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The Conning Tower
"T"""" ?-? for the lean Wl ? bar?aj afternoon and.
art Should rither have the
" .r? t.? Mi Morgan. oAoi
??the pen that :
r?ird at Utoi erdsy; the
4C a whi ?? ' hnsj
The M B g a S I a S Manner
MY 01D KENTUCKY HOME.
By STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER,
-
rence ...underwood.
,t' - a. mir publication ?>f "The Night Ha*
thrilled if? Uhe Wr. luster's
.?i the passionate yearning of the coamoa
toceatratei In lt.?Editor HcSure'a Magazine.]
I LI** *
/ 'The ?wn shines bright in our 1$*'*
old Kentu ky home.
>
vN/'^, Summer, the darkeys
*"* * - ^A"* arc gay;
I
'
r and the ;. low*! in the bloom
IU.IM'M
*_S,
dfe?
- an
While the bird make music all th'
3S
day
The young folks roll on the ZjhV?
little cabin floor, ?7 \
All merry, all happy, all
? -
-I ill M. FOLKS"
By 'm by hard times comes a-knockin'
at the door
Then, my old Kentucky home, good
nightl
"EENTtCK. HOME"
"ffpnomore. rny lady; O weep no more
to-day
*'.MY LADY"
>I
tpif1 ijj I We'll sing one song for the old Kentucky
?orne.
rr.
:
a?,a<? ak ...
i rr^??7^ I ^or our ?^c* Kentucky home, far away.
"ONE IONC
LSEXT MONTH!!!
In the Christmas number, out Nov. 3,
w? sha?! publish Ben Jorssan's great
Passion poem, "Drink to Me On.y with
?Ud m the greatest ?ptica! dithy
rtOlbever ritten, 'et aione printed.
? .''?res, it i? doubtful whether the
??hu more r
perhaps, in crediting the tressured Times
that October 12 v\as (Alumhus's birthday. The
'"J**" ' uaA Trii.ur.e, under "What Is Going On
? m eoaanraenioratk>n of the anni?
v,ri4r-v " ' ? ? hriatopher CcJuu?hm."
??Cf.
? CLASSIFICATION IS VEXATION.
pting <-ias?itif-ation <.f my wee library after
. ....? i reiy puzzled. The Hihle presents
: are at once with legend and mythology.
' *n with respect to the honk containing the family
pri mise by patting it now with history, fiow
b? ' I have deeMed this fall to put on the
irportlng to teil how to play tennis.
AltimiTfftsW
? ar In ] ..'e and window glas?, has a-.-igi.fd,
* ' tha-i n. in a n.
IHK KKMIMNK UNBE8T.
T ? T. P.'. Weekly ;
^ *' ,,lrU setk CoeSl , sVOeN like letter? trr,-n ]|ve
*nd* :? xi.run.j
<V
rd J !" Brohe, wh?. spoke in Parliament Thurs
*>^t> terribly like a ?-nation of -Charlea H. ?Heart
DICTATED BUT NOT READ.
UrrAS. u " ? let MI WMITOOMI R1L.K1
Ja1 *,. Indianapolis, Ind..
jn*r ' | yoUM "f ?v. "i ??ate
^HU, *_ d"'tat"i I"" Av would state
%1H* ?*? note hereunto penned.
* dicta?
Not POe,nS "*ry "infr!e day'
Thark"* C",r)l']iiUiX' believe us, la our .Aim.
Wl a ?" r'hM ,;,v"r>. ayag. eoutia. of saune,
?I ?Alige a.ad ?j forth f? P. A.
MBS H. STEARNS
T0BEBRIDEN0V.3
Will Be Married to Lyall
Dean, in St. George's,
Stuyvesanl Square.
MRS. R. w. JOHNSON
TO WED J. W. DENNIS
Win Rhoda Van Bibber lanncr
Oirei Bridal Party Dinner
at Rii/.i arito?.
Mias II len Stearn?, daushUr of Mr
"Ml M? !"' - Bl ara , ail] ho mar
",d ,0 Lyall Kan. son of Mn
* ***??* E Bigelow, of IB] Wen Be.
?ntj second Str,-,-*, at 4 oVl?(.k ?
' ? ? bet B, m St
> Church, Stujrveeanl . r?
I be ceremony will be followed by a
? informal reception _*. th? | ?
"' '?'?' bride'i paranU, 82. v.
,nt> Mra. Weld '?
'? > ol the bnde, win -
n of honor, and the oth*
tendant? will be Mrs. Le Hoy k I
Mereedei do ?_aldo, Misa i>orothy
'? - and Mi?. Derotay Bigelow.
Emeraoa Bigelow will be tho be?t
man, and thr ushers will be Prank E
7.1, Allan LefferU, George B.
1 ? ' -? David P. Goodnow. v.., , .
,"?? ' i. an I Job? ph _ Hook .. , |
Martf? rd, ? onn.
After their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs D.an will make their homo In
i Blnam Manor.
Rob? rt Wood J? hnson, of 375
? venu- and New Brunswick, N. J.,
J H be - larried to John W. Dem !
Kei lington, London, a !
. u I. on Wadm id
er 8. Mra, Johnson was Evange
trong h he ha :
reline H., Bewar
?] I Mr. Johnaon died
ago. Mr. Den
'?? ? el '.'? ti
*?? : >.!'.! an officer <.f the L_?? n i
Honor.
Misi l:ho?!a Van Bibber Tanner, who1
il t?. marry Pelis D. Do .'? ? dit on
Tuesday, gave ? dina? i i1 i _h1 at
srlton for I
H< . I - - -. Il ...:?;
oer, tt A Low
?
lb]l day, I:
r., Ge rge
I ' ? |i . i In t M. ram
Dillon Ripiey and Douglai Gibbons.
Mrs. William Armstrong, of 10 Waal
.; ? -, . -. :.... ai nouneed th
? nent of her daughter,
1 ?th Stillman Kendl I, to CeorK
i ? Forman, on of Mrs. G< orpe L
Forman, of 10 West Forty third Btreel
M - Kendl I'l father WBI the late
'A ?lliam It. Kendall, jr.
Ina I.eland, of fil Fast Fifty
eighth Street, Will he married tu
? i A. i in:-, ?On of Mr. and Mrs.
I v. Orvls, this afternoon h
esds Episcopal < hurrh, Saratoga
The eeremony will be fol
lowed by a reception at the home of
aunt, ttie Leland.
Mathilde nifrelow, who. i? to
irr!? ? Herbert i Pell, jr., on
? . ? iber 8, In the Church of the
nly Hr.t, if 'be- gueal over the
? tune.-', parent l, Mr
and Mrs. Herber) C. Pell, at T
Mis? Bigelow and her mother. Mr?
Edward M. Padelford, and Mr. Padel
ford arrived in ?own a few weeks avr.
from Har Harbor. They have an ?
men! al the Bt RegU.
Mrs. F.. T. Btotoabary and her i ?
Oliver E. Cromwell, are at the Riti
Carltoa.
Mr. and Mr?. John Cads ? '
arrived in town from P
and are u- t>.<- Hotel Vai I?
Dr. and Mrs. Prest?.n P. BatUr
have a bouse part; o
? their country placl Meek,
?Long l-'.at.'l. Then
Mrs. A. Syd
. v.:- Diaston Mn
? n and her daughUr will ? ?
tei In X' w York, >...? I I ?
an apartmeat at tha n.
Mr. and Mr?. Oliver de I.at.c.y ros?
ter will return to the c;ty from Tana
fly, N. J , on November IS.
Miss Madeleine DahlgTen, daughter
of Mrs. I>rexil DahlgTen, ha? gOBB U
Devon, Pena., whore ihe Is the sues*.
of her aunt, Mi? Bingham Penroee.
Mr and Mr-. Joseph F Wid? I
will hold B private race meet ?':.'- at"
country place, I.ynne
woo l '!. near Ogonl Peni
jr will g?v? a largo dinner
.
M PotUr Palmer, ?Ho ?as _t th
? RiU-Carlton, with Mrs. Frederick Den!
...... i, i ? ?aUi
Mr BBd Mrs. J. Frei I'ier?on, j-.,
v ?.., :, ? iraed U the c i from New
por'. ^_
F. S. CRAWFORD IN NEW PLACE
(,<?.s from The Tribune BUfl to I??-"?nie
Becretar) ta Carporatlea Caaaasl
; ir Hardy, the new I
baa lelected F. Stui
of *rie staff of The '1 I ;
... v Mr. ' raw ford ?? ?
t .? dutil s y? sUrday. Th> ? ? ?
taiy lad been connected wit!
une for eighteen reara and Is oi
the I I iaa most popular ?
n,. B in New York. II. Il a Ni w
Tors State man and a graduaU
.... lega.
!? m,- v.i.. b Mayor Mil hi
Mitchel " and Mrs. Hard} made
i ?i ?, n. the Panama Caaal a |
' ?, .' the pr?s?;.- Coill I
fon ,-,i a t i m friend hip with
i ? a? toi it.
-? -
what is GOING ON TO-DAY.
i ?-. ? ....... ?
r?! ill in Uuhiii f a
-, ?ii ?I Park. Vn Tot I
.. . .. . .
? i i.. ? ?? : a ,1 M ?! ? I I On I i
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-
| ?,r. * lira
i _??? . ?- i r?a _. al
? a ii..i?i_ : - l ******* bU**'
TO BE SEEN IN FILMS.
Anna Held, who signed a contract yesterday with the ICoroeeo Photo
plny Company.
ARTHUR IDYLS POSED
FOR CRIPPLED CHILD?
Rubin's Nttl Hone at Irvin
Rca?/cs More than $1,00
The most brilliant latTHir of the
Ma was th? i ? last i
?n the Irviagtofl To-ara Hull for
\f t, n hom
erippled ehildr? n from San York,
than |1 realised The hell
beaut if sted with foliado
palms, ami the entire Stag? was ba
with nutumn leave? and hydran
Th.* pregramine eoasisted af 1
pictures from legend? of Kini?' Arl
arranged and j>osed by Mi<<3 Elisa
Fisher.
? el Ii .1 .'.'.in l_. Brown nppe
a? K.in; Arthur, and Frank I
of Ed ? I th? child Art
Can posad sa ?Tg?
Mrs. Edwsi i S. Jslfray, ?i? th? Lai
? -.in Ptowor Robin
-? Marion lleckei
the Lady of ih?- Lake.
Other? who took part were Mrs,
aeph Beattie, Mis? Alice I haml
? sttersoa, M
Miss Catherine Black, Mrs. W II
. i<:-. :.. Mis? Mary Muir?, I
Madge Rowaa, Mrs. Walstoa H. Bit
Mi ? H* en - ties, Mrs. Rafas Sf?
Mrs Ralph -en, M ins II
Brotraiag, ^
'
""mi.? I'unn
lolph Kllswo
' ... a? Parsoaa i
Willian i .' '
During the < terl I flowsn ;
11
-
ing, Hoi e Bu . ' , -1
n, Mar
: . ? ? I and Mi Hotter I
? ' '.V ,t
lucky number dance and a hwJ. t n
per. Nahan Franko*! orchestra f
The Bat committee ?
Mrs. i ' irroll, Mrs, John
Archbold, Mr?. Edwin Gould, M
Reginald II Jaffray, Mrs. Kenyon
. Mr?, llp'nry V. D. Blsck a
Mr?. John F. I'lumniT. Tl. | tl
e-^f-s iacluded Mr- \'. in I ockel
lar, Mrb. ntia Gay Snurh. Mrs. Jarr
Ppeyer, Mr? Henry Villard, Mrs.Ed?
Il West ? ?.':- \ ?- Bbaw, H
W, I -ii Parsoas, Mrs P. Plswell
,irri'!l Iiunhum, M
D. Estabrook, Mrs, Maitland
Mr?. Hear] Gran , jr., M
John II Hall, Mr- V. : am R. Harr
'.Ir- I Do] ?? 'r- -. Mrs. s.
Milieu ?.i .1 aearlj all the Had Rh
colony.
?
NEW ORLEANS OPERA G01N
\Vr?r and Hiirrlc.ine CofBBtatJd Han
rupt Noted French I'xmpan?.
i, . let. irp Piaaacial di
? t traceable <i
? . ? . ' ? .' p| 70 '1
damage doac bj I coast hu
? aaat bs
treat
Opera A I
th? hial era House her
? ? ? ? ?
l or many lb? Pi ach Opei
ragarded a? a landmai
?Btre of the city
. i, The main part of th
build ? reetasd about ISO yeai
??Ttart of tlif w_
. I ' ' ?
? i BItistS. Tho M^r.ii (?ras ball
... Wk?
.-:.. pe: fonBBBCI
eontinui te inability t
? ? ',t?n for
.? ? ? . .ft-re aaab
: . p
sad wer? ? I ta pay th
i ui.ii ? ' lr tba eton
? | ropert:
rrn.
HOUSE LEAVES WASHINGTON?
Frcraident's Friend llelieted to Km.?
Ua*e af Wedding.
? i
\\ : ? .?? ' r*. |i ? "i'.r.cl Ilous?
returned t-i Ntra fork '.?-day, aft.-r ?
?? vtait in the White BetaBB. it ?i
prstt) eertaia that n? r..rr:..i away
with him tki atari th? we,?ding day
? ? . !'r. lidenl ar d Mrs. Hi rmaa Salt
It i? ... | ., .,.,. .,..,1
Mr i ..... the BaaeaacesBeat
. ? fora it ii
i...:. i at large.
A :.n ed with ? ?? Prest?
- ?.. hit? Has [ht, Mr?
(??.it ? . ?? ? '. prei
? '?? ? ? : i :"?.' .r? r ? ? i ?rision.
Miss HeU .'.?.a been
???i .?I many >?? i ? i she ha?
r th? sst ''-.-??? months,
and th* alisaei Smith are ihariag the
I bardsa?
NEWS OF FLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Anna field Succumbs to
Lure of the Movie
Can-era.
Oliver M? M pod i'. j . ' ahead
of a ii v.cre
BUnding ;n !.'.? o .'? ids thi
?? i day, and -. e? ededfi Anna
Ueld'i eyes for three -. picture
i :r.. i.... actna? annel in New
-. ' ' Thai daj aft? i aa i
eighteen month?, during which ii.
? n dogi .., bomb ? m Par
-i !?? ot' tin loi practice, I
:!? id found
.? 1.-.
- Held, of course, will receive "the
largest aver paid," ate. ! i. in
a ... arill ho a prit ate ear 1
I,os Angeles, a i an h? Hoi
si.cat ad. Al hi r hot el ye iUi day
Mis- Held -
l. .-. 1 : ?? t- 1 ? ovember ?"?.
The forthcoming venture will be Miss
I!?.:..' la as?
pa -(i| that "l'a. ...?.?? dei 1.1
her best vehicle, will i, 1 ?.. be
filmed.
The prt n ? re of "Alone at Last," an
nour.c- : night at tl
Theatre, has 1.??,?:. pOBt| I . next
Tut--dav.
Victor Herbert will throw th? W? '
era Hoi , ? ? ?. it of
i ane? by leavini .? I -.<? Pa?
cific < oast Although travelling ...
??a pl< asui.
tie ad lib. eondueting ??t thi
and othei i . ain ?topa.
"H d?. on's Choice," a eomedy of Eng
lUh provineUI life by Harold
house, was unveiled in Poughk?
l,?st night, andel F. Ray l
management, The cast include?
Pearson, BVbit rd Kane a. G. Aa?
lt a s, Viola Roa? '.'? ?lmot
Davis, New Vor., -ill see the play at
an early dut _.
Frankly?. Ar le'.l has been engaged as
h- i en? d ???. i.r the Hau? i
Friml opera, "ka-ir?a" Mr.
?eap- fi .im trage Ij U eom?
appeared recent!) fa "SUlea Orders."
"The Battle t ry of I.ace" was -
before ? Regl
met 7 ,-. l.: - . . ' aighl J. s.uart
l!..?<_*..r., I. I
?.. ? ? .... before, eai Lgain la
the audience.
Anna <?rr and Jack Hasard ure re
- ng with "Very <)>. ..i. I ddie," corn
lag to the Priaeesa,
Hoatrice Miller, an Fng'.ish ?crp??,
. the original oroduc
tom ?..'
. trie ? ?:? b.'. m "Mi?. BolUy'i
DaughUi - "
Bett] Ka!!.-h, last ?n'A in New York
in " The ?.a ..
I be produced
at the Gaiety N
Job He,!.-- ? t addil - I i
the st 1
? ? Brady. 1 i..- req
BceesaiUtei
the _tn..>_
bo held Oet
Word from London has it th
Herbert B< erb? hm Tn -it for
Amerii md that hii
.11 be
:an.
$10.000 GEMS STOLEN
WHILE DRAPERS DINE
Thieves Trail Couple from Hall
Game t'> Milton Home.
MiltoB, M IS. The theft of
? ? ??? from the
? J Bomner Di
I
? ?
B /Monday
evening Mr. and Mn. I
U were a1
from a I
floor. The 1
rkeat
Mr. and Mn. 1
?,
b Moi
that tha i
...
an nutot!
It i .... welry
, but il
ley that th?
.
monda _??*
aa aatique cameo pm valu?
*:\e u- ? _...--.
r:u__. aad * _--_:_...
GAY WEEK AHEAD
FOR WHITE HOUSE
Sayre :\^^ McAdoo Young?
sters Will Mike Merry'
Before President
BALTIMORE MAKING
GALT TROUSSEAU
Mr. Wilson*. Nancee Suggesting
Changi s In Interior of Ex?
? .ulive Mansion.
Waehlngton, Oel 11 "Hello! '
i ? '. rth six hundn
r-th ?ix tbr-r-i ??
eh lino Is busy."
So often has I
m the tel? ?raton
al *? . aro
g tl let in words
?
? ? ??
... t
?
fiai ..? A re?a?
Mrs.
? week. Th
r - o'cl ick
, ' ?? took i
midni*
I that t? l?
The o,,rps of
? i a on a 11
- only sue.-.
......
<?li" wai changed to an unliatod num?
ber to
t I,anee. In White House.
.king
n answering
phone call?, is taki)
gasting i urn
ment .'! ??? Exi
?
' I
i Mill
Marga ret Wilsoi _
will be two you -
i ,-? re and ! Pilson MeAd o.
?' e nation'
and to
??? his call."
*. a 1 o has nc children of
In the
babrei
nistra
?
I int's step
Lee and
id con
? i i and
I to
r the 1 ot'i Bpproa? h ing
marris
Mrs. GsH'b Tioaaaaaa.
Mrs. Gait Ii buying a large p< rl
of her Uon Two
? .on frocks, a tr.i
?ral
rriv.d in Washington from a fashion?
able ? ' week two
or three friends of Mrs. Gait a
helping her in ? " her
to Baltimon t?<
suit which it is undentoo I Mn.
., ? . ? on I
trip ; . del in ?lui! ;
duvet y n wii r and
of bea ' ?t ii
.i rath? r < -
. tour yardi
and a bottoi
? . .
d? wn the front th a
.
Frocks Made in Baltimore
Tho prettier ?if the two afternoon
;h Baltimon i i contril
to the trouaaeau la a modal In i
I rich.
dull green aa tl , mit. The model
. - ?
ci
u n
.... of
?
-
G ly embroid
I
?
an iheer
. is a com
.
Georgette rown. Then - a
?ery --
.
1 rown si ? -n ??t laten ais abo ? i I
hi m. To ft Ii model al w I
t, . ?ni n ? ? i with
thread, of i Ivei and i'"!!. _ho band
. tl _lrt are all
i and gold. ii.
Gait's ti..u-. .?m an
largely modeli of cr?pi 11?
f?-n and b-.e sad an igaed for
noon wear.
J. SJiELTON WILLIAMS
ENTEKTAINS BRYAN
Arrivals ?n Capital Include V.'-s.
R. S. McCornick and Mrs.
Joe Leiter.
? i
II Mrs. B
. i i ? l ? ?
Bring car for un all
?
r and
t th?
Yorl
?
I P ?? gen
-
- i
i time
K ; Fn "hah, - " U. of
I i early In
r of !
I .
ib left Wa
tot
tali
Dui g hii
Ul .<?.!.
Mrs. J ton Williama
: n the
? ' ?
. 7 . Of
ran. Among tho
Mn. ( .' .:
i . . ? . ? ? , ;
:
?
? again
...
G. !>' _r< v Thon v. ? ' I oadon, i? lr
?
- teme
? Hot
;.<nt the autumn.
: it Maaaachu
lae rotun l to day
'' ?? no *.? h?r
. . Vir
that aha and
? r boma
I atar, as they
s.iall son?, Jo?
seph ai.a Thomas Leitor, la the coun
Iteg.
ACTORS MAY STRIKE
White Rata ?Till A t If Protean Are
L'aavalllag.
A miet:i?T of ? Hg*ain?t *he
I of ?mall ?
? i ?? n a-:d ag?*nrs
- Rata'
Wit !
I ':... a VBBd?
I are n"'. ,"
I ould atTecl about 1
. a .
in and ar iBl ' I V
? n aaee, i* was ?tat
failare at
ap te .ta,!"* 'ir- ?
I t li a t ae?s are fr?-i, .
? n theatre? an?! I
? '
It is too lute to secure SBOt
-
Harry Meaatford, a theatrical "labor
.r move
| ...
i Praak P? |
I . - '.'
. r red N'iblo,
BERKSHIRE SOCIETY DOINGS
Mr?. Eartee J. Coalll EateetefaM at
Parewatl Tea.
[II? T? ? .-. .; ? :
Lenox, Oet II Mrs. Eartee J.
Conlll gave a tat*
Club 1 ft? I
. n -? aber ia
, V,' Sander? and the
a M. and l- itelle I'. Baa?
der?, who ha.I !.?? *- r-. a* HsBtOB Hall,
St.pckbri.ii?'''. have tune to Philadelphia.
-."..?in of the
.. Praaehise Laagae, of Berkshire,
tal ; art la a sutfragu .
?
Mr. and Mrs. Gtrsud Foster and Mr.
and Mr?. Samuel Prothiflghsai were
host? at (?i'.rir partis? tor. .ght.
Mr Harold Godwia and
Godwia, "'' New York, are at
Major Goasral an?l Mrs William P.
Red Lion Inn,
. . tor Philadelphia.
Mr--. A. mi PI alpa Stokei ii in the
city for a few day?
Mr. an I Mrs. .1. F-cderick Kernochan
si si th? Leaos Club.
ASKS FOR SUFFRAGE HOLIDAY
Jersey Leader Meg? Wilson to Let |
Nathe Son? \ ??te at Home.
Tn rlaw of the fact that I'r"?id'?nt.
Wllaofl will go to Princeton Tues.lar
?e for woman suffrage for Mew
Jerser, * hai : lain L Riley, presl lent or i
th? Mi ! a? for Woman Suffrage
baa ivrlttea te the
??? aeklag that all kov
ernment official? hailing from thai
lllotrsd laaVS Sf absence to
1 vote at the ?pecial elee
tlOB.
'? \ - COnititUtiOBSl amendments of
nt to the peopie of New
are to l.e voted upon Tue?
ths massage reads, "I respecr
nk that :??' a Issae an order
...v.- of sbseace on that ?lay
a? of .'?>''?? Jersey employe'!
? . government in
? riet of Columbia.11
TEA DANCE AT BARNARD
Fete Held hy Religious and Philan?
thropic llodies.
R.-ligiou? ami philanthropic organiza?
tions of Rari.tr i College gave a larpe
tea dance In Karl Hall yesterday. Ml ?
Mary .-'.. 1'atchin, social director of Bar?
U Carol Lorenz, undergradu
ste presideat; Misa Beatrice Lowndea,
? the Barnard brunch of the
p kill ' ia At - Mtiatiofl
irnsrd; Misa Cathsriaa MeEnte?
?art, presid? at of the I rsigl? I lob, sad
thy Hall, president of the
? t lui?, reeelv? '.
Among those present were the
. . Ki.'hrvn Trnwhridge, Gertrude
Dunphy, Martha D?via?. Gertrud? Geer,
? Mary Lindsay, B?
McDonald, Margaret Slmmona, Eleaaor
Franklin, f'arolyn
v. Dorothy Feet and Dorothy
I
iMISS BEALE WEDS NOV. 3
Will Recome ??liver K. ?rom well's
Bride at ( hurch Ceremony.
;
Philadelphia, <>.-*. Ii. Invit.?*
were ?eat eut to-day for the wed.ling
? Reale, daughter
Edward F. Beale, and
Eaton Cromwsl . sea of Mm.
Edward T. Stote bury. TV..' eereatoay
take | ?. Ofl November :t
at St. l I I irch, and will be fol
: by ? brsakfaat at the home of
-. reate.
Hiss Aim?? Hutchinsfin will be maid
of hoai ' th? bridesateids will be
?a K'-l 10 l 'aaaatt, M ss El?
?SBor deG. Curler, Misa Mary Wood
- Harriet Q. R. Gerelin,
!':-..I Munter, of Providence,
R. I., and Mi.-s Grace 1). Pierce, of
? I Hay. James EL R. Cromwell
I in it man.
HUNTER FUNERAL SUNDAY
The Re?. Henry Mottet to Conduct
Service for Fducator.
ai lervieaa for Dr. Thomai
i. pre ideal of Normal College
for ?anj reara, will 1"' held to-n.
"f St. John
livin? rhe Rev. ll'-nry M t< I
: of th? ?hurch of the Holy Com?
OB, ? :?t'<.long friend of Dr. Hub?
? , assisted by Dean W.
I i ? i
Th? psllbearsra will be Alrick H.
1 ?0 --lon?r of Fducation;
1 'h< n i '. presideat of the
Dr. George F.
? ? ? ? of Hunter I
' ' . r<. fn?. of its ti .
as. Lswis Psyrre
Burcbsrd, I Lyd? eksr and
membera of the
? i Hunter A ocistioa.
COL. H T. LECHERT DEAD
Lawyse, Vetoraa Bad Peaaagtvaala Mi?
litia ??Hier Dial Suddenly.
[Dy T- ?<?, - ;
Phil ' IB. Colonel Ilf>nry
BjtBay year? an of
fUard, lawyer a*.d
i. American War,
I igbt at his home
m in this
the ?on of
? rt, a leader of the
Phila I? "? wa? graduated
? - ?-. of Psaaaj Ivai ia
Law School in 1881. B? ??- aa officer
of the i'. : ? . i Natioi si Guard at
sak ft' ?he Spaaish-Amerieaa
v. tr. - rod the aer?
lates with h Ii ragt?
meat D \ 1 u be was m eoat?
- of infantry in
the D?j . ? East.
? e-| by hi* wife,
Mr? \ Deehert, ami two
Robert if??! Philip Pechert.
a
AM1RKW RADF.L.
Bridgeport, < i.r.n.. Oct. 15. Andrew
Rade!, |.r. T? usurer of the
<?> ?it ompaar, was found d?*ud
? ... bathroom at his home to-day.
Death was due to apoplexy.
Mr. Radel was tiny three year, old
ar..l Was bora IB Newark, N. J. He
built the tractioa ?ysteai in th.is city,
which later keeaaM a part of the I
?it Railway and Ughtiag Coat?
paay. Re had boob letercated m the
development sf th? Newark and South
Ora ? '? -i . itreot railway lines and
the r?sultiag eoasolidatioa of the bg
n l.y liaos which now
? cover. Northern New Jer.ey. Ii? waa
? ,| ,... . the ? ' ' Sout h
? ee-preet
? ?
sny.
pvrn f. i oi.f.
Washlagl ' ' ' r'",'r F
.' " e
?',' | | *
'
cerebral
He I ivee r *< **if?
and three
mi:. UJCf L ? I _L__fD_JE-_
-
rt Hale t
' ?
< han ; ?
day a- '?'? .'Tim .
home, aoar I
HIK \M I \IH) SPENI FK.
???*.?
Spei r, r, ;
?
DIFD.
!, G, EL
Edgar, I
: tlloa
Gallagher, Mary, i Joseph.
I RAWFORD "7: Oet i ?'. ?t
_*e re?..I nee, 1 eh av.,
Brooklyn, I ?ford,
. i1 ? of the :
D'Camp Crawford and
Holi
Cell? ge of the <
f New York Ba -d
Company, 7th Rei?.n it, N G '? F.?
mem) or R kiai d I ? Ige, I- ? . M .
?lkr. ? Bl h S
'"neo, Batui
ISIS, at 11 a. m. ?'? OOd
lawn Cemetery. It ?? 7. il
no flowers he s ? nt.
At a special BMBtiag of the Hoard of
I !erald
Childroa'a Ho:
her I., I91S, tl
on the death of Ml
? rewford was _ : .- *i ! :
"k is with d'T regie, that wo
learn of tl
a<socia'e, Gilbert Holn i ? ' i ????? f ?ri,
who haa been tiom the beginim..; of
its work a friend, aupporter and ad
r of the ? hnst.au Herald Chll
dr. n's Home. In hia ee-ojpentioa
u- Hs a member <.f the Board of
Trust?e? bs had won our i teem ?nd
affect.. B by h - genial,
? heip
We deplore this ?.veraneo of our
cordial and hapr.
aad ixpnsi aur hi .?? I a pathy
? ? | .. -, : v
v. o com? fort of
Him who
? and la wl ??
, la which our brother
has so ably Bl I ? .
on."
For the Hoard,
ARTHUR H. H?WLAND, Secretary
EDOAI Daaiel, son af the late Daniel
M. and Julia I.orillnrd Edgar, at
Greeai art, L L, ob i letehei i i,
Funeral pi
F0WLK1 Thomas Powell Fowler, af
, at
residence, "Bolalr, Warwick, NY,
on Monday, October 11, la the 84th
year !
at St. Jam?--'.- Chareb Madisos a?
and '1st at., Saturday, 0?
12 asan, interment at conveai?
of family.
GALLAGHER Mr?. Mary Galla
in her >_.?_ year, after a
ted. me in
', l hursday, i '.*? , r 11 .._?
had lu en for . Ban I
devoted and faith! I la th?
family of General E. A. M _.
Funeral - ,-. St A l|
Cha l'1 a. m
ment in "-t. Auguatia CemeUry.
HUNTER Octebet it. ISIS, at his
n - donee, 107- Fifth ?? . 1
Hunter, ?.I.. It., pnaidant ??
Hunier i Normal ? |< fa, I
year. Funeral seniee at the ' a
thedral of St. John the I . Am
lUrdam a-.-, aad 11 I
at I :M p. m. Thi ? - af
Grammar Beh?
ter . Normal | I ingly
invited.
A* a meetiag of the Executive Cam
mitt?
elation, held this d ly, the fel
miauu ?? ?
Wheraaa, i
God to remove from our i
K?eat educator I :
her of this a- c l
Huuter, whose pel il trail
charaetor hat '? _tr wob
admiration and W ?
edgBMBt of their value and power;
. he it
?? !, That in th? death of
Thomas Hunter we r. a ise a gnat
? to ed _ad of
a mar. ar.d eitiSSB of '? great com?
monwealth who?, charaetor wh< be
l raproech an.!
Integrity; whose a w_*
pointed toward t?-.?- nobl? it ideali
ihe possession of kn<
upbuilding of BMahood la truthful
Beee and honor.
Membon of the Thoaua Hunter As?
sociation of Grammar School Ne If
are Invited to
our late beloved Dr, i hon. i H
from Cathedral Bl J
Amsterdam A .- and 1121
afternoon, ? >? ? tr,' ,?: ; ". n ] |0 .
Please sssemble at Synod Hajl, Amster?
dam nv. a;: I 110th ?t , at _ o'cl?
THEODORE H. BENEDICT,
President
PUD, R. FORTMEYER, Secretary.
NEWTON Ob Tuesday. October 12, at
PaotingfU, ? h:t.a, (irace, youngest
,!a:i_v. -r ?if the late Frederick W.
NewtoB, af Sooth Oraage, N. J.
NEWTON Ob Friday, Ostsbsg 15,
ISIS, la this city, G iee i 'ark., wife
of Richard Newton, jr., and ?!....
of Faany K. aad Thomas B. (iarke.
Fu7.ei.il private. ,
P<?.T At Hrookline, Mas?., (1rtrih?r
IS, Mary A ? rfl P t, widow of
BOl La-- "
daughtor ??f Wl Ham Ben \
and Ran i
laUrmeBt la '?'. II.
RODIEI OB Friday. October 15, 1915,
L. Joaei .mella
C Kodier, at hi- lab
Moffatt it, Brooklyn. Notice of fu?
neral her
MANHATTAN AND THF HRONX.
GUNN, Pitriek, 71 , uv., Octo?
ber IS. Funeral to-day.
KELLY, Delia, MS Wool ISth ?t., Octo?
ber t_ Panerai i? day.
M'AI LIFFE. Catharine, 129 Perry ?t.,
i o ? ;... i ::. Fuaeral to-day.
MAI.I.ON. Elisabeth, tM Central Park
Wast, October 12. Funeral Vo-?iuy.
BROOKLYN.
KNAPP. Warren. ITS Uh ?t., October
1 .. Funeral to-day.
Mt-ONNELL, Richard. 5.r?n Henry ?t.,
Oeteber It- Funeral Monday.
MULVEY, Tiloma., Hfl Crsfssy av.,
Oeteber 11 Funeral Monday.
RASMUBSEN, Charlotte. US Park p!,
Octebet If. Fai sral
SQUIRE Loal ta, 65? 2d st., October 14.
Funeral U d.y.
TROSTEL, I i ad . '.cy ?t, 0 c
tob. ?
NEW JERSEY.
LANCHENAUER, Gustav, Newark, Oc
tobei IS. 1 as ii... .
.1 .iisauna.
THr. ?(Hinutts I SliniMW
; 111! -I. H/ ll_iir.ii I: ?in ?u. i>* trolla?.
1 l__t( et .:..*.. alar tot ?_!_.

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