New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
OBITUARY.
MRS. ADRIAN ISELIN, SIR.

Mrs. Adrian Isen. sr.. died last evening a. ne
home No % East Twenty-sxth-st.. after an NM
OF weeks. She was brought to this city 49,
a week ago from her country home DavehpT''
Neck. New Rochelle. her family hoping that S"e
would soon be able to go South
Mrs Iselin Miss Eleonora O'Donneli' III"
daughter OF Columbus o'Donnel. Of Baltimore anu
was born In that city seventy-seven years ago JUN"
Tee Carroll. former Governor of Mary and was
her cousin. and she was related TO John Caito',
the frst Roman Catholic Archbishop Of the CHi'eu
States The family is among the Oldest ana "lo's
prominent In the United States. Mrs. lseliH vac
married in the Roman Catholic Cathedral IN bel'-
more on December II. 1886. TO Adrian elm i"o
couple celebrated their golden wedding On pece"''
II, 1895, at their city home. ard that OCCASION WI"
commemorated by the erection % memorial wiz
dow representing the espousal OF joseph ana W
Virgin. which placed in the Iseiln memoT's" D.
Gabriels Roman Catholic Church. In New-toche'Ie'
The children are c. Oliver Iselir owner OF 'n,
yachts Mohawk Vigant and Defender: william -
Isclin. Columbus O'Dorncl and Adrian Ieehn, 'r.'
Mrs Delaney Aston Kane and the Misses EN-.
and Georgiana Iselin. There are fifteen grahd-
children ..
Mr.. Iseln has been a resident of NewYork CITY
for more than fifty years, and prominently iuen''
fed with the financial community the p rihcipa'
home Of the family for more than Twenty-Five yea :
has been on Long Island Sound. at New-kocheie'
where each OF the children has bcau'itul country
seat Mr. and Mrs. Iselns home Is Known az
souci: c. Oliver Iselin is the owner or All view
on Premium Point; Mr. and Mrs Kane own me
Paddocks. and william f. Isen has Quaker kinse
Farm where he keeps his celebrated pack OF ENG
llsh and German beages. These estates nave pr
vate piers surrounded by costly artificial sea walls
and the yachts Defender and the HeFe"a ~''
anchored near by, . 49,
The family is known for It's liberal gifts 10 the
Church Four years ago Mrs. lsehh Dui.' ~
cobrio,s Roman Catholic Church, one OF TIC
most picturesque church buildings on Long ls'aho
SIND The church cost nearly 100000, and the
communion service and vestmcnts cost more thar
81 coo each few months ago. when DeIancey
Aston Kane left the Protestant IpiscopaI Chutcn
| and became a commandment or the 4'oHa" C
! faith Mrs Kane caused ii hancoohe 49, 49,. H.
! Thanksgiving 10 be placed near the uaP"'"' -
Another gift Mas made asst summer Wnep IRON on
farnilv transf.rrad i'9 handsome gymnasium pip
ia, t ~ norlsh Tor school for children IN,
building ls one OF he INST compete o. Us Stt0 ga
the country ana Is va Resd1nce PARK owned b,
Columbus O poanelt Iseli1 was also trahsaSI,eu
| the church oy Us owner 1ot ,c,demv by the Ursu
| line Nuns. The family h2s ttt,pniarr bvrcb and
with communcants Of the EplSdi'PTh rg iseiln have
htaongn prner us 70 the Roman Catholic Church
they have always been hDeri n e ue ;argely e
w,rtby institutions AID families IN nsed, -poc,er
Mrs rselln cri, ally IL b ~ 2 rSl Cd sucient
n 10 mo 'SroIrb, 70 this c,ty on sunday as5 on
yoecp,l car The mprovoi'n mt in her c'ndltio9 wa
eOnsdTTed Of precious metals we're dislr
,ut ~ tho chlldre ot ST. Gabre!s Churcn NM
acting under the dre.ioF o. i- 'n ear recovery.
John John A. bol h[i9e' SAD Father Kelner recently
that she could not have y' AID 70 She receved an
ne great desire 10 see her daugnier Ms ~ he
mo;her's deathbed. These things proo"se' ~