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pather of Bridegroom Performs
Ceremony in Church of
the Transfiguration.
M'ALLISTER USHERS PICKED
Many Members of Southampton I
Colony Close Summer Homes
and Return to Town
for' Winter.
b Bohnich, daughter of
I \ ich, was married
son .f the Be?. Dr.
and Un Walker Owynne, ?.f Summit,
afternoon In the Church
il ? in. The decorations i
wfr,. - and consisted of palms
pig . t the Cl .nice; The lather of
,^e rector of CTalvar) Church,
laaunlt, performed the ceremony, which
WA. ? reception at the home
of lira Van Bchalck, So. U East "ist
itreet
T?.,, | r. .- a led to the altar by
?ok;. a, her cousin, who gave
her a>.?y. ?'i"i wore a f^wn of white
satin charnoeuee trimmed "with d?cheos
iaCei . tulle veil, bordered with
large white beads snd worn with cap
effect, ?**?;.- . wreath of ..ranee
b'oaaoma Her only ornement ??.is a dr
clet of diamonds, the gift of the bride- j
??-room ihs arried lillas- of-the-ea^ley. j
jilt? Helen i; Owynne, slater of the'
bndesroi m, was maid of honor and the |
bride's SOly attendant, ?he v. .?a dre/ssed
tn x |OWn Of yellow satin and chiffon,
trlmir.e* ? th t-kunk fur and made in the
new mluaret style. Her larfie hat of
black vf.v?t was trimmed with 8kunk.
and (_S carried a bouquet of pink rose?
and ?ernt.. Mrs. Van Se??lele, mother or
the br.de. was In black eetTOft, with tunle
of old lac**?, and the wore a large hat of
black eehret
W. Lee QWynne w-as his brother's best
moa, a:id the ushers were W. Rhlnelander
Stewart. Jr., Gordon K McAllister, Harrv
C. Bei?t-. forest Lyon, Frederick W.
Qtrynr.r u '? Malcolm Hunter After a
felH - Owynne and his bride
Will Risk? ':???! hems in Kssex Veils, N. J
Arr.o: bo witnessed the cere?
mony and attended the reception were
_r. and '?'?? W. Uerheri ?.dama, Mr.
and Mr- Hollister. ?Mrs Danford
Her.ry Knowlton, Mrs. John ?.. Cowdln,
Mr. and MM Harold F. Hn*lden, jr., Mrs.
J. Lee Tl bllet Mar;.! Taller, Mr. and
Mrs. Ldwaru Xlcoll Townaend. Miss Au?
drey Palrlis Townsend. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bio urn, M:** Nathalie Blocum,
Mr. a:.! Mra WUMam C. Bowers. Mr and
?.-..?? !I Hull, Jr. Mr. and Mrs .1.
;.- - ?. Mr and Mrs. J. V. Ona
Mlia Jr., Mr. and Mrs. GeorKe C. Kohl?*-,
Phcenlx Intmham, J. Bowera Lee. Mr.
and lira Alexander w. Moffat Mr. and
Hn Alexander Van Rcnsselaer, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Franklin ?loo-dspeed, Mr. and
Mrs J. Stevens I'lma:;. Mr. and Mrs S
r Ptx .. Mr and Mrs. Guy
Vat. A? ?? George ?le K. Gilder. Fs?
l?rr.fd and J K. Suydam. jr.
who will marry
Mis? Audrey Falrlie Towr.?(r*.d. daughter
end Mrs. Edward Nl I Town?
und. In th? nation,
? Island, on ' ?? touer 1*.
-us ushe-s W, ls*-< QwyiUM,
rick W. Owynne,
Malcolm Hunter and Ed?
?.ard Ml ?.send. 1r ?"arroll H.
C'awsor. ? ' ir,;.i!. Miss Mary
wlU tue a dinner at her
horr:. In ?? on Friday night,
October ;: r M:.*?s Tow-mood and her
Car. ? ! .- u-ueits wll. kaclUdS the bridal
-.-, beert man and ushers After
dinner 111m Swan will take her SJUSOtS to
the char:ty ball at the Garden City }lotel.
A sma:: dinner dance will be given this
evening at the p.altusrol Golf Club. The
patrone-s? s '.r<* Mrs. Henry A. Barclay,
lire. Qeo fc T, I>ane, Mrs. Arthur W.
Little a:.- Mrs. J Victor OnaUvla. Jr.
Mr. aj*. ; Mrs William Payne Thompson
have arr ? 1 In town from their country
slace at Wsstbury, ItSRR Island, and are
dt the i
Mr. and Mrs. Peroy R. Pyne have re?
turned to to?\n from their country- place
it Bernar milla N- J-. and are at their
houge, No. ?- ? i'?rk avenue.
Mrs 'W'..:aTi T'erton Hamilton will re
turn le ,v?"*- York from Europe at the
??1 of tr** month.
Mr. end Mrs. Frank L. Polk will cio-.?*.
their SOuatry pla? e at Lawrence, Ixmsr
I?l?nd, or. Noeambes l and return to the
dty for the e
Mise Frances and Miss Augusta de
Peyater have arrl-. ?d in town and are at
the Ma.nha-;-,n Hotel for the winter.
Mr. and Mra Charles H Pabin have
^h?k\ for th? ?<n,?r tnr. ?n,,,^.. r,f Mrs. J.
Msssl So;?>. n ti ..jit... :f,1h ?trett.
1,Ir- SI n?s M-.tt ilart-horne
arrived in t!. . rcrday from their
cnun*rv . it!._rijpt?.n. l>?ng Isl
?'"I SBd am at the Gotham for a brief
visit.
Mrs Viet. : sore han has arrived In town
Saranar Lake, in the
Adirom'.ari?.,., ?_?? 1H at her house in Madl
?on aveoae for the -.?inter.
Mr and Mrs ChanaM? P. Wiley mo?
wed frota their country home at Iselin,
"*? J-- ? the OOtham for the
:id.
: lam Curtis l>emorest
IS?e ret,.-- ed tQ town for the winter and
*???** at their home, No. 6*. Last *>Mh street.
IN THE BERKSHIRE8.
- Ml n<- ;
t Mrs Prod? rte Ciwwnln?
wieid save ths last <d her Thursdays <?t
ht">i. at Koakapot eottase tMs afternoon
tS WOrs Mi. and Mrs.
Mabel ?'hoat.-,
: '" ' ?Varren, Miss Nsney C.
Mi .? -i Mi Peyton J Vas
Miss Bmtiy
?wekerman, Mr. and .m,>. .\ie>oiiid?-r
Mr a?d Mrs William D.
Haiiow, Mr. an'i
Mi's Richard ?' Dlaey, Mrs Qsorts W
Mr. and Mrs g. i^rkmati
er.aw
Mrs CrwwalnshiSld are sailing
emb?i i t,?- Preae*
J^*Srd ? ?'lownmshl.ld has vin- d
A'i""i Vanderbtlt and a party wh.. are
Sfinic t.. laranae Lake.
Mr. ami Mra i; Bayard Halstead Mr
wm Mra n H. Henaay, Mr Mn?i Mrs
J A Weetor, ?t .\>w y0,k. arriad to
?????? at m?- ?-intiH Hetel
?'?'? 'bar?es ?'arroll lOOfcaOa, who |US
??-n with Mr. and Mrs otraud roster,
hot returned t?. ,\>w Vork
Hies Cleeaeattua Puralm was ho.?.t. j.t
MRS. Ii. F. HOSKINS-MASTER.
a
tr?*.**?ot*\*? -Pvoto *
a large dinner ?party at Bdg?*COmbS to?
night
Msjor OeiHeral ,\ ?g Or?ele] msde an
addrr?s before Qis Wedn? day Morning
Club In Plttsflekn this morning on "fur
rsnl Bidellghts on-| European Vffslrs."
Mr. arid Mrs. TAfJlUam B Oagood Fields
?vlll o] r new gsrsg? Bsl ?: da ?
niKht With ? dar,..., whhh will be oi.f ?.t
the Important afetlrs of th< autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. William A Resd erlH ar?
rive to-morrow at the ?Curt?a HotsL
M.ss Harri? t K \\ ?.-. -tain?*d at
luncheon at the, ?.""urtis Hotel for Mrs
tfewbold Morris tins sfternoon
Mrs. I.avid Down ..f Sea York, with
Miss Bowman and tilas Alans, of Lltch?
field. Conn . Mr, SlSd Mrs W. A Tyson
and .1 J O'Brien, c?f New -?ork, arrived
at the ll<?trl Aspt.i--J.vall Ml and Mrs.
H K. Posseroy? of Nssr Tors, are visit
in* Mrs. William H PomorOy at th.
Hotel Ispii
Mr. hri'i m^ tnrlnga Bchmelsel, of New?
fork; Mr, and Mrs Willlsm Parr, ?.t
Brooklyn, snd Mi arsi Mrs Cbsrlea W
Allen, of Boston, sre at t! ?? Map:? wo.. I.
eld.
Lssvtng HestOfl Hsfl In .-?.v-khridKe.
to-dav for N.w fork, -wen- Mr nnd Mri
V ariek Palmer, Mrs. Franklin?' Field
a: '1 M t ? lint..,-, Field Mr. an?l
Mrs ii?-.i y <i. Klm*bsll returned t?.
Bronxvllle.
Mrs. William M Color, of New York.
ar.l Mlsi Ruth l. Mlltar, of Engine.1,
N. J . arrived nt Hi-aton Hal!
Mr. and Mrs Vt B. Aumorft and Mr
and Mrs James C ?. .1 ..f Philadelphia,
arc at the Red l?i'?n Inn.
The Misses Arry M and! ?Edith M Knhl
saat Kam an auction hr'.dc- part-, at
-ri?-ad Villa. In BtO**kS>ri?lgS tonight
AT NEWPOHT.
Telegrapa te t??- Tnhun?? i
Newport Oet ?? .Mr and Mrs Jsmei
Oriswold Wents hove d?a ?!?' to
th.-lr h?-tisf.n her?? the end of the month,
when they return to New! York for th.
wint,r.
Mies Fanny U Foster was a Inn- ?>
hostess to-day.
Mrs. William Woodward ru,?l fsmil) 1? ft
for NOW York to-day
Mrs. ??eon-'e B. dS forest than retumsl
t.i Boston, where hf,r atsteQ Mrs Wl i
Ism Appleton, is ill
Mr. end Mrs I'. Livingston Beeckman
give a. luncheon on Sunday for BsnStOr
I..- Karon < '<? t
Mr ami Mrs Aiwwi Hall, jr., hav.n?
< io.s'-d Bootbden, t,av.- retuiaad to Now
Yoik
It la reported here to-day Jhat Lloyd
ph?*n:x is ?ronsldering bulldtfig a yacht
to tSkS the plaCS of his auxiliary ya?-!.t
Intrepid.
o ?
HIGGINS JW-tTYJN P0RT
New Yorker and Guests on Tour
Along Atlantic Coast.
-1 lagr-tp*. :.. '.*ba Tn..'?n?v i
tfaltltnorc, Oct. 9.?The palStlgl Btssm
yacht Marynthea. undei i haartcr to
Eugene Hifrpini-, of New York, who is
mshlrg a pleasure tour ?severing several
months, visiting porta alonn* the Atlantic
ooast, reaessd Bsltlmore this eite****?oon
**ith Mr. HiK?ins and ?several guests
They sailed ten ?la--s age from N~
York. On the way down a *t??*p was
sssds at Dslssrsrs Breakwster, and iat?-r
th?- JTSehl pSSSSd In Virginia ?apes., Sev?
eral daya wer?? spent elKhtsrel-if* at
gpttrsSS Mom??.- and Annapolis. Tho
risltora t: is stktsraooa mad?- .? slghtssslng
tour of ih* city In an tautonioMlo ano
accepted an Invitation to th?- Ralttiiore
Y a.? ht ClUb.
?
SINGER AIDS CLEVELAND FUND.
[From The Tniun? iSeeTeepasMlaa' )
Caidweii,N. j.. Oet i.-Mm?. Bohussann?
Helnk, w!if? USOS In Urandview ave-,u.-.
in North Caldsrell, ui.i? d the Qlsvsasad
Home Memorial Association ajrain 1<>
ntcht. wh> n she frav. a recital t.. fore, a
Ian--.- sudleaos m the First Presbytertsn
Chinch for the benefit Of the 0*,tM -??,.
.low m?nt fund of th*- association. BM?
wai?! J MiNamara, the Pateraon poliere?
man who was "OiOCOVered" by Mme Sei v
mann?Helnk rec<rntly, sang for the inn
Ihn? at a public re?iiai with hla patronea?*,
PLAN CLEVELAND UNIVERSITY.
i !<?. Telesral i? le The Trlbna? .1
?'lev. Ian.I. < ?' t I'--The t?rst move hilf-'?
been made t?. comMns the athletk ?l.-part
m??nts of W.-stern RessrSe I nlverslty and
??a.-.- ?School ?>f Applied sehn,,?. This Is
believed t.? be a prehmtnary atep t.? the
m? rpi r of hot h Institutions under the
of th- rr.iv.rsity of Cleveland
POIRET TO LECTURE MONDAY.
Pnul Petrel still k?vp s w-. tm?- on snnb*
eux apparel and de?-?.iative art in gen?
end under the auspu <-s of the Museum
of Fr? n? h Art at CamegtS Lyceum Mon?
day, at IJl p. tn Tickets are on sal- at
the OSSOtS "?* the SSUgSUM Th. proBt is
to le turned over to tht- Fnnch Hospital
WED TO BRITISH OFFICER
Miss Anna D. Jones, of Yonkers,
Married in Poughkeepsie.
I IBy Telegraph to The rat I
Poufhkeepsle, x. v. Ocl I The wed?
! dinB Ot M . rilth
?f Mr and Mrs CS? II W 11 .1 ? - ?
? V'.nk.rs. x y . t., Qsptaln n K Hoeklns?
? ?Maater, of th? Que? - ? itrit
Arrei ? took p?a? ?? at 1 k ta?
in Chrfsl ' Ibur* h h? r< TI ? RU i A.
I C, Cummins onV ; ?t?*d.
ti.. ?,.-,. ?? M is Marlon
Ki t? ham as maid of 1 nd th-*'
brldesm tide Im anesse Qlucks?
mann, "f n?w y..ik. Mise Ethel Marriott
J. n< a of Ph le lei] i -. of the
? brida and Miss H? I? ;..i i.
ii? l? : . Allen, of 1
Li? ut* nant J. A. 1 ' ?of
i the Que? ? man.
1 h nahen wen B las Lane, D M
ft ..nd Mortoi
Aft? i the church ? r-'i"n
was held at th< horn? of Mi snd Mr? D
Orosl nt of th?
,.t po ... Iik? ?. :- Oi Batordaj
' ai't 111, H'.-r ....
?tul lor Euro] ?
SCHLEY'S NIECE WEDS
Sequel to Chance Meeting with
Farmer at Niagara Falls.
im ne. i
Oct. I Misa Mabel Isa*
Rear Ad?
miral w. B. Bchlc -? ? man led here
, thli afternoon to Henry ? n *
a. slthy young farmer, of I -, ? i
The wedding was tl ? eequi I toad
acquaintance .-it v' three
. u - ago Bo i t w< re hli ?
treaties that Ml i Bchley, well advanced
as a \ 0 allst d< BSat her lot ?.? .r.
I Mr. Bracken, and answered hie call to
? . oree t?> Basten.
GENERAL'S DAUGHTER TO WED
; Miss Sadie Murray Engaged to Lieu?
tenant Henry Conger Pratt.
' Washington, Oct '?>?? Major Qeneral and
M.. Arthui Murra) announced to-day
the engagement oi thelt daughter, <M1m
s-idie Murray, to Lieutenant Henry Con*
*er Pratt, U. B? a We announcement
rat made at a luncheon given by Qem ral
and Mrs. Murray at Foti Mason, las
I ri.-.i i.-co.
Miss Murray was one of the popular
?Irin in army cirdee In Washington
while ht-r fnth^r was stationed hare ?is
?hief ol artillery, Her sister, Mrs Pius?
ton Ord, is a n Idenl ut the national
-.pttal.
SEEK $100,000 FOR PRINCETON
Committee After Funds for Chair in
Engineering Chemistry.
Princeton, N. J. Oot * The Federation
of l-rlnceton Clubs ol Ksw Jersey bOA
completed plans which are eapeeted to
result in the foundation oi s tMMt ehe?
la engineering ehenHstry lor Prlneeto?
University.
, A .-ommittee of twenty-Ms has been
I drawn from the Jersey alumni, and th"
tint ??n of the campaign will be Bred
this week. Th.? committee ii? divided into
| two ?sections, mm section tor a canease
ol ths Prlnoston alumni in New jersey
and the other for ? canvass of the manu?
tacturers of that state
__?-?
TAFT AS PEACE LECTURER.
A lecture by WtUtSm Howard Taft on
?Tat Monroe I ?o? trine if MM "f the foot
urm that the New York PeaM BodOty
? offers in Its prsgrnmme for thi? tail. Dr
HamJlten ?fright Mabte will .lecture on
? ? ?,.,, ?? in ths Fot Bast " Readings will
he Kiven t?y Alfred Hodgdon Brown and
Rann Kennedy and Kdith Wynne
Matthlson_
CLA8S ELECTION AT UNION.
! lehonectady. N ? ? '" ? '?' ''"-i'1' H
1 Soler of N??w York City, was elected to?
? dB. iecreUn snd treasurer of th.? class
?of-M of Union College The other ofleers
I elected were: ?President, C P. Donner;
' vice-president. Glenn Mer? sr. snd man
Lger ?u football, Nal Pinch.
-
tLABORI FOR HARVARD STAFF.
I (... T-i. traps ft ''t ?? MMum i
Cambridge, Mass , Oct I P rnand Lar
Kri, the i'aria lawyer who defended
Dpeyfus, saM si H.I1V..1.1 University to
. ,',- that he WSS IB favor of an BSChOBgS
'of law professorships hetneeti Harvard
"_i ,-,,'- Prcnch Institutions
'Opens Its Second Season with
Quintuple Bill.
?BLACK MASK'WORTH WHILE
Two Playlets from Paris and
Two American Comedies
of Poor Quality.
After a false Start, Holhrook Rllnn and
the rrlncrMS Players opened their ser?n?.
?ea?on at the *Prla**SSI Theatre laat nl?ht
with five playlets, of which only one, 'The
Black Mask." a traeedv of Northern
! tsnglsnd, by F T?snn**soa Jesse end H m.
' Hnrwood. ?all? lor serious consideration.
it la a genuine "thriller," but it Is aiao
I an **s**ep*donslly sble Ml of drsmstle eon?
I structlot* and writing. The horror <u it
tiga to the geld of legitimste drams,
j not to that of aenaatiOS at an?, cost That
it Is morbid, a grearsomS nu-htmaro likely
I to haunt the msmory of sensltivs souls,
doe-- not sit?*** thi- fact. A miner In tii?
i Kngllsh co,-,| country hai< return.-il home
I from the 'hoeptt ?i aft?r an accident, dis?
I Mi;? i red to BUCh an extent that his fa. e Is
\ no longer human He must wear a I.lack
maah for the rest <>f his days That oml?
I nous cloth, with Ita one eyehole, has begun
to ?-res upon the imaRinatioii, the nerves
of his wlfr. Sh>- doea not kn.'W what It
hides she dr-its the myster) snd ?tv?
cannot bear the thought >.f li\ln?i* with It
go ha turns for consolation. SffectiOH and
..m sri to h.-r husband's eoualn, who re?
i seml.les him in figure and voice. At night,
?in th? <Jiini\' lighted cottage, the man
?with the ma k surprises th?- two, a:.?I
the lover kills him. M they tl.lnk. The
i murderer is unnerved by fear, utterly
crushed, but She woman rlsef to the o? - |
casl.m They niuat thnw the body into
an abandoned shaft, and, until they can
leave the country, her lover must Impar?
SOBStS hl? victim t>v wearing a mask
I t>he ?foe? t-> her room to fetch one. In
her absente the In.?Land, who ha? only
been stunne-l. revives, and kills his rival.
srhess face ge cerera with the mask his
I wlf.- throws Int" the dark room. She
] knows ii'.thinir of what han happened
I .Not until atter they have returned from
the ?haft and her companion i. .it?, off
' ! || cask goes BhS learn the truth This
harroaini ella '?? takes place otr stags
li : the final proof of the SUthorS* In
t stln? i to the thestra The ptaj
, |) acted by Kn..-he i'oii!,i and Hotbrook
I I'llnn, who plan's th>- pana of ?both hue?
t.and ,?<nd lover
Aa foi the real of the r rogra mm
lice." from the Prench ?f Hernals i>
I cerra, is a "drsssa" of the Latin w.
lita ineptltu.e and futtllt) SIS ?-..!-?li.
\ Pair of White ?ilo\. is ,!.
i : ei h ''?'..? . < (lent : sl ? ?r? god s he i .s
, revolution?r!*i until Rua
come m.?ate r..r him i- entertaining t
" pl-t In a privat? ?
room in s London setal The g\i\ pites
him ?with .?i gih until be is t.. :i?i? -- ? .
rev?ala herself sa the wife of ..r, of . ,
victim snd strsngles Mm with bei
srhlti . his far from erigtnsl piay?
tndrd se i oede ind Pierre
? ?? i errltt? n i it the ? art ?.- th? ??
ImmeasursMj t?? snd RTWetts w?i
1 sbss preeenl theatrical ? ? | ? en?
grasp. Ti.?- r..i?. ..f the Russian sriato? i ?t
Is Mied wiin great dl*rttaetioo ?t. i -,
kit. Hln.n
I There remala ism Assesteaa pts* ?
?
I Huribst, is laid In Fr.a.n?e. t. ???
rung of h ? Isst eeatuf srici I'Aj?
1 hiai- has be. n ,i brtds f?.r a m-mth Her I
I husband I* going SSfS* ??-r thr.
? . .ihres for?
i mar k*v?***i of hera, on?- t?.r aa? h d?^
.thr??-. however, ?all ap,.?-ar en the Mr-1
i evening.' arid are Md?Jen < n?- from the
? i ? ; lbs bed and in a DOS COUCh,
and th.? last onS In a ClSthSS ClOQSt,
I h? r husband i idd? ni - r? turns He
...\?rs the three rtettorn "Burgls
[ shouts hli w it.. and "Pollos!" ~i I ? ? i ?
arri\ ? tad pr? pare to t ike Ike h u -
'asraj s.ar.h them aaya ihs lady,
I thUS reCUriOg th? pies.!:!. t|\ i-.il
brought, bUl had il>t yet Kl\.n h. r. This
i u as '-.i .r^at-.1 rerstoe Ml - Pol?n! I
[Is utterly mlaessl In this "origins! ?rom?
? ?i? . ' in "En Deshabille.' h] Ed* l
?,.Inssn, .? genttoman goes t" bed tn ?i
Irj ?house Bob ; a isdy, s h i ii b il ?
mildli surprised sl finding him ?.
An? r Rfteen minutes or near clever
asina atoi ) dl dogue ahe dli thsl be
i? her husband, nom tvbom sha has i.?..? j
aeparated for sosse lima He has grown
, i.- irr\. and ans concludes thai she .ike?
him better thin A mutual friend?a wom?
an has Invented this delicate say of
bringing iltrsm togoth? i egaln
This- disheartening, wearisome **t iff Is
?apparently the boni that csn bs found ?f
its own peculiar ^ ? >rt Th.-re is n?> ,.rt in
:t. I... wit. no entertslnment; no novelty
wh.-re novelt) is th?- very thin* promise.
Tn. gresrsome "Blsch Mask" is th- nnly
play on th.- pr**?grsmine that is rorth
while.
SOTHERN-MARLOWE
"Macbeth" Presented at the
Manhattan Opera House.
i-;. h Bothern ?snd luha Msrlosre pre.
sent.-d "Mscbeth" Sl IBS Manhattan
opera House last nlfc*ht. for the llrst
time during their prssent asvgsgeinent at
that theatre in BhsksepeSriSS repertory.
Mr Soth'rn gave a apl? ndld p. norm?
an ce as Ma beta and his Anlabed por
trayal .?r the unhappy Hcnt was m
p-.-laliv warmly reosived by the laiTe
sudieacs u?t night.
Mtss Marlowe piay<-?i Lad) MscBeth
with lu r usual spirt! and command, and
Prederlch Lewis ?ave an excellent per?
toi mari.?- aa Ma. .luff
Th<- productlos it elf ?ms admirably
?tsged an.i ths lighting effects assuaged
with I ciiini. ndable taste that ehSTSC
tsrlaes SSCh Of the present aeries of re?
vivals presented bv Mr Sothern
r \ST OK "MAi'HKTlt "
IDUSCSS . William Htirls
. I", .ii .un. . I' J Kellj
| Malt-elm.' Sayre Crawl*?
i Macbeth .Mr Sotttera
Hun,HO . Si.lii.-v M.nli.r
Mfl.'.lufT . Kr.-.l. >|. k I..?!,
laennox .*AIIIUm Amiiis
u,,.? . i-'rk tarier
M,in.-iiti . , Arthur \..ri"n
Ar.Riis . Walter PonnAll)
.Mile Dleannr Krall- k
Blward. ''?*''' Koberti
teytem .'","1 ? ' '',:rl' ?
?| v ., i "la r oncers
Hairy Kabon anrt Mauri e Kobin .n
A r?.. L.r . I'ranu Bertrand
\ ,..a-.,n? . Frank Hfrt!.ii!,l
?, i-,.rier. Thainaa LeMtOn
v M, ?nf*i ? , ? -"lases Devereui
M'ir.i. r?-rs William A?tan?s anl J.isej.l, I^r.r.1
aentlewonian ttUm Helen sina-.r
Lad) Macbeth . '"V,. *?,*/'""r
Kir?! \\ It? h '?' "r*''' " ^ ll""n
??-..-?na. ?Wlteh tilaa Mlill'.n? M'-t.au-flillti
Third *?Ut?-h.tUt* Dlaabelh Valentin.
k-_arttteaa . Nn" )""'*r'nr Knii.-k
Apparni ( M1_ lMlM u,,, ,llt
Your duty?to regiater. Make your
plan? ao aa to get your nime on the
books to-day. They are open between
7 a. m* and 10 P- tn.
,_ mf-*********************-*****?****?*SB-aMW?^? ??!?_? ? I
FORBES-ROBERTSON AND GERTRUDE ELLIOTT- IN
"THE LIGHT THAT FAlCED."
? *Tlir I inilTTM?T riiirnn
Forbes-Robertson and Gertrude
Elliott at the Shubert.
Oeorge Plemlng*s dramatisai n of Klp
llag*a "The Light That Palled" was re?
vived Uat nipht ir POrbee Hobertson al
the Bhuberl Theatre, where it will be r. -
i"*.'?t"i ' ? and to?morrou ? ?
Blocs the first prseentatlon of this in
-tar? version of the Bton many
1 Klpllni , ? .
through :? partial ecllpae, l i .
een i
yt m at d ws hges become sccusi
? ? , . kei h. Mon "n our stage Btill
The [J^ht ' '. ad ? ? I I .- ?"! two
nd se varal i
.?. possibilities, If th? ??
them succeed In awakening n
?-..-'t vogue.
Porbeo-1 i Dich Hei ' re?
mains ths virtuoso pan h.
; ? . ? ? Its mai
: in ?me k?
. I heno a telling
?f th.- blind mai
?-.-??? i I ? |.
-.-.Idler?
ith I
a ' \: lllng Of
?
f-d, a?. Is the kit; of tin? boob (Ktrtruds
KUlott plays her with m ?Mali. -
.it s ? ,ik? ns the 1. Uon of hi r
inii-.r, but M Ith ill -
m the . ; j .,?, tod
Hatred l lb 1 ol Adi line 1 : ?
; the ..:.? mom? nt when
? ?; break doe n -i o
?ion i<- Btl< nt; it .?"? 1 awaksn
; 1 h?- Story <
?. doei v.- v Icott-Oatt} a Cassavetti.
bal -i r> 1 1 Rhod? 1 Is rath?
Mitt Maude Buchanan, h?. Bessie Hr.?k..
la falrlj good, ..n?i Naanle (IrifAn
n? ? Mi n ? 1 ? itisiog and tii??: -
oughlj m ? in? 1... t.-i Th? ensamble act
Ing ol tr> ?m correspondents m ?air,.,, m
ths Soudan lb the prologue snd at the
dinner party In thslr London lodgings In
anim?t? o
CASI "!' ' ! Hg U'.HT TH \ ' ? ?
I ?:? a M? , .- .1 fot bes-H
? a il rendo?
r. o v b' ? ? -
? ...,.,. ??! A,. . -
\i ? Montague I .
t.,11 ?? Vlrkei - A ? ?Ookrutn
?i H Deenee . BU
y Ct, il ^ In. ?m . Welt?
riiH Rayi ??< .......... Roben ? ?
1 ? . r t 1 ? ? ? ? ??
I Mi?n .i;.-.?rir. H ?yer,
Dertrud*
? ?? h, .M-?" 1 n
1 iiMtrr 1 ??ir: Adeline Fdourne
Mr*- Hi.vi- N'Sni
\ Mi ? . I . - "
?i?- . m??-? hext ? 1
"THE STRANGE WOMAN" PLAYED.
?H? : 1 -m to The THI sot 1
Atlantic ' Ity, *> I ?. i**: i** ft Bl
presented Ki .. Perguson In Th. Strange
Woman," a new- tomedy, by William
Hui ii-it. .'it the Apollo Th? an.? ? . I
Th?. play Is m thr.e acta and has for Its
theme the life of an "advanced" woman
in B llttl" Middle Western town B? lldeS
,; Perguson, ths east in.-is.ie
D M sldron, Alphons Ethler, H ?
man. <?tto p Hoffman, Oeorgis Drew
Menduae, Mra PsMs Morris. Sarah M<
Vlcker, Hm a von Leer, Annie Buckley.
l.ois Prances Clarh and Kranr-es White?
bous? After engagements In naitim^re
Washington and Boston the ploy will be
DrfJBCSitSd in New York
'DOLLARS AND SENSE" OPENS.
[iu TelegrSpB to The TributM 1
?prtngfleld, Mass., <>'-t 1.?"Dollars
,i,,i Sense." B new piar, by Porter Km?r*
Ron ltrowne ?van ?roduerd by Cohan ?*
Harris at ths Court Square Theatre h?-t"
to-night, with Douglss Fairbanks in the
principal part. The play Tells the ?tory of
ths efforts of a young heir, who outwits
., band of promoters in the tiei.i of ?tn.-k
Bpw illation BOOtdeO Mr Fairbanks, the
casi Includes Bdward GHUespie, Charles
1-'. Vernon. Vrrhle Hovd. Krank M-ibroe.
?-.iibert Leslie, Qeorga t Barker, Will?
iam ICeOUgh, Albeit Sa'kett. Je>hn rum
bartend, Ben Grabase, Qardlner ?'ran.*,
Alfred Qllmere, Master Edward Qulnn.
Mrs. Stuart Robaon, Patrhla CDlllnge,
Cedtts Clay, Oracs Ooodall, Pauline Duf?
tieiii and Ant.'.' Hedge*
BARRIE SKIT IN "DOLL GIRL."
! a new skit by ) M. Barrio, 'The ceneer
j and the DrarestiOtB," m Which Sir .lames
' has a Mai si ploy esnssra win be intr??
' ?lii-.d TUSBdS) Bight Into 'The Doll Olli,"
th.- musical COreedj al the ?,'lnhe Theatre,
ander ths management of 'bar?es i-r..li?
man. HI? hard ?'arle. Mattle Williams,
Will West and 1'bar?es M.'Naurhton.
members of The DoU ? Jlrl ' east, will
have parts In the skit. Which, it Is un
aouneed, pointa the moral that uni? <?b
?treperouMv moraJ people are ?ompletely
nnmorai.
SCOTLAND'S HOLY ISLE
Vandal Restoration of lona's
Cathedral Ruins.
(CkonigM, mi, by the fceataoed Oeaepaay.)
VlMtora to the H red [sis of iona poo
SSSSI d of I of art or of lev. r
toi tl ? historic peat ?rill be ?pro
four ; ... d i,\ the trandaltstic .??
tOraUon of th- Klorioiis old ruins ,,f ths
? ? Irai of 1 ,if chrts
?' I ? and. It has not onl) ?
: .t also lifted up with v
'i IhlC hra-swnrk. woodwork and Other
tww.iry furnishings from the
h furniture emporiums, Snd which
I off??:-?: ?? . not only by their BggrOB?
siv? .dern Philistinism, but also by
r?'.sm.
ould bay-- desired to u?e
the i ..???. of a hat was
Gael counterpart af Bngiand's Canter?
' burj ...-i w. atmlnster v
is ci ..- B il it ?.asses the I
imagination how- the> could have bad bo
at] as to convert it
into what looka like a brun.i new r
bytertan i hur? h utterly oui of pisos
, ani?n?,' it" wonderful environment
When the late,Lord Leven and Melville
s..0 "? foi the r< etoratlon ol Ho r?
. Chapel, at Edinburgh, ?with the Ideal
? i tl -? d once more ai the i
of the indent Order of the Thistle, Ed? j
. ward vu and his ch tad i declined I
? ? ? tot . on ths ground that |
any attempt at restoration would Impair
the pi tin eeque beaut} ol th? ?**.,.
? l ti.at to repair them w<
tltut? an a t of unp ?i don ible i si
lam. The . ? i attitude In the i
t. r met with universal approval, both at I
bom. I abroad
That th.- : line of the ' 'athsdral ? (
which mean ao Infinitely more lo
. ? ?. > son ,,f s- otland th in Hoi
el, ahould have thus been perm
-.!::?? th* pr< ? of the Inartlai *
?torcr, is limply lnconcel\
it Is onl) fair t.. ?tate thai the present
Duke "f Argyll la In no sense of the woi i
thie i Ime agalnsl an
. olog} it \- sect
tins, since lona, until a few .
to th? i ' tea ..f Arc?. :: Th?
however, greatl) t.. I itlon
i of lus family, made over all I
aatli il rei ill ? on t'r a Island of lona I i
it!.- ti ust? es el thi Pr< ib) ter Is n Ch
? of Scotland, "t which hs was .? ahtnUuj
light, his niain object being to prevent
them from fal Ing into the hands ??f either
? ? Church .?f England or of the Church I
. t Ro
mai!' ?ris.?: DE PONTBWO?
TOOTINgIaRS PAD?REWSKI
i
Busy Foghorn Racks His Nerves
on Ninth Trip Here.
Ignace -inn Paderewald, the r.
i lanl it whs m ide his Srst trip to this
Country In MM, arrived here ?esterda.?
from ?Bremen "ti the Kaiser wiih?.im d< r
Ornes? on his ninth visit t?*? these sh
Although h? win re.-.ive about RM.QM for
III plaj Ini ? ild he woul '
not have ? tiled had he known of th?
great smoui I ol fos thai laj in erall fnr
the Kal I
Th.? vessel was sixteen bo'irs late let?
ting out of '?''' men, and for four day? .
ran Into greet foi pat-be. on th?? At
lantlc Captain Rehm kept the fos-l
?rhlstle working overtime, and it did not
11. ..s.. Paderewski. The tawny hatred |
pianist, always sood natured, was on,
r ?? through lach of sleep and
disturb. I n
He was worrl-d. too. be? ruse he was !
fort?--' i?:ht hours late v\lth his pra '
aiui ..n leaving the pier drove at enes to|
his hotel, When I piano was read? f.t
?um n,. eriii celebrate his Rfty?thtrdj
Mrthdaj la tins eountry ia November.
WHAT ?S fcoiNG ON TO-DAY.
groa adaalaatos te the Americas Messern n'
ibtery, Mew Tork Kooiogical
i . tad Van Certlandt i'*?r?> Hesaaaa
ladresa by Jehs P Mltebel ea "Civle itisht
. .,,-? ?? ili. m.-ting of the Km s
i-ni. ..f \n Uoule' I'nlveraaillit <:hurrh. ball
0* chui b, Oeeaa ?nil ui'inas avenosa
Brookl a ? ?' ?-?"t*
. .h.? of th. Hoai.i of Bdueatlen,
,, 13 p n Manhattan -Da Witt ?iiiu..n I
ills-li s, hf.nl I'.'..". ?.??? t .?rid Tin
inthraclt? Coal, ' i>r rraah .r mii
Vtadl? \*\i High Sein.ol. Hit!, it . ??
i/entb -.?-"t."?*- "Conetantlnopl ' D
Alfr?-J D b Has Un Pubitc ?t Bool 14.
s,,' .'j.. i-:.?->t ?ftb itreet, 'Shalt
Hi- Ttmea " Hirrtnrd A, Por-lj ;
, ftOOl IT, 4-.1 sir..-?, v ri?t f.f Eighth,
"Corn," It <!>-.?i -?? Dooalrii in
Bchool 38, Dominica and Clerk?
,,...,.. -Tb? Philippin? i-1 ta i?.' m ni ?
w MURS*' PsWIe Bchool .'.'". Broa.in?..
In.?,.,..! Insert t.lf?*'' Herbert y \:l.
School rlO. MStli mr<?.*l, tOOt of I'lrst
E ifllBh Balladi " Mlai Or? i
!????. inc. Publie BchO?! BO, 117th atrvet, ?vest
,,t ?- \ en?t? avenu??, "i.ife in Armenia."
Frederick I> Oreeae; PuMI? School PS.
Avenu? A and gaai I2d ?tree?, .-Th.
Hum.oi Body." fn h*re.)en. k
Kno?lei ?Publie School 132, is.'d Mreel
and ?SVadeworth avenue, "HereOits and ii?
profeeeor .*>..inii..| C Bchmueker;
publie Bchool ISO, Suffolk enu R?.vtn?-?on
?it r?.-et S. "Til. Evolution of the 1
Uva." Ojoote? Is, yea? 1er.
Your duty?to regiater. Make your
plans so as to get your name on the
books to-day. They ara open between
7 a. m. and 10 p. m.
SPANISH CARDINAL DIES
Archbishop of Toledo, Gregory
Aguirre y Garcia.
Tol.-l... gi .,:, ,,, , | .,-.,,,,.:lil, Grej<ftry
Maria AgMiTe y Oarc|a> Ar-hhUhop of
Toledo ami Primat* of Spain, died to?
day. He ??me horn at Fola dl ?iordon.
March IX, is.;;,, ;,?,i wma rr?a.,?. (.?..,,lrial
by Tope rioa April || mn
Th? death of the PrMSSte Of IpeJn r?s
dnees th.- memberehli of the College of
Cardinals to H Mince the beginning of
th* present yssi tare other csrdlnals have
rt'.d. Pl.-tro ReSBSghl, ?'ard!i:?l Virar of
ROOM, on Manli _. and Joel \ ives v
TatS on faei-ternher 7
-e _
WILLIAM J. DEAN.
William I Dean, Kener.,1 ?stage director
for DavM Helas?.??, did at Kew- Oanlene,
?-?on*? island, eariv yesterdsy morning,
Mr. D*!sn was Davtd Brrissco'i right hand
In the ?llrectlon of his StSgS d*| artment
for the lasi ten years He had a poal
?lua In handling the people and
d*tSHa of the stage, and he was. if nos
albl*, ever, more beloved by the members
Of his working crews than by a?iy others
with whom h?- was SSStUSSlsd Mr.
Belasco feels his personal loss deeply.
an", yesterday all rehearsals were dia
mhsssd in his honor
Mr. Dean was for a lontr time stage
msssger Sf various stock companies,
notai ly trios-- In Toledo and Rochester.
Later he came to Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Th.-atr?. in this dty. nnd It was trier.?
that Mr Belasco discovered him ten
years ego He was a member of the
l.amhs and th? Players. The funeral will
take place from his bom? t.,-day He
leaves a wife and a mother, the latter
livlnt* at Athens. Ohio, where the body
will 1 * take:, for burial.
THOMAS HOWELL.
Thomas H"w<-ll. son of Vi, .-, h.incellor
?lames f. Howell. of New Jersey, -lied at
the home of his father. Xo. Ltv? Riverside
avenue, Newark, yesterday afternoon
from diabetes. He was stricken early on
Monday morning at his home, in Montreal.
Accompanied by his wife, he was hurried
here and then rem??ved to his father'a
home.
GENERAL FREDERICK M. SACKETT
Provlrienre, o? t. !??Frederick M Sackett,
for nearly a quarter of a century odj'itant
peneral of the Rhode island militia, died
to-day. He was seventy-three years old.
While a senior la Brows I ntvetstty h?*
vent to the front and fought throagts
most of the ?Ivll War. In later years ha
became presstasat a? a poetisa manu?
facturer.
MRS. HARRIET G. BUCK.
IEy r?lagrepa U- Th? Tr:!':ne |
H.irtf<n?l, Conn., O. t. h?Mrs. Harriet
?"ros- enor ISuniti'n Bo? k, widow of the
Rey. Horace Hall Buck, a well known mis?
sionary In Idaho. Washington and other
Western stat.s year* ac?, died to-day at
Armsiassr, the boms endowed by the iat?
Mrs. Elisabeth Colt She was l>orn In
Qetvisston, Tes She wa-s the laughter of
Dr. flaorgo gumner, and w.ns a school
toecher in Rens arhen she was married.
gb* leav?8 four children?Orosvenor Muck,
ot Kssas* City; 0?M rue g Puck, of Ken?;
MUlian* W. Buck, of Hartford, and Doro?
thy F. Buck
HENRY ZOLLER.
Kort riatn. N. V %Oct. 1 - Henry Roller.
who made a fortune In cattle raisin?- and
mining tn Montana, died here to-day at
the *g? of fvehty-slx vears. He belonged
to one of the olde-u families In the Mo
hswk Valley, going West when a youns
man and returning here many yo-trs a??>
ini living in r<-ttrement
?
ALTMAN PALLBEARERS CHOSEN.
The funeral of Benjamin Altman ?Mil
>/e held at I'M o'clock this morning at
the Temple Kmanu-Kl. Fifth avenue and
Ud tint t Th? pallbearers ?rill be Will?
iam Churchill Oastier, Or. Bernard Sachs,
?3-Borg* R Bead, John L Csdwalsdsr,
K.iwin Jaases Itslnsr, Willie? H. Torter.
UiltOB M Kkln. Janus H. Thompson.
.Mired P. Boehm, Prank I.. N'iifent. r.us
\ Hammer and Th?M>dOr* V Hobby.
? - ?
MEMORIAL TO FIRST MAYOR.
The Willett memorial eomatittss of the
?rill dedicate October II the
memorial to Thomas Willett. drs* Ma*.or
Of the City of New York, whfch th* City
Club has erected st ths iirtsl pis e of
Mayor Willett snd his aif%ls Iks ossss
tery st RiversMe, R ?
DIED.
Altman. Benjamin. Hi'-on. Joseph
Crocker. Ali? sD Ba kett Frederic M.
! ??in, William J. Terr?. .1 < W
Kvartr, Maxwell. Todd, Man K P.
Geddea, Peter. Wells, Sarah C
ArLTMAN "n Tuerdsy, i")ctober 7, Ben?a
n in Altman, at hia residence. No. M
ral aervicea will
.-.? the Temple Emanu-Ki. Fifth ave and
M st. on Friday morning, October VA
at half-past nliu o'clock Interment prl?*
rat. I- Is earnestly r? luested that no
flov. ra lie
? R.i'KKR- < ?n Tueaday, '">< tobar 7, at her
residence, ?o 69 Ea*( .1 st, Alicia O,
widow of El en B. Crocker, In th? nth
-..ir of h? r ?sg?. Funeiai servi?*? - st
house, Friday. October IS, at I ??clock
I papers p.? ase COP)
DRAN William J . al ht- late resMeneSt
Austin and Mewbol? ? Kew ?lar?
dea?, i.on? island. ?October '.?. 1911 1er?
v.. i ? at .; i? m . Friday, ? ?ctober 10, ?>rl
vale. Burial st Ath? ns, ??hi...
EVART8 "o Tussdsy, October T. IMS, at
hi.- i si.!, ac? . at Wind ?i. Vt . In the Flat
v.-a ot his age, Maxwell youngest .-on
01 the late William M. and H? lei. M
Rvarta ?Funeral service* at t-'t Paul's
Church. Wliidaor, Friday morolng, Or*?
tober i??, at n o. i-?. \
DEDDEi ?On Wednesday. Octobers, ma.
I',?t, r Osddcs, at h la residsnee, So. zzt
Clinton 8Vo., Brooklvn l'uner.,1 private
Ht'DfOW?On Wedneed i y, October I IMS,
.i..-,ph Hudson, aged hi year* I months
m "ni II days Funeral st his late i
denes, N?> MO Nelson ave. peeksk'.li.
v -i., on Bsturdsy, October U, at i >o
p m.
SAi'KKTT?Suddenly, in I'roviden? ??. R. I.,
on the Mh inst.. Frederic Moaely Bocke
.ii. son of the late Adner and Ells*
Williams Sackitt. In t!i. 71th year Of hi*
?age. Funeral tu rvtcee will be held at hi.?
let,! i. m<i- it ... N" 177 George .-i . >?n
tnnday, Oct?>ber it, at 3 a, m Kindly
i Sowers
! RRTf?Wednesday evening, October S.
1*13, at her residence, Kiisi"?i.(ni. n*. j..
j .j-a ; >ii i ti.- Christina Wilder, widow <?f
ti. late j. Wadsworth Terrr. M. i> ?i d
daughter of the late s V .*? *A*lM#r
I'uneral ?> im? es at h?r |at< resldenc*
Friday sfternoon, Octc*ber Id, upon
rival >?f t-'ri<- it ft. train lea-ring Jersey
C?ty at rt:U o do, k
Tiiin? On Tueeda) evening, October 7.
Mary Ellen Parsons '!'>.id. daughter of
th.- late ? lemenl s Parson* and widow
?f John To.id. Funeral tervices at
Christ ?'hur.h Chapel, )-"*:anklln a\e.,
New Brighton, ?-?tat. n Is?nd, on Fri?
day. October w, ?t uno a. m
WELI'S?At r'uerhkc.-psic, \ y, *3etnber
v Barsh Cornelia Wells. Funeral at tt
?Paul'sChurch. Poughkeepoie, N v., l'ri
.l.i v, Octob? r IX at 4::'?? p m.
CEMETKRIICS.
THE WQtMMLAWa ?KMFTKItY.
StSd SI By Harlem Train and by Troll?;
Offre. ?JO Kakt 98?* St.. N. T.
OtTTCES.
MMN ?JKK1CE?No. l.*?4 Nassau atre?t.
UPTOWN OFFICE -No. latil Broadway, or
un?, ?.meric-ii Dietrlet "1 ?-l?--eiit|an OfTk-e
HARI.F.M OFFICE?No. IB" East 123th
?treet No. 2?iat Weal USib atr??t in* >?,
S1U Wo- *2otb ?u.-,?

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