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ffie Conning Tower
THAI <?! M RM l ru im RAO,
11? l | II l>V?\ ll'.MNf, Bl RLI1-!
i like to nasXt- yea. yea!?1 lik?> to hear
?Iibiub?c of a bif braai band.
?. Aig ajifje trombone, |/.??..?. 0/ slide trombont I
nd the saxophone [Bus. of aarop?one]
go granel.
p.jt 1 wan? to b?
?^aira] utility?
I
vfar.i to trv
That baby-CTJ r^v'*o/ ^H ?3rV-l '?
?sr-ntl ? ' rattli [Bus. of and the castanet,
[Bas. of CASstonei]
syjgt to bang the tom-tom [Bus, 0/ torn tow] and Uto
tgmbourette [Bus. of tambourette] ;
n'anttojr'
engt -'?.gle [B?/.e. of triangle] ;
Cot a caper
the old Band-paper [Bus. of sand-paper] ;
Mg! ? ighbells [Bug. 0/ -?'' ?'.'-;ir,7s 1 and those
?,->?.
-rjfj eygek ' ? ' : Btta? 0/ tfWp] about a million timea;
that thunder-sheet [Bu?, of thunder shet t] ;
i)Qh : ol the old glasearas!. [?Bas. 0/ pltus
? .
? ? ?o on?yes. go on
? i yes, pro on?
na musical jag!
a symphonical souse
' ' ?'? ropr] Richard S
luant to play?hooray !?
.
And &?
ility
-s if McLougl 1 Bundy into the s-porr
teur standing is one
Among the pleasantest ai d
Mr. William M.
- Wright ?t Ditson in San Francisco,
-.v * - for tl m here; an I Mr. ?'an
M r. Frederick
N ? - York he .
? capitalize his
y the uam?' m ,
ring I
.??? -.art or' lid come ' I
ard of him it' he hadn't Leon a tennis
l
ers. "I'm soi 1 y," I ??'?- ha1 e to 1
? ? I* athletic ] 1 ng.
he lose his
. ? a 78 at Pin?
in pr..-e
?
?
TO OUR ADVERTISERS,
are fine ami bi .
lain or ventury :
we jusl got in last ni^ht :
- . 'm Century.
K
i/n/t s\
' (wyest for Jctf/ny rjowfi your bctt?t"?> //>o</<lhrLJ />
?i *-u6?>?*-- neteSooA ./-></ u fount'oinpen f'ifedrvith waferprCcf <rfr\7
eke terny iw>t the t?ma fe* fte wcier, f/te ru??rr
1 ' Of Sr'rtfchintf on ?idea fnfo ubouf
ifiree porajfrn^a.
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? 44 ? 1 ?. m 1
inj*; n hotel we have wond H i why BO many
?* ? ist be that ev? like Ed How?',
? goes to a hotel and i5? wall treated he turns
. -ne room. "Bui if the clerk is snippy,"
um."
KNEW IT WAS SOMETHING LIKE THAT.
I '? complaint that I didn't prive your ('??
s ??'????? : orning. My Tribuneisnt delivered
later l am downstairs in my I
? ? ? then the Ad Visor te hai puh
(Wish he'd hurry; I need a new pair of
ggs carta ? less Interesting
the rids to New Vori-. Wife hollers if
t ta a My apology accept? d!
I.. 1. ? ..MM I II B
>?''?' ven Marion Harlan?*., "has charms that those
it cannot un?deratand.H So- at least contrihs
< ?INTUIHS I HAVF. MET
RoBCRi ( . B?ni in at.
?? altar wight, so young ar ?i witt>.
forth, lie its a little ditty.
ai I'm spilling rot for F. P. \.. Bir.
other?. / have got something to r-ay. sir.
? jn;r?"ii the contribar.d (Oh day so sorry!)
d, thought Mai?, was Morris.
heard ] I ?'?'? I ' r "v0r reckoned
If the peak!) ? : ? cond.
. Though I met Contrib Kate Norn-?,
. ? one y?f So hi Ip me, Mawi
1 ???? ?? this little lay that H might -'name her,
?'?.. . -. I'd like to say thai I donl blame her.)
Moaaia
v '? ays in hi? Bt Louis Poat-Dispatch column
WB when an i is ;t y in Witter
ty, yo ?>. .... |j?Vt ?ftrfl4je#(j) |lath its mysteriee, 1
lu?? !?
^ates .Ma Kayo, the Mag-tyM Marvel. r- P? A?
DANCE DEBUT
FOR MISS LINCOLN
Mother Entertains for
D?butante at the New
Colony Club.
QUESTS ARRIVE
FROM DINNER PARTIES
Frticli Pity, "Son Homme.?'
Will B? Given To-nlgtll at Airs.
W. K \ anuerhill's Home.
' ' ow? ? neola, jr. Kave a din*
*!"' : dancing, la?t nigh! at
??? Vt- rann tat bei debutante
' '"? M M.aryanna l.incoli. I he
I mod a- small table?,
which \?.?re decorated with spring flow?
ers. Additional ?-nest? rum,, in for the
" ik. many or" them comini- from
other ?urner prntic?. One of tho?(.
parti? waa given by Mr?. Adrmn H
at the I ' ' ib for her
larafa l.arkin. Another
Ire. Fdward W. Packard
Ladies v.ncx of the Metr?poli
tai ' b fOr her daughter, Mi- s M .-'.'i
Urs. Lia . r-icar? at dinner In
all .- Paulina Baeoa, Miss Kath
er.nc 1',* I'. . ions, Miss Mn?le
leme I ?. ? Misi Mar ? I>ln?more,
Miaa ( re Lee, Miaa Annette Markoe,
? ? ? . - *? ,ma da
Eli! abeth Howard, M M
? ? ? "
Mis?
,u?-'oH. Miaa ,iul;n Zabriakie, Miaa Kn
natta Davis, ?nr.e? \a nthrop, Maunaell
Croaby, Geraldyn Redmond, Jamea L
Bank?. 1 BO, Frandl Woorl.
Drayton Burrill, jr., Richard Imane,
William Carson, H. Thornton P.
Richard Emmet, it. Reginald Living
?-tor.. v. ?u ng ?Camphell W
.."-tcward. Clermont Barnewell, William
H. Ta -. '. orga de Vean an?? G
t4>n '?', ? r
h \ ?ted foT ?
Ml M H"-,
Cil iri'fi? C. Pell, Mr. nnd
? .? S. Hardy, Ml
ira. V
, Mr. and
Mori '?' ' ; ? - .
ter, V s? tloadley. Miss !i??ne
[arpare! K iiapp, M
Ig
'?? ? i de Vea John
re, M
I ??-... French,
?
Maude Kahn. Miss
' ' Miss
? ? ? ?
I ? | ... ? g
Millei Wat on Em
1 1 raylor.
? " Hei-k, ir ,
Mai halt, Edward I.?
' Id a Kg, !
?
'?
I ,.'....
arrange
? , ? ? ? ??.??ir or
?
ran eai I about
The
igden i
'
reel ? ' ? guest
? nnera pn
? : i .nnor
? an ?-. Mr. and
n . Wesl
? ? I
? Ilov;,
?
i, jr.
at the 1
? Mi (?eorge I
\
: Cathi ? I
Bradley, Miss L
Mai iret Hender? on, Mis Lois
.?? ? arli Pyli
peter, H ? | I
ind Albert
?
Miss Rosalie ?op pave a dim
...... pr par?
? ? ?
in? ?
? und L.
1 ?
D
?? . . kar Mt ? Vot*
i Mari? I
? -\ idrey
? . '
. larga
?
dp Pardei ?' Eliaa
_
Mr and Mra. J laua ? el ermei ? am
th Street, 1 ave an
? ?
... Kathei ne H .-?
Pean a, i l*re" I
il. I.
a. .',f. rei lence of M ri V. i ?m K.
Fifth v
n Homme"
, . '. .- i re? ?? Bi
evening
... ambulance Ho
. ... thoae who vrMl give
lent are
u" ird Webb, Mr-. Ha ?
Fair field Oaborn,
? i s tus Rupert!, Mr?. I
! Bal Mra. 1 da ard "
Robert Hue, Mr-.. I ? ?
Mr-- Edward ': a -
A i D. Stifl-?!)'.
Mr. and Mra. Howard Mar.ip Harte?
i ? studio reception o*
? ?? il, al theii home, 9
th Street
Mrs. AH ' lerbilt
ra, Atlant i for a
??? ? dsys.
?.. ."...'
?i irty for thirty en itui lay
? .
Tl ?. " ' ?.
Amor** H
?n the Cryst
... ':.;/<???? rheii
?The ncx' of the Biltmore Morning
I on 1 ? ? morn
tea
all) plai i ? .*-?
?. ? .?? i Ludia
i ii nil a ?11 be heard
Mr and Mr? C. Oliver Iselin left the
r Waal
the] will remaii about two
e going '" Aiken ?o i I
i
? J ?etembliei
'will tuatr placa to-night ?*. ?
MISS MAHY.WN.X LINCOLN.
Debutante pri.I ??' dan?se ?given by her mother st the \*ew
Colony Club.
RARE CHINA ART FOR SAL
A V\ Bahl < ollertmn 1 ?? He llitper??
i!?-^ii?i,iiiii an Jamil? ?> 17.
v. i:-?- regarded by compete
j udgeg ?i - .. r? lai kable col
? ? ?. ?I ? ?, formed by
v. liii'ir, aha aras born in Bhangl
nrirl who lived there eontinuously f
? ?- ..- ; ed en eahibitl
tmeriean Art ??;
ection is to be ?i
nn the afternoona of Monds
ruesdav and Wednesday, Januar-, I
1? m i 19,
in ;-. . , g |
Bal r ?es i attenl on to t
ii ? i ?lvchroi
vorj inul bol a . n ? eh, he ?.a\
. to who
. ? erial com
HOSPITAL'POSTS
FOR WOMEN M, D.'
Charities Commissioner King'
burs \dJs rhree to Cumber?
land Streel staff.
A : - ? . : !.?r women no
'. ; SSt? r.luy, *vh?
King burj a
point? l three ?vom? | | -.ani i
I'm, es -ii"1 m? mbt-rs of tl
medic
' It :? th? Brat tima in New Voi
irved.
"It i I
in in the pi - ,?? ?red D
Corn? ' S' i...?
Bi.... .,.'..,.. -i,
?
....... 11 point a
en aro given 1 ty 1
?I ? ?
? ? ..."
Dr. Brant ?ill ? .ml)
II: , ,;.
I. Line% s
"-'?'?' m \ ? Brooklyn, we
? hr. .1. Huble
? department of - rgei
OH **ar? in,i.i.- a?
Di H. ? Uli n, of tha ?.?
?
"I am . . glad to ha?, p had th
oppo i ..... . ? ? -A r. m ?? ri p -1 ;.
?'of our ruh
lie hoi p tal ." ' er 1 njrsbur
said '.4 . ? ? ' iow Mi?- th? Ural itej
i at been ta ?? tri?t the custon
tabliahed gradually in Ne
Y..rk. Personally, 1 kaou of Ktvera
???: physicians arhe wouldgivi
on H ho.?.pita! i?fa!f. I
my advisory cm tte? has succeede?
.- but m opening the portal
of th?. hospital to women physicians oi
?asi? with men, the mar;
?I or ?pent mi thit propositioi
I ??.?:i given In \am."
a'1 of rhe Cumber
lnnii SI reel Hosplts ta of
twenty thre? doctora, in plu?.- of flfty
res ig itiona ?eel a re
?i ]f-.rp.l si.nin tima hk<> l>y the ( ommis
? ?
MISS BRASI.AU IN RECITAI
Young Contraita Singt Brahms an?:
Schubert al A(seliaa Hull
Of the younger ?inger? of ths Met
ropolitan Opera I ompeny there : i
who p. ? es a more beautiful voles
than Mis? Sophie Hratlau, the youns
? ilto, who tea-, ?? hei Bret
M.nf, recital last night in Aeolian Hall
not .i little aronder?
lira -?.ail has not been
?t ths ra ? ?? Important
i irts, umi a Saturday nighl appear
-, - ? ? s ir.??;!'.t M
i'i leomed bj believe ir.
tai . however, is
? nta*p??rienced
t-inger. an?) SO !i ..'''? n BOS been
foncii to enter rho Bold of 'or.? re
,.- her ?.apac.tir-?.
Breslau* voi?ts i- u ri-al eon*
trait... .. ..? of the few real contraltos
.,.??? :?r.!i{" !.. fore '*'is public. Her
..f : :;ut a ? ye! produced as easilv
e Blight '?? I ' ?' ' "--?eS a
tant unevenness of timbre, but
. .i ?'. . ?
. and atter.t-on She hai i?' pros
the material for ? ? ef the
-
it v that sh?
vet "
'? i Of ?irtii r.
-.vu?- tinging, tern
pe? ma? ? ..- and ?'
lirahnis ui.'l Schubert there an
eaeies of nuance whiel sha did nai
1 diaplaj leal ghl '-..'. is al . h? r
? "? ring was an Intereating on?- an.i
"i i? which gave rich hope for the
future. n? erected enth',i?ia-?
???rally by a lar??;?? audience ami over
? i ??i * .th Sowera.
I_i, t - ?., I. among
? ,.? other number?. Hand
v .???. ??; ? '
Hrah"' ?'? | ' snd a gTOUf I :
: . ? an songs.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"The Cinderella Man" to
Replace "Bunny" at
the Hudson.
After all, if erill not he ir*?-?? \
? reaent a composite progi ? ?
\ ?? ? rheatn
? ? t? at the Sh iberti tl
of K?-i| Gap" would contr
house, eourilprl with Morosro's an
? ? i derel i
I ould t.ir.r p?isci'-?ion on Mondav.
ruade it air. . ?it.?? as '.hough
m ?-h an arrangement would be neeei
Kiry. BO thl Harris estate waa
< onsidering plans for the enlargement
? if the theal i ar, ai i eement
? a? rra .<? :.?r<lay that MH ..
bad earned the deeiaion.
"The Cinderella Man," eonacejuently,
Will begin to ca ?? the Hudson
? ? ? ' the Fulton, The
brunl of il." argument aril] be home
bj "Bonny," which will burroa
?i to ? ha earth ? r Satui
anca
Woi 'i ' an : b?' roit tbrv
F. E. Wadewortfa ' .
ting play.? with a view to re?
turning to tl
Lawranee D'Orsay and his anti-Gar
Man aeeent '?'?ill he ieea and heard,
reapectively, in the new Wintei Garden
ahow,
"Our Mrs. M aem i . ip ?ta
hundredth performant*! at rhe I
yesterday a*'
Odette Myrtil, who alaga "Hello,
Frisco" in a dosei 'rood and tanas
ii the Ziegfeld "Midnight Prolle,"' ha?
been engaged for the show now being
>i hearsed to succeed the present edu
ci.tional entertainment.
Alfred Butt has acquired the Krig'ish
rij ! tS to "Alone at I.r.st," but he is i \
pected to make ? eoneoaaion te
f.elings of the British public by ehang
.r g the ?cene from t ? I II gfraU tO
Moat Blai ?
B:l!ie Burke nill attend her own ftrat
right at the Knickerbocker .Saturday
night.
Rose Winter ami H. E Herbert have
been added to the cast of "?'?: : I
V ornan."
t. H, Sethirrn's ?easor. at th? B ?'
Theatre will suffer an fntermiai
a month or 10 beginning the end of
next week, and Mr Sothern will take
advantage of the hiatus to pr-U' l
new play .n Boston and Pbiladelph a.
"David Garriek" will continue until
??? 22d, and upon his return to New
York Mr. Sothern will display "The
Ugly Pe?ante," by Sebauno Lop?
The Americaa Academy of Dra i
Arts Will glva Itl aecoad matinee of
the season at the Lyceum on January
tX. The programme will include "The
Waldies," a ?Tour-act eomedj
j. Batalla, and "The Pro and l
a one-ael play by (??Ttrude Jcnr.
A carbon copy of "Hobaon'a ( hole*"
is being uigar...' . . parpoaea.
?? #-???
POPE BLESSES BRIDAL PAIR
Nend? ( unie Message to Miss ("race
tourtney and P. J. Nemlng.
A cable meaaaga af | from
? :. sediet ?V brougbl Joy to Miss
Grace ?Carroll Courtney and Philip Jo?
seph Fleming at their aredding yester?
day morning in St. James's I'ro
?ral. Jay and Chapel streets,
? McDoaaell per formed
? remony.
The bride was a grea* fa'..?rite of
her grandmother, the late Marchioness
MeLaughlia. who was highly ha
by the let? P :? BI I II 1 who mad?*
a" siall to Rome l reeeiv? >r title
from the P< bi -r n recognition of her
mthro]
Long [- II '
-1 ? raeent death ? I
marcl ? - ? ? ' H ??'
young i ipla atU tided Iks a ddlag,
T. R.'S MOTTO
FOR BOYS' CLUB
"Never Be Neutral Be
tweeii Right and Wrong"
To Be Youngsters' ?uide.
$8,0,53 CONTRIBUTE)
IN DAY'S CAMPAIGN
Total. $65,286.50 McAneny.
(iuest at luncheon. Praises
Association's Crusade.
Theodore KooBovelt leak time yes?
terday to aelect a motto for the Boya*
Club Associa? ?on. 'I he boy Imme
dlately adopted it. and iritbin a rV.v
days a banner across the wall of their
rlubroom will blaze forth this Colo-,
nel's selection
"Never bo neutral between righ*. arid
?vrong.''
"I most heartily wish you ell suc?
cess in youi campaign for the exten
iton end endowment ? Boya' Club
Aaaoeial on" wrote Colonel Itooa? ?
to Joseph i'. Day, chairman el
?cams committee for raising *,r.
rday. "Vou could have i .
motte foi !l ? saaoclation than 'Never
be neutral between righ* and \?rong.'"
When ths applause thst greeted ths
i .??? itge s< I ?? '. ?? ? heon in
headquartrs hid eeaaed, Mr, Day called
on the captains, who report.-.1 contri?
butions for tho day totalling $8,063.
Add.d to the I67.233.15-0 already coliect
ed, the grard tot?! ?o ?la'?: nmounts
(???orge IteAneny vai the | aknr of
11 igrs llated i I asso?
ciation for i's ?" . |
,io lomethlng for 'he New .ork boy
P.utli St. Denis, who ?.tirre.i hundreds
? ' East ? <l<* boy; Wednesday r ?.t,ht u>
- degre? of envj by dancing ex
clusively with one of their ?--.? ?i??.t er, will
rive a | ? r i ? ?? es Su ly
rheatre I ed Sha- *n, her
g trtner, her ?naembli of Cali
- .? girl? and bei group of
H:.r!:i eesistunts srtll inaro
?he programme.
K\ ths luncheon yesterday 0, it. Ilar
reported that his '.'am had ???
contribution- total
ea H Lee, captain of t'-.e team
which works among the b
club, han.led In .*?'.. Thn r
from the boys w,i ; received with great
? ?
Among the largest eontri i oi ? re
.* i n e lasl
1 our.? were: Percy Pyni E. Mi.
. Edward R
- .' I' Morgan k ? 'o . J28?
'? 100; l- ? .- " Bush,
I
\
the Lincheon ?
259 OLD PICTURES TO GO
< alleetloa ??f Bags Releiager Ordered
Sold by Kxe-cutort.
There ?*?as ?.laced on view vi.?*i rdav
morning at the American Art
the late Hugo I'- lit gi -'? c?.l
lection of 269 picture- t.-, foreign ai.d
American mustert, which arc to n.>
soid h ? ' BIS I E K :rbv by d;r
irort.
. ? ?esday
and B'edn? ids enings, January i *
und 19, ;n the grand >?i? 11 r???? rii of th
PI? . ? ' iav evening
? ?
ted h.elude Bel
Branga i Ca in, ' has?, I 'era -,
Diaz, Dupre, Fries? ke, Uel ardt, Ba?
den, Harpigl ? I, M,i--rt ii-. Homer.
L'Hermitte, Mar;-.. Ma ;?.???. Mi'let, Mo
net, Munkacay, Murphy, I'eiinoii, Ken
brandt, Renoir, Sande-Bakhuyaai
tow, La 1 o
V\ augh. H'eir. Wl 11
? ? I is I
li'.
A collection i ? .- engraving?
... .
eries. to
I oi Jai irj ' fhia coller
? from ni. e
? art belong .
ibeth B. I.f. \, o' :
\\ V.
PAOI
print in 1
? - ?lu bel." Of the old r
ere an even Mdegrevera, thr
Penes,
two D?rers include I ? Jerome."*
"The Mad? ....
Monkey."
?nd tl e D< '." "D si r? I
Ha"" .:? I "The Bearded Man in a
Furred ' an" air among the Kem
brandta Sho? n There are
Harri'..' , , litho
' graph? bj Pen ? '
\N KM. \?.KMKNT.
Mr. and Mrs, William C. Smith, of
2'.u Convent Avenue, announced yes
terday th? engagement of their ?laugh
tor, Mias Helen Smith, to Ralph Fam I,
eon of M i and Mr?. W II iam re. 1 -
of Bridgeport, Conn. Miaa Smith is a
tea l ? ?. *nown
;,. !' ?? burgh Phil." Her father owns
the Indiai ?p. Ii ? and I leaver ba ? ? ?
teama Mr Farrell la a i ephew <>'"
.lani.'s A. Fai rell, pn the
United State Steel ? orporation.
WHAT IS GOING ON T.J-DA?.
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STRAUSS AT PHILH?RMC
Miss Msivella (raft ( apa ETenlng
I male from Salome.
An all Kirhard BtraUM program
Somewhat of a novelty, yet this is
eisely what ?he Philharmonic <)rch
tried las', night to the apparent |
uro of a large audience.
As ?he "Alps" symphony is hel
somewhere in Europa by unfeeling
tal COasora, the progrumme was s
what different than had been origi
planned. The prelude to "(aunt
BBOd the evening, followed by "I
and Transfiguration" and "He'd'
ben." Last of all came the fnal
"Siti?me," sung by Marcella tl
Needleaa to state, this last was
event, of the evening.
From last night's hearing rt
abundantly evident that "Salom?
essentially a work for the theatre
not for a young woman in eve
dreaa standing T;*?f??ro an orrhe
Mm? Marcella * raft, an Amen
though new to New York, diapiaye
the middle and upper register? a \
"?' rery prettj timbre, which di
peared entirely in the lower; but it
not a voice capable of coping with
volume "f sound which Mr. St rar
evoked from hrs orchestra Vet
singer poaaeaaed mach temperam
and, given a better chance to n
els hi'atd, might have acqui
alf finely.
M8alom?\" however, is an opera wl
apparently cannot be divorced from
eatre without losing much of ha
ion for being. Within the walli '
proscenium arch. -??? f rtb by see*
and protrided With all the a<*compi
ing Btmoaphero of lrghring Bad
turning, it becomes a compelling if
later ami horrible work; given witl
the?e accessories it gourds ragua
intangible. Given as it should be gi
it la probably a work of greater gei
than either of the two symphonic po
which preceded it, but It dni -? - ?
so last night.
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WORLD REBUILDING
WOMEN'S B?RDE
thief Task Will Fall to An?
ita, Declares Lady
Aberdeen.
i i ? -'..
Washington. Jan. It, Reconstruct
? women of the world, follow
the war In Europe, and citi:e- lb p
the wives of aliens were discussed
? - isiena at the National Coaadl
Women to-day. Lady Aberdeen, gu
of honor of the council and presnh
of the International Council of Wo
en. has awakened unusual interest
. . proa -ions on reeon.'tn
lion, and places almost the entire b'
<!?>n u; . - , ? ?,-irh 'hose of t
United States bearing 'he larger ?ha
illlty.
Ellen ?peneei Huaaey, honora
dean of the Washington College
La.? an?l chairman of the legislatr
committee of the National Cour..-..
Women, would have laws BBacted
permit women to retain therr citir.e
ah p after marrying foreigners, s
urgid that the council pass a resoluti
askii i Congreai to a -.m ? such a law
?' ? ? KaU \\ all? r Barrett, | rt - :>
ggBBt Bd tu th?. worn
delegate itt ag tne business me
ng at Raleig thii morning tl
ointment of a worn
-i of immigration for i
u; pleasant the wc
ner of Immigration
Ins;.. S Work for ??? "men f
lowing ? ' Kurope, Laay Ab.
deeri s.u.;- 'Thinking women of t
set l lelvea about pi
foi thi. ta-?4 ef leeenetraetti
ion, unhampere?) by the fi
rid men, and posse*>*e? al
clarity of \-iioii and simplicity ef p?
? ? a. must fI
the splendid opportunity of buildn
- ipon a sure a
stable foundation."
! n: . \ , ..?? r, a i again ;?> day f
the bel I -?? who missed veste
meaaaga of t
ill tain and Ire'.si
: now meetin
? The n esBBge
"The National ?'ouncil of tireat Br
. . ? giad <>f an oppo
runity of sending by the han.ls of tl
ter nal . | i lident a message
th? r r !-hrih,'u!:i<'?s t.. the women
America fot the help they have
given t.) Kurope in her ho'
of need. Especially are they gratet"
for ail that has been done to rolle?
the cruel sufferings of the Belgn
people and for the noble work done I
ttaei can ??'?omen a.- auraea ar
? ? ?ai The work i
the *? Red I roea his call?
linlveraal admiration, and we ai
*o think how much of its exce
| BB *o the devotion of Arne?
can women."
??? .* meeting held la the bailrooi
? ' the Raleigh to night the subject c
"Iran rra ? paramount. Lad
Aberdeen preaided The Commlaaione
General of Immigration, Mr. Caa
nett ' ? -?'i on "Immigration from a
bI Viesrpjalnt." Ter.-minut
- .I made by John Barre?!
-ier. of New York, an
- av - ?
BOWERY'S BENEFACTOR DIE!
William Smyer, Pioneer Host foi
llnmeleas
W llian Smyer, who was ?aid *o havi
? to start a Bower;
"tise, more than forty-fiv?
years ago, died yesterday, in his eigh
n the home of Dr, Frederic!
?', I? Avenue. Williamsburg
He was burn in Gel and m earlj
\
truggli ?? I with povert]
caused I ni "o s*ar* a lodging house fot
- 4. IL- a so wai 01 ? Of the
? irt a food Uni B * ? II '
derelleta from starve
I a bachelor.
will LAM \. MACT.
Will.am A '1h -,. *. ? ? ? . -rune, secre
the Hoboken Land and Improve.
npany, died at h
rrae? Montclair, yesterday
Ison, N. Y
He went to Hobokei ? ? . ,
of ??,-<* and took up emplov
' ? Hobokl :. I.?a- i :.
provemen ? ompany as a clerk. Mr
. . ii Coi
a number ol u . a io as collectoi
b ih ip of Wee
f the (
? ?
DAI m WESTFALL.
' Y . J .all I ? Havi.I
tltis cit]
".. J . urea
miles r'ror: | ? ? ,, wnere !,?? ha?!
yea 1*8, ar.d where he
ha?! daily rea i lue Trihue for seventy?
reara. M \ father, \\ilhe!mus
farm in l'or' Jervi?
? ? the Delaware A Hudson
Canal Company, on which >? the ?.r a
tl a city*. He
Bad a daugh'rr
\l l KANDEI w\ M \< DONALD,
Pnfnam. f'or.r .:?..-. It A'-nander
laedonald, ve'eran editor ef
Putnam Patriot" ar.?i one of ?-?
ders of "The Scientific American," died
at hii home here to-day. He -va? horn
in Quebec, ?"anada, J j i y I. 1->22. and
was probably one of the oldest prln?
era and sdltOSS In the <-<,?;? try, HS *a?
"at the caae" almost COattaueoSif fro.n
the age ?if ten to slaoty years. He re
tirej real > ?ars ago.
DR. JOflAI SVtKTT.
?Br T-ifig-iph la TU? Tf-nnaial
Winsted, Conn., Jan 13 - Dr. Josiah
Swett, Sixty, a leading phv?ir:an of
i.iten leid County, and for many year?
eoronr's merdrsl examiner for New
Hartford and Rarkham?ted, .lied from
pneumonia at his home, in New i!a
ford, '..day. il? leUTSO hs wife and
three SOUS, two nf ?horn are [?r. Paul
i* .-?wet?, af Hartford, end Walter A
Swett, ,-? laeryer, of 2',-t Broadway, San
York.
a
MKS. IKlWAKD DR CM MOND.
?f :>*t'*;*> ?., T? M ...? l
Greenwich, Conn., Jan. 11 Klira.
beth Newel] Drumnond. w.fe of Best ?
ard Drummond, a member af the New
V'ork SttStgfc Exchai ge, di?sd here this
morning of pneumonia. dha -?a?
?hir'y tve years o'd and the daughter
)' Mr and Mr?. Albert H. Newel!, n'
S'|7 Ynrk l !;? f-vo
her. M r?.
brothers, A J. New?'!, n' Fh iari?!nhia,
and A. N. Newel!, of Spring- '. " ?
?
MRS. LOUH J. Al BRFY.
? M
Oreenv ,rh, Corn , Jan. 13 Follow.
ing a short illness from pneumonia,
after an ooeratior for
appendidtia, Mi1., R ?.-h Aubrey. ?? ?
? I Aubrey, of ?lit n ng, I "t
died " - morning, Her body will be
the home of I "f ta'.her,
former Police ? Mener William
r burial on Sund?-*
as\ s. COOK.
- . -.
H.-trtford, Conn., Jan. 13. Aaa I
?he Asa C Cool
? ? and sna of the oldest ?>?
.?.anu'sC'irrri in <*onnecti
eut, died this aften ni from pneu
r-reloped from grip. He
leaves four children.
-?
? I KM FAT D. < ARPFNTFR
Toledo, Oh"-,. .Far IS. C.erre-n P
Carpenter, tixtv-clx, attorney sad
? of Brand WhItloek, tmcriean
Mlniater to Kelgium. ia dead here H
tens a graduate - vanity of
Miel g u a I dui ? ? rainlstrattea
of Fri>| rji ? Air' : ? is -? .-r'-'^ry af
?l e Americ is Leg
-?e-.
Dr Stewart's Funeial To-Day
Funeral ser-. ?,-.?? fee Di A. M. Stew
art, IT.. P.. the editor of The Seottisn
-.*... .? eai "who d sd si Brett i H ?
'?? ? :? -? la . ? i ?- ? ? i aftei soon
at 3 o'clock, in rl,. y ftk Avenue I're
in Church, arith the Rev Dr J. H
Jowett officiating. Tiie pal'S.-arers will
be Walter Scott, Boyal Damit, ?irier
Seottiah Ciena: Wii:iam SI is a ?
George loath '?' rrti i, Jr., of the St,
And. rw'a ty: Fraaci? Dykes. ?
? ? Scottish Socii ty ,.? -,
and John MaeLean and Dr. Jo!-n Law, ef
the Caledonian ( !uh.
DIKD.
MarieG Sheffield, '.er-rge.
Drummond, E. N. Stewart A M
Inalee, Eliza - i, Themas F.
Knap, Sophia D. ley B,
' A. Watson. Arli'ne
Schieffelin, MaryJ. Wheeler, A
? La.
OS PRIT8CB At her residence. It
West tth st. Januar?.- 12, ?Casts
G bert, arid n af Chevalier Hugo d?
Frltieh. late A-is?nan ? onsu Nee
Vork. and daughter of the latf I V
Jan?..'? Thtvig 1J SI : A'-.r.s M G
Fttneral Friday morning, January 14
a? Lady Chapel of St. Pat? ik
Cathedral, al 10 s'eloch [I
flower? be ?aal
DBUMMOND Sudd-.nl>-, of pneumonia
at .? ? rich, ? ena?, January IS,
i Ne-a-ell, wtfe of Bow
ard Drummond, aged II years Fu
nerai services Chi ? I hureh,
Greenwich, Saturday, January 15. at
ermeat private. Aur, s
will meet tram lea-. ? rs C<
tnil depot lO '"'? ??
Mas? .
INSLEE At the residence ? f Her ? ?
Mr-. -leases r Mi n
??range, N J . on Js
?liter of i ?
fnalee and Mrs. A. Bat! ? 1 uneral
? th? Broadway Tabernacle,
lapel, en
trs '? . Friday, JS
I I, at J p. in. Prlei is ar? -.4. . ?
ti kindlj omit flow? 1
KNAP '?n Wcdnesdav, Janusrv If,
?91". a? her late residence, ? stsl
On-HudSOn. Sophie Day, Wife of Jo
seph M Kr.ap. Fu?era. .r1s.
aftei ?
MAC? Passed away, at his re ?'.de ne?
S Prospect Terrace. M ???-'?- N J
on January tl, 1MB, William A
Mac) 1? Mlth year. Funeral ser
lires wili be bold from Trini? v
irch, corner of Tttl and Wash-ng
ton ste., lloboken. N J., on Saturday.
January 1"?. at 1 p m
Si RIEPFELIIC Mary Jay. widow ef
u || am Benrj r and .laugh
tar . ; - te J ?bn Jay, on Tbura
?lay, Januars IS, a* her hesM
Stuyresant Squar? I -eral ?et-irire?
will be hel 1 at s* George'a l
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
SEABI BY Ob Tueettay, Januar
teil, of pneu >. 1 '? ne Loutae.
daughter af Its Alexander a? I
1 iiry. Funeral s.?rvi?--?
at her residence, 411 Grai ?! a. ,
Brook lay, Januarj I '?. ?>'
S ?SO p ? K s lly omit Be
SHEFFIELD '..?orge. in New York, on
January F?.', so:. 0' ?.?orge St. Johr.
? (Re?d and the late Mary "--tewar
Held i -*:'.d y?-ar. Funeral
? - il the ri Idenee of W. ?\
w Stewart. No. 1 Waal
: ?.re N ?rth, Saturday, llth II ?
10 a. m.
BTEWABT On la-;arv !J. Bt
eh a .?-... s* Brettoi Ba I, (?*-?-.?.?.
? a.- and ??'?-?' A. M
. irt, l.l. D .
editoi ai i ; roprletor 1 I
\- ei eaa Fa 1 ? leea at
'? o'clock p -::, Pi lay, el Fifi
Avenue Preabytei
?t. an,I Fifth av , Dr 1 H '
officiating. N ?' v.
he conveyed to M - ? I
a- ?*..*)6 p m . 1
ttii papera 1
BYKES At Ptalnfleld, N. J . m Thun
Janasry IS, 1916, I ?
. 101 ? ? l the
la;.- Rev Charlea L Syl
at hia la
Street, Plaintiel i. S I on al .
Jaauary 16, at 2
priv?te.
WABBE! ' ? lanuai
. , ige. Lu
Ri-, iw of M..r*
ren. Funeral at r lal
i n
Brooklj ??? on setu |
WATS"', it her late residence, s
.January 12, Itl? I w.dow of
George t
??.,ilor of F. E Holm? ?< 8 i
\Ve?t iL'.vh St re.?-, B?tarde]
.n?t., at i is ?
u BEELEB I ?? ? a I I " ? *
at i ii il ? tl ? : ' '
un- i ' v . . I AI l ?
1 ?? late Ira B '?'? let
. ?..ral
K ? ?' ? ?
? I MM I Ml -
III! tffOODI %? N ? FMKTr.RT.
ratter
, s ? ?- ?. aate
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