Alexandra
Toronto
William Penn
Philadelphia
Cleveland Hippodrome
Washington
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Stair & Haviln
London
George Ade
Henry W. Savage
Artemus H Holmes Stricken With Poisoning
Artemus H Holmes senior member of Holmes Rapallos Swen nedy law firm is seriously ill at his Madison Avenue home from stomach poisoning. He was born in 1840 in Illinois and educated at Washington University St Louis and Harvard. He married Lallian Stokes and has a daughter married to John D Crimmins Jr. He belongs to the City Pee Association Sons of the Revolution and the University and Harvard Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus H. Holmes
Holmes, Rapallos & Swennedy
Madison Avenue
Mr. Holmes
Illinois
Washington University
St. Louis
Harvard
Custers Old Scout Thomas J Callan Dies in Yonkers
Thomas J Callan. once Gen Custers scout, died at his Yonkers home. He crossed enemy lines to reach U S troops during the Custer massacre area and led a relief of his unit, earning a Congressional medal. He later managed Yonkers tea-house branch for 28 years and is survived by a widow and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Callan
Custer
Yonkers
Sitting Bull
United States
Callan
Fie
Congress
Farmy Callan
Death of Major Charles C. Churchill in Newport
Major Charles C. Churchill retired and socially prominent died at his Newport residence this morning aged 82. He was closely identified with Newport Hospital and other local institutions. The funeral will be held here early next week and the interment will be at Georgetown, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. C
Charles C. Churchill
Newport Hospital
Georgetown
D, C
Albert L. Cole Dies in Texas at 0 in Bid for Governorship
Albert L. Cole, Republican gubernatorial nominee in 1006 opposing Gov. Johnson, died in Texas where he had gone for his health. A native of St. Lawrence County New York, he served for years as a New York School Commissioner and moved to Minnesota in 1882. He was 0 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
Minn
Albert L. Cole
Johnson
Texas
St. Lawrence County
New York
Minnesota
Obituary notices for three local figures
Thomas T. Taylor 68 president of Citizens State Bank died in Huntington Indiana. Henry A. Showman Civil War veteran of Company B Forty first New York Volunteers died in Flushing Long Island aged 77. William H. Schmidt longtime Hudson County resident and Civil War veteran died suddenly at West New York home aged 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Taylor
Citizens’ State Bank
Huntington
Ind
Htwenry A. Showman
Forty-first New York Volunteers
Flushing
L. I
Marr. Sider
Ises
William H. Schmidt
Hudson County
N. J
Hadson Boulevard
West
New York
Fifty-fifth
New York Volunteers
Inventor Gustav M Westman Dies at 72 in Victoria Hotel Annex
Gustav M Westman aged 72, an inventor, died suddenly at the Victoria Hotel Annex 1144 Broadway of fatty degeneration of the heart. He lived in the hotel for eleven years and was found dead in bed by a friend. The body was taken to Merritt undertaking rooms and will likely be sent to Sweden. Westman, born in Sweden, studied at Upsala University, where he earned top honors in chemistry. He introduced the open hearth furnace in Russia and made a fortune that he later lost in timber properties. He came to the United States in 1877 and recently developed a wrought iron treatment patented for exclusive use by Barns Iron Company of Boynton Beach New Jersey. He claimed a royalty of $1000 daily. A brother Treinrich served as Postmaster General of Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Mowitz Westman
Victoria Hotel
Merritt Undertaking
Sweden
Mr. Westman
Westmanland
Westman
Upsala University
Russia
Barns Iron Company
Boynton Beach
N. J
Treinrich
Stockholm
Portrait Painter George Munzig Dies of Pneumonia at 56
George Chickering Munzig a noted portrait painter died at Roosevelt Hospital from pneumonia after a period of illness. Services were held at St. Leo's Chapel with Rev. Ernest M. Stires presiding. The body was shipped to Boston for interment. Munzig painted portraits of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Mme Melba and Mrs Agnes Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chickering Munzig
Roosevelt Hospital
St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Mrs Virginia Campbell Thompson Dies in Washington
Virginia Campbell Thompson daughter of Rev Alexander Campbell founder of the Campbellite Church died in Washington. She served thirteen years as Postmistress at Louisville Kentucky. After her husband died in 1877 she moved to Washington with her children and sought the Louisville post through President Hayes. She was appointed amid political opposition and later reappointed by Presidents Arthur and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia Campbell Thompson
Alexander Campbell
Thompson
Louisville
Irésider Hayes
Kentucky
Arthur
Cleveland
Frarried Couples Reported in Local Notices
Two marriage notices appear with names Anna Poillon to Nathan Goodrich and Anna Francis to William Price on March 8 and March 3 respectively.
Died notices fill Brooklyn and New Jersey areas in March
Obituary notices list numerous individuals with dates around March 1908. Names include Francesco Acritelli, Christianna Benedict, Henry A. Bowman, Dercas Burtchaell, Kate Chambers, Della Clune, Madge Cochran, Charita Hal, Martha Kennedy, Laura Leupp, Halstead Scudder Jr., Sarah Skinner, Charles H. Smith, Elizabeth Sewall Tappan, Alfred Turtle, Daniel Van Mater, George Weaver, Gracia Wiesel. Funeral details, residences, and burial plans are provided for each, with locations in Brooklyn, Elizabeth NJ, Plainfield NJ, Ossining NY, Perth Amboy NJ, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Peter's
Perth
Armhor
March
New Brunswick
N. J
Martha. Kennedy
Rome
Italy
Laura T. Leupp
Charles M. Leupp
Lichtenberg
Clara
Mort
Salem Fields
Cypress Hills
Mangam
Ossining
Susan J. Mangam
Deborah L
Daniel TD
South Highland Av
Ossining-on-Hulsa
Roebuck
Winchenston
Mags
John Roebuck
Bostom
Scudder
Halstead Scuder, Jr
Halstead Scudder
Glen Head
L. L
Skinner
New York City
Sarah E
William Skinner
Holyoke
Masa
Smith
Charles H. . Smith
Belle Nelson Smith
Thomas Co
Margaret Corson Smith
Gramercy Park
Tappan
Elizabeth Sewall
John Tappan
Boston
University Place
Ieth St
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
Turtle
Melroee Highlands
Alfred Turtle
van Mater
Lincoln Place
Freehold
Daniel H. van Mater
Second Reformed Church
Obituaries and funeral notices from Newark Brooklyn and nearby
A compiled list of death notices and funeral services dated March 4 to March 8 across Newark Brooklyn Orange and adjacent towns. Names include Geraghty Griffiths Hartnett Hayward Heinemann Houser Jansoon Keegan Klein Kruse Strange Lomax Lynn McArthur McCann McDervitt McLaughlin Martin Mennie Moller Moore Moossmann Nichols OConnor Osborne Pine Pontnett Prosswimmer Road Reeves Rocher Schramm Schwenders Sedlmiir Sheehan Shiel Skinner Stephens Straus Sullivan Sutherland Tibbals Tichenor Timpson Veltman Wenisch Wilmott Wing Wise Zapfe and others with addresses and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTioneieh St
Brooklyn
Virginia
Nicivils
O'Connor
Orange
N. J
Fergus O'Connor
Osborne
Short Hills
Novy
Donald P. Ponnet
S. Pu
Prosswimmer
Sot Welling St
Richemend
Minnie Prosswimmer
Raar
South 17Th S T
Newark
Minnie
REEVF
Millburn
Olive Mun Reeve
Rocher
SOS
Theophile Rocher
Schramm
Sumpter St
Mary Schramm
Echiwendermann
Driggs
Brooliyn
Mathias Schwenders _mann
Sedlmiir
Greene Av
Josephine Sedimeth
Sheehan
East
1St St
Loretta
Sieehan
Wiliam M. Skinner
Stephens
Clove Road
S. I
P. Straus
Baldwin Place
Yonkers
Sutherland
White Plains
N. Ye
Henry Sutherland
Tibrals
Summit
Bertha ‘. Tibbals
M. Tichenor
Nairn Place
Newport
Martha Tichenor
Timpson
Lordville
N. Y
Mareha Maria A. I
St. Nicholas Place
Mareh &Dorothy Wise
Zapfe
Atlantic Av
Maral
Gesina Zapfe
Police Captain Francis Wear Dies After Illness
Former Police Captain Francis Wear died at his home on West Sixty eighth Street yesterday after a long illness. Appointed May 28 1880 and promoted through the ranks to captain in December 192? He presided at the West Sixty eighth Street Station and spent time in Roosevelt Hospital. He leaves a widow and two children. Lieutenant Michael Kear, attached to the Detective Bureau, is his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wear
West Sixty-eighth Street
Mary
Roosevelt Hospital
Michael Kear
Police
Kear
Mexican Embassy official dies at 27 from pneumonia
Senior Don Eduardo de Peistegui Third Secretary of the Mexican Embassy dies in Washington after three days of illness. He was 27 years old and had served in his post since the Entittss sIX Tranths Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Eduardo de Beistegui
Washington
Don Eduardo de Peistegui
Memorian Note for Robert Donnolly
In memory of Robert Donnolly Mass at the Church of the Nativity tomorrow at 9:15 AM.
Local Transit Access to Woodlawn Cemetery Station
Accessible telephoto office route via Harlem trains to Webster Jerema paths. Becket representative lists Lots 9150 sp at 4835 Gramercy with address 30 East 230 Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Freega
Webster and
Jerema Leys
Gramercy
Beckleg
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoss Parsons
Children's Theatricals
Waldorf
C. Grant la Farge
Mauretania
Amerika
Mile
Genee
Social Notes
Lenox Lyceum
Namilton Holt
Frederick von Eeden
West Eighty-seventh Street
Eleanor Alexander
H. A. Alexander
E. M. Fulton, Jr
Joel Nott Allen
Bridge
Mr. Allen
the Ricci Brothers
Crispino E la Comare
Manhattan
Hale
Pike
Farrar Pout
ALE Posten
Abott Fedecitico
Ee Escce
Aseevecdevsias
Jaco Gueiielmo
Mentres
M. Bonc Dbe Ag
M. Plancon
M. Lucas Aiarno
M. Muehimana
Morgan
Christie Sale
the United Service
The
the Army
the Navy
Circle Theatre
Scott
Virginia C. Thompson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brocktyn
Weaver
Canton
George Sumner Weaver
Wetsel
Gracia Buckley
John J
Emma F. Weisel
Bell
Steuben St
Margaret C. Bell
South 19Th St
Margaret Budd
Cole
James P. Cole
Condon
Franklin
Greenpoint
William Condon
Cummins
East Lister
Bridget Cummns
M. Ford
Erasmus St
Flatbush
John Ford
Geraghty
Marsh
Ebien
Hazel C. Hayward
Hehl
West Ht St
Marian Helt
Heinemann
Park
Hoboken
Robert Heinemann
Houser
North Tarrytown
Mary E. Strange
Lomax
Hawkins
Dhoartes
LYNN
Roseville Av
Bernard Jean
McEarthur
SSS
Amsterdam
John McArthur
van Norden Trust Company
Uary
Ty Vu
Fifth Ave
Goth ST
Francis Kear
NEW York Telephone CO
Bey Street
Au Memorian
Grand Avenue
Undertakkers
Stephen Merritt
Chelsea
MR. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbell
Chapela
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