Miss Edith Holt Weds Dr Bloodgood At Rooftop Breakfast
Miss Edith Holt and Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore wed at the bride’s East Seventy-eighth Street home. The ceremony featured garden decor with bay trees and lilies of the valley, a bridal ensemble of lace and satin, heirloom lace, and a reception breakfast in the rooms above and on the roof garden. Bloodgood, connected with Johns Hopkins Hospital, will reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Edith Holt
Henry Holt
East Seventy-eighth Street
Lyman Abbott
Miss Holt
Limerick
Mrs. West
Winifred Holt
Henrietta
Margaret Bloodgood
B Odgood
Francis Joseph
David W.bloodgood
Dr. Bloodgood
Wheeler Peckham Bloodgood
Milwaukee
Roland
Henry Holt,Jr
Copeland Morton
C. Vail Stebbins
New York
Gerald Abbott Ledbury
Herbert Satterlee
Francis Jencks
Edward Ringwood Hewitt
Hewitt
John S. Delafield
William Sloane
Charles S. Stebbins
Cass Gilbert
Middleton
Church
Séward Erdman
Charles&. Butler
Miss Sarah Almy a Bride at Transfiguration Church
The marriage of H Brooks Price and Miss Sarah G Almy took place at 10 30 yesterday morning at the Church of the Transfiguration East Twenty ninth Street. The Rev Dr George H Houghton officiated with no attendants. Mrs Benjamin Price and Mrs John G Almy were present. The couple sail on the Teutonic this morning and will be abroad six or eight weeks, returning to 12 West Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brooks Price
Benjamin Price
West Ninth Street
Sarah G. Almy
Admiralt Almy
Church of the Transfiguration
East Twenty-ninth Street
George H. Houghton
Benjamin .Price
John G. Almy
Washington
Imbrie Dieterick and others obtain marriage licenses
Schuyler Imbrie of 42 West Seventy-third Street and Daphne Dame Dieterick of 49 Claremont Avenue were among those receiving licenses yesterday. Also listed were Edward Augustus Villard of 57 West Fifty-seventh Street and Marguerite R. McCarthy of 10F West Seventieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Imbrie
West Seventy-third Street
Daphne Dame Dieterick
Claremont Avenue
Edward Augustus Villard
West Fifty-seventh Street
Marguerite R. McCarthy
West Seventieth Street
Peters Boyd Wedding At Larchmont Manor Today
William John Peters chief magnetic observer of Carnegie Institution and Beatrice Speaight Boyd will wed today at Mr Boyd’s country place in Larchmont Manor. Miss Ellen M. Goin serves as maid of honor and John Champ is best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Peters
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Speaight Boyd
William A. Boyd
Corporation Attorney of
New York
Not Taken by Kidnappers in Panama Rumor Debunked
A false circulating report claimed Mrs. Bertha K. Gresham had abducted her child from Mrs. Mabel Crompton of 436 Brook Avenue the Bronx. The Times confirmed the child with Mrs. Crompton and that Mrs. Gresham, staying at Hotel Lincoln, has no plans to remove the child. The rumor linked to Dr. Rauel Amador was unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha K. Gresham
William Gresham
Mabel Crompton
Brook Avenue
Bronx
Amador
Panama
Tablet in Memory of Rabbi Touro Dedicated in Newport
A bronze and marble tablet erected by the Spanish and Portuguese Congregation hearith Israel of Newport Rhode Island will be dedicated on Labor Day. It memorializes Rev. Isaac Touro who led the synagogue since 1763, and his sons Judah and Abraham both noted for philanthropy and military service, with later addition of Abraham Pereira Mendes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Touro
Hearith Israel
Newport
R. I
Isaac Touro
Judah
Abraham
Abraham Pereira Mendes
Hunting in the Berkshires special to The New York Times
In Lenox Massachusetts Sept 1 a Berkshire hounds hunt held at Overlee featured a six mile trial around Rattlesnake Mountain. Notable riders included Mr and Mrs David T Dana Miss Heloise Meyer Miss Potter and Harold Sidway both uninjured after dismounts. Upcoming meet in Tyringham Valley with breakfast by Mr and Mrs Robbie P Tytus. Lady Augusta Fane and Miss Clementine Furniss arrived from England to visit Miss Sophia Furniss at Edgecomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Hounds
Overlee
Samuel Frothingham
David T. Dana
Heloise Meyer
Miss Potter
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Herbert B. Shaw
Charles Astor Bristed
Harold Sidway
Tyringham Valley
Robbie P. Tytus
Augusta Fane
England
Sophia Furniss
Edgecomb
Clementine Furniss
Cobb on Marriage Law In New York
Senator George H. Cobb released a statement on Attorney General Jacksons construction of the marriage license law. He says the key question was whether non residents could obtain a license in one town and marry elsewhere. Jackson ruled they could not. Cobb believes there was no intent to require residents to marry in the license town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
George H. Cobb
Jackson
American Teachers SAIL to England Under Civic Federation
A group led by Gilbert B. Morrison of McKinley High School and Henry E. Harris sails today on the Teutonic to study English public school systems as part of a National Civic Federation program. The party includes Mrs Margaret Angell, Miss Anna P. MacVay, and others from Ohio New Jersey and Massachusetts. Another contingent sails tomorrow on the Baltic with August Ahrens and several Misses from Boston Jersey City and Chicago to visit England in a follow up exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
National Civic Federation
Alfred Mosely
Teutonic
Gilbert B. Morrison
MckKinley High School
St. Louis
Henry EF. Harris
Bayonne
N. J
Margaret C. Angell
Oxford
Ohio
Anna P. MaccVay
This City
Henry EB. Harris
Bernetta Vroom
Jessie O. Wheeler
Baltic
August Ahrens
Warrensburg
Gertrude ‘Dimick
Boston
Annette Butler
Chicago
Mary A. Leavens
Transatlantic sailings draw down as vacation season ends
Two liners Mauretania and Teutonic sail today for Europe as cruising lists shrink while inbound ships sail full. Notables aboard Mauretania include Gen William Ames and Sir William Wiseman among others. Teutonic lists feature Percy Alden MP and Mrs H Brookes Price, with several other passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Teutonic
Europe
Liverpool
William Ames
Allen D. Loney
Werlich
E. A. Louis, Jr
Wiliam Wiseman
John .J.wynne
Ogilvy, Haig
Pauline Chase
George S. Drake
Cecil Paget
Rufus K. Noyes
W. G. Taylor
Paul Tietgens
G. L. Pexter
Trueman S. Lewis
Albert Long
T. Morgan Brown
Thomas Lilyth
van Rensselaer
Marconi to Sail from Liverpool on Cunarder Caronia
Wireless pioneer William Marconi will sail from Liverpool for New York today aboard the Cunarder Caronia. He is famed for developing wireless telegraphy and is en route to the United States for forthcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
William Marconi
Liverpool
New York
Society Notes from Southampton and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Henry Sanford guests at Southampton with Mr and Mrs Newbold Edgar after a long foreign tour. Mrs Charles Blair Macdonald and Miss Frances Macdonald head to Europe. Br W M Polk and Mrs Polk in the White Mountains will return mid month. Dr Egerton S Jackson and Mrs Jackson back from Canada reside at 114 West Seventieth Street for the winter. Mrs Luther Rourze booked to sail Sept 16 on the Lusitania for Paris and London. son in law Robert Livingston sails the same day. Mr and Mrs John Allen Townsend left Bar Harbor for Canada. At the Hotel Welcott are Mr and Mrs R M Wurton of Cincinnati. Payne Whitney to spend autumn at Greentree near Manhasset. Mr and Mrs Charles X Cordier Jr and daughter Miss Marjorie Cordier will return to town this week after Whitehart Inn Islesbury stay. Mr and Mrs Paul G Thebaud remain abroad until November then return to Hillair White Plains. Mr and Mrs Frederick G Bourne to spend winter at the Plaza. Mr and Mrs William Church Isborn to return to Garrison, N Y today. Mr and Mrs Daniel Guggenheim to close Firenzis at Elberon and go to Adirondack camp. Mr E C Moore of Hastings-on-Hudson visiting his mother Mrs John Crosby Brown of Orange N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. W. M. Polk
Mrs. Polk
White Mountains
Charles X. Cordier, Jr
Marjorie Cordier
Whitehart Inn
Islesbury
Paul G. the Baud
Place
Hillair
White Plains
Frederick G. Bourne
Plaza
William Church Isborn
Garrison
N. Y
Daniel Guggenheim
Firenzi
Elberon
E. C. Moore
Hastings-on-Hudson
John Crospy Brown
Orange
N. Ib
Council of Women Opens in Geneva for 1894 Congress
The International Council of Women met in Geneva on September 1 to prepare for the Toronto 1895 congress. American delegates included Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and Rev. Anna H. Shaw, with Lady Aberdeen presiding. A garden party followed at the Chateau de l'Imperatrice in honor of the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
International Council of Women
Toronto
Canada
Kate Waller Barrett
American Council
Anna H. Shaw
FE. B. Grannis
B. M. West
Lady Aberdeen
Ireland
Campagne de l’Imperatrice
Empress Josephine
The New York Times Theatrical Section Preview
A brief note describes next Sunday's The Times theatrical section with beauty of design and execution. It highlights photographs of stage favorites printed in fine paper and in the famous Times Pictorial Supplement style. It promises stories and criticisms of plays and the chat of the green room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Times
Times Pictorial Supplement
Mollusc at Garrick Theatre A witty Dickenslike farce
English actress Alexandra Carlisle shines in The Mollusc by Hubert Henry Davies at the Garrick Theatre. Joseph Coyne returns but struggles with the role. Beatrice Forbes Robertson and Mrs Baxter give strong turns. The curtain raiser The Likes O Me features Doris Keane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Henry Davies
Garrick Theatre
Tom Kemp
Joseph Coyne
Baxter
Forrest Robinson
Miss Roberts
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Taes Staats
Alexandra Carlisle
Wilfred T. Coleby
Matilda Emms
Maud
Love Siso Hey
Tae Tate
Doris Keane
Viscount Worth
Master George Clarke
W. H. Gilmore
the Earl of
Whitecliffe
Dudley Digges
Hubert Henry Davies
London
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Sir Charles Wyndham
Mr. Davies
Hubert Henry Davi
Davies
Tom
Colorado
Mr. Coyne
Danilo
O’ Me
Wilfred T.coleby
George Clarke
Mabel Love
Dudley Wiggs
Passing of the Third Floor Back Opens London Season
Jerome K. Jerome presents his play The Passing of the Third Floor Back at St. James's Theatre with Forbes Robertson in the lead. A mysterious stranger awakens virtue in a Bloomsbury lodging house, with critics split on the allegorical drama and charity as its possible force. Gertrude Elliott fails in the slavey role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Jerome K. Jerome
Forbes Robertson
St. James’s Theatre
Bloomsbury
Jerome
Gertrude Elliott
Goodwin Returns with Cameo Kirby Play
Nat C. Goodwin came back from Europe aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm with a new play titled Cameo Kirby to be produced by George C. Tyler this fall. Goodwin plans a four week rehearsal after a country trip, the Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson script set for first week in November. Anna Held and Florenz Zeigfeld Jr. also arrived with fourteen Paris costumes, recounting a near fatal car accident on the France Switzerland border as the car skirted a cliff and a wood pile tumbled nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat C. Goodwin
Europe
Kronprinz Wilhelm
George C. Tyler
Mr. Goodwin
Booth, Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Ree
Anna Held
Florenz Zeigfeld, Jr
Paris
France
Switzerlana
Miss Held
Felix Reich Files Bankruptcy Petition in Vaudeville Venture
Felix Reich theatrical manager at 1133 Broadway files bankruptcy with liabilities 44446 and assets 5000. He carries a claim against Harold Cox of Hudson Mass arising from the Cox Reich partnership formed in April 1907. Major liabilities arise from performer contracts for salaries due under the agreements. Reich has long worked as a booking agent for vaudeville acts at parks summer resorts and country fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Reich
Broadway
Harold Cox
Hudson, Mass
Cox & Reich
Reich
Gertrude Hoffmann joins Shuberts for national tour
Gertrude Hoffmann will come under Shubert management after an announcement from their office. She will close her engagement at Hammerstein's on Saturday evening September 26 and is likely to appear in two dances with a company planned to tour the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hoffmann
Shuberts
Hammerstein’s
Marathon winner signs vaudeville deal with Keith & Proctor
J. J. Wayes, victor of the marathon, signed yesterday with E. F. Albee to perform in Keith & Proctor theatres. He will recount his race experiences with moving pictures and debut next Monday at the 125th Street Theatre, likely in his Olympic running suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wayes
E. F. Albee
Keith & Proctor
Moving Pictures
125Th Street Theatre
Amusement Notes Highlight Theatre Moves and Openings
John Mason to move to the West End Theatre with The Witching Hour on Monday September 21. James K Hackett to replace him at the Hackett Theatre in a revival of The Prisoner of Zenda. William Faversham sells English rights to The World and His Wife to Martin Harvey for Adelphi Theatre London after his U S opening. Golden Gate Club benefit seats go on sale at Belasco box office next Sunday. Michail Michailos to perform four shows with Italian Opera Company before Mexico City season. Emma Carus to replace Grace Cameron in Lincoln Square Theatre vaudeville opening next Saturday under William Morris. Wilton Lackaye in town for Cleveland Moffett play The Battle. Edmund Breese will lead The Third Degree by Charles Klein in November via Henry B. Harris. Happyland hosts Staten Island carnival from today through Labor Day. Al H. Wilson in When Old New York Was Dutch at Plainfield tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
West End
Hackett Theatre
James K Hackett
William Faversham
Martin Harvey
Adelphi Theatre
London
Mr. Faversham
Golden Gate Professional Club
Belasco Theatre
Michail Michailos
Abramson
Mexico City
Emma Carus
Grace Cameron
Lincoln Square Theatre
William Morris
Wilton Lackaye
Cleveland Moffett
Edmund Breese
Charles Klein
Henry B. Harris
Happyland
Staten Island
New York
al H. Wilson
Plainfield
Monetary experts return from European banking study tour
A Congressional Commission subcommittee including Senator Daniel and Representatives Vreeland and Overstreet arrived home aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm after inquiries abroad. They reported cordial treatment by London bankers, with talks before the Bank of England’s governors and managing directors, and inquiries into the French system with the Credit Lyonnais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Virginia
Vreeland
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
Congressional Commission
Europe
Kronprinz Wilhelm
London
Bank of England
United States
Bank of
Berlin
Paris
Bank of France
Credit Lyonnaise
France
Aldrich
Commission
Prof
Andrews
Harvard
The Regeneration at Wallack's Theatre
Arnold Daly opens his season at Wallace's Theatre with The Regeneration a four act drama by Owen Kildare and Walter Hackett set in New York settlement life. Daly plays Owen Conway a gang leader who reforms under the influence of Marie Deering aided by settlement worker Ames. The plot traces class caste social reform and a love triangle ending with Conway’s imprisonment after resisting his past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Kildare
Walter Hackett
New York
Edwin Arden
Arthur Ames
Owen Conway
Arnold Daly
George Leach Terry
Charles Haynes Spencer Gray
Harold M. Cheshire
Reginald Hollister
R. W. Tucker Hawkins
Oat Ensee
John Harrington
Jessie Izett
Marie Deering
Nellie
Gamal
Ermehn Rey Helen Ware
Parsons
Mary-Frances Boyce
Ollie Parsons
Janet Beecher
Deering
Ccaeesees
Mathilde Deshon
Lizzie May
Rose Allin
Wallack’s
Fourteenth Street
Bowery
Chicory Hall
Mr. Daly
Ames
Miss Izett
Conway
Miss Deering
Ife
Chickory Hall
Helen Ware
Justice
Old Newark Couple Wed After Meeting in the West
Bridegroom 68 and bride 70, both of Newark New Jersey, were married a few days ago after meeting four months earlier at a friend's home in the West. They announced plans to wed to their families with no opposition, and now enjoy their honeymoon. The notice notes the aged bridegroom and bride and mentions ek Cronk, 68, in the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Taylor
Newark
N. J
West
Ek Cronk
Notable Obituaries and Deaths From Various Cities
Thomas L. Doyle former Hotel Grammatan manager dies in Ithaca at 53 bachelor. Dr Edgar IL Phillips dies in Goshen born 1827. gold rush pioneer and Civil War surgeon. John Miller Scott dies in East Orange aged 76, charitable traveler descendant of Sir Walter Scott. Carrie Wilson Potter dies in East Orange at 40. missionary and church worker. J S Hood dies at 69 in Thousand Island Park, law books. Fred M Garfield Erie official dies at 54 in Jamestown. 31 years with Erie. Samuel Groocock 85, Clifton, NY business figure and religious leader to funeral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Doyle
Grammatan
Ithaca
Doyle
Lincoln
Garden City
Grammatar
Edgar IL. Phillips
Goshen
N. Y
Phillipsburg
Pike's Peak
Missouri River
Pike’s Peak
Illnois
John S. Phillips
American Magazine
Edgar E. Phillips
John Miller Scott
Alexander McLeen Scott
Chemical Nation Bank of New York
Walter Irving Scott
Prospect Street
East Orange
N. J
New York
Sir Walter Scott
As Som
W. Richards Nichols
Albany
Josephine A. Scott
Grace
Jamestown
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
The
Erie
Samuel Groocock
Clifton
A. T. Stewart
H. B. Claflin & Co
Gen J W Clous Dead Ex Judge Advocate General
Brig. Gen. John Walter Clous ex Judge Advocate General of the U S Army died in St Luke's Hospital after long illness. He was 71, born in Germany, and came to the U S at 19. A veteran of Civil War and Spanish American War, he rose from musician to Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy JAG before becoming JAG General in 1901. He held many military society memberships and lived in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter Clous
United States Army
St. Luke's Hospital
Clous
Henry €. Corbin
Germany
United States
Ninth Infantry
Supreme Court of the United States
Ae Army
Army
Merritt
Miles
Brooke
Cuba
Gen
Claus
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Society of Foreign Wars
Society of the
Army and Navy Clubs
New York
Washington, D. C
Century Association
City
Henry J Braker Dead Cablegram Received At Braker Firm
A cablegram reached the office of Hu J Braker & Brothers at 10 William Street yesterday morning announcing the death of Henry J Braker. The message confirms the passing of the Braker family member. Details on funeral arrangements were not provided in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu. J. Braker & Brothers
William See
Henry J. Brakes
Married notices from a September 1 19th century issue
Several society marriage notices are recorded. Edith Holt daughter of Henry Holt of New York marries Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore. F Otway Byrd of this city and Ulysse Bowditch of Albany have postponed due to Byrd illness. Evelyn Griffin wed A E Ronald Whitehouse. Alice Mason Grosvenor to Dudley Davis. Margaret Marsh weds Paul Stanley Sheldon at Larchmont Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis—Grosvenor
Alice Mason Grosvenor
Dudley
Davis
Sheldon—Marsh
Larchmont Manor
Margaret Marsh
Paul Stanley Sheldon
Obituary notices from a New York area paper list multiple deaths
August 31 1908 notices from New York City area list residents and relatives. Names include Adelaide C Allison Bridget Breen Henry Jones Braker Clara B Hawkins Mary C McMahon Louise Peckham Carrie Wilson Potter John Miller Scott Elizabeth Quackenbush Cleveland Rogers William Couch Stuart Thomas Wilson etc. Each entry notes residence, relation, and funeral or burial arrangements or notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Bridget Breen
Thomas
Michael
Cornelius
William
Edward Breen
Ryan
Donnhill
County Tipperary
Ireland
East 187Th St
Bathgate
Charles Augustus Dean
East 18Th St
Woodlawn
Dean
Seventh Regiment
Charles A. Dean
Thomas Dimond
Doyle
Ithaca
Thomas L. Doyle
Lincoln
Gramatan
Emery
Charles Hebditch
Mary Emery
Ogden Av
New York
Hoboken Cemetery
N. J
London
Fisk
Central Park South
Louisa M. Fisk
George Robert Fisk
Boston
Mass
Fuentes
West 4Th St
May Ward
V. P. Fuentes
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdam
6Th St
Groocock
Samuel Groocock
Clifton
Main Av
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Chambers St
Hawkins
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Clara B. Hawkins
Summit Av
Grand Central Station
New Haven Railroad
Winsted
Conn
McMahon
Ethelwold
Morristown
Mary C
Thomas J. McMahon
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
New Convent
Pecknam
Royal
France
M. Louise Peckham
Wiaston M. Peckham
Robert John Chesebrough
New
Goshen
E. L. Phillips
Potter
Glenwood Av
Orange
J. Igus
Carrie Wilson Potter
Fir Allen Potter
Robert V. Wrilson
Grace Church
Quackenbush
Lee
C. C. Holcombe
Elizabeth
Abraham Quackenbush
David Louderback
Madison Ay. Reformed Church
37Th St
Madison Ay
Rogers
Attmore Robinson
Wakefield
R. I
Cleveland Rogers
R. L
Scott
John Miller Scott
W. Irving Scott
East Orange
Prospect St
Brick Church
Barclay, St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Westheimer
Aaron Westheimer
Bettie Westheimer
Alan and
Henry Westheimer
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Pittsburg
Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Lake George
Lenox Avenue
Unitarian Church
121St St
Funeral notices list multiple Brooklyn and New Jersey residents
A long roster of funeral notices for individuals in Brooklyn and nearby areas. Names include John J Burke, Thomas Burns, E Dwight Church, Gottfried Gagel, Simon Geiger, Mary F Denferth, William Z Gorman, Robert Fracker Granger, Mabel Green, Soloman Haas, Katherine Herdrich, Cam The Jacobs, Sybille Knauff, Charles D Lantry, Ida J Larson, Jessie May Hittle, Philip McGovern, Catharina Marheffer, Margaret Matthes, Mayer Maren, William Melvin, Carrie Marville, Catherine M Phillips, Paul Poulin, Constance Rody, Henrietta Rose, Magdalena Ruble, Sara Ryam, E Dudley Sawyer, Ida Ehrenheisen, Ben Schmieder, Minnie Shellhammer, Freda Speich, Will Eldridge Strong, Esther Sugrue, Peter Sullivan, Hattie Sweet, Kate Thomas, George Wilson Townley, F Veit, A Zielte. Funeral times range from morning to afternoon with various locations in Brooklyn and adjacent towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Breklyn
Mary F. Denferth
Decker
South Orange
Ellis
East Wind St
Fmst
Fownes
West 65Th St
Paige K. Fownes
Ee Friedrich
Demarest
N. J
Gagel
Fast 80Th St
Gottfried Gagel
Geiger
Madison Av
Simon Geiger
M. Gorman
Kosciusko St
Wiliam Z. Gorman
AM Granger
Sayville
L. I
Robert Fracker Granger
Green
Price
Mabel Green
P. M. Haas
West 135Th St
Solosmon Haas
A. M. Herdrich
Eust
Plainfield
Jessie May Hittle
McGovern
West 45T
Philip McGovern
Me McGrath
Goshen
Thomeas McGrath
49Th St
Tripokivn
Mallory
West 29Th St
Miss BE
Cy Matlory
MADEL
Yonkers
N. Y
Anna Made
M. Marhoffer
Carroll St
Brooklyn
Catharina Marheffer
Mmatthes
18Th St
Sare Garet Matthes
Mayer
East 140Th St
Mayer Maren
Melvin
William Melvin
M. Miley
Willow Place
Brooklyn, Thereesa A. Miley: Funeral To-Day, 2:30 P.M Morvillo
Hancock S J
Thooklyte
Carrie Marville
Ss. Phillips
Trenton
Cattecarine
M. Phillips
M. Pickens
Richfield Park
Noj
Esther Pickens
Poulin
Auburn
Greenewood Baptist Church
Ruhle
Wood Ridge
Magdalena Ruble
Ryan
Sarah Ryam
Sawyer
West 102d St
E —— Dudley Sawyer
Schrenheisen
Mount Hope Pinca - Bronx
Ida J. Ehrenheisen
Schmieder
West New_York
Ben
Shellhammer
Minnie Shellhammer
P. M. Speich
Astoria
Freda Speich
Strong
New Canaan
Conn
Wills Eldridge Strong
P. Me
Hattie F. Sweet
Zinlte
Forrest St
Acaware
In Memoriam Rev Edward Nell at St Edward the Martyr
Church service notices announce a low mass at 7 20 and 8 30 A M and a solemn high mass of requiem at 11 A M at St Edward the Martyr on East 100th Street for the late rector Rev Edward Wallace Nell with a month's mind observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward the Martyr
East 100Th St
Edwar Wallace Nell
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots cost $150. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or representative. Office address: 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
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Almy
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Charles Blair Macdonald
Frances Macdonald
Luther Rourze
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John Allen Townsend
Bar Harbor
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R.M. Wurton
Cincinnati
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Council OF Women
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Miss Keane
NEW Jerome
Kirby
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Daly
Ure
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Aetitie
Braker
Plymouth
Brake
West Seventy-second Street
Gelshenen
William H. Gelshenen
Garfield National Bank
Sioaeixrd
Henry J. Braker
William Gelshenen
Abeel
Lafayette Av
Roswell C. Abeel
Brainard
Haddam
Cynthia Virginia Brainard
Buchert
East Sith St
Fritz Buchert
Times
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Gordon Grant
Willbany Finges
Mitchell Kennerley
Undertakers
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