Duchess Marlborough Guests Dine At Vanderbilt Soiree
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt hosted a 60 guest dinner at 677 Fifth Avenue honoring the Duchess of Marlborough. The event featured formal dancing in the ballroom after music by Adeline Genée was planned but declined. Attendees included William K. Vanderbilt Jr and other prominent society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Marlborough
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt House
Adeline Genee
Milo
Milo. Genée
Duchess of Marlborough
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Princess Belosskiy
Lady Vivian
M. de Perigny
Alfonso da Navarro
Robert Walton Goelet
Henry Worthington Bull
Mr. Bishop
Bishop
Muirs Mills
Ellis
Ramsay
Cochran
Robbins
Winthrop
America
Hencken Gray Wedding Plans Elaborate City Ceremony
Miss Georgia Gray and William Frederick Hencken will marry at St. Thomas's Church on Easter Monday. The bridal party features fourteen attendants for the bride and nine for the groom. Aisle guests include Mrs. Albert Landon Richardson and Mrs. Raymond Fearing Baldwin as matrons of honor, with several maidens from Chicago and New York. The reception follows at 339 West Fifty-third Street for relatives and intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Gray
William Frederick Hencken
Ushoe
John R. Shannon
F. George Smith
John V. Koch, Jr
Pen- Riles Satterthwaite
Frank Whitman
Whitmore Freeman
Arthur W. Schuwmacher
William J. Tingue, Jr
Harold Reid Gray
Roe
Gray
West Fifty-third Street
Auto Tour to Tuxedo by Local Motor Club
The Motor Car Touring Society plans a run to Tuxedo and back next Sunday with luncheon hosted by President A E Galatin. Officers include Percy R Pyne 2d as Vice President and Orme Wilson Jr as Secretary and Treasurer among twenty one members. Notable members include J Laurens Van Aien Malcolm D P D Sloane Phoenix Ingraham Stuyvesant Fish Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Car Touring Society
Tuxedo
A. E. Gallatin
Percy R. Pyne
Orme Wilson, Jr
J. Laurens van Aien
Malcolm Dpd. Sloane
Phoenix Ingraham
Country Fair for Charity by Stony Wold Auxiliary
A country fair and dance for the benefit of Stony Wold Auxiliary No. 19 is planned for Easter Monday April 20 at Wal Golf. A committee of young women will run a costume fair with flexible rules. Exhibits prizes, a baby show, toy gun shooting tents and old time rural fair features are planned, along with old fashioned dances and a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Wold Auxilary
Wal- Golf
Charity tea committee named with assorted patrons
Miss Dorothea Wardwell chairs a regular country feast planning committee featuring Misses Grinnell Cobb Jennings Beardman Hanna and Fellows along with other members. Patronesses include Mrs Draper De Rham Dodge Naddon Kinnicut Morgan Mansfield Bache Pratt Osborn Roosevelt Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Wardwell
Charlotte
Dorothy Grinnell
Leonora Cobb
Elizabeth Jennings
Clorinda Beardman
Elizabeth Hanna
Alice Fellows
W. H. Draper
Charles de Rham
Arthur M. Dodge
Harold I. Naddon
Fancis Kinnicutt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Howard Mansfield
Dallas Bache Pratt
H. Fairfield Osborn
Hithorne Roosevelt
W. Seward Webb
St Cecilia Club Concert at Waldorf Astoria
The St CECILIA Club led by Vic tor Harris held its second private concert of the season at the Waldorf Astoria with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Ber rrick Van Norden and Bertram Fox. More than 200 members attended as a Japanese cantata The Fate of Princess Kiyo was premiered, composed for the club by Henry K Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Club
Victor Harris
Waldorf- Astoria
New York Symphony Orchestra
Berrick van Norden
Bertram Fox
Firs
Frederick Edey
Hen Burden
Susan Warren
Ethel 8. Elliott
Thornton Chard
John H. Flagler
Auguste Vatable
Louise Wilmerding
Duncan Wood
Mary R. Callender
Elsie Dominick
Anita Dominick
F. Tt. Culbert
Caroline JE. Lewis
Ethel Champ
George F Dominick
Alice Fellowes
Henry Mottet
Elsie Morrill
Lancaster Morgan
Mary Ogden
Ruth Perkins
Frederick Keating
Durant Cheever
Edward la Montagne
Katharine Walker
Joseph Wood
Marvyn Scudder
Princess Kiyo
Henry K. Hadley
Germany
Seven Thousand Two Hundred For Stonywold Bridge Tourney
More than 1200 was raised for Stonywold Sanitarium Auxiliary No. 17 at a bridge tournament in the St Regis ballroom. Over 200 players participated. First prize was a box at the Manhattan Opera House won by Flora Price. Second prize a Met box went to M L Morgenthau, third prize a Hudson Theatre box to Nordlinger. Boxes donated by opera house and theatre managers. Tournament arranged by Mrs Stern and auxiliary members. J B Elwell managed. Tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonywold Sanitarium
St. Regis
Manhattan Opera House
Flora Price
Metropolitan
M. L. Morgenthau
Hudson Theatre
Nordlinger
Wedding of Miss Gladys Tilden Southack and Rowling Christy Jr
The wedding will be held at St. Thomas Church at 4 o clock on Monday April 27. The couple are from the Southack and Christy families with social notices of ongoing society events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Tilden Southack
F. T. Southack
West End Avenue
Rowling Christy, Jr
St. Thomas's Church
Felipe Pardo
United States
Peru
Washington
Percy Chubb
St. Regis
William P. Draper
Gotham
John H. Edwards
Ohio
the Treasury
the Gotham
Jessie M. Smith
Riverside Drive
The
St Regis
Eidt
Jacob Eldt, Jr
East 43d St
Sewing Class Raises Funds for Fresh Air Fund
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine class held its final meeting at Mrs. J Borden Harriman’s home. Mrs. Frank Hunter Potter led as President with Mrs. Richard Irvin as Vice President. The group has raised over 800 dollars for Tompkins Cove children and made hundreds of garments for the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Fund
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
J. Borden Harriman
Frank Hunter Potter
T Class
Richard Irvin
Tompkins Cove
Ocean Liner Arrivals And Southampton Voyage Underway
Sailings set for the Adriatic from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg aboard the White Star liner Adriatic with a long list of passengers. Incoming passengers on the Zeeland from Antwerp include John Allyn and Dorothea Allyn among others. The Celtic brought arrivals from Naples and Genoa including Captain D. McKay and Florence M. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Adriatic
Src
Benjamin Barrios
H. W. Cannon
le C. de Caumont
F. ©. Corbett
Miles M. Dawson
Juliet Duff
R. G. Dun
McKay Edgar
Faron J
van der Berch
Henry Barton Jacob
J. Warren’ Lana
G. Campbell Morgan
W. W. V Perrin
P. W. Roberts
F. T. Talmage
Samuel Uttig
C. Wickette Yulee
Red Star
Zeeland
Antwerp
John Allyn
Dorothea Allyn
Jesse Alexander Gray
A. Loeb
Hermann Decker
Henry Trester
Celtic
Naples
Genoa
Capt
D. McKay
A. W. Ward
Winthrop Pier
Arthur G. Radford
Reece
C. R. Hennon
W. H., Hoyt
Abbot Low Dow
Florence M. Gardner
Last Benefit for Conried Draws $19,000 at Metropolitan
The final Heinrich Conried benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House drew about 19,000 dollars, with crowds lining Broadway for standing room as the German company staged scenes from La Bohème and Die Meistersinger and Caruso headlined. Letters from chorus members and managers accompanied a silver loving cup presented by Conried’s directors, though no inscription was added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Herr Direktor
Direktor-elect
Herr Dippel
Laurel
Opera House
Broadway
Siegfried
Philadelphia
Mme. Fremstad
Brunnhilde
Mr. Burman
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Mme. Morena
Mme. Cavalieri
Faust
Mme. Eames
Leonore
Reiss
Sarto
Messrs
Bovy
Ferrari
Hertz
Conried
Daniel Frohman
Conried Metropollitan Opera Company
Miss Abott to Sing Marta at Metropolitan Opera House
Marta will be given next Monday evening at the Metropolitan Opera House with Bessie Abott in the title role for the first time this season. Other performances include Fidelio with Mme Morena, Aïda, Don Giovanni, Tannhäuser, and Il Trovatore with Caruso at popular prices. Fo rnia to sing Leonora and a concert Sunday evening with Eames Kirkby-Lunn Stracciari and Jootlirsky under Ferrarri conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta
Metropolitan Opera House
Bessie Abott
Fidelio
Mme. Morena
Miss Farrar
Don Giovanni
Miss Fornia
Olvira
Mr. Blass
Leporello
Theatrical Notes Snapshot of April Theatre Plans
Ethel Levy returns to vaudeville at Keith and Proctor on April 20 in Nearly a Hero. Ina Hammer to present Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland’s His Own at a Little Italy benefit in Brooklyn. Seventy-first Regiment will perform at the Hippodrome this evening. The Four Mortons reappear in vaudeville at Keith Proctor’s on April 20. Frederick Burton to play Pub Hicks in The College Widow in London. The Shuberts have Vienna comedy Ein tolles Maedel with Syd ney Rosenfeld adapting for America. Ted Marks announces his Jubilee at New York Theatre on April 12. Several legitimate players to debut in vaudeville. Lillian Weber to West End Theatre Company for a nominal sum. Ferdinando Fontana to translate Sappho in Leucadia into Italian. Amneses goers election of Governors at Hotel Astor April 5. eleven Governors to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Levy
Sam Bernard
Keith & Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Ina Hammer
Frank McKee
Keith & Proctor
125Th Street Theatre
Frederick Burton
London
Vienna
Sydney Rosenfeld
Ted Marks
New York Theatre
Lillian Weber
West End
West End Theatre Company
Ferdinando Fontana
Arthur Stringer
Sappho
Leucadia
Amnesees Goers
Hotel Astor
Gov Guild Shows Slight Improvement In Boston
Boston March 24 There is a more hopeful feeling as to Gov Guilds condition He passed a comfortable night and was reported resting comfortably tonight But his condition remains extremely critical and is treated as grave by doctors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senator Penrose Not Improving
Senator Penrose showed no improvement as of this afternoon with a noon bulletin withheld. Dr. Herbert B Carpenter and another attending physician stated a morning consultation occurred but declined to disclose details about the patient’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
Herbert B. Carpenter
Maude Adams to Star as Joan of Arc in London
Charles Frohman plans Maude Adams in a London Joan of Arc production adapted from French by William Gillette. The idea, discussed for two years since J M Barrie proposed it, aims to present a fresh point of view on Joan. Gillette has studied French sources and legends to shape the script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
Joan of Arc
William Gillette
Miss Adams
J. M. Barrie
Mr. Gillette
France
Joan
Frohman
Ethel Jackson Denies Divorce Rumor From The Merry Widow
Ethel Jackson refutes a report she will divorce J Fred Zimmerman Jr. She says they have not separated, live together at the Hotel Seymour after leaving their West Fifty-sixth Street home, and expect him back by April 5. She explains fainting spells stem from heart weakness and grip, not domestic worry. Mrs. Zimmerman is daughter of Hart Jackson, a dramatist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jackson
J. Fred. Zimmerman, Jr
West Fifty-sixth Street
New York Assembly Ayes Licensing Move for Picture Shows
The New York Assembly approved the Gluck bill by 111 to 6, transferring moving picture show licensing to the Police Department and raising the license fee. Supporters say shows threaten morals of children. opponents include Paradise Jimmy Oliver and Assemblyman Eagleton, both Tammany members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Friends of the Bill
New York City
Paradise Jimmy" Oliver
Eagleton
Tammany
Shuberts Introduce Dress Rehearsal For New NYC Openings
The Shuberts unveiled a new plan where a pre opening dress rehearsal will be held one or two days before a New York City premiere. Critics receive invites to become familiar with the story and action, but will attend the actual first night performances for their reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
New York City
Dancer Mile Adeline Genee Denies Pupil Search
A press agent circulated a report that Mile Adeline Genee would spend April 15 screening applicants aged 8 to 14 who applied in writing to her manager. The story is not true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Adeline Genee
Madame Tetrazzini Attends Third Circus Spectacle
Last night Madame Tetrazzini sat with three friends in box 45 at Madison Square Garden as a patron of the American circus. The Vanderbilts and Payne Whitney children were among yesterday afternoon's circus attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Madison Square Garden
Harr
Y. Payne
Whitney
Alfred G Vanderbil
Yale Graduate Allan Malcolm Dies At Sea
Word comes from New Haven of the death at sea of Allan Schuyler Malcolm class of 1906 Yale University. He won the Hugh Chamberlain Greek prize and the Berkeley premium as a student and was a high ovation man in his junior year. He later joined Phi Beta Kappa and sailed after graduation due to failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Allan Schuyler Malcolm
Yale
Hugh Chamberlain
Berkeley
William Richardson Sands Dies in New York Hotel
William Richardson Sands of New Hamburg New York died suddenly at the Murray Hill Hotel where he had stayed for the winter. He was 77 and survived pneumonia for about nine hours. He and his wife spent summers at their Hudson River home near Poughkeepsie and burial is expected in New Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson Sands
New Hamburg
N. Y
Murray Hill
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Mr. Sands
Austin Ledyard Sands
Ann Maria Hodge
Elmira Man Dies in New York Hospital at 28
Dr. Bryant Fassett 28 son of J. Sloat Fassett of Elmira New York died early yesterday in Roosevelt Hospital from kidney trouble after arriving in New York about two weeks earlier for treatment. His father mother and wife were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Fassett
J. Sloat Fassett
Elmira
N. Yy
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Marta of the Lowlands revived at Garden Theatre
Review notes Angel Guimera drama Marta of the Lowlands in three acts at Garden Theatre. Kalich stars amid mixed staging, with praise for some moving moments but overall artificial acting and wan atmospheric impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Kalich
Marta
Marta OF
Charles T. Terry Morrucho
Bertram Grassby
Miguel
Arturo Santos Marta
Bertha Kalich Nurl
Browning
Pepa
Genevieve Blina Michelena
Concrita Aurora
the Lowlands
Lowlands
Garden Theatre
Bertha Kalich
Angel Guimera
Kalich
Manalich
Mr. Kirkland
Miss Browning
Httle Nuri
Fernande Eliiscu
Senator Franchot Dies in Montreal After Operation
State Senator Ss P Franchot of New York dies at 6 45 a m in Montreal after relapse following paralysis operation He was born Jan 30 1851 in Morris Otsego County NY a Union College civil engineer graduate elected to the NY Senate in 1905 and serving his first term He lived at Niagara Falls where he was general manager of a chemical manufacturing firm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ss. P. Franchot
New York
Stanislaus P. Franchot
Morris
Otsego County
N. Y
Union College
Senate
Senator Franchot
Niagara Falls
John Good Cordage Pioneer Dies in Brooklyn
John Good former president of the National Cordage Co and holder of a papal title died at home in Brooklyn. He invented rope making appliances, became a multi millionaire, and organized two cordage firms. His last venture, the John Good Cordage Co, went to a receiver. He leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the Church of Our Lady of Victory. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank trustees passed condolence resolutions and will attend en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Good
National Cordage Company
Holy Roman Empire
Leo XIII
New York Avenue
Brooklyn
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Throop Avenue
McDonough Street
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
British Engineer Captain Dies in Philadelphia at 48
Capt F G Mayne formerly of the Royal Engineers and nephew of Admiral Richard Mayne died of heart disease in Philadelphia. He was traveling from Morganton North Carolina where he pursued mining interests to England and had been set to sail from New York on the Cedric. He worked as a mining engineer with Alfred Belt and Cecil Rhodes interests in South Africa. His wife remains in Morganton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
F. G. Mayne
British Royal Engineers
Richard Mayne
Morganton
N. C
England
New York
Alfred Belt
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Henry B Atwood NYSE Broker Dies in Virginia
Henry B. Atwood a New York Stock Exchange broker and member died yesterday in Orange Virginia. He was noted as wealthy and held membership in several New York financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Atwood
New York Stock Exchange
Orange
New York
Obituary notes on Mr Atwood and his pursuits
The deceased, about 35, held offices on Wall Street and was connected with clubs. He travelled South with his wife and child three months ago and then resided on his father-in-law's plantation. He owned a Beechmont property in New Rochelle and was an avid yachtsman and automobilist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Atwood
Beechmont
New Rochelle
Notable Obituaries From Watertown to Brooklyn and Belleville
Obituary notices report the deaths of Isaac P. Powers in Watertown New York Donald Dunnet in Brooklyn Myron Winslow Tandy in Los Angeles Louis Meyer in Newark Abraham Bogardus in Brooklyn John Eastwood in Belleville and Thomas S Needham in New York City John E McIntyre of West Sixtieth Street. The notices provide ages birthplaces current roles and burial or service details for each deceased individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac P. Powers
National Union Bank
Watertown
N. Y
Donald Dunnet
Avenue A
Highty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Myron Winslow Tandy
Los Angeles
Cal
Hea
American Express’ Company
Boston
Louis Meyer
Newark
N. J
Salzberg
Baden
Germany
Abraham Bogardus
United States
Madison Street
Bogardus
Grant
Hancock
Samuel D. Morse
Mendelsohn Engagement Announces Gladys to Nathan
Mr and Mrs Samuel Mendelsohn of 1805 Madison Ave announce the engagement of daughter Gladys to Mr Arthur J Nathan At home Sunday April 5 from 3 to 4 details offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan — Mendelsohn
Samuel Mendelsohn
Madison
Gladys
Arthur J. Nathan
Anderson De Zouche and Eckel Hicks Marriage Notices
Marriages listed include Emma H De Zouche and Fred I Anderson on March 25 and Ethel Ida Hicks and Francis Stewart Eckel on February 29 in this marriage notices brief.
Obituaries From Brooklyn and Nearby Towns March 1908
Death notices for Abby Bartlett Emil Bartlett Sydney Boardman Abraham Bogardus Alicia Bourns Sarah Cisco Sophronia Clark Kathleen Durbrow Bertha Duryee William Heath Thomas Haigh Nancy Jackson Leverett Kellogg Laura Leupp Augusta McCarthy Elsden Morris Thomas Nedham Albert Neumann Ella Powers Irene Prime Rachel Purdy William Sands Abigail Sunderland funeral notices head to churches, private services, and family residences in New York New Jersey and Connecticut with interments at Woodlawn Mount Pleasant and other local cemeteries.
Whittemore Remembered and City Obituaries Listed
Obituary and funeral notices from March 1808 in Brooklyn New York list Robert J Whittemore dying at 75 with services at 116 Milton St. Also a long list of residents from Brooklyn Hoboken and Newark with death notices and funeral arrangements including names ages and addresses. Many entries show March 22 23 or 25 deadlines with times for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
J. B. Waldron
Walsh
James J. Walsh
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Duchess
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mile. Genee
W. F. Hencken
Country Fair
Stony Wold Auxiliary
Stonywold
Social Notes
F. Hopkinson Smith
Horace Mann Auditorium
Columbia University
Finch School
Carnegie Lyceum
Woman's Democratic Club
Thomas Jefferson
Hotel Majestic
Tide OF Ocean Travel
Arctic
Agnes Mayer
Christina
Egener
Minie Egener
Beata
Miss Abott
GOV. Guild
Massachusetts
Miss Adams AS
J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr
Moving Picture
Genee
Tetrazzini
Schuyler Malcolm
Tnsure
Empire State Surety Go
William St
Hale
Pike
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Torace Greeley
Henry Ward Beecher
John Eastwood
Easter Wool Wire and Chemical Manufacturing Company
Belleville
St. Augustine
Fla
Thomas S. Needham
West Eighty-second Street
Needham
Battery
John E. McIntyre
West Sixtiers Street
University Law School
Holy Name Society
Paulist Athletic Club
St. Paul’s Temperance Guild
de Witt Clintom
Dwight School
Charles G. F. Wahle
Paulist Fathers
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Cortlandt
Presbyterian Home
Alicia WW
John P. Duncan
First Reformed Episco
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Madison Av
Goth St
Clark
Sophronia
Charles and Mary Clerk
Church of the Intarnation
Dtrbrow
Kathleen
Wilson B
Kate R. Durbrow
Church of the Holy Communion
South Orange
Haigh
Eeinaesee N.co
Thomas Devereaux Haigh, M. D
Charles T
Sarah C. Haigh
Heath
William Randall
West 80Th St
Utica
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Tist Ft
Sunderland
Somers
Abigail S. Sunderland
Thal
Grand Central Station
Purdy’s Station
Bird
SOAAD
Industra É Savings Bank
Good
City of
Robert J. Hoglet
James G. Johnson
John Crane
Jules E. Borel
Boucher
Alexander Av
William H. Boucher
Brady
Pulask! St
Charles E. Brady
Brandt
West 144Th St
John Brandt
Bryden
Annie M. Bryden
Celta
Park Av
Hoboken
Dominick Cella
Conroy
Pacific St
Joseph Conroy
Cosgrove
East
James Cosgrove
Duff
West 26Th St
Elizabeth Duff
Freudenberg
East 116Th St
Sige — Freudenberg
Tl New York
Gordon
20Th St
Catherine Gordon
Halsted
Mamaroneck
William H. Halsted
Hart
Bergen
Patrick J. Hart
Hazleton
Fulton Av
Rebecca Hazleton
Healy
Pavonia Av
Jersey City
Aes Dulla T. Healy
A. Od Hempstead
Hope St
Catherine Hempstead
Henderson
Schermerhorn &T
Joseph Henderson
Teay
Hennings
48Th St
Mary Hennings
Henry
West 140Th St
Elia Henry
Johnson
Raymond §&T
Jerome RK. Johnson
Koopman
West 192d St
John C. Koopman, Jr
M. Kunhles
Maywood
Catherine Kuhl
Elmhurst
L. L
William Longstreet
Luckerath
Frederick Luckerath
M. Mahoney
St. Joseph's Convent
Sister Mary Ignatius Mahoney
Russel St
Nassau
Bmoklyn
Anna May
Mendel
Pennsylvania
Lillian Mendel
Mnls
Springfield
L. I
Thomas H. _Mills
Mundt
William Mundt
Nealis
Hendrix St
Mary A. Nealis
O'Connor
Boerum Place
Frances O'Connor
Ogden
Quincy St
Jessie D. Ogden
O'Leary
Greene Av
Mary O'Leary
O’shaughnessy
Troy Av
Catherine O'Shaughnessy
Ovington
Sth Av
Adam Oyington
Rilley
West 35Th St
Bridget Rilley
Ross
Prospect Place
Elizabeth Ross
Ritscher
Susan C. Sanford
Schnellbach
East S2d St
Katherine Schnellbach
Sheehan
Court St
Margaret Sheehan
Smith
Edward L. Smith
Sniffin
Elsmere Place
Bronx
M. Clark
Stevens
Glen Av
Mount Vernon
Heman R. Stevens
Suydam
Ocean Side
Andrew Suydam
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome ‘Avenue
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