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The Conning Toivet
*~~~ entered for the l<-lr> (told Watch
Th;.? BOCffl h.t5 noi punch tun- ?'(>\vr*
it's rather muddled up and mixed, e'er
Though m.'???.tig bettet m The Towe
Hasx'' appealed in i'>'
I* has gees ?? frightful and dnrk year, and one of it? Mack?
??ed* as I ?' w- Painta OOt, is '.he undoubtedly terrible punis
^-t infaVted upon the eoensaandlet af the \usir>an gnhsnuTfl
trhich *?**-k the Itteoaa.
Still, things might be arana, ?i^ \ sh -vaid to .Inphetii. The N<
\mr't es '
VT LAST Mb'
PJpsj sa, 0
(Gilbert did '.' ago)
B)ow ble*- '<? nal - ' >""??
,Hi D1AR* 01 Ot R OWN SAMUEI PEPYS.
Pe*-*esal ; rise a* ell. '|
., * ? f job and that. With s. Wii
.i,f - 1 ' tad headache, ret di
vf |h i ? ? thrust at repart?
an ,- | bit* d ai all; ? ly ,
(?gerat s: be is a give me. In the eves In
Mistress Margan
McCoy, s d a plea? too, i aapeeiall with Mil
.-,,. :- I have me: i
g tan -
81?1 paring no expena
er, even to pome ligh
. nj task to do. To
sssahet ?? '' Taylor, but 1 begrudge,
I mom ' ' : ell the da* s d into th'
eht, when hot - u 'Hals.
[re? i ' Old Heywood Broui
' \ [ |
frenen bis own
' Hut at thi game time
end him ' '. ?
? go threuph the
,
a* the Collet altos.? sure that
? n of his works.
Seing publi-ibin**
? .. ? the book m "Puck" and ?
,,ut a defh ? Bunner's books
were an 1 ?"!. and
.-.". illustrated
... ? ? r the mello**
? ?m ds
But as -' torj a riti ?" There
wss'Tht M ? longer tules of
?ji load ? ? and tha flavor of
the Mea ' others, 1
A. D. H. s.
.'ir: Tot an right There be Bunnerinna, but not enough
sf them. Yel a wh ?? can be made merry by
the reading f hi he Tenor." 1 have seen it done.
Also. the 1 r Matthews's tn i eaaaya
abouti.:;*:. ggpeciaU) "Tl ns of H. C. Runner,"
with ha
The : MM paper it eras thi - tl Spartan Tribune,
Which wa -.une of Laocoon;
And ha'; . | nip. who"- down the two sides
Rsr. * s ryatidea.
'Twas a very fine ahm , i half-page of locale,
Done yle by J I -de?.
And so on. JAftrp BlAN,
One ha*oc * ren o1 e any of the joy from life, hut ha? ir oc?
curred to; ing thai the class of 1020
agi m*.*- ?
Utttr Recei\cd b) FREDDIE from Fixher? & Fo\bcra, tho
u. k. Cznul Strtct lawyer*.
1 , ..Vr'tV;
Liabll LaWYOtfl *. r Reliable PRICKS'
21 t iNV S rBEET.
My dear Mr. Sel s
To-do* . | ra ?? - tha Mew Yorker Tribune
ve corr.e opoi which it refer? a shorter and
afflargontlemaa r 1 el t dreek Dorr Schmiel.
Would thy this ?a a pros? and insulting liabel and we are
ready to do busing da you in ridicule and con
tenipit,?the mowindow says plain as the nose on your fare You
?re a Liar'
We leaked this faDex Sehmiel op ? y Bradstreet and while he has
abeoktely no rating whatever to --peak of, we will take a chance
thii time of the year. The wi ?? can tret a coupl would
kof pictures fi - tha office.
We a- i we pot g ? and you are a sucker when
yon dor.'t .- ?.<.
V rs truly,
Die AF !.. Fin?an & Foxbkrg.
With Alvin Silver to help you,
? y? He it pie. pudding or cake.
He' ? ' .ice think of
The kitid 1 used to make.
For wrtti | ? poem Miss Ruby M. Hal! of Cherokee, la.,
1?' ? priai , -' from the Alvin Manufacturing
**, and Bhiepencil justly thinks that in giving Smeed only a pold
?steh we ar shortrhantrir.fr. him.
iMOROVS RONDEAU.
Take it from me, .?rar boea, if thou bul ! new?
est with what pious Mal I worship you?
'I should say "thee," but "thee" and "knew" dont mate) ?
I make so bold as to a
That stuff of mine thou'dst ne'er again taboo.
And ?Mb affecti ? . sir, is honest, true;
Aye, true as that the well-known sky is blue
Or that the thoughts are few in Bryan'a pate?
H "rein me.
?eat mighty mas',., ihn, I eau?
Tlfuliy rsppHrtj . . ;, i , 5UCh a?: few,
Etccpt, perhaps, obi Austin might create,
And that th ? indsrstandst how groat
M*" love fot thee I thai permit thee to
Takt- it from me! Kpaji.
SICK BEMPER.
Sir:?From the newspapt ra, I glean the fact that "Storm Has
'?T m Grip," Invejg-tigmfjon of health eonditiona in Philadelphia
???I lead one to believe that "Storm hai irrijipe in city."
Rta?.
RESPONSE to I?. B.'S PLAINTIVE a.
Mow, # upon you, spineless kicker,
You hoe no harder c than I;
Rut, though your woe- seem s nothing,
limas may be ? by and by! MOREMAC
tewe?r th* henffit f,f thoslf' "ho may not have seen *rsarta?day*g
? we are reprirtirp, by aeclarnatkm, a paragraph.
V B?Ppy New Year I ?. P. A.
SOCIETY DANCE
GREETING TO ?9
Bi>> Entertainment Qh
for Miss Stettinitts ti
Four Hundred (hiest?
MANY DINNERS
PRECEDE BA
Mis. John V.unro HOftCSI
Debutante Daughter at Net
Neat's Party.
Ne? Wst'? was welcomed in bj
? " . in ery gaj and liael) mar
'vitli dances and supper pan es .???
? .???' i em? , it ? i -. ? ih? sud
enable hotels
I restaurants, which were cr
? .
by Mr.
' | R. m t Shi
tant lujrhter, Mi?s
? 'tcttinlui
? the sec
ii
her tli . the i
r.*in tha ;a
pool evera er? r<
be hoe te
. "? taita 1 who ha?
I
Miss Mi
? .
Rowers, baskets,
-i '\ i-- s ci ? tinj ele ?
... short
s few n Inutes before
"lit. ami iu<t
tore (he hour struck ash?
New Yeai
???-.un Hud r. 11 ampeter ' ' ' ? e? i
n '
1916 Pand?
?
...
g
? g the supper a am
string o
g 1
,? . orchesti - ?
.
i
srirli and
Howland
Harr) \ "\Hnd
.
an, Mr. n
! and >
irdt.
Among the young women prese
'
si ?nns '? ?
Ruth Cut i Anita
i Miss Iti?
??
Bla r, Miei '?
A
? I . !
D ?
d Gersdor
tudn
HofTmi lohnson, Ml
i, Miss h
ns Lamont, .Up- ; Mi
Mitchell, ? ? ?? Marko
Margaret Montgoi ? i ?.. M \
riffan
Dorothy : n.-inr, M i
Kathei ne and "?'ii ?ladt eli s Dah
liss Hill
French, ."?' ?
?
; Miii
Hi tahi rni . M?as Pi ga
in t I.UC".
? Edith Mi
- Kal
[?SS Hc!r; i
I.- Brun Parse
Misi
Lang]
Kn h M u Geraldine ' ?
l? ne, kf is Vera Ci uva- h, MU
??
. Mil
Margar? : ! '
Graee W M>~
ilope W illiami
\ ? ' -. Si'ilK
I
Wood. M 1st ' s Sorchan, Miss 1
and ?" liss <
Peabodv, ?' - Kathleen Mary, Mi*
R) h ia 1!" Margaret
Bron
Mario!
? ? -\i- ?? Winchester, Mil
lis? Hoadle:
rth
of Boaton ? a Graf
Sullivan, of Phil
sdelol
Among the men present ware I u
i i inrton S1 i rederlek h ? ?
andre, Jeaae Hoyt, L Stuart Wing, jr
?i Dick, Seth barton Frenck
! Charles t utting, Joseph I". Stillman
?jr.. Livingston Paraoi Edmund W
Peaali - Pryor, Gerald Ona
William E. 81 6] herd, jr., ("lar
ence Mitchel . Georgo ?Iorton Millei
jr., H ? ? - *?? Edwai d A Le Ro)
rd 1. II. Talmage, David V\
I son, Henr) i riinjr, 1-rank Watrous
Casimir de Rham, Hugh t'otton, Fred
??it. Manry H B, Paul, Ed
ward Rutter, Richard Bahcoek, Kdwan
I Burrill, ?r., Joi eph L Bank -. I: ib
,.rt Cai '? '?? i'oubleday, Bruc?
Percy F: Pyne, Jr., II. Rii i .
?'vue. Leatei Armour. Herber! Pu
?'/im. James .; Larkin, Rudolph Kiesel
Shepherd Krech, Aymai Johnson, Ire
vor Hogg, Caes Gilbert, F. Sh?
ifa in? i'ii v. Hamilton I
r, Sh?'l?loii Hoadley, Donn Morrison
. Archibald ?^erling, Edward M
Mcllvaine, Winalow B. Pierce, Kdjrai
Allan Poe, Gerald Philbin, George E
Turnure, Tailer Towcaend, Vi-rnon
Brown, William G Rockefeller, Louis
L Stanton, Gaillard Thomas and Ar
thar l'ope.
Mr?. lohn Munro, i 'est Sev
enty-fotrth Street, gave b dance at
ght for her debutante
ter, I i Mary w. Mu un,. The
??irse ballroom was aaed for the danc
ling and the reception room ndJoinin?"
i for tl c supper, during which their was
'Il.c guest
I Mr. anil Mra. Joaeph I?. Hedle.
Mi snd ii - Alfred 1' Bell, Mr. an !
Mr*. Charles Low. Mi and Mrs. Fran?
cia j lisi Margaret I
Misa I liai s Richards, H las Amy
gs, Miss Diana Richards, Miss
??r Horter, Miaa Florence Rogers,
a- . Gilbert, Mil i Isabel Balrd,
Miss Katherine V*. R Olt itt, Miaa
Madeleine Pearson. Misi Prances Bal
lard, Miss Elise Sage, Miaa I?ah,-lle
Warn n, M Rit B ? i M ? Eleanor
Brown, M '?' ? 5 Lewie, Miai
rvG< rmai , aiabel Alki-r,
i bristles I -l er, Otis Gu<
Backus, i inc ? Ishara, Gal?
b Ward. Seyi
.rth, Irving Fisher. Cortlandt
;, |y, Charlei Moeller, Marahall Stu
ar-, Lane Poor, 0 Davey, ''?'?
?
Kenneth Flsk? , ' ill raith Ward, i
; :iniHn anil W..
i lard l'lacs. i
BOSTON (?IIU. WHO W Ml, BE BRIDK
M ? Dorothj M. Jordan, sr_ i ? gement to Monroe Doagtaa Robtaw
? lirw of Roosevelt, Is announced.
MISS JORDAN TO 1
ROBINSON BRI
I ngagi mem of Rooset
Nephew arvi Boston ?f i ? ?
Ii ?.nnounced.
i ?
I A'iriu
? ?
I
to M v
h yin. Do
?
i
the youni set <
known for her remarl
...
York ehi
She has also 1
'. ? the I
' ? -i i* fond of '
?
? nnis pli
. ,. ?
her own at We iham, i
father from M is Ii 11 i ? M. Jei
?
nd 'i he Ro
about twi sars oltj
If
B and nephi s-Pres
Roosevelt, whe is a bro?
mo'I or.
Munroe IiouitIk? 1: ion hns I
? ;n the
?
from 1
vard. Previo to 1
cord, N. I!.,
?
Mr. 1: i adquarl
i
he returned I He is ta
?
It waa aaid al
?hat the will t
j> ! ;? ? e wil
though no da
MADAME BUTTERFLY'
AND 'PARSIrAL' PLEAS
Contrast Presented in Douh
Rill at the Metropolitan.
"Pal 1 !';:'"
?s a double bill pr?
contr:. I
ble qui
"Paraifa t. ?
New 'Si-. . ; wii
? Satt
da) Suni ere ia
n?)> i a; Satui da), becau
ular sul
W aj;: ? ? ? ?Val pi.
requit i pi
.
t ? ?
Mr, Sembach, tl
Matxenauer and t j .
':. i itehill. Mr. Sembaeh' , ?
anee wai moving and ncere, Mm
? a, Mr. W hit? i
Mr. i' I wit
rare 1 ? ? on ne
golden regarda.
the I ?
?
made up
? ? ? . sei
i
losition Mr. de i
i capable if ui
dlstingui ?i? d ii
acter, Mr. Polaceo conducted with
good deal ol
? ?
FAMILY OF FIVE NEEDS HEL1
Braaklya Charities Baraaa Aaka fa
Fund of $100.
The Brooklyn Bureau of Charit;?"
b.? ? i ? a Si reet, Brooklyn, ap
: . be Simmon
in argent need. Th'
bureau .-?? -
"Mrs. Mmmons's experience, in beim
both mother and athei began long be
fon' her husband's death, for his hear
trouble I.ad nuda h m a belpli
valid for a number of yt-ar?. Hut la
Bl factory work l ad
strength, and' after yeai ? ? ? s ?
tr?gale ? Idowhood atui a -
... ? arrived a: the samt
time. The doctora have dec!
operation n< ?
"There ar<- fo n children, lha young?
est a boy af ? t?'ht year?. Ul are in
good health. except I.
Emily, who ; with the trouble
that killed her fathi r. She am i
.1 und i? reeeiring 1
of care.
"The Brooklyn Bur?
ether un?
ite!
3 of Si.i pro?. Id?
I allowance for foul, i. I er nee
lea. larj. . ! i ontribu
i tioas a ill Ik ould be
It'i ?!.* bui
Street, Brooklyn, marked "for
0^60 TR."
INEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
no More Oeorge M. Cohaa
Playi Will Presently Conn
Up for Air.
Another Cohai ? -? vue will be
-i New Vork this monrh.
? : be a
and I"-*:
I ? thai the agile
(?eorgo will act in it. The piece i? h?
|
? . -. ?bow Ml
? tber bstid to
prepare n play f..r Channcoy Oleott,
i Sealed the priv
II Beptemher. It
?'I'l'.l out ..f town in March
The a- - n it that the piece
..s ? ilagte
Irish song Ml 0 ett, end 11 Is ex
itioa wll carry
I p the star
ander conl i
ter Vii i advised
I ?? eding
, womai n V tt'a product
ef "The '
Love, now in "The Ware
h ; Euget ?? Vfoltei 's new
ew York.
'Hi.-. '," bi Amelle RI' es, ?**. ?II
? : n Boaton next I'l
I thi ? be Albert
Witt C. Jennings, Harri
'irr. I.uc?e
? ? ? ?
. Rlch
?
? - i', i
i ? Bat.
Thei s wai i iuot traent on fe I
? :.,' Ii Ippod
lay, chiefly to give rh?
.... nee before I
-, i; H. Bui vet oed the
? -.' midnight
last :. incement was male a*
r ee fheatre that (iara Zoru's
rears old.
"The I nrhaste;, ri Woman" will at
? ? ifnrmance at the Th r
ty-nititb Street rheatro to nijht.
!? has been leurre.I that the real
name of I Igen, the versatile
ithoe.
Mme. Btrlndberg, wHnw of the mi
thor, i - ' pn eat a number of
. band'a playa in Mew York he.
? : ,?*. The first of them.
? ?-," will be prmluced in February
?he auepici
a/ill am Conrtenny, who collaborated
Joffre aa the aavlog of Pari?, i?
about to become a Aim aetor.
-
"Town Topics," minus a te-* o' |te
? - Injone
end tbinr/-, !?-,ir. ned In Hartford
. Boston.
Lydia Lo| OVO, of the *.Y<ishing'on
ee with the
:? Diaghlleflf ballet dur ? ?
? ? , ? the Century.
frei: COMET SHOW FEB. 28
Taylor's Own Will Trip Around the
Sun According to Schedule.
? | lase?, Dee 11. Toylor*a
i at ered early in the ?
iitiil vi-; ble through small telescope?, in !
the northwester*) iki< i will ssahe Its
passage around the ?tin on January If,
according te ealeulatlona "oeohred at I
, th? Harvard Observatory to-day fro..i ?
I Professor A. C. Leoaehoer, director ot"
the St Observatory, at Berkeley,
Cal
irbit of the comet Is very short,
reooii ng not more than five years to
. to and from the sun.
ght of the
comet waa deereaaing gradually.
THREE ENGAGEMENTS
\ii--.es n?gociasse and Mice Hoaro, of
Mount Vernon, to Wed.
Boss i Boanerauu, of Sfj Hsn
' cock Street, Brooklyn, snooancea the
... her two daughters,
Ploren? a, ta Francis X.
letadl llrook
. : *?: * : . th Margaret, to
1 Thomas P. Do Looey, "w ef IN Pc
? ? ??'.!.
Dr. at;.i Mrs. B erl Howe, of 29
pint A " Ti en
the engai their d
tar. Ml -. l .?' ? wileoa Howe, to Joim
1. ha., ui l.fc j.
SERBS GET $41,
NEW YEAR'S GIFT
American Red Cross Ships
Clothes and Supplies to
Balkan Sufferers.
JEWISH RELIEF FUND
GROWING RAPIDLY
Committee of Mercy. Working
with Allied Organizations, Re?
ports Totti of $430,702.
I ood supplies worth more, than 141,'
! 000 Ver. ?,.?( Ihls w,.,.k ,,, tno Am#ri.
ran Rad CrOBS lor the relief of the
Serba, Tie supplies and a lar^e qunn
tity of clothing wer., -hipped on the |
Frixo?. bound tor Pimas, where the
: rutted States Consul win tak.. ears - '
the distribution.
Ite Hoard of lh? '
; Red <><>?? snnounced yesterday that, it
bad n re ed . ..-.- . itloi i amounting
I to si,;,:,, h luring ths reel foi I
| Eurapeaa War Relief Kurd. 1 stal
I tributleas to ,\?<? amen?t te WH
rea m
Mr?. Augaat Belmont, treaaarer af
the Committee o' Mercy, y??rerday re- :
ported a total of contributions received,
I Ineludii r f la ralead ia cooperation
Wl'h r'.]''<\ r, Sisal. ?' | r;,,
TI ? trmeaian Fund, working In
1 station with the CeSBI littet
! h??, raised thaa far 1170,887.41. Man)
i contributions wei.eeived by the Ar
menina Pund from ehurches ai : i
ligieus organisations threeghonl I
Count r ?
The Am?- u '. ? h Relief ( emmit
seeived a eonti Ib
af 82,800 collected among Jes
i beata Phat eltj has pledged
' Itaelf 'or- ? ? rat tl
oon.ooo fund that the committee
raa re
: al the job mittee's headquart? ? i
Kuhn, Leah & Co.'s, 'rom a ?ix-yeai
girl:
"I am aal sil years old, Bad have a
sister four years aid, and wa ?med up
In our hank one dollar, and father to. '
ire :? a lot of children in B
?hat hfive Botl h g te eat, ho woe ??
please i ? dollar and send it ti
them. I'm only sorry 1 can't send any
more. I.can ai : Parbstein."
i'p -o ?a^r night tha v ? ? ean Jew?
ish Relief Cot
1771,068.44 in cash an?! 1210 --??
pledgee, making a total of tMl
Among the ? !'??' eatributioni
tha following:
w * ? |. I
i'.-mi" ii'jo t>> n n ?
I ? .i - ?
? -,
? . | ? ? : r
' ' I . ? j '
.
i- - ? . i
? ? I
, i ? ? ?
I
< p? kid ? I
? | - ? \ ! p I
? ? . ?
i. . v ? .
II
?
J
?^-.- i ? I ? A K? ? ?
? ? ? K p V.. ? ? ? . ? | i
I
| . .. ; , . f ;.? . A'.'H -ri".
? . in k Co..
?... . . -, $i,in. \n<? v. . i Hoffmi I
? '..-? I . i. I
in &aa $500;
. I
* 11.000; 8. H
.-? < ?
Contributions of more than 114
were reported yeaterda) r the
tiona! Allied Relief Committee, i
it ? 00 Fifi tvenue
! . , ?' Cob nitl i
total of 1187,127 M a- of eon
? 0| . ?., ,; ,??. The thr? s
?
committee were from thi PI
ittee, r 1,2 ? ; the Women's Cana
i lub of Ottawa 8500
Madiaon, Wii . Allie Be ? Fui
The British American W ? :'
. il rday reported c< m of
ra? re than 8800.
FRESH AIR FUND
WON UPHILL FIGHT
Despite Business Tension and
War Relief Opposition. Pub
lie Gave Generously.
the final Hat of con
' tr.buttons to The Tribune Preeh Air
Pund for 1016. All sums n
.. this tima have been applied ?
payment of the bills laearred during
.f the year |ust I
i ontributiona received from
forward will be used to providi
mr outings during th" summer ol
l'ub:ic support i the I tab Air Pund
during 1916 exceeded ?,xp? ?'
.'. the campaign for eoi
waa begun ia June, but ? litions
tied and war relief funds
were making heavy demands upon toe
s ring public, It was feared, ?
Fore, thai contributions to the fund
might fall off, a? they had done in the
raanj local ehai
Instead. Th? Tribune Fund received:
gifts fi ons thousand pt ?
.sons mora In 1818 than la 1814, and
the total of contributions for tin? year.
S'iit.O'.ij.r^T. sxeeeds tha total of the pre
year by 18,000.
\V;-h the money given by the friends
of the fund, fortnight country vaca?
tions were provided tor about 9,300
boys and girl* during July, August and
September. From these children there
should go to tha generous contributors
to the fund this moriiiup a might)
for a "Happy New fear.
CONTB3! nONB . Q THK TRIBfNE FRK'II
ah; n vr>
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A ? t' P..i ?
Un ' Ha. ra?
? ?-.-. i I'hlldrtl a Lc_|U? ' Wyo
. -. ) J on
? friv?'' ? a' -
-
I . - Wittl 2 ni?
i'*?h
J...', M BTSf . ',
T. Ml D? aaaw si. tin.m
i ontributiona to the fund l
sent to The Tr bune Fresh Air Fund.
The Tribune, Nea
PERSON M..
BORN Cathai ; s Se
Mr. ai.d Mr?. \V. r.. Marble, tireer
?ic?, Conn., December ?l.
DR. ANNA SHAW RECOVERING?
Strong lonsl'fiitinn Aids Suffrage
leader to Overcome (?rip.
(fir tsssssseS "i t... Massas l
Philadelphia. Dec. IL The EOT. Dr.
Anna Unwind Bhow, ex-president i f the
National Suffrage Association of th*
, ' .1 Btates and Indi fattgoble rhera
plon of WOOMO's rights, who hn? been
ill with the nip at I "r home in May
Inn. I'enn., fast outside of tins city,
eioec December M, was improved to
dor.
Dr. Shaw, who is sixty-eight years
old. baa bean ander the car? of a'
inore ?ban n ?, efe
Hl r "troI " constitution, which has crir
... many "atom* Ii i?'
camp;...- . .oof opiiinst tno
ra of grip and pneumonia tha* baa
the last twe week?,.
taking iienvy toll of life and llling the
ithoay has been with
Dr. Shaw constantly dSrlog her ill?
ness. The retenta sutTragi-;*. expects
be aboat agal ... i Saya
PRESIDENTTO GIVE
RECEPTION TO-DAY
Virginia Folk Will Meet Wilson
ami Bride it Firs! Official
New Vear*g Oie?tration.
r ? -
!!"? . , Va., Doe, IL The Br I
-,Lull to be held by
.n bla cop
g van by hi."
M re. tVilaon to-morrow at The Kome
i hi Prealdent expressed his ila
? a of the
way. Word of t ho reeept en went forth
t miles around ?re
the Hot Springs win
n\.i hands v.'itli
the CI ?? und h's wife.
v.'ar* ago tiie Proeident 'pent,
day ?ea on in Pase Chri i in,
? : laal year there woe no Mew
? at tiie Whits Hoaee.
.' I and bla wit'e i
. before a largo gi
i . automob le trido < a new
oiountain roHd. Later Mr. Hi,on ?pent
- ? work, reading and i
ing many letters, lb- ? ? " follow
anee ta the fami?
ly of tiie late Governor Hammond of
? >ta :
"Mr. Charlea M. AndrS*. ?ecretarv to
r, 81 Paul, Minn.i
convey te ?overnor
' ? .and pul?, c'y express
are re
death" I fin: sure tins
must be enttment of the whole
country an.i of ?H who knew h ?
ling eharaeti
Mrs. Julian James held her annual
Mew Tear' -,'ion this after?
noon at her rum.' in Twentieth Street,
Mr. and Mra. Joeeph i.e.ter gavs a
ball to-night at their eoantn place in
? r for
Misa Franc? ? E. W lliama, Mrs. Letter's
ading the dance. T'r. and
Mrs. 1 ' and others enter
: dinner parties ;.nd took their
by motor to Virginia.
#
BALL OPENS WINTER
SEASON AT TUXEDO
Many Debutantes Attend Kancy
Dress New Year's Dance.
n . -.
Tuxedo Park, N Y.. Hoc. SI. w*o
ire than the aeual
numb, - made the annual
Tuxedo I'lub
-. All the |
were in fancy CO -turne.
Mary dinner parties pre ?
-i 1 lard. jr.. enterte
.; pari . Among I : gueata
[r. and Mr-. W.Averell Harriman,
Mr. n rlea C. Auchini
i " I ?? ? Sp tuer .Morris, Mr.
and Mra. .1. Inaley Blair, Miaa A ?
? in,
Mr.?. P Barbey, Mr. ?'id Mre.
c. 8. bee. Mr. and Mra. H. L Mi
Mr. ai ?:. Betts
d 1.orillan!. Mi;
Mary I ? ? . I ? rra Lorillard ar,i
? i anooo.
Vira. le., helafield entertained Miaa
Metehei. id Mra
lerold (
d. I1,nners weia
Henr* ilorgan
'.' Mr. and Mra. M. G. Barnwell,
!' Whitman, Mr.
?? tmor j
?
if r. and Mra.
Willard S. Brown, Mr. ami Mrs C. Van
?
Heckacher, Mr. and Mrs Frederic Foa
.1. Maupui.
\ ? g those ?? I their eot -
?
I Mrs.
tman, Mrs. Piles Collier,
Mr. an i Mi B I'ulton Cutting, Mrs.
S Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
and Mr?. Kben
Ii end Mrs. charles Henr* Ci
ter.
v. hat is GOING ON TO-DAI
| hin tn ftii Iswrl >-. M u- iss ' **1
? .
Vi i uidt Pi
I .
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"i ? -,
? ?. - ? H. Harris s t .
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.
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ASKS MRS. V. ASTOR
TO PROMOTE UNIONS
F. P. Walsh Senda Appeal to
Americanization Committee.
Frank P. Walsh, formerly ehferm-w
ot the Committee on Industrial Rale?
tions, has sent an appeal to Mrs. Vin?
cent Astor to b?V orjraijlie labor
unions, on the gTOund that they would
facilit?te tho obje<rts of the National
Ami riranliation f'ommittee, which was
recently organized In Mrs. Astor"s
home.
Th? appeal was also sent to Mrs. Cor?
nelius V.inderbUt, Frsnk Tr-jmhell.
chairman of the board of directors of
the Chooapcafea A Ohio Railway; Percy
R. Pyne, Pells fet Warburg, William
ea Mo**U*aa, Ml?* Frances A. Ke!
1er, W. route, pre- dent of MkS
Southern Pacifloi Mrs. Fdward
Stoteebury, of Philadelphia, and Pe*.
P iberts, secretary of the international
committee of the Y. M. C. A.
"I aeo ' pelel aal ta yon." said
th" letter, '"he (rr< at value of the labor
aa BO Ameriooolsing k.fluence
g economists and -oeiolojrista
? that so ofte'i that the suc
eesa Of thi ?a? agencies of
A . - eai 'tion is an accepted 'act. No
Other agency can compare with them In
ing Into i m i ?Tanta the spirit of
Am. r'.rn ?ml davelopiog ,r. them ths
capacity f(,r aelf-goveromenl
"1 aecon ingty recjneat, on behalf of
? n mittee, that at your next meet
? ;;, Ahich I learn from the press is le
be neld .n connection with a dinner a*.
the home of Mn. Edward Btoteebnr*)
in January, your board of
ors adopt resolutlona provtdlne
for the inc'usion in all ?itera*jre and
po'*.ers pabliehed by you of a strong
appeal to the immigrant to Join and
form labor unions, and that you pledge
yourself to aid in removing obstacles
to such organization and *." encourage
and foster it by every meana at yo.r
diapooal."
JOSEPH MURPHY. ACTOR. D?E9
Was Known for His Acting In "Kerry
Low" and "Shaun Khue."
Jo??pn Murphy, known throughout
th? country for h!? actinfr in 'Ker-T
Gow" and "Shaun Khue," plays whlch
won him a fortune estimated at $3,000.
died yesterday In the Herald Square
Hotel. He leases a wife who fror sev?
eral yea'? wss his lendinp lsdy.
Mr. Murphy was bor- in Brooklyn
In ISS3. Be wont to California ii 11
after the disco\,e.y of gold, an ?
jonied Hooley'a miastrele. He remained
?he minstreli for several
and then became identified wi*
two great successe?.
MVRRIED.
CORLISS PARRI8H Oe TTodnsssTar.
December 2S. a* I laymoat,
by the Right Reverend Biahop Kb i
man, Anne, daughter of " <
Parrish, to Charlea A I ?' ?
F:.gl?wood, V '.
Noll -s ot B*aW~*tasjeo and drittln must
b? acrompanied liy full name Mil address.
DIIM).
Bruggemano,H.G Marphy, -io-icph
i. Cora V. c
. Edeon S. Tyler, A'
GEMAKN : mberSl,Bai
rietti ' wife < f '
Bruggeme ... ?
? reaidenee, Scan
. Januarj* 1, at 1L' o'clock
. n leaves Orand ? entra) St i
Harlem division, at 1
BOUGH At Jersey Citar, on Tharoaa
I'rcember 10, 1915. Cora V. Hough,
?-. -.. nf George R. Hough. Funeral
services at her late residence, 46
Crescent. Avenue, on Saturday, Janu?
ary 1, at g:S0 p. m.
JONES Suddenly, ?? ?Ireenwich,
I'onn., on Fourni day, Wednesd*' .
Twelfth month. 1915, Edson
burv Jones. Services at bis late
!?"nce, Belle Haven, 'ireenwich,
Conn., on Fir?r day. Suadoy, ai
m. interment private. ;
and Roston papers please
Mi RPHY <>n December IL Jeoeph
Murphy, of "Kerry Gow" l
Rho< ?' Beloved huaba
Mary Firmier. Servicea ' l*HE 1*1
RAL CHI RCH," Ml rVeet 2Sd St.
Pre a pbell B il diog
Mooday morning, 10 o'clock. Flk?'
service, S o'clock Monday i.vening at
the Elka' Home. **. Bt. All
membere ef B. P <? E. Ne i ?
to attend both services.
POND O-, Thursday, December 30, at
Ha'nneniann Hospital, Louise Mar?
Panerai servie? ?t ,st. j*mei
Church, Madison nv. and "1st st.,
Monday, .Tsnuary S, at 11 a. m.
T\ LES Ou December 30, Annie Kille
Tyler, at tier late residence, Hotel
lilies, wife ef the late Jame? r
I vier, alter a brief tllneee. rur.erni
services Saturday. 11 a m., from
/.ion and Bt. Tlmoth) I . irel t
West ?Tth Bt Interment, Woodlawn
? ? tery, a* conven ?".? i a family.
Newark, M. J , and Richmond, V* .
M p>a.-e copy.
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orne, ..-?.. ? n t
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Company
?04 Fifth Avenue
Member of the New York Hearing Hause Aaeodatien
an*NCHJDa.
Breadwav at Leonard 8t
Broadway al TCd 5*.
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mobace r l t> ? visa-gres a tesas Frederic r pav?a s<aor?4a?T
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Sfofemen! 0/ condition af Irte e/ose ef buiin?$? Decemeer J?H, 7#?5
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