Engagemen t Notices Highlight Society Nuptials
The engagement of Mrs. William Mayo Dudley formerly Miss Margaret Nicoll to John Cadwalader Jr. of Philadelphia is announced. The bride is the elder daughter of Dr. Henry Spenton Nicoll and Mrs Nicoll and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cadwalader. Cadwalader is active in Philadelphia society and clubs and attended the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Morgan Freeman
Julia. Freeman
Benjamin Tappenghtki
Samuel Eeehid
Preeman
Appleton-Gourle
Frank Morgan Freeman
Louise Freeman
Paris
New York
Fairchild
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Emily J. Tappen
Constance Fairchild
William Mayo Dudley
Mararet Nicoll
John Cadwalader, Jr
Philadelphia
Dudley
Henry Spenton Nicoll
Nicoll
Anne Baneker Camac
Cadwalader
John Cluiwalader
Mary Helen Fisher
Sophie and
Mary Cadwala
Miss Dickinson a Bride to R. S. Crocker at Home
Miss Delight Dickinson and Robert Stewart Crocker wed yesterday afternoon at the bride’s 312 West Seventy-seventh Street home. The Rev. Henry E. Cobb officiated with the bride in her mother’s Empire satin gown. After a six week European trip they will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart Crocker
Frederick Williams Crocker
Delight Dickinson
Edwin Dieckinson
West Seventy-seventh Street
Henry E. Cobb
West End Collegiate Church
Gustavus Colhount Marshall
Mabel Jones
Harvey Williams
Brooklyn
Wells Dickinson
Bruce Falconer
Alfred Macy
Josiah Macy
New York
Williams Gelston
Joseph Chapman
Philadelphia
Wedding in Military Style Unites Lieut Wood and Miss Hardwick
Lieut Robert I Wood U S A and Miss Mary B Hardwick wed in St Thomas Church. The ceremony featured full dress uniforms and palms with a US flag amid greens. Guests included Lt Frank Lahm and Capt Edward Adams along with families from Augusta Macon Kansas City and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Wood
Mary B. Hardwick
George W. Hardwick
Augusta
St. Thomas's Church
Stires
United States
W. Warner. Hardwick
Macon
Ernest M. Stires
Paul Moéhy
Kansas City
Frank P.lahm
U. S
Washington
Robert F. Jackson
U.S. A
Williamstown
Conn
Frank O. Whitlock
West Point
N.Y
Edward M. Adams
U. S.A
Pittsburg
George
Wardwick
Warner Wardwick
Maron
Pavia
Wood
Julia
Kansas
Cuy
Kan
Carpenter
Harry
Rhett
Crooklyn
Co. A. Harper
Marcellus A. Stovall
Miss Ethel Weightman Weds Edwin N Benson Jr
Miss Ethel Weightman daughter of Mrs J Wister married Edwin N Benson Jr at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Philadelphia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Garter of Washington, a brother in law of the groom. The bride is granddaughter of a chemist who left a fortune reported as sixty million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevisi
New-York, Times
Phutuadelphia
Ethel
Weishimanm
J. Wister
Edwin, N. Benson, Jr
Church of ‘the Holy Trinity
Dr. Garter
Washington
Benson and Rev Tomkins Attend European Wedding
Mr Benson wed with assistance from Rev Floyd W Tomkins. The bride, granddaughter of Willia Weichtman the chemist, inherits 60 million. Her aunt Mrs Frederick Courtland Penfield recently gave her 200 thousand. After a wedding trip in Europe the couple will be at home at Chestnut Hill after Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Benson
Floyd W. Tomkins
Willia Weichtman
Frederick Courtland Penfield
Europe
Mrs. Benson
Chestnut
Bishop Greer Weds Arthur Sutcliffe and Alice Crary at Matteawan
In Matteawan at the Teller mansion Bishop Greer of New York marries Arthur Taylor Sutcliffe of New York to Miss Alice Crary daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fulton Crary. The bride, a creditor and Crary heir, wears a gown once used by an ancestor dating to 1712. best man was George B. Ford of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newburg
N. Y
Teller
Matteawa
Bishop Greer
New York
Arthur Taylor Sutcliffe
New ‘York
Alice Crary
Robert Fulton Crary
Robert Fulton
George B. Ford
Boston
Taylor Gray Wedding in Church of the Heavenly Rest
Henry Augustus Taylor and Miss Margherita Wheeler Gray wed yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace. Edward Gray gave her in marriage. Attendants included Miss Margaritta Lowther and bridesmaids Sally Cramne J Henrietta Taylor Katharine Meyer Clara Lowther. Best man Ross F. Gates. ushers George Greer Hobart Weller Kawin Strange and George Mikes. The couple will reside in New York after their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Augustus Taylor
Margherita Wheeler Gray
Thomas K. Egbert
Church of the Heavenly, Rest
Herbert Shipman
Herricle
Edward ©. Gray
Margaritta A. Lowther
J. Henrietta Taylor
Katharine Meyer
Clara G. Lowther
Ross F. Gates
Cergy
Conn
George Greer
Rye
N. Y
George W. Mikes
Boston
Kawin E. Strange
Bridgefwood
Hobart C. Weller
Miss Nellie Dingee Weds Stephen Lutkins In Brookline Home
Miss Nellie Dingee daughter of Mrs Charles E Dingee of 170 Clinton Avenue Brookline married Clinton Stephen Lutkins of Nyack yesterday afternoon at the bride’s mother home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Robert MacDonald with Grace Bedford as maid of honor and bridesmaids Helen Wood Jane Lutkins Mrs Frank Dingee and Mrs Wills. Best man George R Macalister Englewood N J and ushers Albert N Percy Merton Lexow and Frank Dingee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dingee
Charles E. Dingee
Clinton ‘Avenue
Brooklin
Clinton
Stephen Lutkins
Nyack
Robert MacDonald
Grace
Bedford
Helen Wood
Jane Lutkins
Frank Dingee
Wills
George R. Macalister
Marriage Notice for Grace A Shackleton and Brooks Clarke
Miss Grace Angus Shackleton daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Shackleton of 189 Lincoln Road Brooklyn and Iver son Brooks Clarke were married yesterday morning at the bride's home The Rev Charles J Allen of Breether Memorial Church officiated Only immediate relatives attended the wedding Mr and Mrs Clarke will reside in Brooklyn after a wedding trip to the groom's home in Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Angus Shackleton
William A. ‘Shackleton
Lincoln Road
Brooklyn
Iverson Brooks Clarke
Charles J. Allen
Breether Memorial Church
Clarke
Nnp
Georgia
Augusta Judge Charles A. Picquet Weds Dora Koppel
At the bride's aunt home 113 West Eighty seventh Street Miss Dora Koppel married Judge Charles A. Picquet of Augusta after a 6 o'clock ceremony conducted by Rabbi Stephen Wise. The couple then traveled to Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Felleman
Eightyseventh Street
Dora Koppel
Charles A. Picquet
Auguste Ga
Stephen Wise
Judge Picquet
Augusta
Picquet
Musicalal at Lotos Club Draws Crowd on Ladies Day
The Lotos Club at 558 Fifth Avenue hosted a ladies day entertainment despite rain. The program featured Narcise L Salicrup piano, songs by Mrs Anna Taylor Jones and Mrs Wallace Cahill Ayer, violin and cello by Jarl Klein and Britt, and a musical monologue by Frank Lincoln. Notable attendees included Mrs Frank Allen, Mrs John Alexander, Mrs Hewlett Bush, and many other club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Fifth Avenue
Narcise L. Salicrup
Anna Taylor Jones
Wallace Cahill Ayer
Jarl. Klein
Frank Lincoln
Frank
Allen
John Alexander
Hewlett Bush
David H. Taylor
Benefit for Home Nets 3500 at New York Theatre
A benefit for the House of the Holy Comforter Free Home for Incurables raised between 3500 and 4000 dollars at yesterday's New York Theatre performance. Adeline Genée starred in The Soul Kiss with multiple dances and roses tossed to the footlights, while Frederick Norton opened with songs and imitations. Patronesses included numerous society names as the audience filled the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Holy Comforter
New York Theatre
Adeline Gerée
Genée Give
Frederick Norton
Caruso
Ralph Her
Funeral of Dr. Dix at Trinity Church in New York
The funeral for Rev Dr Morgan Dix will be held tomorrow at Trinity Church Broadway and Wall Street with Dr Manning reading the service and Manning expected to become Dixs successor. The service reflects the Protestant Episcopal ritual with a simple dignified ceremony and no public viewing of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall Street
Morgan Dix
West Twenty-seventh Street
Dix
Eyiscopal Church
Manning
William T. Manning
Greater
New York
Clergg
Protestant Episcopal Church
Potter
the Times
Social Notes Show Recital and Society Travels
Miss Amy Baker presents an afternoon recital at Sherry's with Bruno Huhn on piano. Notables booked include Mrs George Gould and the Gould siblings sailing May 12 on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. Several lists of society departures and events follow, including Newport dinners, Europe-bound couples, and charity concerts at the Waldorf Astoria and Majestic hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Baker
Sherry’s
Bruno Huhn
George Gould
Marjorie
Vivian
Edith
Gloria Gould
George Jay Gould Jr
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Dynasts drama by Thomas Hardy announced in Saturday Review
Notice in The New York Times previews The Dynasts a poetic play for mental performance by Thomas Hardy. Readers urged to acquaint themselves with this remarkable new work and not postpone engaging with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saturday Review of Books
Thomas Hardy
Dix's unfinished work carried on by Trinity rector
The article notes Dr. Dix left projects unfinished at his death and that as rector he led Trinity Church Corporation with nine churches and twenty six clergymen. It highlights Trinity's wealth, property valued around Louvao or more, and taxes on STS,000,000. It also cites his strong opposition to divorce and the parish policy barring marriage for divorced individuals in its churches.
Alice Lloyd to Star Here in Ziegfeld Musical Comedy
Klaw and Erlanger with F Ziegfeld Jr signed contracts with Alice Lloyd the English vaudeville star to headline next season in a musical comedy directed by Ziegfeld. The MacNaughton brothers also join the cast and Lloyds engagement starts in October.
Tetrazzini Engaged For Five Years In London
Oscar Hammerstein announced the engagement of Madame Tetrazzini for a five year period. He witnessed her Covent Garden season opening performance in La Traviata before a large distinguished audience and noted the favorable impression of tenor Marak. Patth and Albania attended the gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme Tetrazzini
Firemen Benefit at Metropolitan Opera House Tonight
The Firemen's Benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House is set for this afternoon under the direction of the Association of Theatre Managers of Greater New York. The program features the second act of The Merry Widow from the New Amsterdam Theatre followed by a burlesque of the same act at Weber's Music Hall with stars Emma Eames Anna Held Alice Lloyd May Vokes Josephine Cohan George M. Cohan W H Crane Otis Skinner Lew Yield John Slavin Eddie Foy Vernon Stiles and Sophie Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera’ House
Association of Theatre Managers of
Greater New York
New Amsterdam Theatre
Weber's Music Hall
Emma Eames
Anna Held
Alice Lloyd
May Vokes
Josephine Cohan
George M. Cohan
Doctor Reports Amelia Bingham Improving After Illness
Dr Walter C Gilday said Amelia Bingham's condition has greatly improved since Sunday and has passed the critical stage. He believes she will recover fully. Lloyd Bingham agreed that the danger seems past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Gilday
Amelia Bingham
Lloyd Bingham
The Thief at Lyceum Hosts Yale Dramatic Association
Yale Dramatic Association fills the Lyceum boxes for The Thief performance. After a week Flower of the Ranch to depart Majestic for Chicago summer engagement. Louise Randolph of Harlem Opera House Stock Company to headline Skeith Proctor 125th Street Theatre in The Password sketch next week. Olga Nethersole to make final New York appearance this season at Grand Opera House then depart for Europe midseason. Edna May Spooner to leave Lincoln Square Theatre May 9 for four weeks at Majestic Brooklyn, returning to Lincoln Square in June with Cecil Spooner. Alpha Delta Phi Yale officers to attend Casino tonight to see Sam Dernfird in Nearly a Hero. After Lyceum season wrap May 9, Margaret Illington to tour Grand Canon of Arizona and Colorado with Daniel Frohman, resuming San Francisco in June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Dramatic Association
Lyceum Theatre
Flower of the Ranch
Majestic Theatre
Chicago
Louise Randolph
Harlem Opera House Stock Company
Skeith & Proctor
Europe
Edna May Spooner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Wrooklyn
Lincoln Square
Cecil
Alpha Delta Phi
Yale
Sam Dernfird
Lyceum
Margaret Illington
Daniel Frohman
Arizona
Colorado
San Francisco
Crippled Children's East Side Free School Opens New Building
A large new home at 157 Henry Street was dedicated for the Crippled Children's East Side Free School with flags, music, and remarks. Mrs. Goldman presided as president while Philip Lehman presented the key on behalf of the Emanuel Lehman foundation, marking a gift that includes a future endowment. Over 100 crippled children attend, with aims toward partial or full self support. needs listed include money, a piano, chairs, and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Free School
Too
Henry Street
Henry Goldman
David Léventritt
Julius Sfart
Sinn
H. Pereira Mendes
Philip Lehman
Lntermanuel
Board of Education
Duggan
Finley
College of the City of New York
Lehne Collection Sale At Fifth Avenue Galleries
The Lehne collection sale continued as collectors bid on Colonial furniture and antiques. Receipts reached 8075 dollars for two days bringing total to 12775 dollars with notable purchases by Karl Bitter and S Isham. The sale concludes today as patrons bid on Wedgwood porcelain and Sheraton pieces. A separate concert by Mme Sembrich Paderewski and Adamowsky at the Legal Aid Society draws praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehne
Fifth Avenue
Karl Bitter
Siu
S. Isham
Hope
H. Hi. Hollister
Sheraton
George Armstrong
George Crocker
Legal Aid Society
Mme. Semprich
Messrs.Paderewski
Adamowski
New York
Mme. Sembrich
New England Exposition to Feature Mexican Exhibit in Boston
Green & Rowe managers report from Mexico assurances by President Diaz of a representative Mexican exhibit at the New England Exposition in Mechanics Hall Boston this October. Albino R. Nuncio will oversee the display after directing the Mexican exhibits at Chicago Buffalo and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Green
Green & Rowe
Broadway
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Mexico
Diaz
Republic
Albino R. Nuncio
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louis
Doctor Alexander Cochran Dies in Brooklyn at 76
Dr Alexander Cochran died at his home 321 Park Place Brooklyn of pneumonia aged seventy six. Born in County Derry Ireland he came to America young and graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons. He served as a Civil War surgeon and long served as Medical Inspector of the Brooklyn Board of Health. He leaves eight children two daughters and six sons. Burial will be private in Greenwood family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cochran
Park Place
Brooklyn
County Derry
Ireland
College of _Physicians and Surgeons
Board of Health
Greenwood
Notable Obituaries in Jersey City and New York Area
Charles Henry Gillespie veteran varnish company president dies at 70 at Hotel Albert in Jervey City. Survived by two sons Louis C. and Alanson S. Gillespie. Adolph Pasternak rabbi, aged 66, dies at 303 President Street Trooklyn after years away from active church service. Virginia Kent Johnstone longtime girls school head in New Flaven Conn. passes after months of illness. John Mangler Jersey City resident, born 1824 in Germany, former freeholders and school board member, leaves two daughters. Prince Emil Schoenaich-Arolath poet novelist dies after long illness. born 1852, toured America in the eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Gillespie
Charles H. Gillespie & Lors
Jervey City
Hotel Albert
Louis C
Alanson S. Gillespie
Adolph Pasternak
President Street
Trooklyn
Manhattan
Virginia Kent Johnstone
New Flaven
Conn
John. W. Mangler
Jersey City
Germany
Board of Freeholders
Board of Education
Union League Club
Prince Emil Schoenaich-Arolath
Hasecierh Helstein
Prince Emil
America
Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
Welk St
Orlock
Boston
Baltimore
Richmond
Dix
Sons of the Revolution
New York
New York. Office of the Secretary, Frainces, Tavern, Corner Bread and Pearl Sis
Ari Ae
A.M. Edmund Wetmore
I. Drowne
Dixon
West 49Th St
Frelena Franklin
William P. Dixon
Samuel
Freeborn
William Freeborn
Tate
Tivoli-on- de-Hudson
Charles H. Gillespie
Park Avy
Orange
Leiding
Cincinnati
John Heory Leiding
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Odd Fellows’ ‘Temple
Mangels
John F. W. Mangels
York St
Mauthe
Suideriy
11Th St
Phidus Mauthe
Mary Noel
John Neilson, Jr
Nicholas Fish
St. Mark's
Sidney Place
Fear Joralemon St
Brooklyn
Sayres
Mary E
Seligman
Emelie
Meter Seligman
South 11Th St
Newark
N. J
Cypress Hill
L. L. Spae
Smith
New Roache
Jacob Smith
George Moss
Oyster Bay
Cher
Centre Island
Satuag Jon
Harles ‘Smith
St. Os
Marriages in April 1908 in New Jersey area
Multiple wedding notices listed with dates from April 20 to April 30 1908. Names include Mary Bab bitt to Herbert Adams Helen Van Cortlandt de Peyster to George A Lang and others such as Ada Jaffray to Wallace Sanford Woodriff and Elizabeth Nightingale to James Rhett. Locations cited include East Orange Orange Jersey City Newark and Kewark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams—Babbitt
Hawthorne Av
East Orange
James M. Ludlow
Mary Babbitt
Herbert Adams
Sanford—Woodriff
Christ Church, Orange
Harbocough
Ada Jaffray
John Ri. P. Woodriff
Wallace Walker Sanford
Otille Strassburger
Richard E. Baader
Bance-Shipman
Bijou
AL “Shipman
Charles W. Bante
Calder
Susan Runyon Cheney
William Joseph Watson
Pasdes Tatass Valle
Newark
Nohn
Allan
Kearn
J. Allan, Jr
Anderson
Nassau St
N. J
Theodore Anderson
Beevers
Entra St
N. F
Effis Beevers
Bowen
Dan St
Brooklyn
Jane F. Bowen
Brumond
West Hebeker
Ang
Robert Brumond
Ace
Campbell
West 49Th
Edith
Campse
Carroll
Margaret Carrell
Cassion
Manhattan
Annie Cassion
Lorimer
Joseph J
Cochran
Park Place
Alexander Cochran
He Conway
Ross St
Bridget Conway
Cordes
Lafayette
Edward DB. Cordes
Covc
East Win St
William Cotch
To-Say
M. Deakyne
Orient Av
Jersey City
Haroldi Tr
Deakyne Fabre
West 23Th St
Fabre
Finigan
Helen Finigan. Flynn
Warren St
Elmer J. Flynn
Frampton
Woodside
William €. Frampton
Frey
Madison_ Av
Frederick W. Frey
Paul
Gordon
Central Ay
White Plains
Mary,Gordon
Ege
Gorth
Gerth
Funer Grady
Crap Grady
Funer Hamilton
Syn
James Ha Hanretta
Frederick Heater
Hofem
Jerome Ay
Kate
Furtral
Holloway
West 16Th St
George E. Holloway
Fune
Kain
Lorimerst
Thomas F. Kain
Idnnedy
Himhurst
Johanna Kennedy
Aes
KING
Skillman St
Robert F. Oe
Atlantic Av
Dax HH
Knight Lisle
Jefferson St
Rachel Lisle
Logan
West
Margaret Logan
Pam McKenna
Je 'oKent Lay
2D St
Mary
Ay M. Moorhead
Webster Av
Brom
Thomas Moorh
Pam, Morris
Harrison, N, J
Ellen _ YT
Morris
Mowry
West 3Th St
Bayonne
Edith E. Wewry
Netter
U14
Carroll St
John Netter
Nek
Harm2
George Neuner
O'Laughlin
Thomas F. O'Laughliin
Orneil
Van
26Th St
James Reynolds
Furral
Rosenthal
Chauncey ‘St
Brooks
Lena Rosental
Ryan
Railroad Av
Wailor Digan
Ced
la Saunders
Pf Teratve AV
Agnes Saunders Schmidt
Atqidl West Serth St. Apria
Mary J
Schmidt
Schaum
Scholes St
Trooklyn
George
ScHaurs
Shea
Beth Ay
Hrooklyn
James F. Shea
Joviag. Starr
Sq Prth St
Hecklyn
Kate Starr
Losey Stein
East 127Th
Bertha Stein
M. Sullivan
West “Ist St
Loretta Sullivan
Furgeral
Terhune
Cit
Vonjphins
Brook
CorneHa Ban Zandt
Whittaker
12Th St
Frederick Stewart
West 168Th St
Atilhelm
Wilhelm
Creszend
Wyse
Atteort
Green
William J. W. Zehner
Pinto
Clara J. Zehner
Age Place
Brooklin
A . AN
Brong
April
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements in Brooklyn listings
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from Brooklyn and nearby areas. Entries name the deceased, dates, and service locations such as Trinity Church and local residences, with instructions on flowers and timing. Also includes society notices and memorial confirmations from local clubs.
In Memoriam and Masses at St James Newark
In Memoriam notices for Bridget Spann and Rush are listed with services to-day at St James Church Newark and Michael's Church. The entries indicate a mass for Matédret Rush and a mask for Bridget Spann.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Freeman
Fragt
Mrs. Dudley
Margaret Nicoll
John Cadwalader
University
The
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Dickinson
R. S. Crocker
Robert E. Wood
Ethel Weightman
E. N. Benson
Arthur T. Sutcliffe
Taylor—Gray
En Picquet
Koppel
Fiano
Salicrup
Genee Star
Jam . Barnes
Cornelia R
James Ll. Barclay
Charles Trviman
Henry Buyden
Iris
Iess McNeill Baron
Benjamin Liss Chauncey
Banger Clark_ Co. Cuyler
Dexter
Ders
Charlies Durgin
Herman Te Roy Sommet
Hatey Fick
George Forsyth
James Garley
James Ger
James C. Greenway
E. Hl. Harriran
J. B. Hageing
OR. Somers Hayes
Charles F. Hoffman
G. N. Tanewasy
Kneeland
Luisita Leland
James McLean
Mcallister
Mackay
Miss Moller
Caroline
Paul Merton
Fordham
Henry W. Munroe
John Co
Frances: Ogden
Frederick
Phipps
William Follock
Reid Willam A. Reid
Is Redmond
Walker Smith
Joseph Tuckerman Tower
Edward R. Thowas
Eleanor D. Wood
3. W. Pierson
Renestra
DR. DIX
Trinity
DR. Manning
Henry C. Potter
St. Agnes’s Chapel
West Ninety-Second Street
Wits
Harrisburg
Penn
Social Notes
Alfred Wagstaff
Newport
Alfred Vanderbilt
Pauline French
Samuel Wagstaff
Alfred E. Roelker, Jr
Roberta Roelker
Alfred Roelker
West Thirty-ninth Street
Roberta Woods ‘Bliss
Grace Church Chantry
Brussels
Bliss
G. W. Peters
Great Barrington
Mass
Fenimore Cooper
Albany
Buckingham
Edwar’Atkinson Bayles
South Orange
Oscar Fitzland Moore, Jr
Joseph French
Gotham
Hotel Majestic
University Glee Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Arthur Woodruff
University Plus Clubs
Charles Battell Loomis
Fresh Air Fund For
Ziegfeld
Tetrazzini
Hammerstein
Prima Donna
Cripple School
Emanuel Lehman
Lehne Collection Sale
Paderewski
Sembrich
New England
Alexander Cochran, M. D
Aatoine
Chiris
Omas Ee Os
Gol
Grasse
France
Euler & Robeson
EMS
Supreme American Lead Pencil Co
H.michaelyan
Smith & Watson
Antiques
Furnitiere
Fourth Ave
30Th St
T. M. Stewar
West Bist Fh
Teleph
ST. Ones
Dove Columbus
Lung—De: Physter
St. Bartholomew's Church
David H. Greer
Lalehton Parkas D
Helen van Cortlandt de Peyster
Frederic J. de Peyster
George Augustus Lang
Ss. N
Bird
William E. Cock
Whitestone Alv
Flushing
L. L
Lla. M
Margaret Agnes
John J . Cook
Dean St
Coster
Charles Foster
James
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
19Th ST
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
MR. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbell
Chapela
Cheis
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