Methodists Plan Renewed Activity Across Europe and Asia
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore discusses expanding temperance activities, social outreach, and world evangelism. Bishop Burt notes growth in Europe with 66,572 members and 80,448 Sunday school attendees while citing persecutions in Germany and Bulgaria. He calls for unity among Methodist branches in Germany and hints at wider federation to heal divisions across Europe. Chancellor Day and James M. Buckley debate open sessions, and a federation report urges inviting the Methodist Protestant Church to unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sasamon
Chenzei College
Nagasaki
Japan
Methodist Church of Japan
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wesleyans of
England
Europe
Burt
Bishop Burt
Germany
Bulgaria
Italy
Russia
Bishon_Burt
France
America
Syracuse University
James M. Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
John F. Goucher
Committee
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Pittsburg
Postum Turns Coffee Drinkers Toward Health
A family letter praises Postum as a healthful beverage replacing coffee. The writer notes dyspepsia relief and weight gain after three months of Postum use, with a physician husband endorsing it. The letter is presented as a genuine, repeatable testimonial with a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Wellville
Controversy Over Church Discipline Paragraphs Stirs Committee
The committee reviewing the Bishops address will report against changing the paragraph on amusements in church discipline. Strong opposition has emerged to any alteration, with debates centered on language removal.
Brawl at AME General Conference in Norfolk
At the Norfolk AME General Conference Bishop Salter faced a heated floor clash when a delegate accused him of unfair rulings. He struck the pulpit with his gavel, prompting a tense exchange over officer expenses and a push for reconsideration that failed. The South Africa delegation was warmly welcomed amid the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
General Conference
The
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Salter
Shaffer
Dr. Chappelle
Smythe
Michigan
Bishop Salter
Chappelle
South Africa
Ball for Széchenyi in Budapest Park Club
Countess Széchényi formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt of New York was formally introduced to the Magyar aristocracy at a ball in the Budapest Park Club on Thursday evening. Guests included Archduke Joseph and the Archduchess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Countess Széchényi
Gladys Vanderbilt
New York
Budapest Park Club
Archduke Joseph
Wedding Plans for Henry Ladd Corbett and Gretchen Hoyt
The June 3 ceremony at St. Bartholomew's Church will be conducted by Bishop Greer and Rev. Leighton Parks. Bride’s sister Elizabeth Hoyt serves as maid of honor with bridesmaids including Elizabeth Hoyt B. S. Hoyt and Lorraine Roosevelt among others. Elliott Corbett is best man. many ushers from Corbett and related families attend. The reception is at the bride’s parents’ East Seventy-fifth Street home. Corbett, a Portland banker and Harvard graduate, will arrive about May 23 for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ladd Corbett
Henry Corbett
Portland
Ore
Gretchen Hoyt
Henry Reese Hoyt
St. Bartholomew's Church
David H. Greer
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew’s
Elizabeth S. Hoyt
Hoyt
Elizabeth B. S. Hoyt
Colgate Hoyt
Lorraine Roosevelt
J. West Roosevelt
Rosamond S. Dixey
Boston
Dorothy King
David H. King
Edith Landon
Henry H. Landon
Anita L. Peabody
Charles A. Peabody
Elliott Corbett
Hamilton Corbett
Roderick McClay
William B. Boulton, Jr
Francis Peabody
Julian Peabody
Garaner Perry
Gordon Parker
Henry S. Parker
East Seventy-fifth Street
Corbett
Harvard University
Willam Hadwen Starbuck
William H. Starbuck
East Sixty-fourth Street
Annie Burchall Crary
Lillie Howell Crary
Brooklyn
First Presbyterian Church
Crary
Ambrose E. Ranney
de Witt H. Roberts
Ruth Rider
Marie Lott
Kathleen Richardson
Elizabeth S. Weeden
Ambrose Ellott Ranney
Robert Bonner
James Harle
New York
Samuel Lloyd
Philadelphia
Alfred Milligan
Frank Howell Bulley
George W. Bulley
Marriage of Richard Standish Francis and Louise Buffum Congdon
Richard Standish Francis of New York marries Louise Buffum Congdon at the bride’s parents home 7 Cooke Street. Best man is Gilbert Maurice Congdon, a brother of the bride. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ECE R. I
Richard Standish Francis
New York
Louise Buffum Congdon
Johns Hopkins Congdon
Cooke Street
Gilbert Maurice Congdon
Francis
Barnard Engagement Announced In Baltimore
Mrs William Theodore Barnard announces the engagement of her daughter Edith S Barnard of 2019 St Paul Street Baltimore to James Delano of New York He is the son of the late James Delano and Mrs Delano of New Bedford Mass Edith's father was the late Dr William Theodore Barnard once connected with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
William Theodore Barnard
St. Paul Street
Edith S. Barnard
James Delano
New York
Barnard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Delano
New Bedford
Mass
Kellys announce engagement of Marion Woodruff Kelly
Mr and Mrs Augustus W Kelly announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marion Woodruff Kelly to Arthur Stannard Avant Vernay in a formal family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus W. Kelly
Miss Marion Woodruff Kelly
Arthur Stannard Avant-Vernay
Social Calendar Notes Rich with New York Elites
Mrs Clarence H Mackay hosted a 25 cover dinner at Harbor Hill Roslyn for Mrs Henry C Phipps formerly Miss Gladys Mills. Guests included Gatti Casazza Metro politan Opera director St John Smith and many New York social figures with upcoming weddings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn Country Place
Henry C. Phipps
Gladys Mills
Gatti Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
St. John Smith
Florence Howland
Union Club
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr
Langdon Parker- Marvin
Henry McBurney
Willia Stackpole
Julian Parker Welsh
Lawrence S. Butler
New York
Charles Jackson
Elliot Wadsworth
Boston
Frederick Hale
Portland
William Woodward
Bayard Cutting
Hermann Kinnicutt
Stewart Walker
Episcopal Monk Prefers to Remain Anglican as Rome Calls
The article profiles Father Paul, an Episcopal priest near Garrison New York who publishes The Lamp and promotes reunion with Rome. He dismisses plans for a new Uniat Church and explains his aim to bring lay Anglicans back to Rome from within the Anglican Church. He cites Henry VIII and the creation of the church as political, and says he may work for a century to see reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Episcopal Church In
America
FatherGarvey
St. Elizabeth's
Philadelhia
James Aud Francis
Garrison
N. Y
Roman Apostolic Delegate
Rome
Father Paul
Raymoor
Hudson
St. Paul
Spencer Jones
England
Dr. Jones
Potter
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
Episcopal Church
Christ
Church of Rome
French fishing vessel Gascogne burned near Newfound Land
A cablegram from Havre reports the French fishing vessel Gascogne sailing from Pecamp France burned off Newfound land. Thirty six crew were rescued and taken to St Pierre for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Gascogne
Pecamp
France
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Fairyland Park in Memphis Destroyed by Fire
Fairyland Park at Poplar and McLean Avenues in Memphis along with several adjacent buildings was burned early today. The total loss is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland Park
Memphis
Tenn
Poplar and
McLean Avenues
Opera hopes for New York singers and a grand opportunity
Ivan Abramson plans to audition New York singers for his opera company with conductor Fornari at the American Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Suitable voices may appear with the Italian Grand Opera Company. Fritz Kreisler has acquired the Stradivarius violin long owned by Edward Dean Adams’s family in New York since 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Abramson
New York
Fornari
American Theatre
Fritz Kreisler
Edward Dean Adams
Theatrical Notes on Stage Moves and Openings
The notes list film showings at Earth & Proctor Union Square Bijou today and tomorrow. Dream and dancer Mile. Dazie rest under Dr. Letser. Mme Georgiana Neunendorff to replace Josie Sadler in The Gay Musician at Wallack's next Monday. Julian Eltinge signs with Cohan Harris for 1908 1909 season with George Evans minstrels. Olga Nethersole to speak on compulsory insurance and old age pensions at People's Institute. Mabel Taliaferro ends Polly of the Circus run at Liberty Theatre. Lew Fields reaches 250th performance of The Girl Behind the Counter at Herald Square. Manhattan Actors' Society to present Pity and Pacing the Music at Carnegie Lyceum next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eKrth & Proctor
Union Square
Dazie
Oscar M. Letser
Mme
Georgiana Neunendorff
Metropolitan Opera
Irving Place Theatre Company
Josie Sadler
Mabel Taliaferro
Liberty Theatre
Lew Fields
Herald Square Theatre
Manhattan Actors’ Society
Carnegie Lyceum
Carnegie Lake Drive Could Replace Abandoned Rail Line
In New Brunswick New Jersey the abandoned Pennsylvania Railroad right of way along Carnegie Lake near Princeton University may become a lake shore boulevard. Middlesex Freeholders and Princeton University discussed road acts funding a county road approach with university and county cost shares. Further talks planned as county considers purchasing the old rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Monmouth Junction
Princeton
Carnegie Lake
Princeton University
Lake Shore
Middlesex County Board of Freeholders
Frank H. Pownall
Jamesburg
A. L. Hundy
Board of Freeholders
University
Freeholders
Middlesex County
New Jersey
Messrs. Pownall
Mundy
Osborn to Study Museums Abroad on European Trip
Henry Fairfield Osborn president of the American Museum of Natural History sails for Europe aboard the Prinzessin Irene to inspect Madrid Paris and Brussels museums and to lecture in Lyons on vertebrate paleontology. The five to six week journey includes a Gibraltar landing and return via Paris and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Morris K. Jesup
American Museum of Natural History
Europe
Madrid
Paris
Brussels
Lyons
Osborn
Gibraltar
Spain
Eee
Girls in a Danish Play at Miss Keller’s School
The Danish lyrical drama King Rene's Daughter by Hertz with music by Warren was staged by Miss Keller's senior class at 35 East 62nd Street. Proceeds aided Barnard College scholarship. Helen Ford directed. Cast included Ruth Rhein Katherine G Chapin Leila Ingersoll Haven Gertrude Lord Mabel Limburg Cornelia Van A Chapin Adeline Carreau Marion Purdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Rene
Henrick Hertz
Richard Henry Warren
Miss Keller
East
Barnard College
Theodore Martin
Helen Ford
Ruth Rhein
Katherine G. Chapin
Leila Ingersoll Haven
Gertrude Lord
Mabel Limburg
Cornelia van A. Chapin
Adéline Carreau
Marion Purdy
Ulalia Garrison
Annétta Weaver
Audrey Osborne
Martin Luncheon Hosts Notable Guests Before Europe Trip
Frederick Townsend Martin gave a luncheon at Sherry's for Mrs. John W. Mackay and her daughter Princess Colonna di Stigliano who will sail to Europe Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Burrall Hoff man Mr. Edward Tuck Mr. Rathbone Mrs. Paul Morton Mme Emma Eames Gen. Horace Porter Brayton Ives William F. Sheehan Miss Maria de Barrill Chauncey McKeever Harold Brown and Miss Clementina Furniss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Townsend Martin
Sherry’s
John W. Mackay
Colonna di Stigliano
Europe
Francis
Burrall Hoffman
Edward Tuck
Paris
Rathbone
Bacon
Airs
Paul. Morton
Mme
Emma Eames
Horace Porter
Brayton
Ives
William F. Sheehan
Maria de Barrill
I. Chauncey McKeever
Harold Brown
Clementina Furniss
Andrew Jones
Baltimore
Ward Engagement of Ward and Southack Revealed
Mr Rodney A Ward of Brooklyn and Mrs Ward announce their eldest daughter Josephine Allen Ward engaged to Roger Greenwood Southack son of Mrs Frank Tilden Southack of Manhattan. The Southacks relative to Gladys Southack and the Christy marriage are noted with Ward as bridesmaid and Southack as groomsman. Ward is a niece of Timothy L Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney A. Ward
Brooklyn
Josephine Allen Ward
Rogert Greenwood Southack
Frank. Tilden Southack
Manhattan
Gladys Southack
Charles R. Christy, Jr
Miss Ward
Mr. Southack
Timothy L. Woodruff
Miss Warren Sells Eagle Brook Lodge
Miss Annie R. Warren of Paris, formerly of New York and Deerfield Mass, has sold her 100 acre Eagle Brook Lodge estate east of Old Deerfield Street to Augustus Lawrence, a New York businessman. The property includes a twenty room residence a Swiss chalet and a stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Deerfield
Mass
Annie R. Warren
Paris
New York
Deerfield, Mass
Senator Stephen Dorsey Returns From Europe on New York
Former Arkansas senator Stephen W. Dorsey arrived yesterday on the American liner New York. He accompanied by Frank C. Ashford and a party including Mrs. Samuel Bettle, Mrs. F. C. Barlow, G. D. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Debevoise, Dr. H. W. Dunning, Le Roy Ferry, Miss Gertrude M. Grosvenor, Clinton McLane, C. A. Powers, N. Scovill, J. de Worthmey, Major and Mrs. H. Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stephen W. Dorsey
Arkansas
Europe
New York
Frank C. Ashford
Samuel Bettle
F. C. Barlow
G. D. Davis
Foster Debevoise
H. W. Dunning
le Roy Ferry
Gertrude M. Grosvenor
Clinton McLane
C. A. Powers
N. Scovill
J. de. Worthmey
James J. Mahoney Dies in Niagara Falls
James J. Mahoney a prominent Niagara County Democrat and recent delegate to the National Democratic Convention at Denver died in Niagara Falls after illness while attending the Democratic State Convention in New York. He was a leading figure in local politics and active in party affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
James J. Mahoney
Niagara County
Denver
New York
Campbell Bannerman's Brother James Alexander Campbell Dies
London reports the death of James Alexander Campbell born 1825, brother of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. He served as MP for the Universities of Glasgow and Aberdeen from 1880 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Alexander Campbell
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Chicago Chronicle editor Charles Matthias dies by suicide in Hot Springs
Charles Matthias, longtime editorial writer for the Chicago Chronicle and more recently on the Chicago American staff, shot himself at a Hot Springs hotel today. He suffered from nervous troubles for years and had been despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Matthias
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago American
Woman Dies After Tripping on Rug in East Orange
Mrs. Susan Pauline Osborn 70 widow of Dr Henry B Osborn died in East Orange New Jersey after a fall at her daughter’s home on Wednesday. She tripped and fractured her skull on a hard wood floor. Her husband was a geology and mining professor at Lafayette College Easton Pennsylvania. Her surviving daughter is married to the Rev Dr Thompson secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
East Orange
N. J
Susan Pauline Osborn
Henry B. Osborn
C. L. Thompson
Lafayette College
Easton
Penn
Dr. Thompson, Secretere
The
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Mother Delphina Dies in Syracuse at 58
Mother Delphina, former mother provincial of the Third Order of St. Francis in the United States, died in Syracuse Friday night at age 58. She arrived from Germany as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphina
Third Order of St. Francis
United States
Syracuse
Germany
Monastery opens as Friars clubhouse with roof garden
The Friars club, dubbed the Monastery, opened at 107 West Forty-fifth Street with a gold key ceremony. The four story brownstone features a café, poolroom, library and an open air roof garden, funded by benefactors and overseen by a new House Committee. Daniel Frohman allegedly forced an entry to steal merchandise yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Forty-fifth Street
House
Wells Hawks
Charlies Emerson Cook
Wilfred Buckland
David Belasco
al. Hayman
John W. Rumsey
Harry G. Sommers
Burton Emmett
Robert W. MacBride
Glenmore Davis
Richard Hatzel
Renbold Wolf
Paris Stage Decadence Reported By Julian Mitchell
Julian Mitchell, returning on the Mauretania from a European trip to review Florenz Ziegfelds new production The Follies of 1908, reports in Paris a deplorable decline after twelve days and sixteen entertainments seen. He quotes Paris as near a final resort of indecency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mitchell
Europe
Florenz Ziegffeld
Mauretania
Observations on Theatrical Practice in America and Paris
The author notes American stage productions heavily censor lines and scenes unlike Paris where minor characters mimic real public figures. He says such impersonations would be impossible in the United States due to limited public familiarity with personal appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cally
Paris
Benefit performance for sick bene fit fund at Hippo drome
The Metropolitan Protective Association of the Drivers Sweepers and Hostlers of the Department of Street Cleaning will stage a benefit show at the Hippo drome this evening to aid the sick fund. The Mayor Controller Street Commissioner and Borough Presidents as well as many politicians are invited with many well known performers on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Metropolitan Protective Association
Department of Street Cleaning
Hippodrome
Tompkins & Tompkins Counsel for Wills in New York
Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors-at-Law located at 156 Fifth Avenue offer services in wills and probate of wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Marriages of Bianca Arons and Louise Congdon In 1908
Notices announce Bianca Arons bride of Henry Allyn in a San Francisco ceremony on March 17 1908 with multiple city papers to copy. Also reported are Louise Buffum Congdon and Richard Standish Francis marriage in Providence Rhode Island May 9 1908 Antoinette Dom brauska and Fred R Bollenbach May 4 Newark New Jersey Feeney Irwin Jersey City May 1 and Hazel Meyers to William H King May 7 all brief marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis—Congdon
Providence, R. L
Edward F. Sanderson
Louise Buffum Congdon
Johns Hopkins Congdon
Richard Standish Francis
Obituary notices from New York area newspapers May 1908
Public death notices list many individuals with dates May 7 8 9 1908 and churches or homes as venues. Entries include Maria L Hagerty Dehon Margaret Grant Graham D A Heidgerd Ellen Prichard Robert Quennell Frank Ritter Mary Jeffers Ella Vernon Rudolph Baltus Oscar Bannberger Emily Appleby and others with funeral plans and interment details across Mount Auburn Evergreen Louisville Woodlawn and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidgerd
Monsey
N. Y
Diedrich A. Heidgerd
Anna M. A. Heidgerd
Wissmann
William Heidgerd
R. R
West 2Nd St
Chambers St. Ferry
Jersey City
Evergreen Cemetery
Hinman
Madison Av
William K. Hinman
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Manhasset
L. I
Holihan
Giles_ Place
Kingsbridge
Alfred
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Putnam AY
Ralph Ay, Osborn
Charles L. Thompson
North Arlington Av
East Orange
N. J
S. Pauline Osborn
Henry S. Osborn
New York
Philadelphia
Prichard
New Haven
Conn
Ellen M. Prichard
Edward St
Quennell
Robert George Quennell
West 11Th St
Elizabeth D. Swan
Church of the Ascension
10Th St
St. Av
London
Ritter
Frank J. Ritter
Jennings St
Borough of the Bronx
Woodlawn
Rogers
Orange
N.J
Mary Jeffers
William J. Rogers
Reynolds Terrace
Orange Station
Albert Todd
Grace Church
White Plains
van Deusen
San Remo
Alonzo van Deusen
van. Vredenburgh
Mary J. van Vredenburgh
Walter L. Tyler
Pierrepont St
Brooklyn
WYETH
c .@ Wyeth
George S. Wardwell
John D. Wyeth
Roseville Av
Newark
Lackawanna Railroad
Death notices and funerals for residents across cities
A long list of memorial notices from New York and New Jersey area addresses names and addresses for the deceased and dates of funerals with times. The items list Hoffman Hogan Holst Johnson Kasilee Kosbab Krug Lawrence Lund Lynch McDonald McNichols Matthews Meany Meehin Melville Monahan Muller Nelson Nisbet OBrien OConnor Pike Reichold Richardson Schmalz Scheubel Seiz Severin Smith Stern Storm Suling Thompson Turner Water Waltz Van Dyke Waitz Walsh Ward Watson Williamson Wolff Young with burial and service details for May dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasilee
Sth St
Jersey City
William Kasilke
Kosbab
Myrtle Av
Brooklyn
Martha Kosbab
Krug
1St St
Newark
N. J
Nattie Krug
Lawrence
Howard St
X. J
May
Jennie Lawrence
Lund
Long Island College” ‘Hospital
Charles Lund
Lynch
Dean St
Francis Lynch
McDonald
Bartholdi Av
Mary
A. McDonahd
McNichols
Waverly Av
Mary A. McNichols
Matthews
George ‘Matthews
J. Meany
East 25Th St. Flatbush
Sarah Meany
Meehin
Walter D. Meehin
Melvilile
Alexander Melville
Sas Monahan
C.monahan
Muller
Park
Magdalena B. Myupier
Nelson
St. Elmburgt
Margaret Nelson
Lenox
William Nisbet
O'Brien
Real St
Philip O'Brien
O'Connors
Orange
Mary Jane O'Connors
Pike
N. J. Masi
Elizabeth Pike
J. Smith
Smith
Wyckoff St
Thomas F. Smith
Stern
West Ssth
Leony & Minnie Stern
A. M. Storm
Liberty
Samuel St
Jamaica
Fister B
Suling
Thompson
Hoboken
James Thompson
Turner
George H. Turner
Henry Jea
Unveiling of Monuments at Cemeteries Across Bayside Area
Several memorials are planned today for deceased individuals at various cemeteries. Unveilings scheduled at Salem Fields Ac dcan Mount Hope Bayside Union Fields and Washington Cemetery with times ranging from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. including Rosa Katz Isaac Goodman Abe Schlosser and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL OM Steinberg
Amalie Steinberg
Mount Hopp
Spechs Hills Cemetery
H Vollenhoven
Real Monument
Salomon
Jennie Valle
Bayside Cemetery
Religious Notices at St. Virgin Church Mass Times
Low Masses at 7 30 and 8 1 9 Solemn Mass and sermon by Rev J O S Huntington O H C Church of St en Virgin 10 45 Evensong 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. S. Huntington
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Vanderbilt
Budapest
Marion Kelly
Social Notes
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Warren McConthe
Riverside Rive
Wilson Shannon Dunn
West
George Salisby
Dorothy Salisbury
Bernardsville
Cedarhurst
Edward Lauterbach
Newport
Gee
Sherry's
Dobb's Ferry
Massachusetts
Franklin Q. Brown
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Grace Fraser
West Twenty-second Street
W. H. Hoyts
Town
Tarrytown
Charles B. Locke
Cambridge, Mass
Buckingham
Pree A. Snow
Tuxedo
Herman Evertson
Hempstead, L. I
Gothan
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Madison, N
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Gotham
Francis Diaz
East Seventy-second Street
Hubert Cillis
Adolph Rothbarth
Nirnberg
Paul of
Graymoor
Vichy
Pennsylvania
Ted
Henry Fairchild Osborn
F. T. Martin
J. W. Mackay
B. G. Southack
Miss Warren Sells
Eagle Brook Lodge
Campbell-Bannerman
Midway Park
110Th St
Fifth Ave
Mauser Mfg. CO
Gold & Silversmiths
31St St
Joseph P. McHugh & CO
Chintzes& Cretonnes
Singapore
Oldstyle
Moreen
Arras
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Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Hans
Manahan
Merica
Dr. Lyon
Bramley
South Orange
Henry Bramley
Byrne
Martha Byrne
East 14Th St
Casey
William E. Casey
Clifford
Hull St
Robert Clifford
Courter
Saratoga Av
Wilbur Courter
Cox
West Orange
Peter J. Cox
M. Curry
Roseanna Curry
M. Dolan
Fulton St
Aloysius Dolan
Eberhart
Franklin Av
Philomena Eberhart
Fawls
Belmont Av
John Vincent Fawls
Felce
Isaac T. Feke
Flanery
Bloomfield
John H. Flanery
Flannigan
Bloomfield Av
Te Ee Flannigan
Garrigan
Thomas St
N J
Mary Garrigan
Gilligan
Nevins &J
Alexander Haynes
Hill
Throop Av
Mary A. Hill
Bird
Tewark
Anna Waltz
Kayenne
May van Dyke
Hici St
Sarah van Dyke
Waitz
Walsh
East Centre St
Michael J. Walsh
Ward
St. Mary's Hospital
Mary M. Ward
Watson
Liber
Joseph Spencer Watson
Williamson
James Williamson
Wolff
Wright ,St
Stapleton
S. TL
Philip Wolff
Young
Fairmount Av
William Young, Sr
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
N. VY
Rosehill
Rosemill
Flatiron
Trinity Parish
Trinity
St. Chrysostom' S S
39Th St
D. Steel
Houston St
Bowery
St. Agnes's Chapel
Columbus
St. Luke's Chapel
Hudson St
Grove St
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