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? ALAN 0. M1EAN
Ceremony Performed in the
Chantry of St. Thomas's
by Dr. Stires.
MANY ARRIVALS IN TOWN
Fashionable Folk Returning
from Europe and Long Island
Resorts for Winter Sea
Eon in Citj*.
The * " I of not ? of thi fall
? in the chantry of St
- ? bureh at I o'cl irk yesterday
I It v..*- that of nias f
- ' laughter I D and Mrs
?Vyath, to ?: aj
'
Le?:
ter
the amfne ol
by the /.??? in- r
, - -red Instruiuenl
i tall palm? ot :'
?
hv h?r
' ? 'nf ? hit*
.....
: ront .and back Two
f tulla, i
Bth of silver
I ? ?. .
'?
only attendant was Mis*
gal riHuch?. r or Mr and
Mrs ' runer, of Cedsrhuret,
IVSBg " and a niece of the brlde
| as flower fi] Mm
wore a quaint frock 'if electric Hu^ pi.k.
. Romney painting, and car?
ried a ?? t of forcet-me-nots and
t
mmond McLean was his
? ? and the n?here were
Rodt rl ? Puchan
i rbert Pell Townsend, vhn tens
? of John Glffen: Charles K!n".
? ind John
Allan Wyeth. jr.
.-mrd by th?
Best M. St'.rcs, rector of the
by the };. -,
Owen. ' ernon. A reception fol?
lowed at "he hnrne of T>r. and Mrs. Wy?
stk No Hi Lexington avenue.
will spend a
r honevmoon In Italy. ?n
- untry they will live
" ,T
?
y- : Mrs. Lloyd '.- Mr. and
gfl ? ? diet, afra James H.
....
? ? Mrs 11
| nor, Dr. and Mrs. John A.
Mr and Mr* v.' ' Ism l>. Hsrper,
Hsri
Wyetk Dr
Mr and Mrs
? . ? ? Mr* Douais*
?? ??? sn I Mr-. Donald McLean,
r Wer
and, Mr.
and. Mi
daughter Of
Mi ?
? Dr.
E ? irday, In St
| Rye, N. T.
family mo irninir, only n
the recepl
r BW, lh< I
Mr? Potti
let wll
sirs. W.
in, Mrs Charlea H. 3
M
. ?
be?: r
T'.e r.- -
t ? ?d Mr?
No. :?
f/est
.V '?^n mad' I ?
Miss
I ? Rev Dr. Ws
r,. of No Ml West MSth street
gherwood of Ink ? *
rwood, of Hudson
> S Y.
?Osa '. - Logan, dsughter of Mra
?i. will be ? Dewee
? her II in St. Thomss**
. atony will be followed
by a reception at the home of Mrs Logan,
No. ? tree!
made of the
.. of |4taa M ' !- ?T;i'1*
vrin. .?a ighter Of Mr-. Joseph E. Janvrin,
Dr. Walter
Wood /. Tivr'.n is a dsugh?
SM f tl sts !'? 3 B Jsnrrln. She
?as int- ety three yt
Dr. Adiuna la a graduate of H
du* 'i He hi a parsctJetns I ?'
?
Mi sad Mr?. W Beotl f'?"on nr'
("m their
cwjntn place at anipton, Long ksi?
Hotel Ootham.
. | Hr^vvn and Mies
am have ??
and are at thtlr
? a? ? ? '?
Breiter B. G in i
will return to the city
from Bar Harbor, where
. tatter part ol the summer
. aariy In the ssoann.
lodge end Mra John Clinton Gray has*
Uken ,? at the Hot? ' it |:"-':"
forth. * .. ' tray returned from
Mr.? ' . will arrive In Hew
jMi fi . within tin nest fee
*?y? ami will go tr, Newport on < " b>
ber g
Mr and M H Kip are at the
H?W Vanderl lit for a abort stay.
kr. an?! m,>. William K. Vaodorblll
??retun f,om Europe about the middle
of tte month and on th- ir arrival here
WU1 So t., |... ,. t-ountr) place. Idle H'.in.
al Oakdai-, Long Island.
A,r? ;,.,,, ?Barton Preoeh wlB '??'?f'
^'ton Lodge, her pUu> at Hoi ipring*
?a., to-day for While .sulphur .-,
* ?a
Mr? Walter Cutting has taken SS apart
n"nt ffr the wintei at No. Ml Park ave
nue.
CtuD'O
VhOTO
? ? VLAN D. M'l EAN
' ora Bui . >?, ?rill b
?
Mr* Percj R p) t..- at Bernardsvl . N
J. Mi and M:> Orafton Pyi ?.??? mar
l. ?don. Mrs Pym
teas Gmll
? formel I Eben V\ \., ?
? 1'ish will . ?
' ? ' ? ' n < >. tobo r : ?; at h. r a .
; ? at Garrison, N V.
Mrs. J , k Las n m c >?nd Mir?
nor Las renco, of Ni I West list
from
?Lenoa ai. Motel Gotl
Mrs. Nicholas A: * "
fi m ....>. .
ng at the ?
AT NEWPORT.
r B'. .
Newport Sept
nay be < ??
e It i
?
I
Mrs. R T. Wl | New fork for a
?
P. 1 nt a 11] probal
? ? ? ? '?'? Btai McCorml I
Newport I
Mary of thi ent 1
day al
Mr. and Mrs. L- a C? 6 will
?
Thi
mer hi ad Thurs
r SI 'i Mme I'.akhrne
vlsitlnc In New Yoik. will k<> t->
" . ...: gton iur the wlnti i
Mr. and Mr?. Loula B M
MIS. John '.
to o
' ?
Mr. and Mn
rkdtfng Mrs. WagstsfTs moth?
Tuch Frei
m
I Mrs. !>'?; .
Si-, no r, jr.
Mrs. Robert r guest
. oi n? v. Tork.
BgiStl
g and r; I '? ???
Mn Burke R<
James Lowell Pul nam, of 1
i:? ar Adi i i M R Wli
after a visit 1
W York.
Mrs. Get
?'.ii to-day
Mr;-. William G. W< Id i OS at?
oi totnobih '
M: Rensselaer,
the Hon? cottagi unter,
will return to New York lo-i lorroa
Mr. uni Mn ' -? bare son?
to New Tort for tti?- winter.
! Thi Gen ? ? ? to-day for
ison
Misa Anna Banda will leave for New
Y(rk on ' ? toh? r 4
AT BRIARCLIFF LODGE.
I ft'
Brnvrelifl [?odge, N. v.. Beet 30.-Dr.
Clemens and family
. clow 'i thi ir ' ottsgt at k ,<? \&% i.??k',
N. ,i . and an al Briarcllff Loci?' i i
iron
Tii?- Rev and Mrt Joseph H. Wat*an.
Miss Watson and i H. Watson, h\, bar?
returned t<> th? lodge ?rom thi Adlron
daeka and ?rill reman fa als ???
Mr. Bruce and Ml ? Paulkner
have Joined thi ir pari nts at tin
Th? y apent th" aummi i at Bea Girt N. J.
-? ?
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
n- T?l< trapo t" Th?- Trll
Lenox, Masa., Bepl M Ai the annual
rneetlng ol tht Btockbridgt Casino tins
afternoon Frederick OrowlnsbisM was
tod president; Bernhard Hoffman.
I vice-president; hues Marlon Hague, sec?
retery, and Misa Jennie Beymour, li
urcr Tti? other director! M ? Mery
man. Misa Emily Tuchennan, Mrs
Frederick Crowlnshleld, Walter P. Baton
and Edward L M<
Miss Nil.a I WVena Who hai- been viy
Itlng Mrs Joseph B. Whistler, baa gont
to NOW York
Mis ?L Parkaaaa Shaw was t luncheon
host?--- at R< I aee I II - aftoi neon. Her
. Mi I raw I? '?? "Barlow,
M:.-s adelt Kneolaitd, Mast Roealk G.I
man. Mr.-. I'.ank K, Bturgat, Mis Mor
K Jeeup. Mis William D Bloane,
; Mrs Davit] ?.yd'-: Bad Mrs Will.am B.
K?si nochan.
Mitt Nannie <i Duval. who has boon
at ?'urtis Hot'I. has returned to New
Yoik.
Mr. and Mis- JokS B. ?'arsons ?ml Mr.
?.mi Mrs. wuiiam I s GrlswoM ha.?
closed their Lenox oosntry plaoss sod
: gont to Rye, N v.
Colonel and Mrs George A Wh ?
?I NO? York, have ani\?-<l at lUatun
! Hull. Stoi klirhtire.
Mrs Maurta
M i .
Wilfc .... k |< Hunt
In*;, Misai .-?? ? ?
M'- I. ? ."..I. \V
P
Hopkli
vals at tl
Mr and Mra P D '?' |
? ii .1 All Kew York;
Mra '. ?i Wathina
-?
MILLION FOR SEARS GIRLS
Grandchildren Get Boston Art
Collector's Estate.
who
...
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?
?
!? ? ?
i ?
liar.
?
'
The Bears
MISS MEISSNER A BRIDE
Former New Yorker Married to
Wealthy German.
Hai
?
U on t
V. ? ? : ? ? ' ' '1 ?
| uncl?
of the Gen
? ?
Mon Ex
M. a m New
foi
lion ? ? a ? ' Bth Bt ?
Ii. r ipi.iIi' r v.
other, W .
? ?
Long Island, la i soi ? ?
Aldrii ? . ' abosa 1
' iiy o. well kic.vmi h Sea \ ork Mi i I
? and anoth? : ol
, Mr. Aldi lei ? ' '" be !
? . m .it tho '
| The hi Idi .1: d her hu b uid ??
i their honey n oon ?1.
Mi \ ??! ..- j Hi il' n has ?.
RALPH CRAIG TO WED TODAY.
'1 ? rrtbun?
Mont? lair, N J , B? pt ?0
H. . ; . ;-? :, '? ? i.' Mr and Mis.
Henry Hull Bples "f No III .-? uth
Moui tali ? ' '" ,'" '"?'1 ' " d to
nui? row ? ' ,'1" home of the
bridi 'a psrents to Rslpb ?
in ti-.it Mr. 1 rslg son I
I metre dsahee el Btockl. Is I ftmi
re t iking part In the 1 ?lymploa be
bad won er of the
Hani of the University ol Michigan
> -
TO PRODUCE "SONG OF SONGS."
confirmation of *n arrangement with
Edward Bheldon, BUthor ol "Romance,"
\aho Is now at Lake I '??m", t" ?han
Hermann Budennant el ? ? ? Bong
mg* " The Bl 1 Idon i ei - Ion ?in be
I translated f'"' production In Qermsn]
! The chief psrt
? ,,i Btrihlng pet ' Ihei than drs?
: ,i,,,ti . e M1 i'iobman ha
1 bod] iti mtad for th.- part
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
i-.. semisele? ??? lb? kmertcaB MoeeuB* ef
Natural Hlston Mei ? vi ? ,... ,im ,.f
Vrl New \"r, ' . V.iii
rertlsnSi Part Mu*
AdSreaa bj Ogdeii L Milla, Jr oa "The
Redemption of ? 'nr Clijr," .it lh* meeting
,.f ? i .11. Hui ? ?: 'I" I'd. V
y. n| 1 l, 1 lubhou? . No. BBS V\ . M
117'' "?
Addree* tv M 1 l?*i ?'.? ore? Havi a I
?Tl ? ' -
<.f ihf Ml ? Tort ' '?? ' v: : ; iri
I |.,|. r ef
I... 1 - . ?
. h by Joba Pai 1 ? M >?? fei ?? t '1?
121 ' ? ? Dtl t 1 ' 'Iah.
clubhouse, No ?i>i Klntk ?venue, BJreoh
?V I
' ' ' ? Board ??' IM'?- itinn.
-
11. pe 11111.nl." lohn ? '. Welsh, 1
Hou k- 'i, I
?treet* r^eslna." Dr, Rudolph Tombo. I
a. a a. I
I
UPHOLDS LORD S TAYLOR
STOCK SALE TO CLAFLIN
Referee Says $27 a Share for
Common Was the Best
Price Obtainable.
TWO YEARS'INVESTIGATION
Report Tells of Financial Diffi?
culties of Edward P. Hatch,
as President, in the
Panic of 1907.
Robert B Deyo, who wai appointed ?*
a referee bj Surrogat? Fowler to take
testimony on th?' objection? tu..] by Ed?
ward Hatch, jr. an?i others in the sc
? intli f the ex< utora of th.- aatate of
Edward P. Hatch, ? bo trat
th.> president of Lord A Taylor, or the
ground that tin- *->..-. certain
? ? t.-i'i bj th.- t- -t..t ..- in th.- dry
n to John < laflin f?.r !?'ss
than tin ir actual value, completed hi? r?
pon '???!?ni.i.- it.- found against
teal ? of th.- Hat.-n anil the other
? i under th.- v.m who brought
ti.' in.?dim
The referee upheld the a?-t:on of the
? .i.i th?> were diligent m
mother cuotoi : the
stocl t to Mr. < Isfiin, who
in turn turned It over to the United Dry
psn). ? tin!; now controta tl ??
? itlna.
The 'v ? ?! ward H Til
ol tie retail d< . ami
wer of Lord I Ta loi. Wilson
? Tu? Set. . ..f Mr. Hatch,
n ' h < rii\?..i>, an attoi i ?
m counting wat Sled in
rates' Court In Bit and Mr
monj tor two > at
told 1 SB thi ea of the comm >n
ol L ird a.- Taj lor for W s -hare.
? ontsnded thai -Mr. H
!\..i s aelllng price of Hid in his will
? .i-koi that ? lould
? rged ?.. h ?";.*..:. the dlfli n
? iiing prii ?? and I ?
? . n the si k by the testatoi
Mr Hatch dit I i B apt
.-.. he left
red ato k <.f u ? |
. i. " ? ?
Uvided B ?: In?
The report of Mr. Deyo cover?-.i
than 1,000 I ? ? pagi He said !
befon ? ? ?'? atb rtdsd
rangt Lord !
? ? Betwee.1 ISM an I If 10 hol
; i -
? ??' without in? : ?
Uona .anna. |
!???...? ? Mr '
rith those who
lent
treat 1
? t? j to unusual
? Ith win h Mi H
?
- ? ? ? Loi
? ed In Novai
of Mr Hot
?
report
' ? eduction ol
the last I
? - to $470.1 1 .
mui h anxlei
f thi ?? ? the <
'? nvestment thi ii stlon.
Thi er for thi
Mr. ( 'laflin offi ?? i
?
pi toeh and IS)
res ol
? -
paper of ,
...... ,_ BO.COI of I
' ' ? ? but th?
? | 0
: Mr
situa
M ' ? o i'.itiK to
and ' ? ? atock. Mr
Ircfljn SO, to advai ?
11,000,060 and i
. . . . ,, the
i '?
Mi i.i i'i Ihe exc iton had to si U
to Mi ' ' ? trat the
. ? ? n th- ? spite] need
..???.??, ng ol ? ouM
. - ? n the ? aeeutoi ? rofuaed,
.ir. !>.??.o, ihe i ' ock mu ht
the prefi rred
. , ? Ired, In which case the
tore might hsv? d respon
slhle.
']?(,. I that Ml ?raa nn ad??
quate I "' ,,ll"k *hen
,?, t.. ? . ? i thai either
? ? xrdwa) m i N ? ?? utor 'l ucker r"
? . | . ? ? ? orongfi lly "i" otherwla ?.
?lt|. ? control "f
Lord * Tsyloi for Mr. Claflln or hi?
11 mini ?
St;,., ? nntrollei B?hmer rece?? f
i,r, ,,. . . ... the Buprems Court
fnr ;1 real prali al of th?? Hatch ? -t ?t?. on
i ,. BTOUnd thai the valuation of gS) OU
,. . . ,,?? ;:, m stoea In ihe report of the
transfer tat appraiser wsa "groosly tn
adequate" and lhal the a?sBes8menl was
.. ..?,,1. nt),, rolluslvely and erroneously
,,,,,.i, ?? if the report ol Mr Deyo i* eon?
,,,?,..,1 | ? thi BurTOgite. probably this
action will be withdraws or dismissed.
NEW PLAY BY SCARBOROUGH
Shuberts Will Give "At Bay." by
Author of "The Lure."
'i ' e Sim'.is annoum a I bal "Al Baj."
a modern drama bj Georgi B irborough,
the author of "The Lara,*' will bavt Itt
\.iw ^ "i?- ? ? let their
rnanagement al the Thirty-ninth Btr?rel
Theatre on Tusada) evening. The
,,t -At Boy" bsadsd b) Ouy StandingI
,lM,i ? m-, i tal Heme,
Othen an Qoorg? Howell, Edwin Mor-1
,i-,Tit. Mim. .Mai.i'.ni, PhyUla Toong, I
?.,- Hort"!,. S i: Hin?.-. Fi- ii mi
to, Edward Lehay, CThsrtei M ? ta i.
Frederick Hilton, -'"hn Herat and Harry
Hadfteld Oaring to the opening ?>f "At
I. .- ,i th? 'l nirtv-nititli Street Th<
"Believ? Me, Nantijip." will \<>- trms
forred on Monda) ?easting, Octobtr <?. to
the ? . in?'?iy Theatre.
MISS FERGUSON IN NEW PLAY.!
Ki?w & Erfasser win jires?nt Baste
Perguson in "The Strange Woman." a
BOO play by William Hnrlhut. at thej
Apoiio Theatre, Atlantic City, on <">ctoher
?? The cotnpaa] trill Include Charlea L>.
IVsldron, Sarah eon Leer, Ooorgta Dfeti
Mi n-iuiii, Aphoot Etaler, Elola Prances!
?lark. Mis Ftlix Morn?, Fran.? s White- I
house, Barak McVtefeSTj OttO liofTinan,
? ? .... ,.,(.. |;..,.v,],,,. I
FORTUNE IN WEDDING GIFTS
?tue Hon. Victoria Sackville
West to Marry To-day.
rue CsSae to The Tribune. 1
I/ondon, Best 3?1?The Honorable
Victoria Mary Sackville-West will be
married to-morrow to Harold Nichol?
son, son of Sir Arthur Nicholson, In the
private chapel at Knolc, the Sackville
Weet home.
LadjT Sackville-West presented her
daughter s magnificent collection of
family jewels valued at Jl?O.OOi?, beau?
tiful Russian Fahles and a leopard's
skin cloak.
The bridal frown Is trimmed with
lace which the bride wore when chris
tened Her Jewels include a chain of
diamonds with fifteen emeralds, a dia?
mond, emerald and ruby tiara, an Em
i In comb set with seven rmeralda und
! aven diamonds, a large amersld brooch
hi iliarii"! ?I-, two tassels vv 1th
. rubles af;?i dlsmonda and s neck orna*
? with eevi u large dismonds,
ii"r mother had been very anbltious
In hsr plans for Miss Bsckrllls?West'a
marri ge, bul the dsughter Insisted on
i... . ? ? In : .< ?" or man despite her
er'a plana, and her mother, having
giver way, is seeking to make the mar?
riagi one ol the most notsbte seen in
BOgisnd In many yaSTB outside, of
i oyalty.
?
OBITUARY.
MAJOR ALEXANDER M'DOWELL.
Msjor Alexander McDowell, formerly of
national House of naiiisssnlslHos. is
Mead at his home m Sharon, Pean, He
.. -t-A h rears old
M , ?"t- Alesander McDowell was horn at
Franklin. Penn . Msi .-..- He n ?
reived a common school education, and
when the civil War broki out Joined the
IAbi Pennsylvania Vol I i rvlng
? ? i.ra At the eloea of the vv ?j
ned to Pennsylvania ? enterad the
banklna b laiaeaa at Bharon. Bubeecjuently
he became president of the McDowell No?
tiOl al Bsnk, and was elected to many of?
In i he western section of Pennsyl?
vania in MM he wan sleeted Represents?
it-largi to the Md Cons u d on
the ? ompletion <?f his term became clerk
of the House, u position whicl he held
until IS .
NORMAN L. M'CUTCHEON.
rraph toTbi Trll ?
Oreens Ce Sept Ml- Norman
Lockwoi i M ?? itcheon, onlj son of
Jan.- ?..;? Uni n Importer, of
New Vork City, died here to-day at his
home. No -o Field Poll I Reed, after S
long lllosss Mr McCutch?Bon was a
member of th.- Prlnoetoa Club, of New
Vork City; Squadron A of the Nsl
Guard of Ken ^ ?.r k. the Greenwich Coun?
try Club und t!.o Field Club, o? Green?
wich.
He was born hi New York City, Decem?
tie was graduated from
ilr 3 les lamy and entered
Prince t"t: . in the i lass of 11
h. .? ft Prince! m in
IP) i year he was ai n..id studying
? . i re Of liner ' ; his re
t i:. became a member of
. ..-. fathl : in a short time was
? ? ?:???. blch position he held
? ? ? ol death.
Ml McCutCbeon married Miss K'.'.zabeth
I? Holmes, of Jerae) City, In ISM His
htm.
The ? II t.e held at <"hrist
?.'' enwlch, Friday afteii
-.-!
MRS. MARY JANE BROWN.
?.' ? Jai ?? Bros ? . widow of
i ? ? erett Brown, died ob Monday
.it her home. No lift I
. eigbty-two
l bei in falling ? ?
rwo daugl 1er* and a
v?. hen she ?
eral ?rill be private and the burial
Ige, N. .1.. to-Bnorrow
Mra Brown was horn m Elisabeth, N. J.
Her husband wa one "f the old time
at? .1 With
and was the saasts
? n. n ': ?? "id Hudson R|v? i
? |fi ?ell w.is built
Mrs Brown, ? beg marriage, eras
Nee Y??? City. Bha
Bcammel street and
Bi ads ""i. known as "the
Tv Mi-s fannte Even tt
Bi ?" II Mlllla .-' . a
:?? r. and 1 i ?:-- an ???? list,
... V
MRS. MARIA SCHOONHOVEN.
? ?. Harts I ' " aoven, a reeidi
Si] n f..i fortj --!s :?? are, died si the
,-,,?. Bre years Monday al her
home, No IST1 Union street. Mrs Behoon*
hoven was born near Mlllbroos, Dutchess
County. N '< Her parents, James at??l
Maria Morse Mead wen descendant* of
Men! and Morse families oho sere
ted In the i ontinental Army.
? waa the widow of George W Bchoon
Bhe area one of the toundera of
the Christian Church at Btanfordvtlle, N.
i a broth? r, ? ilvln Me.nl. of Bsi
N v a son, John .I Bchoon ho ven, prest?
dei ' of ti .? -...n;..?-I -al department ol the
Brooklyn Institute "f Arts and Bel?
and a daughter. Mra Thomas B. u loos,
survive her.
The funersl vvtii he conducted by the
i:. \ T i. Price of the Bouth Second
si,, .t Methodist Episcopal Church, this
evenlns si her house In Brooklyn The
i'.nal will he in Evergreens Cemetery.
BERNARD S. LEVY.
Bernsrd B. Levy, a builder, who was
In business In New Tork for fifty years.
died yesterday al his home, No M Bt
Andrew's Place, Yonkers He was burn
in Kr.itn ?? eventj four rears ago, and
'?unie t" Neu Vork st the age of fourteen
He was a pioneer builder "ti the West
Sid.' between T.'d and Mth atreets He re?
"I'd ten years an" Jle |<>nves three
daughters
B
VICTOR MARSHALL HAWLEY.
Victor Marshall Hawley, sixty-seven
aera "id, died of tuberculosia Mondsy
nlghl ai Baatvisw, near White Plains He
v-.is long a r?silient Of Mount Yernon and
vas weil known .is ? lecturer on birds.
He was a member of Par ns worth Poet,
Q A. R Mr. tfSWley served In the
i Hired States cavalry during the Civil
War. lie eras st "ne tune an actor.
OBITUARY NOTES.
i.riiTtr.K RUSBELL LINCOLN, etxty?
five, a prerntoent mining auglnaar of Phii
ii. Is dead In Parla He was a
brother of Mrs ?.'liarles W. Imane, of
Philadelphia
MRS. CABOLIKI ITBWBOLD, slxty
Mx. dSUghter Of the late I>r. 11. Stuart
Patterson, la desd at 1er home in Qer?
man town, Penn
HYLAND FUNERAL ON FRIDAY.
The funeral "f .John .1 Ilvland. thf Weil
known trainer "f race hors.-s, whose body
arrived on the Auguste Victoria three
lavs ago. will be held at the II v I.uni
homo, MO, 13?X5 Avenue t*. Sheppshead
BBjr, on Fri'lay at 9 a. SB. It Is expected
that most of the prominent trainers in
the country and many owners will he
aresenl Hylsnd, who was August Bsr
mont'S trainer fnun IW: to hSS, died on
September ? In Merlin, where he was un?
der a tee year contract with Paros op
penhetm, a Germen racing assamsts
"TALES OF HOFFMANN"
Third Opera of Season Given at
the Century.
NEW TENOR A FEATURE
John Bardsley Scores Success
as Hero of Offenbach's
Opera.
Jacques Offenbach's 'T,es Contes d'Hoff?
mann." angllciz.-d Into "The Tales of
Hoffmann." was sun?? last night In Eng
llah at the Century Opera House. The
eholct of Offenbach'? aote opera eomiqua
as ont of the first works to be presented
by the new opera company can bt J IStJ
:?? : In several wsya
It is true that the opera itself was one
j of the few that held its popularity dur
I ing thOBt tXCjting days when Oscar Hum
I merst.-ln was Imperator Of West 34th
j street, when Maurl-e Renaud, In his pro
repreeentstlon of the Spirit of Evil.
'??ft memories never t" bt ?St ad, and to
expect an artist In a popular pried opera
to equal "r even ?preach th?- ao
| prerne art of the great Frond barytone
Would he a consummation beyond the
iiream? of managers Tsl Mr Renaud*?
?nation was not the only rsSSOB
for the opara'? popularity
The muelo of Offenbach la ever lignt,
graceful an?l mel ?llfius, and more than
bo in his master work. The "Bar?
carolle" is played dally throughout th?
land on ten thousand gram >; hoii.-s and
by a hund? ?'d orchestra* Every young
kir! who is learning to strum on the piano
knows it and tr!?s to | lay it. In short.
In the last few raara it has taken its
place with the Intermezzo from "' aval
, leria" and tlie "Meditation" from "Thais"
i as a musical ?ptdemlc, Then, aealn. the
is varieii, ptetureoque, ?enttmentad
i and melodramatic, and an impresario
could not hope for four mor- potent mag
. nets of popular appreciation.
As a final reason for Its choice, con?
sidering the fact that It was to he sung In
English, s really adeouatt translation
had al last heen found, for which t.'.anks
;.r. du? i-i Mr. Charlee Henry Meltser.
Last night Mr. Meltser proved that he
had ?'.riven home an effective strok? In
?? ? ? .rfare for translated opera, in whi^h
warfare he ha.? f"r so Ion? been the
Heni y of N"a\arre.
While it is Impossible that any transla?
tion, however capable, can he entirely
?factory in alwayt following the
melodic line, Mr. Meltser*a brought I rt
no strange Mnedsina end was, on the
whole, admirante In Ita ndellty to ".he
t of the wr,rk. After all, Hoffmann
was S Oi '* the
story German, and Offenbech'a
Bngfii ??'.or*- adt ruststy than
do tuch thoroughly foreign librett ? ?
? la" and ' i lloconda."
Last niRiit's performance was admirable
! in its staging, as has always been I ??
at lie Century. The chorus was
? well drilled und weil costumed, and thincrs
moved smoothly and with spirit <?f the
. ? rs. first hoi l ' ad all qui
?went tO tht Antonio Of Miss B ?
? Hoffmann of John Bardsley. Mr.
b ?light boat - ? ? -
save b performance cf rare ct.. I
distinction, a pertornsasjee Infused uih
true pathos and poettfl feeling In addi?
tion, his diction was really remarks ?a
for claritv of expression. His singing of
Mis? Herbert's part v !.. n the feill 1 In
her first entrance was a rOB
and one deoervtng of high pi
Lena Mason brought ' "
laughs for her acting <>f the Doll, Her
i t., atrldeney p
from int.-ntlon. Mist Ew.il. a- th?
Venetian ?"ourtesan, and Mr. Kreldler, as
Bi Miracle, trert deserving of favorablt
mention, as vas lesa tlie .-ase with the
I Miss Herbert Ol coum
our Old friend. BignOT l'.?ddi. was as
amusing as ever as Cochsnihs
Eranz.
Another new sneer, whose VOlct ar-.d
? ? * made t dlstlin Uy tavon
|H cost?n, ?as Mitt Ivy Beott, who tang
the part of thi ' ' ? ?VBtOOit Mr
Aiikins wss -i eptt It a- Dapertutto,
Mr. NI' icted.
THE AUCTIONEER'RETURNS
I Revival of Early Warfield Suc?
cess Happy Belasco Selection.
Dai id Bt . I? a happy '-hon??
whin he ?elected "The Auctioneer'' a> ?
for I penlng of I MvM P7ar
aaaeon, judging from tht hearty
bi liven thi star et his first appear
an ?? la the i I Ihe play last night
at the Belasco Theatre. "The Aotttonoei."
one of the sa 1k rt of Mr. 'A aril? Id's char
acter playa proved ever) Mt as popular
with last tile it s audience as It did when
It made its til st BUOCQBt oil the ?tagt some
>. m- ago If ?ol mi- so.
Mr. A'infield, as Simon I.evi. the shrewd
hut Mndly auctioneer, who kos? through
riches and poverty alike with the tame
quaint idilios iphy, eras an unalloyed do*
light
Mark) Bat? I arpea red ns Mrs. Egan,
tht role she piaysd In the original pro.
auction, and a is given a hearty round of
applause on her entrance.
The pi'odii' ji >n la elaborately staged.
and. Bt Mrs. BgSB sa\s, the second act
setting of tht Lexington avenue home ?~
o,uit?' "llllgant ' Many of the original eaat
spptar In the pr?tent production, includ?
ing Janet I'unhar as Helga
THEATRICAL NOTES.
"Her OWB Monoy," Mark M. Swan's
comedy. Will bt move?! from the Comedy
to the Lyric Theatre on Monday.
floors? Graham has heen engaged hy F.
C Whitney tor a r??le In his presentation
of Mm?-. Bertha ICalleh in "Baehel "
At tho tort Theatre this ?afternoon
LaurettS Taylor and her associate play?
ers trill begin the resumption <>r the mid?
week matinees of "IVg <>' My H.'itrt."
which were Hacontlnued In July osjring to
.Miss Taylor*! then falling strength.
.1 ..?-ephlne I.ovett STtd < harles Trohridge
have heen BOgagtd hy John "'"rt for Im?
portant parts in Anne Crawford Elexner's
comedy, 'The Marriage Oatne," which
Mr fort will rroduce In New York late
this month.
Wilbur Mack and Nella Walker have
heen added to the bill ut the I'alace The?
atre this week. They will present "Just
a Uttlt Flirtation."
Robert Hllllard. who plays the role of
As he KaytOO In "The Argyle case," the
attraction at the ??rand ? ?per.i HoUBt SOSt
week, has BW seeded in perf?. ting ?he
roneopboae, a Soviet for reproducing the
voice a? reoorded OVSf the ?Ih'tagraph.
- ' a
GOODSTADT JOINS GREET.
!.. M Qoodstadt trhe has sew red hi?
connection with the C:.?hurn Havers, has
JuNt contracted for a term of yearn
with Hen Greet and his original com?
pany and the Crank Lea Short Com?
pany Mr Goodatadl Is alaj organizing
an additional open ?ir company known
the Korea! Playera. All three com?
panies will present Shakespearean play?
?>|her riftffStC drum? In the nncn air.
?
LODGE SLOWLY WING
Encouraging Reports from the
Sick Senator's Bedside.
PATIENT FREE FROM FEVER
Doctors Declare His Condition
Satisfactory, but Say Re
covery Will Be Slow.
Nahar.t. Maas . Sept 3<\-Kncnnr.iRtn,r
reports came to-nlirht from the home at
Eastern Petal, sf Benstor Kenrj
Lodge, who la in. following an opereiloa
for tne removal of ;t gastric Ulcer
IV tor Lodge passed a rndet and rest?
ful afternoon and evening, entirely fr-e
from fever. The attending phy*
pronounced his eondlttOB entire
lory on their visit ute this afternoon."
This was the ststement even out to
nlpht by Mr* Lud?e with t . ence
Of the dort"! s
While lierais of the Senator accepted
the reports from his bedside a* very hope?
ful Borne avpraassd the ihat,
weakened by the strain ..f his long oarvtoe
In ?Washington, he ralght find it dlftlcult
t?. throw off the BtTeCtS of this latent 111
i nesg.
It will be six weoks "r pnsslMv two
months before Senator Ledge win he up
land around again, weordtag to Dr, k. B,
| Harrington. .,f Ipswich, who pcrf?.rmed
I the op?ration.
"Senator I.odife's temp?rature t"-dny
was normal." the SeagSOS said. 'Up ui do
Intr finely, and mav be said to ;?? roOOVI r
in*. Hat this recovery will neceasartiy ba
a Blow process. The ulcer caused an
opening between the stomach and the in?
testines, which has bei Sena?
tor Lodgl was able to take a mo?lerate
amount of Coed to-day. I thing that he
should he up and around again in six or
eight weeks."
Dr. Harrington went to his home in Ips?
wich to-night, and Dr. Frederick Wlns
low remained here.' They MCI at Senator
T."'!(.'"'s home Dr. W. sturg'.s Btgetow, of
Boston, his lifelong fri-nd. who Is to htay
j with him i.ntil he has made further prog
: res? toward recovery.
"It Btgelow h with the Senator rather
jas a companion than physician,'' Mrs.
Led ?? explained, adding that, of cour*e.
If the need arose Dr. Btgelow would giv*
his friend the benoBt of his rnodi al aktll.
Even the tatlmsie friends of senator
Lodge nay r."t s ? \ the ordere of
his physicians, but more than three hun
Ired telegrams and letters bava been re
'?:v"'l at the Lodge bOSSS from friends
Who Si -his recovery, one
was from Benstor John W. Kern, of ind
msjortty loses* of th ..nd
j" ad:
"Your associates on loth side* of thS
chamber are snanimoka In th? eaiMrsssssa
"f ti- I regret |0>
riebee fur *., ly re?
' "'. ? IV."
DR ANGELL MUCH IMPROVED.
Ann Arbor. Mich , gepl
B Angell, ??resident emeritus of
the '':." stall i ' Ml bis in
?
ger. I?r. ?VngeU w^.- I :. with
: reis S
MARRIED.
YoS DER HELLEN-MEIBSN
-
.?--.': '
. . :
?r lia:
Ni.Ihr? if marri m.-? hm.I ik.itli? must be
BSSSespSBSSi li.v f'ill name und BBldiaBS,
DIED.
[ Brokaw, lasse V,
Bull, Fiance* A
Hyland. John .).
Kli sfor I, '?'
... Howard.
.
m ., 'utcheon, N '
B.
Tousey. Willlsax
BR< K ?VW?On Mon lay. Bepti
mer I
service* at
T.'th st., New i ork City. Tl
I g Interment al *
of the family Kindly omit rowers.
Bji i.[, >Entei ;' "? S-i't-mber
.. in Buffalo, N. Y..
???of Henry BulL *Tu
sr 1.
HTLAND On September s i!>i3, at
Berlin Germany, .i"hn -i Hyland, lat??
n N. Y.
Funeral from hta late . N?*.
i 303 Avi nue U . >-<>rn>'- ' ' 3th>
treat, on it. as
T' ? ? ? ? ? BL Msrl -: Roman
Catholic Church, Bhei Bay.
where a solemn inns? ol requiem will
be i>fr<?xe?i for v"'jl
interment, st. J"!" a Cemetery.
htlNOBPORD?In 1-ondon, Knglind, on
September 27, Mil. Man Powell, vvife <.f
t .? late John J ' erbte?
of the Iste Daniel Pariah, of this city.
LAPBLBT Suddenly, on September M.
al h s home Ii S ?ett Pier,
R i ! inward Lapaley, of New York. In
the 79th year ol f the late
I>.ivi.? and Anna vVelab Lapaley, ol !
adelphta. Funeral ervicea a I be held
from st Pet< r'? the-Bea, Nan man?
Bett Pier, l< !.. ""? Thurada) ni<?nilns.
oct"!.er i, at 10:? o'clock Interment
private, it is requeeted that no Sowers
? -?'lit.
IfAYNTCKE?-On Monday September
... residence, <'e?l?>r
Itnoll Farm Bedford Hills N Y,
Robert Maynieke beloved husband <>r
Minn.. C MLaynlcke, ii hi* 15th rear.
ee at Cederknoll i i
Thursday morning, on arrival "f
rial train lea ? Ins Orand ? !ei
?;.,:. \. - m?i ? ? level, at 9
i,ci,? h Interment prtl
If'C'UTCHBON M Greenwich, Connu?
Septel Nnrni.iii I. Mi < 'utel ein.
beloved huaband of Elisabeth D.
Holmee In his SSth yesr. ' un<
at ' hrist i 'lunch, ' :(
hi |:i| p m 'Csrrisgee a
? In leaving Oran I Central : **poi at
: t, m Friend* are kindly re?
quested tO omit BOW? ' s
BHEPARD On Monday. Beptembar -"?.
1911 at his home, Tl ? I ?," Fan
wood. N J.. after a shorl Illness, Au?
gustus Dennl
hand of .?..anna Mi id Bhepard. In
7xth yesr Bervicea will be held al
til? ? nee on Thursdaj. < ?cto
i . . it 1:11 p >u. l?:M n m. train
from West 2ld street I P m tr
fron Lll ? St, ?'entra! Kailroad
of N '?'.?. -!' ?
SMITH At her late reeid? v.irth
Sal? 'n N Y . on Beptembei !*. ISIS,
Elisabeth H Smith, In her 71th >ear.
Funeral private.
BTBRRY?On Sunday. In Norwich, Vt,
en?, red Into <??? i nsl reat. Helena
Ruth, beloved wife "f William )'*
Witt Bterry, ol summit N i Fu?
neral s.rvi.-s will be held Wednes
flav lo a. m., First rtesbyterlsn
Church, Rosolis N ?'? Intermant at
ooavsnjense of tamiiy.
TOUSJET?On Monday, September 79.
i?. 13. ?,t hi* residence, No. n Bast <?>th
st William, BOO "f the late Sinclair
Tousey, la the SHh year of hi* as*.
r i,era: aervicea al hi* late residence
Thursday. October t at 11 a. m. Inter?
ment at Woodlawa
CEMETKRIES
THE WOOOI.AWS < EMETERT.
"33d St By Hurlent Tr?ln snd by TrolU?.
OtTire 'JO Bast ?.'" S? N T_
OEEICtS.
MAIS JPTICBT- .Nu. 1.^4 Nassau atrert.
fi'TOWX OFFICE?Na ISS1 Broadway, er
any vmerlon I)i?tr1<t IVi^sraph Oftlc?.
HA r: I KM OFFICE-No. 15' East 125th
street No. ?O* Weat 125th straat tm? Na
?1? Wee- "??Vth ?ir .?.

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