Arrivals at the Hotels Across Regions and Notables
A long list of guests checked in at major hotels including Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Browning, Therese N. Browning, A. C. Martin, Mrs. Adolphus R. Andrews, Miss Elizabeth Andrews, George C. Smith and Jr, H. Austin, and many others from New York to Toronto. The roster spans New York City, Rochester, Buffalo, Albany, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Canadian cities with numerous families and individuals noted at hotels in the Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Rhodes
William H. Browning
Therese N. Browning
William C. Browning
A. C. Martin
Adolphus R. Andrews
Elizabeth Andrews
George C. Smith
George C. Smith, Jr
H. Austin
Harry Bausher
Gd. J. Leigh
George J. Gillespie
W. Santer Murry
Anna Staber
William L. Colt
Percy
Strauss
Jno
B. Joy
M. A. Bronson
Tyler Cook Bronson
E. A. Jenkins
M. Long
Li H H. Harris
Howard C. Morse
Rochester
C. P. Case
B. W. Gage
Mr. M. Schmidt
Raymond P. Morse
Brooklyn
Miss Weed
Edith Weed
George T. Weel
Buffalo
Johner Latting
P. D. Fitzpatrick
Locust Valley
L. I
Alexander G. Cummings
Harold W. Sherrill
Poughkeepsie
Albert M. Reed
Albany
Names of guests at Holly Inn event in New York and across regions
A long list of attendees from New York State New England Canada and beyond is named for an occasion at Holly Inn. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. J. Al Hill Miss Isabel Ormshaugh Mrs Jno Harris and many others spanning Bronxville Ridgewood Newark Perth Amboy Detroit Cleveland Chicago Indianapolis Lansing Philadelphia Worcester and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Belden
J. F. Montgomery
Columbus
David T. Arrel
Youngstown
Frances W. Rogers
Webster Wheelock
St. Paul
Minn
G. Comstock
TL. Tolles
H. Tolles, Jr
J. A. Harris
H. A. McLetter
George J. Murphy
Wallace Nuttings
Francis T. Amory
J. AL. Hill
Mds. Schmidt
A. C. Martin
M Ps. Rokeys
Potter
New York
Isabel Ormshaugh
Jno. W. Harris
Bronxville
G.ed. Beall
New
George W. Mead
Lake Woccabue
J. C. Collingwood
Ernest M. Bull
Myron Hill
Ridgewood
Winifred
L. D. Thoman
D. W. Thoman
Evanston
W. D. Trump
Charles Roy Demen
Detroit
Mich
Mra
G. G. Yule
Cleveland
Weeping Willows Traced to Washington Stepson Planting
A tree lover recounts how all the nation's weeping willows descend from a twig planted by John Parke Custis, Washington’s stepson, at Abingdon near Mount Vernon. The twig, brought by a British officer in the early revolutionary era, was preserved and planted near Custis's house, where it flourished and spread across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Abingdon
Mount Vernon
Custis
Washington
Pope
Twinham
Amerie
John Parke Custis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk Southern
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Southern
H. S. Leard
Norfolk, Va
J. F. Mitchell, T. P. A
Raleigh, N.C
L. P. Hollander & Co
Boston
Carolina
Delta Cottage
Bennett Street
Ernest W. Bush
Southern Pines, North Carolina
North Carolina
Rockingham
HM. C
Pinehurst
Proprietor
A. G. Corpening
the Carolina
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
J. M. Thompson
C. H. McCurdy
Philadelphia
Jos
B. R. Haller
Germantown
H. W. Crofts
Pittsburgh
Joe. Garlsin
J. Wilson Girside
Moorestown
N. J
L. W. Gleason
Ruth Gleason
Jane Gleason
James Gleason
Driftwood
Bert E
South
Garlsin
Baltimore, Md
Len Corpe
H. Grosvenor
Gustavus Ober, Jr
Lily Beall
Bertha Beall
Savannah
T. B. Cotter
Beaufort
N. C
H. Gates
Russell
Canada
H. Stanley G
Stanley
J. B. Learant
BE. Jones
H. P. Buell
Mon
Ipe Cornwell
Dorothy M
Cornwell
Toronto
Holly Inn
New York State
New England
H. Arnold Rumsey
E. Felding Sones
Providence
R. I
D. Beatty
Montre
Can
A. H. Whitcomb
D Whitcomb
N. Whitcomb
Worcester
Mass
A. H. Paul
Waltham
W. B. Ballou
Attleboro
W.S. Russell
Wellingford
C. E. Breckinridge
A. P. Cristy
Charles H. Hone
Herbert G. Tone
Samuel P. Hone
Maine
Fred T. Buxton
David Darrelf
S. E. Johnston
L. Goodwin
Greensburg
Williams
Alva R. Williams
F. Errow
George T. Gregg
Jas. Bryan
H. 8. Stevens
Ceenkintown
W. J. Dillon
Southern Pines
Walter Neal
Laurinburg
E. ¥. Akers
Lynchburg, Va
A. B. Hutzler
Richmond, Va
Horton
Cumberland, Ma
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