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THE "' ELI H ??: Ot TOBER.
tion to the bort
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ently. verra . ??d,
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go
. Meterological,
and a delig I ersion of a pasas
the ] th Dii
S, ;ay we. I . \V.
If a t pit ' l to win the Nat
rat* ti Washington the American, w< sp?"?"j a
- who doped?or, as the so: Hugh? y
tnd the White
our A. I . ? Is made. We shall pick the non
idiot;:
TABU l*ALK OF DULCINEA, HI R BROTHER WINCHURCH,
VIVIENNE, s\ND ' 101 R l"UI -DAN.
?v does your cor]
Whitman, said hs
? ? an, real
11 think ]
I can't
T. T. wai always looking for 1
ipid ppinach roundel in The Con
Viv?"
:: ?one hirondelle doesn't make a poet."
good
try.
W what I
re fo T. T.) ' to
a lot more fui t
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t. t. ' raw.
fit I in the ] '. the way :
T. T.
? I >uke of .'
we are not deeply
I ? ? ?? E ipreme i ;
. Contracting
I. L. Diana
Sentimentality.
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and slave;
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spa Mr. \ I COXOti tennis.
? y air-raids in London that P. W., tho
w. k. ? f the) 17tl ?/???'?? :7th.
?'man.
All g?w':s and hats ? ""? In<* ? ?v'"v V'"K'
of . als.
.... Regel and Thompson.
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'PRINCESS PAT' ?S
AMERRY COLLEEN
x i : beti in Happy
Win in New Comic
Opera at the Cort.
PIECE IS TRIUMPH
? OR MISS PAINTER
r "f Hear) Blossom l.a^
S imewhal Behii d the Pace
of t!:
rpern.
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svei ? "
butioi s ; .. ..s?mt enoii, . ?
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tre an eminently sue
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with a
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Princ ? love
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?ace. an<l the brideemaida
pink crepe trimmed with blue.
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let May Support Ri\
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"As ? V aid Mi. Elder,
?Id be a .. : " It tl
mai y candidate
for District Attorney."
VOIJNG S(M IKTY RID] ' AT PlPIXf? ROCK HORSE SHOW.
HORSE SHOW WINS
SOCIETY THRONG
Ideal Day Opens Piping
Rock Exhibition on
Club Grounds.
The Long ' iraa ?r!l repre
St the open?
ing of the Pi] : f Re K Horse Show on
ab grounds at Locust Valley. The
SS ideal one, and the pictur?
e-rounds never looked more beau
tifnl. The show r;:.>r was directly in
of the ehihhouse, and mat y
? d 'he horses from the lawn in
of the club vi randa, but the ma
occupied boxes arranged beloa
? on will be :
: row.
Ami early arrivals by motor j
was y. Luda sFli .
1er of Mi '?- un U. Flelt
mann, in i Bar ehanffeori
not noticing a rope drawn taut across I
: ii..ii-mem
ip the clubhouse
?
I
? Club und
?
A few I to the grounds
.'
. sir. and
U. Mette?.
' ' . Mr. and
md Mr. and
.
Amo . the ho tee and
or. the Mills,
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and
, Ali ander
i '. it. i . lor Camp
Cravat
.... . i irles D<
. Mrs. Irving Brokaw,
and Mrs.
a, Mi -. W, Boa
Muriel ? ?' Whitney,
Mi s, 1 heodore Hi ira. aasel
Mr. and
!!? .? n
K. Hitchcock, Mrs. J.
\ . : ' | aeve Mer>
Vrthur Scott Barden, Mies
r, Mrs A M 1 in ter, I>r.
? ? L. Wood
i James, '?'
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i .'i ay, m i J Herbert John
ton, Mr.
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Mi ? Paul !;. ?
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1rs. Henry
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Prank L
cutt. Mrs.
Lucille I
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$965.701 For Yale In Year
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I annual report
Of Tifa- ...'.? Paresis Hay, made
upblic to day The teta] funds of the
I 'niM rsity ?re ? ? 10, an in-?
crease of 119 per cent in ten years. |
Muriel Vamlerbilt, in Saddle?Halan Hitchcock Making Leap.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Shuberts Acquire"Modern
Shylock" from A. H.
Woods.
"The Modern Shylock," a drama of
? on which A. II
Woods had towing eonaider
nble attentl n, am benght yeaterday
by the Shi : will be brought
;nto Xew York immediately. The pre
wiU occur at the Comedy Tho
a're next Tu--day evening.
Manager VF.la ba aleeted and
li , the Shnberta thu* ac?
quiring a ready mad.- production. In
the eompsny will be Loa I ilvert,
Dorothj Donnelly, Jot i phii ? \ .???or.
Forreat Winant, Eugene O'Brien and
John Flood. Calvert wp.< or.-- a,
director of the New Theatre, but la the
thai have elapsed since that vent?
ure he to feel comparatively
safe.
Saturday evening, October 9, has
boen ?owning date
? fall W ? '.i Qarden product ion,
"A World o:'
The director of the votes-for-women
parade, in wl eh htaj Irwin will I
.rig out his ?Chi
that it w: !. 5ft la for
pasa a givi n point.
Joseph I'rban is putting the Bi
sary art ..n the scenery for \\
1! .. -.. Brigga's nami a Inch
I! :. . W, Sa agi a 11 produce.
Mary Piekford, Pauline Fi. ??:?
!?( m, Basal Dawa sad Mai
gu?rite Clarke BN among ?
BI another at the
Inter- . D Bhi w. 0] ?
on Thursday st ? srai gii H
', . ? . ? , the pi
?? 10 legrei a Walter
Kings ? ' matioa, and
It to the boiling |
A alight change of policy will be
? v ash at the Ei
abide, Two feat-1
pict sad 8 pair of short tilms
will be : own. instead of three feat
!:. Broadway entrance to this
.vu- r. OBeni I last : ght, fol
. sagiaeen ti.at the
K ? irbccker resta Bot spei
.
Richard Le liiliienne hau written a
motion picture that '.be Equitable COB
. -? a ill produce. It ii aet la ballade
: ?
Laura N'< ?son Hall, the original
"Everyweasaa," ?ill make her vaade
It next week at the I'alsce.
. . ? -, tch by Robert M. Mc
Laugl ' The Eternal Mag?
dalene," and the Itiffeet contract that
the Belwyas ever signed.
"Sherman Was Light" will receive its
first performance m Rochestet r.ext
Tue-.?ay hnd B II cune into New York
at an early date. Hale Hamilton plays
the title part
Margaret Crawford will ili g the esa
tral'o role in the new Lao rl
r'nml operetta, "Katmka."
- Hetty (",r . . Mil
ia-t evening at "The Gii >'?
bat abe the richest v.u..m ?r,
I ba '?' arid.
Quits Police for Law.
U lliam Howard, jr., complaint clerk
at l'olice Headquarter , e- gned yes-'
terday to take up the practice of law.
OPERA HOUSE RECEIVER
NAMED IN FORECLOSURE
Plaintiff Says Hammerstefn Co.
Is Without Resources.
Justice Pendleton yesterday ap
pointed Stuart ?>. Pi . ? reiver
of rent-i in foreclosure pmcr-eilini??
ap;i'ist the Man! m House.
brought by
the Maximilian Fletechmann Company
? Hammers ein 'ipera Cem
any, Mutual
Bank : .trleal Com
. mcern hems; the
t the t
i i.. ' ! : .. ehmann - I of the
. three
mortgages had '? on Septem?
ber II pal, iimount
Ing '? 'lue. Mr.
? the B immer*
iteln Opere l ompai y was the only
nnd that
Oecar Hammersti >. tied that
'he Hammerstein Opera Company
It was
is not
ant now due on the
Tiit Ma, le Ri slty Company has the
aeeond re on the theatre prop*
? ?
- ibert
Captain Tse, Chinese Navy, Dead.
New Loo Ion, < ' tVwi '
was re te day of 'h ? death
at Wa? I C i|)tH:n
Tee, of the Cbii
???i a'
?,ie ill h ire
.
remov? tal so
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["se at the ft
els sed us ? fir
eign i
AHU\li.VM VAN WINKLE.
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Mrs ? ...
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and l I men, Mr,
Van Winkle aided
of the fir t Ion ??
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e light,
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rom Holla
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IHK KFV. BICHABD R. WILLIAMS,
(lien Ridge, M. .1 , :' ? | M, Th.
Rev, I R. Willie
? home, 252 I'.i lpewoi.i
Avenue. Ha ?*?- bom In 1 I M
? sdied lew, but later turr.e I
to the ministry. !'e was f-ior of the
Dutch i t'hurch at Cm
harie, >? V.. ior fourteen reara, v
retirini ? ? : | - |
Ane." - h ' Wife;
1. chard 1:
: Williams.
ighter,
?eric?.
Todd Steele, of Brooklyn.
LOWELL M. I'M MBB.
I, i onn., Be] t SO I
M. P Broeklj n. died at hi?
counti . Horn in
nhlo about ,ra >?cc>. ne
I ,i irlaaj tl a
War. He ? k i.' of I R
Squibbi &. Sena, chemta'a, of Ne .
V'.r?. Mr Palmer was at one time a
director of the American Sugar Re?
fining Company.
BEST BIG SHOW
AT HIPPODROM!
"Hip Hip Hooray" Provt
To Bt Monster Amono,
Spectacles.
THINGS TO SUIT
THE TASTE OF AL
Novelties Abound in Productif
\\ inch Is Made on a Mam
molh Scale.
"Hip Hip Ho..i:,y." a specta.
New Vor'r. Hippodrome. Staged b>
itde. Mu-ic by Raymond Ha
bell. I v: hv .lohn !.. (?olden.
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lt> HEYWOOD BBOl v.
I ' the proper sort, t
average theatregoer ef New Va
would rub into being "Hip-Hi
Hooray." The BOW ihew at the Hipp
drome la calculated to make a 180.1
. . ry one who ... ? !?
nly when the ave.ige theatr?
ic ??- thought of music he would a
for Bousa'a band or Orville Harro!
The genii of the Hippodrome have si
bringing both. T
th the lamp thinks then of coi
edy and out of the misty depths fro
...?r so far away the voice of N
Wills splits his ear. The avera;
goer might forget the Boggai
troupe when deciding upon his aer
( whea the dan
ed him. He might, hu? I
, ?? leea mem a| t!
If a complaint muat be made. *r
t, for everybody talked la
nicht. In superlatives which ought
? l for hi avi a or the gra
in drama. "H ; (Up-Hl
. toe literal
"Think, when we talk et hOT M ":
" ? ?
I oor chorus man. You need not th't
i t the Hippodroms you have only i
look and see the horses and elephan
aa well.
"Cbb this eoekpil hold thy vast
Salda of Frono ."' inquired the Ella
bethan
"Speaking for myself and the Hi]
podrom I : arlia Dillingham, "
. ,m," :. id be i ' oceeda 'o give not, ii
deed, 'be Seid ni Fraaee, but tl
Brooklyn Bridge, the tower el aws
from the Panama fair, the Cascad?
:oom ef the Btltmore Hotel. At
pt the bridge, were on a sea
of inch for inch.
There i- no BBOd to a-k anybot
"into a thousand parti divide eai
man." On the staire of the Hippodron
last night here were chorus gir
et.OUfh to lasare every freshman
Tale, Harvard and Princeton a lupp
party. And there were chorus m.
rnough to k<ep the employes of a ipe
ihirt faetory working night and d
for one week and eigut boni
.s the one sed thought we toe
from the Hippodrome. We h
never realised that there were -.> mai
chorus men.
There are folk, some of them theati
goon, who would rather have th
?hadow th.'.n the reality. There is n
.'.ream stu:T in "Hip-?in-Hoorav." I
has not an iota of iconic restrain
At trOfSt :' f..?lows the notion that i
yon CBB fjel a certain tine effect aril
ten girl ? I aer effi rt ma
be gained erith ri<'>- hundred. In it
average il is w l irtliag an
?
.!, and that m the handling o
i- of a on
called " ; ' ? ? Gar lea Ball." .ins
u bit lat< r : baa thii came ti
? ' , ? ? the nicht.
T'pon the tenor's declaring that on
must climb ::p a ladder to re
Land or' Love and Roeca" the ehoru
... ... i
up from roof on eountlc - lad
d.-r iparkingly with more than B i it
biggest at
? we have ever sei
- that th
?how waa made for the BVI I
. 1er did we lotend to
We like Nat Willi We laug
e. hen he jokes about the For I car. Hil
i ' in, and eh.? . We Je and b*i d
: avi ryfoodj elaa la*t nighi
In fact Willi was new: better 'han i
. utni .
i ? i think that he fairly be]
I h:s songs, but to the man in th
row of the topn a rt bsleony
Hippodroms his sing
broad
? ? a, but i - ?
drome.
v. Bogaaay troupe si
? ? ?
arfa aad their thrillini
i" act as Old Kin;. I
? havi summoned. The king wai
?he way, in a wandert i I
? m the eh 11
dren i ? . i \ |d B did his clevel
- in lightning change magic Mai
'. sitia were ana laing in
trifle Soasa'i Ba i
iniai ? ?
ew march. "The New 1
II ppodrome," which se? an are
. .
as different tati I Irville I
' as he ha?
in the past, but well enough, and Hell?
was a delightful soprano.
If..st of all wa the lirai '..
I. ike s? Mai Its ami i
th" entire Stags turned late ?
nr.k. Tee, indeed, the ice WSI I
: di irrees Fahreaheit \ i ,?
tlip-Hii Hooraj." a w
mid It Kives the chorus girls t
on ice. 'I hey **.*?<
ley tumble, too some of "then:
b.fore ihey aaake aray for Charlotte
Hers is an aman:,g stunt a toe dana
on the tip of her skates Stunt n
in rd. For Charlotte it la e*sV
and she |( ameaiagly graceful. The las
part of thl -'.? B we tn.ssed, and Wi
are certain tha' we left some sensa
tion behind u; To P.. H. Barnelao geei
the ere lit for the bi^ predacl
"Hip-Hip Ho?ray'' is the ?how which
yen will eventually -?o.
MRS. ALFRED W. SPEER.
Fasssie, N, J . Sept. an. Mr*. K*?<
Bl iwa Speer, *ixty-three, wife o
Alfred W. Speer, wealthy wine growo?
- (bad h' the Speer home, 191 FbbII
SOB Avenue, after an illness of mon
than twenty years. Mrs. Speer ?tiff-i- d
i s?roke tereaty-OBS years ago which
left her a paralytic.
Nil*. Speer was a member ef
board of governor* of the Passate
llenie and Orphan Asylum and o' ,li
r'iral Reformed ( 'hures and it - i
Aid Society, Mi Speer Ii a son of ?in
late Alfred Speer, ?ho named O
als."
STEPHEN T. EV WS.
Stephen T. Evans, for almost f\f*,
years a resident of Mount VeraOB, S <
yesterday, aged seventy-six years. Ol
Natural Circulation
Advertising which get, to
the right people may ne
worth while even though the
magazine is "wished on the
subscriber, and in spite of the
lack of any connection be?
tween the advertising and the
character c^ the publication.
But advertising is more cer?
tainly profitable when placed
in magazines with a purpose
related to that c\ the adver?
tiser, and .ill the mere sureiy
if the reader buys the maga?
zine because she wants it.
"The 350,000 circulation of
I he Designer results from
the character of the magazine
itself, not from any special
circulation methods.
The editorial matter is
concerned chiefly with wear?
ing apparel, foods, kitchen
utensils, household furnish*
ings, and articles for children.
By their interest in our edito?
rial matter our readers demon?
strate the likelihood of pur?
chasing related commodities.
Standard Fajhion Company, N. Y
THE DES?GJVER
is on? of the threo
magazine? railed by
adverti?ing men The
Botterscfc Irlo and
L"m .''at ns an advrr
t ling unit. The other
members of the Trio
are Tho Delineator
and The Woman s
M.ifM/ine. The average, monthly net
circulation <if The liutterick Trio h
SJaatSSraOSs] to be in excels of l,sV??,0<> ?
a-im usssan i sawawmoawa,?
Schola Gantorum
H [NDLKR, Ceedw tor
I m o HaSsi rtpttaa Concert?
.: 1 m aesjla Hill
1 \ v II MARCH J
SasBpa *>f ?VssaB?, Choral worka ?m
I in i mil ?>?<-.Irn llrrliestr?. Ani-rl
A CAPELLA. "in. fremh. BBSS'
l'?li ( ..mno?er?.
ALTOS AMI TKNOK- Awlti ?a UfiMtfl
se/ora <> ? :. ft! foartlt Ai -
Monday Mr. and Mrs EvSBS celebrated
their afnlden wedding anniversary. l.'r
til three years afro Mr. Fv.ans was an
architect and ball ?;r.? eoi 'rnc'or. M I
.i arifa and fear children.
MISS ANNE MARIE FACWNT
Miss Anne Mnrie Fajrnant. instruct' r
in French at the He Witt 'linton Big*.
.School, died on September 13 at her
home in Spriagfteld, Mass. She ?I.
graduated from the Sorbonne, wliT1
her facility in the lanjjuaire and h HT
accent aroused the comm.-r
of )..-r : ? Miss gal
-?:11th and at 'he Ilrvn "
Baltin ore hefore com-.: ?
>'. n York 1 1 he ?'rs -
eh c,i-ise,| a nervoi
; last June, -??.. < i< ipoi
-
wii.l.mi STATION.
Boston. Bept so. William VTst*
eighty-one year< old, 1. '. BSOtetaty "?
the American Academy of Art? and
? day. Mr. Watsea ?..
led s ? : trd
? 'Tech
noloe--, ? \
Vienna Ei
:i In ! ?71 ' hex ?
on els ?! engineering end ai
MARKED.
BART PRENTICE A* the Pn
New 1er*
her 2*-, by the
1. Robert Da<
Prent
? ? ?
BONNET SCOF1I -'.. James's
York,
aga -
. i Mary L.
. B< '-.net.
.setieee >f ?ss?risagee ,?ni* iVart.? niu?i be
mi .-nipii.o.??! I.? lull Beaae ami a.ldre??.
DIED. '
p
h IS, K. ?, R. R.
PALMER Lowell 1
on M. Palates
in ? year I ?
will I the let
dense, UM Clinl I toMi s
on San 1er Oct I e, m. Is
torment ?? 1 --ry a
convenience of fam.y
TOMEINI Randolph Tosskias
Tomkins Cove, S. Y.. in h:s six-.
? .r. son of F.. M. Tomkins and In
!at.. Walter Tomkias. Funeral a1
? 'ence, Pride). October 1, at 2?I1
p. m.
TU< EBB Oa September SO, 1916, a*
the residence of her >on, St. Geort?
Brooke Tucker, 16 Fast 38th Street
Mary Sydnor Jones, widow of the let?
Jud?e Charles Frederick Tucker, of
Hallas. Tex.i? Interment in Dallas,
Texas.
WILLIAMS On September ?0, at hi?
home in Glen Ridge, M. J.. the R<*v.
Richard Richard-on Williams, afed
72 years Funeral service? at 262
Ridicewood ave., oa Saturday after
i...... upon arrival of traia leaving
Bohoeea ?t 1:3a Kindly omit flowers.
MANEATTAN AND THF RRONX
PITZPATBICE, Bsrnsrd. 141 senator
.lam as , September M Funeral *..
HAHLBOHM, lei.a. HI East :*th ?"...
in. r 28 i ? day.
iv FOREST, ' etherii
av., Beptamber 2* , eaeral te d..\
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