April Wedding Plans Of Jose Onativia And Miss Barclay
A charity bridge yesterday afternoon at the Plaza raised a considerable sum for the Nursery and Child's Hospital. Fifty tables filled as Miss Margaret Hammond won the principal Tiffany duck prize. Mrs. Rapelie How ere claimed the Rouge Flambe vase. stationeries went to Mrs. Tilt. Tea was served in the plain room. Attendants include Miss Estelle Flower and several others. patrons list prominent society names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Bridge
Nursery and
Child's Hospital
Katherine B. Schley
Tseasf
Margaret Hammond
Benjamin B. Tilt
Rapelie Howere
Estelle Flower
Carey Fellowes
Helen Ludington
Eleanor Dupignac
Adelaide Baylis
Emma L. Romeyn
Florence Perkins
Clark Potter Read
Craig F. Drake
George H. Daniels
William Baylis
Francis Fletcher Palmer
le Roy Clark
William French Wilpour
Thomas Hicks
Henry Ivy
Louis F. Whitin
Henry Theodore Irving Hasted
J. Goodwin
John W. Wilson
Morgan Hatton Grace
Oliver] J., Wells
Charles White Hubbard,Jr
Hector Travemeyer
John Manning
Edward Rice
James R. Townsend
Livingston Jones
William Weaver Heaton
Lea Rey Clark
Henry Mills
Day
E. Sturges Mason
George Audley Derbyshire
Eriie Spaulding
Josephine Kelley
Froreryce Barker
May Weatherbee
Ade
Miss Seymour a Bride
Miss Seymour daughter of Mr and Mrs William Seymour was married yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Transfiguration to Will Stanley Eckert nephew of Gen Thomas Eckert. The ceremony was simple with no attendants. Bishop Burgess of Long Island and Edward Jones Burlingham officiated. The bride wore a blue traveling gown and carried white violets and orange blossoms. Her father gave her in marriage. The bride is a grand niece of General Eckert and has appeared on stage under the name Seymour Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wright Barclay
José Onativia
St. Thomas's Church
Miss Barclay
Dorothy Bigelow
Ellen Brown
Louise Kobb
Alice Kobbé
Vera Onativia
Jennie Fincke
Doroth Brown
Onativia
Arthur R. Jones
Paul Moore
Woodbury
Seamans
Harry Beste
Henry Coit
Clarence Pell
John Brown
Martin Keogh
Griswold Lorillard
Robert E. Wood
Mary B. Hardwick
Daugter
George W. Hardwick
Atlanta Ga
Ernest MS Stires
St. Thomps’s ‘Church
St Thomps’s Church
Ernest M. Stires
Willam W. Hardwick
Ernest M.° Stires
Woodeen
Nama Canal
Otto Vaughn Ke
Frank L.schoonmaker
Nathaniel FL Moore
Helen Fargo
Morgan Aor
Nathalie
Warner
Will Stanley Eckert
Thomas Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
May Davenport
Seymour
William
Davenport
Church of the Transfiguration
East Thride
Bishop Burgess
Long Island
Edward Jones
Bride’s Parents Celebrate Anniversary at Same Church
The couple who gave the bride her name were married twenty six years ago in the same church where the wedding was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Deering Pierce Wedding Bypassed Family Notice
James A Deering and Viollet Pierce wed at St Agnes Chapel on a Wednesday evening with only about six friends present. The ceremony occurred without notification to either the bride or groom's parents and they have kept their location private. The couple had known each other for years and planned the union despite Pierce's objections and a long engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Deering
James A.deering
Viollet Pierce
H. ‘Jay Pierce
St. Louis
St. Agnes’s Chapel
West Ninety-second Street
W. O. Rodgers
Eeliing
Mr. Deering
Miss Pierce
Mr. Pierce
SAILING TO EUROPE TODAY
A list of passengers sailing on multiple liners today includes Miss Jane E Adger, Charles BE Bartley, F W Crouch, Mrs S M Nave, Mrs A De Potier, Capt and Mrs C J Rogers, Miss M A Warren, Capt E M Sawtelle aboard the New York. Also aboard Vaderland are Capt end Mrs W Bieart, Mrs James W Ellsworth, William H Hollister, Mrs Leonora S Raines, K G H Washburn, Edgar H Wells, and Miss Elizabeth H Wells. The Atlantic Transport Iner Minnehaha sails for London with Mrs Walston H Brown and others. Graf Waldersee sails for Hamburg with Ernst Ascher, Arthur W Hirtins, Capt James Devision, and more. The Tagus sails for Jamaica and Panama with Misses Mary and Alice Dunlevy and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Jane E. Adger
Charles BE. Bartley
S. M. Nave
A. de Potier
C. J. Rogers
M. A. Warren
E. M. Sawtelle
Vaderland
Red Star Line
W. Bieart
James W. Ellsworth
William H. Hollister
Leonora S. Raines
K. G. H. Washburn
Edgar H. Wells
Elizabeth H. Wells
Iner Minnehaha
London
Ernst Ascher
Arthur W. Hirtins
James Devison
J. Morris Slemens
J. D. Smoot
F. L. Vasquez
Santo Domingo
Hamburg
Royal Mail
Tagus
Jamaica
Panama
Mary and
Alice Dunlevy
James W. Howrie
M. E. Fox
T. Driesen
Charles E. Biglow
J. T. Metcalf
B. P. Bliss
Society notes and engagements cram busy city social season
Mrs. Sherman Flint hosts a bridge evening on March 31 at 781 Madison Avenue while Mrs. Sanford Rissell invites for April 7 at 69 East Fifty-sixth Street. The Literary Luncheon Club held its final meeting at the Colony Club with members such as Mrs. Henry W. Poor and Mrs. Schuyler Warren. Other items include a Roller Skating Class wrap up at Lenox Lyceum and a Milton lecture at the Plaza for the Friendless Mime fund. Fulie Rive-King to headline a musical tea by the Imperial Symphony Quartet at the St. Regis. Gov. A B Cummins and others stay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Rissell
East Fifty-sixth Street
Colony Club
Henry W. Poor
Schuyler Warren
Temple Merritt
Sanford Bissell
Markoe
Charles‘ Cooper
Lenox Lyceum
Fulie Rive-King
Imperial Symphony Quartet
St. Regis
Mme. Rive-King
Liszt
W. §. Stafford
Europe
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
New York Visitors Arrive in Asheville from Tryon and Aiken
Special report notes H Taylor Pyne and family arriving from Tryon, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Ladd with a party arriving from Aiken in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asheville, N. C
H. Taylor ‘Pyne
New York
Tryon
Walter G. Ladd
Aiken
Dinner To Lord Fairfax Hosts Honor For New Title
About thirty friends of Lord Fairfax, recently a U.S. citizen, dined at Delmonico's in his honor. George T. Wilson presided. Attendees included Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, George G. Ward, Police Commissioner Bingham, Timothy L. Woodruff, Robert C. Ogden, Gen. Henry L. Burnett, Robert P. Porter, John A. Sletcher, Jefferson M. Levy, and Paul Dana. Lord Fairfax said he planned to go abroad soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fairfax
Delmonico's
George T. Wilson
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke
George G. Ward
Bingham
Timothy L. Woodruff
Robert C. Ogden
Henry L. Burnett
Robert P. Porter
John A. Sletcher
Jefferson M. Levy
Paul Dana
Fidelio at the Metropolitan Anew under Mahler
Beethoven’s Fidelio was staged at the Metropolitan Opera last night under Gustav Mahler with a new scenic setting and reduced to two acts. Morena led as Leonore with refined singing and gesture, while Goritz and Burman gave strong but uneven portrayals as Pizarro and Florestan, and the orchestra displayed Mahler’s meticulous, delicate contrast and dramatic shaping throughout the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Gustav Mahler
New York
Breathoven
Mr. Mahler
Mahler
Vienna
Florestan
Pizarro
Fidelio
Mme. Morena
Leonore
Mr. Burman
Mr. Goritz
Miss Alten
Marzelline
Governor Fort Signs School Bills on Birthday
In Trenton on March 20 Governor Fort marked his fifty sixth birthday by signing school legislation. Observers expect his bid to secure an instructed Taft delegation to the Republican National Convention to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Fort
Taft to Speak at Sphinx Club Dinner April 18
Secretary of War William H. Taft will be guest of honor at the Sphinx Club’s final dinner of the season. The Waldorf-Astoria hosts the event with Taft as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Sphinx Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Taft
Cheese Dainties and Variations for the Dutch Kitchen
A recipe note describes Welsh Rabbit Timbale using two eggs and a pint of milk with finely chopped American cheese baked in timbale molds. It covers Cheese Fondant with coated cheese butter milk bread crumbs salt and paprika, cheese croûtes in a chafing dish, and a Gruyere and Parmesan macaroni dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Square
Paderewski Sembrich Joint Recital for Legal Aid
Paderewski and Mme Sembrich plan a Carnegie Hall recital on May 2 to aid the Legal Aid Society. The pianist will play solos and accompany Mme Sembrich, with Adamowski the violinist joining. In Vienna, Francis Joseph orders Alessandro Bonei to sing four times in May at the Imperial Opera House for the Emperor’s jubilee, performing La Boheme Don Giovanni Rigoletto and La Favorita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Mme. Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
Legal Aid Society
Adamowski
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Alessandro Bonei
Vienna
Imperial Opera House
Maeterlinck Plays Dropped as Russians Stage Master Builder
The largest audience yet for Russian players attended Daly's last night expecting Maeterlinck works The Miracle of St Anton and Sister Beatrice instead The Master Builder was substituted after late notice but programmes had already been printed Hilda Wangel by Iosarzhhevsky received favorable notice though the Russian dialogue made the plot less clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Maeterlinck
St. Anthon
Beatrice
Ibsen
MmelXomisarzhevsky
Hilda Wangel
Debussy Opera Ends Season at Manhattan Opera House
The seventh and final Pelléas et Mélisande performance of the season was staged at the Manhattan Opera House last night before a full audience. Principal cast included Miss Garden, Mme Gervine Réache, Messrs Perier and Durianne with Mr Campanini conducting. Debussy expressed gratitude to Hammerstein for bringing the work to America and Kimmerstein teased further showings next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trouse
Debussy
Perier
Opéra Comique
Paris
Mr. Hammerstein
Miss Garden
Mme. Gervine-Réache
Messrs
Durianne
Campanini
Hammerstein
Pelleas Et Melisande
America
Claude Debussy
Kimmerstein
Gov Guild Still In Danger In Boston
Governor Curtis Guild remains in critical condition in Boston amid rheumatism araemia and endocarditis. A 10 oclock bulletin said his condition is not appreciably changed and he is holding his own. President Roosevelt sent a telegram expressing concern and wishes for recovery, and Mrs Guild replied gratefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gov. Curtis Guild
Illness Causes Last-Minute Casting Change in A Waltz Dream
Vera Michelena III who plays Princess Helene in A Waltz Dream at Broadway Theatre was ill with ptomaine poisoning and missed last night’s performance. Octavio Broski covered the role. the diagnosis was mild. Her mother said she would miss the rest of the week and hopes for a return by midweek, affecting plans with Mr and Mrs Raymond Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Michelena
Helene
Octavio Broski
Miss Michelena
Frank J%. Smith
West Forty-eighth Street
West Eighty-fourth Street
F N Lawrence Very Ill in New York Hotel
Frederick Newbold Lawrence president of the Union Club and father of Mrs. Foxhall Keene is seriously ill at the Croisie on West Twenty sixth Street. Doctors and two nurses attend him. he fell in his room after entering his Croisie apartments and developed pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Newbold Lawrence
Union Clubv
Foxhall P. Keene
West Twenty-sixth Street
William van den Burg
Evan Evans
Keene
Lawrences
West Fifty-third Street
Croisie
Mr. Lawrence
Count Tolstoy Recovers From Grip Illness
Reports from Yasnaya Polyana say Count Len Tolstoy, ill with the grip for a week, is better and has resumed translating foreign works into Russian. Doctors deem there is no longer reason for immediate apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Yasnaya Polydina
Len Tolstoy
Florida Senator Bryan Ill With Typhoid in Providence Hospital
Washington dispatch reports Senator Bryan of Florida critically ill in Providence Hospital with typhoid fever. Attending physicians Drs Fry and Acker consulted Johns Hopkins specialist Dr L F Barker. Bryan and his wife and brother remain at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
Fry and
Acker
L. IF. Barker
Johns Hopkins University
Bryan
Franchot to Enter Montreal Hospital
Niagara Falls dispatch says Senator Franchot is unchanged in condition and left for Montreal tonight to enter a hospital where doctors may decide on an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchot
Montreal Hospital
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Montreal
Senator Penrose Doing Well
United States Senator Penrose, ill at his Philadelphia home, is reported to be doing well. He is suffering from facial erysipelas and a heavy cold but shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Spring Fashion and Easter Number preview
The New York Times announces its Spring Fashion and Easter issue to appear April 5 featuring Paris New York and London fashions. Six pages of women’s interests with numerous illustrations and full page art reproductions suited to Easter, offering advertisers access to New York’s female readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
New York Times
Faversham Sued by Volunteer Artist Over Portrait
William Faversham faces a suit from Italian painter Donatus Buongiorno claiming a portrait was commissioned and paid for, though Faversham says he never ordered it. The First District Municipal Court set a jury trial for around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Faversham
Donatus Buongiorno
William Wiversham
Mr. Faversham
Academy of Music
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Liebler. & Con
Jim Carson
New York Central Officials Meet in Albany
Albany March 20 A conference of operating officials of the New York Central Railroad will be held here to discuss moving the headquarters of the Superintendents of rolling stock motive power and train service from New York City to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tomes
Albany
New York Central Railroad
New York City
The Merry Widow Actress Ethel Jackson Returns Soon
Ethel Jackson plans to return to her Merry Widow role tonight or Monday after a forty eight hour absence. Leis Fweil substitutes in the interim. A bust of Otis Skinner as Col Bridau from The Honor of the Family was shown yesterday at J Scott Hartle’s studio. Eben Y Backus is hired to play the village constable and manage The College Wilew in the London Adelphi Theatre premiere on April 10. William Barstow announces New York debuts of The Feast with the Statue and Lamp with Rose Coghlan and Frederick Warde. Warde, back after a three year retirement, will perform Julius Caesar at Montauk Theatre for a meal charity on March 27. Supreme Court Justice Sendrick reserved ruling on Sophie Tranat’s injunction against Woolworth & Co over selling song copies with her picture on the cover of A Waltz Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jackson
Leis Fweil
Otis Skinner
Col. Bridau
J. Scott Hartle
Henry W. Savage
Eben. Y. Backus
Wilew
George Ada
London
Adelphi Théatre
William Barstow
New York
Lamp
Rose Coghlan
Frederick Warde
Julius Caesar
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Siendrick
Sophie Tranat
F. W. Woolworth & Co
Prof Rowe Is Honored In South American Diplomatic Meeting
In Philadelphia the American Academy of Political and Social Science hosted a discussion on US ties with South American republics. Attendees included ministers from Bolivia Argentina Peru Colombia Uruguay and Chile. Prof L S Rowe received two degrees from South American institutions for his Pan American work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
South America
Cademy
Sefor
Ignacio Calderon
Sefior
Epifanio Portela
Sefer
Don Felipe Hardo
Don Enrique Cortes
Don Luis Melian Lafin
National University
Sestor Don Pardo
University of San Marcos
Lima
John Barrett
Siam
International Bureau of American Republics
Funeral for Senator William Pinkney Whyte Attended by 8900
More than 8,900 people attended the funeral of United States Senator William Pinkney Whyte in Baltimore. A wreath of lilies and roses sent by President and Mrs. Roosevelt was placed on the coffin just before removal from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
William Pinkney Whyte
Roosevelt
Doctor John Bryant Dies After Operation In Boston
Dr. John Bryant a noted physician and phil anthropist and international yachtsman died in a Boston hospital after an operation. He helped sail the 19 victory as a cup defender against Puritan Mayflower and Volunteer with other crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
John Bryant
Tir
tobacconist Michael Fisherty dies aged 48 in Williamsboro
Michael Edward Fisherty a noted tobacco dealer in New York and Cuba dies Thursday at his home 14 Hooper Street Williamsboro in his forty eighth year. He built his career with the firm of John Lassert & Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Edward Fisherty
New York
Cuba
Hooper Street
Williamshoro
John
1. Sassert & Brother
Lester le
Marriages Recorded in March with Several Listings
The notice lists multiple marriage entries. Waldo E Ladd wed Mary G Nuiz Roberts on March 19. Elizabeth Thorn wed James J Roberts on March 18. Elizabeth Munroe Walter wed Edward Stiner on March 18.
Obituary notices and funeral details from New Jersey and New York
Obituaries and funeral notices for William Pancoast Barber Mary Orr Bennett Charles Fever Dudley Anna Farnham Mariana Merritt Grace Frances Hotchkiss Anna L Hildreth John Frederick W Jost Matilda Kelly Samuel B Lawrence Belle L Maze Frank Munson Donald McLean Albion K P Warner Lemuel E Wells Louise A Wilson Babette Assmuss Rosara Barbara William L Baldwin Michael Besaid Emma Borneman and others listed with residences in Elizabeth Newark Union Hill Green's Farms and New York area. Funeral times and locations include Christ Church Elizabeth Madison Ave and various funeral homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Katherina
Sth
Union Hill
Dudley
Mar Dudier
Henry St
Brooklyn
Frank A Farwell
Alfred T
Sarah S. Merritt
Millbrook
N.Y. Fowler
West
Charles HH. Fewler
Madison Av
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Madison
Seth
Woodlawn Cemetery
Gallego
Congress Av
Flushing
N. Y
Jane Elizabeth
Philip N. Gallego
Green's Farms
Arrity Hale
I. M. Green Cottage
Grand Central Station
Haven
George Griswold Haven
Panic of America
Wes
George G. Haven
Steen
Mr. Haven
Walter M. Bennet
Hotchkiss
Beverley Broad
Grace Frances Hotchkiss
Charles T
Irene B. Hotchkiss
Hildreth
Anna L
David M. Hildreth
Earnest Metere
Broadway
New York
Jost
Devon
Penn
John Frederick
North Terrace
Mount Vernon
Lawrence
Francis P. Nash, Jr
Samuel B. Lawrence
Munson
Amity St
Belle L. Maze
Frank ¢. Munson
Smith
Flower Hospital
Donald McLean
Pierre J
May Lockman -Smith
Orange
N. J
Saint Agnes’s Chapel
Trinity Parish
Shire York
Warner
Albion K. P. Warner
Somers
Purdy's Station
WN. Y
Lexington Av
Assmule
Cold Spring
Babetta Assmuss
Baabara
West 16Th St
Coney Island
Rosara Barbara
Baldwin
Garfield Place
William L. Baldwin
Ridgewood
L. J
Michael Besaid
Borneman
Shipman St
Newark
Emma Borneman
Brown
Palisade Av
Fort Lee
Mach
Obituaries list of residents with March dates
A long list of deaths and funeral notices from New York and New Jersey areas with March dates. Names include Catherine Brice Therese Bruckin Frank J Casey William Crane Catherine Deas Dorothy Egan Cassie Finn Theresa Gall Philip Gegge Mary Haddock Mary E Haddock Catherine McCarthy Peter Maurer Bella Mawhinney Catherine Miller Celestine Overrieth John Callaghan Elizabeth Otto Cynthia A Peck Anna Priesmer George Futty Jr Charles A Todd William Totten Julia Waters Herman Wendt Mary A Ziegler and others. Funeral times and locations vary by entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mareh
Frank J.casey
Clark
South 6Th St
Newark
N. Jie
William A. Clarke
Cooke
East Crares
N. J
Mary E. Cagke
Merate Crane
Werkhurst
Marth
William BK. Crane
Deas
West 16Th
Catherine Deas
Decker
Margaret de Witte
Dugan
Myrtle Av
Hueeh Dugan
Egan
Summit
Dorothy Egan
Ewing
Westfield
Guy Ewing
P. Finn
de Kalb
Brock
A. Haddoes
North 7Th St
Mary E. Haddock
Kec
Ozone Park
L. I
Meinred Keely
Reerick
Riversaart
N.wj
Emily Klesick
Eagle Av
Bronx
Henry Koch
Ler
Classen
Lowenthal
Morris
N_ 4
Ietty Lowenthal
McCarthy
Audubon Av
163Th St
Atherine McCarthy
Maurer
Welling S T
Ocallaghan
West 68Th St
John ¥ Callaghan
Otto
Elizabeth Otto
George Futty, Jr
Ranser
St. Catharine's Hospital
Joseph, Ranier
Sampson
Jacob Sampsonee
Valley St
SCO
58Th St
James
Scott
Spengler
Sweitzer
Elizabeth Sweitzer
Thomas
Shelton Av
Jamaica
Claude Thormas, Jr Todd
Lafayette St
New Rochelle
Charles A. Todd
Totten
Bryant Av
Notable Tobacco Trader Tied to Havana Circles
A prominent wholesale buyer who often visited Cuba to appraise leaf tobacco was well known in Havana. He belonged to the New York and New Jersey Pilots and Masters' Association, the Sea wenhaka Yacht club, the Eckford Congress, and the Seneca Democratic Clubs. He was a member of Sociedad Nacional in Manhattan and leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
New York and
New Jersey
Obituary notes list notable deaths in several cities
M Eugene Pereire in Paris and Edwin J Smith in Hartford die of heart trouble at 64. Frank S Andrew in New Haven dies suddenly at home. Donald B K Lord, salmon cannery designer, dies in Seattle at 75. John McNabb, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee, dies at 82 in Irvington. Parker Cleveland Chandler, Boston lawyer, dies aged 60s. Cream Faydand Duployre dies in Brooklyn at 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Smith
Hartford County
Conn
Hartford Hospital
Frank S. Andrew
New Haven Civil Service Commission
Donald BK. Lord
Bellingham
John McNabb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
N. J
Parker Cleveland Chandler
Boston
Pe Aer
Parker Cleve i
Trowdoin College
Williams College
Harvard Law School
CEEAM
Wills Prebate Notice From Tomonkin Counselors
Tempktits & Tomonkin law firm at 136 Fifth Avenue issues wills prebate notice. Counselors advise clients on probate matters and estate preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomonkin
Fifth Avenue
Willy
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Margaret Hamond
Plaza Function
Jose Onativia
Mr. Onativia
Wood-Hardwick
Miss Seymour
Fanny Davenport
Anos
Steinway
Steinway & Sons
14Th St
Deering-Pierce
Robert G. Ingersoll
Walston H. Brown
Misson Castle
S. W. Dorsey
Robert. G. S
A.C. Moir
Ialour
George H. Watkins
Stewart Whittaker
BE. BE. Whit
Social Notes
Sherman Flint
Madison Avenue
Milton
William Carter
Plaza
Charles A. Read
Miss Read
Plainfield, N. J
John S. Jenks, Jr
Asheville
Mme. Morena AS
Marcelline Florestan Pizzato
Seis
Gus
Mme
Morena
Alten
Burman Receus Dt
Goritz
M, van lRooy Mahler
Taft
Wellville
Drop Maeterlinck
Daly's
GOV. Guild
Vera Michelena III
Hitchcocks
F. N. Lawrence
Foxhall Keene
Count Tolstoy
Senator Penrose
THE
Priné
Signor Buongiorno
Tograph
Wallack's
Lronrock Mineral Springs Co
Chambers St
Prof. Rowe
Rio
Senator Whyte
Drs
Michael Edward Flaherty
Haldlahan
West 112Th St
Mary Lstiahan
St. Brooklyn
Narles Harms
Feneral
Hutchinson
Thompson Place
Margaret Hutchinson
Johnstone
Amsterdam
Katie Johnstone
van Norden Trust Company
Fifth Ave
60Th ST
M. Eugene Pereire
Compagnie Transatlantique
France
Inn Memoriam
Woodlawn
Haarlem
Webster and Jeroms Avenue
Bor
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
8Th AV
19Th ST
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
Radcliffe. Manezer
Frank. E. Campbell
West& Chapels
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