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NEW YORK SHIY
Miss Ada Phipps Gives Dance at
Sherry's for Her Niece.
DOBBS TEA SALE TO-DAY
Will Be Held at the Plaza?
King-Ford Wedding at
Morristown.
M - i PI -? i-.? a small -'
t Bherry'a 1 .\i -
? Kortrighl
?
i aei ved.
I Ml run!
Lewla W. Noel, Mr and lira
Mr and Mra Carroll
-. M- and Mra Arthur C
M mringe, Mr and
M - Emmet, Mi arid Mi
*t M a s Harold
; . ' ;
Burrj - .
Cathei ' ? ? ? Ble-.
' Hun.-., i;. ?
Brown, Justine Ing?
Btilli eanm
Lameon, I
Hilah ? also
?;. orge H. Wai ron, \\ Hilara Bow? ?i,
Redmond, " lylla. Gor?
... ; . .
'
Addtaon Cnnrnnack, O?
t' son, Malcolm Btoane, t hrayl
Htm land s i ?.iv.,-.. Btdi ? | i Hllon ?
?WadswortB Lea
? - gi of Misa Roaetl 8 Foi -i.
I ? H H Ward Koid.
Morriatowa, N I to Ai kit ? K i
' Pr? - - :.'k lior? K ng, of Qai bo . N
??\.i. tak?* place -?t n.-..n to-da) ?
? <>f the bride'a pnrenta Mis- |
i a act as i ? ? l of
? ?-. and Mrs. Harr) K. Knapp? Jr.,
t>c matron of i
ThS hrni"-rr.a!<is ?rill he I
I Hoyt, ' I? ? irr, Elisabeth
-?i A i ne N? son of
???n. Maa i Ii ?
brotbor of the bridegroom, will b
- Will iri' :
'
H di Rham,
ronce frimmlna.
\r extra da nee of tl
rlotta vVllmerdlng,
I the "May ? i hi Id laal
?
B Montf RooiN v. it.
M a Skin?
Sand?. Mr- |
?
Amone t
Catherine !??
i'-atu - - Montagu v\ urd. Mar;
? M -
? 'oeh '? 'hai lea D
Maaoi I - me and O'Nl
...? d early and waa
.
annual Dobl - tea and sale lor tl
* the Maut
? : - ood H"?.-??
? Id this af- the ball
Uon l
II Moi \ i*. || ,??:,. give mono
of East ?
? ?
? ? -kill.
hie
? in trip and will S'.on p.? to his
v home at Rhlnebeck. N v in
p i open Be? * - II ? in
'
? t n Von Bi i fl Am?
? t f/ashlngton, and
? the
- Europ
Mra Ntehotes M irray Bui
MOT and Mrs. John W
? ??? la In N?bwi ?
Mi Richard Oambrill w 11 leave Hem
apg on th? M
Mri Morris K rill go to her
? -m?* In ! ?
r?xt month.
WASHINGTON.
Th?- Trit.ii!..
Waahlngton, April IL
At the White House.
Th' and Mi -. Wfueon enter?
talaed at In honor of Ihe
Bg Britlah Ambassador and Mrs
?
' Co
? rn?."ti to h?-a
Qodowok
l <-r were Mlaa Wilson ?Mlaa Eleanor Wil?
bol. M v*i oodrou '? Uli Hal
aer
The Cabinet.
tarj <.f the Nary and Mrs
; als were gu? te-nlghl ->t
ti - h League of the
United t and
" ? rj of War and
Secretary of ? om
jnerc? and Mra RedfleM wert ? I
In Washington Society.
.\;-- | the gueei
M I on ? g| lunch? on I ? " ' N''
' Dosmla aa ?
i ...... \?, ? ; ? m . -
''ham;. ' ,.,rk. BeSora de Pena afra !.???
?: . ., u Pletcher, Mri
Hi .... i ? - Mrs
'
. | p Blddla ?? 'i Mi -
Mra ?? -r. I ?
ay. the part
S i \vti!i.,m i snd Ml -
?lohn Ha >. Hama
no d, of Virginia an
?
c!-. i Mar
it His gueol - srere the *-?
B lie ar.?l Mis Bl I ai, the POOt
? Oeneral and Mrs s' ""
aim and Mra. I
lira Th..m.s N?
tept gnd Mra. A Mil
Palmer, Represar, I M ** Ittte"1
- Representative aad Mrs B P
Harriaon, Representativa nad Mn W A
IVataoa Repreoenlatleoand Mra. i-athrop
ntntlT? K D M< Mellar,
*Hm Anna Portner, Mr aad Mrs Will?
? Meredith, Mi snd Mr-.- ?'hat's
Hasr. . \i-.. R|< - rd ' Byrd. of Win?
- Va Mr and Mrs. Colbj Doda
**T. und Mr?. Arthur ?A-e. Mr and Mi
Ateton <;. Ctepham, Dr, and Mra Ctey
'"' lit and Mis W. Sir,? lau BOWOO,
Mlfs r .... m ga l.ucy ll??k.- ?Smith. Mi ?
John Davis, Mlaa Hagnor dfa Howry.
J"hn Harren, Euslgs B B Byrd Thoma
S Byrd of Richmond, ami Randall Hag?
Ser.
Mr-? Btepbea B EUtfns entern."' :,:
??inner lo-nluht In honor of Mrs RobOri
?Vi I - ? '.t \. w York
?im Theodore ? Bhuaj aatortatoed si
luncheon to-da v
*tr? John IIh.k Hammond was at BOIW
'hi? a!t?.rnoon to several hundred riritara
A,?lett,g her wan Mre Joseph liu? k? r
Mrs. Colear?an and Mr? Phlnisj
2 '"',' ***** Mrs TI orna i Wal . an
ttrt Alexander Mon .- ? ? ? kara
Mrs \\'iiham \\ ...
this sf ernoon, havli . ? guest
Mis Marshall, Mrs ? ?.- ?
u"m' '? ?! ii'- Cablnei snd d?i I
"th- lal -.?clety.
'"' "ft at t - colxtn I Th? tr?
' - on ? lied ... .
lo he? V .... .,..; ,;
? '?" M? Progrsmmc Besld? - Mn Wil?
V.- x\ ,
?? Mr? Thomi i R -
Mn | .
"'I II. TO?! ? Idl !'. ,
N'eu . .
1 the Swlsi Minist? ? an.
the > |an Minist?
d V'ls
l'Asy, i'* ? ? -, . ..i at
....
AT NEWPORT.
Newport, April II 4 aptaln i I ?:
i ? dm gave ? dtnm r at Fort
? ?nlghi in honor ..i Mis. jo?
)' T ? xi. |
: !?'??? ' i ?upont, ? 'sp?
Mrs All.-n i> Rsymond ?
mor ol Mr? Tr?
nd Captsln and I
D Ing a an all In?
formal .! ,- ? thi post i ? n .
evenli
?I ....
. t t Hoi
day.
Band? Is i isl ret over?
. ?
pemil
MlM ?.??? ,| |; ;. la ,,, ,,.,,- ?K..
me for th?.? ? s ? xx m go
William I.'. ? ? ?turned to
P Iphla.
?i. i' ' ;? ?i. and Mil 0
tmned to p liad? Iphla, aft
? ? tete
BALTUSROL BAL MASQUE
Annual Season's Dance Merry
Affair at Morristown. N. J.
:*'". N i x- ??! ii.-The Bal?
tusrol Qolf ' ' ih wai t'>. ?., ne of i m
path? ring to-night, thi Ing Hi?
annual sessoi ?given by the ?
| xx.is a bal masque, and I
red i ?e to two hundred
In? Indine man? from N< xx \
,-........ . the Moi
Ile ' olonlea AI 13 o'i
- XX., in .
The club! was
gains! the |
ther. was furnlsl .- -
Tn..imltt? - ? gemeni
led Ml Henrj x Ba ax. Mrs. '
H. Browne, Mi C, '
P'.nk. Mn '?.? org? t ' I |e>
? loi Ick a
Walk, r Prloi to th?
p. ople din?
many in prix..t.- dtnn.
ADD TO NEWPORT PARKWAY
Summer Residents Give City Land in
West Narragansitt Avenue,
? ? ? ?
?'. '.' i April ' M -
Vanderbilt
. x ...
.
and Han trici
the city, thi
'
rti made to the elder?
to the City Co
VANDERBILT GIPT TO Y. M. C. A
Millionaire Frees Newport Organiza?
tion from Debt.
? ?i
Newport, R. I . April i: Thai th? S ?
port i'oung Men'? Christian A*ssociatlon
?I x.-ar this month free
of debt, Alfred Q. x and? rl lit a I
? ? it
building ther, has
iri en tl ? . . he? k large
ndebl
?
?en mad?*
by th.- board "i direct ? the smount
? stated it I? ui derstood t.- Le i.e
txxe. u .<;,'..' and *. ???
DR. PATTON WON'T RESIGN.
n? ? ? ?rapli ?
I'hilad? '??' ?. .xpr.i 11 Poliowli | ?
tins of the board of truat? ? I
Pr I nc? ? flea
? ng it xxas announced, in
iditlon ??' published reporta, th .t
? t,.. R? ? i " Pranci? L. Patton, I
<-i an pi ?aid? nt ol ' ? ?? sen nsi srould
Bu al the close of the present
FORDHAM LAWYERS TO DINE.
ilxth annual dinner of Fordham
? - boo! xx m be held al the
?'..n t.,-n,..!loxx night Man)
? .. i ata.! ?ni-* -a- ? i
?-??
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
? ? ?
..... ,.? \ir; ..r . . ..-'urn*
m at th? ? ' ' '?
;,,., |U -, a;...: ?ad l_?l-Steo
a??lve-_jri ...-.'..- ; ? ? ?clama
??nal .'..ii?n? H '? ?. i
P m
; - ?
? -'
\, I ''? Hr"1 ??'"
Il I ?? i k M .
?? ? rjrand ' ? ' "
n ol u ? - - "' ?*-'?"" v"k
n., .-,:. Wesi mi. ??i.*.-t. i p m
M
....
.. ..,,. r of the M ml sti n Blagl? ras
? . n
.- ... sa! ?? Dem. -
ris. 7 p '"
r , ? n . g? , .
?
SO -M \X.--t ?"!?' ?-"?
-. fork Board ol I
' Tra - ' ?V-Il.: *
i r. T s n*.
Of 'la- W-st. re-'-r ' ..an?. Ha- X-- ,
T p ...
,, n?. .... ... dban i i'.-- r? " S beml "f
xi...ii ettaa, T p
?a of the Ui
, ? ? .
a m p m
' ?i>? .i- ? ? ? '? ; K'
hlllahi ' ' ?*
i l sx.-n.i'.
and I5lti ?treel I ?? p na
Heuiii,.- "?? le? ?nd b? : -?'. xne *'?? '"?''
' B'PublI;
V.ak t;-- - ?' "?"' '? ?
a.ieet .?n.l Turk SlBXS
P?i.n,- loi "ir.s ,.r tl ? Board ol ?
? u n m Mann tun r ?bile t?.i is?
listh sir. me t ..i Kiftii avsijas. rhe
., ,.. ?f th? l'a.'...' la '.''I-I ?I.Jt"M..s..a
. ? ?f m,.un,! Htotory. T?tb ?reei
\X.-t ''I
John Quine,
,?d i?, lien,,
i- im.,i,?i ii. . ?', "??"' ?II;
.?.i. ?t.-. i Art
i fl clrtmt
' "? U.II 'K. ?2
?,.,?,,. s. Barthojpme*? ."*.'',' , . .-'
n"uHM,'r ? ok v M
,?..,? ,.,,,f, .-r? Jan.e? w ?; ? ? ' ' n? * ??
. x Hall No r. W-??i '-'-'n "",. Ua, 'r,
n . ,1 Measuring lust rum-iH?? ? Wall?*??
Ket.
THE REV. DR I08EPH BIL VERM AN,
w ho ' elebi at? ? h Iwenl fifth j ear aa
i ?m the Emanu-EI ?'???
PLEA FOR ENGLISH OPERA
Oscar Sonneck Says It Is Need?
ed for Real Success.
1 '*'? ir Sonn? ? m ?I i; librarian ol the
u ) .?!' < '..' gn ss, l- - i 11 ?! -??? "An
His:.. ll 8urv< of M lie in Am- I I
the Hotel P u ..
und? ' ? ; . of the Schola Cai
Mi Bonn? ' K mad
thing ? a pli i r. ra and
?? to be auppoi led i | i1"- rai loua
muni? ipal go ernments ind di
we ahould ? ? tic ari
heal) hy b , ? u ?? im re ?
in English. H. mad? ? I rthei pi? a for
a greater chance for the American com?
and ii, plored the fact tl I the
?i-, run almost entirely
- ..f .ol?.. rt'sinir.
In dlacuaalng the need for opera In Eng?
lish, Mi Bonnech described Ih Hetro
polltai Opera'Ho ? huge Incubatoi
of ant ? | ' ' ? s.? i
? d nol rteny l ntrinalc
?,. r f... -.
FROHMAN GOING TO EUROPE
Will Remain Abroad Six Months
?Praises American Plays.
i to-da
Oly mpl?
mont I ...
Vienna
lahi d an exl ?
He look ? . ? t of I
I \i ,7...tlS"
Ihe
I f.- I ? ? ' ' \.i.n.i -
?Mil . ' ? ? n? Pel mi ?I
?
..|n>'
.... . .
night
. er. PI ti too
mm h rparal - 1 ?
....
... ?
? ? ?
rill ? ?
? ? ? ?
RACHEL OF JOSEPH' WEDS
Mir-s Ann Crow?? Become*- Bride* of
Silk Manufacturer.
????..
? . -i "Joseph and His Hr.-?? rei
the Centn ' ? i I
'? ? ??? W',11
lam M Kenn?
g ai
. ge was performed 1 the F
.[ M? ??<*'. paator "i Ih? Wayiw Street !:?
. 'hur< i.. ?'? ' ?
on Vor ,.??'
I
. ? ? i ? i ?.mti. il ri, itufl I, u i;.? made
rlags Mi--*
. ? ghtei "f Ihe
. n ind Bari Kirchgrabei
?:?!?
in ?h?- a; i ?? foi the mari age II
y ;. ? . ige as t hin
and stated I grant
.i ., .' . ..r.. I - ; he Com
from her band, II. ll Kirch?
lia ? Mr. Kenm dj. who
Ofty-aeven, ?> a widower 'In.- couple
'.' .11 Mil t? ' ' ??".,.'. iiij.;-'
.....n ti i|. The) will make
.-i-i extended tour and return late In the
- ,:i n ??
MISS BARBELL APPLAUDED
Song Recital Discloses Mezzo Soprano
of Natural Beauty.
Mlaa Margaret Adait Barrell, with a
. ?oi i iii" olci ? i nalural bea
? i Bong recital ? len i aftei noon In
an Hall
M b Barren's lalenl ??. proba
? a Ith h'-r as peri? n.-.. bul al pi ?
her Interpretative powera ai>- ? ?
? to th? - ? - - matin
and Brahma, a ittempted. fot
h? r rolce a ta ? ???.I one, though not a?
B ? la lit.
erally appla i
TO GIVE OPERA LUNCHEON.
' n y < ?.ii? will gire a lun? Iv on de
viit.-d to the opera thla aft? rnoon .?i i
tx, \x hen the ? ib'a i ommlttee <>n
opera w'" nuifca public announcement ->f
u?. plans foi the production <?t opera ;?t
popular pn-'- -imons lbs guoata of
i,,,,,,,i ,i.. .,, be 'ii illo Oattl ? aaaasa, < ?tt..
H. Kahn, John Broam, Alfred H? it/., R
1, , lottenel H R W Inthrop, Paaq
Xll .,.,, ai.ii Herbert Wltherspoon
THEATRICAL NOTES.
.,-,, night? si Ibe Eltlnga Theatre,
?Within ti??- *??*" **** '"' ***** fl" ?*s
. ?.?.. Mme Bayard Volller'a melodrama
w il r iiniii. al "I'- Ottofs until iulj i
?,... Mon I ?'itr.-d tl,.- ,i, ,.?.,.
tic rights i" "A Romance of Bill) Qoal
.'.,,, ? . xi ,-. ii. gan Rl< ?. a ithor >>f
"m,. tvigga ' I M" C??>?*?-SS Pat? i
,.WI it n ,, pot ed U> Mary, w u? OUro
Wyndham mouss ts the Mth Btraol Tho?
?,,. ?a Mondaj night, April ;i. for the
bllance of th?
The dictagraph i--~ *?-?? ?-? Perf-e tad
thai n nos? t*-:!f* ,KI"'' '* '"'" ' ,""1 '?' -
made ? iterdaj bj which the
Roben HUllard and
natura . ..,,?.. ,,, ,h.. ,
V'1"/'' *'**: ?,, ,.f ? The Argyle Case" ?rill
[*lUn? ",',;, ,i phonographlcall) In the
.V " '. . : - Ol th? I..SI a? t
ac? uaal ion b
t1v.' hundred inomt..is of u?.
, ' ? ?locution of lb* National Bla?
'""".4l N~ ? attended th?> performance
?V1 .^XmMpWiis." si lbs Km? Am
f " .,-L-.tr?. laai nlghl II wai one
'{"tho" ?a?sS U?SS4fS l-artle? of the
acus?n
DRrSILVERNIANS JUBILEE
! Twenty-five Years' Work Cele?
brated at Emanii-E!.
_
CTOWD HEARS SERVICE
Rabbi Tells How the Influence
of the Temple Has Spread
Since He Began Here.
x ?p? lal sen i a
the T? mph Emanu-EI, st Fifth i ?
and I Id ??-- - I m ii"imr of the K'-x . I ?r.
Joseph Bllvennan, upon the ?completion ol
hia twenty-flfth .. ????h , - I? wJsi of ths con?
? :? lit?.n. i-'niix a thoussnd ol pa
?d tl." rain to I
hono paid him bj ra I ?-....
? |gogU->? of Manhattan and OthSI i I
Aft? the R< i?r H. ?;.
Rnelos. associate ra th? Temple
Em inu-EI, th? !:? ?-. l?r. Mauri? ?? 11 Hai
and the R? Dr. L?ouli I i N
Bilverman ?poke ?., *i,.ngregstlon
t. ? i a/a? i ; . thank? Bto thi i ?
His merclea endure fon ver; lei i - sd
snd rejoice thereof."
Thi ? x? ..i.n ,t. rig? on
thi? occaalon.' Dr. Bilverman ?aid. "I
am thankful for life and health: t.. have
1 t" ? n ..i service d irlng tin- ?liver cycle of
? .tided, i express gratitud
each and everj on? who bj hl? considera?
lion and instru lion has <r?\ ?-n me cause
i" !o,.k forwsid to s I leal."
When ii- i.eeam. rabbi the Jewish ?"op?
tion "f N.-XX- fork XXt- .p. la) xx- it
\x . more than ? million, he declared, and
the temple, through It? earloui channels,
| had ?nt making better
them it had si
combat? d the xx ? \,- ,,t matei lallsm
?keptl. Ism thai dad ?pruna up In Ihe last
I quai t.ntui mti ided b il
j at present had a largei task tu t- n
awakening anea the spirit of moralltj Ii
thi I" .i'le.
Dr. Bnelow said thai eome ol I
distinguished men snd n*om?*n of this and
other ' '.Mitti.s had ? ritt? n their riain? i
In BOld? n I? ">?;t Upon Hi" annals ol ' ?
Temple Bmanu-El, but non.- had been
mor? distinguished <?! rend? r?
?'.tniix- tn,in it!.- man the i oi
m had gath? red to ??
x tribut? to l>r siix. i mai fr m
coll? ague? xx as dellv? ? ?
..f the T? mi Ha
l brtna ' ongi ?
Ral arhlch Dr. S
New Yoi of Jewish
Mln 1er?, of which h?
? ? .-.???, ?
.... ,.
?
him
\ benedict
Dr. 1
?
mm? aras i
thi
R
fifth
' enrlx
. .
Bl ol l'
T? x ? ? . ? Bi
? ? rved a
vnlui ?? . irish
... i
? ? ?
i ? ? ? .
? . ? tl. ol
; ?? ,.-'
? I the
0 h?
DR. J. M. WHITON HONORED
Friends Gather at Century As?
sociation on 80th Birthday.
Bei Di i u ? Moi
k Slate I'm
. ? . . ? R t
. ? .-? ; ..
ester?
? . a eld In the <*i ntury
\ ,. ,t ?. clul
I let h Mrthda)
?\ feature of I the pr.
f Dr. Whlto
: X'ale In t'a- c?a?! of
? i ? I ' '.'. ' . -.t ,,f
Corn? ? ind ; - i -
I ida? 1 -a U XX'ood
ird, "i Non ell, ? \ ?nn . i nd Thi ??
n ol New fork.
in add lion to Dr W hl toi ismate?
Hi..-. ? .11 X? ? . I-I .' I|
Bicha rda, presl lenl ol t itlonsl
R<
in I. Wllllan I ? of th? Ai I
Baptial ' 'h irch Di I. man Abl "tt, . ditor
ol Th? Out -r. Ral Maurice H
i emple lai ael. l't ? d? ?
? ? i . ? y of t be l'on mission "i.
I". a e and Allait?t;.m Dl II' ? l '? M
t-1 im .-f i . ? ???. of i he i lolj ? lorn?
nr.mon , I n Sam I? I T ? 'otter, "f l
Held, S J Dr William M Heai pastor
of t?o- Trinity fJongregational Church I ???
Ri f i: M< l: n of Q .Iby, C?NUa.?
Ueorg? \\ -?ore, ..f Newark, N J . \\ i.
Wllmlngtoa. O-orgs C Laae. J. a, Hyatt,
of Newark, N. .1 ; aLelghton Calkins, the
i;.-., i Btrong president ..i ih? Amorlcsa
Institut? ol Bot lai Service; Dr. Jsm? - W,
Cooper, "f rale Unlverslt] Di fJeorg? T.
Herrick, Jsm? i ft Walton, brotbei of
in Whit on, snd lohn M IVhlton, l?i.
\\ hlton ? bob.
ITALIAN CONCERT PUT OFF
Philharmonic Society Postpones
Affair Owing to Strike, TisSaid
?| ;.ncerl arhlch ara? to I t.? been
?dVen t'x th? Italian I'liilhai moni.- S,ri?
et ?n Carnegie Hall to nM*rron nlghl I i
been Indednlteh postponed 11 ?.is ,in?i.*r
.. ' niis'lit, SWlag, I* X4HH said, to
? ke XX llilltl III,- 01 'Ii" tl a 'I'll?* It ll
musl? ?mi?, it bi understood, Insist -i
that ti.rchestra si.id be mad? up en?
ta., compatriots, and when ths
mansgemenl rate, ad le discharge ths
!..,n Italian rn .stcl.uis llu- ?-Hike n s'lli.-d
'ih'-ie bad piexiousix leen trouble ... 4
rehearsal of th? orchostra on Thuradaj
aft? t noon xxh.-fi a U;?.- ri'iinl.er .,f i lai?
l?n sttf.t musicians (evaded lbs Lsxtng?
ton Opers House, where Um rehearsal
xx,,- taking pises, sad ths polio? had to
b? . ailed m to Qulst tka tumuli
At th-- eotie.-it lo-iii"tr..xx Dlghl Mm.-.
..-,,?,, . v ,], ara? t.. Mni and Brnssto
1 ',?,-oi,,, th- pi mist, t.. ptaj 1 ? satra Boa
dora M Um Lader -.i ni" Italian Phlahar?
molli.- Onubsatra
THE BIGELOW MEMORIAL.
From Thi SprmalU-lil ilepub..? ....
1 rlesd? "f tki uie J'?'"? ?Mgel??** ahsnld
ke reaaf le h*t? la un.?? "?? ???aiial of
1,1.11 ?i,i,h i.a- moea armieeteS ??* L'slaa
c,.ll?Be. In Sehen?? l??l> H? *?" ?* "?**'"
... r ..1 ih? ' : ?s.? ?4 ISSa -i"' "'" ?''?"'' '* "?
ral.? $1.m ?sitli vaiiitli 10 f??"??! ? pro
reasorsailp ?a pstltieal ?Manea ?? ???> armet ?
l.ui ailns v/itli cl-J-roonis to he u??d for
?tu?ll?s of i|t?ratur?, hl?t..r> ?nd p-xlitl?*?.
|| ?..,.1,1 a?, m us if U??? h.it?r inx??im.nt
nowld i" in a n.an ih?n in a building. I
?NEW DANCES ETHIOPIAN
Grew Out of Cake Walks,
Thomas Tells Drama League.
Aa awakening of int?-r?*st hi th?- drama
througnoui th" country was r-mpbasfsed
SI ths rail?- of ih?* Drams I.eaKut- at th?*
i ' ' ">im Theatre yesterday aftpn."
ivugual - Tbomaa who prasksed. "n'*1
that ?i w.,- dtfflciilt to H?*c?nint for th?*
Interest on th" theon that the ibsatn -
si amusemenl H- sttributsd tin
? " Ity <?f the nea dances t?? ihsli
?'?"-..I ,. ti.,,, on tii?- stag?
"?i - a stan Be? ' halrman "f ths "!
ganlxatlon depnrtmeni read letters from
? itrical manngera acknowlodgtng their
''??'?* <" the league '"i nrgnriizInK ? i'!'-- !
' - for thOm in th- small towns. |
'? mong i; ? !?> Bkera ?> " gola La fol-1
lette, Hans Von K;ilt?-nh..rn. Charles 0.
' ' im, Richard A. Purdy, ????org?' Mid?
d et? . Prank la Sargent and t*"lsj '""
?.?n
"i .?m noi i member ?>f 'to- lengus.''
- i Mr Thomas, "bul I understand H !
arorkfl foi the betterment "f tii" drama
? ng the Bupporl ol playa
ol ?'..'. ' ,;,i. it does not attack
playa of which II does nol approvi The
drama is an institution natural to man.
There nevei waa ;? tribe arlthoul drama.
i !? ?? have i.> ? n i.k s ? Ithoul lan>
e, or al least wltboul written rae?
? rdi ..r it, ;. ii none without drama.
' The Ma ??.f this city rni anl
?i'-'.r.'i ... luppreaa some danring done
more ?>i I. -~ for t?o- entertainment of the
public V ? dances s era Bi *?'
started i Pai i the ware ';iii"'i Amort?
'i ?? ? wen not American dances,
i nt an outgrowth of ?> n Ethiopian cake
haw apread from the
cabaret t.. the theatre and Anally to tha
home
"l don'l i.i".'?. whether these ?Ian?*"-1
a r\ oi not l.'H I do siilmiit
thai theii popularit) Ii a reoull <>f their
i. - !.. .n ahown In the theatre. Man
will nevei be Immune to the Influences of
it?, theatre? and if are desire to hare a
national : fe that la Une we mual en?
courage what ? -ui. In the theatre."
The theatre mual remain for many
years s commercial Institution." said
Mra it-si. "and the managen must give
the public what they want' Mrs. H.'st
explained that the i ?rama League sras
laboring simpl) to k?-.-i> on the ataga
.. ? ha r des? rv. .i to be Ihi ??
"Even lime you buy ?< ti?'K.-t you '-ast
oti foi the future of tin- drama." Mid
??: . follette ? i wi>' id 1 ?K?- t.? bave
the world -?ix,. the matter mon thought
in.m lo the ballol on Election Da)
OLIVER H. PERRY DIES
'Descendant of Commodore Col?
lapses in Jersey Summer Home.
Be, : Ight, S ' April M While in- i
. hia a .itou. ' ! . im ..? thla pla? e I
len ?- ? ' ? ? Hasard Perry, on?
teat and weali
Elmhurst, Long [aland, waa seised with
acute Indigestion and dh d.
Mr. Parry? who ?*?- Beventj ears old,
. ..n Broadway, Elmhurat. He had ?i i
tin?- eountrj home near here. He ?as .? (
deaeendaal ol Commodore Perrj -
ai ?! a . oualn of O H P Belmonl Ha !
ves hia wife und ihn ?? sonn
MOTHER OF M. POINCARE DEAD.
Mn ? Polncar?, mol
the Pi ent of French R? ibllc,
? idd? ? ? lo-da?
-?
ROBERT E DELANEY
n .1 April II R.? i g
D?lai if the Hotel Dunlop,
? Brigbl i dleeaae
?? m - uas Loi n
? ? ? years ago He
i- an? y ha?l
i - ? r. rara a t ght hand man of
1 re Louis Ku< nl? b i had spill
with lim? it w,im th.
nad< ih? Mate ta make h m
r? uni.ir ?? > I Bl til Pountj 1 I <? NO
I.imi .'i A| i ' ?? ri
?..,?..- Bai ber an.i Albert K
?? i - .ir. w much attention to
The m. ? disappeared and the
eclared forfi It? d \ verdli t
; ? ' nt of the ludgment was
? ? -i a h- n Delaney evaded pa ? -
m? nl : .rdlnga ?. taken (?? deter?
: to '!?? ??? It Tiiis
action dl closed thai Delaney, while thi
ownei ??( a boardwalk i"operiy
Il al ' it? ? mid for Mtt.Sas, had ' asset
' t totalled ' ild tl ? m, bul Tji it I
?a.-, not until April \ Mil, thai Delaney
? ?? ? ? ? the ball I oi d
m
DR JAREO GROVER BALDWIN.
i" Jared <;?,,-..?; Baldarln? one of the
oldeal hp**n?**opathlc practitioners In thla
died ? . ?? da) al hia home, No 11
i ,,?i tun ? ire? I afl i short illn.-ss i|.- ,
? da vrara old I" Baldarln
waa bom In Montrose, renn., und received j
? ? ? . ?!.Uon In New York. He waa
ted from Sen fork ITnlveralt)
n ifgs and Immediate!}
took up homoeopath!? pi act?? <*
i >i. Baldwin araa a censor ..f the
*\. ??. >,.ik Hommopathli ??n.i Medical
i lollege and Hosptl il, risltlni and
cons ? ting p to the Hahne?
mann Hospital, ?i membei ??f the
,n Institute .-f ii-',!i'i'"pathv. n.-..
?fork State and ? otint) Homoeopath!?
societies, Hom?opathie Materia Medica
Society. Ne?*- fork Medical Society and
ih" Union i.ea?.'U" Club Two aona sur?
viva him
OBITUARY NOTES.
ROBERT l. BAJtBBR, postmaster of
Csmden, N -J . <ii?"d \?--.t.-?,'dav ssomlni
irntii |.n?-iiiiionia Ho was sersin?- his
third t.iru as poatmaster. II?1 uras COUntl
for tea roan prior to hin appoint?I
men) a*? postmaetei n?- was Msty?four]
\,-ars old
wii.i.i \.\i ii i.K.vi'ii died at hia homo, I
Nn. 171 Macron street, Bi-ooklya from I
d.aii rail m- Thursday Me w.i.s ham in
flotlieetev. Moss., Beveotysla years ago]
ai ,I \<as a retired niemlH*r of tho whol?
,t - paper Arm of Wilkinson ?Brothera a-I
? ,, ..f No. Ill? Brooms .str.'?>t. Manhat?
tan Hs leaves Ms arife, a ?mn and a
daughtei His luneral will he h?i.i this
Bfternooa ?: ths Tompklns Avsnue ?'?.n-!
pr* sational ? '.b in h
MISSION HEAD TO MARRY
: Engagement of Miss Ethel Thompson
to Lawyer Is Announced.
Ths engagement his been announced "f
\1 M Ethel Th.)in|.s..ii. daughter of Mrs
Richard ) Thompson, ?if Ko. M K?st ,v,th
street, to Henri netebsr, <>f this tMy.
IIIm Thompson has for th?. lust fi\e years
boos the bead Of the M street mission
< onn?><rtad with the Fifth AVOUUe Prosbjr?
lorian Church, and is rtee-prssldenl of
ih?- NorthtVId i.-.XK ?*? of New York. She
i?, i sli-ter of Hsnry 1 Thompson, I'om
mlsslonsr <?f Water ?supply, oas and Bao*
tin-ity
Mr Kl<*hh?r. who makes his hOBBS at
the Pla..-?. was graduated from Vale In
l?!?s an?l from th?> Harvard Uw S?*hool
in Ufg, and Is a tticmhir of the l"nlver?lty.
Vale, Harvard and MOW Vork Athl?-tlr
clnhu. H?* Is a member of the law firm of
Pletoher, StlI?*orks & L?*ahy. of No. 1?!5
Broadway
ART EXHIBITIONS
Decorations and Other Works
by Charles Conder.
A little more lhati | yoga aR'i there
was held at the Kei an Phofngrapni?* CoOtr
pony the first American exhibition of
xxorks i.x u,.. BngHsii painter, the late
Chartas Con?et. in ordin?r- tMream
?taaesa ther? arould have bees n.
enttott for an earl) revival of ?the subject!
lim Mi. Hit r ;? 'in baa ,,i,tamed the nin.?
dec?oratlv? ,-.-?- ? ai.-ii -Nsjoysd .? kind i
..r esoteric ..pit,- a,,me tim.- Mnca, Inl
th? PS - .-. of M. Hin?, and this
?erlea baa ?sail) lusUflsd a second ex
hibltlon, which include?, inoreover, a
numbei ,,r other things not hitherto dis-]
played In puMle. u makes ? charming |
episode In the art ?easoo. Conder"? work
kaa Blwsya leen attractive, and I! la good
' ? ? t m i new form.
H? was an e.-ieetic and ?ubtl? decadent
typ? M,,?t of bis commentator? make
Hi.- rather obvtoua remark that he "it
ilx.-s' inmi the llghi French s.-hoo! Of
tin- eighteenth century, but th? truth is
thai i.-.? apirtt of bta x\,.rk aas deter?
mined b) Influences of a latei date Ther?
la m linn far i> aa ol thi old r?gira? In Its
Issl a-as ,,f gayet) snd hh.v ?nan there
is of th- Second Empire, vxtth it- sa kiler,
moi.- meretri?*tou? artifice. Oavarnl rather
than W itteaii is hia prototype^ and h<*
d "? ? from both Is that where thej de?
pleted life, lllustrstini whsi the sei tally
?aw, be Improvised hia ?ubjecti out of a
somewhat morbid fan.? There are .,im?
positions in the pies.-nt exhibition, ?-spe?
cially among ihe lltlMgi-pha which ?bow
that h? occastonall) weni to Pslssc. t"
I Qsutier and to other is. I IT* ts fot les
I themes A fen icka are also on x..-w to
present him In th? !"!?? of illustrator.
Hut. atrtctly ansaklni these matters are
. ant . loitdei xvas not an Sitte! to
keep his eye on the object Even In his
lithograph?, xxhich ?time ciosesl Is senti?
ment to the ri?n?"s and affair? of the
visit.!., world i-,.- ?s an essentially Irre
?ponMbl? designer, plsyfully weaving hi?
pretty arrangement? of form, leaving I
?hatafter to lake ' ai> of itself, and pay-1
ing only ? la.ininal attention lo the dra?
matic motive which sometini-s low he?l
his sympathies. His Is the atmosphere of
? Th.? fellow Hook.'' ih?. atmosphar? of
rather bloodleaa cleverness, of hothouse
Idea? arid feeling.
Saturated iti the feverish inspiration
thsl Bow? from modorn luxury ami cyni?
cism, he Bcema th? true comrsd? of a
typ? like Heardsiex. i.ut ben?Mth all thai
waa unhealthy In his art there persisted
, 4. atn "f ?ofnsthlng like poetic Instinct,
He might be never to frlve ma i -'? stm
WOUld |-?-niiiiti to In in ?utb? ? '
glimpse? "f beauty, of .n..: a- a certain
exquisite daintiness WSS Si I tips,
at least xxh.ti h? WSS painting on si.'a
The lithograph?, curiousl) d - I me ?? ver)
deliberate and ??most heavy tout h. It ?s
there pai-lJcularly thai we gee bos far he
xx.as from recapturing th? - and
th.- iparkl? ol W stteau il" hadn't s
tith" ,<f that ni ister s coman in?
I ha?? h..?
I '? ? ni aman s rinn, fl
ship, x' racioua enough In nriood, he
i ke? the manual dexterity to nix? the
last perl ?xpreaalon to bl? debonair
? of thing? This, at all c enta when
he s?-t himself t.. drawing on tha stone.
Whsn I-." took up th>- brush and flung h s
d? aa!.- .1 tilh h" ? OUld afford
t" do without tl ?? f". and the
precision which we miss In it???
llthogrspha Then, somshow, he was ut>
OS -ase xx "h Ils medium Sitad ?US
nt. What h? had to do he ...ultl then
do .n bl? ?mn wax- and re_ardless Of his
llmltatlona which did not, Indimd, count
us limn..t;..ns. but played Into bl? bands,
?0 to SB] SS part and panel ?>; his ? bar- I
scterlstic effect. On the bi tul ! I
texture which he loved t.. ehoiMN as ? I
background for ids pals tints his wsak
nesses wer" minimized until the) slmosl
.. appeared. H" did not asod to paint
pi. tur.s In hi? de? oratlve naaela m on his
litii?- fans ..'? to concern himself over?
much with nuance? <>f form, it xx.is
enough for him to breath? upon those
?.?ft ?urfacei faintest, most insub*
?tantlal vision?.
The) ne ?..',.- of . os! lines, of atti?
rai.-, of fllrtstlou? '..me.iw "f wholly
mundane frlpptrr) and froth. Hut for
?'op,lei's Hiihi". t In itself we haxe no1
gres! -" . ItUd? Th? main point is th? de- j
lightful ws) In which he distributes ths
elements In hl? ?cheme o? er a given ?itace,
placing hi? central design hist where it
ought to go adding bora and thor? with
unerring laste the medallions needed to
balaacs it. and binding everything togeth
er xxith k.?' la? da, r! bona and other con
ventlonal factor? that serve to give j.re
? the formal note without which the
,:,.., ?ration, ii .. ,!?-. oi.it;,,n, would i>?? in-j
complete All 'his Is don.* xxith a xvon- |
derful delicacy of color, with Bower-like
tea "f dim rosa or blue and creamy I
. pearl) atlk Itself tell? beauti?
fully, t-.,,, m th" arrangemenl of ton?
Nothing could be more ?XgUlSlte, more
fr.im;??, or nor? diatJnguishad In us t'n",
eluatve quality. Condor, as xxe have
shown, xx as not by an*- means a great ar?
tist H ,t In Bl? tare Individuallssd wax
he xxorks a i. rnsrkabl? spell.
The last exhibition "f the ?easofl Si the
Photo-B?c?s?ion Qaller) la one of carl
cature?, "absolute and relative." by
MsriUfl d>- _ayaa It forms a sort Of post
icripl t.. th? freakish sid?* ..f um recent
Armor] ?how, sn affair ol basarra ab
I irdity. In a few of his can? atures, those
a/hlcb we ?upi osa ara to be taken as "ral* |
Stive." Mr d.- /.axas treats his BgurSS In
a rational mann-r and Is cleverly amus
ii,k ThS ' absolute" performances sug?
gest th.- disor.i.ie.l ,1 reams Of SOmO CubtSt I
math '-nail. Ian Travsllsra back from .xt
|rica sometlin.'s tell xxeli.l tal?? about the
transmission >>f MW? SmOOg the natives
In Ihat nix st.r ois continent. When Maj"r
General Sn Bteptoa Posta? ?y makes ?
lUddM ioray ou! of BtSUSBbSS? li ami IB?
contlnentl) casts s alsos, to ths ?-xacerba
tl.in of ex.-rx MTV? possessed by every
BUmI??! <>f his staff, It Is said that whole
par.'-'URS axxay. in Ih?' heart of the
faagla "?mecheerful nigger will turnover
and report to his leia.w tribesmen ihat
they must look out for s,| ISllS, as "Massa
I'oxxn, .-*. hah > ast a shoe; he mad almost
lo bust." Perhaps If that dusky oracle
could lie brought to the Photo-Secession
Qaller) be might, with a ?avaajafa etasr?
royaat-O, divins what Is hidden la these
. Bla-SAllf-SB It Is altogether too "ahso
lute" for us to sense It.
Ten or tvxelxe portraits and several sub?
ject pi-tares by Walter Dean QOldBSCk
art- at the Reinhardt Gallery, where there
max also be s.?en a group of sculptures.
Including a number of portraits by Jsasph
Mario Kurbel At the Italian National
Clllk there Is an exhibition of paintings
and drawings af loseph Stella. The Pen
and Hrush ?'tub la holding It? annual ex?
hibition of oils, water colors and pastels.
Mr. rharle!? Turrell, the miniaturist, is
showing at the Scott _ Ko wies Gallery a
number Sf his latest portraits, Including
those of Qua SB Marx and the Duchess of
Marlhorough Watercolor portraits and
sketches bf BtlSS Klinor M. Part?a id and
an exhibition of selected plates by leading
modern etchers may be seen at the Ken?
nedy Gallery. At ,,"> Moulton _ Rlckett?
??allery there are mezzotint engravings In
color by Sydney E. Wilson. The exhib?
\
tlon now open at the Charles Gallery pre?
sents a famous piece ef architectural dec
' oration, the Hanouetlr ?? Hall recently
Itaken from Rotherwas House at Here?
ford, En-rland
The American Art ?.aliene? are filled
with several collections One of these.
. omposed of rerf heautiful (irientali?.
and a few palntlnt-s and prints, belongs
to Mr (voller Manchester ?n?i Maw Ida
M, Mancheeter, of Beeheley, Cattfotsda
It la to be s..!d in three BBSBjOBB next
Wednesdsy sind Thuradaj afternooni .md
next Thursday svenlng The porcelains,
carvtnga, objects In |nds snd BMtal and
Japan?--.- color prints are. on the aver
in.'.-, esceptionaiiv sou?! Thais srs i is
exhibited?to he .?n|.| ,,n tl,e afternoons
of April i\ !?? and :1-th. furntehhfga
and embellishments of a private ragt*
?ieri?... amotiK them some good furrrtm?
and .-om? interesting Mbeteta, Finally.
from s??\eral ?-states thSTS ha\e been
brought 111 Pf'TlhlgB ?f various BCBMISls
which srs to bs .?old m th.- gnutd sou
room of the I'laza ttOXl MOBUSSJ and
'I' M -i.i'. BVenlngS, The earlier pictures
srs not of much Importance, anve m the
caae .?f Ollberi Btuart'a "OssmsuI Henry
Knoz," a ?terlintf portrait an?! a most in
iing BOttronlr of our i-ighteenth ?.en
tury tradition. The modern pictures In
< lude some ?arhtal things, notably the
'Highway of Combos la Vida.** hv Hoi
?ilnl; two admirable examples of Harplfi
nies. BOBSS p-"???! landscapes by Thaulow
and Maine, and a ?Toup of pictures by
.1. ?. Murphy, il. C. Minor. H. \V. Ran?
ker an?l other Americans. Associated
with these paintings there are also three
line bronzes by Hary?\
Al Hi" Andereon Qallertee there is an?
other extremely miscellaneous array of
paintings und objects of art from five or
six different ?-?.llertions. Mr W, !.. Wash?
ington Contributes some interesting
bronzes and other pieces, illustrating; the
histories ?o Waahtngton and Napoleon.
Mr. Qeorge .1. Smith sends some Japa
BOSS prints The ,olle<tlon of Mr. FA
ward EtUBgl :s male up of ?'htnese,
w-e.mons. ami that of Mr. Stuart Kidrldg?
Is composed of Chinese and Japanese tea
lots. Th? -? tea SOU number some \ery
curious and beautiful examples. Amongst
the proper tica of mac ?;. a. Bktnner and
Judge K .1. Lauer there ar?> palntlnga.
hronres. miniatures, rugs and other ob
lecta There is nothing especially di?
tlngulshed. but here and there In the col
!'?-tlon of pictures?, drawings and prints
ther?' are souvenirs of Daublgny, Millet,
William <> stone. Charles Lortag Elliot
arid others, which the niod?-st I? it dis?
cerning amateur will not neglect. There
is .. curious old Italian painting, a view
.f Plea, attributed to Domentea Oar
novale ar?i there is a i evolution?r*. Btena
by thai Interesting Frenchman. Hoi:iy.
which w?. would particularly commend.
If will take live BBSSlonS to dispose of
all these things, Wednesday afternoon
and tii-- afternoons and evenings of
Ti iradas w d Frida* rt C.
CLEMENT-WHITE.
| Bj 1 stegmi . ta 1 ?>e Trtl ssm
Philadelphia, April 11 -Miss Kthel R.
?White, daughter ?.f Bemud s. White, was
married In St James Episcopal Church
rrnlng to Thomas l-'.nletter ?'leni?
ent, of this ?ity. The brtrh was atl
? -isrer. Mis- Hoi.... ? ; White
Th- bridesmaids were Mi-- Hei
Dunn. Miss Hei-n Pita?. Miss V Mr- l
Mct'ulloh, ??f New V.nk. M -- M
M.-ment Hh'l Miss Ki-an'.r I
?hari.s Clemen! attended lus brother as
best man Th- ii-h-rs teere Uvtngston
Smith. Herman gehumm. Oe? rge h o? i i
i ?' artes il- ? bu i. Thomaa I'm
.-f.. r , and R.chard Btocktos Wl ?'
DIED.
Baldwin, ' ?r-"i ?'. E n'ter tv
... :, --?r. ,
Hin-? p. \ i !u?'.n Mm. Kenni
?;,,-. . ' "? < il j? P M.!'< r I' "'T e G.
(irant. Sarah .1 1'. rr; ? Hl?r? H
Hielt? rson. Georgs Smith, ?'arolitic J
i.. .i. '; w illiam M
BALDWIN "n April 11. IPI.t. ?' bis r'?i
?tnet. No ?? Ka,?' 4i?t ?t . af"r a llngei as
Illness. .tared ?i lia ,|?in. M ." . in Uli Ml
, of his ai;e
BOTD?On Friday. ?? Um Botel Man? An
tKin.rp-. Mary K ?.iiii?. wtdee ?f '"hn
H.,-,1. in hef 731 v?>ar Pgg ? ? nere
BROWM ?'n U'.-rtn. --U- m c \; || p.
l'.'l.'t. ar hls r-ml.ier--.'. N'e 4.'. U. ni Mit*?, ?t .
AtMteoa Browa, ?aie jimu?- ef ?t-,? t*nt'?i
.*?-.?? .5 Dl-iri, t i'i.iirf. In thl? eight.- ' lUTth
??.ir of his ag ? K.-..T.I on Batnraay, ??
?; :n> p m., at Al Sou - '" un ?- J''-*. M ir*.1
Fui: 1:1 av.- lin- rm. Bl pril ? >'?
QATBS "n Frida'. April 4. lOl.t. ?t hi* he-n?.
r.i<,idena, ''a! . aft-r a short llln??--? BraetUB
l'arsons ?Jure-? non Of 'he late S*rh *,Wi I
an.! Penny Jeann.tte Partons ??are?, tn th??
ft.'-,d ><>ar of hl? Age Interment later, at
nlenca of fnmti}.
GRANT ?"?n l-*Tida>, April 11. 1013. Sarah
Jp?.oti*itne tirant, r,?..??.?..! wtf?J of F*ran. :s K
Oraat an-1 danfht?>r of the lau. John C. M
i Inas '?amer Servtcea at her 'mn
-, Convent av< . Mon.iav.
April H. at l?llS S m lUverstraw. Ithaca
\.,v? y tek paiier? please pupp
HfCKBRSON "n B -? 1 ? ! fi. in\x,
.?,.,ik" Hlckerson. beloved husband of >t*v
.1 Stewart Funeral aerrieee ai his lat?i
r^.ii^.. . vo 4im Kin Hamilton a-?..,
Hruokl:- n. on Saturday,?e??l'rtl U, ai h p m
I.V.A.'H un April 10. ISIS, at hi? i**sld?n<*??.
N \-,o Ma on ?! , Hroo'ithn, William H
Uni-h. in the T?Hh > '*ar ,.f his aae '????nerai
WHlCBS at the Tompklns A??::u>- >'ongre?a
tlonal l'hurch parlors, Tuir.pklr.s a.e, rorn?r
M'-l*"nouk.oi si. ?n Saturday, April IB at
2-J8 B, ? Inr.-rm^'il .ir QreSUWCBd Hoston
and N?-w Bsdtl I HM ?Pf.
l.K.vT ?>n Thnraday, April N lais, vaitsr
W l^'ni, liu^land of Helen I.enl and *?n of
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lagtea ave.. Breeeiya? sund?>, Apni 13, at
lu a. m
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lurijaiiin TH ""n tt i he iaip Thomas C and
1...-'n M M?. Kenn?. Kun?-ral from hi? late
residence. No -?I North. Bietatb are., wiilto
stone. i.wx Island. Saturday mornln?, at
'.1 :;n o'elocfci thence tu St. lAike .. ihur?*h,
Whltestoiie
KILUn "n Arr'' t, nt*, Floren.?? 'I V
lar, a??-.l ?-.'? >.-?rs PtMteral from her late
n> 4-..I 0"i ?' Breotdra, satur
day, April IB at 2 p. rn
I'KHHV A' Bay Meal. K. J . en Frida- . A.r.
11 ISIS, Oliver Hazard Herr?, beloved hu?
M.iria Moor?? Perry. ???? ? ? 1
funeral beraattw. Newpeti In. I ? ai '
adelphla il'.nn ? pap.-rs please , .>(*>
SMITH OS Frl.!a>. April 11, 191.1. ? arolln?
Journeay, widow of Ja> ?jtu Sn tSi Y ?
Bl her late residence. N-v .%.?1 W'.-nt ISBUl ?' .
N.? Y?-rk 'it', on Monda). Aprl! 14. llllj.
a: I .I?? p B. Interment at WoodUwn i'enia
terj
ANNOUNCEMENT
?-.'arnaa-es and automobiles takmj
fii'nlK ti> St ?;?-.r?c s .'l'jr h for
the fun?ral ?>f Mr Morgan on M*n
dav mornlns ?re raaneeleS to ap
proaeh th.- church by way of Sac
on,I avfiiue and 17th street V' ??
from Third menu?? will be cut of*
hv UM poMoS, anil vehicle? ?III be
parked. while waltlna;. around
Sinvvrsant Square
PeaBSa ?"'n foot, holdlnj: cards of
a-lrrissK-n. mav reach the church
from Third avenue.
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODI.AWN CEMETBBT.
233d St. Rv Harlem Train and by Trellay.
Offlc?-. -JO East 2Sd 8t.. M. T.
CNDERTABERB
FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241 3 W?it J1?
Bt. Chapels, Trlvate Dooms. Private Ambu?
lances. Tal. 13-M Chela??.
orne es.
MAIN orn?-E?No. 154 Nassau street.
UPTOWN omCB? S?. ia??4 Broadwar. ?**
? n/ American District Telnfraph Offl^e.
HARLEM OFFICE?No. 15T Eaat 125th
?treet. No. 283 West 123th street aad HO.
210 West l*!:nh sueei?

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