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rfhe Conning Tower
? ?
? 11 n g
; maki fr? ?
I . ' ??;,...
nit'
:? red?ly
:?? r,
Mil.'?
; ?rties
sck, i-.. ,1...
stive of the men ""'
? " i ?i? (hey ?re wl
- ?'
? ? ?"? i ' ' ' olorado do . -
lei t. si] through his Mr.
? "Mitch? ? ? expiai ation is thai
rep urt tennis, in the accounts of which
. . Mr Gould" and "Covey." And Mr.
? ? i. while G ?lit | are
IK M Hr RY OF C. \. MERZ.
-, if prominently displayed upon the left
Il - the identity of the dis
a crowded subway ca? on h
1 ;en. \uu wear tortoise shell
i ? ?? e a spoil shirt, too, and intone
\ry i Undeswood.
? * * .
thought, Sir. that Genius and Beauty were
?Doctor Sam Johnson, Cyrano <ie Bergerac
.. Hut I was wrong. Sunday afternoon (about 6
.i I saw YOO?F. P. A.-~on a Bronx 1'ark subway, with a
??le of letters, addressed to you, in your lap. Ah. the injustice of
??igods 1 that a man with a conning-tower mind should be graced
with an arrow-collar fi A. o. B.
How ?hr? pcT than a s?ment'? tooth It is to have a grnoeless
? to Mr. <". A. Merz, we must confess that ?1
un he Sunday afternoon this Merz telo
II ything I can do for you?" he a?ked. "Yes."
vf -e?; wn to the Tribune office, pet my mail and
e." Which he did. Bui we ha?i no idea that
be ?*?-? I it.
T-i those who saw Mr. Merz and. thinking il whs we. were dis
: hat even so archaic-looking- a thing as
M?rz h ? beauty, magnetism and attractiveness.
the October Metropolitan' arouses
w ? ? ist rates th< froi . ? ????
?an of 1 " which run :
"? - make heroes assemble
rty'e form stands in view.
The Politeness Score i? 6-5, the Ladies Lesding: Pir?t Set.
1 slloway'i min : "?rig him
'.'?'. Mariai ..eing the first to revive from the stunning
luctor's kindness, hnd the necessary prosence
? :. and partially discharged the debt by
?Stan*- ? two-cent stamps and the undying gratitude, ad
?rrati? - of hi* beneficiaries. The FRIEND.
The ' always has irritated us, but just as an
the Blotter Beater. "His " say-. Si,
"that - '.pon the inno(*enl bo that one's
BSJBT h - ? ? the floor and one's pen stutter? at the
aids] ps ? ' . . . - anybody know the Fountaiu
THE DIAR. 01 01 U OWN S-\M' EL PEPYS.
lay? all the da: ? : snd with some
sssjMs i ire; and C. Norria and Kathleen to dinner,
?T.irgaret.a fine black-haired girl; and much
talk of tit Bul K. said nought about my miscalling her
hook "1 : ? ?? '.ni- 1 should ha\e said "The
Story o? . nd liad she said, Great grief! I ?are nought
I. eth Page P-r-i-c-e, I had
deemed tl ait .<? I. But ood a sportswoman
for that, Heav? her. i
: a!! '.he res1 of the day
I itoppi eadins C. Men to dii i i and later rame
lorf, 'he school-teacher.
is, ami I did gro*a ei y cold, ha? -
.. pai ns had rue to luncheon, and thence
re I trounced him again, poor wretch. To the
office the-., ? ening until late, but with no great ?
I saw ?t and,
uthep sine of Gascony, which made m?' slumbrous,
ard ga-.e ?
?r -, ?. name until he was sixteen,"
?ays The . ? K<-;r Hardie. "His mother waa hia
?eichei.' then riea Scisson. "Votes for motl
leach?-V"
I H VI VERS l-IBKi: RV<?
'STi
R .. ? \nthoiogy.
do a fetterless dance,
kles of the classic measures,
' the rhythm and the superfluous rhyme,
feet !
ground in ? trat, trot,
trot;
. . ? circles of
?
h
r
>
? a little hop.
. iden
'.f all moverru
? a while on the topic of
Ima;
? ful, as we speak, not to male
An inadvertent rhyme.
We trip we may make a III ?
? vernacular,
I he ; ,?;,r (hat ver.-i'??.
Si With the dance unconfined.
| v.iftly here and hitb? ?
, . ? ..-.,.?
Wat
' "?' our di . . than <mr vers? ?a,
?And oui lev? ii In?- si than both,
My hij^'h
J. (?. I
i?;,. iforai ? ??? nnsmii tst
hi, with the bs shall
^ Pul'!"- I " bad '?? mors mai agi ra lik? ha."
m
N?eaocriei H?,: h,?-:" F. T. A.
3 HORSE SHOWS
ATTRACT SOC?TY
Westchester, Piping Rock
and Bryn Mawr Exhib?
lions Open lliis Week.
I ECTURES TO All)
DIKr KITCHENS
M?-ns Sara S. Wiborg hi Be th?.
Bride <?f Gerald < .
Murphy.
three hoi . ? rhich i
takei ..i; . le rest ar<
lie - . 4-k th.. |(l\ ?
Mawr exhibition open? ?> and
v ill be continued until '! l. ? da
niinual sho
. '. I
begin on Thursda) ?
Frida; '. alle-,,
Long Isl?n i. -i the n lal
shy? held by the Westehester Count;
it White Pli i ?
? - da}. 'I'll ?h r-.iny, I rida?
and Sir m day. Al! these exl
will ? ? -?ib, r* of
><... l.l ?n large nun I '
. hose vt 1," l.i,. ?- made ?
paces i
V\ i Steh? *>-l 'low ni,- M i. and "-I :
< (liver Harri ma,:. Charles I?. 1
?I* and Mrs, Ralph Bilis, Mrs : H.
\l. in*, m rbee, Mr. and M : s 0
Reid. Mr ai .1 Ml s Em? t lsel .
hi 'i Mi s. Nathaniel < . Re; nal, M -
Mrs. (ieoiK-..- D, F. I.nth. Mr. and Mi
Percy A. Rockefeller, S, Bryci W ii
and Paul G. Thebaud.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark and
Mr. ami Mrs. Philip Stevenson will
leave town to-day for the Bryn Mawr
| show. Mr. and Mrs. dark' will be
guests i.:" Mr. and Mr- A. .1 Antelo
l>evnreux, at Urelan.i. Perm., and Mr,
and Mrs Stevenson will stay with Mi
ai -1 Mrs. .lohn I!. Fell, at Camp Hill
Hail, Fort Washington. Penn.
tor the benefit of the New York Die!
Kitchen Association, of v. tin h Mis
Henry Villard is president, a sen?
talks on current topics will be
by Ml fessics l.o-.t-r I'avr.e at Aeoli
aii Hall on alt?rnale Wednesday
:-.gs, beginning on October 27. The
? Is will be devoted to the ?on.
of the association, which maintains
e-.gh*. nulk stat'uiiH m tl.e congested
sections of the city, where mothers
me taught how to care for them
and their babies ?nd pun- n
The patronesses of the leeturei
elude Mrs. William ('unis Demorest,
Arthur S
il. Bi rs. Joseph V
llenrj P. l'u\. s< ?'
Mary !.. I't ..> ? and
M;.- Louise Bai
Mr. and M i - Frank li. Wiboi %
? ngagemei
Sherman Wiborg,
to Gerald ? . Murphy, son of Mr. and
Pati Murphy, of this
Ier of !
''. borg, a ho a ai mai ried to
ter Fish a . Satur
? nptoi . Long
where Mr. ai ; ?' i - Wiborg ha) ?
tea
: i om Yale He - ? ;.-.- pi i
of the Mark Cross Company, u: ? .
bis iatiui is president.
1 rom Boston ? ai
eng igemenl of Misa Mm -
? daughter of th?.*
Rev. and Mrs, ?ieorge Jar-.;- IV
Lawi ence, a member of the
Knickerbocker and Harvard clubs of
He ??'as graduated from II u
; and until three years a^o
uas , ? - - -? N. "i k. He re
returned from Fran *-. where he
ected with the America
ce Corps, il.- mai ri? .i fo u
Pai Lois S
i n y. ai.,1 since bri dea ai d Ii
have mad ir h im? ??? I i
h i s mother, Mrs Jams Lawrence, of
on,
... -, , "d in
the wed ling o
-.o Theron B. Hoyt, of
. ?i ? ob?i G at ' he bride's
urgh. The cei emonj
? i by the Rev. Dr. John
li. Willay in the presence *?: relatives
and a few intimate friends. The bride,
?ho ?ill be given away bj b.-i |
j. Will am II. Simiri. will havi hei
Mi-- Margaret Carnegie, foi her
m h id of honor hm.I onlj att? i dant An
.iln-w. Carnegie, 2d, a brothn .'f the
bTide, will be be-* man
Mis Helen Hartley .lenk
:.. man-) Francis Hunt Geer, a soi. oi
th.* Rei W Montagu? ileei. ?ricai ol
-.- Paul's I hapel, n the chapel,
Broadway and Fulton Street, on Oc
? ber i'?'. will bave her sister, Miss
Hart ley Jenkins, ? hei maul of
., ?desmaida will be Mi -
i ..* lelia and Miss (*,!' > ude Geer,
. ? ? am -l -- V
a. n? Moore, - I
and Miss Mar; ? leveland and Mis?
,, >,,,., ,;,. g, o? Sew m leans,
I-'. Shelton l-'i.ii will be Mr. Geer'a besl
hen will be Knoi
l ? roop l.l er and VI
i - ?. i othei - \ ' r 1
Harold Phelpi Stok? -. I ewis A, Coffin,
jr., and George F. Butterworth, Jr. The
ceremony will be followed hi ? recep
. ' the home of the bi ide's parei I -.
und Mi -?. Geoi <e \^ alkei I? i
- Madison Avenue.
and Mi?. Craig B ddle *
rive in town from Newport on Friday,
i and ait. i a shorl itaj h? r? will go on
to Hoi Springs, Vu.
Mrs. Nicholas LongWorth, Jr., \* In
ati and ? - ati
. a* the Ritx ? .h Iton, She came on to
olas Longworth, ?bo
arr.M . rope ve<'erdn\ .
Mi and Mrs. ? Horace Hat.lii | *
t the last four ?e.-ks a- ion
Mr*. Harding's parents, Mr. und Mrs.
ey, at f .. Itai ;
I Put-in-Bay, Ohm. have returned to
their country place o" 'he Rumson
Road, Seabiight, N. .'
Mr. ai.d Mrs Heth Lorton bave re
. . from ? vieil to the Panama Pa
i- Exposition and i- I gfa the
i 'anadian Rockii Coloi ado and other
lates and have opened
eountr) place al Garden City,
I i aland, fot the fall m-a?on.
Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt hs
rived n town froas her eountrj
at Hyde Part and i?_?t the Rita-Carl
ton.
Newbold T Lawrence. Jr. will leave
ittei pari tb< i eek to
rtiic?-e. Miss Maj ? romwell,
tonville, Md.
William Fitihugh Whit? *
rlton, will sail for
,- d to morrow an board th.- Rol
! ? m.
?-e
700 Royal Rugs at Art Sale
An important collection of rug? at
: prospective bidders ai d I
i ?? \ . * ue Art Galleri?
andred ?ere
. on exhibition, The colle?
. ? this week begin
ning a? ? o'clock this att. rnoon, in?
cludes nue ip? eimem of roj
, rids, Bokhara* and antn*ui
M cs beds.
\II?SS RMZABETIl UR1RK ?IIBHKX.
Iv? "... Prss?
Daughter ol Presiden! and Mrs. .lohn lirier Uibben. ?if Princeton, who
i engaged to Dr. Robert Maxwell S?coon.
EVA ?ANGUAY IS
MERELY HERSELF
Vivacious Singer Corners
Capital I's at the
Alhambra.
W ? ?. new :.i>n?- ? . , Tan?
ca] At the
Tar
? ? about h< . lelf :in?l
r. i- .? line
. IV?.,
.. .. i. fana
'. .-??!?? | ;
ently, for the
? i. 01 thai went far
toward j . ? :? rtion that M;-s
ia . ? vaud? ? , ?. steal draw
i eonstitutei
!?ct" in the two h-dm
own orchestra lesder,
? ? tern compared
of capital I's thai ahe <;.i
i ' .?? i'.,.? Koos? ?
... i: ?. Ba ' it lei .i ,
. n ii hit ir, . in
- not carry ??:' 'the g i I
thare, \\ tli Bessie Crawford, he pre
ir iketeh, "11."
id h?- Lady." Eddie
? ? .i- .j:e ?releo :
..: bis "!..
the i-urthiii ? u lid b?
. ".ii.
!' I tne, tl >? "Ami ri?
tma i " oo k e d i
: e? le "(Jin ga Din" at
did. Iren?
both ?ir!? and Will
Burns and i'.l Lynn won merited auc
?nil di ?? sets. Kd?? ina
fered ? plaj lei "Tl
Home Breaker," which a ?uld have been
I in pro?, ?',! I.? tiie ? i m Bsrry'i
i ins;..-i I'alirii i.i'. fglei. and ,
the ! Ii " ? inkers, gyi ? M it- hrd I
?.? ihow, i ? -i)?-, l
No one tl inks iinr h blessing; we
erti by thin
agon? with
purposing mcrel) to pio?>- tin?? ??m
if you Hie un oi n the myriad
? ave adopted thii philoso
.... -.' y i.f handkerchief?
wh?
the Prospect Theatre, Brooklyn, tin?
wi-fk. Bergers is there In a
new v ar pi - not only ca? feel
I. ? ... babies as Nasimova
is bad,
: on. v nipmenl of voice
power, Mis Bei gei
tains I ? ??
ten n le she ;- trying to de?
sdi the birlh si? r.<
son, -in* fallu it at *':rst, but
bei busband - summoned to bat
? pled for life and hei
rs) bullet, all in four
longer, and
?
be no more
?
ne??.
Sylvester Seh I his
. ..? un'.'.
mai -ti !|i and ? he numi i othi
mal
elf
Tl., nd witl ms of Mel
.. \. ?
won unusual applause a' yesterday'a
pei formunce, (Ml
mu? Sylvester, form? ' 'Vu.?' ?.
? good
? i \ i,.11 i ?? .uid Bell.
M asir, dance and <ii ima ?re rn .
? . i
i ? .i bed by Wil
?? I he Bomb" a?
?? i i . Bomb"
?. re mi :-. ami
I,as bi
'..i.
h hei ....
n? i .. ? er, In an ?
?
devill? le of R ? i and
??
and company, in dsn? ? - of
the i rsriel '?'?
., burlesque of 1
is Eleanor Ball, ?
it; H h i ? i ate ad company, in ? -.?
and the
?
Thr I
. : . ' -
. ? '
Fo urteei
?.ill.
Ii.. ra ire Paul A
I iposes"; Eimore
and Williai 1er snd the
I'nirinal Honey
? Iville and I?oyle and
D
??Tl.. ? su," a novelty plsyl? t,
! in which most ef the character
?llili? ?locks, top? thil
week's I.ill at the <>rpheum. Sam Chip
\ and Mar.? Msrble are in the cast
? m importai ? i ?r. w illism ?'?'urileiith
and company in "Pearlie?." a eomedi
. ? .i i Georg? I llohart. I
I Othef art- an? the Watson \
I ma and Yosco and Winsor I
I HcCayi cartoonist.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"Treasure Island*1 Being
Altered for Dramatic
Purposes.
In anticipation of a
on November 2, "Tree. Island,"
? h< li Judj lat..
ruipped wil
II
.
Produ? ? ? .Hing
rhi ? -.
nil u
great mi ? ? th? i own
,. ' . ?? B) uli
ma* inea da ?
iilver, who
in bin pa ?? men) ion
tip? i '. al pai : in
?h<- ... Goodman
appear
decoi ttive
purpo * ? ??? ill be
?
toi. >'? I not jui
t ify M i. Hopki *.s m ? . ? i r.? ? com
Ii4-ut u.-i ?? ith the Wii ? I , they
are expected to worl foi the greater,
populai ity of 1 ?
, Thoma? Coflln
Stuart Wa i el h and
Hare ijeli'a
a*enl mpd d
a rehi srss rden y<
e< to..
President V ? Pi
Ko..-. -. elt and 1 e?l t?
. !.. II pp id 11..,. ... ng on 1 bu i ?day
rsei
?a ?mpo isible I an oui ced thai r? p
esenl
tes v.1 i be
led.
"II. ." adapl**.l
by Lee Wil ? larry L< on
.a,-. r al ' he
- k Theatre, I ' . - night.
H? o ib'- tul
month ib.
?ill b< ? . Volk.
Mai er, of the Winter C?r?
pala of " I be
Ph.- - inn SI .-.-. " ; nd ' I'he Blue Pai ?'
diae" . -1. . I party at th?
. : ? ':' ? - I ?
nigh). \ i. will be the gue?I
honor, h s ?? n,,. Passing Snow"
?! si is depart >? :.?.' " i in- Blue
di-.-" noi the i, i Pe ., ,
-s ii Topics" ? hat e
? ? entur)."
which is the ?? on thai anj
i ecoi.! . ).<?.-! be? li m ..;? if ' ,;t i >?
Tin- Ned
pla) *-.i to -. ;."i. - i n ighl and
turned away vo thousand persona,
much a- il hu it
scene Lsi night ?
anee ol " l"he Two \ rl i " m which i
In the iup
porting cast sr< ? \\ alker,
Hai lee \\ right, Blan? he 1
?ne W h il ton, Hei bei t lloa ? in an.i :
?nee Phelps "The Two \ rtues" ?ill
.?.un.- to the Bool h n? I M mday.
'I he 400th pel formanee of
?'hm" v. .11 ? ? ? the Globe to- ?
omei > and
Stone will ? ..-i-non
? |?
in trod ii taken I
100 nigbta to
memoi ? -
.... -. :
of "T*.. *
\ langei
K nick
? ?
The
. ? ," ha*. .- af- '
the **.n
In
e kin.? n ai i
V Jo
.. , ?
J W. BOOKWALTLR. 77. DIES
nhloan Owaad id uno \. r,-. in N'oaaaaka
? I'n?u. i tout ul in Politics.
|
. announced
\\ . }: f this
city, i apital
many years pror*
Mr, Bool ter ? I 60,000 acres of
land in Nebraska and ha
? d manufac- ten Its in
A .niarter of a century igo he was ;
the I', ? Got? rnor
of Ol, ? .-ssful
candidate for United States Senator
?- ??- ? ?
l \iii i I IZABBTH BEI ? K.
\ sneonver, B. C, Lad?
. 'ter of the Karl '
? i .... , ? I at Inv? ran r<. H i
v?*ars i
ago to K?ndr>I[ ?
land rancher with laige inter.
the CslassMa i'allejr, j
PALACE BLESSED
WI?H VAR?ET
Vaudeville Bill Enliven?
by ;>i irs of Varying
Magnitude.
PASSING COMMI IN I
ON A SWAN'S DEAT
Debt of American Drama
( heesc Considered and PIckl
Heresj Discussed.
H? HEI WOOD BROI s.
IP III) I
?
10 to 1 that s
i... I
?
' ? ...
..? >r ...in.
.
? and en
in, d.nic
.
? fact,
'.'? 01 n li.
ik to her bii mat ion.
The swan d
I '
'! .'- Iltlll
II
.i Misi Wo
.h m iag v io i men
?'?':?.
? ?? ry, and tl a ?
-
\ -i ?1 si Worth finished
pped iti o a c? -s dress i
? .1 allowed the audiei ??. to ???
gowi
I.
undoubtedly no records ?? ?
Kor our part we hate to ha i
'.i on ,.- ','.<:<
ha n ? ight ?.) ehoose Ins o?
brook snd ? ? . -, ..>; pU?
Herz, and AL
ander Ca? r in his p sy, " (?n Api
Shower," are I . men i
.i pie . m, bill v nous to
.
il
heard "Urean Ch inato ' " sung bi
?? . or "Hone) Wait for Me,' oi tn
ian Krancisco ' Fril
QOttO
Hei ? >.?'?? hrs; in a soi
ti which he mpersonal 's on old acte
who linall) turns to the movies '.? mal
\ .. | fa ?
can .i... the seto begins "To be or n
ti. be, t bal i th.il ?oi "
interrupted with "Nol on your lit
Whut wi
ater."
A floorwalker is another amusii
cl ractei ization, nd
i ict ir ?? ..'' .i m'in tiling
i ti night flush i don?
emotional sp
foj the se tond w e??k,
Woolf a: <! bin ? ?. ? April Showei
ra? ;i l . I
in i the dialogue througho?
is .-?cell
Kfi-i'i V Bowers sans ani ; m
ber .it si. \gi with snd withoul tl
? emben ol ? quart t, and Li
; lian McXiel ami Pern Black, in 'I
*a:i ?? h ni? . " lid ?? ell in dai
! in' m- ' ? h 'i "?! e
? reetinf of any jn tbe lull.
.
Diamond Sib?, Brenrai
!.?? 'hn ?' l);l Ku; Ho? and th? "Co .
Sea" wen othei numbers on i
ill'. .?! -'|i.-,l . I 'I I' IK. II'.
t\ t.'-. ? 11.' \ .
is written at leas I a .?( an i
: hould be .1 ??- oted t.i cheese. Mel s
ng, it is the chin
which rule.? the hand which
i Nr unfair to a*iv?
i redit to an i
.r .t'.i'i a, but ?
? ? dramal ic d< ?
Ian ' i i''-.
was .t time when no librettist coul?
? -.? i.-.., i . ? hile in ..
?he comic possibilities of both fa
? i,i .n'.i. i ' ..i..! Boquefoi : have been
. d and >'? ed
m particular
I
is tin- -, ame hi
the characti i s o? "Tov n Topi? ? " _ i '?;??
.i gen litj ut' th.- in. ??-. ?-.
?.',..i? I.a- nowhere been lie'ter illu?
trated than in it..- < ase - ??- ? heese.
Here is a curd which distinctly violates
the unitie th?
made il their ver) own. Scorning ma
i Ism, they have ieiz?d upon no'
itance, ?? ":' ?'? and
lokes
thus.- about th? boles in
heese.
There was a time when th? pickle
.1 destined to su|
?his here?) has been repelled, .??> well
? ??, and th?
ghetti heterodoxy.
. dran at ic si renfth to
reight It
all the lin?
??.i i an m isical i omedie wer? placed
. nd to end thr? would reach fron
t? the .-an 1 rani -? - Pail and
the n ' omi
? , . i.. taue am! vo id 'ws in
\,-w York tbii season will fane)
i ,,!,, ? are making I
,,.',., . motto of a libretl ?I ?
-M ich ma) be madd of a cheese if it
be caught old."
K. Wells, i ? press
? d
. n a two ?
n which h? h.?
jmoiiic the
worth) t ngi of I
-W . ?t.nc
. . . ? i sque," the ?
. ont nu? . ?
ri) musical numbei < ai
.. ? es, Mr.
ivini
WOMEb'S DEPARTMENT
William P. Bonbrighl & Co.
In? orporatod
i 4 Wall Street, New York
I !*??.%? to invi ? ?; funds in order to obtain the hi
it sacrif.cn g the safety o? prin ipnl is a
problem facing every investor,
Our V i Department ln*< made .? arefu
problem and foi the benefit of its
d .. selected list of securitie
6 . which ;irr recommt nded
to -.vumen investors.
i his li?*t will be sent upon appli? al ** i .* hi
..'i ription ot the securities recommend
AI.ICI
l)irc< tor \1 omen s De|
'
\ ? ?? ?? Mr. w IR? i ? ' ?
'. w e? p, for
; . '
iuei
FASKIONSSHOWN
AT COHAN THEATRE
Mrs. Whitney Would Have
America! Women l?av
Wore f?>r Oowns.
rhe flrst of a i ? -
o-' Mrs. Whitney's Fashion ShoM ??.
given a' the Cohan Theatre yesterday.
Other? will folio?*
and Friday.
The show apei
of brilliant red, grasa, white ami
where prettj blonds and brunette man
display the . rt-a* .o || of R
Paqmn, Jenny, (i.-orgette and Cheruit,
and also some of American fi-tr.s. The
i la) which was v. ritten s
the gowni rai omitted, a*? Mrs. Wu?
ne*, ?. - .. raid the audience real .
onlj .m 'm- frocks and preferred
to take . s ?aahions itraight.
I - a bi ief introduct on Mi i. Wl
atated 'hut *?lie wanted to pe
an w< ii -n to wea more ?
. r,--..?-r if neceaaary, b
bettei uualitj ami mon- su-tu.l to I i
"We give you the faahione," she saui.
"but ' -? me what you elect to
v. rar ''
The American woman. .\iij vVI
? said, lias not leaiiit-d to be indn
lin dreas, but buya wha ?-. th*
majority are wearing, regardlcsaof her
it) ? In tb<* Paria workrooms
there ar.- no duplicates, and the I .
short, the slender or siout womao h..
h m/ designed esp? . ; t-cr.
\\ sollen Pari?
thia ya..-, but there would teem, how
ever, to b.- no dearth o
' * idea and aati
endeavoring to bi na ibou ?. re* ?val ot
the use of fancy ribbons, vu' ou
j bioidtrs and er. orl Example*
h tendenc) were ihown in costumes
!<-. Paqu ? and Jenny.
The ival thrill of the af'eriioon 'i .1 '
furnisbed Ir, a |ire*.t\ niannikin attired
in p ut- tights, who tried on dihTi
of corsets, nightgowm -i .?
negligees. Evening gowns wars
i'e..us i?, color and aumptuoua as :<? mi -
teiial-, silver and gold lac?, furs,
eatin, embroidery and artificial flowers
be-ng combined in one garment
The extreme ?^eo lets - a thing of
*h.- past, rhe cut this season i.- equally
auitable foi a grandmother or a school?
girl. Skirts for both street and ev?
Moot are extremely short and more ab '
breviated in the front than in th?
A., interesting feature of the fashion
show were the artistic jewels vorn with
each gown t?00,000 worth .>?'' them, ac
I cord ng to the producera made ape
ciall) foi the occasion and loaned ii\
Uattle 1 I o
OBITUARY
MRS, PANNIE GRAVES LATHROP.
\\. ii Orange, N. f., Sept 27. '
KHimie f!revea I.atino,, widow of Le\
( liapman Lathrop, died here Sundaj
She waa a daughtei ol Rufus R. Graves,
-, ?? . ? Plymoutl Ch irch,
,",iu.ii i*. :.. ami w..s born on Columbia
Heights. On November B, 18X17, sin
..ir i.d to l.ivi ? hapman Lathrop
.i broker ar.d member of tlie New V
Cotton ur ii Stock exchangee, bv Hei
u ard Beecher. Mr, l. ithrop died elgbl
ago Mrs, Lathrop was a membei
uf Uie Colonial llames of America and
the Daughters of th** American R?r?roIu
tion. Mrs, Harvey Strong Chatfleld, of
\> . fork City, and Mrs. Henry Has
kins, of South Orange, N. J, survive
her.
JOHN H. WYKTH.
.John II. Wyeth, forty-three, a retiied i
manufacturer, ol 300 ?West 10f?th .
Street, died suddenly on Saturday In I
Chicago, while on an autoaaobile tria
with 1 ia wife o tlie I'anama-I'aeiti.
ExpoeltiOB. He sulTered a atroke of
paralysis, Mr. Wyetp was actively in?
terested in 'tie affairs of the Mew sor
Athletic ?hib and in motoring, Burial
w.:t be mads at St. I..j*i:?*. li.? birth?
place.
SEORGE P. H. MITAT.
George P, H. McVay, Afty-fivs, of
Huguenot, Statea Inland, who for the
last aeventeen >eais had been em?
ployed in the Paymaster* Ofllca, Dl
of R^funiN ni' the Finance Oe
partment, died suddsal) yesterday in
,- from bear- I
ROBERTSON MM At IKY.
(real, Sept. 57 Roberta in Ma
?
? ? mpanv of Canada, die,) '..
He was righty-threo years old.
and ??? known throughoul the es
lathei of 'he insuianee b i
m ranada
Dt '
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?auxru.-r of th
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iembei 29, al ' 1 s m.
LATHROP At Huttoi Park, West Or?
u n ?^ ? I., Septei 1915, Psa?
...p Puns
v? 11 i be he!.! at 11
Miss O?a
D p. m., W<
. urriy.il of
la. . | Ilohoken
at l:Oa In termes 1 at convenience of
famil)
, \t,',t M v Rams? ? S J . Septem
? ? ?
? . rviesa
I'.ain
' -
i arrival of Erie train U'nvtnjc
.!,?!?-??>? ? r ? a'. 1 :10 p. m.
MORGAN Suddenly, a* bia home.
indar, Ssptssahti
; !.. Dr. I? Park? forgai
tor ? the < ?el of the
his 'id
be held at th.
?it'th Street and 1
L'it)
ar S p. m. I- ' ill be
. at < hnit I hut.
on U "'t i - '. at I
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?IKO. MORGAN L? ?/IS, S? i
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inr srooDi i?> cnarrEaSf,
IMS SI llv llarlTi Train S ad Si rroUOf,
i sts of ?mall * ?* (or sal*
Oflj ? ?0 Ka?t "''.I ?' N T_
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ENDICOTT
Columbus Avr. & 81st St.,
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A "Home Hotel" of Miperior ip
pointaient. The spacious dining
roOOlt ?iiJ 400 sic ; il .; moms
luve been reopened after sa ex?
penditure of in enormous sum
in remodeling, i de?*orating and
refurnishing,
<~.uisine and service of the high
esl Standard. Avei I . .'.-Re
per entree thirty lire cents.
Re tatirant rri?er. tift% per cent
1- thi <- ?' '. here.
RATES
Room with ute of B -?' . $1.00
Room with Private Bath . 1.50
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath. 2.50
The n n k?
?Sth ??? lo? '.in \\' \ BissiSwas.
"ENGLISH ROOM"
?da |. H*pt< mber I 1015.
I n.- Psfaaalar I nor1.eon
Hall? It la ! >?? P. M.
PrlM ?"?.. M.i-lial rroirwnmr
Tea Dance, 4 to 6:30 P.M.
III. ? I \l |i|\N|-:K of M'!.? IAI.I It?
1 ? ? ? ctng and
$1.50 Per Cover.
-
?
HOTEL
NETHERLAND
Fifth Ave. and 59th St.
Finest and Best Located \ Intel in New York,
Overlooking Central Park.
REDUCED RATES
Most Desirable Suites in This City
at Very Low Rentals.
LARGEST ROOMS IN NEW YORK
Our Moderate Restaurant Prices are an Innovation.
Cuisine Unequalled
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