French Wedding Party Rehearsal at Newport
A rehearsal for the wedding of Miss French and Mr Wagstaff was held at St John's Church in Newport Rhode Island. Notable guests include Mrs Vanderbilt and other prominent families. gifts for the bride include a rope of pearls from Mrs Vanderbilt. The ceremony follows tomorrow afternoon with a white satin gown and pink chiffon bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
St John’s Church
Miss French
Wagstaff
Vanderbilt
Harbourview
Muenchinger King Cottages
Perry Belmont
Washington
L. A. Biddle
Philadelphia
Frank Seabury
Boston
W. DB. Greenleaf
Charles B. Alexander
Harriett Alexander
Whitney Warren
W. Lyman
Russell Codman
Francis Bacon, Jr
Abbott
E. C. Cushman
Henry Monrose
E. Clarkson Potter
MISS MAUD WHITMAN WEDS JR AT MOTHER'S HOME
The wedding of Jared Grover Baldwin Jr and Miss Maud Whitman occurred at noon at the bride’s mother 105 West Fifty-eighth Street. The Rev William T Crocker presided. The couple will travel the South for six weeks and then sail for Havre before settling in Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Grover Baldwin, Jr
J. G. Baldwin
Aud Whitman
George Whitman
West Fifty-eighth Street
Willam T. Crocker
Church of the Epiphany
Mrs. Baldwin
Harave
Barcelona
Grace Chapin to Wed William Rogers at Grace Church
Miss Grace Chapin plans a June 1 wedding to William Beverly Rogers at Grace Church with Mrs. J Gordon Douglas as matron of honor. Ushers will include Stuyvesant Fish Jr. and Albert Z. Gray among others. Chapin and her parents arrive from Europe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chapin
William Beverly Rogers
Grace Church
J. Gordon Douglas
Rogers
Stuyvesant Fish Jr
Albert Z. Gray
William Rhinelander Stewart, Jr
Alexander Keogh
Kenneth Budd
Osborne Engagement Announces Lucille Graves Osborne
Mr and Mrs Robert A Osborne of Newark announce the engagement of their daughter Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne to Henr James Lamar Washington of New York and Georgia son of William Hunter Washington ex Attorney General of Tennessee. The couple plan a European summer motor tour after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Osborne
Newark
N. J
Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne
David Graves
Henr James. Lamar Washington
New York
Georgia
William Hunter Washington
Tenessee
Europe
Isa Osborne
Ansonia
Wedding announcements and social events in New York society
The item lists multiple society notices: a wedding at St Mary the Virgin on West Sixty sixth Street with Miss Caroline Skidmore Towns and Walter Jones Hewlett. a Paris marriage in February. a reception at Sherry's. greetings for Count and Countess Festetics ds Tonna visiting Mrs Gardner Wetherbee. a charity benefit sale for St Marys Free Hospital for Children at Mrs Wiganman Bull's Fifth Avenue home. another wedding at St Johns Church Newport between Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff. a Little Minister staged at Carnegie Hall for Chrystie Street House. ticket distribution details by Laura Edwards and Harry Moffat Curtis. reputations of Mrs W H McClure, Miss F S Macdonald, Miss Rice of Worthington, and Duncan Cryder at the Buckingham. Wagstaff and Cornelius Wagstaff Rem gen traveling to Newport. Mrs George J Gould and family sailing to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Skidmores
John Townsend Willis
Walter Jones Hewlett
Walter’r. Hewlett
Longsland
Church of St. Mary,the Virgin
Westerty-sixth Street
Sherry’s
Festetics
Pauline’ le Roy French
Samuel Wagstaff
St. Johns Church
Newport
J. M. Barrie
Little Minister
Carnegie Ee
Chrystie Street House
Laura d. Edwards
West Harty-seventh Street
Harry ,Moffat, Curtis
West Fifty-seventh Street
Italian Opera Troubles at the American Theatre
The Italian Grand Opera Company facing pay disputes after moving to the American Theatre. Several former members claim they are owed five weeks of pay and were dropped in the new company, while the manager says all are paid and some on the road remain unsettled. The review notes Aida at the American Theatre and a sensational new soprano, with Lucia to be performed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Aimeri
G. Strauss
V. Colombe
M. Bossi
K. Torre
A. Vaoloni
Alessandroni
G. Zara
A. Oteri
Academy of Music
Abramson
New York
Aida
American Theatre
Samoilov
Arcangeli
Amonasro
Mme. Canzio
Ammaeris
Fernari
Lucia
Boston soprano to debut as Violette in Camille
Miss Charlotte Grosvenor of Boston will make her professional debut singing Violette in Camille with the Helen Noldi Opera Company at the West End Theatre on 125th Street. About 200 friends from Boston are attending the premiere after her repeated private recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Grosvenor
Boston
Grosvenor
Ohio
Grand Opera Singers
Violette
Camille
Helen Noldi
West End
125Th Street
Opera House Chief Delays Europe Trip to Acquaint New Director
Andreas Dippel co-director of the Metropolitan Opera House postpones his departure for Europe to Saturday to welcome the arrival of the new Italian director Gatti Casazza. Dippel will sail on the Cam Pacslfred Hertz and stay to brief the new head on the opera house operations. The Italian director spent the day meeting department heads to learn the house's workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Gatti- Casazza
Dippel
Hertz
Opera House
Wagner family tour planned with Siegfried in America
It was announced last night that negotiations are entered into with Siegfried Wagner for a tour through principal American cities starting next October. He will bring an orchestra of sixty five musicians four soloists and his mother Cosima Wagner. Forty concerts are slated in various cities ending with a farewell concert in Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Wagner
America
Cosima Wagner
Madison Square Garden
Hela Noid Opera Opens Week With 74 Traviata
The Hela Noid Opera Company opened its second week at the West End Theatre with a performance of 74 Traviata. The company announced that Aida is in preparation for upcoming shows this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela Noid! Opera Company
West End
Opening of Luna Park Season Set for May 16
The Luna Park season opens Saturday afternoon May 16 with a 3 PM motor procession from Times Square to Coney Island led by a band and a parade of 38 cars carrying leading theatre figures authors managers and composers A. L. Erlanger will unlock the new gateway at Lufla Park entrance and a Thompson & Dundy elephant named Gyp will lead an inspection tour after which the public opening follows dinner in the new restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Park
Times Square
Coney Island
Lufla Park
A. L. Erlanger
Ainlock
Gyp
Thompson & Dundy
Broadway
Veterans Attend Hippodrome Performance in Full Parade
Forty eight Grand Army of the Republic posts were represented by veterans at the Hippodrome last night. Gen Horace Porter and his comrades occupied a stage box to the right while Gen I D Grant and his staff sat opposite. Marcelina appeared in military garb to honor the occasion with over 400 veterans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Hippodrome
Horace Porter
Miss Lucille Marcel Sings in St Petersburg
Miss Lucille Marcel of New York soprano of the Opéra Comique Paris appeared in a special performance of Aida at the Imperial Opera St Petersburg after the regular Russian season ended. She was well received by a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
St. Petersburg
Lucille Marcel
New York
Opéra Comique
Paris
Imperial Opera
Roosevelt Couple Attends Wizard of the Nile Opening
President and Mrs Roosevelt attended the opening night performance of The Wizard of the Nile by the Aborn Opera Company at the National Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
The
Aborn Opera Company
National Theatre Tonight
Gov Guild's First Ride Since Illness in Boston
Boston May 4 Gov Guild left his house for a short drive with Mrs Guild and a nurse, the first outing since a severe illness. He walked to the carriage with an attendant aiding. The rest of the page notes rising shad prices after last Thursday's storm, with Connecticut River and rock shad quoted at 75 cents and 1.25 dollars respectively, plus roe and preparation tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Deakra
Kate Barton’s Temptation at the New Star Theatre
A four act melodrama set on the Bowery follows Kate Barton as she faces a theft plot, poverty, and pursuit by Bill Barlow. Robert Reed protects her and Bill’s schemes unravel in a crowded finish with disguises, a pistol, and a police court outcome. Grace Covert stands out as a clever Bowery girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barton
Thomas
Sewell
New Star Theatre
New York
Boweryites
Kate Bartow
the Bowery
Bill Bartow
Kate
Bill
Robert Reed
Express
Bill Barlow
Bowery
Wing Lee
Robert
Grace Covert
Japanese Actress Performs One Act Vampire Cat Reading
Mme Fuji-Ko, a noted Japanese actress, presented her adaptation of a Japanese drama last night at Edmund Russell's studio. The one act piece titled The Vampire Cat of Nabeshima features an ancient superstition about a deadly vampire in the form of a beautiful woman favored by the Prince. Joseph Brooks of Klaw Erlanger attended among many literary and artistic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Fuji-Ko
New York
Edmund Russell
Nabeshima
Joseph Brooks
Klaw & Erlanger
Adelaide Keim Opens Stock Season at Metropolis Theater
Adelaide Keim, a Broadway actress, opened a season in stock at the Metropolis Theatre under Hurtig & Seaman. The opening attraction featured Clyde Fitch's Barbara Frietchie with Miss Keim in the title role.
National Conference of Jewish Charities opens in Richmond
The fifth biennial session meets at the Jefferson Hotel with prominent U S Jews in attendance. It runs through Wednesday with the Jewish Body merging into the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. An opening dinner was hosted for the conference by the local Jewish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Richmond
National Conference of Jewish Charities
Jefferson Hotel
United States
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Bijur
Beth Ahabah
No Alarm Over Immigration Says Secretary Straus
Oscar Straus, Secretary of Commerce and Labor, told the Presbyterian Union at the Hotel Savoy last night that there is no need for alarm at rising immigration. He noted past fears over Germans, Irish, and now Italians Hungarians Armenians as workers who helped build the nation, citing historical foreign birth percentages in the Army and population to argue for calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Union
Hotel Savoy
Oscar §. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
America
United States
San Francisco Recovers Passenger Traffic Hit by Disasters
United Railroads of San Francisco reports passenger traffic returning to normal levels. March earnings averaged $15,017 daily, down from $17,845 in March 1907. For the first three weeks of April the daily average rose to $18,684.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Railroads of
San Francisco
Porto Rico Governor Seeks Aid in Insular Affairs
Governor R H Post of Porto Rico arrives in Washington aboard the Red Diner Philadelphia for a governors meeting on May 12 and will stay until June 20. He plans talks with President Roosevelt on insular affairs and cites strong credit but drought hurting sugar trade and overall prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Post
Porto Rico
Washington
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Gov. Post
Gerry Society Inquiry Opens Audit of City Aid
Charles Hervey head of the Bureau of Municipal Investigation and Statistics began an audit of the Gerry Society Charity’s books. The focus is on the $50 000 city appropriation and will not touch the organization’s general funds. The review, like similar finance department probes, should last about three days. Hervey and assistants spent much of the day at the society’s rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hervey
Bureau of Municipal Investigation and Statistics
Finance Department
Society For the Prevention of
Gerry Society
Hervey
Cardinal Logue Arrives in Washington for U S Visit
Cardinal Logue Primate of Ireland arrives in Washington with a party of Catholic prelates. He stays through Friday as guest of St Patrick's rector and attends a luncheon at the Catholic University of America. He will meet President Roosevelt and say Mass at St Patrick's before departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Church
New York
Catholic University of America
Roosevelt
St. Patrick’s
Saratoga County Society Holds Annual Dinner at Yale Club
The Saratoga County Society held its annual dinner last night at the Yale Club on West Forty-fourth Street. About fifty people attended. Rev. Dr. George Alexander, president of Union College Schenectady and retiring society president, presided. Speakers included John S. Whalen secretary of state J S L Amoreaux William D McNulty and H L Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Society
Yale Club
West Forty-fourth Street
George Alexander
Union College
Schenectady
John S. Whalen
J. S. L’amoreaux
William D. McNulty
8. L. Blood
Orphans Enjoy Wild West Show Amid Indian Villages Attacked
On Orphans Day city children, especially boys, crowded the arena to watch a staged Indian versus cowboy football game and a dramatic avalanche. The scene featured Sidestep cavalry riders and a stage coach escape before a lively crowd including Italian girls and bustling spectators seeking cartridge shells as souvenirs.
Suffragettes Rally In Harlem Amid Enthusiastic Crowd
Suffragists draw police and labor support at a second open air Harlem meeting on Seventh Avenue and 125th Street. Inspector Thompson led twenty five plainclothes and fifteen uniformed officers, as stone bleachers provided perched viewing. Attendees cheered loud as speakers Lydia Commander and Sophie Loebinger drew attention, including a red feathered hat worn by Mrs Borman Wells. Three arrests were reported on the outskirts, not affecting the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Inspector Thompson
Seventh Avenue
125Th Street
Lydia Commander
Sophie , Loebinger
Borrman Wells
George W Martin & Brother Senior Partner Dies at 67
George Winslow Martin, a Civil War veteran and senior member of George W. Martin & Brother produce merchants at 8 Harrison Street Manhattan, died yesterday at his home 413 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn in his sixty eighth year. He leaves two sons George W Dr and Edwin E and two daughters Mrs Lillian Pearsall and Miss Harriette Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winslow Martin
George W. Martin & Brother
Harrison Street
Manhattan
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Martin
George W
Edwin E
Lillian Pearsall
Harriette Martin
Theatrical Notes Move and Travel Abroad
Percy G Williams sails for Europe on the Amerika for six weeks with first stop Paris then London for pleasure. Julius Hopp heads to Philadelphia to launch a Socialist theatre branch with a May 9 meeting and address. Over 100 West Point cadets enjoyed Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in Madison Square Garden last night cheering Col Cody. Vernon Stiles and Harriet Behnee of Madame Butterfly announce Europe voyage on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to meet Mr Savage in Paris for concert engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy G. Williams
Europe
Amerika
Mr. Williams
Paris
London
Julius Hopp
Philadelphia
Col. Cody
Vernon Stiles
Harriet Behnee
Herry
Uncle Dan Whipple dies at 109 in Traverse City
Traverse City Mich May 4 Thnele Dan Whipple aged 109 died last night from a brain hemorrhage. Born March 1 1799 in Cattaraugus County New York he was a member of General Frémont s exploring party on the historic trip across the Rockies and a companion of Kit Carson. He later served through the Civil War in a pest seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan” Whipple
Traverse City
Mich
Thnele Dan’ Whipple
Cattaraugus County
Gen. Frémont
Rockies
Kit Carson
The Top o the World and More Broadway Acts Visit Brooklyn
The piece The Top o the World played at Montauk Brooklyn after Manhattan runs with stars George Monroe, Anna Laughlin, and Kathleen Clifford still in the company. Jimmie Rosen as Buster Brown featured at the Majestic for the week. Marie Dressler led a vaudeville bill at the Orpheum with many stars. Anna Held appeared in The Parisian Model at the Broadway Theatre to a crowded house. Dora Thorne, a dramatic version of the novel, was shown at the Columbia Theatre yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
the Majestic
Casino
Montauk
Brooklyn
George Minroe
Anna Laughlin
Kathleen Clifford
Jimmie Rosen
Buster Brown
Majestic
Marie Dressler
Percy G. Williams
Orpheum
Anna Held
New York
Broadway
Dora’ Thorne
Cof
Columbia Theatre
Albert Stickney Dies at 68 Former Boston-born New York Lawyer
Albert Stickney, 68, of Stickney, Maclay & McBurr ney, died yesterday at his home 618 Madison Ave. He was a Harvard and Harvard Law School graduate who served as Lieutenant Colonel in the Forty-seventh Massachusetts Volunteers during the Civil War. He practiced law here thereafter and held prominent roles in major cases, including impeachment proceedings and defense work for Justice Ward and the Jacob Sharp case. He co authored books and was active in civic and educational circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stickney
Stickney
Bar Association
Justice Or Ward
Supreme Court
Reading
Jacob Sharp
Old
Broadway
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Edward M. Shepard
Transvaal
Wiarward, City
Uversity
Downtown
Notable Obituaries Across States and Institutions
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of prominent figures including Mrs. Oscar C. Badger mother of Capt. Charles J. Badger of the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Charles K. Willmer Montclair secretary of the American News Company. Thomas J. Sullivan Director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. Dr. William Halsted Caswell retired physician from Shelter Island. Jervis H. Bennett longtime State Arsenal employee in Trenton. Mrs America Davis Gill Dover editor's wife in Ion Street. Mrs Imogene Manley longtime organist at St. Ula Episcopal Church Chatham. Nathaniel Shivehick New York insurance broker residing East Orange. Sidney T. Munson Dover assistant police marshal and former Morris County official. Dr Joseph C. Farrington Harlem physician native of the city who died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Badger
Charles J. Badger
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles K. Willmer
Montclair
American News Company
Thomas J. Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
William Halsted Caswell
Shelter Island
N. Y
John Haight Caswell
Columbia
College of Physicians
Jervis H. Bennett
Odd Fellows
New Jersey
Trenton
State Arsenal
America Davis Gill
Harry R. Gill
Dover N. 2
Advance
Ion Street
Dover
Imogene Manley
St. Ula Episcopal Church
Chatham
N. J
Charles. Manley
Woman's and
Nathaniel Shivehickh
New York
North Arlington Avenue
East Orange
Falmouth
Mass
Sidney T. Munson
J. Munson
Morris County Board of Freeholders
Morris County
Rahway Reformatory
Joseph C. Farrington
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Farrington
Harlem Medical Association
Baldwin Whitman marriage at 165 West 58th Street
May 4 1908 Maud Whitman daughter of Mrs Georges Whitman married Jared G Baldwin Jr at 165 West 58th Street by Rev W T Crocker D D. Also Gertrude Lesser wed Charlie Hornig at West Hoboken Jersey City couple Helen Les Robison Charles L Robison wed in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornig—Lesser
West Hoboken
Gertrude Lesser
Charlies Hornig
Robison
Leeb
Jersey City
Helen Les
Charles L. Robison
Obituary notices from a New York area paper May 1908
A dense list of death notices and funeral announcements across Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby towns dated May 1908. Names include Backus Bailey Caswell Cowdin Cowell Edgar Farrington Gostenhofer Hamilton Harris Hills Keleher Seaycraft Ludlow Magee Nelson Schenck Stickney Crain Ward Willmer Aura da Backer Bock Britting Cadigan Cavanagh Comstive Coughlin Deery Douglas Whalley Drommesheiser Embleton Farrell Feltman Ferdin Felter Foley Garrigan Greaney Greene Elliott Greens Hake Hester Hiscox Hogue Horth Houghtlin Hummel Hughes Hunt Kelly Leanning McCabe McCusker McDonough McGrath McLaughlin Manley Martin Martin Mollier Morris Mulcahey Pagelow Phillips Rausch Rewehl Rettig Schanckyeiler Schepelyr Schmitt Smith Steebing Steffan Timpson Titus Voorhees Wheeler Wood. Funeral times vary with private interments requested in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Broadway
Royden Sts
Camden
N. J
Herleigh Cemetery
Caswell
Shelter Island
N. Y
William Halsted Caswell
John and
Mary Haight Caswell
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th St
Cowdin
Paris
Gertrude Cheever
John EF. Cowdin
Cowell
Lafayette Av
Brooklyn
Laura A. F. Carnter
John Cowell
Wrentham
Mass
Edgar
la Roy Edgar
Daniel M
Julia Lorillard Edgar
Farrington
Baltimore
Joseph O. Farrington
New York City
Gostenhofer
Gene Switzerland
Caroline W. Afitz
Frederic C. Gostenh
Hamilton
Kansas City
Stuart Walcott
Edwin Chauncey Hamilton
Utica
Harris
Lth
Georgiana
James Erris
Evergreen
L. I. Hills
Ida Virginia Hills
Alfred K. Hills
Weste End
Keleher
Westerly
R I
Daniel Keleher
Noyes Av
Seaycraft
Hannah Thompson
Anthony D. Leaycraft
Charles S. Tenedict
West 199d St
Ludlow
Plainfield
Randall H. Ludlow
West
Stephen Merritt Burial Company
19Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Magee
Manasquan
Morgan de Lancey Moeges
Nelson
Horatio Nelson
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Avané 9Th St
le O‘clock
Schenck
Elsa Cornelia
Edwin Saxtom
Anna Louise Schenck
West 48Th St
Stickney
Albert Stickney
Beaton
Crain
Mamaroneck
Harriet A. Train
Foner
Sheffieid
Ward
Orange
Daniel L. Ward
Berkeley Av
Willmer
Montclair
N.J
Charles Knight Willmer
South 10Th
Mary E. Farrell
Feltman
East Tith St
Tillie Feltman
Ferdin
Cresskill
Garrett Ferdun
Felter
Carlton Aw
Brodgyn
George E. Foster
Foley
Pacific St
Rose Foley
J. Garrigan
Lafayette St
Jennies Garrigen
Gooding
Wey
Greaney
North 8Th St
Anne M. Greaney
Hogue
West 46Th
T. May
Sam Hogue
Eorth
West Qlst St
Charles Horth
Houghtlin
Park Plats
Alten A. Beiger
Hummel
Paterson
Bemann Hummel
Hughes
Elizabeth Hughes
Hunt
Baltic St
May
Margareta Kelly
Chabesltt AY
Jon T.kelly
Fune - Leaning
Frederick
Thomas McCabe
McCusker
North
St. Brooke
Je McCusker
McDonough
Avenue B
Sam McDonough
Funerow
Tompkins St
John McDonough
McGrath
East List
Mollier
Rewehl
Hickstille
Mra
Ee Reweh
Mt ’ Rettig
Tba
St. Brod&fyn
Emile C. PF
Rettig
Sciancrwlil Oh
Steffan
Timfoon
3Aro Ay
Newark
Coer Timpson
Titus
Devte St
Broklyn
Mary Elisabeth Fhius
A. Tully
Penn St
Thomas
Tully
Voorhees
West Kita St
Mey
Joan J. Voorhees
Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Maude Whitman
George L. Whitman
Jared G. Bald
Win, Jr
Honeymoon
South
Miss Maud Whitman
Jared G. Baldwin, Jr
Osborne
Social Notes
W.H. McClure
F.8. Macdonald
Albany
Miss Rice
Worthington, Mass
Duncan Cryder
Buckingham
Cornelius Wagstaff Remgen
George J. Gould
England
Vichy
Little
Grand ‘Rapids
Sarge Ash
Miss Grosvenor
Roosevelts
Opera
Gov. Guild
Star Full of
MME, Fuji-Ko
Adelaide Keim
Jewish Charities Meeting
Straus
Army
Gerry Society Inquiry
Saratoga Society
Buf
Falo Bill
Chas. IL. Fletcher
Murray Street
Amusements
J. &. Rera
Lexingster Ave
St. Lowly B
Aurada
Grand St
Barbara Auraia
Backer
Flamence Jane Backer
Bock
East
St. Julius
Britting
Katherine. Britting
Teasdale Place
John J. Buckley
Cadigan
East 16Th &T
Henry M. Cadigan
Cavanagh
New Jersey Av
Anne Cavanagh
Lincoln Av
Broocklyn
Rose Comstive
Coughlin
Wythe Av
Patrick Coughlin
Belle Terre
Dean Alvord CO
Pekin
Prince Borghese
By Luigi Barzini
Mitchell Kennerley
Smith & Watson
Fourth Ave
30Th St
California
Colorado
Portland
Tompkine
Woodlawn
Hariem
Grand Central
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
C&ty
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Ceapela
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