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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Mar 11, 1908

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Opera Benefit Nets Seven Thousand For Charity

The Manhattan Opera House hosted two operas Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with nearly $7,000 raised for the Society for Italian Immigrants and the Italian Benevolent. Conductor Cleofonte Campanini received a gold baton in a postperformance presentation. Mayor McClellan occupied Box 34, with prominent guests including the Italian Ambassador Baron des Planches and Consul Count Massiglia, among numerous notable attendees.

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Society For Italian Immigrants Italian Benevolent Cee Cavalleria Rusticana Manhattan Opera House Cleofonte Campanini Mme. Zeppill Messrs Zenatello Sammarco Cavalleria Mmes. Agostinelli de Cisneros Bassi Crabbé McClellan Ernesto G. Fabbri Society For Baron Mayor Des Planches Count Massiglia Clarence Mackay Duchess of Marlborough William Douglas Sloane Rriliott F. Shepard Henry Fairfield Osborn William Church Osborn John V. Trevor Frederick W. Vanderbilt James Gayley Emanuelle Gerli Paul Gerli Joseph Gerli Caesar Conti Signor Caruso R. E. Schirmer Howard Mansfield Harold Barclay
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Cotillion on Skates Ends Winter Roller Class

The tenth and final meeting of the Winter Tuesday Evening Roller Skating Class led by Arthur L. Doremus and Howard S. Bord en was held at Metropolitan Rink. A cotillion on skates featured Roward S. Borden with Mrs. Borden and My pana Poremus with Miss Florence Barker, plus a pyramid and grand march after a buffet. The event closed a successful season with many débutantes in attendance.

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Arthur L. Doremus Howard S. Borden Otl.rs Metropolitan Roward S. Borden Borden Poremus Florence Barker
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MISS PARSONS A BRIDE TO DAY

The wedding of Miss Constance Parsons daughter of John E Parsons to Montgomery Hare will take place at noon today at the bride’s father’s home 30 East Thirty sixth Street. It will be a quiet ceremony with immediate family. Meredith Hare will be best man and a small musical program will follow. Reverend Dr William R Richards will perform the rite. Miss Grace Ruggles to wed April 29.

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Constance Parsons John E. Parsons Montgomery Hare J. Montgomery Hare East Thirty-sixth Street Mr. Hare Miss Parsons Meredith Hare Nahan Franko Gounod St. Cecile Albumblatt Wagner Saint- Saéns William R. Richards Brick Presbyterian Church Grace Ruggles Henry M. Johnson Fast Sixtieth Street George Lane Troy N. Y Louise Johnson
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Cohen Heyman wedding at Delmonico's in white satin

Isaac F. Cohen and Miss Julia I Heyman wed at 6 30 last night at Delmonico s with Rev. Dr Guttman officiating. The bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley. Dora Cohen was maid of honor and Bert Cohen was best man. A bridal dinner followed at Delmonico s.

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Isaac F. Cohen Julia I. Heyman Henry Heyman West End Avenue Delmonico’s Guttman Dora Cohen Bert Cohen
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Mrs E D Godfrey Hosts Luncheon With Music At Home

Mrs Edwin Drexel Godfrey entertained yesterday at 21 East Sixty sixth Street with music. Attendees included Mrs George Dominick Mrs Raymond Hoag leird Mrs Harden Crawford Mrs Howard Borden Mrs Joseph Davis Mrs Joseph C Hoagland Mrs Raymond Thompson Mrs Charles Welsh and Mrs Archibald Forrest among others.

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E. D. Godfrey Edwin Drexel Godfrey East Sixty-sixth Street George Dominick Raymond Hoagleird Harden Crawford Howard Borden Joseph Davis Joseph C. Hoagland Raymond. Thompson Charles Welsh Archibald Forrest
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Local Society Names List of Hosts and Guests

Irving Cornell and a long list of Ms and Mrs. social figures including Mrs Arthur K. Wood Mrs Coby Chester Mrs Schuyler Smith Mrs Alfred Roelker Mrs Craig Drake Mrs Frank Jenks Mrs Clinton Meserole Mrs Francis Palmer Mrs Russell Leffingwell Mrs Max ee Lester Misses Alice Spies Helen undington Adele Bull Antoinette Dwight Hielen Hunter Grace Porter Beatrice Fraser Katharine Schley Helen Judson and the Busses Achelis gathered for a neighborhood event with prominent households represented.

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Irving Cornell Arthur K. Wood Coby Chester Schuyler Smith Alfred Roelker Craig Drake Frank Jenks Clinton Meserole Francis Palmer Russell Leffingwell Maxee Lester Alice Spies Helen Undington Adele Bull Antoinette Dwight Hielen Hunter Grace Porter Beatrice Fraser Katharine Schley Helen Judson Busses Achelis
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Going Abroad Today From White Star Line Oceanic and Noordam Liner

A list of passengers sailing today to Southampton and Rotterdam includes George Arents Jr and family Samuel Adams P Luscomer Carroll Paul Nash United States Consul Rheims Dr Fassett and wife Robert Gerry W H Goodby Mrs Sinclair others set to depart aboard the Oceanic via Plymouth Cherbourg and the Noordam via Boulogne Rotterdam. Names include M Chambellan H R Forbes Linn Ott Turnbull Stelling De jonge Schmidt and Rev H Mosmans among others.

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Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg George Arents, Jr Samuel Hopkins Adams P. Luscomer Carroll Paul C. B. Nash United States Rheims Theodore Fassett Robert L. Gerry W. H. Goodby Sinclair Clarence Martin George Wade Halsey Wiliams Robert Wood Lydia S. Kirkland Katherines Farley John Egreakey Richard Berridge Wilton Phipps E. Robbins. Parks Rotterdam Boulogne Co. M. Chambellan H. R. Forbes Linn Ott Thomas Turnbull, Jr John A. Stelling William H. p.Dejonge A. R. Schmidt H. Mosmans
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Simple Life satirical play to aid convalescent home

An amateur cast stages The Simple Life on March 19 in the Plaza ballroom to benefit the River End Home for Convalescent Children. The author stays anonymous until audience verdict. Tommy Russell and names like Evert Wendell and Harold Would star, with patrons including Mrs. Guinness and Mrs. Gambrill.

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Riverend Tommy Russell Annie Russel Lord Fauntleroy Russell Rdéles Evert Jansen Wendell Jacob Wendell, Jr Theodore Steinway Harold Would Edward Fales Coward James Brown Potter Marie Huntington Charles R. Huntington Isabel Ehrhardt Lee Olive Hitchcock Harvey Fisk Evelyn Mary Fisk Benjamin Guinness Richard Gambrill Victor Sorchan Frederick W.whitridge Charles Shaw Alice Loundsberry
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Plaza bridge and card parties mark March events

Social notes list Miss Katharine Schley hosting a Plaza bridge party on March 20 and Miss Florence Warner's large party at 250 Lexington Avenue. Mrs. Charles P. Warren hosts a Plaza card party March 13, with other society events including dances, lectures, and engagements across New York.

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Katharine Schley Florence Warner Lexington Avenue Charles P. Warren Woodcliff N. J Henry Moses Teast Sixtieth Street
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Name for Baby Elephant At Barnum Bailey Circus

The Barnum & Bailey Circus picked Abe Lincoln as the name for their newborn elephant at Winter quarters. Miss B Livingston of 1 West 114th Street submitted the winning idea after a flood of letters, many referencing Barnum Bailey or political figures. Livingston wins a box for the Madison Square Garden premiere.

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Barnum & Bailey Circus Winter Quarters Abe Lincoln B. Livingston West 114Th Street Barnum and Bailey Bailey Custom House Bill Taft Roosevelt Teddy Big Stick Phy McGinnis America John L. Sullivan Abe Lincoln Republican Party Miss Livingston Madison Square Garden
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Streit Over Ibsen Play Cast In New York

Hilda Englund claims her staging ideas for Love's Comedy were taken without consent as Warner Oland and Grace Elliston vie for leading roles at the Bijou Theatre. Producer George Ford denies joint backer status, saying the idea originated with him and that Elliston replaced Englund after internal disagreements and rehearsals in New York venues.

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Henrik Ibsen America Bijou Warner Oland Nazimova Grace Elliston George Ford Hilda Englund August Lindberg Miss Peer Wright Lorimer New York Miss Englund Love Mr. Oland George Gould Forty-second Street Wallack’s Miss Elliston Miss Oland Missie
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Henry Millers Servant in the House at Savoy Theatre

Henry Miller presents The Servant in the House at the Savoy Theatre in New York on Monday evening March 23. The premiere features Edith Wynne Matthison Walter Hampden Tyrone Power Charles Dalton Arthur Lewis Gawley Herbert and Mabel Moore as cast. After the run the same company will stage another drama in readiness.

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Henry Miller New York Savoy Theatre Mr. Miller Edith Wynne Matthison Walter Hampden Tyrone Power Charles Dalton Arthur Lewis Gawley Herbert Mabel Moore Savoy
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Pantomime Le Reveillon de Pierette Moves to Victoria

After appearing at the Plaza with Mrs Waldorf Astor the pantomime Le Reveillon de Pierette will be staged at Hammerstein's Victoria for two weeks. Professionals replace the original cast including Mrs Astor Lydig Hoyt and Buell Hollister with ballet recruits in the Parisian restaurant scene.

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Sothern to Head Annual Actors' Fund Benefit

Daniel Frohman announces the annual benefit for the Actors Fund will be staged by E H Sothern. He will present an entire programme of acts from his repertoire including scenes from Lord Dundreary Hamlet If I Were King The Merchant of Venice Twelfth Night Don Quixote The Fool Hath Said and a new one act play by an 11 year old writer. The performance will occur before the end of Mr Sothern's Lyric engagement.

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Daniel Frohman Actors’ Fund E. H. Sothern Lord Dundreary Mr. Sothern The Lyric
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Fish market prices for shad and assorted seafood

Shad prices: buck shad $1, roe shad $1.75. Smelts vary by type from 26 to 40 cents. Cod 15c/lb, chicken halibut 25c, large halibut same. Spanish mackerel 85c/lb, fresh mackerel 85c each. Southern kingfish 40c/lb, haddock 10c/lb, herring 10c/lb. Pompano 60c/lb, icefish 40c/lb, English sale $1, Western salmon 40c/lb, bluefish 30c/lb, pan bass 30c/lb, whitebill 40c/lb. Sea trout 20c, whitefish 25c, yellow perch 20c or 25c, skate 12 1/2c, pickerel 25c, redsnapper 15c, large 15c, small 18c. Flounders 15c or 12 1/2c. Live lobsters large 38c/lb, small 83c. Sea bass 25c. Frogs legs 80c per 8 lb, oyster crabs 18c/oz, crawfish $5 per hundred. Large scallops $4 for a quart, shad roe 80c per pair. Tongues, 80c per lb.

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North Carolina Long Island South Lake Champlain
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Kneisel Quartet Delivers Notable Mendelssohn Hall Concert

At Mendelssohn Hall the Kneisel Quartet offered two Franck movements and Beethoven’s C sharp minor quartet with rare beauty and sustained power. Mr Kneisel and Mr Willeke returned from recent ills to give, with Miss Katharine Goodson on piano, performances marked by artistry, vitality, and deep musical insight.

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Kneisel Mendelssohn Hall Mr. Kneisel Mr. Willeke Richard Strauss Katharine Goodson New York César Franck Beethoven Knessel
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Next Week's Operas Across Cities Including Carmen and Fidelio

Mme Calvé returns to sing Carmen at the Manhattan Opera House next Monday. Week bills include Louise, Lucia, Pelléas et Mélisande, and Crispino e la Comare. Sunday features concert forms of Carmen Act II and La Gioconda finale. Metropolitan plans Fidelio under Gustav Mahler with Berta Morena as Fidelio and a cast of Allen, Burman, Goritz, Blass, Reiss, Van Rooy. Tannhauser stars Morena as Elizabeth. Additional operas: Mignon, Il Trovatore, La Traviata, Marta. Hertz conducts Sunday concert with Farrar, Kirkby-Lunn, Burgstaller, Goritz, Blass.

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Mme. Calvé Carmen Manhattan Opera House Louise Mme. Tetrazzini Lucia Academy of Music Philadelphia Pelléas Et Mélisande Crispino E la Comare Metropolitan Fidelio Gustav Mahler Berta Morena Miss Allen Messrs. Burman Goritz Blass Reiss van Rooy Tannhauser Miss More
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Tetrazzini Signs for Song Recording Contracts

Following the example of famous singers, Mme. Tetrazzini signed yesterday to record with a music manufacturing firm. Her voice will be reproduced in her favored parts as are those of many others.

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Mme. Tetrazzini
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Opera bill change and Romanian debut in New York

The Manhattan Opera House alters next Saturday program replacing ae Baty in Maschera with avarraise and Macel. Lisette Frederic, a young Romanian pupil of Joasnina, makes her first New York appearance today at Keith Proctor's Harlem Opera House. The Redemption will be performed by the New Festival Choir of the Cathedral of John the Divine tonight.

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Manhattan Opera House Ae Baty Maschera Avarraise Macel Lisette Frederic Joasnina New York Keith & Proctor Harlem Opera House Redemption New Festival Choir Cathedral of John the Divine
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Barnard Produces A Classic Pla y At Barnard College

The Classical Club of Barnard College staged scenes from Plautus Menaechmus at Brinckerhoff Theatre under Columbia Barnard supervision. Mrs Helmina Jeidell welcomed in Latin, Prof Charles Knapp spoke, Lilian Closson outlined the play, with lively audience reaction. Cast included Maria Young, Anna Anthony, Elizabeth Pack, Hilda Wood, Esther Hellia, Elisa Smith, Josephine Dempsey, Elizabeth Tom, Maria Crowell, Gladys Quinby, Alicia Grant. Two performances were held, in the afternoon and evening.

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Classical Club Barnard College Plautus Brinckerhoff Faculty of Classical Philology Columbia Barnard Helmina Jeidell Charles Knapp Lilian Closson Adulesceus Menaechmus II Maria Young Servus Messenia Anna Anthony Cocus Elizabetha Pack Meretrix Erotium Hilda Wood Esther Hellia Ancina Elisa Smith Matrona Cere Josephine Dempsey Adulesceus Menaechmus I Elizabetha Toms
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Russian play at Daly's stirs little audience

At Daly's last night Mme Komissarzhevsky staged A Child of Nature by Ostrovsky with Varvya a girl of impulse who seeks another suitor. The crowd found the piece amusing though unfamiliar. Today the actress returns in Sudermann's The Battle of the Butterflies. Saturday caps the week with Gorky's The Children of the Sun.

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Mme. Komisarzhevsky Daly Varvya A. N. Ostrovsky Sudermann Bill Gorky
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Bertha Kalich to star in Mata of the Lowlands at Garden Theatre

Harrison Grey Fiske announced yesterday that Mme Bertha Kalich will appear in Mata of the Lowlands at the Garden Theatre starting March 24. Fiske had not planned a New York engagement for Kalich, but the out of town success prompted a rearrangement to possibly extend the metropolitan run.

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Harrison Grey Fiske Mme Bertha Kalich
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Theatrical notes on current productions and personnel

Paul Kester attends rehearsals of Sothern's Don Quixote at the Lyric. H. Durant of Chester to wed Gladys Claire, now in Peaches at Keith & Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street. Fran McKee's new Opera by Victor Herbert Glen Macdonagh opening Broadwa season. Williams and Walker mark sixteenth alliance anniversary with Bandanna Land at the Majestic. Sothern's Lyric season extended. Repertoire next week Lord Dundreary then If I Were King with extra The Fool Hath Said There is no God on St Patrick's Day.

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Paul Kester Sothern Lyric William H. Crane American Academy of Dramatic Arts Empire Theatre Dr. H. 5. Durant Chester N. Y Gladys Claire William Courtleigh Peaches Keith & Proctor Fifty-eighth Street A. W. Dingwall Broadwa Theatre Fran McKee Victor Herbert Glen Macdonagh Williams Walker Majestic Theatre E. H. Sothern Lyric Theatre Lord Dundreary St. Patrick’s Day
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New Jersey Giant Dead Ends Hotel Keeper Era

Thomas Miller Wells once the biggest man in New Jersey died in Newark at 81 from apoplexy. For 35 years he ran a Newark hotel after leaving Wellsville area roots in England. He stood 6 feet 7 inches and weighed 364 pounds, leaving a daughter as survivor. Gen McAlpin's wife dies at St Regis. Anne Brandreth McAlpin, wife of Gen E A McAlpin, died at 1 o'clock.

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Thomas Miller Wells New Jersey Wellsville England Newark Leasure Park Plaza Etherland Savoy
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Osining Native Aids Prison Reform Leader In West Visit

Gen eAlpin, president of the National League of Republican Clubs, travels west to promote the league. Mrs McAlpin, a native of Osining, is noted for her active prison reform work.

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St. Regis GeneAlpin National League of Republican Clubs West League
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Prof Kellerman Dies in Guatemala

Word from the American Minister at Guatemala City reports the death of Prof Kellerman head of Ohio State University botanical department. He died last Sunday while in Guatemala where he had gone about a month prior to study local flora. He was 50 and a Cornell University graduate.

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Columbus Ohio Guatemala City Kellerman Ohio State University Guatemala Corneil University
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Notable deaths across several cities through yesterday

Salem and Boston figures including Arthur T. Way a Salem shoe maker and Freemason died in Salem. Alden Frink an architect born 1833 Vermont died in Boston. John Roebuck a Manhattan tinware retiree died in Winchendon Mass after years in Brooklyn. Thomas Wilson of Thomas Co lace firm died at 83 in Brooklyn. Ernest F. Jennings head bookkeeper for Public Service Corp died in Jersey City. Daniel B. Phillips secretary to former Brooklyn mayors died at 75. Mrs Mary O Gorman widow of Thomas died in Passaic N J with Newark birth and St. Nicholas links. burial planned Newark Holy Sepulchre.

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Arthur T. Way Salem Mass Alden Frink Boston Vermont Boston & Maine John Roebuck Manhattan Winchendon Brooklyn American Can Company Thomas Wilson Thomas& Co Broadway Hancock Street Dublin Ireec Union League Ub Ernest F. Jennings York Street Jersey City Public Service Corporation Newark Daniel B. Phillips Boody and Whitney Old City Adelphi Street Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Street Mary O’gorman Thomas O'Gorman Martin Synnott Passaic N. J William G. O'Gorman St. Nicholas Church St. Patrick's Church O’gorman Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
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Sweet Denbigh marriage notice in Newark report

On March 7 at Newark, Nellie Irene Denbigh wed Edward C in a brief society blurb detailing the nuptials and venue.

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Sweet—Denbigh Newark A J Nellie Irene Denbigh Edward C, Sweet
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Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area

A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements. Isabella G Cline dies at 85 in Oslyn L I from Buckingham Fila. Interments and memorials for Comstock, Goldfrank, Kelley, Kittredge, Lesher, Leslie, McAlpin, Platt, Young and many others at various New York area locations with services and burial details.

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East List St. Johnson National Lodge Divine Providence A. M. Johnson New York Kelley St. George Brooklyn Eliza A Willian V. Kelley Summerfield Church Washington and Greene Rvs Kittredge Cincinnati Ohio Wiliam Gholson Kittredge, Jr William Gholson Kittredge Katharine Seaman Kittredge Lesher Lakewood N. J Thomas J. Leslie Gertrude Peirson Calvary Church Greenwood Cemetery Philadelphia Albany McAlpin Annie Brandreth Edwin A. McAlpin PHET Washington, D. C Maria C Eleazar Peet Platt Charles A. Platt Mary Cheney Filatt South Manchester Conn Young East 8Th St Richard Nelson Young Edmund Murray Josepha Matilda McDonald Young Bath
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Obituary notices from New York area burials

Funeral notices list residents and relatives by various New Jersey and Brooklyn addresses. Names include Heslin High Hildebrandt Hitchcock Hopkins HospeLt Howe Jenkins Jipp Kennedy Langstaff Lorey Loughlan Lowenberg McFarland McGrath Mahoney Mander Mattison Michaelson Middleton Mehlem Oakes Oberlein Oppenheimer Overend Postel Raymond Rickard Roach Rowan Ryan Scharfenberg Schmidt Seligman Smith Spahmer Sullivan Sutherland Le Blanc Sweeny Taylor Tirney Tonks Walstrom Whiley Whiteaker with dates March 7 to March 10 and multiple Brooklyn Newark West Orange Montclair East Orange and New York City locations. Funeral times noted for many, private interments and to-day services.

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Elizabeth B. Hopkins Hospelt Broadway BR Hospelt Howe Barnes Av Elizabeth Howe Jenkins Claremont Av Jane Jenkins Jipp Brooklyn Marie Jipp Kennedy John& Kennedy M. Langstaff Schermerhorn Margaret E Langstaf Lorey Avenue A Albert C. Lorey Ellen Loughlin Lowenberg East 76Th St Jacob Lowenberg McFarland Jamaica L. A Caroline McFarland McGrath North Oxford St John McGrath Mahoney John J. Mehlem M. Oakes Montclair N. J Mary J. Oakes M. Oberlein Euneee B. Oberlein Oppenheimer West 35Th St Leopold Oppenheimer Overend Overbrook N.J Isaac P. Overend Postel Poyiar Main Sts Westcheseter Lillian Postel Raymond West S7th Marcha William Raymond Rickard Mary Annn Rickard Roach Tompkins Av Benziman Road Rowan Faton Place East Orange Charlotte L. Rowan Ryan 45Th St Michael Scharfenberg Schaeffer Ste Henry Scharfenberg Schmidt West Broadway John Schmidt Seligman West 111Th St Bertha Seligman Sullivan Jane St Mary Sullivan Sutherland Ny Sisg St Bensonhurst Mary Sutherland-Le Taylor Tiprney S11 West Tirney Tonks Fairmount Av Newark Jes James Tonks Walstrom Garfield Av J . City Anna Walstrom Whiley St. Raymond's Av Westchester Samuel R. Whiley Whiteaker Bedford Av Brookelyn Addie Whiteaker
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In Memoriam Notices for Fisher and Lieverworth

Masses held for Joseph W. Fisher at St Columba’s Newark today at 11 A M. Margaret Lieverworth remembered at Our Lady Help of Christians East Orange tomorrow at 8 A M.

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Ance Manhattan In Aid of Campanini Cotillion Cohens Heyman Hale Europe Oceanic Noordam Social Notes LL Ui W. V.B. Hoffman Lindley Hoffman Chapin Fenellosa Colony Club William Alexander West Thirty-seventh Street Theatre Nortt EB. Guy Ridpath London Ralph Henry Barbour Cambridge Ernest Rosenfeld Florette M. Rosenheim Rosenheim West Seventy-fourth Street Samuel M. Jarvis Edmund G. Vaughan Havana Bruno Huhn East Fifty-third Streets Edith Chapman Gould Reinald Werrendth Charles Scheutze Philip Rhinelander Fifty-fourth Street Mozart Brahms Fresh Air Richard Irvin Edison Lewis James Otis Post Frederic Elliot Lewis West Thirty-eighth Street Emily R. Wolff Ernest A. Cardozo Julius G. Wolff Cardozo Cardozo& Nathan Michael M. Cardozo Rogers Bros Shad Roe Kneisel Quartet Franck Strauss Tetrazzini Menaechmus Brinckerhoff Theatre Daly’s DeRuane Elijah Postum Cereal Co., Limited Battle Creek, Michigan Prof. Kellerman John Jameson W.A. Taylor & Co Agts B’ Way Susiime Crouch Fitzgerald Sixth Avenue Devall Woodcliffe Molly Devall Dola North 2A St Daniel Doll Doremus Harrison Catherine Doremus Dunne Summit St Oliver BE. Dunne Finnick Lexington Av Richard Finnick Fitzpatrick Dean St Ann Fitzpatrick Tod Fitzsimmons Elm St Peter James Fitzsimmons Orange St Gericke German Hospital Henry P. Gericke Glennon Crotona Park North Michael Glennon Green West List St Susan A. Green A. M. Grotz Jamaica Av William F. Grotz Hakins Wyckoff Av Mary Hakins Hann Francois Hann Hastings Richmond Hill Mareh Benjamin Hastings Havens Argyle Road Mary Iz. Havens Aley East 6Th St Richard Healey M. Heath Wyckoff St Rook John .F. Heath Ottal Ae Heine St. Peter's Hospital Woodlawn Harlem Grand Central Station Webster Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 250 Citry Undertakers Stephen Merritt Frank E. Campbell Chelsea M. Belin Paris St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Avenue 44Th Street Leighton Joet Chosal
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