Vanderbilts Triumph At Westchester Horse Show
Reginald C. Vanderbilt led a socialytic crowd to applaud a blue ribbon win at White Plains for Phoebe Walton and Marie Tempest in the basket phaeton class, reversing a prior third-place result. J Campbell Thompson's entries dominated several harness, saddle, and pony divisions, with multiple top honors and a crowded audience from New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Westchester County
New York
Oliver Harriman
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald C Vanderbilt
J. Campbell Thompson
Nestledown Farm
Mamaroneck
E. H. Weatherbee
Charles A. Baxbourne
William Stanton Folliott
George Mairs
Lawrence Atterbury
James McF. Guminey
Ames Campbell Thompson
Lehman Strauss
George Sidenberg
Howard Carroll
F. H.townsend
B. F. Relvea
Edward McVickar
James. McCtlenahan
Deniel G. Reid
Reynolds
Atterbury
J. E. Davis
Harry Darlington
Elliott Co. Cowdin
J. Campbel Thompson
Mr. Vanderbilt
Dr. Selwonk
Amazement
Vanderbilt
Selim
Mr. Thompson
Selah
Thompson
Furgi
D. W. Maloney
Chelsea Baron
Weatherbee
Nimrod
James McClenahan
Wilteen
Speedway
Amanda Baron
Exac
E. C. Rich
Andrew Morison
Venee
Francis A. Watson
Gifford Cochran
H.A. Weatherbes
Edward C. Rutter
B. G
Bie
B. Ge. Nimrod
William. H. Collfier
B. G. Selim
Lehman_ Strauss
Nestledon Farm
B. m. Selah
James MacCrenahen
B. St. Willeen
E.c. Rich
Br. m. Amenda
D. W- Maloney
B. St. Chelsea
B. G. Sensation
B. G. Furor
Teancigs
A. Watson
Andrew Vorison
S. Ch. m.Genee
Godfrey Preece
G. Nelson
Pride
James M.mccullough
B. m. Flora
James C. Farrell
White Plains
B. m. Kitty
Phoebe Walton
Ch. m. Marie Tempest
Edwin H. Weatherhbee
Ch. G. Farr
Ch. G. Laird
James McF. Gumil
B. m. Babette
Ch. m. Babinette
Gifford A. Cochran
Hh. G
H. A. Weather
Edward
Rutter
Gift
Br. G. Nimrod
William B. Collier
Be. G. Telephone
Action
Sandy Point Farm
Selwenkatts Point Farm
B. m Amazement
John Doyle
G. Prince Charming
Fea
Miss Llands to wed today with Hon. Hugh Howard
Miss Llands joins the Honorable Hugh Howard as they marry today in New York. The ceremony is one of three weddings planned in the city of public interest, drawing attention from society and local residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Howard
New York
Engagement announced for Miss Jeannette Van Vechten and Robert L. Holliday
Miss Jeannette Van Vechten daughter of Mr and Mrs Cuyler Van Vechten of New Brighton S I becomes engaged to Robert L Holliday son of Gen R L Holliday of Dover Del The couple is connected to Staten Island society with Miss Van Vechten noted as a popular young social figure The Holliday family links include Princeton C E graduate in the class of De
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette van Vechten
Cuyler van Vechten
New Brighton
S. I
Robert L. Holliday
R. L. Holliday
Dover
Del
Miss van Vechten
H. R. van Vechten
Staten Island
Holliday
Princeton
C. E
Eliza Goodman Celebrates 70th Birthday at Home
Mrs. Eliza Goodman, daughter of the late Henry Goldstein a Temple Emanu El and Jewish Orphan Asylum founder, marked her seventieth birthday at 248 West 105th Street with about fifty relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ullman Strauss and Cane families. A buffet luncheon was served by Mrs. Weil. Despite age she remains active socially and charitably. She has four living children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Goodman
Henry Goldstein
Temple Emanu-El
Jewish Orphan Asylum
West 105Th Street
Henry S. Herman
Dr. Herman
Louis Ullman
M. J. Strauss
H. W. Cane
Weil
Goodman
September at Bretton Woods Atmosphere Described by Guest
The Bretton Woods report notes noon temperature of 72 degrees and four weeks of golf with thirty six rounds played daily. A Mount Pleasant House guest praises the mountain weather in September with rain only one afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bretton Woods
N. H
Mount Pleasant House
Plaza Opens Fall Season With D'Albert Opera Fantasy
The Plaza opens its Fall season on Wednesday September 23 with an afternoon tea concert. A highlight of the program will be a fantasie from the opera Tiefland by Eugene D'Albert, the first new opera staged at the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plaza
Tiefland
Eugene D'Albert
Metropolitan Opera House
Notable Summer Travel Across New York and New England
Social figures and families report travels from Lenox to Pittsburg and Europe. Mrs J Montfort Schley and the Schley sisters visited Lenox after August trips. Hamlen and Bloodgood parties return from Europe and Bretton Woods. Several engagements, début announces, and winter plans are noted for Morristown Newport and Long Island households.
Tuberculosis Congress Delegates Arrive On Pretoria
Drs. Johannes L. F. Bang and Johannes G. Fibiger, delegates to the International Tuberculosis Congress, arrived yesterday in the steamer Pretoria from Hamburg. The six liners depart for ports including Liverpool London Hamburg Southampton Antwerp and Glasgow carrying many passengers bound for the congress and related travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Olive E. Boughton
M.H. Chamberlain
William A. Fairburn
Russell Hastings
J. W
Janney Shaw-Kennedy
Mirs
J. S. McMillan
Thomas R. Morrow
C. W. Sanford
J. Sewell Tappan
E. Victoria Williams
Patricia
Hamburg
W. P. Lindley
Alfred Lang
George H. Watson
Caledonia
Glasgow
Elizabeth Cameron
Walter Foss
Alexander Jamieson
Rachael S. Kidd
Thomas Russell
G. H. Thompson
Johannes L. F. Bang
Johannes G. Fibiger
Pretoria
Hamburs
Equal Suffrage Debate Stirs Roslyn School Guests
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch spoke before Roslyn high and eighth graders on woman suffrage as part of a series funded by Mrs. Clarence Mackay. Col. Harvey, Bishop Burgess, and others attended while students vie for a $25 essay prize. Blatch traced Elizabeth Cady Stanton's work and urged education, Mackay predicted suffrage will come, despite debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Roslyn
L. J
Harriet Stanton Blatch
League For Self-Supporting Women
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Rosyth Public School
Hill Town
Col
George Harvey
Frederick Burgess
Norman O. Hutton
L. L. Stanton
Priscilla Stanton
Florence Hutton
Duncan
Henry Fletcher Godfrey
Clarence Mackay
Col. Harvey
Cal
Harvey
Blatch
Mackay
Flatton
Colorado
Labia to Sing in New York Season After All
Signora Labia, Italian prima donna, reaches an arrangement to perform in New York next season after a dispute with Hammerstein. She appeared as La Tosca in Berlin last night and will sing there until November before heading to America. Opéra Comique grants four months leave of absence to fulfill her American engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Opera Comique
New York Times
Signora Labia
Opéra. Comique
Hammerstein
Manhattan
New York
America
Opéra.Comique
Mme. Sabia
Vanderbilt wedding rumor involving Mrs Vanderbilt and Willing Spencer
Reported engagement follows Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt's European return and Spencer's recent attentions to her. Rumor denied by Newport circles though close friends note cordial ties. Spencer abroad with family links to Philadelphia and Astor lineage. Separately Ellen Vanderbilt seeks to finalize divorce from Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt in Supreme Court with no opposing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ben French Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Willing Spencer
Philadelphia
Newport
Szechenyis in Auto Crash in Hungary
The Count and Countess Szechenyi, including Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, survived a car crash in Hungary after their vehicle struck a bridge pillar. Their injuries are limited to shock and bruises. The couple were returning from Hungarian Army manoeuvres and escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Szechenyi
Hungary
Gladys Vanderbilt
New York
Appellate Court Extends Gas Pumping Injunction at Saratoga
The Appellate Division in Saratoga granted a continuation of the injunction blocking local gas companies from pumping gas from the springs pending a court decision on their appeal of orders by Justices Fitts and Hougaton. A decision on the appeal is expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N.Y
Supreme Court
Saratoga Springs
Ordes
Fitts and Hougaton
Comic Opera Seville Shown By Italian Opera Company
The Barber of Seville, sung in Italian, opened with strong acting from Julia Allen as Rosina and A Paoloni in his debut as Count Almaviva. Arcangeli starred Figaro with Carruccini and Gravina as Don Bartolo and Don Basilio. Fedora will be postponed to tonight with Mme Helen Therry in the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Allen
Mr. Abramson
Rosina
A. Paoloni
Count of
Almaviva
A. Arcangeli
Figaro
R. Carruccini
Don Bartolo
G. Gravina
Don Basilio
Fedora
Mme
Helen Therry
Belasco Plans New Pittsburg Theatre In Future
Broadway producer David Belasco confirmed plans for a new Pittsburg theatre after his Shuberts contract ends. He will use the house for his own productions with stars and aims for a twenty week season plus a stock company run, location and backers not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
David Belasco
Shuberts
Belasco
Plans for a New Theatre on Westcott Estate Site
Realty circles report near closure of a long lease of the Westcott estate at Seventh Avenue and Forty seventh Street to a syndicate to build a theatre. Holdings include 70 to 709 Seventh Avenue and 167 to 17 west Forty-seventh Street with nine old dwellings. Attorney H. E. Black said negotiations have been ongoing but no deal is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcott
Seventh Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
West Forty-seventh Street
H. E. Black
Father and Son Infringement Claim Declined
Ligon Johnson general counsel for the Association of Managers concluded after reviewing books and copyright that Edgar Selwyn's Father and Son bears no infringement on the Weil claimed work. Johnson sent a Washington telegram to the Shuberts stating no similarity between the plays Water and Sohn Rather and Son and The Sage of Milltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father and Son
Ligon Johnson
Association of Managers
Shuberts
Otto Weil
Irving Place
Edgar Selwyn
Johnsonesterday
Washington
The
New Actress Miss Harrison Joins The Prima Donna Cast
Support for Fritzt Scheff notes a newcomer named Miss Harrison joining the production. Reportedly the wife of a Philadelphia church pastor and former Paris music student, she joins the stage for the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzt Scheff
Miss Harrison
Philadelphia
Paris
Conductor Volpe Plans Fifth Season for Young Men's Symphony
Arnold Volpe, conductor, returns from Europe to lead the Young Men's Symphony Orchestra into its fifth season. Three subscription concerts are planned at Carnegie Hall on Thursday evenings November 19 January 1 and March 25. Volpe says he will announce details about the Board of Directors later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Volpe
Young Men’s Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Carnegie Hall
Volne
Apache dance premieres in Mimic World at city theater
The pantomime Apache dance by French importation presents Alice Eis and Bert French. The act depicts the treatment a Paris lower class bully gives the woman he chooses, but the performance is described as not particularly sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Eis
Bert French
Paris
Edgar Selwyn Stages Pierre of the Plains at Broad Street Theatre
Edgar Selwyn appeared at the Broad Street Theatre in Pittston presenting Pierre of the Plains adapted from Sir Gilbert Parker. The stage version features a supporting cast including Hisse Ferguson Harrison Armstrong Paul Dickey Joseph Adelman and Richard Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittston
Edgar Selwyn
Broad Street Theatre
Pierre of
Theatrical Notes on Upcoming New York Stage Plans
William ap Crane arrives in Atlantic City to open in Father and the Boys next Thursday. Frohman sails to Boston for The Richest Girl premiere Monday. Gillette rehearses Samson for this season. Marie Cahill’s The Boys and Betty features Kellerd De Varny and Harnam. Van Dyck first vaudeville at Colonia next week with Harrison Hunter. The Right to Live runs at Columbia Theatre on Sept 26. Viereck sails to Hamburg to sell German rights to The Vampire. May Irwin stars in Mrs Peckham’s Carouse at Garrick Theatre replacing The Likes of Me. curtain raiser The Mollusc begins Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ap Crane
Celtic
Carlsbad
Father
Atlantic City
Charles Frohman
Boston
William Gillette
Samson
Marie Cahill
Boys
Betty
John E.kellerd
E. J. de. Varny
and Macey Harnam
van Dyck
Cosmo Gordon Lennox
Arnold Daly
Berkeley Lyceum
Colonia Theatre
Harrison Hunter
Jules Eckert Goodman
Columbia
Washington
George Sylvester Viereck
Shuberts
Hamburg
Continent
May Irwin
Illness Reveals T R Hodge Marriage in England
White Plains New York Sept 18 Thomas R Hodge former Westchester County Register and bank director. At his Mount Vernon home with liver trouble and not expected to recover. While abroad he married his cousin in Cornwall England. Marriage not known here until he fell ill and asked his brother to contact the bride who is now at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hodge
White Plains
N.Y
Thomas R. Hodge
Register
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Cornwall
England
Cable
Mrs Bispham Defiant in Custody Dispute over Children
Philadelphia report cites David Bispham and wife Mrs. Bispham in a custody dispute over their two young children. She refuses to surrender them, claiming neglect and breach of a summer custody agreement. Bispham seeks a court ruling to compel compliance with the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
David Bispham
Reform Effort Aims to Save Jewish Boys in City
Federation of Jewish Organizations forms a Big Brothers Society to reform Jewish youth and curb repeat offenses. Hi J Reit named chairman as city leaders back the program and Commissioner Bingham receives praise in the Federation Review Bingham number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
North American Review
New York
Federation of Jewish Organizations
Big Brothers Society
Hi. J. Reit
Aie
Commissioner Bingham
Federation Review
Johnnies Root Singers in Rome Shooting and Brawl
In Rome on September 13 a fight broke out after midnight between five Rome Johnnies and a musical comedy company. Orlo Knight, the tenor and comedian, was shot in the arm and struck with a brick, then beaten. The intruders fled. police expect to arrest them soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rome
Orlo Knight
Fem
Manhattan College celebrates Pope Pius X golden jubilee
The college community gathered yesterday afternoon to mark the Pope's golden jubilee with speeches by President and Rev Brother Peter and William Mulrooney. A congratulatory cable was sent to Rome and a return message conveyed the Pope's thanks and blessing. In Rome, Trustees Brother Joseph and Brother Henry represented the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius X
Manhattan College
Brother Peter
William Mulrooney
Rome
Brother Joseph
Brother Henry
New York
Women Students Win Right to Attend Russian Lectures
In St Petersburg on September 18, women students scored a notable victory over Minister M Schwartz as the Cabinet granted 5 210 female students permission to finish their courses at Russian universities barred last spring by the ministerial order. Further admission of women will depend on new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Schwartz
M. Schwartz
Notable deaths of prominent figures across cities and nations
The obituary list reports the deaths of Carroll W. Ashby cashier of the Southern Railway in Washington DC at 51 from apoplexy. Stephen J. De Baum cashier of National City Bank of Haverstraw at 60. Franklin Hunt father of Leigh Hunt died suddenly at Hecla Indiana aged 80. John Wesley Douglass longtime executive of the District of Columbia Childrens Guardians died in Vermont in his 30s. George Francis Parkman Boston scion Harvard graduate died at Deacon Hill in his 50s. Joseph Schofield oldest Odd Fellows member and prohibitionist died in New Canaan Conn at 89. Henry Havelock Civil War veteran and Central Baptist Church member died in Brooklyn at 72 after a long painting and decorating career.
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Carroll W. Ashby
Southern Railway Company
Washington
D. C
Alexandria
Stephen J. DE Baum
National City Bank of Haverstraw
Franklin Hunt
Leigh Hunt
George Francis Parkman
Boston
Deacon Hill
Harvard College
Law School
Parkman
Joseph Schofield
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
New Canaan
Conn
Henry Havelock
Central Baptist Church
Prooklyn
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Frohman Opens Exchange System for Theatrical Library
Frohman starts a bureau exchange to supply traveling companies with a library of plays history of the stage costume plates and novels for possible stage adaptations. Materials will be prepared at New York headquarters and distributed to companies by a traveling librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pai
Frohman
Emily Scott Wins Intercity Women’s Championship
Miss Emily W. Scott of New York defeats Miss Margaret Johnson of New York two sets to one to claim the women's intercity title at the Richmond County Country Club Staten Island. Scott drops the second set 3 6 but dominates 6 3 5 in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily W. Scott
New York
Margaret Johnson
Miss Johnson
William Hi. Pouch
Richmond County Country Club
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
Miss Scott
Miss Day
Miss Cohen
Miss Creswell
New Jersey
Marriages listed in New Jersey area notices
A series of marriage notices dated September to June listed from New Jersey locales. Couples include Josephine Sadler and George Shaw. Elizabeth Sherry Burkett and Sanford Sherry. Caroline Zwingle and Arnold. Cora Griswold and Gilbert Brown. Lillian Coeyman and Sheldon Cadmus. Elia Steiner and Thomas Fox. Jean Galbraith and George Galbraith. Grace Sanderson and Harry Gordon. Margaret Bennett and Leslie Gray. Anna Hager and Herman Hager. Emma Bahr and Joseph Higginbotham. Henry Murrey and Hattie Adair. Mathilda Cawles and Charles Smith. Jane Thayer and Edward Thayer. Mabel Crandell and Eugene Warner. Martha Deming and William West. Lena Wolff and Herman Wolff.
Obituary notices from cities and towns dated September 18 1908
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for September 16 18 1908 including Bos Stephen J De Haun six year old children and several named families. Services listed at various churches cemeteries and private homes with times and locations. Notable names include Maury Stone Field Juliet Morris Lottie A Norcott Sarah Mekeel Elizabeth Southwick Arthur G Stedman Helen Wardwell Edward Allen Mary Anderson Breda Andrews Frederick Armbruster Laura Bancker and others. Funeral plans indicate local trains and transfers from Grand Central and Lexington Avenue stations.
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DB Paun
Bos
Stephen
J. de Haun
Im ‘Iene
Haverstraw
Me. DU Lois
Fidkill-on-Hedson
Girard Annan du Hols
Susan Ted
Barnard ‘Turner Ann Bois
Charles du Bois
Sirturiay
Grand Central Station
Fort Hill
Searle
Maury Stone Field
Susan Andrews
Cyrus W. Field, Jr
Funral
Fisher
Far Rockaway
Caroline Fisher
Wimpfheimer
Jacob Fisher
Salem Fields
Cypress Hills
Hatfield
Jocephine Hatiie'l
Charles & Benedict
West Loth St
Woodlawn
Allenhurst
N.o
Auerhuret
N. Oj
la Picase
Livingston
Bar Harbor
Juliet Morris
Philip Livingston
William H Morris
Morrivania
St. Saviour’s Church
Bar Harpor
Woodlawn Cemetery
Lexington Avenue Station
Baltimore
Norcott
5Th St
Lottie A. Norcott
Rushmore
Suidenly
Plainfield
N. J
Sarah Mekeel
Isaac W. Rushmore
West
Tth &St
South Wick
Elizabeth S$. Southwick
Nathan
Southwick
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Allen
Edward
Percy Allen
Anderson
East 78Th
Mary Anderson
Andrews
Degraw St
Breda G. Andrews
Armbruster
Flatbush
Frederick Armbruster
Bancker
Ridgefield Park
N. B
Laura A. Bancker
Obituary notices list residents of Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn
The column records numerous death notices across Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn with addresses at East 189th Street 414 East 189th Street 16 Jay Street 60 Montgomery Street 1 106 Gates Avenue and more. It lists names such as Pat Tick Carey Anna Cavanaugh Patriot Crette Margaret Devlan Amelia Kumell Elizabeth Judee Elizabet h Joyce Frederick Heinz Laura Jenner and many others with funeral or burial details and dates.
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Brennan
Madison Av
Jenns T
Broderick
Martin Broderick
Carey
East 189Th St
Pat Tick Carey
Puneral
Cavanat
Jay St
Newark
N. J
Anna
Cavanaugh
Crovery
West Houston St
Patriot
Crummell
Asbury Park
N-J
Amelia
Kumell
N. Fy
Jank Preemin
Ake
Halbert
Rirleewood Av
Glendale
Frederick Haubert
Heinz
Ist East
Whihelm Heinz
Hennige
North Sth
Sodi, BT
Frederick J. Ilennize
Gates Av
Brooklyn
Frank B. Hoefer
Jenner
Lewis Av
Laura W. Jenner
JOYCH
St. Newark
Ellen Joyce
Boston Road
Elizabeth Judee
A. M. Keenan
Kakik
Margiarette Nitty
Kelly
West 49Th St
Edna Kelly
Ronen Te Hax
Sr Alom
Karouanh
Bleeker
Cornelius Evphane
Klase
Harmon &J
Jersey City
George W. Kinsre
Koch
West
Frederick F. Koch
Kkonose
Bernard Refused
KOA
Oyster Bay
Sophie Wort
Lamm
President St
Amelia Lamm
Eeisechmit
Astor St
Neule Eisrher
Lowry
I ‘Adway
Bayonne
Mary Lowry
Luebker
Ditch
Emil J.H. Luebker
Lyncuh
J. Lynch
McManes
East Hinh St
Henry £.McManus
Delia
Robotham
Rochford
St. Tuer
Mary Rochford
Sto A. M. Brorssell
de Kalb Av
Mary
Ryder
St Highlant
Raymond Ryder
Azen
Savage
Rene
Mary Savace
Scheltze
Lymshurst
K. S
Charlotte Schultze
M. Snea
Toth St
Sept
Denis Snea
Stricker
Chambers St
Emily Stricker
Ulrich
Hopkins St
Brookton
Lorine Pines
Bronx
Emma
Wittmack
Rosenthal Mausoleum Dedication Scheduled at Machpelah
The dedication of Jennie Cahn Rosenthal’s mausoleum at Machpelah Cemetery is set for tomorrow morning according to a local memorial notice. The event honors the Rosenthal family figure and aligns with the cemetery’s established remembrance practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Mausoteum
Jennie Cahn Rosenthal
Machpelah
Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Grand Central and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars. For Books of Views or a representative call the Gramercy number 4855. In New York City.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Qfrice
N. V
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Vanderbilt Teain
Wrests
Three Blues
Reginald Fincke
Times
Marion Douglas
Henry Douglas
Great Barrington
Mass
Marjorie
Kendall
Blanche Page
William H. Page
Miss Lands
Plaza
Social Notes
J. Montfort Schley
Katharine
Marguerite Schley
Lenox
Loons Lale
James McCrea
Miss McCrea
Miss Montgomery
Walcott
Watch Hill
Metor
George Dempster Hamlen
West Seventy-second Street
Wilber Bloodgood
Mount Washington
Seabright
East Thirty-fourth Street
Martha Bacon
Emily Bacon
J Lenox
John C. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Marian Bacon
George L. Kingsland
Switzerland
Jules Montant
George G. Frelinghuysen
Miss Frelinghuysen
North Woods
Murray Bay
Morristown
Natale
John Mayer
Fort Collins, Col
Mayer
Natalie Foote
David Bennett King
Julia W. South
Ralph H. Sleicher
Troy
Sleicher
William Sleicher
George H. Benjamin
Brent Lodge
Elsie Lazarus
Frank Lazarus
Charles P. Howland
Miss Lazarus
W. Bond Simerson
James M. Waterbury
Thomas Ll. James
Mrs. James
Highland, N. J
H. H. Ploster
Lawrence,ark
Stiller
Foxwall Keene
Miss Howland
Edward Willets
Adirondacks
Mrs
Beverly Robinson
Mount Washington Hotel
Bretton Woods, N. I
O. W. Bird
Hempstead
Henry Per Nnington
Connecticut
Long Island
Roswell Hldridge
Great Neck
Knickerbocker
Labia
A. G. Vanderbilt
Szechenyis
Count
Countess
Carl H. Schultz
Ave CP
Barber of Seville
Belasco’s New Theatre
Parson
Pierre
Plains
Mrs. Bispham Defiant
Johnnies
Root Singers
Pope
Miss du Cane
S. Macnaughtan
E.P. Dutton & CO
West 23d St
Buffalo
Scott
Sherry Burkett
Race St
Cincinn
Elizabeth Carrick Burkett
Ansford Sherry
Use Isiseniohr
Arold—Zwingle
Helleen N. J
Caroline L
Wingle
John Erold
Brown—Griswold
Cora Griswold
Gilbert H. Brown
Cadmus
Coeyman
N.J
Lillian
Sheldon Cadmus
Fox—Steiner
Elia_a. Steiner
Thomas Fox
Galbraith
Jean E. Galbraith
George T. Galbraith
Gordon Sanderon
Grace
L. Sanderson
Harry C Gordon
Herman Knickerbocker Viele
John
Mr. Vielé
Westinghouse Nernst
Bryant
Tompkins
Birth Avenue
Princeton Av
John C. Bowden
Urdertakers
Frank E. Campbell
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