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miss mm BURR
TO WED ALBERT B. KERR
Many Guests Bidden to Cere?
mony on Lawn at Lawrence,
Long Island, October 11.
MISS DURYEE A BRIDE
Marriage of Miss Audrey Town
send and Gordon R. McAllis?
ter Takes Place at Balti?
more, October 18.
Uta Ressunond Burr, eldest daughter
o' Mr. ?nd Mrs Wlnthrop Burr, ?aill be
\1 ? rt H. K?rr. son of thi
lah ?Senator James Kerr, of ?Pennsylvania,
at noon ?tatunray, October 11. on ths ia\Mi
?f bei ?country place In i^w
, ?Long Island. Following; the e.ie
monv ther,- ?rill b ? a r?ception and hreear
in>t Miss 1 ranees Uurr will be lier sis
?-.aid of honor, and the bridesmaid?
will be MISS Kith Wales, daughter of
Mr. and Mr??. Edward H. Wales, and Miss
v ? M-irr. daughter ..f Mr. and Mra.
Hassan M. i:urr. of ?B-oeton, Maas Wal?
|S? I'-. K?rr, brother of the bridegroom.
will be the best man. and the naher? s
Amos H. K. Pmchot. Wlllard
i> ?Straight, rhimner iteran!, Dean bags,
ft Klrknatiick Bryee, Henry C. Gra>,
(?dein Olaf lio.t? .
.;n Greenough and Dr. Joseph s
Wheelwright A special train will take
I ??ta from Hi sr York.
M's? Audrey Kairlie Townarnd. daugli
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nlcoll
Tewnsend. Will be married to Gordon
?rford McAllister, of Philadelphia
and Baltimore. October It, In the "'athc
dr?i of the Incarnation, Garden Ctty,
Lang Island. Mia? Twin??art is a sister
ef Kd?ar'l Ni'-oll Townsrnd, 1r., who
married Mini Beatrice Nicholas at Baby?
lon. Ixmi* Irland, last October
MISS Maria l*a ??range Duryee. daugh
? ? si th? Hev Dr, Joseph H. Darya?
?'f Ne IM Kant r.bth streu, was marrie?!
>.sterua\ to Henry Maynard Kiddcr. at
W> r.dune, the lountiy pla? e of her father
at Garrison-on-the-Hudson. Mis.? M?;
jorle Gibbon, of Philadelphia, was the i
maiil "f lionr.r and Lewraaon Rlggs, jr..
the bast man. The ver<m?>ny was pu
fCtflMd by the briiie s father, assisted : y
th? Rev. Dr. Walter Thompson. A large
somber of relatives and friends *.?.?
; at tn-- wedding ami the reception ',
Which followed. The engag'-ment of the <
?ounccd In Jul>. shortly
arlar that of Miss Elisabeth Sloan Dur
re a sister of yeaterday'a brute, to?
: I Be lard. Mr. Kidder is a grad
eat? Of Harvard, class Of '04, and ol
Harvard Law- Seno!. '?.?7
- rhoei'?- Manic?, daughter of Mr
Heat ' (Ig, ?Long I*lan?i.
will be married to Wharton Poor, of th:a
etty, to-day in 8t George*? rhapei. ?Flush?
h c Th? bii?ie wll '? attended by Mr?.
N?9rn of Dongsn Hills, Stat? n
?J and her sisters, the Mlasea Pran?
esa an?! Katherine Mar.ice. A ?e e-.tiou
foiloe at th( home of the bride's]
saother.
? lagi ol M H ' istin? Ingaraoll, i
v a former marriage of Mr*
t Ta\ior Varnum, to Dr. llaroi?!
An.old. of New Ha\en. COfjn., v\ill
tak? place at noon TburadAy, 0 tobi
at th- Ml? '.e'.rse T. Maxwell. '
No. 14 East 7;th street. Mrs. linger M.
Mtatoa will bt- her ?Istsr s matron of
honor, and Misa E iget le Phllbln end Misa
Nlcoll 1 brid?emslda Misa
laswaoll will spend trc ?reek-end srlth
m Mr Mlnton at Brigbtwat? ri
l-on-c Island. Mr. and Mrs. Vamuin ar?
t-? anvc trota Europe o tot??i
.. n.ad- of the
ei.iia^-f ?:.t:.t of Mi*? \ Morgai .
daughter of th,- lau- Willlara Rogers Mer- ?'
?f Newport, Et, i., to James Lloyd
Darb] : ? ? MI i Morgan la ? ?
?Vrthur fJoadby. ?he ii- now
with her brother, Dudley Seiden Morgan
ii RosJyn. i'?ng Island. Mr. Derby \?.a-<
? ?tXeA from Harvard in lit?, and . ?.
inen. . ' lub. iKs brothi r?
?Dr, Richard ?Derby, rnarrted Misa Ethel
Reoaevelt, daughter of Colonel an-i Mra
Theodfit- Roosevelt, Igst April at Oyster
i'dV, Loto,- Island.
Mr and Mi .l?outs ?; Kaufman arlll
0t* i ?hi ,-it their home in
Short Hills N. J.. for Mis? Mtidred Van
Schaivk and Arthur Gw>nne. whose mm
i i.- i m/ < n?-\t i huredny af
hurch of the Transflgura
tion. Their guests will Include MISS
? k. Qwynne, who will be maid of
- nt th* wedding; W. i.e? Owyan?,
?ho aril) be ?beet man; ?Jred W. Qsrynne,
Hairy C. 'Jtste. Do l-'orcbt J.yon, Gordon
McAllister, Malcolm Hunter ?and W.
?tassadander Stewart, Jr., who aie to be
?*?4tl?.
ft Fra kiln iBrearatar, Jr., who will
8UUTJ Mis? Marlon i;ilsv.?.rth Aflinmr?,
?avughtet ,t formel maiiag?. of Mra,
William B hall. Jr.. to-morrow in New
(?sndon, ( '.im., gnvs his farewell ?ban hi lot
dinner last night at tin Yundei bill.
Among i.ib fourteen ?gueats ?aVere William
M. Brswster, h. I?e iiu> Whitney, Henry
T. Aaaunore, P'.i.eit K. Stafford. Charlee
. zander U-hiiian and Haiold
'Schall.
Mi ?m?! Mi llenrj Burdsn arrived in
ISWO ?resterday from their country place,
'?dar Orove, ' az? novia. K. V-. and are at
th? G? it ham for a few- days.
Mr*. Pembroke .loin- has gone to White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va,., to ?pend the
month.
Mi and Mrs l^ewta i ?? l?edyard an?i
Miss jean Morrll has, arrived in th. city
fioiK Newport
Mr .?? ? Mrs ' Si? wart Parnr> are ;?t
ti?; Pinza t<>r a short 8t.i> bedbge op.n
>ng Huir house. No. ::i U tst ?7th stii't
Mr? i... gjt \ Bobbins and ?Vrden M
K"ibiii. hav? returned to town for ?thai
?Inter from Bar llarhce, M<
Mr?, grederlch 0 Beach, who he be? i
at Dhvk Harbor, M< . f??r ssvoral w?. h
la at the \ ander1 i.t for the wlnt'i
Mr. and Mrs. ii'-nr.. a. <'. Taylor ar
rt??d in th* ?ity ytsteiday fr?,m N'Wpoit
1 ? ii. ir \.i??i?, th? Wan':?
Mr? i hurl, s Hoiry C?Mt?f will give a
''?nie at Hh'-uv'.i on January 8 for h? r
debutante daiglr, r. Mini Maud < outer
AT NEWPORT.
IR> Telegraph i? Tha Tribune. I
?v'''-wport, i?, i : - Mrs. George D.
?Iden,-r ana family, of Philadelphia. Will,
H "t "port.-!, .?,ij,,y the lohn H. Dre-xel
tst?,e again next season. Mrs. Wi?l, n#-r n
n?w ?etlaas Will not be readv for occu
IPan? y
Th? Rusalan Ltnbaasy aumtner hea?l?
-V -A ^?i& tY
quarter g ? losed ''or t1 . ? - ..- |
Ambaaasdor ami Mme. Bakbmetel
gone to New York foi two waeka bet -
? i- nmg their \\ sshlngton I
Mr snd Mrs. Andrea M Morelsnd snd
the Mutsea Morelsnd elojsi on
to-day and Uft for New York. They >\ 111
c i t" Pittsburgh foi thi wlntei
Mr. and Mra Bamuel E. H also
closed to-dsy and returned to Nsw vor..
Mr and Mi?. ?..ore Henry Wan- n Will
return on Tuesday to Nee Votk.
Mrs. \;. ?.. B. i It will go to
York ? reek for a sta
Em ?-?*,?? foi the ????
Ml anl M i.
will not '*!o?e th? ? mtll < >? t",- .
Mi .?i 'I Ml Oelrichs are
here until Novi mbi r
Mr. and Mrs. M trader i Pi n :?
plant their la-. e i
:l .? ?all.
Mra Arthur) si tins Mra John
I M a-on.
Mrs. C. V. Smith, Mrs i?. Pell si d Miss
( heever, of Neo Yo. k, are at Plm
foi a '
Mra Burks Roche i ? Unnei al Elm
-nt.
Pann. i. Johnson : rent s cot
loge fo ? ? i ;" inr-- going a* S)
Mi and Mi Henry a. C, Taylei
return fi om Nss Voi ow,
Mra Qeorse Lethrop Bradlc) will re
tun lo Washlnston this sr< i -
Ab.-?? K< teltas ii offet Ini her <
t? n Ive gardi na In Ha* i Ii.
sale
AT SOUTHAMPTON.
?
Southampton, N v ?..? 2 Th? t.ntn
an ? ?asi ol the dras hunt runs b
Suffolk Hunt ?'Uli wa held yesterdsy
sft? rnoon si Brids? toi A stlfl
wind wsa blowing and the weethei ??????- ao
threatening that then ??-as not aa larg1
a following a> usual
Richard Newton, ?.f Easthamptou, wa?
in chsrse ol the hounds, with Martin Ayl
waid as huntsman snd John Reill) ss
whip Amons those ridlns wert Miss
W berg M sa Boocoi k. Miss i-t!"1
MOOT! and S. B. Stirb.
Mr. and Mis Ruftu Patterson sre .?-iain
at the M?eadow ? lub after a few iUv?
atay Ii N?sw York Mr ami Mrs. Henry
Mortimer Brooks, who at? oceupyini Mr.
Patterson's boas.- on Os Pasture Rood.
will r- ma.n bore until November I. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph R, DUworth hav? closed
thatr oottass and havi sons to jo.n ths
colony from Southampton si tha ?Vbita
Sulphur ?Springs Mr. and Mrs Dllwortt.
b.,ve leased tbe earns - "U.t;:e foi another
im son
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Ida clOOed their
h.,un- ?m th? ?lunes and returned In their
private ai to theb boms at Bewlckley
Heights.
Miss W. C. Bowen, who ha? been at
the Irving House through the hunting
m a I'm. returned to hot home In Wash?
ington.
Mr. and Mn William 11. Bernunr. ha' ?
Closed their ?.ottaKC and v. .11 140 t<? !'?? -i -
nardaville for tn?.- remainder "f ths
sutumn
A. 1; Bchermsrhorn'a Ea t 1 ottage, now
occupied b) Mi: Lyttleten Fox, baa been
leased for the doming season to Mrs. .1.
Hop kins .Smith
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
1 n?. 1 tk fnofk ts 1 ' ? 'i rli sae.1
I.? noi I rtt I Mi. and Mis ?iiiauo
1 ??av<? s large dinner tonight si
Bellefountalns tat Mra ?.'hail.-: CTarroli
Jaekson,
Luncheon enti rtalnments were slven Ihla
sfteraeon by mis. Richard C, Dlaey ane
Misa Rosalle Goodman.
Mrs Franklin C. Field entertained a'
luncheon to-day si Hsaton liaii, Biocl
bridge, for Mrs, William B, Oegoed Held.
Miss Ada Kninht, daughter of Bishop
and Mis. AIMOO W. Knight, Ol Havana.
save a larewell dlnm ?t Red Lion inn
to-nlshl Btoihop Knight snd his family
will laSVS heie to-tnorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Krothingliam gave
b dinner party at Overles te-nlgbt
Invitations have been ixi?u?-.l for a ?lan?-e
at the Country Club of PtttsfteM on .Sat?
urday nlghl
Beveral large theetn parties went to
PlttsflsM to-nlgbt whers Miss Mauds
Adeem appeeeed in 'Pet? r l'an "
M, and M?s John A, spoor, of Chicago,
who are at their ?uinm??r honif, Hlvthc
arood, Plttefleld, snnounced tbe ansage*
uuiit of their daughter, Misa Caryl Sooor,
to Thorn!* * tonta Barbara
??.-il
Mr. i dward A. Mltchel Mrs
? 'Ian ? ?? Moore and Ml Moot ?
Washington; Mra William Couch ?Stuart
? ru:.i ih?- M ituart, ol ?Parti M i
Rob ? Mr? Ralph Erm i ? ? i
ton, of Boston Mr? r i: Rol -
'.! - m \ Robinson, ol
Mrs I ? ; Van ? lac and ? linton
s V -? ? - - . ? N .1 . m ?iv.'i
at the l'unis i '
'? .ii. ?Long, "i Phlladi Iphla . M -"
?Vgl ? s Mitchell, of M< ' - . Mise
M. [??belle Lj mai , of Mount ' non ;
i and Mra. il A H ggfhs, o - -
d Mr, and Mra. B. C. Oui
' ?range, N .? i the Mapli
Plttahi
i ? A latin i ? rHg| has |
arlck t" iii.it m.
Mi si d Mrs ' ' M l I? of Ne? Vorh.
ai y at thi Red ? ??? li , 8( '
R il ti...;..??'??.- ? ? Plainfleld, N J .
Mi and Mrs, A M. Wllej ?
VI|i ii, of Brool e recent s
i'. atoi Hall, Stochbrl lg<
M .-,? d Ml i. P. A. 8 Franklin i av?
. ,| t.. N. 'A '
thi
?Vaplnarall .?i? Mi
' \li -
Mrs. C. Wl ' ? ?.
i Henry H Keai ?
. a.i. N 1 ? 'i. rnard .i? ni ?y, j
M - ai -i Mrs ami-, ii i. Bprii - i
' ? ton
M ? Mat i and ?Stearro P?l
d t" Qarr! ?.?.- -, N 1 . u*
Mr and Mrs W. Irvlni m l< H
to?da] foi New v ork.
-,? thui iiiiiii.? well and M s J
! Hunni wi II a ho ha? a b* ? n ku< ??< "f M'
Mi ' ;? orgi Bat; Blake, retui ni ? lo
I Well? i
a Forest Wi . - ting Mi
I and M ? '?' ??Ham 11 Woem si Elm ?
| SAYRE ACTS AS BEST MAN
Fiance of Miss Jcr.sic Wilson Attends
Wedding in Hartford.
?
l!.,i tford, ' 'hihi.. ? " i 2 Frai i
??ayi ? , ti.. dan i, ? . \\.i< .,u
.. . daughter ol Presldenl w Ih on,
w.,;. n. i.. t man foi his friend, Maytiard
t. Haien, ?im married Mbs Mhi orle
iio ?., m Trlnltj Church hi re ?to-night
ti. bridegroom is the s?m of tin Rev.
11, \ \', m.w.? n and Mi- Hasen, of
Mlddletowa i 'i Hasen perforrned the
? . r.-umii-. Th? i?i m? is th. daughter ?if
Daniel R. Howe, o( Hartford.
TO COPY INDEPENDENCE HALL
I Pennsylvania Will Erect Panama
Fair Building.
Harriabut g, Penn i ?et : Thi
n . committee ?>' th? Pennsylvania Pan
ama Pa< if* Exposition ? oinmlttei deti i -
iniiM.ii to?da] to arect ? duplicate ??t in
dependence Hall, not oui] a t?. design
Put us to materials and sise, for the Key?
stone Slat?- BulMlng at Um Ban i lan
<?M.. exposition.
Tin building win b*? uaed soiel] ns a
?gathering place for Pennaylvanians mid
no ?xhiblts will i"- installed therein
?
MARINE BAND TO PLAY HERE.
'Jhe United Stat. s Mann?. Band will I..
heu"! :.t th- Hlppodrorn? Sunday nft<i
iioi.ii and night und< r the direction oi
William M santbmith. who lias been al
their ii'ii'i iorsM-v-iiti.il rsnra, The pro
<--.!;.n- includes topular anmbera bj
Wsber, Wagner, ?Chopin, ?-j?"isa, Btact
Masrag"1. I??butl and other?
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.
i ?< u sdmtM '"? '" i "? ?*"?< i " "? y ?
? ,. ,i !llal?rr? ^r" Vor? Zoologie 1
Part and v'"' ' "r'hnill IV i k Mn??-uin
i?ru? Trad? Exhibition nn.i Cuafeieae?',
Orson ' ?otrsl Palaa ?;
Mi-lin? "f -1'?' ' ?ntarji Th*atr? club, ?Hotel
tator, i ?'?" P "?
MtrellBS *t th? K<|ii.il SulTra^o t?fuo, Hot, 1
Amor. -J 1?. m.
i.,., tar? aader th? ?u?ptr?? of Broekly? in
?tlui'e .?t An? and 8, |?a< - bj Prof???or
i leer?? '' B*her, un "Dramatic nompoai
tlon. er the Dran? in ihn. Maktne." Scad*
. inv ?i?- Musi?, i.i o?.kiyii. ?veiling.
?Public h't'i'"- '?? '!, R?T. .(?.lui Ilavne?
|i,.l:. ?a ??n "Th? 'tjiiiil. ii? - ? ? nirc f..r
the Xwahenloa of in? Pools! ('onsritnra,"
? )lo>.??\ :.4th atr,-. t ?ad Park av..
,. on?.
Publi? i"-r.ir?-? ..f n,. gaerd at I
ail.t H -n Manhattan ' Roma " Profoavor
v ii. |- Hasalla, \\ ol? >kI> Hi?:
1131h ai i-'" t h in, 8? vont h avenu?
.11,1 Virtur-." l?r?.f.-??oi Nimm. I
ICk.T, Of r lOol oiJi, Wild
sad vuuiiiviiii st?ana?
SOTHERN-MARLOWE
"Romeo and Juliet" Presented
at the Manhattan.
I. 11 ?JOtlieni a- d Juif? \|.,, |0W? %p.
ill ?t perforina:. i
Ftoi 'u and Juliet" given al Iba Ma
in Opera House during then engagi
.
ei didl) itaged
and Mi .Both?
I ; i iBIsnt last
? part ? ? stirring
Prier t-sui i sasin in the
l o hen i . i ? ha ? hanse
?v Romee s real?
j isatlon i of d? ath
Mlsi I Liet Is a boll
f the alwa
? i set
i : ? .:? rl .. ! ?.- a . Id
? ? ?. pert, and
f th? ?-?.?? a s,,' -fa l" ?
,?n? ??
, -.?..??. I, ?:-..!.
I_<l rv ,
i ?
? .. ? i unnoily
.
.?. , ...
.Mr B?chera
.-.?. ,
I I- i? : Ich I /?? I i4
I ? ? lo Montai
? i In I? a
ilet..t
'
I-.?'., ,
P i Kelly
w nut
. ? i ? 11... -i
\ Is I <
Wll ..-i
" ?
M lit! .? ? ?I!-- "f M' ni?tu .
Mil ' "
? ?
MlM
1 , I I?
'CLEAN BLOODED" COMEDIES
Thlt'l the Type of Productions
Morosco H.ns in Mind.
I.? ? ? '
, to an .??' ? en ? ??' i '- rda ? s I ? ? i bj the
, -,,, r -| ??. nth Btreel M .11 be re
, ? ?.. ,i . \. lush lj !??' a i" i i"?i "t Ih ?i
resrs foi Moroneo produetlona Their pui?
I , . to esta bl ha d tlnct "stmos?
? about lb? i- e
asen no other piece than "Pes o' M
Heart ' and i rear* ior it a s?,.,-, lal ell?
? ? nteie.
I Mr Morosco bellevt-a then la a plac? In
N. \? "l oi k foi . MIH dl? s of ? oiita and
? d -i humen Inti rest, nol only
ms ? onsl "i wanderins visitors sbout
I the theatret .?t lb? town, but aa a matter
of fix? ?i poll? > in on?- t heal 11
CELEBRATE WITH "MAXIXE"
Newest Dance Marks Issuance of All
Night Liccn.se for Palais.
iiin new opal.ni glass pillara were
Illuminated foi the Ural tim< laal nlghl
on Bl.I? a ' to i i I? la all- tin- I: ualc ??
ni ti.?- first ail ti i k*> ' liceoea bj .\ia>"i
Klin?, and ai." in?- opening ol a new
marble ataircas? leadlns from Rroed?
?m to th-i Palais de i ?ame Hud to the
bah on?, of ttie Winter Qardsn There
I was an equally brilliant c?alebratlon up?
stairs In the Persian ballroom, \?.h??re
I ?a ,i.i hundred well known players and
Broadwsyitea tested the validity of the
new licena?
? Almost ail of.the Miss Caprice" rom?
pen*, and tin Winter Harden shoe were
?m th?- floor ut one time or another,
te;i, hi UK ti"- ??til? i suesl the Intricacies
of th? latest un??!1, from Montr L'srlo,
th. "Msxlxe." which is danced exactly
a? pronounced.
_-s
"TODAY" HAS ITS OPENING.
I B] Telesrspti te rio- thi.hu. i
Poushheepete, Oet t?"To-day." lbs
m? iira'ini. by George BreadburtM and
Abraham I Bebomer, had Its <>i.ng
here i?? nlsbl In th? Colllnswood Opera
Hon.- it was presented by the Maim
script Producios t'ompsny, The plaj will
i?c presented la Syracuse two nlshta and
then so t" Wllllsm A Brady's IMh Btreel
Theatre, New York, opening Monda.?. In
the i ?Ht ..i "To-dej*" sn EmUy Btevens,
Edwin Arden. Marie Wainwrisnt, <i'm ''
Weinberg, Theresa Maxwell Conover,
?bar?es rit', Albe ?Julc and Margaret
Roblneon.
CURTIS STATUE UNVEILED.
Ogdenslnng. n v., <i?t I a bronze
statu?-. prsSSntSi bp N? w York St ?it. as
a memorial le Oeneml N m. ?uni-?, "the
bore "i i'-it Weber." wss aavsllsd ?bsfi
to-day by ins daughter, Mr? Oserge
ITilsa of Bvansi IRs. I1!
. ? w 111 ?_- i?, a heavy downpour si rain
tii, envstUns addrsm b>- Corporal Tannet
was delivered la a thsntim i
Begins His Farewell Tour at the
Sam S. Shubert Theatre.
"HAMLET" IS THE PLAY
Eminent English Actor and Oer
trude Elliott Warmly
Welcomed.
Johnston Ferbes-Robertooa ha* deelared
that he wishes to retire in the fulncsf of
his eareer. and in that minees New rorb
welcomed him bach last night si thsBhu?
bert Theatre in "Hamlet." His nohie
volee has lost none of its sonority. It?
flexibility, its trained readlneM to an
?WCr every ?iniHIl.l ?lade u,,,,,, ?t, jIls
ta,, retalas it? mobility, its e-jtat and
vailed power "f expression, and In his
playiag there i? the aamc intarsst la hi?
I an as ?>r yore, fee, Ports ?-Robertson
i.i.is us farewell stin si the height of his
powers, lie svill leavs with us when he
j goes one of the most cherished dramatic
j memories of our day.
it was a crowded house that had gath
""l to greet him, and mm whose ,i?u.ity
gave the occasion its mil significance.
Tl a play was not the thins so much last
nisbt ss the player, applause that rose
i" the int. u-iti ot an ovation greeted Ulm
??n his drat entra?es In the train of King
ami Queea and thereafter ha was called
'"?t asain and agala at the end .,?/ the
|se. end and third sets.i the program
i of th- I'll? wss occastonsly stopped for
j.? moment while salvoa of appr?ciation
! punctuated Ids noble dellv? ; > of ths treat
! *?'?" - h? in v in? h "Hamlet" Is s., ,-, ii.
? ?as what Is said to be rapidly be?
coming a l".t art at Its highest and best
This ws i "t f-*orbes-Itobertson's llrsl
appearance la the part in this eity, but
n was h doti 'i-d pleasure to discover that
the dlstancs of ths intervening years Lad
not lent s ?i- eptlve enchantment to the
memory th.?<t ins Hamlet really Is what
"'?n it seem d, sn exceptional perform
ont ? ;?<i.?. d t,. the brief re? ord ?f Ita
? 9. No wonder thai a Nee Tork sudl
BtaySd til! the end I" renew the
i homage with which it bad b?-cun lbs
evening? or that Its outburst of sntbuat
?ii dree from the smlnenl actor a brief
speech of th inks
it WS ''.. 1t mi. Elliott's first
sppesraoc? si Ophslls before sn Ameri?
. ltd I? n< ?? ai -i she ' si nt I th? spprovsl
;i at reached Its climas m the end of the
fourth set She looks the part to p.rf??? -
I turn, ..( course, bUl she feels It as well
? i ? maid? nl) ws) that ?J'.es not
; niak. appeal In ?- sin
ESven so an.th and 11 pid i i ? '
ii ? of "Hamlet" ss thsl of laist nisbt
ons beyond the hour of tl, when
I th? reporter "f thing? dramatic foi a
morning papei must set about bis ev? its
task, it win. therefore, be fatter, per?
, l dis? USSiOn of th? merit.- of th.
aupportins compon) la deferred t.. ? Ister
?'a: These Kngltah players will sppsar
i ?.. idelj i ?f Is i rapt riot ? md
win nu loubl ? en te fuiiei sd? si t ?-?
h) and b)
mention msj ne made.here, how?
' r.?ri RobertsoiVa ssrruloua Po?
of the vu lie I.a.-rtes of Pei
? ??' B< I ? n At?
. d I hi two tsia\e dlggi ra et H,
Athol i irdc i 'i I 'i ? ?'?
. ? ? ? a ' erve to fix attention
upon bei ire spp< sranoss Wal?
t' : Rlnsbem'a Kins is of the viki?,K raci
', a word must i?.- asid In conclusion about
the thestre which the Messrs, Bbubert
. se? bu It m memor) of their brother, it
! i- rme ?'f th? hsi**eaomest plsyhous?
i the city, i ii.? it. ?. di i oi .?t- ?l throes
In dull s?ld sag* sreen and smel
'i ' .? .ff. .-t ' 11. ii bi I In ths best of r"u ? l
.n Th. atn
next l the Centurj In th? beaut: ?f
?
.. ?'?!' II Wt 1.1 I
, ot i-mu..';. . Wall ? ?
j. >.,???
Horatio I A. C?
Ian Rot* i.n
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'.'?ii.;."i i
Montas
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l:?>ninr.ln. Ill?
K. . I
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t?,,. Kr-. H a-'."i Fort?
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Ma id Hu
'.? rtnid? Bill ?'<
STANDS BY MISS PASTOR
Mrs. Stokes Sends Statement
on "Guilty Man" Discussion.
Mi Bo PS dor gtokes sent ? r*tat-??
m. ni from st.,inf..id. conn., to The Trib.
, |g| t i, 1.1? sraph, sa foib-wa.
"Tour Intervies with Mr Robinson, *??
i. poi n i] in this m >rnlng*s Tribune ml -
,, i i M ,,|s ni?, position, and la i think,
lr t.? - rrt? ' end lo Mr- Dsvl ,
.,1.,. \t, Robin mn li lesraphed me !
,i ,,v. 'Idlllsn hs n ids ertous and j
, | >? sain <t me Was it |
u ifn \ ?-.hi- suthorlt) "
"To which i replied ai follows: AI?
thousti Ulllan epoh? Impulsively and on
her own suthority, on readtns "Bun" re?
port i see nothing, ah? Is reported to have
s,,i,i x, ,t rloea not ee? to mc in accord
with th? I
?Mr Roblnaoa i ?tab ment, n* re\ orted,
i,.miel?., thai I had ?-' "t him n telegram
sn? Ina that Mis- Pastor had Issued th?
[statement without my consent' ma) hav,
i?d many to misunderstand my stlltuds
toward thS ""irse that he has tflken."
THEATRICAL NOTES.
leedlng tin regular opening i" rform?
Of Arthur lloi'klnss production of
i.--fellow's "BvaageBne" to-morrow
night ,.t th. Pari Theatre there will be
a special performaBee to-nlghl for the
t? in-lit of ? rltii's and other newspaper
?* i itera
ThS members ?if the e?>tnnnnv PTBOent?
Ing "Aiieie" ut Ine Longares Tbsstrs su?
tertatned Wednesday afternoon ths eaat
??r the "i>i?.e i>ash" company with a
I tea after lbs matines performance. There
will be an exchange of eourteelea next
week, when the members of "Adele" w-m
| see ??? dram rehearsal of "The Love
1 Leash."
Margaret irVycherly, leading woman la
??Th.? Fight," purebaasd yeeterdsy the,
country asiate outside PeskahHI where!
she has muUc her home f?-r several sum?
mers. She ha? naniad It Thoinuston. the |
name of ths ?olorudo eity In which the
scenes ?.f her husband's (Bayard veiiier?
play are lal?l.
The Actors' I'hurch Audace will hold
Its (list meeting of the yur at the studio
of Iren.? a? k?-i inan, No. us? Broadway,
nest i'H'iay evening, Tin? national eoua?
cil will meet at 3;."-J ?ri in. and th?? hi? al
ehaptet at ? p. m. Ben Oreet Is prest?
dsnl Of the alli.ii>'??* and the Kav Walter
ii. Bentley secretan
WORCESTER FESTIVAL ON
New Work by Gabriel Pierne
Has First Performance.
SCHOOLCHILDREN'SCHORUS
Seventy Pupils Trained by City
Supervisor of Music Take
Part in Oratorio.
ITU Tel?s-rflph t., Th* Ttlhiine 1
Worcester. Mass.. Oct. 2. The fift>-sixth
annual festival of ths Wor.-ester County
I Musical AaaocUtlon Is hoi-iin? at Me?
I rhanltV Mali this week, with promis- ..r
.-? i.ni.rahl.- outcome from an Sltlatlc and
! financial point of ?/tew.
l-'or musicians, th.- ?-Umax of IntareM
urna reached this eveninir. when a new
work by Qeabriel >Plerne, ?sailed "St. Kran
Icaa ?>f AssIm,-' had its tlr?t perionna'i.o
| in Ain.ri.-a. Th.- performance, like the
work itself, ?aras otorlouslj au outeomc of
j tin: composition by the same comp.iser
entitled -The Chihtrsn's Crusade.'' which.!
after its first production on this side of 1
I th? Atlantic by th.- t ?raton.. S.,, let y of |
j New York some ?rears ago, was taken up
by iiiiic'it organizations In Cincinnati,
Chicago, Ponton and Oberlln, and minie
j th.? composer and his annal le device of
[employing children's voices exceedingly
popular.
After the ??access ai Ideesd by 'The
Children's Crusads'' Pierne wrote al
Chrtatmaa oratorio, <,r cantata, "The Chit* I
?Iren at Bethlehem." which was also per- j
formed In New York, but failed to mah? i
? th? effect of its predecessor
Th- n.\v oratorio, lai?! out on broader
line? th.-i'i ttios?- of th? -.-??mil, though net
s?? I'toad ,is these of the first, Is 1 i 111 ?=?
likely t? adeanea the rom?po8sr in ttie ad?
I miration or the publie, however much it
I may interest the connoisseur by r?asoii,
j of its ingenuity of vocal and instrumental
i effects It treats a pisodos in Hie life of
; Italy's moot below?! saint in a manner
I whi? i: ?overs between oratorio and opera
j And strive? persistently for picturesque
i delineation l.v the use of modern innenui
| ties m harmonization and or?:h?-*u-atiou.
Th- seen? between st. ?Trancta and the
blrda is a-i epiaodc which ?sraa itluatrated
?"m.- -i-" ? ? i.'.-/t m a ptanoforti oonv
I position by using children's ?rotees to
I make the birda' sons.- articulate. Pierne
?evee a charaSlng effect, hut there li
nothing n? equal th.- cantlck 'of thi chll?
? ?ir.-n m ti.. ? ?-, us.i.i.." The ..imposition.
howsver, as a whole is more cornpnet,
ami shoes po??tbly, a better command
I of the elements ??i wmptvattkm?at leist,
I hi? atei discretion.
I in. scene- that between th? s,,?.i,t and
, Lady ' ..?r<- was omitted in to-nlght'i
performance which, without any high
1 iUhts. was yet admtrabli ?Hough to ?lie?
, a ??nod Idea <jf th? character ami beauty
of tii?.- ?work. Til?- choruses for children,
much less exai ting than thee? in "Th?>
Children'? Crusade.'' were sung bj
enty pupils ?>f t?s public schools trained
Mi ii;??. superrlaof of music, and the
I work was mo?t commendable.
Thi solo pairs ?rar? in th? bands ,,?
Evan IrV'llllsma, who acquitted himseit
of a naist arduous and trylni task.
Mme. Marl? BundeJIus, Mis? Man Jor
Arthur Phillip?, Relnald Werten.
? o .lohn Etantes tVi Us. Dr. Arthur
conducted t1"' festival chorus, sod
ih.- ?Boston ?Orchestra did their work ae?
ceptably The impreusion upon the public
.i.i net seem to be a profound on?
H K K
OPERA NOTES.
On? of th? departure? of the popular
s .i !.,? night com erts at the Cent
Opera n?"i?*e ?rill be the Introduction nt
tn orchestral work by a; '.?merit ,:. com?
er each Bunde: evening. Mr ?Ssendrel,
conductor, has been at s?.oik foi sore?
time on the arrai sentent "f th? w?orka "f
American comp?is. re
Th.- .hi nine? ment mad? |v Milton and
rSargenl Ahorn, managers ft the Century
Opera House, Wedn-eaday night that
there -vo.ii'i be a departure In th? policy
of g\ || :. . ach opera In Its w Lgtnal
tongue. In th? Instance ?>f the 'Tab
Hoffmann." resulted yesterday Morning
m n boxorSce sal? which took leper eenl
oi the tickets f?" Monday night's per?
, 'orman<.- m Englieh.
' CYRI^ MAUDE IN CANADA
i
I English Comedian To Be Seen He.e
in November.
Montreal ?"'? f Cyril Maude, with hie
daughter Misa Marjorle Maude, and a
'party of playera from the Puyhouee, in
London, arrived m Montreal tins morn?
Ing on th?- Virginian. Mr. Maud, beglt -
his Am?ri?an tour in Toronto on Monda?..
?i ha?.?- not been in Canada f?>r thirty
?/ears," Mi' Mnud? said "Wi no Srst to
Toronto and will reach Hew York in No? ?
\inun -
SENATOR LODGE IMPROVES
Well on Way to Normal Condition,
One of His Physicians Reports.
Naiiant. Mash. Oct. : ?.?nator<Henry
I'abot l.odK?? continued to-?ln> on the
,,,,,,1 p, rocotot) from tin- op?ration of i
last Krida>.
?Tli?' Senator pa?se?l a COmfortabl? uf- !
ternoon, and hla e>rmdlUon ?how? marked
Improvi m? ni." Mrs Lodge said to-nlghl
Dr. i*r?-?leu? k turinslow, on? "f ths at?
tending ph\?i. ians. said that Senator j
IjOdge ?/a? well on the way le a normal
condition.
a
WOODRUFF STILL IMPROVING.
Timothy I- VYo<?<lrui*f. WhO WaS stricken
Monda) ntght wMIe taaktng :? rtneeeh at I
th,- fusion notification m ?'???i>cr Union.
1- p s'.ii z. eaallj i?' th* ?'.irlton House, I
according t- Mra W.Iruff. who ?ai?l
laal night over th? telephone that his con
dlUoa ?as much Improved. Mr. Wood?
ruff has partially regained the use of hi? !
arm end leg and i? sho^in? a foed api"
tlte.
MRS. J. S. BARNEY ILL.
Mrs. .' itowart Barney, who bas bsea
?aertouslj m for ?everal days in the Hotel
i'i.,/..,. Is still m "an uneatlafaetory eon?
ditloii." a?cordlnf{ to her husband, al?
though ther?? I? no munedlst?" danger.
Mr Harncy sal.l last nij-ht that hi? Wife
was operated OU about .. month a?-?? for
appendicitis, by br. Geonje B. l^ee and
Dr. Ismael l?sinhert. ihe raiib-d frees |
that operation, but contracted bronchitis,
which now ??iniiiied her t?> her i. ?i
HENRY STRONG SERIOUSLY ILL. |
, H. TStSglWaS! .o TtM Tul ini ? i
iioch.-tei. ?''t L??Henry a. strong.
president of the Kastnian Kodak t'om
pnny, is orteieelty ill In the General Hos?
pital in this etty. j
PLIMLEY DIESAT POST
Apoplexy Kills Deputy Chief
Clerk of Elections Board.
Major William PUniley, veteran of the
I i vit War and deputy chi??>r clerk of the
Hoard of Btections, died suddenly in Ms
Odlce at the Hoard of Klectlons. at No.
! m Weit list street, late yesterday after
inoon. Apoplexy is believed to have been
the r*ause of death.
Major Plimley was seventy-one years
Did, and lived at N?>. M West lli'th street.
He bad been connected with *he Hoard of
BIS 'lions for many yea?-s. He served for
a time on commissioner of Jurora In New
Y.irk Cojinty and was mentioned an a pos
MMIIty for the office of Assistant Treaa
Urer ?f the I nited States, but Hamilton
Pish was appointed in bis ?tea-i.
1 Oabrlsl Brltt. president of the Hoard
Of Btections, noticed the mai..r ?as not
looking well yesterday Afternoon and
?ussested he go home, but the veteran
Insisted on ?loin?; some work at the ?ifflce
Major I'bniley leaves a wife and on,?
daughter.
0 ?
THOMAS J. LOCK.
Thomas | r??-k died p?stente) at his
home, No USJ Anthony avenue. The
Bronx, aftr, * long HJnBSS Mr. Lock
?.is bom In BnstSnd seventy-three jeata
an?) ami came t? this country when eight
years old He became an apprentice with
Starke.?. ft i ,, |n t?-,e upholst? ry business
at No. :-jt> Broadway.
Afterward be started In business for
1.?ms. If ?n the site of John Wanainaker's
present stoic, and for the last thirty-four
?t No. Ml HexlnRton avenue. und?*r
the linn naine of T. J. Lock ?St S"ii
Mr. Lock leaves one ami and three
dsugbtera Tin- funeral win be held ?r.
his boms to-aasrrow sventag at I Ub
Th.? hurlai will l.? Sunday at White
Plains Hurai <??m
?? ,
JONAS M. FARRINGTON.
Jonas M I'arringion. chief of th.? se~
"inl division in the oSVs of th.- ????mml?
rdoner of Records in kiurs County, Hod
.?n Wedneeda] alsht, after a brief ?lines?,
SI In? home. No. 4J? Rats street, Brook?
lyn. He organized and was president of
the Klns9County Civil lei ?Ice Employes'
Association, sad was one?' president of
th- Unity Kepuhlican Club of the 2*tli
Ward. He was well known In Repubii.-sn
etrele? He was I fm in New York ?'t'y
Sixty-live ' ears ago, and Won! to Hmok?
lyn when a boy, US whs in the offlee ?,f
the Commmstener of Records for stsbtosa
Me Isavm four ?lauKh*?ri and one
son. H.- was a mrinber of Olive Leaf
Lodse, I. <i. i> F. After a s ?rvie? to
n::.-'.! at his r'-sjdeni'e, biS funeral a l'i
1 ?? I" id in t'.\ er-?r??? ns lemeteiy to-mor?
row morninc
DEAN HENRY PRENTICE FORBES.
Water town, n t Oct. ~ i>ean Heasy
I'rentice l-'utbes cf the theological s? hooi
of .st Lawrence University ?iiej at hia
home in ?anton lev-day. He was born In
Parts, Me., in IMS, and had been a rr"
i- ??"t- in the ilieologli-al school at ?'anton
for thirty \enrs.
Dr, Forbes was graduated from the St.
Lasrrenes UntvsrsM** Theological School
m \i','i. and eras ? student at the I'nl
verslt) of l.el'slc in '.>>7t-'75 He was or?
dained a UniversaMsi sslmaist in *.S74. ant
was |,ast''t at I >an??-i s. Mass-. from 1175
to 1W), when he went to his slnia mater
as prd-teasor of Hibib-ai Isnguasea He
wa? made .ban of the theoloslcal achool
l'i Kuibes ? I , the ait hoi .,f
"Tii. Johsnnlne Literature and Acts
Which Was i'Ubllsheu in IBB*. He mauled
ni UT?I Miss Herrtet K Wood, of Vet?
non, Yt '
OBITUARY NOTES.
Ml.*?.-? \'!i >ta J DAVIDBON, seventy
nine years old, died yeeterda) Ht her
home, in w'.'"ten Hoad. Beses Pells, H. J .
from tl ? effects "f a stroke of apoplexy.
Mi?s |.,-\ ?!-. ? was the dauRhfer "f
? . v Dai .is.m and Elisabeth a.
Lambeth of Philadelphia
.\ l.i .NX. ' ,\ ri-TKNMi.: Iden?
I] Wednesday nicht, at his hems. Ho MS]
M?-eker Street, South i irang? , N J., from
Br%hl ? dleesse. He was bora In Brook?
i? n sixty-three years seo, and for the
last forty yean be bad been eonn.i
-a?t.i the rug l'uni of .los?.*-;.'? Wilde &? Ce.
He eaves a wife and Ihres daughters
Mi;S MART M Hl'-.H. BBOtbsr "f the
Rev i? Prancts MeHusjh, professor of
Philosoph) end Oreeh at Beten Hal! Cel?
lege, South Oranae N I., died resterday
In Miners Mil i ? imonla.
DR. SCULLY TO BE BURIED HERE.
[Bj pre Ym inr i
ido Bprii ss, Oct t.?Ths bed) ? I
Dr. Danli J B * -'f the bita
ham? I .1. Be ill! . of New Vork. arl I
be r. ui?.\C'l Iront the vault here .?n S*t
urday sad taken to New .ork fee be -i
m Cslvai Com* tery?
--?- ?????
MARRIED.
KIDDKR l'i K\ Ki: <m ?i.-t.'be- f. st
(;aiil-on-""-th? -Hudson, bj the Hey
Iom i?e R ! ' >n ee, D D., fstb? r of tne
,, saaiated ? I the Rev. Walter
Thompaon, I?. D., Marts i~< Qranco
Duryee i" Heno Msynsrd Kldder, of
Set i ? i
VILA8 tVHARTON At the Church of
the Transiisuration, Mes TorV ?'ity.
Thur*da> October ?. Misa Susanne
Clifton w hart?n, daushtei of Mr sad
M,.. , in ton ???*? hai ion, Ii , of l'hun
-*eld, N*. "?? '" I "??;,!' Vr' ??ho'?? * 'm*
,,-' i 'ii'. at,". B?On Ol '???'?' '?O! al ''?
Vllaa. the rector H"*- LU <?' orse ??'?
Houshton, j'.. """ ;.?
\?itlre? af msrrlnges und dealh? mii?t be
arconipanird bj full name ami address.
DIED.
Ammktown. Henry P.McCuteheon N L.
I ".k Thoinaa J. Schultz, Harriett
L? on, Elisabeth M Stephens, Edward
l MM I DOWN Buddenly Beptembe
New V??rk L'ltJ H.-nr> I'lulip Amnii
down, <?f St \uRu?tin.-. in hin Its. rest
Interment at Southbridse, M?sm
loi'K ? m Thursday, October -'. IM*
Thoinaa i l-ock Funeral aenrici ?-? I]
be held at his late reeidenee, N" ISST
\nii,.?i- avenu., on Saturday evening
at 1:15 o'clock. Intirin. m <?u Bunds) M
Whits Plains Rural t'emeter)
LTON Buddenly. on Thursday, October
U13 ,,i ii, i- late rcald? nee, No ?
St. Jam? l'. I'.i-,".1?Imi. I. I
M . w ?i.ov of Kdmund I .yon. ??' Roc bum
t. r. N 1 Puoeral prlvati
*\iri'Ti'lii;o\ \t Ureenwtch Conn-,
Beotember Sd, Norman L M? 'utcheon,
leloved huaband "f Kllsalxeth U.
Holmes in hia Wth ?ear I iiiieral
?t t*hriat Church, Krldsy. October ?,
,t |:i| i? m Carries?-* ?????? ,l'"','t
train keevlns Oran I Centrsl Hei?ot at
??04 ?. m Krlenda era kindly ra
?iiteste?l t?' omit Bowet I
BCHt'IVTZ "n Bunds) Bept?ember -??. at
th? reald.?* ,,f her niece, Mrs. l.h-hai-1
M.-.'all N?BW ?Hi.-an-?. I * ? Harrt? tt.
daushter ot th? Ist? Alesander H and
Marteret l? Schultz in the Ti?th year of
her aK'
BTBPHEN8 On October I? Kdsrard Ste?
phens, son of the late K?lward and Ann
s. (Stephens. Funeral private.
< KM! I 1 ?-It ??
THE WOODIAWN ftMFTKBV.
"33d St Hv Harlem Train and by Troll??/.
Offl.-e. .?ii Kmt 2"?' **t.. X. T.
OFKIttS.
\J VIN .)|-l?'li'K?No. 1?"?4 Nanaau ?tre?t.
UHTOWN ?JKFU'K?No. I."ti4 Broad?>ajr. or
any Amari. hi Di??rl.*t Telesraph Ot?loe
HARLEM OKKHK -No. 15" East llftth
atreet No. l'i;.-? .\>a*. l-?tb atr??t aaS N??.
210 Wea- '??th air-??.

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