Hallowe'en Ball At Tuxedo Club Debuts Presented
The annual Hallowe'en ball at the Tuxedo Club drew large crowds despite rain. Debutantes were formally presented and numerous dinners hosted by prominent families accompanied the event, with Dorothy Tuckerman among those honored. Music by Lander's orchestra and a late buffet followed the cotillion.
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New York Times
TSDC
Tuxedo Park Colony
Tuxedo Club
Paul Tuckerman
Dorothy Tuckerman
Henry L. Burnett
Dorothy Wilde
T. Suffern Tailor
Jorie Gould
James Brown
Angelica Rown
Henry P. Loomis
Julia Loomis
Grenville Kane
Antonela Kane
Charles B. Alexander
Janita Alexander
Henry C. Emmett
Miss Emmett
C. B. Alexander
Ethel C. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
W. MacNeill Rodewald
Eleanor Rodewald
Joseph E. Stevens
Charles B’ Alexander
Henry
Pierre Worillard, Sr
George Griswold
O. J. Brand
J. C. Lord
Rlighmont Talbot
Charles W. Gould
Comte de Gagne
E. N. T. Burnett
Francis S. Gilbert
F. T. .Goldthwaite
George Gould
Marijerie Gould
Hamilton
Dorothy Randolph
Dorothy Hayden
Jay Soule
Julian Noyes
Kingdon Gould
H. OE. Hooper
K. G. Waterbury
Sumner Ester
WW. Stotter
Lee Gwynne
B Devebeam Barker
Frank
Hoppin
Katherine Yoakum
Elizabeth Yoakum
Charles N. Harrie
George Pill
T. Crane
EK. J. Butter
W. Mm. Quinn
Mason Horner
Dallas
Pratt
Miss. Pratt
Beatrice Rate
Miss Seeit
Henry Martin
L. HW
Paul Chapin
Troffman, Jr
Gibson Fahnes SK
Doge
I. van Rensselaer
McLaughlin
Helen McLawehiin
Betty Stevens
Misa Eva Purdy
Georgiana Tt
Owen
Dielen McLaugh
City History Club Bazaar and Conference Events
A two day bazaar and entertainment planned for Friday and Saturday November 13 and 14 at the Plaza will aid the City History Club of New York. President Woodrow Wilson and Gov. Hughes are slated to attend and speak with notable participants including Ethel Barrymore Billie Burke Mary Mannering Isabel Irving and Walter Hampden among performers and authors. A Dutch booth and various autograph and book sale activities are listed with numerous society figures, presidents and hosts involved.
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Plaza
City History,Club of New York
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Gov. Hughes
Seth Low
Ethel Barrymore
Billie Burke
Mary Mannering
Isabel Irving
Oscar Livingston
Warren Leeds
George Lang
Frances
Augusta de Peyster
Anna Stuyvesant
Anne van Cortlandt
Josephine Leekman
Edith Jay
Gertrude Schuyler
H. P. Pell
Osephine Daskamacon
Dnouglas Wiggin
Ernest Thomson Seton
Arthur Scribner
Katharine Doremués
Beatrice Carpenter
Dorothy Arnold
Emily McLean
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
John H. Finley
The
City College
Albert Shaw
W. R. Hantington
T. JL. Delafield
Paul Dana
Count
Countess Hassiglia
W. J. Schieffelin
Emil . Boas
Robert Abbé
Herbert Parsons
James Speyer
Guests Told To Avoid Parade For Wedding Day
Miss Juliette Hubbell and Mason Tyler Adams wed today at Brick Church in Fifth Avenue. A luncheon for bridesmaids and friends was held yesterday with many notable guests from New York Boston Morristown and Hartford. Police will close the Fifth Avenue church entrance due to a parade and arrange crossing for wedding carriages to reach the reception.
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Juliette Hubbell
Mason Tyler Adams
Adams
Arewell
University Club
Miss Hubbell
L.cass Ledyard, Jr
New York
Ransom Hooker
O. C. Macy
Charlie Stillman
Frank Crocker
Jessie Wood
Franklin Mills
Sallie Boswell
Morristown
N. J
James Greenway
Henry Patterson
Ruth Greenough
Boston
Marion Johnston
Washington
Ruth ‘Sobrir
Williamstown
Mass
Elizabeth Morgan
Pine
Elsie Forest
Virginia Forest
Hartford
Marjorie. Nott
Princeton
Edward C. Wiliams
Henry Jon
Briarcli
Fifth Avenue
Girls to Pose as Pictures at Plaza Tableau Event
The MacDowell Association plans a series of tableaus from Old Masters at the Plaza on Tuesday evening November 10. John W. Alexander will direct the tableaux with many noted participants. Katherine Wright Louise Horner Catharine Swift Ruth Davis Marian Beckett Katharine Thodes lead in various portraits and panels. The programme committee is chaired by Mrs. Ben Ali Haeggins with a distinguished advisory board including Beaux Bernhardt Burroughs Gilder La Farge Low MaccMonnies Paur and Sokoloff.
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MacDowell Association
Old Maste
Plaza
John W. Alexander
Ako A Dass
Katherine Wright
James Wright
St. Catherine
van Eyrck
Naltier’s
Veropese
Katharine Thodes
Langdon Geer
Warren Barbour
Ben Ali Haeggin
Tableaus
Cecilia Beaux
Sarah Bernhardt
John Burroughs
Jack Gardner
Richard Watson Gilder
John la Farge
Seth Low
Frederick MaccMonnies
Emil Paur
Wassily Safonoff
Talk on Cliff Dwellings at Waldorf Astoria
New York State chapter of the Colorado Cliff Dwellings Association hosted a reception and musicale for members and friends at the Waldorf-Astoria. Regent Mrs. Thomas Henry Whitney welcomed guests and outlined society aims. The annual address by Regent General Mrs. McClure was read by Miss Clara Fuller, with a paper on Colorado cliff dwellings by Mrs. Dwight Holbrook. Mrs. Ida Wheaton Riddle spoke for the California Society and contributed remarks on cliff dwellings. Musical numbers featured Miss Bailie and Miss Scarff in a piano violin duet and Mrs. Leonard W. Ely singing The Origin of the Rainbow.
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New York State
Colorado Cliff Dwellings Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas Henry Whitney
McClure
Clara Fuller
Colorado Cliff Dwellings
Dwight Holbrook
Ida Wheaton Riddle
California Society
Cliff Dwellings
Miss Beebe to Wed Charles P Blaney at West End Church
The marriage of Miss Helen Worthington Beebe and Charles P. Blaney will be at West End Collegiate Church on Wednesday afternoon November 1 at 4 o clock. Bridesmaids include Henrietta Hagerty and Marjory Shotwell with others from Baltimore Far Hills N J and this city. Best man Edward Ridley Finch and ushers Edward Prentice Albert Bard B W B Brown William Chadbourne Le Baron Huntington and Artemus Ward Jr.
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Helen Worthington Beebe
Charles P. Blaney
West End Collegiate Church
Beebe
Vassar
Henrietta Hagerty
Baltimore
Marjory Shotwell
Far. Halls
N. J
Julia Little
Louise Shaw
Edith Dodges
Ethel Peyser
Ruth Shotwell Beebe
Edward Ridley
Finch
Edward Fis Prentice
Albert S. Bard
B. W. B. Brown
William M. Chadbourne
le Baron M. Huntington
Artemus Ward, Jr
Engagement announced of Miss Edna Reynolds to Herbert Ferris
The engagement of Miss Edna Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jay Reynolds of this city to Herbert H Ferris of Jersey City Heights was announced Miss Reynolds is a debutante of 19S and Ferris is a Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate and member of engineering clubs and societies.
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Edna Reynolds
John Jay Reynolds
Herbert. H. Ferris
Jersey City Heights
Tea in Japanese room honors Miss Colier at Warm Springs
HOT SPRINGS Va Oct 30 Mrs Walter Watson hosted a tea in the Japanese room of the homestead for Miss Rebecca Colier of Washington. Guests included Mrs T De Witt Talmage Miss Mai Watson and several entertaining luncheon parties at Fassifern Farm and the Oaks. Visitors William Nelson Pelonze and Edith W Cutler among arrivals at the Homestead for fall and spring seasons.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Walter Watson
Rebecca Colier
Washington
T. de Witt Talmage
Mai Watson
Nathaniel F. Moore
Cuthbert Brown
J. Bradley Cummings
Fassifern Farm
Franklin Farrel
Ro Kirkland
G. (. Clarke
A. Sidney ‘‘Arpenter
Social notes from New York households at Madison Avenue
Mr and Mrs George eye and their daughter return home to 667 Madison Avenue. Various local families arrive or stay at Walcott St Regis and Plaza hotels, plan parties, bridge events, and engagements as Franklin Club and Metropolitan Club hosts hint at social season activity.
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George Eye
Madison Avenue
Heve
Henry S.swords
Lawrence
L. J
J. Kennedy
Walcott
Bushrod Bayne
Clara Wright
Barclay
Walter Brooks
Sherry’s
Edith Brooks
Schusler Quackenbush
Miss Rainey
Paul Rainey
William Barclay Parsons
Sherry
Francis Carolan
Burlingame
Cal
Tusitania
St. Regis
James R. Willetts
Manhanset
Hotel Plaza
Frederick Townsend Martin
Lusitania
Plaza
John Blake Baker
Gotham
Metropolitan Club
Aero Club Faces Election Battle Over Flying Policy
Two rival factions prepared to court members at the Aero Club of America annual meeting on Monday night at 12 East Forty-second Street. The regular ticket lists McCoy and Edwards among others. the independent ticket includes Edwards plus Hamner Chamberlin Adams and Whitehouse.
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Aero Club of America
Aero Club
East Forty-second Street
J. C. McCoy
Cortlandt Field Bishop
A. Holland Forbes
Samuel H. Valentine
Charles Jerome Edwards
Mr. Edwards
William J. Hammer
George F. Chamberlin
Louis R.adams
William F. Whitehouse
Samuel H. Vientine
William F. Whitehhouse
Augustus Post
Charles M. Manly
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
Westchester County
Long Island
New Jersey
The
Colgate Hoyt
Alan R. Hawley
Automobile Club of America
Mr. Whitehouse
Forty-second Street
Upper Broadway
Safonoff Arrives to Lead Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Vassily Safonoff reached New York aboard the Lusitania and will lead his third and final season with the Philharmonic Society. He cites recent concerts in Copenhagen and St. Petersburg, notes a gold laurel wreath from the orchestra, and plans Fritz Scalberg’s Lincoln tribute symphonic poem for February 12 and 13 as part of an American composers emphasis.
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Vassily Safonoff
Philharmonic Society
Tusitania
Safonoff
Copenhagen
Symphony Society
Tschaikowsky
St. Petersburg
Rimski-Korsakoff
Philharmonic
Fritz Scalberg
Abraham Lincoln
Doctor Gillette undergoes intestinal cancer operation at Roosevelt Hospital
Dr Walter R Gillette ex Vice President of Mutual Life Insurance was taken to Roosevelt Hospital from his home by his son Dr Currentus Gillette. He underwent a two and a half hour operation on Thursday for removal of a carcinoma of the intestines and was reported in critical condition with slim chances of recovery.
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Walter R. Gillette
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Roosevelt Hospital
Gillette
TyHe -Times
West Fortieth Street
Currentus Gillette
East Fortyfirst Street
Park Avenue
Joseph A. Blake
Madison Avenue
Blake
Harrington
Walton Martin
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Include Journal Editor and Executives
Michael P. Murphy, veteran newspaper man and former editor of The Sunday Courier Journal, was found dead in Toledo from chloroform overdose while suffering a toothache. Other obituaries include Shorty Greene Powers, a blind racehorse enthusiast. Jolin Totten Webber, a long serving traveling salesman. Hubbard, Deputy Port Collector of the Port of New York. Samuel J. Miskimon, Baltimore Sun circulation manager. Lorenzo Dow Blanchard, ex Civil Service official of Brooklyn. Dr Harry Plympton, nervous disease specialist. Cordelia Stebbins Bruyvere, wife of Dr Walter Bruyere. James Stedman Wright, Mechanics National Bank employee. Thomas McMurray, Barbour Thread and Flax executive. and Cyrus C._currier of South Orange heads, all noted with birthplace and family details.
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Michael P. Murphy
Sunday Courier Journal
Toledo
Ireland
Jolin ‘Totten Webber
New York
Itv
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Webber
David W. Webber
Westchester County
Gweenol. We Hubbard
Gweenol. We Hubbard, Deputy Collector of the Port of New York
New York Hospital
Cortlandt
Port Richmond
Baltimore
Miskimon
The
Sun
Washington
Washington Star
Lorenzo Dow Blanchard
Gates Avenue
Lake Avenue
Ocean Grove
Fancher
John F. Blanchard
Harriet M. Adams
Benjamin M. Adams
Harry Plvmpton
Arlington Place
George W. Plympton
Polytechnic Institute
Long Island College Hospital
Kings County Insane Asylum
Cordelia Stebbins Bruyvere
Walter Ro Bruyere
HE EK. Tull
West Eightieth Street
James Stebbins
Princeton Nwn. J
James Stedman Wright
Mechanics’ National Bank
Eightieth Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Bath Beach
Charles H. Wright
Jersey City
Thomas McMurray
Cyrus C. Currier
South Orange
N. J
Tie
Newark
Anti suffrage group opens office for education drive
The League for the Civic Education of Women an national anti suffrage group with New York interest opens an office in 222 Madison Avenue to educate on reasons against women's suffrage. Lectures will be led by Dr Lyman Abbott and others at Berkeley Theatre and McDowell Opera House with plans for extensive publicity and a library of pamphlets and clippings.
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League For the Civic Education of Women
New York
Gilbert FE. Jones
Madison Avenue
Industria
Wom
League
Lyman Abbott
Berkeley Theatre
Dee
Litzard Watson Gildent
Nicholas
McDowell | Opera House
Richard
Fleanor
Putnam
Jones
Tary
Andrew
Cleveland
Hugh Kelly Dies At Home In New York City
Hugh Kelly longtime director of multiple Chicago and New York businesses died at his Washington Square home. Born in Chicago on Sept 24 1858 he was educated in public schools and earned arts and doctoral degrees. He served as president of several firms including the Sugar Company and Central Ansonia, and was a trustee of St Patrick’s Roman Asylum.
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Sranklin
Greene Powers
Shorty
Richmond Hill
Hugh Kelly
Kelly
Thempany
Iowa
Wall Street
Ansonia Sugar
Teresa Sugar Comnir Sugar Company
Washington Square
Yes 3
Roman Asylum
St. Patrick's
Chicago
der of Arts
Oriental Bank
Dennett
Oren
Martha E. Fervice
M. Interme
Fargis
Josepha A
Joseph H. Fargis
James E. McLarney
Calvary
Mary E. Kelly
McCabe
Washington] Square West
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Friendly Sons of
J. Patrick
New York
Stephen. Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Fordham University Sie Association
High Kelly
Carpenter Family Man Died in Allen County Church
Obituary notice notes the death of a Quaker real estate merchant and father of two in Allen County. Survived by his wife and two sons. long tied to the old Knickerbocker area and Millbrook trade lanes.
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Franklin ‘T
Hahnemann
T Ter
Carpenter
Allen
Carp
Tess County
Death of Lehigh Valley Railroad President Hartshorne
Special from Philadelphia reports Charles Hartshorne longtime leader of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and its vice president died at Merion. He was prominent in Philadelphia’s financial world and leaves four children.
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New York Tames
Philadelphia
Charles Hartshorne
Lehigh Vialley Railroad
Merion
Klein to write ten plays and retire after year
Charles Klein announced at a rehearsal that he will write one play per year for ten years then retire from playwriting. Henry B. Harris gains exclusive rights to the works. He stated the future plays will depict real life conditions and require at least a year to complete. Blanche Walsh opens season at Nixons Apollo Theatre in The Test by Jules Eckert Goodman with a large audience.
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Charles Klein
Henry B. Harris
Lein
Blanche Walsh
Atlantic City
N. J
Nixon
Apollo Theatre
Jules Eckert Goodman
James Kerr Dies After Cancer Operation
James Ierr Kerr Democratic National Committeeman from Pennsylvania died at Premium Point after a liver cancer operation. His wife Mrs Kerr and five sons were with him. he never regained consciousness following surgery by Drs Luckett and Wyeth. Born 1851 in Mifflin County he was a longtime timber and coal operator and former Congressman.
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New York
New Rochelle
James Ierr
Pennsylvania
Premium Point
Kerr
W. H. Luckett
John A. Wyeth
Manhattan
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mr. Kerr
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Col. J.M. Guffy
Mos
Mifflin County
Clearfield
Penn
Vaudeville and stage notes from New York theatres
W C Kelly returns from abroad to perform at the Columbia Theatre in early November. Martha Morton arrives November 1 with the English version of On The Eve. Theodore Hamilton to star with Julia Marlowe in The Goddess of Reason. De Wolf Hopper to begin rehearsals for The Pied Piper. Cohan Harris announce Julian Eltinge in Mademoiselle de Mauphan. Fanny Ward reported as a hit in The Flag Station. Dramatic Union hosts informal At Home November 9 at Irene Ackerman Studio, 1947 Broadway.
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W. C. Kelly
Columbia Theatre
Martha Morton
Dr. Leopold
Kampf
New York
Theodore Hamilton
Fank Mayo
Mary Johnston
de Wolf Hopper
Austin Strong
R. H. Burnside
Manuel Klein
Cohan & Harris
Julian Eltinge
Gautier
Mademoiselle de Mauphan
Marc Kilaw
London
Fanny Ward
Fanny
Jerome K. Jerome
Dramatic Union
Irene Ackerman
Broadway
Philadelphia Manufacturer Donovan Dies in London
William Edward Henry Donovan, a Philadelphia manufacturer, died in London from heart disease last night. The report notes he was visiting the city when the illness struck.
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William Edward Henry Donovan
London
Willian Edward Henry Donovan
Philadelphia
Musical Notes and Recitals Shape A Weekend in City
Emil Sauer presents a piano recital this afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall with Mme Kaschowska making her first local appearance as Brunnhilde in Die Walkure. Shevinne offers a Carnegie Hall recital of Bach Busoni Corelli Loellly Rameau Liszt Chopin D Albert Lincoff Tausig. Julius Falk, violinist and pupil of Ysare and Sev cik, arrives aboard the Cedric to begin a concert tour after recent appearances in European capitals and before King Edward.
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Emil Sauer
Mendelssohn Hall
Mme. Kaschowska
Darmstadt
Brunnhilde
Shevinne
Carnegie Hall
Bach-Busoni
Corelli
Loellly
Rameon
Liszt
Chopin
D’albert
Lincoff
Tausig
Julius Falk
Cedric
Ysare
Sev
Cik
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Paris
St. Petersburg
Madrid
London
King Edward
Abolishing Pirate Plays Warned By Theatrical Group
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers announced drastic action to curb repertoire piracy. General counsel Ligon Johnson says pirates stage unknown plays for nominal royalties then risk prosecution, while when unsupervised they perform big New York hits, often via Chicago thieves. The plan includes blacklisting theatres and warning owners that bookings with pirates may lead to cancellation of other engagements.
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National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Ligon Johnson
Johnson
New York
Chicago
Metropolitan Opera subscription sale ends early this year
The Met subscription sale closes today due to a large increase in season demand. Notable operas include Aida La Traviata La Tosca La Bohème and Madame Butterfly with single seats starting Thursday morning. Miss Alda and Jean Noté sail from Europe today for the season debut, plus Aya Aytes and other cast members headline the Winter program.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Fran
la Tou
Ne Chest
Marguerite Tofele
Es Alda
Jean Noté
Europe
Miss Alda
Zealand
Maras
Theatre de la Brussels
Opéra Paris
Creief
Louise
Laflan
Bailey birth announcement for Brooklyn couple
Dr and Mrs J H Bailey of GS St Brooklyn announce the birth of a girl born October 27 1908.
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J. H. Bailey
GS St
Brooklyn
Multiple Marriages and Transfers Noted in Local Notices
A series of October transfers appears listing marriages and names of individuals from Irvington Newark Orange Springfield and Kingstown with dates mainly October 28. Names include Ethel P. Fowler Daisy Bowlby Mullein Charles G. Martin Florence Percival Mabie Clifford Winchel Bertha Miller Zellers and others.
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Dford
Ethel P
Charles G. Martin Owley
Daisy Bowlby Mullein
Riper
Newark
N. A
Ernest Unstead
Bundace
Crawford
Willan W
Bertha Miller
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Area
Public notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details for residents like Mrs. Caroline Astor and Edward J. Nicoll. Entries include addresses in New York and New Rochelle, with service times, burial plans, and family relationships stated for each deceased.
Tompkins & Tompkins Offer Probate of Wills
Tompkins and Tompkins Chansellors at Law 156 Fifth Avenue announce wills and probate services. This business notice highlights their legal practice focused on wills and estate matters.
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Tompkins & Tompkins, Chanselors-at-Law
Fifth Avenue
Funeral notices scattered across city obituaries
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements across Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby areas. Entries include Walsh Barry Betts Kischoff Bonker Brown Buckley Butler Campsie Chabrial Colbert Collins Crawford Dessing Delaporte Desmond De Pew Franklin Harrison Healy Hoelfelt Hubbard Hughes Kaiser Kelly Kuser Krein Lyons McCarron McDonale McInerney McLoughlan Madison Miller Mundy Nolan Pepping Phillips Pros Rawlins Rudolph Scherer Schullein Schutte Smith Stickel Truane Vanderhoef Walker Weber with services planned at various churches and cemeteries including Woodlawn and others in October and late October.
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Newark
Oak - Crawford
Bellevue Hospital
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Merce St
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A. Dessing
Delaporte
Ozone Park
Jeanne 2
Vanderbilt Aw
Brooklyn
A. Desmond
DE Pew
Themtore de Pew
Pineral
Lenin Ax
George Hubbard
Hughes
Magenta St
Williamsbridge
William H. Hughes
Kaiser
Greenville
Jersey City
Oat
Elizabeth Kaiser
Kelly
Greenille
Elizabeth &. Kelly
Es Kuser
William Hi. Kusers
Neti
Krein
Bushwick
Itreokion
Elizabeth Krein
Pune
LYONS
Skillaern St
Trevklyn
Patrick
Lyons Pongra
Teorraw McCarron
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Bile McCattram
Muneral
M. McDonale
Thomas H
Inerney
Watie “Meverney
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Miller
West
Margaret Miller
Puteral
M. Mundpy
South Plainfield
N. Js
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Nolan
12Th St
Jersey
Ity
Michael Nolan
Wit
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Elizabeth Ruolpn
Schererk
Greene
Minnie Scherer
Schullein
Irving Ace
John Schullein
Schutte
Coniver
Mary
Sriputte
Smith
Pleasant Av
Alice B Smith
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St. Newark
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Flushing
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William Walker
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Putnam Av
John T. Webber
In Memoriam CAMPBELL Mass for John Campbell
In Memoriam notice for John Campbell held at the Church of Francis Xavier today at 9 A. M. with service and prayers. Community members gathered to remember Campbell's life and contributions to the parish.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Services Noted
The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Late rates start at $158. For books of news or representation, call the Gramercy office at (4855) or visit 2nd Avenue East 230.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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Helen Maria Stuart
New York City
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Hermann Knickerbocker
Viele
Bockers
John Rae
E. P. Dutton & Co
West 23d Street
Barry
Tompkins
Brooklon
Rizabetth
Betts
Rohmeal Hill
Qet
Adriahne Betts
Kischoff
Ruthyrter
Orr
Predas Bischoff Leefim
Ae Bonker
Park Av
Newark, N. J
Bessie Monker
BROWN
Ray First
Rath Beach
Det
Famund- Brown
Cotes St
Sersey City
John ‘Buckier
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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