Oriental Carnival at National Arts Club Impresses in Gramercy Park
The National Arts Club hosted an Oriental carnival in its Gramercy Park galleries with Far Eastern decorations owned by Mrs. Jerome Canfield Cook, Dirkan Kelekian, David Minassian, and Mrs. Turner Ashby Beall. Attendees wore East Indian costumes as a Buddhist temple and an elephant pageant featured in the procession led by Indian boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
Far East
Jerome Canfield Cook
Dirkan Kelekian
David Minassian
Turner Ashby Beall
Tke
Prince Sehadriar
Winslow Gallory
Scheherazade
Dore Lyon
Ibrahim
Gemila
Sumer Ashby Beall
Mary L. Leech
Tom Toms
Prince of
India
Alexander R. McKim
Stumm
Scudder
Bryan
Gottlieb
Keator
Collins
Rogers
Davis
Beall
Denslow
F. D. Scudder
Nautch
L. D. Eakins
Mary Leech
J. D. Rice
Jewett
Kinmouth
A. H. Stuart
Bonnie Mand
Lou Wall Moore
Edward Thatcher
William le Karon Allen
Emma Beckwith
Mary Billings
Louise Weston Clarke
Colin Campbell (Pooper
Richard Hall
Harriet Keith Forbes
Elizabeth A
NYU Law Students Stage Mikado for Lex Fund
Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado was staged by New York University law students in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom for the University Lex Fund. Rudolph Loewenthal led as Mikado with A Montegriffo Nanki-Pooh and H L Phio Ko Ko among cast members. Jeanette Barondess played Katisha and J H Nudelman Nee Ban. A forty-voice chorus supported the production with John Read directing and Dr. C Jaeger as musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert & Sullivan
Law Department
New York University
Waldorf-Astoria
University
Lex Fund
Rudolph Loewenthal
A. Montegriffo
H. L. Phio
Ko-Ko
C. Forsythe
E. M. Israel
Tittle Maids
Yum-Yum
Pitti- Sing
Pee-Bo
Anna Mariash
Blanche Aaron
Rose Usdansky
Katisha
Jeanette Barondess
J. H. Nudelman
Nee-Ban
John Read
Dr. C. Jaeger
Noble Society Couples Announced In Philadelphia Notices
Engagements announced for Miss Charlotte P. Thorne to Birds eye B. Lewis and Miss Elsie McIntosh Kellogg to Dr Trowbridge Callaway. Kellogg descends from Major General John 3B. McIntosh and is related to John Bigelow. Callaway, son of a railroad president, Harvard graduate, has a brother Samuel J. Callaway and sister Mrs J. Fairley Smith. No wedding date set. Also Miss Blanche J. May to Charles J. Reecer and Mrs Christine Wetherill Rice to W Yorke Stevenson announced by Philadelphia and New York circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte P. Thorne
Oakleigh Thorne
Birdseye B. Lewis
Charles V. Lewis
Birdseye Plakeman
Elsie McIntosh Kellogg
Luther Laflin Kellogg
Trowbridge Callaway
Samuel Rodger Callaway
Kellogg
John 3B. McIntosh
Blanche J. May
Charles J. Reecer
Philadelphia
Christine Wetherill Rice
W. Yorke Stevenson
Rice
Samuel Price Wetherill
Stevenson
Cornelius Stevenson
Duchess of Marlborough to sail home from New York
The Duchess of Marlborough plans a Wednesday departure for England after a stay with her mother Mrs. C H P Belmont. Notable arrivals and events include Paderewski recital clarification for Muss School Settlement on April 29 and multiple social notes involving Mrs. Francis I Wellman Mrs. Frederic J Sands and Col C F L Robinson and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Marlborough
England
Paderewski
Muss
Plaza
Mrs. Robinson
The
Gotham
Newport
Frederic J. Sands
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Benedick's Dinner Celebrates Pierce Marriage at Delmonico's
James R. Deering hosted a benedick dinner for forty guests at Delmonico's roof garden to honor his marriage to Miss Violet Pierce daughter of Henry Clay Pierce. The event featured red roses jonquils and Southern smilax with a central open space for a group of darkies singing college and plantation songs with banjo and mandolin. Notable attendees included Willard Parker J Frederick Byers Sidney Love Payson Merrill Dorrance Reynolds Ricardo de Acosta and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Deering
Benedick
Delmonico
Violet Pierce
Henry Clay Pierce
Mr. Deering
Ellis Adams
Lawrence B. Rand
Edward D. Lentilhen
Thomas B. Clarke, Jr
Graham McDonald
Hudson Guild Fair Nets Big Profit for Charity
The three day Easter bazaar at the Hotel Majestic Seventy second Street and Central Park West raised 22000 for the Hudson Guild. Donations from merchants and an escape from games of chance powered the total with a voting contest as the only game of luck. A portion will aid Camp Moodna for working girls. organizers include Mrs Alfred R Wolff and Mrs Samuel Eiseman plus Miss Rose Gruening and many helpers. The guild plans a new home at 446 West Twenty seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Guild
Alfred R. Wolff
Samuel Eiseman
Rose Gruening
Fred Rothschild
Samuel J. Seligman
George Beer
Leonard Levy
Leila Saks
Ruby Speyer
Alma Morgenthau
Marion Einstein
Sidney Borg
Edward Schafer
Rose Walter
Aline Davis
West Twenty-seventh Street
Symphony Society of New York Hosts April Plaza Reception
The Directors of the Symphony Society of New York will host a reception for friends on Wednesday afternoon April 4 at the Plaza. A fine musical programme will be performed under the direction of Walter Damrosch with a Reception Committee featuring Mrs. C. B. Alexander Mrs. W. P. Douglas Miss Laura Post Miss Callender Mrs. Paul Cravath Mrs. Clarence Mackay Mrs. Francis Wellman Mrs. E. H. Harriman Mrs. J. J. Knox Amos Pinchot Henry Lane Eno John Archbold H. H. Flagler Jacob Schiff and Edmund Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Society of New York
Plaza
Walter Damrosch
C. B. Alexander
W. P. Douglas
Adolph Lewishon
Clarence Mackay
Laura Post
Paul Cravath
Charles Ditson
Francis Wellman
E. H. Harriman
J. J. Knox
Callender
George Sheldon
Amos Pinchot
Henry Lane Eko
John Archbold
H. H. Flagler
Jacob Schiff
Edmund Coffin
Spence School Graduates Present Two Act Opera for Charity
Graduates of the Spence School rehearse a two act comic opera La Bellehasseuse or Hearts and Hounds with Grace R Henry K W Tweed and Grace Hollingsworth providing music and lyrics. The Berkeley Lyceum hosts afternoon and evening performances on April 24 and 25 to aid a crippled children’s class. tickets from Miss Christine K Roosevelt at 804 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence School
Grace R. Henry
K. W. Tweed
Grace Hollingsworth
Berkeley Lyceum
Christine K. Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Miss Emily Welles Plans April 22 Wedding Attendants
Southampton notes report Miss Emily Welles will marry Harry Pelham Robbins on April 22 at Grace Church New York. Attendants include Elizabeth Cutting Matilda Frelinghuysen Ethel Kingsland Eleanor Mortimer Irene Sherman and Gladys Pell. Bridesmaids and other wedding details listed among local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Southampton
Emily Welles
Harry Pelham Robbins
Grace Church
New York City
Elizabeth Cutting
Matilda Frelinghuysen
Ethel Kingsland
Eleanor Mortimer
Irene Sherman
Gladys Pell
Harold Bond
Fletcher Harper
Sumner K. Gerard
Phoenix Ingraham
Richard Newton
Alonzo Potter
Joseph Earle Stevens
Meadow Club
Newbold Edgar
South
New York
Zella Milhau
Gladys Kissel
James Ely Miller
Church of the Incarnation
Ina Kissel
Dorothy Kissel
Eleanor Kissel
Elsie Nicoll
Priscilla Stanton
Ordinary Experience in New York Housing Ads
In New York strangers find suitable board and apartments through newspaper advertisements. The ad promotes contacting 1000 Bryant Street by telephone for housing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Times
Bryant
Soprano Tetrazzini Faces Breach Suit Over Contract
Isidor Lerner sues to seize Tetrazzini’s assets and stop her sailing claiming a contract made in Mexico on January 8 1904 for US and Canada engagements with payments of 1000 per performance. He says he has suffered 39000 in losses while Hammerstein dismisses the claim as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Isidor Lerner
Lerner
Mexico
Mmé
Tetrazzini
Canada
United States
Havana
Hammerstein
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Italy
La Massiere produced by Cercle Dramatique Franqais at Carnegie Lyceum
The Cercle Dramatique Franqais staged La Massiere a four act comedy by Jules Lemaitre at Carnegie Lyceum last night. M Perrin M Moncd Mme oe and Mme Days led the principal roles with Mme Roulet as Juliette Dupuy. The comedy centers on a love triangle at a girls art school where the master loves his head pupil provoking his wife’s jealousy. The pupil’s accidental meeting with the master’s son sparks the genuine romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Dramatique Franqais
Carnegie Lyceum
Julés Lemaitre
la Massiere
M. Perrin
M. Moncd
Mme. Oe
Mme. Days
Mme. Roulet
Juliette Dupuy
Young People’s Concert at Carnegie Hall Led by Damrosch
Frank Damrosch conducts the sixth Symphony Concert for Young People in Carnegie Hall. A large audience heard English Irish Scottish and American folk songs sung by Edith Chapman Goold. The program included Mackenzies Britannia Saint Saens Henry VIII finale of Stanford Irish Symphony and Dvoraks New World first movement. Josef Hofmann soloed on Beethoven Op 31 No 8 with other shorter pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Damrosch
Edith Chapman Goold
Mackenzie
Britannia "’ Overture, An Excerpt From Saint-Saéns
Stanford
Dvorak
Josef Hofmann
Conflict Over New Broadway Theatre Project
Harry Levey plans a Broadway Forty-third Street theatre beside an office building despite a notice to tenants stating the property is not under lease to him. Douglas Robinson Charles S Brown & Co. said they act for the Fitzgerald estate which controls the land and Levey allegedly did not exercise his option. Levey asserts plans by Hugo Koehler are complete and work will start around May 1 through his attorney for Mrs. Fitzgerald currently in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levey
Broadway
Forty-third Street
Levey
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
Charles S
Edythe the Baboon Delights Madison Square Garden Crowd
Edythe the baboon, under George Conklin, parades with a large food-pan hat in her hotel suite at the Bernum & Bailey menagerie at Madison Square Garden. The Zoological Exhibit, one third larger this year, thrives as uncaged animals and clever exhibits draw crowds and ticket seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conklin
Bernum &Bailey
Madison Square Garden
Edythe
Hotel de Monk
Barnum & Bailey
Fifth Avenue
Circus Stork
The Greenroom Book 1808 to Publish This Month
The theatrical directory will be issued before month’s end with revisions and added appendices. It features synopses of bills from London and New York, Paris and Berlin updates, a year in review, legal cases, dramatic calendars, obituaries, and nearly 100 portraits of actors and critics. Editors include John Parker with collaborators William Archer J T Grein Alfred F. Robbins and J M Bulloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenroom
London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Alfred F. Robbins
J. M. Bulloch
New York Trio Performs at Mendelssohn Hall
The New York Trio gave a concert at Mendelssohn Hall last night. The programme included Haydn's trio in D major, Beethoven's piano and cello sonata Opus 69, and Arensky's trio in D minor Opus 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mendelssohn Hall
Hadyn
Beethoven
Arensky
Tannhauser Staged at Metropolitan Opera House
Tannhauser was sung at the Metropolitan Opera House last evening. The cast included Mmes Morena Fremstad and Alten and Messrs Burman Goritz and Blass. Mr Hertz conducted.
Theatrical Notes on New London Productions
Arthur Byron to lead a new play for Charles Frohman in autumn via cable. Frohman to stage London performances at Hicks Theatre with actors from A Waltz Dream. A special Thes Servant in the House show set for April 5 at Masonic Temple. Miller Company of Associate Players engaged by Howard Lodge 35. Rumor of Ethel Levy being replaced by April 20 in Nearly a Hero. George M. Cohan to debut The Yankee Prince musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Byron
Charles Frohman
Cable
New York
London
Hicks Theatre
Thes
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Miller Company
Howard Lodge
Twora Stages
Ethel Levy
George M. Cohan
Hope For Senator Penrose In Philadelphia
March 28 report from Philadelphia says United States Senator Penrose remains gravely ill at home. Physicians note no change in condition and express strong hope for recovery if he retains strength over the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Easter 10 Be Pink Say The Florists
New York florists showcase the Paradise rose a four foot tall pink white potted novelty for Easter. Japan supplies most Easter lilies with Lillium Longiflorum and Lillium Gigantum varieties. Bermuda sources decline as prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
A- M. Henshaw
Twenty-eighth Street
Bermuda
Japan
New York Customs House
New York
Funeral of T. B. Wanamaker in Philadelphia
T B Wanamaker was buried today at St James the Less churchyard Falls of Schuylkill after a simple service at his Nineteenth Street home. The Orpheus Club performed hymns and Rev J R Miller led prayers attended by relatives and notable guests including Robert C Ogden W W Foulkrod Edward Morell Herman Hilprecat and John G Groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Nineteenth Street
Rittenhouse Square
Orpheus Club
Great Stone Stairway
Paradise
J. R. Miller
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Ogden
New York
W. W. Foulkrod
Edward Morell
Herman V. Hilprecat
John G. Groom
William Potter
John G. Johnnson
P. F. Rothermel, Jr
James G. Gordon
G. A. Dickey
Bethany Presbyterian Church
A. J. Mortimer
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Church of St. James, the Less
Falls of Schuylkill
Chinese Priest to Officiate at Brooklyn Service Night
A Chinese priest will officiate at the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Brooklyn tonight. The Rev Peter Chang will celebrate with Bishop Hennighaus of Shan-Tung assisting. Chang arrived Tuesday to remain for an indefinite period to raise funds for poverty-stricken districts in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chhurch
Church of the Most Holy Trinity
Montrose
Graham Avenues
Brooklyn
Peter Chang
Hennighaus
Shan-Tung
China
Father Chang
Removal Notice for Miss Wild Berean
Removal notice states Miss Wild Berean moves from 28 West 38d to Broadway 34th St at 9 am using The Marbridge Building Entrance 47 West 34th Room 1011.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wild Berean
Broadway
34Th St
Am. E. Corner
Marbridge Building
Gould Courtship to Move Across the Atlantic
The pursuit of Mme Anna Gould by Prince de Sagan shifts toward the United States with both the former Countess de Castellane and her suitor likely to sail next week. The prince, staying at the Walsdorf Astoria, shows less buoyancy as George and Helen Gould’s disapproval weighs on him. No meetings occurred yesterday at the St. Regis and he received a guest card for Union Club after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Atlantic
Countess de Castellane
Walsdorf- Astoria
Mme. Gould
St. Regis
Prince
Union Club
George Gould
Helen Gould
Frederick Frelinghuysen Chambers Dies in Somerville
Frederick Frelinghuysen Chambers aged 82, longtime official of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, died in Somerville New Jersey. Born April 10 1845, he started railway work in 1862 with Hudson River Railroad, joined DL&W in 1864, and became Secretary and Treasurer in 1899. He leaves a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
Frederick Frelinghuysen Chambers
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Clergyman Rev Charles P. Knight Coombe Dies in New York
The Rev. Charles Palmer Knight Coombe a clergy man of the English Church who spent most of his life in Bermuda died Friday night at 137 East Twenty first Street age 77 He was educated in England ordination in Newfoundland served as rector at Somerset and Southampton Bermuda for about forty years and at times served as Military Chaplain He moved to the United States five years ago following his wife’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan
New York
Miss Garden
Marguerite
Faust
Opera House
Mr. Hammerstein
Jacques Coini
Charles Palmer Knight Coombe
Lfe
Bermuda
East Twenty-first Street
England
Newfoundland
Lord Bishop Field
Somerset
Southampton
Army
Navy
William T. Hallett
Stamford
Conn
St. Mary the Virgin
West Forty-fifth Street
John C. Smith
Tammany
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Old Eleventh Ward
Hickory Boys
Tilden-Hayres
Mr. Smith
Park Department
Alfred Potter
Bridgeton
N. J
Col. Potter
David Potter
United States Navy
James Boyd Potter
James B. Nason
New England
Boston
Sherman
Nelson
Georgetown Savings Bank
Georgetown
Mass
Engagement Notice for Viola Myra Sanders to Irving M Myers
Mr and Mrs Samuel Sanders of The Powellton 220 West Ninety Seventh St announce the engagement of their daughter Viola Myra to Irving M Myers. A home gathering will be held Sunday April 12 from 3 to 6 PM Nocaris.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Arrive for March 1908
The Brooklyn New York paper lists numerous death notices and funeral details from March 27 to March 31. It names Annie Browning, Charles Garretson, Josephine Gavio, Pamela McCaun, Eliza Magie, Mary Merrall, Anna Perry, Anna Sieke, Joseph Silverstein, Sarah Smith, David Underhill, Elizabeth Whitson, Albert Wittnauer, Tillie Wormser, and many others with addresses in New York City and surrounding areas. Funeral times range from morning to afternoon with services at Calvary Church, Pompei Church, and local churches, often with private interment or family arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magie
East Th St
New York
Eliza Ralston Brandt
David Magie
Paterson
N. J
Merrall
Mary Elizabeth
William John Merrall
West T2d St
Woodlawn
Perry
Hartford
Conn
Anna Maria
Joseph A
Emily Constable Perry
Greenwood
Sieke
Clay Av
Bronx
Anna Sieke
Silverstein
Joseph
Louis
Ray Silverstein
West Weist St
M. Smith
Sarah M. Smith
Andrew. Jackson Smith
Eliza Thorne
Platt
H. Crosby
West
Tsth St
Underhill
David R.underhill
Vernon Av
Brooklyn
Whitson
Fiushing
N. Y
Elizabeth T
Jacob H. Whitson
Wittnauer
Albert Charles Wittnauer
Geneva
Switzerland
Mentone
Wormser
Tillie Wormser
Leopold Wormeser
Rev John George Shrive Dies at 97 Warburton Ave Yonkers
The Rev John George Shrive died at his home 397 Warburton Avenue Yonkers on Friday evening of paralysis. He retired from active ministry in 1897. Born in Kettering England in 1840 he came to the United States in 1864. He graduated from Brown Theological Seminary in 1857. In 1858 he married Maria Warren of Carmel Putnam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George Shrive
Warburton Avenue
Yonkers
Kettering
England
Brown Theological Semiary
Maria Warren
Carmel
Putnam County
Col William Henry Foster Dies in Algeciras
Col William Henry Foster owner of Hornby Castle in Lancashire and a major manufacturing figure died yesterday in Algeciras where he had gone for the winter after a recent trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
William Henry Foster
Hornby Castle
Lancashire
Algeciras
New York
Notable Connecticut Merchant James Hislop Dies in New London
James Hislop a famed Connecticut merchant died at his New London home aged sixty two. Born in Peebles Scotland on February 9 1847 he came to the U S thirty eight years ago and helped establish a Connecticut store chain with partners Brown Thompson Co Archibald Mitchell. He leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hislop
Connecticut
New London
Mr. Hislop
Peebles
Scotland
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
John Portens
Archibald Mitchell
Funeral notices from New York and nearby towns
Death notices list numerous burials and mourning details across Brooklyn Newark New York and nearby areas with names ages and addresses. Many entries specify funeral times today or tomorrow and interment details for individuals including Hermann Hughes Hunt Jose Keller Kiely Kleine Kretzman Lachmann Lott Lynch Lyon Lyons McNally McGuinness Maher Meyer Moran Mouter Murphy Nestel Okeefe O Rorke OToole Perrin Pettinato Plum Qualey Reubauer Rochelle Rose Ruhl Salomon Schmitt Schincke See Shrive Smith Scott Stevens Tedford Trulock Welsch Whelan Ziegler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Madison
Hanna M. Keller
Kiely
Fast
111Th St
John D. Kiely
M. Kleine
Ray 4Th St
Bensonhurst
Marie Kleine
M. Kretzman
Diemound St
Brooklyn
Julius
John Maher
M. Meyer
Macon St
Mathilde H. Meyer
Moran
Saugerties
N. Y
Bessie Moran
Mouter
St. Charles Place
George Mouter
Murphy
East 36Th St
Thomas Murphy
Nestel
Babetta
Okelfe
Prospect Place
Samuel O’ Keefe
O'Rorke
Linden St
Ridgewood
Hugh T. O’rorke
O'Toole
South
6Th St
Regina O'Toole
Perrin
Maurice Perrin
Pettinato
58Th St
Dominican T. Pettinato
Plum
Myrtle Av
William
Qualey
4Th St
Julian N. Qualey
Reubauer
Dedication of Hannahead Monument at Ceres Union Cemetery
A monument dedication for Hannahead is held today at Ceres Union Cemetery at 2 PM. Local officials and residents attend to honor the memorial site and recognize the community’s historic ties to Hannahead.
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Arts Club
West Fifty
Eighth Street
G. H. Schwab
West Fortyseventh Street
Washington
Admiral Adamson
C. W. Adamson
Dobbs Ferry
George Powell Benjamin
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
G .W. Burleigh
West Ninth Street
Edward BR. Thomas
Europe
Mrs
A. C. Ludlum
Madison Avenue
California
Dobbs ‘Ferry
J. A. McCrea
Florida
John R. Suydam
Marta
Lowlands
Julie Rive-King
Helen Kent Shaw
Bertram Gordon Waters
New Canaan
Fred P. Sands
Lorillard Spencer
Frank French
A. T. French
Charlotte Thorne
Elsie Kellogg
Social Notes
Francis I. Wellman
Jessie Katherine Watson
the Walsdorf
Astoria
Margaret Deland
Consumers’ League
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battie Creek, Michigan
Symphony Society
Southampton Social Notes
Singer
America
Mr. Campanini
Dalmores
Arimondi
Mr. Coini
Manhattan Grand Opera Company
Mr. Rossi
Mme. Campanini
PagHacet
Mme. Agostinelli
Zenatello
Sammarco
Crabbé
Venturini
Daimorés
Mephistopheles
Miss Zeppilli
Siebel
Mmne
Lucia
Ada
Mmes, Russ
de Cisneros
Messrs
Bassi
Ancona
Manhattan Opera House
Dufranne
Gilibert
Mme. Bressler-Gianoli
Dalmorés
Cercle Dramatique Francais
New York Trio
Tannhaeuser
Senator Penrose
York Market
T. B. Wanamaker
Tompkins
Harriet Ware
Plaza Hotel
David Bispham
Mary Ilissem de Moss
John Barns Wells
Hans Kronold
Gould
Frederick Chambers
D., L. & W. Railroad
Charles P. K. Coombe
Lincoln
Mount Man
Westeen F. Ackerman
Vernon
Clara Barnes
Boughton
Montclair
N. Jv
Eliza Boughton
Brennan
West 138Th St
Patrick Brennan
Burke
Amsterdam
Ellen Burke
Bush
Ridge St
Newark
Margaret Derby
Devitt
Sumpter St
James F. Devitt
Dillon
East 38Th St
Michael Dillon
M. Dooley-Mcgovern
South 9Th St
Maude Dooley- McGovern
Drummond
36Th St
Margaret Drummond
Fely
Atlantic Av
Victor Fely
Fitzmaurice
138Th St
Margaret A. Fitzmaurice
Fleming
Fiske Place
Mary Fleming
Flynn
Mary Flynn
Gallagher
Pacific Av
Jersey City
James Gallagher
Gehnrich
East 89Th St
William T. Gehnrich
Ginsbourger
West&8th St
Henrietta Ginsbourger
Fue _ neral
Hebblethwaite
West 131St St
Joseph H. Hebblethwaite
Rev
Mary McDonald Watkins
Bergen Avenue
Bergen Baptist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Robert P. Degroot
Elizabeth
Jersey Central Railroad
Bird
Schincke
Pacific St
Charl" Schincke
North Av
New Rochelle
Wesley See
Shrive
Smith
Clascon Av
John C.smith
Whelan
Kosciuske St
James F. Whelen
Ziegler
Walnut St
N.J
Ferdinand Ziegler
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Trinity
Morgan Dix
ST. D
D.C. L
St. Coeeeen Cree
30Th St
St. Augustine’s
Houston St
Bowery
St. Agnes’s Gaa
Meet of Columbus
St. Luke's Chael Hudson
the Grove St
Eos
158Th St
Emanu-El
Sth
Magnes
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