French Charity Play Nets 7500 At Criterion Theatre
A French comedy staged at the Criterion Theatre in aid of the Convalescent Home for Babies at Sea Cliff raised over 2500. The performance featured well known society patrons and was directed by Alexander T. Mason. Le Troth Dramatique Francais promotes French theatre with upcoming shows at the Carnegie Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalouse
Bisson & Leclercq
Criterion Theatre
Sea Cliff
L. L
Alexander T. Mason
le Gercle Dramatique Francais
Ernest Perrin
Rene Wildenstein
Georges. Monod
Mmes. Days
Caze
Legereau
Chaskin
Andre
Henry Parish, Jr
Country Home For Babies
Idney Dillon Ripley
Edward H. Harriman
Henry P. Loomis
William Ix. Otis
W. Allston Trigg
Nahiey Mortimer
Louis J.ce Stanton
Ludlow
William D. Sloane
Seth Barton French
H. A. C. Taylor
Frank Gray Griswold
Cooper Hewitt
Benjofan Welles
Charles Marshall
Robert J. Collier
H. van Rensselaer Kennedy
Elisha M. Fulton, Jr
Henry G. McVickar
W. Sewart Webb
M. Orme Wilson
John Jacob Astor
Waldorf Astor
Reginald Brooks
John E. Alexandre
John W. Alexander
J. Ridgeley Carter
Andrew Carnegie
Goelet Gallatin
Robert Goelet
J. West Roosevelt
John Henry Hammond
David Pierce Morgan
Adrian Iselin
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
le Troth Dramatique Francais
Te Massiere
Leffattre
Carnegie Lyceum
NEW COMEDY FOR CHARITY AT WALDORF ASTORIA
Frank Willey a comedy by Prof Brander Matthews set for Tuesday March 31 at the Waldorf Astoria to aid the Fresh Air Fund and summer outings for tenement children. Walker Marcus Dennet directs The Simple Life at Carnegie Lyceum with cast Mrs William N Amory Katharine Waring Evert J Wendell Harold Gould. Also Miss Flipper’s Holiday by Harris and Florence Bell with Mrs C H Smith Miss Burton Hart and Miss Adelaide Chamberlain. Music a candy sale and fancy articles. Arrangements by Miss Neilson J Sage Isabel Janston Mrs Harry Holbrook Miss Mary U Field. Tickets may be had at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willey
Brander Matthews
Waldorf- Astoria
Ifresh Air Fund
Walker Marcus Dennet
Carnegie Lyceum
William N. Amory
Katharine Waring
Evert Jansen Wendell
Mary U. Field
Waidorf Astoric
Gotham Club War Dance at Waldorf Astoria event
The Gotham Club met at the Waldorf Astoria for a green evening with songs recitations violin solos phonograph selections and Indian dances led by Chief Charging Hawk Princess Red Wing and Young Deer Red Wing sang My Navajo and Arrowana Gen George G Lord of the Grand Army of the Republic spoke on post assassination mood among soldiers and Miss Alice Ives spoke on dramatic art noting she is a playwright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Alfred A. Brooks
Redwing
George G
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Alice Ives
Ives
Montefiore Home Concert Delights Inmates With Charity Event
Inmates of the Montefiore home for chronic invalids at Broadway and sth Street enjoyed an afternoon concert by the Amateur Concert Club including Miss Mary Field and Mrs J John Hammond. The Choral Club performed and Mrs John Innes Kane sang several solos as guests applauded. Henry Solomon, vice president of the institution, received attendees as a large group of philanthropic men and women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montefiore
Broadway
Sth Street
Mary Field
J.john H. Hammond
William B. Oszood Field
Delia Gurnee
Par
Cornelia Barnes
Guns the Choral Club
John Innes Kane
Henry Solomon
De Peyster Miller Nuptials Planned for April 21
The engagement details show F Ashton de Peyster and Miss Alice Abercrombie Miller set a Lakewood April 21 ceremony at noon in All Saints Episcopal Church with Bishop Mackay Smith and Rev Matthews officiating. The Laurel House Ballroom hosts the reception. Bridesmaids include Miss Edith Abercrombie Miller and sisters Frances Peyster Augusta Peyster Virginia Mackay Smith Gladys Mackay Smith. Best man Edward C Delafield. ushers listed include Dr George A Lang and others. The couple will sail to Europe April 29 returning in August. Abercrombie Miller parents Commodore and Mrs Abercrombie Miller also sail aboard the same ship. The notice also mentions the wedding of Mrs Flora Victoria ig daughter of Mrs Samuel Isaacs and William Arthur Barndler at 275 Central Park West this afternoon at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ashton de Peyster
Alice ‘Abercrombie-Miller
Lakewood
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mackay Smith
Washneton
Matthews
All Saints
Laurel House
Abercrombie-Miller
Edith Abercrombie-Miller
Henry Leverich
William Arthur Barndler
Cen Park West
Hoyt Corbett Wedding Set for June in St Bartholomew
Miss Gretchen Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Reese Hoyt will wed Henry Ladd Corbett son of Mrs Henry Corbett of Portland Oregon in St Bartholomew's Church on Wednesday June 3. Clifford Isaacs brother of the bride will give her in marriage and Harry Barndler will be best man. The honeymoon will be spent in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford, Isaacs
Harry Barndler
Atlantic City
Gretchen Hoyt
Henry Reese Hoyt
Bride Victoria Heimberger Weds Dr. Harry W. Rosalsky
Miss Victoria Heimberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Heimberger of 22 Westfid4ist Street married Dr Harry W Rosalsky last evening in the Elsmere 80 West 126th Street. Rev Dr Louis Michaelson of Brooklyn officiated with Joseph Rosalsky as best man and Maud Dora Rosalsky and Marion Berlinger as maids of honor. They will reside at 80 West 115th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Heimberger
Victor Heimberger
Westfid4ist Street
Harry W. Rosalsky
Elsmere
West 126Th Street
Louis Michaelson
Brooklyn
Joseph Rosalsky
Maud
Dora Rosalsky
Marion Berlinger
West 115Th Street
Bride Agnes Brook Alsop Weds Dr Ralph Ward in Ozone Park
The marriage took place yesterday at the bride's mother's home in Ozone Park. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Julius A Ward with the bride's uncle Martin Luther Alsop giving away the bride. The groom is noted as a former Columbia football player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Francis Ward
New York
Agnes Brook, Alsop
Ozone Park
Elizabeth Alsop
L. L
Julius A. Ward
Martin Luther Alsop
Columbia
Pittsburg Theatre Magnate Gulick to Wed Opera Star Adele Rafter
In Pittsburg on March 17 a mutual friend disclosed that R. M. Gulick owner of the Bijou Theatre and a leading Western theater figure plans to marry Adele Rafter the operatic star. Both would not deny the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
R. M. Gulick
Bijou
West
Adele Rafter
Marriage Licenses Awarded at City Hall to Breese and Fish
William Lawrence Breese of 37 East Twenty-second Street and Julia Kean Fish of 55 East Seventy-seventh Street obtained marriage licenses yesterday at City Hall. Miss Fish is the daughter of Hamilton Fish, Assistant United States Treasurer in charge of the Sub Treasury. Mr Breese is the son of W L Breese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
William Lawrence Breese
East Twenty-second Street
Julia Kean Fish
East Seventy-seventh Street
Miss Fish
Hamilton Fish
United States
Sub-Treasury
Mr. Breese
W. L. Breese
Daughters of the Confederacy Celebrate Eleventh Birthday
The New York Daughters of the Confederacy observed its eleventh anniversary yesterday at the Hotel Astor with a reception and spread. President Mrs James W Parker and officers greeted guests as the entertainment committee, including Mrs Peter Nicholson and Mrs Everitt Jackson, organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daughters of the Confederacy
Hotel Astor
James Wi. Parker
Peter Nicholson
Everitt Jackson
Notable Passengers Sail Teutonic to Southampton
Sailing today on the White Star liner Teutonic bound for Southampton via Plymouth Cherbourg are Baron de la Boullerie the Duke and Duchess de Chaulnes Baron de Candé Mr and Mrs Robert Denison Bernard du Fresne R W Kennard Miss Pauline W Ryder Misses E G and H W Wheeler and EF Foster Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Baron de la Boullerie
Duke and Duchess de Chaulnes
Baron de Candé
Robert Denison
Bernard du Fresne
R. W. Kennard
Pauline W. Ryder
E.G. and
H. W. Wheeler
EF. Foster Martin
Social season notes from New York gatherings and travels
Mrs George C Cammann hosts a dinner for Miss Helen Van CG de Peyster and Dr George Lang. Many families depart abroad or entertain at Gotham, St Regis, and Belmont. Notables visit Ireland Sweden Cuba and Europe while pianists, lectures, and bridge events fill the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Cammann
Helen van CG. de Peyster
George Aa. Lang
Frederick W. Hoene
New York
Sweden
van Hoene
Frederick G. Bourne
Gotham
Oakdale
Valentine. Black
Frederick Neilson
William Payne Thompson
Harry O. Higgins
London
W. L. Breese
Julia Kean Fish
Kronprinz
Belmont
Ernest Wil
St. Regis
Robert de Peyster Tytus
Buckingham
Amy Grant
Salome
West Fifty-fifth Street
Adolf Jose
Twelfth Night Club Hosts St Patrick Day Reception
The Twelfth Night Club held a St Patrick's Day tea reception for actor William H. Crane in its Forty-fourth Street clubrooms. Crane spoke briefly and met guests including Mrs Alice Fischer Harcourt and Mrs Mabel Norton among others. A special reception is planned for Miss Emma Thursby next Tuesday, noting her connection to Miss Geraldine Farrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Night Club
St. Patrick’s Day
William H. Crane
Forty-fourth Streets
St. Patrick's
Crane
Alice Fischer Harcourt
Mabel Norton
Julia Pearl
Leslie Bingham
Samuel Tasul
Chicago
Gladys Wallace
Anne Wynne
Hinton Perry
H. H. Docher
Emma Thursby
Thursby
Geraldine Farrar
New York
Williams College to stage Dr Faustus in May
The Williams College English Department will present Christopher Marlowe's Dr. Faustus in May. Professor Louis Perry will lead the production and George S. Sargent, who coached Princeton's previous production, is being sought as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams College
Dr. Faustus
Christopher Marlowe
Louis Perry
George S. Sargent
Princeton
Theatrical Notes on Upcoming City Debuts and Returns
The article lists first appearances by Mabel Taliaferro in Polly of the Circus at Liberty Theatre and Marie Dumas at Keith Proctor's 125th Street Theatre. Robert Mantell returns to Brooklyn’s Broadway Theatre for a week. A special Easter Sunday benefit is planned by Weber’s company for Mack Hilliard and John Miller, with Broadway and Orpheum circuit figures linked to the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nk P. Lant
Com- Ways and Means
Euterpe
Society Finance
New City
Polly of
Circus
Mabel Taliaferro
Liberty Theatre
Marie Dumas
Alexander Dumas
Keith & Proctor
125Th Street
Mes
Martin Beck
J. J. Murdock
Orpheum
Western
Framitten
William Farpearance
Repertory Company to Train Actors in New York
Otis Skinner will head a new Repertory Company in New York next season under Charles Frohman. The school will train and interchange actors among established companies, focusing on well tried performers rather than beginners. It aims to broaden range and versatility with a rotating repertoire housed in Frohman theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Otis Skinner
New York
Mr. Skinner
Skinner
Maude Adams
John Drew
Repertory Company
Frohman Theatres
Fei
German drama critic warns against stage realism shift
Dr. Hermann Anders Krueger, professor at Hanover, lectures on German theater noting a drift from ultra naturalistic drama to a healthier, higher form. He cites exaggerated realism in both German and American stages and calls for balance between spectacle and vital dramatic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Anders Krueger
Germany
Krueger
Royal Technological School
Hanover
Gottfried Kaerpfer
Hans
Leipsic
Hermannstahl
Music Recital at Columbia's Horace Mann Auditorium
A chamber music recital at Horace Mann Auditorium Columbia University in New York drew more than 1000 attendees. Performers included Cornelius Rubner head of the music department piano Modest Altschuler conductor of the Russian Symphony Orchestra cellist Maurice Kaufmann concertmaster violin and soprano Alma Webster Powell assisted by Mino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Columbia University Music Department
Ret
Cornelius Rubnér
Modest Altschuler
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Maurice Kaufmann
Mino
Alma Webster-Powell
MacDowell Fund Closes After Collecting Funds For Memorial
Edward MacDowell Fund members announce completion of work with total contributions and interest at 39712 dollars. After expenses 10780 dollars, a balance of 28982 dollars will go to the Edward MacDowell Memorial Association to support a musicians home at Peterborough New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MacDowell
Peterborough
N. H
MacDowell
Edward MacDowell Memorial Association
Allen Robinson
Edward MacDowell Fund Association
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Bach Trio Revived by Flonzaley in Mendelssohn Hall
The Flonzaley Quartet offered Bach’s harpsichord sonata with Betti and Pochon on strings and Whiting at harpsichord. The program opened with Tchaikovsky’s E flat major quartet and closed with Haydn’s D minor quartet Op. 76 No. 5. The audience filled Mendelssohn Hall for a well received concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
Sam Franko
Beethoven
Mendelssohn Hall
Flonzaley
Bach
Messrs. Betti and Pochon
Arthur Whiting
Whiting
Tschaikowsky
Haydn
Mme Campanini to Sing at Manhattan Opera House Gala
Mme Cleofonte Campanini known as Eva Tetrazzini returns to New York with Giordano's Andrea Chenier at the Manhattan Opera House next Friday the gala night features a single hearing. Included are Gerville-Réache Zeppilli de Cisneros and Bassi Sammarco Crabbé Arimondi Gianoli-Galletti with Mary Garden in Faust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Cleofonte Campanini
Eva Tetrazzini
Luise Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
Giordano
Andrea Chenier
Academy of Music
Mme. Campanini
Mmes
Gerville-Réache
de Cisneros
Zeppilli
Messrs
Bassi
Sammarco
Lucia
Louise
Ernani
Aida
Mmes, Agosinelli
Orville-Réache
Russ
Zenatello
Crabbé
Ancona
Arimondi
Gianoli-Galletti
Manhattan
Mr. Zenatello
Fidelio returns to New York at the Metropolitan Opera
Beethoven’s Fidelio, unseen in New York since December 24 1904, is revived at the Metropolitan Opera House Friday with Gustave Mahler conducting. Morena sings the title role with Weffler-Burchard alternating. production mirrors the Vienna staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Fidelio
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Gustav Mahler
Mme. Morena
Mme. Weffler-Burchard
Vienna
Roller
Imperial Academy
Vienna Opera House
Mahler
Conried
Metropolitan
Mme. Alten
Messrs
Burrian
van Rooy
Blass
Goritz
Reiss
Metropolitan Opera House Next Week Featuring Mignon and More
Next week's schedule at the Metropolitan Opera House includes two performances of Mignon one Monday night and one Saturday afternoon. Mr. Conradi's benefit offers special prices with stars in acts from various operas. Also on the program are Faust Read Scitboray gai Friday I Trovatore and a Tannhauser on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Minister Sorsby Recovers
LA PAZ Bolivia March 17 William B Sorsby the American Minister to Bolivia who was stricken with paralysis in January is now tactically recovered He left La Paz for the coast to recuperate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
William B Sorsby
Great men's letters sold at auction
Auction in New York features letters from Roosevelt Twain Bryan and others. Roosevelt letters to John Brisben Walker sell for 2.25 and 2.50 dollars, Twain items fetch up to 13.25 dollars, Bryan letter about Commoner circulation brings 3.25, and other notable autographs include grants, Hay, Wendell Holmes, Kipling, Lincoln era signatures, and Carnegie’s decline letter at 0.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Jr. Walker
Cosmopolitan
Rae
London
Wallis Hill
Mr. Walker
William Jennings Bryan
Walker
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
President McKinley
New York
Andrew Carnegie
John Brisben Walker
Cardinal Casali del Drago Dies in Rome at Age 79
In Rome Cardinal Casali del Drago died today from kidney inflammation. Born in 1838 he was elevated to cardinal in 1899. In Colorado Springs Henry Knute Nelson son of Senator Knute Nelson died today after a long illness at age 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Casali del Drago
Colorado Springs
Col
Henry Knute Nelson
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Beta Theta Pi Dinner At Hotel Astor In NYC
More than 1000 Beta Theta Phi members from New York area gather at the Hotel Astor on a Saturday for a milestone first year of householding. Guests include Senators Borah and Brown and several congressmen. Townsend Scudder will serve as toastmaster with delegations from nearby college chapters attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
New York City
Miami University
Pater” Knox
Hotel Astor
East Twenty-fifth Street
William E. Borah
Idaho
Moyer-Haywood
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Henry S&s
Bouteil
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Charles F. Scott
Kansas
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Townsend Scudder
The
Supreme Court
Principal and teachers avert fire at East Side Kindergarten
Fire at the conservatory annex of Gouverneur Street school threatened 500 pupils. An overheated stove sparked the blaze. Engine Company 13 firemen quickly extinguished it. Principal Mrs Hill ordered a calm evacuation as classes began leaving for Puriza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Gouverneur Street
Henry Street
East Broadway
Engine Company 13
Hill
Puriza
Death of Auxiliary Bishop Rouxel in New Orleans
The Right Rev. Gustave A. Rouxel Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New Orleans died after several days illness in New Orleans on March 17 He was born in France on February 2 1840 and ordained in the same year He served Louisiana for forty years and was named Bishop of Curium and Auxiliary Bishop of New Orleans in 18%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gustave A. Rouxel
Rouxel
France
United States
Louisiana
Curium
Frugal Seasonal Groceries Highlight Poultry and Produce
The piece lists low cost lobster varieties and emphasizes smaller lobster meat value. It notes beets as a top vegetable, canned beet versions at 16 to 18 cents per quart, and matzoths and sea wafers as seasonal items. It cites prices for bacon, evaporated apples, dried cherries and pears, chicken, fowls, capons, turkeys, guinea fowls, and pigeons with specific per pound or per item costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Philadelphia
Maryland
Obituary Notes for Rev Father Eggge and Local Residents
The Rev Father John Br. Egge of Grand Rapids Michigan died at Hedlands California. Anna E Rovers aged 94 a war of 1812 pensioner died Cranford New Jersey. Mary McMane wife of William McMane of Summit New Jersey died there aged 53. Philip Mulligan Harrison New Jersey resident and former alderman died there aged 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Egge
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hedlands
Cal
Germany
Rochester
N. Y
Anna E. Rovers
Cranford
N. J
Munday
Mary McMane
William McMane
Summit
Philip Mulligan
Harrison, N. J
Mulligan
Berg Wedding Notice Marks Bergs’ March 16 Event
On March 16 the Berg couple Mr and Mrs M. P. Berg celebrate a family wedding ceremony. The notice records a marriage in a local community paper with names and date.
Trowbridge Hackett and Ames Harris Marriage Notices
Notices record marriages including Mirinie Laura Hackett to Francis Emory Trowbridge at St Thomas Church New York on December 23 1807. Anna M Harris wed William B Ames March 14. Juanita D Demorest married Lyndon S Dickie March 12. Helen Rothenberg to Jesse F Rosenfeld March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge—Hackett
St. . Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
James B. Wasson
Mirinie Laura Hackett
John K. Hackett
Francis Emory Trowbridge
Orrin Trowbridge
Central New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers
A long list of deaths and funeral announcements from March 1908 across New York and New Jersey. Entries name the deceased, residence, and funeral details including dates, times, and locations such as Brookyn, Newark, Jersey City, Bloomfield, and Cranford with churches and cemeteries. Some notices note relatives and interment plans or requests to omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly
Colon
Panama
Edwin
Edwin S
Mary E. Holly
Stamford
Conn
LA Badie
Montreal
Canada
Alphonse la Badie
J. E. O. la Badie
Loesch
Great Barrington
Mass
New Brunswick
N. J
Canaan
Roperts
Cranford
Ann Eliza Hart
James L. Roberts
Clifton
S. 1
Frederick A. Davis
North
West
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
New York
Seligman
West Ssth St
Rebecca
Philip Seligman
Smith
Haverford
Penn
Carteret Lawrence
Ethevert M
Emily Lawrence Smith
Tompkins
Tarrytown
Monroe Mary Cone Tompkins
Middletown
Weaver
Amsterdam Av
Augustus B. Weaver
Kensico
Newark
Death notices from Brooklyn Wakefield and nearby towns
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey addresses, noting names such as Alexander W Farrell Arthur H Fenn and many others with dates March 14 to March 16, multiple residences including 814 Carpenter Ave Wakefield 665 Degraw Brooklyn and 551 Manhattan Ave. Readers are informed of private interments and funeral times such as 9:30 AM 3:30 PM and today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasel
Passaic
N. J
Father Joseph Hasel
Huner
Mount Vernon
A. Margaret Huner
Jenner
Morningside Av
William J. Jenner
Johnson
Long Island College Hospital
Frederick Johnson
Johns
Fast Orange
Claude L. Johns
Kauth
Beacon Av
Jersey City
Catharine Kauth
Kelly
Cliffside
Johanna Kelly
Knittel
Nassau St
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Knittel
Lampah
Creston
Christian Lampe
Lavelle
East 180Th
James H. Lavelle
Laving
2D St
John. B. Laving
Lawrence
Fastlith St
Fannie E. Lawrence
Johnson St
Dennis McCarthy
McMahon
Cumberland S J
Mary McMahon
Maguire
Arlington Av
John Maguire
Merrigan
East List St
Mary Merrigan
M. Meyers
West 125Th
Richmond Hill
Charles W. Murray
M. Nevin
Point Pleasant
N._J
Edwin H. Nevin
Reilly
14Th St
William J. Reilly
Reiss
August Reiss
East 3d St
Rivera
Macon St
Victor A. Rivera
Rooney
Cherry St
Julia Rooney
Ryan
Franklin Av
Mary Egan
Ruettener
Custer Av
Newark
Lawrence Ruettener
Wallace Young
Zippert
Manhattan Avy
Frieda Zippert
Masses Held for Francis Arthur and Charles McCann
Mass for Francis A. Arthur at Church of St. Francis de Sales at 8 A M tomorrow and a Mass for Charles J. McCann at St. Patrick's Cathedral Newark N J today at 8 A M are listed. Both services honor deceased individuals with religious rites in Newark area churches.
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le Cercle Dramatique Francais
of Home For
Criterion
the Waldorf
Third Ay
Rosalsky
Heimberger
Miss Rafter
Daughters of Confederacy
Duke and Duchess de
Social Notes
Stony
Wold Sanitarium
Elwell
Fotel St. Regis
Benjamin Stern
T- West Fifty-third Street
Benno Neuberger
East Seventy-fourth Street
Julius G. Kugelman
West Fifty-second Street
W. H. Crane
Pinkerton
Empire State Surety Co
William St
Macdowell Fund
Tetrazzini
the Metropolitan
Sorsby
Spetanos
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
Roosevelt
Montauk Point
Carnegie
Anderson Company
West Twenty-ninth Street
U.S
T. Roosevelt
Camp Wikoff
Mentsuk, L. L
T. Roosevel
Delmonico
the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Secretary Taft
Governors Johnson
Hughes
White Rock
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Senator Nelson
Beta Theta PI
Astor
Mgr. Rouxel
Bert
Mary Janet
Andrew Stockholm Douglass
Michael L. Wilson
Bronxville
N.Y
St. Stephen's Church
Millburn
Cibbons
New Haven
Harriet
Thomas P. Gibbons
Frederick Prime
Mary Rutherford Jay
Trinity Church
Grand Central Station
Hayward
Providence
R. 1
Willam C. Hayward
Albert H
Fannie A. Hayward
Gilbert F. Hayward
Clinton
Alexander
T Alexander
Thomas KR
Baker
Lucretia G. Baker
Isaac Boice
Paterson
Boice
Boreham
Ridgewood
N. J. Marth 15, Emma Boreham, Aged 74. ’ Brothers
West Orange
John J. Brothers
Buegeleisen
East 168Th St
Abraham M. Buegeleisen
Burr
Daniel Burr
Carano
16Th St
Annie Carano
Carrougher
L1th St
Catherine Carrougher
Casey
West 180Th St
Elizabeth Casey
M. Catzky
Winthrop St
Celia Catzky
Cheetham
Orange
Horatio Cheetham
Christ
New Hyde Park
L. I
Emanuel Christ
Clair
Emerson Place
George J. Clair
Conlin
East 52d St
Catherine A. Conlin
P. S . Crabb
4Th Av
Robert H. Crabb
Curtiss
Caroline A. Curtiss
Daley
St. John’s Place
Charles Daley
Dorofield
William Dorofield
St. Ellenbast
Reid Av
Louisa A. Ellenbast
Evers
William Yer
Smemorian
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
cIry
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
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