Coronation Greed Sparks English Press on London Slump
London papers discuss a drop in American visitors and high hotel tariffs for the coronation. Even with wealthy travelers coming, many midclass tourists avoid London as hotel prices surge. Prices in furnished West End homes fall to moderate rents, while outlying hotels offer cheaper rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Evening Standard
Daily Mail
the Mail
United States
England
Pall Mall
West End
Mayfair
Third Court in London at Buckingham Palace
The third London season court was held at Buckingham Palace with Colonial delegates and foreign embassies well represented. Mrs Reid presented Miss Mabel Choate and Miss Lucy Buckler in the diplomatic circle, with several American wives and relatives noted among the attendees. Another court is planned for tomorrow evening to feature additional Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Reid
Mabel Choate
Joseph H. Choate
Lucy Buckler
William H. Buckler
Baltimore
Morgan Maires Wedding Plans
Plans are completed for the marriage of Miss Ethel Bernice Maires daughter of Mrs Estelle N Maires of 176 West Ninety fifth Street and Oscar A Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Tali Esen Morgan of Ocean Grove N J to take place on Wednesday evening June 7 at the Fourth Presbyterian Church West End Avenue and Ninety first Street Mrs Virtus R Scott will be the bride's only attendant Kays Morgan will act as his brother's best man The ushers are Jerome So ton Horton Nicholas Schmidt Edward A R Brown and Russell Rogers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bernice Maires
Estelle N. Maires
West
Jerome _ S
Oton Horton
New York
Nicholas Schmidt
Milburn
N. J
Edward A. R. Brown
Springfield
Mass
Russell Rogers
Point Pleasant
Mrs W H Crocker Heads Home From King George Court
Mrs William H Crocker of San Francisco arrives tonight on the Lusitania with her daughter after being presented at the second Court of King George. Her husband will join them tomorrow in New York. They will stay at the St Regis for Yale graduation events. The family plans a London coronation visit and a London residence arrangement for the daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crocker
Lusitania
William H. Crocker
San Francisco
King George
England
Mr. Crocker
West
St. Regis
Yale
Harman and Alpers Wedding Planned in Westfield
Invitations issued for the marriage of Ruth Alpers eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Alpers Westfield New Jersey to William Jordan Harman of Pulaski Virginia on Thursday evening June 8 at the Congregational Church Westfield The bride’s father is a member of Watson Alpers Co of the city and brother of former Westfield mayor.
Robinson Leech’s Bachelor Dinner Prior to June 1 Wedding
Robinson Leech son of Mr and Mrs John E Leech of 94 Remsen Street Brooklyn will host his farewell bachelor dinner at an unknown venue on Friday night before his June 1 wedding to Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings at the First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Leech
John E. Leech
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Mary Buchanan Jennings
First Presbyterian Church
Onice
Social notes of society sailing and weddings
Mrs. James de Laval Flower and Miss Estelle H. Flower sail on Saturday aboard the Cedric for England to join relatives in Switzerland. The Ruth Ashmore and Henry Varnum Poor wedding is set for June 15 at St George's Church, postponed by the death of Miss Ashmore's uncle Prof. Sidney G. Ashmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Laval Flower
Estelle H. Flower
England
East Seventy-third Street
Europe
Charles A. Childs
East Fiftysixth Street
Town
Newport
Henry S. Glover
Fairfield
Conn
Mary Ludlow Fowler
Elizabeth B. G. Fowler
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Harry Braker
Madeleine
Corinne Gelshenen
Hotel de l’Athenee
Paris
Mrs Helen Moore Engaged To Hastings Arnold In New York
Mrs Helen Fargo Moore widow of Nathaniel P Moore announced engagement to Hastings Arnold New York attorney. Readily lives in Montecito with her father in law J Hobart Moore and is visiting in New York at M P Fargo Wells Fargo Co. Arnold previously met financial men planning an electric road from San Francisco to San Diego and visited Moore in Montecito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Santa Barbara
Cal
Helen Fargo Moore
Nathaniel P. Moore
Chicago
Hastings Arnold
New York
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Army Garden Party on Governors Island Today
Annual garden party on Governors Island runs from 2 to 6 PM to aid the New York branch of Army Relief Society which supports widows and orphans of regular army officers and enlisted men. Guests may ride by carriage if rain stops, with the Twenty-ninth Infantry band performing and fort attack demo. Major General Grant and Mrs Grant host a reception with Henry L. Stimson and other notables. Tickets available at the Governors Island boat landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dent Grant
Henry L. Stimson
Helen Gould
Stephen Pell
Gouverneur Kortwright
Ulysses Grant
Paniel Tam
Miss Edith Le Moyne to Wed June 14
Miss Edith Le Moyne daughter of the late McPherson Le Moyne of Boston and Canada will wed Charles Carroll White son of the late William M. White of Utica New York. The ceremony is at the Seignurial Manor on the Isle aux Grues in the St Lawrence River on June 1. The engagement was announced last November. White is a Cornell graduate a Squadron A man and a member of many clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith le Moyne
McPherson le Moyne
Boston
Mass
Canada
Charles Carroll White
William M. White
Utica
N. Y
Seignurial Manor
Isle Aux Grues
St. Lawrence River
Mr. White
Cornell
Luncheon Hosted for Worcester Dean and Guests
Mrs. Elmer Black announces a Monday luncheon at Sherry's for the Very Rev. W. Moore Ede Dean of Worcester the Rev Dr John Clifford and J Allen Baker M P Mrs Black also plans to sail on Wednesday aboard the Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Black
Sherry's
W. Moore Ede
Worcester
John Clifford
J. Allen Baker
Passengers for Europe on the Kaiserin and Savo ie steamers
A list of passengers booked on transatlantic sailings to Europe aboard ships including Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Savoie Barbarossa United States Germanta Uranium Taormina and Kronprinzessin Cecilie and others with names of numerous travelers headed for Hamburg Havre Copenhagen Naples and Rotterdam among others. Also notes steamships arriving yesterday with passenger lists for Kronprinzessin Cecilie Orotava and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Pellerin
J. P. Stevens
J. H. Venon
Charlies Weiss
Pauline Vidal
Paul L. Richards
Barbarossa
Bremen
Josephine L. Adams
Elizabeth Reale
Arthur F. Cramer
A. Koerting Fischer
Alfred Hoffman
Joseph H. Hagedorn
R. H. Kilpatrick
George C. Lowery
Charles D. W. Marcy
E. T. Palmenberg
Daniel Schlitz
Howard Walker
United States
Copenhagen
A. WL. Alness
Mary Anderson
Vera de Blumenthal
Mildred Jordan
E. W. Merrill
T. V. Moore
L. C. Paget
Ralph A. Parker
Robert G. Welsh
Uranium
Rotterdam
Julius Blankman
Richard Ederheimer
Marie Guttman
Elsie C. Hausman
Frank T Morgan
A. B. Schaeffer
Agnes Slade
Katherine Slaray
Ti Simansoan
Raphus R. Rand
J. R. Subira
Walter D. Stern
Benjamin Warder
E. F. Yates
Orotava
Southampton
West Indies
Maria D. Amador
F. H. Brown
Berry
H. V. Clarke
W. A. Douglas
B. Gomes Cassares
Pilgrims Honor Envoy Hammond At Plaza Dinner
About 250 Pilgrims of the United States gathered at the Plaza to bid farewell to John Hays Hammond Special Ambassador to the coronation of King George V and to discuss Anglo American relations. Speakers praised Hammond as a peacemaker and urged swift passage of the arbitration treaty with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Hays Hammond
George Vv
England
Hammond
Great Britain
W. Butler Duncan
The
Pilgrims
Mr. Hammond
John H. Finley
City College
Courtenay Walter Bennett
Patrick Francis Murphy
Chauncey M. Depew
Col
Daniel Appleton
Henry Clews
Frederick D. Grant
Alexander C. Humphreys
Eugene H. C. Leutze
Neil Macphatter
Ogden Mills
David Mitchell Morrison
Magistrate McAdoo
Esmond Ovey
Lloyd B. Sanderson
Duncan
Finley
Misericordia
Ile
Solomon
Brotherhood of Man
Depew
Taft
George
Inquiries Into Actors' Fund After Annual Meeting
After the Actors' Fund of America annual meeting on May 8, Trustees through President Daniel Frohman seek club representatives to form a committee to investigate the fund. The motion to audit the books failed, but a board resolution calls on chief executives of eleven theatrical organizations to nominate eligible officers or substitutes to probe finances and report to their clubs and the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Fund of America
Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Fund
Board of Trustees
New York
Society of American Dramatists and Composers
Actors’ Order of Friendship
The
Actors’ Piety
Professional Woman's League
Lambs
Players
Friars
Greenroom Club
Vaudeville Comedy Club
White Rats
Twelfth Night Club
Und
Philharmonic Plans for Seventieth Season In Carnegie Hall
The Philharmonic Society announces next season with Josef Stransky as conductor after Gustav Mahler’s death. Fifteen Sunday programs and sixteen Thursday concerts plus Friday matinees at Carnegie Hall. Subscriptions stay low with discounts, box-office sales begin October 16 for last season subscribers. Soloists include Mme Johanna Gadski Kathleen Parlow Josef Shevinne Harold Bauer Henry P. Schmitt and Arthur Friedheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Society
Josef Stransky
Gustav Mahler
Carnegie Hall
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Kathleen Parlow
Josef Shevinne
Harold Bauer
Henry P. Schmitt
Arthur Friedheim
Dancer Bessie Clayton Arrives in New York
Bessie Clayton wife of Julian Mitchell arrives in New York on the Kronprinzess in Cecilie after a cable said Mitchell was ill. They have been estranged and she previously filed for divorce which was not granted. She learns he is convalescing and plans to return to London without seeing him. Louise Alexander linked to divorce was formerly married to racer Louis Strang. Clayton has been dancing in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Clayton
Julian Mitchell
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Mr. Mitchell
Miss Clayton
Lambs’ Club
Long Island
London
Louise Alexander
Louis Strang
Clayton
Pinafore Revival Adds Tempest to Cast
The management of the Pinafore revival announced yesterday that Tempest of Tempest and Sunshine has joined the cast for the operetta. Sunshine will continue at the Winter Garden, where both have been performing this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempest
Sunshine
Winter Garden
Clason Point Amusement Park Opens with New Attractions
Clason Point in the Bronx will open for the season next Saturday. The park adds Witching Waves Whirlpool and Galloping Merry-Go-Round along with a large hippodrome and enlarged swimming pool. Retained are last season's Italian sunken gardens and roller coasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clason Point
Bronx
Fails to Head Yale Navy in Yale Race
New Haven May 24 Edward H Harriman son of William Averill Harriman lost a hard fight to win the Presidency of the Yale navy today beaten by Joseph Richmond Walker son of the Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Walker led the opposition and Harriman fell short in the close contest in Yale navy leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Edward H. Harriman
William Averill Starriman
Yale Navy
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Joseph Richmond Walker
Empire Day Dinner Hosted by City Club
Nearly 100 members of the British Schools and Universities Club celebrated Empire Day with a Delmonico's Bishop dinner. Frederick Courtney presided as speakers included Prof. F C de Sumichrast of Harvard Justice W A Weir of the Quebec Court the Rev Dr F L Patton and Charles Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Schools and Universities Club
Delmonico
Frederick Courtney
F. C.de Sumichrast
Harvard University
W. A. Weir
Ere Court of
Quebec
F. L. Patton
Charles Johnston
Love divorce granted to Mrs Marjorie B Love in White Plains
Mrs Marjorie B Love won an interlocutory decree of divorce from Sidney C Love by Justice Martin J Keogh in White Plains Supreme Court Chambers. The couple, married in Chicago on October 30 1907, had resided at the St Regis and later at 11 West Thirty-seventh Street. Love was a stock broker with offices at 2 Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Love
White Plains
N. Y
Marjorie B. Love
Supreme Court
Martin J. Keogh
Chambers
Chicago
Love
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
St. Regis
West Thirty-seventh Street
Theatrical Notes In June Ottawa Toronto and New York
Percy Haswell opens a stock season at the Royal Alexandria Theatre Toronto on June 5 in The Cottage in the Air. Lee Grove of the Comedy Theatre New York will direct the company. A Toxen Worm of Shubert offices named to the Fourth of July Committee by Mayor Gaynor, with Herman Ridder Edward Hagaman Hall Isaac M. Seligman and William A. Johnston on the officers. Albertiera of the Metropolitan Opera House wrote a one act dramatic pantomime The Beauty of Naples to be shown at Hammerstein’s Victoria Roof Garden in early June dealing with the Camorra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Haswell
Royal Alexandria Theatre
Toronto
Lee Grove
Comedy Theatre
New York
A. Toxen Worm
Shubert
Gaynor
Herman Ridder
Edward Hagaman Hall
Isaac M. Seligman
William A. Johnston
Signor Alberteria
Metropolitan Opera House
Naples
Hammerstein
Victoria Roof Garden
Women win equal pay in city high schools
The Board of Education voted to raise high school women teachers to the men’s salary level, part of a broader equalization plan costing about 700000 citywide and 700000 in high schools. Debate centered on Davis law repeal and future control of salaries, with the minority report urging full equalization and removal of sex from salary schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Olivia Leventritt
Miss Leventritt
United States
America
J. T. Mahoney
Gaynor
Mr. Mahoney
City College
Somers
Supt
Maxwell
Funeral for ex Judge James G. Tighe in Brooklyn
A funeral and burial were held yesterday for ex Magistrate James G. Tighe from 183 Bergen Street Brooklyn. Attendees included many prominent professionals politicians and business figures. He was buried beside his wife Ellen in Greenwood Cemetery.Mrs Tighe died ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
James G. Tighe
Bergen Street
Ellen
Greenwood Cemetery
Tighe
Obituary notices of notable figures across cities
A compilation of death notices for Conrad Pfeiffer Elizabeth Miller Edmund Russell Cyprian Preston Charles Knapp Dr Robert Eils Francis Verley Charles Dean Mrs John Bulwink le Gordon Brady Joseph Ward and related biographical details in 19th to early 20th century American cities. The notices record ages, places of death and notable affiliations or roles through their careers and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Pfeiffer
Detroit
Mich
Elizabeth Smith Miller
Gerrit Smith
Col. C.D. Miller
129Th New York Regiment
Geneva
N. Y
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Miller
Edmund K. Russell
Philadelphia
West Point
Sixty-seventh
New York Volunteer Infantry
Virginia Peninsula
Cyprian Preston
West Fifty-fourth Street
Camden
N. J
Illinois
Evansville
Ind
Charles E. Knapp
Sheppard Knapp & Co
Union Street
Brooklyn
Yorktown
Eighth Regiment
EK. Frost Knapp
Robert W. Eils
Dominion
Canada
Ottawa
Ontario
Canadian Geological Survey
American Geological Society
Francis Louis Verley
Kingston
Jamaica
New York
South Norwalk
Conn
Charles Munson Dean
P. Lorillard & Co
Ohio
New Jersey
Continental Tobacco Company
Wheat Eighth Street
Bayonne
John M. Bulwinkle
Cumberland Street
New York East Conference
Helping Hand Society
Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Gordon Williams Brady
Cornelia Street
Trinity Baptist
Brady
Joseph M. Ward
Marcus L. Ward
Carlsbad
Germany
Cade
Marcus Ll. Ward
Ira Joralemon
Newark
Ward
New York City
Old Ward Mansion
Washington Street
Union Bank Inquiry Opens After Brooklyn Collapse
Albany May 24 George C Van Tuyl Jr took charge of the State Banking Department and ordered a thorough probe into the Union Bank of Brooklyn which failed in April 140 and left 25000 depositors unpaid. Depositors urged Gov Dix and the Legislature to back an open investigation as a note for 8000 circulated among branches before failure. The inquiry may begin within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
George C. van Tuyl, Jr
State Banking Department
Union Bank of Brooklyn
van Tuyl
Brick Church Calls Pastor William Merrill for Brick Presbyterian
The Brick Presbyterian Church at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh Street unanimously called William Pierson Merrill of the Sixth Presbyterian Church Chicago to its pastorate. Merrill, born January 10 1867 in Orange New Jersey, educated at Rutgers and Union Theological Seminary, has served since 1895 in Chicago and is author of Faith Building and Faith and Light. Dr Henry Van Dyke, moderator of the session, announced the decision and noted the promise of securing a better man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Henry van Dyke
Dr. van Dyke
William P. Merrill
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
van Dyke
Richards
Merrill
William Pierson Merrill
Orange
N. J
Rutgers College
Union Theological Seminary
Rutgers
Clara Seymour Helmer
Trinity Church
Chestnut Hil
Philadelphia
Sixth Presbyterian Church of
Longtime New York lawyer Richard H. Clarke dies at 97
Richard H. Clarke, among the oldest members of the New York bar, died yesterday at his home in Manhattan. Born July 3, 1827 in Washington, he graduated from Georgetown in 1846 and joined the New York bar after practicing in Washington in 1865. He worked on the Forest divorce and James will cases, the United States against Jefferson Davis, and investigated heirs claims for Jannike Jans. Active in Roman Catholic charitable work, he authored several works on the New York bar, clergy, and American history. survived by two sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Clarke
New York
West
Seventyfirst
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Washington
Charles O’conor
United States
Jefferson Davis
Jannike Jans
Christian Science Practitioner Emma Smith Dies in New York
Emma Becknell Smith, a Christian Science practitioner, died yesterday at her home 500 West 112th Street after a long illness. Born in Providence Rhode Island forty seven years ago she was a disciple of Alfred Farlow of Boston. She moved to New York City four years ago and had an office in the Metropolitan Building until a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Becknell Smith
West 112Th Street
Providence
R. I
Alfred Farlow
Boston
Mass
Smith
Metropolitan Building
Yesterday's Wills Highlight Major Bequests Across Several Names
The obituary summary lists multiple 1911 wills with varied bequests. Victor Henry Rothschild leaves most to his wife with life estate and trust provisions for trustees including Guggenheim, plus specified bequests to Morris Heilbron and others. Charles Rogers leaves modest sums to wife and two sons. Maria McGann allocates small sums to brothers and church with residue to Julia McMahon. Frederick Schwarz bequeaths over twenty thousand to children. Dora Brekes leaves over five thousand to son Jonas and daughters. Ann Ward's 1908 will distributes cash gifts to relatives and charities. Marie Thiele provides $5,000 realty and $1 to Frederick Miller. Luiz de Cunha Carvalho leaves substantial amounts to wife and many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Henry Rothschild
Josephine Rothschild
Ira Nelson Morris
Clara Heilbron
Samuel Heilbron
Belle J. Gunzburgher
Valerie Dreyfus
Henry H. Lieb
William D. Rodier
Max Fontz
Charles Wallam
Romeo Russell
Charles the Porter
Charles H. Dezendorf
Joe
James Collins
V. Sidney Rothschild
Sel R.guggenheim
Gertrude R. Rothschild
Irene R. Guggenheim
V. Henry Rothschild 2d
Constance Lily Morris
Clarence G. Rothschild
Terrie Bethel
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-sixth Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Montefiore
Charles H. Rogers
Carrie L. Rogers
Clarence C
Jack M. Rogers
Maria McGann
John McGann
Patrick McGann
Catherine Nolan
St. Gabriel's Church
Julia McMahon
Frederick A. C. Schwarz
Anna
F. Ida T
Henry F
George Frederick
Emily E
Herbert F. Schwarz
Dora Brekes
Jonas Brekes
Henrietta Freeman
Frederica Berliner
David Brekes
Ann Ward
Cornelius J. Crowley
Katonah
James M. McDonald
Newburg
St. Vincent de Paul and
Little Sisters of the Poor
Hannah Keenan
la Salle County
Dominick Boyle
John Boyle
Calvary Cemetery
Marie Thiele
John Henry
Paula Maria
Jules Marius
Arthur Martial de Carvalho
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriages and deaths intended for insertion in The New York Times and may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Obituary notices from New York area deaths May 23 1911
Notices of sudden deaths and funeral arrangements for Albert Ayer Jr Caroline Elizabeth Beach Lizzie S Butts Richard H Clarke Theresa Fox Joseph Fox Nelson Hamlin Helen Hubert Franklin Lawrence Lee and John McCarthy. Services listed in homes churches and temples with dates May 25 May 26 and May 23 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Jervis Beach
Daniel Peck
Mary Armitage Bacon
Zion Church
Rome
N. Y
Butts
Hensonville
Greene County
Lizzie S. Butts
Romaine A. Butts
Clarke
West Tist St
Richard H. Clarke
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
71St St
Broadway
Fox
Theresa
Joseph Fox
Mortimer J
David J
Irving J. Fox
Estalle F. Liesel
Temple Beth-El
St. Av
Temple
Sol. Sulzberger
Hamlin
Pasadena
Cal
Nelson Osgood Hamlin
North Euclid Av
Boston
Albany
Hubert
Helen Hubert
West
Eeven Campbell
James T. Terry
McCarthy
John McCarthy
Obituary notices from New York and New Jersey May 22 1911
Funeral announcements mass for Mary Macrum Hugh Newell Edward F Pierdon and many others across Bloomfield Philadelphia New York Jersey City and nearby towns with dates May 22 to May 25 include private interments and services at residences lodges churches and cemeteries. Names include Reynolds Noble Titus Toler Whitefield and OBrien with addresses and funeral times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Noble
William Noble
Federalaburg
MD. Pierdon
Edmond F
Mary S. Pierdon
Grand Lod
Masonic Hall
Ahna Lodge
A. M
Amity Chapter
Columbian Council
S. M
Ivanhoe
K.T
Mecca Temple
Azim Grotto
Preston
John R. Totten
West 54Th St
Cyprian Preston
Ralph
William Ralph
Joseph Ralph
Gastring
Reynolds
West
Catherine D
J. J., Reynolds
Stephes Merritt Burial Co
Groton
N. Y
Smith
Emma Bicknell Smith
Titus
Annie L
William W. Titus
George W. Bostwick
Megs
Upper Montclair
N. J
Chambers St
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Toler
Riverside Drive
John Watts de Peyster Toler
James B
Estelle Elizabeth de Peyster Toler
John Watts de Peyster
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tivoli
Lexington Av
Whitefield
Letitia Whitefield
Trinity Av
Bronx
Memorial notices and obituaries fragment list
Fragmentary death notices mention Sarah A Eldredge Bernard Missick Elias Witt with dates May 2nd 1910 May 23 1908 and a St Peter's Newark New Jersey church service upcoming. Names appear in memory lines and funeral reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Eldredge
Sarah A
Aemsick
Bernard
Mass St. Peter
Newark
N. J
Tete Witt
Elias
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