Engagement of Miss Lillie L. Page to John W. Cross
Mr and Mrs Howard Page announce the engagement of their younger daughter Miss Lillie Les Page to John W Cross son of Mr and Mrs R James Cross of Washington Square Cross is a Yale graduate class of 1900 architect and member of several clubs No wedding date set Charity entertainments The Game of Gek produced at Carnegie Lyceum nets 700 for Berry School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Page
Lillie Les Page
John W. Cross
R. James Cross
Washington Sqn
Miss Page
Ione Pages
Page
Mildred“A. Mitchell
Fage
Kentucky
Mr Cross
Rp. James Cross
Annis Redmond
Old Redmond
Geraldyn Redmond
Mary R
Emily R. Cross
W. Redmond Cross
Eliot B. Cross
Cross
Yale
Amateurs Stage The Game of Gek For Berry School Benefit
Nearly $700 was raised by a three act farce performed by amateurs at the Carnegie Lyceum in Rome Georgia for the Berry School for Mountain Boys. The play set on Long Island featured Beatrice Mahoney and Mary Austin Aldrich among others with patronesses including Mrs James Herman Aldrich and Miss Caroline Burkham. Martha Berry directs the Berry School, established 1902, now serving 150 boys on 300 acres with all tasks handled by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Lyceum
Berry School For Mountain Boys
Rome
New York
Theouthern Industrial Educational Association
Long Island
Beatrice Mahoney
Drusilla Parr
Mary ‘Austin Aldrich
William R. Barr
John 8. Barrett
Charles T. Buffum
James Otis Hoyt
George H. Macy
Elliott Laingstaff
J. Warren Goddard
Lee Wilson Dodd
Mary Sinclair Burkham
Caroline T. Burkham
Wiliam A. Sherman
J. Nevitt Steele
George C. Smith
Raymonds. White
Berry School
Martha Berry
White Sale Benefit Aids Norwalk Hospital Fund
Mrs W L Bulls White Sale at 805 Fifth Ave supports Summer Branch of St Marys in Norwalk Conn Nearly 300 raised for hospital drive with a five and ten cent shop millinery pillows sachets and wash items Tea and light refreshments served Guild members aid by St Marys Junior Guild led by Miss Julia Dodge with Mrs Frederic Bull Mrs Lincoln McCormack and others presiding at various tables
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Bull
Lincoln McCormack
E. D. Robinson
Edward van Ingen
Samuel Sloane
Delafield
St. Mary's Guild
Bull
St. Mary’s Junior Guild
Julia Dodge
Miss Ida Pritchard Weds Charles W. Coombs at Parents’ Home
The wedding of Charles W. Coombs and Ida I K Pritchard occurred at 8 30 pm at the bride's parents home 114 West 1324 Street The Rev Dr Robert Stuart Mac Arthur officiated The bride wore white chiffon with Duchess lace and carried white sweet peas Maid of honor Mabel Bird sall wore white chiffon and pink sweet peas Best man was John Coombs After a southern honeymoon the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Coombs
Ida KF. Pritchard
Henry E. Pritchard
West 1324
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Mabel Birdsall
John Coombs
Miss Lewis to Wed June 8 at Trinity Chapel
The marriage of Stoughton Bell and Miss Mabel A. Lewis will take place at 12:30 PM on Monday June 8 in Trinity Chapel West Twenty fifth Street. Miss Lewis’ attendant is Madeline Carey. best man Rodman Peabody and ushers Edward J. Holmes Charles Parker Dr. Conrad Bell and Stewart Bell. A small reception will follow at 63 East Sixty Fourth Street due to mourning in the bridegroom’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton Bell
Albert D. S. Bell
Cambridge
Mass
Mabel
A. Lewis
Walter Herron
Lewis
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-fifth Street
Edward’ J. Holmes
Charles Parker
Conrad Bell
Stewart Bell
Boston
East Sixtyfourth Street
Thorn-Gike Macy Wedding and Other Society Events
The wedding of Richard King Thorn-Gike of Boston and Miss Florencia Addea Macy occurs at 8:30 PM in St Thomas Church. Joseph D Meredith and Miss Maris Sheafe Douglas wed at 4 PM in Grace Church chapel. There is no reception. Whitney Warrens' Newport villa opens today and P F Collier hosts a thirty-cover Plaza dinner with dancing. Mrs George Gould and her four daughters sail today aboard Kronprinzess in Cecilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard King Thorn- Gike
Boston
Florencia Addea Macy
William H. Macy
St. Thomas's Church
Joseph D. Meredith
William T. Meredith
Maris Sheafe Douglas
M. Sheafe Douglas
Grace Church Chantry
Whitney Warren
Newport Villa
P. F. Collier
Plaza
George Gould
Marjory
Vivian
Edith
Gloria
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Temple Emanu-El Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Congregation of Temple Emanu-El on Forty third Street and Fifth Avenue elected officers for the ensuing year at their annual meeting held last night. James Seligman was chosen president with M H Moses as vice president and as trustees M H Moses Al Shafer William H Spiegelberg and Henry Sledenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Emanu-El
Congregation of the Temple Emanu-ll
Temple
Forty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
James Seligman
M. H. Moses
al. Shafer
William H. Spiegelberg
Henry Sledenberg
Veteran steward Rabien to quit North German Lloyd liner
August reports veteran chief steward Rabien of the Kronprinzessin Cecilie will take leave after the next voyage and likely retire from Atlantic service due to his wife’s ill health. He advised adopting a la carte dining with meals included in passage tickets. Oscar Mienaert will replace him on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. Rabien has been a familiar figure to regular NG Lloyd patrons for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabien
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Bremen
Kronprinzess
Cecille
New York
Cecilie
Cunard
White Star
Holland- America Lines
Oscar Mienaert
Kaisser Wilhelm der Grosse
Europe bound travelers sail on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Off for Europe today many passengers depart for Bremen aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie. The list includes Federico Albert Mrs M B de Albert Samuel Ach A B Ansbacher Thomas H Ashton and numerous other travelers headed overseas. Yesterday the Minne tonka brought arrivals from London including Lord Charles Kennedy and Lieut Arthur Heilkon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Federico Albert
M. B. de Albert
Samuel Ach
J. Beekman
Hugo Blumenthal
Beer
Henry W. Baumann
Kyrle Bellew
Philip L. Berlinger
A. Boskowitz
Carl Conrad
W. L. Clark
Joaquin Morales Y Coronates
Jose Tenacio
Maria de la Luz de Capetillo
H. C. Conrad
Andreas Dippel
August
Dreler
W. F. Etherington
M. D. Foley
BR. E. Forrester
George J. Gould
F. M. Farley
Robert A. Gardiner
Fred Goldstone
Baroness von Haften
Albert C.hen
Jordan J. Mott, Jr
Adolphis Her
Nathan. A. Oppenhei-Gerard
Vicomte de Perigny
Henry Packard
M. Rice
Leo von Raven
Robert Ralston Stewart
Max Schwab
Samuel 5S. Sandford
Princess Evelyne Colonna
Bragnano
D. Tilton
L. BE. Thorne
Simon Uhlman
John van Wormer
Whitehouse
W. H. Watson
Baron Georges Pallier de Saint-Priest
Minnetonka
London
Atwood
J. Bushnell
Edward Parker Davis
Col
Co. W. Shallett
A. F. N.hindley
Lord Charles Kennedy
George W. C. Kirkham
Clayton Platt
Lieut
Arthur Heilkon
New Recreation Pier Planned on Central Railroad Roof
Dock Commissioner Spooner completes plans to convert the CNJ freight sheds roof between Piers 5 and 10 North River at Cedar Street into a summer recreation pier. The 40 by 270 foot roof will gain electric lighting a band stand and serve as a breathing space for residents of lower Washington and Greenwich Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Central Railroad of New Jersey
North River
Cedar Street
Washington
Greenwich Streets
Miss Amelia Bingham Heads Professional Woman's League
Amelia Bingham elected president of the Professional Woman's League with 55 of 71 votes. She succeeds Mrs. Suzanne Leonard Westford who is touring with Edna Wallace Hopper Company. Executive officers named. clubhouse at 132 West Forty-fifth Street proposed as an option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Professional Woman’s League
Susanne Leonard Westford
Lillian Russell
League
Miss Bingham
Leone Lenard Ross
Belle de Rivera
Airs
E. H. Price
Sara E. Knowles
Diana H. Lagen
L. Fernandez
Ways and Means
West Forty-fifth Street
Sues to Oust Savage Over Garden Theatre Lease
The Maison Square Garden Corporation has begun action to dispossess Henry W. Savage from the Garden Theatre lease. City Marshal Lazarus posted notice on the theatre door. The case will be heard in Ninth Municipal Court on May 14. Representative Madison Corey disputed grounds, citing a multi year renewal and no provisions for a special claim. A factor cited is Savage’s failure to meet the contracted number of attraction weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Square Garden Corporation
Henry W. Savage
Garden Theatre
Savage
Claxton Wilstach
Henry H. Lazarus
Theatre Y
Ninth
Madison Corey
Stage News and Plans for 1908 Theatre Season
Xeonan sails for a European rest after The Warrens of Virginia ends at Stuyvesant Theatre next Saturday night. He will join family at a summer resort and deliver several addresses on drama before Chautauqua societies. Actors' Fund annual meeting today at 2 in the Hudson Theatre. Fred Courtenay debuts with Dixey at Bijou as Dr Andrea in Papa Bernonard. Rehearsals begin for The Follies of 1908 at New Amsterdam under Herbert Gresham. Principal cast includes Bickel, Watson, Deagon, Bernard, Reeves, Harrison, Schro, Bayes, Weston, La Rue, Whitford, Leigh, Lee, Snowden, and Dazis. The Gay Musician cast for Wallack's opening next Monday includes Amelia Stone, Brandt, Neunendorff, Von Hatzfeldt, Martindell, Miron, Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeonan
Europe
Warrens of
Virginia
Stuyvesant
Actors’ Fund
Hudson Theatre
Fred Courtenay
Mr. Dixey
Bijou
Dr. Andrea
Papa Lebonnard
New Amsterdam Theatre
Herbert Gresham
Bickel and Watson
Arthur Deagon
Barney Bernard
Bille Reeves
Lee Harrison
William C. Schropora Bayes
Lucy Weston
Grace la Rue
Annabelle Whitford
Grace Leigh
Lillian Lee
Elphyé Snowden
Mule Dazis
Gay Musician
Wallack's
Amelia Stone
Sophie Brandt
Georgiana Neunendorff
Olga von Hatzfeldt
Walter Percival Edward Martindell
Joseph C. Miron
Charles Campbell
Opera figures and dates in European houses this month
French tenor Charles Dalmores of the Kattan Opera House sang Tohengrin marking his first German performance and appeared in Samson et Dalila and Carmen at the Frankfort Opera. He will sing in Mannheim and Wiesbaden this month. Harry N. Morse's New York theory Society leadership passes to Andre Tridon who will operate from Carnegie Hall. Ivan Abramson of the Italian Grand Opera Company will vote on the popular priced matinee opera for May 20 at the American Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalmores
Kattan Opera House
Frankfort Opera
Mannheim
Wiesbaden
Harry N. Morse
New York Thory Society
Andre Tridon
Carnegie Halls
Ivan Abramson
Italian Grand Opera Company
The Girl and the Detective in Four Acts at Lincoln Square
A Broadway run for Cecil Spooner in The Girl and the Detective blends melodrama and comedy. The plot centers on a star reporter who shields his sister’s husband, a murder case unfolds with disguises and suspects, and the waif Little Tykie challenges detective Hagerty as police close in. Virtue triumphs and the Iron Master is arrested, with a plan for marriage for the reporter and Tykie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl
Charles , Blaney
J. Searle Dawley
Lincoln Square
Henry Tanner
George Palmer Moore Haggerty
Hascall R
Tracey
Milton Jon Fuasons
Smiley Lee Sow
Helen Bellew
Lily Towers
Madge West
McPherson
Ricca Scott
Willis
Helen Miller
O' Hana
Mai Estelle Little Tykie
Eevee
Cecil Spooner
Broadway
New York
Daly's
Brooklyn
Miss Spoone
Ufe
Little Tykie
Haggerty
Star
R. F. Tracey
New Jersey
Tykie
Review: a well acted stage piece with Cecil Spooner praised
The performance earns praise for acting and staging, offering Broadway patrons a lively change from musical comedy. Cecil Spooner is highlighted as a standout, with critics noting vivacity and resourcefulness despite some faults. Her appeal at ticket prices is described as a bargain for theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Spooner
A Daly
Belascoe
Ethel Levey Sets Sail For Opera Study In Europe
Ethel Levey plans three years of study in Europe starting May 21 aboard the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, with Paris Parisian lessons under Barthelemy and later Lombardi in Florence. She aims to perform Carmen or Samson and Delilah upon return, and will bring her daughter to Paris for language learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Levey
Circle Theatre
Mr. Isman
Miss Levey
Brooklyn
Tom Timps
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Paris
Barthelemy
Caruso
Lombardi
Florence
Calvé
Lembridi
United States
Italy
George Cohan
Stevey
Oscar Hammerstein
Castle Square Company Closes After Short Stock Run
Boston May 11. After eleven and a half weeks the Castle Square Theatre stock company formed by Charles Miller and Frank H. Carruthers has been compelled to close the theatre due to lack of patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Charles Miller
Frank H. Carruthers
Castile Square Theatre
Melba to Sing Here with Tetrazzini at Covent Garden
Opera news from Paris reports Mme Melba will join Mme Tetrazzini on the same bill next season. Hammerstein plans Puccini operas with Melba in La Boheme Tosca and Otello. Melba debuts in Tosca at Covent Garden this season and seeks more dramatic roles alongside Tetrazzini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammerstein
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Mmie
Melba
Mme. Tetrazzini
Broadway
Metropolitan Opera House
Lucia
Coven Garden
Mme
Otelio
Covent Garden
New York
Mme. Melba
Boston hears new singer in Lucia at Majestic
May 11 reports Mme Adelina Padovant, a coloratura soprano, starred with S Kronberg's Knickerbocker Grand Opera in Lucia at the Majestic Theatre. Critics praised the high voice though noting thin upper tones and some intonation lapses while lauding her stage center performance and the reaction to the duet with Edgardo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mme
Adelina Padovan
America
New Orleans
San Francisco
S. Kronberg
Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company
Edgardo
Mme. Padovant
Allen's Foot Base Comfort Powder Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Base powder to ease tight shoes and bunions, claiming instant relief for tired sweaty feet. It touts one size smaller shoes, sells at druggists and shoe stores for five cents, and offers a free trial package and sample of Foot Ease Sanitary Corn-Pac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen S
Olmsted
le Roy
Dying mother seeks son in Pittsfield Belden family
Edgar T. Belden of Pittsfield Massachusetts asks The Times to publish that his mother suffered a stroke and may die. He hopes Francis E Belden, missing since March 1905 in Tampa Florida, will see the notice and return to Pittsfield before the death. The family offers money for his travel if the brother can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar T. Belden
Pittsfield
Mass
the Times
Francis E. Belden
Tampa
Fla
Peette
Tae T. Belden
Yale Chinese Student Dies In New Haven Hospital
Clarence Chen of Shanghai, 23, a first year Yale Law School student, died at New Haven Hospital today from kidney trouble after an operation. He was sent to the United States for education to aid his homeland. The Chinese Legation in Washington has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Clarence Chen
Shanghai
China
Yele Law School
New Haven Hospital
Chen
Washington
Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Washington Central High School
Edward J. Grace
Harrison, N. J
Death of Sir Alexander Condie Stephen Groom-in-Waiting
London May 11 Sir Alexander Condie Stephen K C M G died aged about 71. He served in Britain’s consular and diplomatic services, spoke Russian Turkish and Persian, and adapted The Fairy Tales of a Parrot from Persian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Condie Stephen
Rev E H Eaton Dies After Surgery in Schenectady
The Rev E H Eaton Ph D former pastor of Albany Street Methodist Episcopal Church died at Ellis Hospital Schenectady after an operation Friday. Born June 24 1858 in Easton N Y he studied at Troy Conference Academy Poultney Vermont 1885 and Syracuse University 1888 He is survived by his widow and two brothers the Rev Dr Walter S Eaton and the Rev Dr William W Eaton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
E. H. Eaton
Albany Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis Hospital
Eaton
Easton
Troy Conference Academy
Poultney
Syracuse University
Walter S
William W. Eaton
Death of Enos Runyon President of Essex County Board
Enos Runyon of Newark and head of the Essex County Board of Elections died last night in Dr Millspaugh's sanitarium Paterson after a ten day illness. He was 60 years old and survived by a widow a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Runyon
Essex County Board of Elections
Newark
Millspaugh
Paterson
Obituary items for Edwin Adams and Helen Moses
Edwin Adams former hat manufacturer and mayor of South Norwalk Connecticut died Sunday night at age 66. Helen E Moses national president of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions died in Indianapolis after twenty years of service to the board. Philip F Gerry assistant Sunday editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Adams
South Norwalk
Marriages reported in Washington Canton and Jersey City
Julie Grinnell Cruger daughter of Thomas Wentworth Storrow of Boston to Wade Chance of Canton Ohio and London. Lillian L Bernstein to Frank P Rhinock. Hildur Branting to Antony J Feig. Marie Geissenheimer to Otto Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance—Cruger
Washington, D. C
Julie Grinnell Cruger
Thomas Wentworth Storrow
Boston
Wade Chance
Canton
Ohio
London
Rhinock—Bernstein
Lillian L. Bernstein
Frank P. Rhinock
Died and Funeral Notices Across New York Area May 1908
Death notices and funeral announcements from New York and surrounding towns list names ages and residences for numerous individuals. Entries include Bancker Delaie Forsch Hall Havens Heidgerd Herrick Llera Miller Minton Osborn Sackett Schlademundt Tillinghast Webb Wolffe and many more with dates May 8 to May 13 1908 and locations such as New Orleans Monsey Jersey City Peekskill Orange and Newark. Funeral times and interment plans are noted with occasional flower omissions and train schedules for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Forsch
Ferdinand Forsch
Rebecca Schiffer
Hall
Edward H. Hall
Lil Union Av
Mt Vernon
Havens
Florence M. Havens
William
Florence Havens
West 47Th St
Heidgerd
Monsey
N. Y
Diedrich A. Heidgerd
Anna M. A. Heidgerd
Wissmann
William Heldgerd
Prio R. R
West 23d St
Chambers St. Ferry
Jersey City
Evergreen Cemetery
Herrick
Dwight Bules ‘Herrick
Sarah Frances Simpson
Union Av
Peekskill
New York Central
Lexington
LLERA
Summit Av
Joaquin Llera
St. Joseph’s Church
Miller
West 78Th St
Frances Safford Miller
Edwin 3
Rebecca Moulton Miller
Mt. Prospect
Newark
N. J
Sarah Jane
Luke and
Elizath Davies
John A. Miller
Minton
Chatham
Caroline B. Minton
Hudson Minton
George W. Watermann
Clay
Bronx
Robinson
Richfield Springs
William G. Robinson
Roeder
Cleveland St
Orange
Miriam
Adolph
Marie B. Reeder
Sackett
George H. Sackett
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Providence
R. I
Schladermundt
Buffalo
Caroline
Joachim Schladermundt
Tillinghast
Englewood
Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast
Philip Tilinghast
Funers
Webb
Claverack
Franklin H. Webb
Syracuse
Wolffe
Somerville
Rachel Wolffe
Frederick Wolffe
Obituary notices list dozens of local deaths and services
A long obituary notice lists individuals across New York and New Jersey with addresses and dates, including Elizabeth Cumming Hannabaly Dixon Doran Eddy Ehrenberg Fallon Fitzgerald Flett Hanauer Hanrahan Hommendinger Hipchman Hogan King Kildea Kirk Klipper Kronenberger Lee Lewis McClellan McNamee Meany Merrill Monk Neville Nicoll Norton Orner Pettit Politzer Pyburn Quick Ritter Ryan Schildroth Schilling Schoenfeld Snook Temme Thompson Todd Ward Wilkinson Woller Wright Ziegler. It provides dates of death and funeral notices, with many entries indicating funerals or services scheduled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
A.M. Eddy
Arent 24Th St
Bayonne
Willard T. Eddy
Ehrenberg
East 29Th St
Brooklyn
Elias J. Ehrenberg
Fallon
West 148Th
G&t
Kildea
North 9Th St
Elizbeth Kildea
Kiric
Newark
Lilian R. Kirk
West New York
N. J
Abbie Klipper
Kronenberger
Richmond &I
East New York
Margaretaa Kronenberger
Lew
East 106Th St
Mary & Lee
Lewis
East 884
Morris Lewis
M. Meclellan
Clifton Place
Brooklya
Elizabeth McClellan McNamee
de Kal Av
Mary McNames
West
Houston St
John Mefone
We Marland
6Th St
James ‘T. Marland
Meany
East 85Th St
Flatbush
Sarah Meany
Merrill
East 16Th St
Loomie Merrill
Monk
12Th St
John Mo
North Fifth
Mary A. Neville
Nicoll
Myrtle
William H. Nicoll
Nolton
Ridge 61
Charles G. Norton
Charles G. Norton, Aged 60. Oandpr
Prospect Av
Bray
Charles W. Orner
Pettit
Prospect Place
Mary B. Pettit
Politzer
West 139Th St
Jon P. Politzer
Pyburn
Greene Av
Katherine J. Pyburn
Quick
At & Myrtle
Irvington
Ael Abner Quick
Ritter
Halsey St
Charles W. Ritter
Ryan
Nelson St
Patrick Ryan
Schildroth
Mart Geee
Schilling
Monroe
Anna May Schilling
Schoenfeld
Garfien St
Hoboken
Carl W. Schoenfeld
Snook
Union Std
Jersey City
Sarah A. Snook
Temme
Bedford Av
Brookyn
Joseph W. Te
Woller
John Woller
Wright
Clinton St
Busen Wright
Ziegler
9Th Av
Gottfriedeer
Tompkins and Tompkins Counselors at Law Wills
Tompkins and Tompkins of 156 Fifth Avenue handle probate of wills and related matters in estate administration for clients seeking guidance through the probate process and will validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
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L. L. Page
J. W. Cross
Gek
Negie Lyceum
Nets
The
ST. Mary’s
W. L. Bull
Free Hospital
I. F. Pritchard
Harlem
Miss Lewis
Trinity
Social Notes
TAFT
B’way
N.Y
New Recreation Pier
S. L. Westford
Sues
Madison Square Garden
Castle Square Company
Mme. Padovani
Fergus Hume
Dodge Publishing CO
Bae. W
Aeia
Aoe
Iver and
Bowell
Assists
Mrs. Beelden
Tatch
Clarence Cheni
Sir Alexander Condie Stephen
Anderson
West 140Th St
Anna E. Anderson
Aylmer
16Th St
South Brooklyn
Margaret Aylmer
Baker
South 9Th St
William H. Baker
Brady
North 8Th St
Patrick F. Brady
Browne
24Th St
Alice M. Browne
Byrnes
Underhill Av
Joh C. Byrnes
Cluth
West 181St St
John M. Clute
Conner
Oakland St
James Connen
Elle Terre
Belle Terre Club
Belle Terre
Port Jefferson
Dean Alvord CO
Sheffield Dentifrice Co
New London
Ros Ran
Doctor Sheffield
Nassau St
Ayn
Astor House
Th St
Stanley Day
New Mark N. J
George W. Day
Dunellen
James Day
Charles S. Day
New Market
Frank van Nuts
Mise Irene Day
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 280
Undertakers
B. Campbell
Chelsetty
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