Newport to War on Smoking by Women
Special to The New York Times reports Newport society debates banning women cigarette smoking at dinners and gatherings to preserve dignity, while bathing-suit fashion and sun baths at Baileys Beach grow popular among both old and young, with plans for tennis events and summer visits by Alfred Vanderbilt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. J
Europe
Itie
Stuyvesant Fish
Cottage Colony
Baileys Beach
John Jacob Astor
Barger Wallach
Maude Wetmore
Colony
Boston
H. Y
R. F. Doherty
New York
Coffee Causess Health Woes Cited In Letters
A reader cites coffee as the cause of headaches stomach trouble and heart and digestion issues. She praises Postum as a substitute and notes others found relief after switching from coffee. The letter ends urging readers to consider Postum and mentions The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. T. UL
Nathina
Dds
Besa
Wellville
Phys
Leiter to wed Miss Williams in June uncertain place
The marriage of Miss Juliette Williams to Mr. Joseph Leiter is set for Wednesday in Keen but the venue remains undecided between this city and Fort Du Pont Delaware. The couple plan a small ceremony with a clergyman of the bride’s faith, no bridesmaids, and best men for Mr. Leiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wiington
Juliette Williams
Joseph Leiter
Keen
Atterbury Flagg Wedding Quiet At St Thomas Church
John Turner Atterbury and Mrs Anna Davis Robins Flags wed in St Thomas Church with only immediate family present. Officiant Rev Dr Ernest M Stires presided. Attendants include Mrs Flagg's relatives and the couple's two residences in Maine and New York, with plans to split time between their country homes this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner Atterbury
Anna Davis Robins Flags
Ovn
Thomas Robins
St. Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
Beatrice Flagg
W. Allston Flags, Jr
E. Nott Potter
J. W. Fuller Potter
Ellen Mercer Atterbury
Katharine Atterbury
Atterbury
Flagg
Mr. Atterbury
Jiseboro
St. Thomas’ Church
Anna Davis
John Turner
Miss M S Schneider Engaged to Warren McConihe
Miss Margaret Scott Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider of 112 Riverside Drive is engaged to Warren McConihe son of Isaac McConihe of 42 East Fifty-first Street. The couple plan a June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert FP. Schneider
Riverside Drive
Margaret Scott Schneider
Warren McConihe
Ass Isaac MecConihe
East Fifty-first, Street
Miss Schneider
Gov. Pitcher
Mark Tropkins
Williams College
Isaac Me “Onthe
Troy
Joseph M. Warren
Hubrird
Richard I. Murphy
Senator Murphy
Wedding Plans for Keller and Edith Livingston Mason
Miss Edith Livingston Mason of Newport and Arthur Weller plan to marry June 3 at Newport with Rev. Father Seneray officiating. Marguerite Mason will be maid of honor and A B Keller is best man. The couple will sail for Europe June 6 and live at 76 St. Nicholas Avenue upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Livingston Mason
A. Livingston
Mason
Salidon Hall
Newport
Arthur
Weller
Bune Oat
Father Seneray
Providence
Marguerite S. Mason
A. BE. Keller
Mr. Skelier
Gilbert Parker
Owen Wister
Europe
St. Nicholas Avenue
Mr. Keller
Marriage of James George Taylor and Margaret Rose Hyland
James George Taylor and Margaret Rose Hyland were married Wednesday at Holy Trinity Church in a nuptial mass officiated by Reverend M nuptial. J Considine presided. Maids of honor included Katharine Hyland and Celia A. Arthur K. Taylor served as best man with ushers Harry Allen Dennis Fitzpatrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James George Taylor
von West
End Avenue
Margaret Rose Hyland
Holy Trinity Church
Cere J. Considine
Pigny
Migs
Antu Tvkind
Katharine Hyland
Celia
A. Arthur K. J. Taylor
Harry Allen
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Peso
Nan
Jeffraw Brady
Joten
Miss Gertrude Boyd Weds Frederic Ackermann at Willis Avenue
Miss Gertrude Annette Boyd daughter of Mrs Odohn O T Boyd and great granddaughter of Dr Thomas Boyd of New York married Frederic Ackermann son of the late Bernard Ackermann on a Thursday evening at 46 Willis Avenues. Rev Charles Harriman officiated with Mrs G Graham Boyd as matron of honor and Dr William A Boyd gave away the bride. Louis J Ackermann served as best man. ushers included Dr Carl S Boyd Fred eric Graff Russell Covington and Bernard S J Ackermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Annette Boyd
Odohn O 'T. Boyd
Thomas Boyd
New Vority
Frederic Ackermann
Bernard Lt. Ackermann
Willis Avenues
Charles €. Harriman
St. Ann’s Eve Ete Mathee
G. Graham Boyd
William A. Boyd
Louis J. Ackermann
Carlisle S. Boyd
Frederic. Graff
Russell Covington
Bernard S. J. Ackermann
Warner Eaton wedding at Brick Presbyterian Church
Whitage S Warner Jr and Ruth J Eaton wed yesterday at Brick Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr Richards officiating. Bride given by her father. matrons of honor Frank L Schoonmaker sister of bride and Mrs Moore and Mrs Cowperthwaite. Bridesmaids Alice Demorest Helen Smythe Margery Lawrence. Best man Raven Little. ushers Eaton Schoonmaker Cowperthwaite Wright Cotton Klawes Kinsley. The couple will sail for Europe Wednesday and reside at the Wyoming upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitage S. Warner, Jr
Ruth J. Eaton
Bradley L Eaton
Brick Presbyterian Church
William R. Richards
Frank l L. Schoonmaker
Nathaniel F. Moore
Morgan Cowperthwaite
Alice Demorest
Helen Smythe
New York
Margery Lawrence
Flushing
Raven
PD. Little
Welter B. Eaton
Morgan Coowperthwaite
Beals C. Wright
Joseph H. Cotton
Arthur Klawes
Boston
Frederick B. Kinssey
Pittsburg
Mrs. Warner
Europe
Wyoming
Japanese Architects Study Broadway For Tokio Theatre
Two Japanese architects, Tamisuke Yokohawa and Yasuo Matsui, touring New York to study American theatre construction. They will help design Tokio Artistic and Imperial Theatre aimed at blending Japanese and European drama, with a 1912 expo deadline and a private, prominent Tokio backing. The theatre plans foresee translations of Hamlet and Goethe, and a mix of Japanese and European works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Tokio
Tamisuke Yokohawa
Europe
Japan
Yokohana
Yasuo Matsui
University of California
Knickerbocker Theatre
Imperial
Social round of Washington notables and diplomatic guests
Special to The New York Times reports Mrs Emory hosting tea on her Washington return with daughter Mrs Horatio Whiteridge. Luncheon honors Mrs Daniel Nugent. Mrs Frederick H Benedict hosts dinner for Mrs Tragers. Italian Ambassador Baron des Planches leaves for Chicago. Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabucco seek residence at 220 Lafayette Square. Miss Gladys Ingalls to visit Mrs Nicholas Longworth this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Emory
W. H. Emory
New York
Horatio Whiteridge
Baltimore
Whiteridge
Matilda Emory
Timory
Miss Schroeder
Chamnder Schroeder
Fairbanks
Daniel Nugent
St. Louis
Miss Cannon
Frederick H. Benedict
Tragers
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Chicago
White House
Gladys Ingalls
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
May Hamilton Weds Charles Sutherland Ransom
Miss Jessie May Hamilton eldest daughter of the late Andrew Hamilton and Charles Sutherland Ransom were married at Thurlow Terrace Albany today. The ceremony was officiated by Bishop T M A Burke with only relatives present as per recent family losses. Attendant was Miss Mary Hamilton. James Cox Brady gave away the bride and Henry Nott Ransom served as best man. The couple left for their honeymoon in the South after a brief reception and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jessie “May Hamilton
Daugler
Andrew Jamilton
Charles Sutherland Ransom
Thurlaw Terrace
T. M. A. Burke
Hamilton
Miss Mary Hamilton
James Cox Brady
Henry Nott Ransqyi
Mrs. Ransom
South
Society Notes from New York and Europe
Prof Bashford of Columbia elected corresponding member of Paris Museum of Natural History. Rev Dr Rodrick Terry and Mrs Terry leave Gotham for Newport to open their cottage. Mrs K L Ireland, daughter of the late Senator Hanna, stays at Hotel Gotham. Mr and Mrs Daniel A Mathews and Miss Frances Aymar Mathews move to Laporte on 117th Street. A Plaza bridge and hearts party raises 800 for mountain children of the South. Dalph-Astoria hosted an apple blossom luncheon. Kentucky Women hosted a party. Federico Sage and Miss Anne Potter McKenney, wed, sail for Europe for months. Margaretta Meyer and James Kearny Rice Jr. to wed June 3 in New Brunswick. Miss Margot Whitman and Jared Grover Baldwin Jr. to wed tomorrow at 165 West Fifty-eighth Street. Mr and Mrs H Hanna of Thomasville and Mr and Mrs Coburn Haskell join Mrs Ireland at Gotham. Mr and Mrs H J Goodwin host luncheon and dinner for Mrs Gilbert Colgate. Amy Grant and Adolf Glose give opera La Jome reading at 112 Waverley Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Harry Yarnell
Miss Thomas
Charles M. Thomas
San Francisco
Guy Norman
Boston
Norman Estate
J. P. Greene
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greene
Jamestown
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Europe
Sandy Point Farm
J. P. Belmont
William Ax. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harold Vanderbilt
Louis McCagg
Edward T. Post
William Ix. Thorne
Newport
Edith K. Wetmore
New York Co
Delancey Kane
New York
Edwin
Cramp
Philadelphia
Ogden Mills
William Watt
Bashford
Columbia University
Spain
Paris
Daniel A. Mathews
Frances Aymar
Mathews
Clendenning
Laporte
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
South
Margaretta Meyer
John Christopher @Meyer
New Brunswick
N. J
James Kearny, Rice
J. R. Rice
Mssaud Whitman
George L. Whitman
Jared Grover Baldwin, Jr
West Fifty-eighth Street
H. M.hanna
Thomasville
Coburn Haskell
Savannah
Ireland
Gotham
MR AND MRS STOKES RETURN FROM FOREIGN TOUR
J G Phelps Stokes and his wife Rose Pastor return from a two month voyage aboard the Hamburg American liner Amerika. They visited Palmatia the Holy Land Algiers and numerous Continental cities describing the trip as a personal journey rather than a study of socialism. Also aboard were Major D Paul Ehrt Baron Marschall von Flieberstein Dr and Mrs Hermann Baruch and several other named travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G.phelps
Stokes
Rose Pastor
Amerika
Palmatia
Holy Land
Algiers
D. Paul Ehrt
Marschall von Flieberstein
Hermann Baruch
Elliott Carter
David Loring
Norman Mendelson
Oliver Perin
George H. Pendergast
John Stanchfield
Lidell Whitehead
Bachert Couple Fetes 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Max Bachert of Riverside Drive celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary with a dinner in the Plaza State Apartment. Attending were Admiral and Mrs Philip Hichborn Col Robert C Clowry Mrs George C Currier Edwin A Bradley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bachert
Riverside Drive
Plaza
Admiral
Philip Hichborn
Washington
Col
Robert C. Clowry
George C. Currier
Edwin A. Bradley
Henry D. Estabrook
Austin E. Pressinger
John Howard Todd
Elizabeth Eddy
Willian J. Gibson
Country Dance for Montefiore Home Held at Leslie Rooms
A country dance was hosted by the Young Folks' League of the Montefiore Home at the Leslie rooms for charity. The ballroom featured rural decor and guests wore country costumes such as sun bonnets and straw hats, overalls, and print frocks with short skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rooms
Young Folks’ League
Montefiore
Merry Widows
Delegates Named for Colonial Dames Conference
Mrs. Hamilton R Fairfax Mrs. Will iam Robison Mrs. Anson P Atterbury Mrs Beekman Mrs Brevoort and Miss McAllister will travel to Washington next week as delegates to the biennial conference. The National society meets biennially in Washington with state delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton R. Fairfax
William Robison
Anson P. Atterbury
Beekman
Brevoort
Miss McAllister
Washington
The
Colonial Dames
National Society
Death List of a Day Henry Schalk Pioneer Newark brewer dies at 79
Henry Schalk a Newark brewer and prominent city figure died at his home after a long illness. Born in Germany he built P Ballantine Sons and led in politics as Alderman and prison inspector among other roles. Survived by four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schalk
New Jersey
Newark
Essex Court of Common Pleas
Second Criminal Court
Germany
P. Ballantine & Sons
Schalk
Prince Bismarck
Stanton
Carl Schurz
Alice Treat Booth Dies of Pneumonia In New York
Alice Treat Booth 5 years in settlement work at St Rose’s Settlement 257 East Seventy first Street died yesterday in New York of pneumonia. Born in New Haven Conn she was daughter of William Treat Booth and a Wellesley College graduate. Funeral services will be at Church of St Jean Baptiste on Seventy sixth Street tomorrow, burial in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Treat Booth
St. Rose’s Settlement
Seventy-first Street
Miss Booth
New Haven
Conn
William Treat Booth
Wellesley College
Church of St. Jean le Baptiste
Seventy-sixth Street
Third
Lexington Avenues
Robert Boses
Booth
Bassist
Atie Treat Booth
Bristol
Mary Robert F Frank
Morrigtown
Dixon
49Th St
New 10Th
Evelera Franklin
William P. Dixon
Samuel DL. Ratcock
St. Thomas
College of City of New York
Pefundral
Morton St
Morris Markowitz
T Crematory
Fresh Pond
L. E
Mordecai Lodge
O. B
Jonathan Lodge
Hebrew Orphan Asylum of
Brooklyn
East Fifth St
Plainfield
N. J
William Bryce Morrow
Grace Church
St. Ferry
R. R
Car
Car__ lise
Penn
Parsels
Herriott St
Yonkere
Jennie A. Parsells
Greenwood Cemetery
Schenck
Elsa Cornelia
Edwin Saxton
Anna Louise Schenck
Bherrlith
West 18Th St
Smith
Round Brook
Cen‘tral Railroad
New Jersey
Taylor
Montclair
Angina Peeters
Walter T.* Taylor
Anna MM. Guy
Walter W. Taylor
Midland Av
Judge James Huntington Dies After Long Illness In Winsted Conn
Special to The New York Times from Winsted Connecticut May 2 Judge James Huntington longtime legal figure in Litchfield County dies after a prolonged illness He served as State s Attorney for 25 years was President of the Litchfield County Bar Association and earlier thirty years as Judge of the Probate Court for Woodbury District He left the probate role upon reaching age limit Born June 4 in an era of early 20th century limited details linger about his final years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Winsted
Conn
James Huntington
Woodbury
Litchfield County Bar Association
District of
New York Man William Lyons Dies in Virginia Beach
William Heath Lyons of New York died suddenly at a cottage in Virginia Beach after a theatre box party. Cirrhosis of the liver listed as the cause. Dr. Seth Thayer Stewart will transport the body to New York for interment. Lyons split time between New York and an Ohio farm and was a Brooklyn native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Norfolk
William Heath Lyons
New York
Virginia Beach
Seth Thayer Stewart
Lyons
Ohio
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bennington Manufacturer Founder Charles Cooper Dies
Charles Cooper president of Cooper Manufacturing Company of Bennington Vermont and leading knit goods maker in the state died at Round Lake New York aged 72. He hailed from Nottingham England and began knitting needle manufacture in Encee Conn in the 1850s. Dr James Jackson Terhune Dies in Brooklyn at 64 after Brights disease. Civil War veteran and physician with ties to Masons and medical societies. Evelena Franklin Dixon widow of William P Dixon dies in Manhattan. she was daughter of Samuel D Babcock former Chamber of Commerce president. Adolph Hagemann Bronx lawyer dies at 62 in Fordham Hospital from dropsy and Brights disease. funeral planned in Brooklyn. John D Finke Panama affairs figure dies in Hackensack NJ at 61. born in Bremen and served as German Consul at Panama before becoming U S Consul to Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cooper
Cooper Manufacturing Company
Bennington
Vermont
Round Lake
N. Y
Nottingham
England
Encee
Conn
James Jackson Terhune
Bright
Agnes L. Lazier
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Long Island College Hospital
Tle
Grant Post
Commonweath Loder
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Fort Greene Lodge
I. O
O. F
Kings C County Medical Society
Evelena Franklin Dixon
William P. Dixon
Dixin & Holmes
West
Forty-ninth Street
Dixon
Samuel D. Babcock
Chamber of Commerce
Eben Stevens
W. H. Dixon
Cortland P. Dixon
Adolph Hagemann
Bronx
Jingemann
John D. Finke
Panama
Hackensack
N. J
Hie
Bremen
Germany
Africa
Bismarck
Fie
United States
Funeral of Rev Morgan Dix Draws Crowds at Trinity
Trinity Church filled to capacity for the funeral of Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix with Bishop Greer officiating. The service featured Beethoven pieces, psalms, and choral anthems, followed by burial in the Dix family vault at Trinity Cemetery. Attending were Dix family members, clergy from the diocese, Trinity vestrymen, Columbia University officials, and veteran society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
W. T. Manning
Dr. Manning
Saul
Merdessohn
Croft
Cutler
Palestrina
Dix
Trinity
Trinity Cemetery
Wid Street
Broadway
F. B. van Kleeck
Westchester County
George F. Welson
D.D
New York County
W. R. Thomas
D. D
Orange County
Dutchess County
S. Burch
Richmond County
William H. Wibbert
Trinity Chapel
Philip A. H. Brown
St. John’s Chapel
William Montague Geer
St. Paul's Chapel
J. Nevett Steele
Thomas H. Sill
Ambrose $. Murray, Jr
Vernon M. Davis
William Jay
Columbia University
F.D. Grant
Society of the War of Ts12
Sons of the Revolution
Serke and Watts Orphan Asylum
John A. Dix
Grand Arm of the Republic
Paderewski Stars At Legal Aid Society Benefit
Carnegie Hall hosted a benefit for the Legal Aid Society drawing near four thousand dollars. Performers included Mme Sembrich and Mr Paderewski with Mr Adamowski on violin. Paderewski opened with Theme and Variations and offered Chopin pieces and other numbers as encore. Sembrich sang in excellent voice and received warm applause. Concise recap of event and benefitting organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Legal Aid Society
Mme. Sembrich
Messrs. Paderewski
Adamowski
Paderewski
New York
Concert Program Notes Include Classical Pieces and Images
Louis Windmuller prepared programme books with pictures and words of songs for a recital. The program featured works by Paderewski Strandschens Bach and pieces performed by Adamowski and other artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
Adamowski
Paderewski
A. Bach
Louis Windmuller
Legal Aid Soviets
Dour
Help Section Pointer in New York Times
An advisory note directs readers to Page 8 Part 4 of today’s New York Times for assistance. The brief hints at a help feature or guidance found in the specified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Hayn couple welcomed a daughter in New York
Emily Beatrice Hayn wife of Maxmillian George Hayn at 51 West 139th Street, city, reported the birth of their daughter.
Marriages and Nuptials in New Jersey Area Notices
Multiple brief marriage notices listed with couples and venues across New Jersey cities including Jersey City Hoboken Plainfield South Orange and St Thomas Church. Names include Anna Davis John Turner Clara Tanenbaum Leon Prince Bel E Taylor John Catchpool Delight Dickinson Mabel De Laney Leonard Finke Jean Freeborn Thomas Gate Lydia Moeller Franz Jarka Stephen Park Margaret Gorman Helen Niedoff Arthur Schmachtenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catchpool -Taylor
Jersey City
Mabel E. Taylor
John W. Catchpool
Crocker Dickinson
Delight Dickinson
Robert Cracker
Finke- DE Laney
Mabel G de Laney
Leonard J. Finke
Gate Freeborn
Jerse City
Jean Marie Freeborn
Thomas G Gate
Jarka-Moefller
Hobo- Ken
Lydia Moeller
Franz Jarka
Park—Gorman
Plainfield
Stephen F. Park
Margaret E. Gorman
Schmachtenberg — Niedoff
South Orange
Helen Niedoff
Arthur Schmachtenberg
Obituary notices and funeral details from New Jersey and New York
A long list of death notices and funeral plans across May 1908 from towns including Camden Montclair Passaic Newark Hoboken and Brooklyn. Entries report names ages residences funeral dates times and burial or interment details with churches cemeteries and family relations.
Obituary notices with names and funeral details
Brooklyn and New Jersey death notices list individuals by surname with addresses and dates from May 1. Several entries note impending funerals and ages, including William N Goode 61 and Catherine Wallach. many listings provide next-day funeral times and locations across Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Ridgewood.
Tompkins and Tompkins Attorneys at Law Ad
Lawyers at 15 Fifth Avenue offer wills and rebates on wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins& Tompkins
Conselors-at-Law
Fifth Avenue
Unveiling of Monuments in Jewish Cemeteries
A fragmentary list notes to day ceremonies for unveiling monuments at various Jewish cemeteries. Names include Sara Bier Esther Feig Isaac Galland Lazarus Hirsch Morris Littman Samuel Touts Jennie Somers and Isaac Sardine with times around 2 PM or 3 PM at Mount Zion Machpelah and other cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haschkopf
Washington Cemetery
Brier
Sara Bier
Mount Zion
Feig
Esther Feig
Mount Hoppe
Cypress His
Y N. M. Galland
Isaac Galland
Vachinetou
aCe
Hirsch
Lazarus Hirsch
Machpelah
Hofemann
M.” Maimonide
Hills
Liestman
Metperial
Morris
Littman
Stidm Field
Cranetery
Lois
Envet
Samuel
Touts
Machpelah Cematery
Otea Eimons
Jennie Somers
Nian Fields
Isaac Sardine
Mount Neboh Cemwees
Prom Basctikropf
Ieee
World Lawn Cemetery Ad Offered Near Harlem Transit
Advertises World Lawn Cemetery accessible via Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Contact 4955 Gramercy for Books of Views or a representative. Office at 29 East 220 Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grana Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Lota
Gramercy
East
Undertakers Frank E. Campbel Ambulance Service
Undertakers service listing for Franklin E Campbel at 241 243 West 234 Chapels with ambulance service and contact tel 1524 Chelsem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. G Campbel
West
Chelsem
Religious Notices of Services at Multiple Churches
Listings show Rev. Morgan rector and multiple churches across Broadway Wall Street Fulton Street Laight Street 25th Street and more. Services include 10:30 A M 11 K K M and varying mass times with parishes such as St. John St. Paul St. Mary the Virgin St. Agnes St. Luke and others. Rev Wat O Davis also listed with Mass and Evensong schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanel
39Th St
Houston St
Bowrry
St. Agnes’s
Columbus
A. Cane
P.M
Hutson St
Grove St
Napel
Broadway
158Th St
M. St. Luke's Ea
St. Mary the Virgin
Wat O. Davis
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Mrs
Vanderbilt
Alfred’ G. Vanderbilt
William Terry Vanderbilt
Vanalieillc
Newport Texedo Park
New Sach
Vanderhilt
Miss French Hintertains
Pauline Deroy French
Samuel Jones Wagstaff
St. Joan's Church
al Gr. Vanderbilt
Arthur Wagstaff
Wigstaff
Joseph
Ramsay
George D. Ram
Foon
St. Paul
MR. Leiter
Miss Williams
St. Thomas’s
M. S. Schneider
Keller
Eleanor Patterson
Elizabeth Tracy Pattersor
Harral Mulliken
Samuel Mulliken
By. Co
Grace Church Chantry
Alex Cheae Rev
Huntington
Itolen Mulliken
Herbert Clark
George M. Woolsey
James H. Hayden
Taylor—Hyland
Ackermann—Boyd
Warner—Eaton
Washington Society
Ransom—I Jamilton
Social Notes
the Society of *Kentucky Women
dalf-Astoria
Frderico Sage
Anne Potter McKenney
H. J. Goodwin
Gilbert Colgate
Amy Grant
Adolf Glose
Everett Shing
Waverley Place
MR. and Mrs. Stokes
Continent
Miss Alice Treat Booth
DR. DIX
Bishop Greer
DE. Meridor
Rugzist
DE Meridor
Guarenty Adel
Brad
Themauser Mfg.co
Mount Vernon
31St Street
Legal Society
Aid Association
Belle Ferre
Belle Terre
Dean Alvord CO
Prince—Tanenbat
West 74Th St
Dr. J, Teen Magnes
Temple Emanu
Clara’ Peart
Moses Tanenbaum
Leon M. Prince
DE LA Roche
River St
Hoboken
Wilhelm de la Roche
Dotzauer
South Canal
Charles Dotzauer
Elliott
New St
N Me
Margaret G. Elliott
Tinton Av
Mary English
Fitzsimmons
Far Rockaway
Bernard Fitzsimmons
Gibson
Chauncey St
Anna Gibson
Goode
Nevins St
Brocklyn
Willian
N. Goode
Gowdy
Ar Sis
Essteld St
Alexander Gowds
Neral
M. Groome
Rand
Willam Peters
Agers
Hrennerssey
Elizabeth Hennesis
Eowneral
Hetselr
Ineeto Fivid
Apt
Tunéral
Mayer
John Maher
Martels
Ae Ist St
Marty
Martel
Ida Milter
Eun
Mtas
Cat “Brooklin
May
Ty Sr
Zacha
Fleeral
Brooklin
Mille Sefel
Murfity
Yorls Barton Ss
John PF. Murphy
Pat
Sensbach
Monroe St
Mary Senshagh
Sifrke
Nepemarket
Lewis Sierke
Sfeer
Long Island State Hospital
Whithelmuma Speer
Sweeney
ESS
Fauick Sweeney
Sctiretzln
Odolith St
Arsha Marie Sphreizinei
Tithrom
Woodiworl Av
Ridgewood
Frank Throm
Vanderheerk
Relieville
Aisha Mark van
Younes
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