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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1913.
MISS PARIS BRIDE OF
CHARLES W. P. SMITH
l i iTOtnoiij m I'aronls' Hump
in K.smmiii Piii'k,
I'liislihiU'.
m II I, I! I'AM, WKDDl.MSg
, lim li's .M. .'air WpiIs Miss. (in1
iruih' Hr.van. flip For
um Actress.
l pp lltn-11 Paris, ilauuht.r if Mr
., .1 M r John Walton Paris, was married
iiir il.iv afternoon to dialler. Warien
I.. tl...lll( .if XI Klll.l. ..., .. u I 1
! MWI I ' HiiHIIIIIllHH , IIIU IIOIIII'
i . r pannls In Kulrvlcw. Klwi'iin. Par).,
V ,-nlnK. Cjuccni". Tho ceremony wuc
irrornii'l ty the. Itev. Itohert iMvIa of
i;t.iilc('oil, N, .t , an Intimate friend of
the I'll' In family.
I'nr hrlde wis attended by Mrs. .lame"
,-.mliury of Mnnliiittnn. hj matron of
'i 1'ior, lo' MIhs Maurltio Ourtlt. iih maid of
ii and liy Miss Shirley Palmer anil
M .s Mnrjnrlo fiarlfttul of Cleveland, Mlns
nirbtltn W.ilnwrlKht of Philadelphia and
,ltss Plnrcnic Itlchatds. of Manhattan,
es hrlilesmnlils. Mies Katharine Mae
' nn;..ll and Mlsn Natallo Hcnekcn of
J'lujhlni; wern tlower Klrlit. Ocorgf
mllli. u hrothcr of tho tirldcirroom, was
t 't man. Tho uslivrn worn Ilorman
,.d of PoURhkerpBle, Uenrito Tltlon of
.ttlcton. N. II. : Krnnlr Ollchrtst of Call
fnrnla ami Harold Itlandy ami Charles
V'arreli of Manhattan.
Tln hrlde worn a gown of while tin
) turned with roso joint laco Mtnl carried
I. bouquet of xvhlto orchlda and lilies of
llic vnllry. Tho bridesmaid? wore gowns
ij jilnk taffeta and Mack hats, and
lurried shepherdess crooks with bouquets
i.' chrysanthemums attached. A rerep-
in followed the ceremony. A special
train took tho wcddlnK party to Man
luttMii. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will II vo In
Kkmim Park after their wedding Jntn
i n The bride la well known socially
I'lUslilnR. She was irraduated two
xr.irs aRO from Miss Hcnnett's School
i MllbrnoU, .V. V Mr. Smith Is a
,m of ilenrno ("arson Smith of Man-
li.ittan. He Is a June graduate of Hart
mouth and was prominent In nthletlc
(d'airs there. The bride has been de-
ved tn outdoor sports.
(STOCK BROKER WEDS ACTRESS.
Ml lirrtrndr Hran Ilroomri Hrldr
if Chnrlcs M. I'nlr.
run Hank. N. .1- 'ct. 21 -Mlsx
ifttrude Hi.vnti, who j stmred In "Lit
. Hoy Him ' two years asu. and Charles
l Pair, a son of Robert M. Pair of Chi-
ap, a retired me.mber of Marshall Field
A Co.. and hlmielf a member of the New
Stock Hxchangr, were married this
'tii noon at the home of Miss Bryan's
notlirr. Mrs. Nellie Rryati, widow of
i rank P.ryan, the playwright, on Plckney
'onil, Ited Hank.
The ceremony was pel formed b the
liev II. Moor" Ulake. pastor of tho
' thodlst church at Freehold. About
ri gurstK from New York, Chlcaso,
' veland and Detroit were present.
Mi- Prank II. HrlKht of New York, n
"ivn of the lirlderrronni. was matron
' MUM' (iilbert C. tlteetivvay, Jr., of
x. Yolk aliened Mr. Pair.
i le bride's frown of white chiffon was
. mini with duchess lace. She wore n
' veil caught up with oianc- blcissoms
' l carried a shower bouquet of white
He- and mnld.nhnlr fern. The matron
f honor wore n pale lavender conn;
r mmvd with old Irish point lace.
Mr Pair is njsoclat.sJ with the
i ikeraKt.- film of Post A: Klaca at Its'
all street, He wan Kraduated from
v.ile in IS!)? and Ik a member of the Yale,
'IpiiK llok and Chicago clubs. Ills
vw York home ! at ! West Sixty-
nth ftritt
M ss Hryan won immediate leeoenltlnn
a muiical comedy star In "Little Hoy
it' ' She left the stace a year alto
ien he bei ame enpaKed to Mr. Kulr.
M. and Mrs. Pair will take n three
i i ihs InnicyinCMin trip In th West
i id 1 1?
II n lr ham be rt.
The neddlm; of Mil's Mnrsarel Cham-b-s,
ikiiiKhter of .Mr and Mrs. Frank !.
' 'liaiiihi i s of Hrnnxvllle and Charles
Woodruff llalscy tool, place last nlKht In
i -e Itefonneil Church at Hronxvllle. The
e-r ion was performed by the Hov, lr.
'aim ''.tier lllbben, president of Prince.
'i Fnlverslty, and the Itev. Ur. James
1 Itobertson
The maid of honor was Miss Katherlnc
"irnn Halsey. sister of the brideirrooni
Vlie In lilesmalils were MI"S Helen C
'invdnn of Duluth, Minn., Miss Julia F
' ! lebeirer of West Point. N Y , .Miss
Jizalath Heroy of Stamford, Conn., anl
Miss Cirtrude Orr of Denver The bride
fi'e while satin trimmed witli rose
aim The maid of honor wore blue
. "ii touched with yellow and the brides,
-ilil? were itnwned In cllnw satin
incited with blue. All tho attendants
riieil bouquet of .ellow chrsanthe.
urns The bet man was Franklin
Oliei of Phllndelphla, nnd the ushers
"re Fiaticls K. DuHnls of Plalnlleld,
V J and Howard Oroshy Foster, Nlcho.
li P Lensoeii und Er P. Prentice of
rv Yorl;. The ceremony was followed
' i small reception at "Crow's Nest, '
' home of the bride's parents.
I 'Hie bride was uraduated fTOm Vassar
' lilt and all of her attendants were
liege mates. Mr Halsey and hi
i.ihers are nil of the class of '9S at
melon He Is Vice-president of
IIoksis Pcet Company and is a member
the Pnlverslty and Princeton clubs.
'' After a weddlnit trip In the south of
" ance. M" and Mr-. Halsi'y will live In
" .". onxvllle.
WHITE SULPHUR GOLF TOURNEY.
Handicap ( onle.l BeKln T-dny
Arrltnls.
Wihtk SlH.ritl'R Sphinos. W. Va , Oct.
' -Italph .M. Johnson Is anajigliig an
station handicap Rolf tournament for
inorrim- and Monday, when half a nun
ed plaers here will compete.
Two private curs airlved here to-day.
ne of the parties Included Heruy Thayer,
l M Schaefer, L. S, Humterford, Cur
M, Hunting. J. T Itunsoin and Will.
. i Fshnestnek.
T i thronir In the spihiR room at tlm
tables Included Mrs. CJouverncur
'right, Mrs, Joseph Pulitzer, Mr. and
Henry W. Katou, Mrs. Joseph 11,
if Mi; Mrs. Albert Puncoust, Miss
a Sands, Mrs. Horace lllnney Hure,
Wllllum Dlsslon, Mrs. Benjumln N.
ihe. MUs Mary Duke, A. M. Post
I'i'hell. Miss Katherine Newbold, Mr.
I Mr. Sidney Hlnckwell and Mrs.
"lence Ca ty.
Nrrlval.i at the Greenbrier to-da.v In-
ded .Mrs, 11, N. Duke, Miss Muiy Dulce,
I Annler B. Duke, Mrs. Ueirce F,
""gory, Mlrs M, O. I)t?er, Mrs. Vleti.r
' '"sen a-.'l .Mr. nnd M's Theodore K.
II of New York; Mr. und Mr. .1. I.
or nr Jtlrmlnglium nrd F. H llojj
' 'Veceinnd
IN omen Help Curry ttcliool Project.
PKCATt-n, HI., Oct. Vote cast by
women on the $100,000 bond lunu?
' new school buildings were largely In.
rjmentHl In cnirylnis the piujert. Tli
of tncreatied taxation caused many
mail voters to oppose tho plan. It was
1,1 first time the women of Decatur had
' rlsed the rlfbt of suffrage.
. S
BIGELOW-FOLSOM ENGAGEMENT.
o Dale Scl for U'eddliiK nt llnsloli
.Inn nnd I.entis Womnii.
I.E.vox, net. 24 Mi. and Mrs. (icsirce
AVInthrop Folsnm of Lenox announced
to-da the ensatfement of their youn:er
auKliter. Miss Frances Constance Folom.
und Clevelund Klccluw of Hoston.
Mls Kolsom Is prominent In Lenox
society and is a member of the Lenox
Oolf and Tennis Club and the Lake Mali
keenac Hoatlnv I'lub. She i. a sister of
Mrs. F.dward II. Delafleld of Norolon.
Conn.: Mis. Franco Mlllon Fltn (llbhon
of Tuxedo; Mr-. CUrk U. Voorhecs of
Lrne. t'onn . Mm c Sidney llaltiit of
Fort lliley, Kan. . Mrs. Churchill Satterlee
and Miss I'theldtcd F. FoUom of Lenox.
Mr. Hlgelow Is a son of Mr and Mr
Josephs HIkcIow. 1 e wa cradliateil f ruin
Harvard I'nii erp . nj. and I- a metnlwi
of the Somerset Tennis and llacquet,
i:.wl' Ml Yachi ai I H.il.iid ilulu of
Hoston. No date has li,en set for the
wisldln-.
The house I'iminltlee of the I.ei.ox Club,
tleorire Inthrop Polsoin. Fiederk'K S.
Delalleld and fjirrire II. Tin mire, save a
dinner to-nlKht followed bj a dunce
Atnonu the Ktiest were Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wllllum It ()!nid Field, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Holllter Pcaje. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Newliold Morris, Mi and Mrs. Wdl.ml
P. Smith. Miss Tanner. Mrs Unbett
Woodwoith, Mr. and Mrs. J Woodward
Havtn. Mr and Mrs. Charles Astor
Hilsted. Miss Nancy CihIk Wharton. Miss
Adele Kneel.md, Mr. and .Mrs. Koss W
Whistler and their cuest. Mrs. Albeit
ltevillon ; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frothlni:
ham and their suests. Mr. and Mrs. David
Hryant Turner and William II. Dixon. Mr
and Mrs. Harris Pahnejtock, with Mts
The New
The maid of honor and the bridesmaids
TVtaid of jHonor
-a r . "A 1 . m. I -i
v i r. .t. ninrine v-rj.T l i.sxw aa
La Belle
('.race PldrnlKC . Mis M Dwlfiht Collie-. 1
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dana, with then .
Kiiejl. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Hep.
Jurnlll : Mr and Mrs. Fredeiiek S. Delu-j
Held. Mr. and Mis. Cieorcc K. Turnurel
and Miss Mary M Turnure, Mr and Mrs
Glraud Foster. Mrs. Joseph l.owillif.
Miss M. CHilise Xlevandte. li Kite
UM) and Miss llelol.e .Meje-
$825 FOR UNKNOWN MADONNA.
IIcIIkIiiu I'ltlntliiu: nt Anderson's
llrlnic 'iooil Prices.
The pictures in the Fiancis M H.unn
collection were sold at the Anderson nai
leries last night and. copsldcrlni; the fact
that inanv of the old lialiililiBs and fres
coes were by unidentified artist", pmd
prices were realized. The lilclie-t prie
of tne evi iilnc was ?".".. paid lo J
Locke tin a Madonna liolil.uc i I'lititW
and atliiidevl b anvils with musical In.
stiuments It is Italian, but the .hum
is unknown Mr. Locke paid f 1 -r. fm a
Kllded pane) of Chuit and the Apostles
An early Italian altar plite In thten
panels, showing the Madonna enthroned
and surrounded by saints, went to Mr
Lane for $IUC The same buyer paid
J3ui) for un early Italian altar trlpt.Mii
of a Madonna and Child, and $;7!i for
anoilnr altar triptych.
J. II. Yanderllp paid S 3 r. fm a Ma.
drum. i mil Child by an unknown nit!r,
and Miss C. Tinker bnilKht n Pitta, In
four panels, for $J2j. The "Adoration of
the M.tBl," by Tlepolo. went to Z. M. Hill-
el
The total for the evertlnc s sale wa
.",i'.st, inakinic Jlo.n'l for the Hacon col.
lection to date The sale concludes thU
afternoon.
Gown Appears at a Wedding
of Miss Helen Paris, who was married to Charles VP P. Smith )CMcrdas, wore dresses
of the latest lampshade design with stiffened tunic.
I-"rance.
CLUBWOMEN TO SEEK OFFICE,
Decide lo Work for Ppoliitinellt on
Slrhnol flonrd.
The City IVdeiation of Women s Clubs
met etcrday at the Astor and decided
to woik for the apiiointment of club
women, to the school hoard. The reso
lution wa Intiodueed by Miss Kathrrlne
D. Wake, who sUKEested Mrs. Cornelius
Zabrlskle. Mrs. Clarence Hums. Mrs.
Slomn Itaruch nnd Miss Florence Guern
sey. A resolution was also adopted that the
expense of the president at the State
lomentlon be paid so that women of
inodernte mean may take the oftlre, but
a resolution to Increase the 151) divided
amonc the three other deleates to their
full expensrs wa defeated.
In Xrvr Vurk To-iluf.
Pieitr.i.il i:positlon and mono show.
Nov (.rand Central Palace
llusincss Show. Sixty-tHtitli P.eRinient
Armor
National Kmam ip.it.on P.vpositlon
Twelfth P.ritlmeiit Aimoc. r'olumbiw
aenue and Slxty-srond sliest
Protestant Kpiscopal Convention. Cathe
dral of St. John the Divine.
Southern Society reception to Southern
Hishops attendliic Protestant Kpisi-op.il
Chun h Convention. Waldorf -Astoria, eve
mi.K fit. Colbpe Chili, inert inc. '13 West
Fifty-sixth street, s-30 P. M.
Alliance Francalse. meeting. Carnesle
Hall, 8-30 P. M.
Meetliie of manufacturevs and real
estHte men Interested in fnctor build
'iKs, auilitnnuui of W.ishiuKton Irvine
II. nh School. Seventeenth street and Iry.
lift place. 'J P. M
'
. t Brarararararararl
B' ' 'j
j DINNER TO PRINCE ALBERT.
llooiieo's Holer llnterlnlned nt the
I iilon l.eiimie I'lnb.
Prince Albert of Monaco was the guest
of Pr. slilciit Samuel W. Falrchlld at an
Informal dinner and reception lit the
I'mon League Club last night After
Mr. Fairchlld had welcomed his guest
mid the Prlitie bad responded there wele
brief remarks by Dr John A Weyth. J
Sc.iAer Page and C.hauncey M Depew.
PLAY BY ROLAND B. MOLTNEUX.
Ilrlnsco lo rrmlai'F "Tlir Inn
In-
side" In Clevelniul.
David llclascc, and the company that
will piesetit '"ni" Man Inside.' which
was wrltti n f"i Mr lielasio b liolaud 1!
Moliiieiix. will leave Has morning for
Cl-s.land win re the p'. described as
"a drama of ctlrm. will have its initial
performance on October Ut. After a brief
road tour .t will be brought to New
York
III the toinpam are Cli.ii lis Daltoi .
John Cop.. A. L. Anson. A Hvion
Itcatlo. John Millern. Milton Sill". I-M-ward
II P.obliis, Hrrol Dunbar. Joseph
Hyron-Totten. Lawrenie Woods, Jerome
Kennrdv. .1. T. Challlc. Herbert Jones. ..
C Howard. Karl Hitler. Charles Ulvernev.
Joseph Harker. J A. Hsposito, Helen
Freeman and Clare Wthlen.
olr f the Soc1nl World.
Miss Hloif Talcott. daughter Ii' a
foimet ntari lase of M-s. Hdward W. Har
.. ...n i... fieried to.dav to Horace D.
Newso'i at the Innne of 'her mother in
lte, V
The wedding of Miss Amelia Chapman
Thotp. daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph
(.iilbert Thorp, to Itlchaid W Kuowlcs
will take plare to-dav m C.iinbt nlgc.
Mass.
Miss Htli'l Ibe-ton (P'-unel!. daughter
of the late William F. c.rlnnell, for many
e.lrs I'nlted States Consul in Hremen,
Hradford and Manchester, will mar
ried to-. lav In London to Harold Mana
coida. Italian t'onsul at Cairo.
Mrs. J Itussell Solcy I' visiting Mis
aiiderblli at The llreukerh in New pott
Chailes C. Sampson will give n dinner
fol Mis Stuyvesiint Fsi. followed b
riuslc, to-morrow a' his villa in Tuxedo
l'r.ini " lingers and llnino lliitiu w II be
i e a t'sts
trs Charles I! Alexandei will gw a
.1 imer il.ii, 'e to-niglit a: Tuxedo fir hrr
d.mgluer Miss Mar Cro-ket Alexander
I n.'.iieiiis have been rceied here for
t ie wedding on Noi ember 1 or Miss Jo
s lihlnc liiltrspie K'skine. dalightei or
Mi ,' id Mrs. Chailes W Cisliine, lo
ClurliM M Nisbltt at Tower Hill, the
in dr. pl.t'e of her parents n Morris
town N .1
M s Cha le" Teinpleton Cro. Uer 1 as
eturnul to the St. Itegls
Mrs Stuvves.ipt Fish gae a Urr, ilin
ii r last 'dg',1 at In r cntmtr place, t.len
I'iTe at c.artison-on-iludsoii
Mrs William llrock Slioimakei at
he I" iza lor the wmler
Mr mil Ml Waller How .ie b.ue if
tin lied fiom their cnuiili place Hunter's
Lodge, u Norfolk Conn., and are at
tl.e lintli.un liefote sailing fit llil'opi
mi Nov ember II
Mr and Mis. IMw n W Itubei ison and
lac Misses Itobeitson lne letuined fiom
iheir summer place In Keunebiinkport,
Me, and ate at Hie '.vid"t bill before
going t" Colirinliu, S. C
Cait and Mrs Joseph II. Ilieenliut g.lvc
a dinner lust night in celehi.ition or their
fm ty. seventh wedding aimivers.u. at
their house, Kla iVntr.it P.itl; West After
the dinner tin re was a leccptlou.
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
I.' laiiorit Hachi:. who died I'eniua
I las', and was the mother of Jules S
llache. left tlCS, T.-,!i. She gave fl!,iuii lo
lieliietv institutions nnd divided her estate
mining members of her family as follows
Jules S, Hachc, son, lt,2u7: Leoiold S.
Hache, son, Hlanche II. Neuklich, daiigli-let-,
llenrletle II. Kayser, daughter,
l-onnra H. Ilosslmch, daughter, and
Miriam I'nUUcr, daughter, !i,ii."iO each.
She had $'.M,0S2 In securltits and Jewelry
woith tl,01l). She gave JL'.SOO to Frames
t'.irioil, a maid
F,vn' Wi:inmann gave onlj ii cents to
I n stoi'd.uiKliter. Lena Welnm.inn. "In
cause slie has acted against m will and
dlsobeid my Insti uctlons,"
.Iknnii: TAVI.oit gave J20,0"J to hei
litolhei, sister, nephew and nieces.
Plllt in Hor.i.itriKii, who died Apill .
1 !irt, left 111,443 to her diiUKhtei and
giandclillil ien
.MtcitMl II Wa'sii Ullilllli'il i1 HlOOn
t I n Delolier ii IiihI, left .1 eslale In ex
i ess or tfin.iniil, which Is divided ainoiig
his wife, Mary A, Walsh, and his dill
di en, Juhu 11. und Helena Walsh.
I
MRS. CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS.
Wife of t'.x- lee-President I a lie-
tlm of I'nrnmoiils.
f.vniANAfol.ts, et. JL Mrs. Chatles
W. I'n Ii I'.i iiKh, wife of tho ex-Vlce-Prest-dent,
illiil at her homo hern to-day of
pneumonia, Five children iiuil her hus
band survive her and all were at her bed
side except Frederick, who Is on Ills wav
here fiom California.
Mrs. f .lltln n M. Fairbanks was twice
liresldi'til-coneral of iho luuirhtcrs of the
Aineilcan l(eollitlon nnd was one of tin
leaders In that orKiinlr.atlon for many
vears. flnlslde of this work she ilu
otei nil of her time to her home.
Winn Mr. Fulrbanks waa In WaHhlinttou
as Senator mid Vice-President sho was.
known as one of the most clwmnliiR lies
ti'ssi'. of tho capital and did much enter
t.ilniim. She as tho daughter of Philander ;
C. Cole of tlhlo nnd her children are Mrs.
John W, TlnunniiH, wife of a Lieutenant I
In the navy; Warren ('.. l-'redetlck, Itlch-I
aril and Unhurt, She had been 111 for
several weeks. Three days hko her bus
hand cancelled his speaking eriKaxe
inenlM becnurc of the seriousness of he"
condition.
The sessions of the P. A. It, at which
Mis. Fairbanks was elected were nmonc
the slorinlist that body has ever known
She was both times the i ompronilse. ran-
mime Him nrnumit peace to the warrlnu
ranks. "(Jollne hud been n lesidint of lleiiiaiil -
.Innies Put on in lilmbnll
James Pidnnin Kliuball. c-olnelsi fo,
rly a proreor of , hem,"m rind
eiononile KeoloK.v In I lie New York Asri-
iiltiir.il Colli kc. died on Tbursdav in
CodV. W O . tit llw. iiini ,r ?? .....-.. II.
on
or
" i Salem, Mass.. and riveived
in- t-iiicanoii at tin- Lawrence Sclerillfle
Sihool, Harvard Pnlvcrslty, and the uni
versities of licrllri and flottliiKeti. He
was n u'lernn of the civil war
.Maurice Dillon.
Maurice IHIIou. a prominent law or or
U.jitchester- mimty. died suddenly of
heart disease last eveniriK on his way to
his home .it :,J south View avenue. Port
hosier lie was born In Norfolk, Conn,
slty-sl enrs ncn. He was active In
' ' P'oiession up 10 the time of his ilenth.
Mr
mini was n Imehe or He
whs r
member of the Lotos Club of New
Three brothers: survive him.
York.
Sol I.I t C.
"tn. ..... ii.t -Jt -Sol l.itt. ii vo.ns
old, long prominent In Chicago theatilcal
i ii airs 1 or liearr disease in Ills home
here to-dav lie had been contln.sl to his
lioine for ni'vcral vwok, tie lived In
Chicago for Hie last eighti en year., being
engaged In ihe theatrical business up to
last July, when he retired as manager of
MeVlcker's Theatre, as Its ownership was
changed.
FREAK GOWNS AT HOT SPRINGS.
lllrnrre I'.rTocls In Ceacock
Ulo
nme llellolder.
II
Pi.is-i.s .,, ivt. "t Thouch
the ill-pl.i) of fasliionabl
lothcs w oi ii lr.
silent women a l.irge factor
.ii the I'tlds, ,moii atmospher
Springs, mver before has llieie
eat h li.ir
at Hot
been suih
a sliovv of the bizarie in eostum. s Hve
i nig gowns furnish the largest opportu
nity foi ei vi ntrleltles. In tb. parade in
peacock Alliy last night was one em
blazoned with the ci est of its owner In
gold inl.rold.iy in the middle of the lines'
and again on each hip.
Nunibeis of th" new lamp shade govvn
av worn by the oung girls who in s-nt-iiiv
themsdv. s are obliged to nianliulate
tin wired tunica of lace and chltron with
as great b xtirity as was required of the
w. arers of the old time hoop skirts.
Mis. Arthur liihb and the Misses
Dorothy and lluth C.ibb of N. w Vork
Were hostesses to-llil) lit a luiichrou at
the Daniel Honno Lor; Cabin
Mr. and Mrs. Saimnl T Shaw and
James Slnw anivi.l tc-dav from New
York I it her arrivals wete Mi and Mis
i leorge . Clai Ke. Jr. H.urv C.irtoll,
Harold . Caihart ami II. M i. D. Id of
Nvv Voil; Mr anil Mrs Prank 11. Hunt
n. d M'. Samuel Carr. Hoston.
UNIVERSALIS HONOR CHAPIN.
( rlel.rnle Poulidlou of Home by
tireat fix II tl'ir Preneher.
I'tiiveisallsts yesterday eelilnatrd tne
r.ntleih anniversary of the founding of the
fhapln Home at Jamaica, named In bono
of the l!ev. In IMwin II. Chipiii. one if
tae famous proa, hers of N vv Voik dining
iv ll was times. O i November !i the
Church of the Divine Paternit.v. Central
Park West and Seventy-sixth str.et. of
whnli the liiv. Dr. C'lapln was pastor,
will ob-ervo its yevi nty-Hfth anniversary.
Tlie present pastor, the Hov Dr Frank
Oliver Hall, will give the sermot, on the
morning of the cclcoratlon at 11. Ills
subject will be "The Story of a ChuMi
Told hv its Pastor" In the evening the
Itev. Dr. .1 Smith Dodge will give per
sonal reminiscences of Dr Chaplr. and
the Itev Dr. Frederick A Hlshce will re
late the character .in. I services of Dr.
Chapiu's successor, the lb v. Dr. Charles
H. Haton
on Monday eve inc. Novetnbir 10. at
the Until Ma.iestl'. there will be a ban
iiui t of the I .'ilveisalKt Club of Veiv
York The sputters xvlll he the lev
Dr. I'reiler' I, W Perkins of Lvn,i, Ma's
:."d the lte Ir .1 Col. uau Adams of
II iitfoid, Conn
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DIED.
I1V,-.s;TT On W'eieiii Oi'iuher iZ. 1Z,
N'tiel, sua nr Wllllum It.iiiert and tin- late
Man IWchrrt llimu'lt, in the Villi jour
of ids aire.
Kiimral rrvlirs will l.e lie),) nt tlm
'nlt.il l'reb teriiin Ctiiir.li, Flfty-iev
eiith street between Hi i.mlu'ny iiiul
Seventh uv.ntie, on r-jturilsy morning,
i inlier ii, al 10 n'rli.i k Inleruisnt ai
VV nodiiiw n (Vtueisry
I'AHi: IMwiir.l Huyni.r. Octriber Jl at hh
rciden. e, I V'est Hlghtv Itlst stleel
I'uiieritl initlie l.iti'i
1HI. I. ON - SU'lilenlv, ii1 Port t'hssler. .V ,
Oiliilie' si, f.lJ, Mnurlce Dillon.
I'lii.rrHl iirii.imeni.'iils will be uniionncel
tutor
KilHIlHT (Mull' .3 Tlinm.m .1 Kl.rl
llgl'll IT .him
s.o lies ,Sepii .Mn ills I'lippel ".S
t:iKhtb .ivenue. tieir Twenlv tl rt street
siindu '.' n't lai W Members I'l r.imlil
l.ii'lgc, .So. CJO, P. unit A. 11., Invtlr.J.
JOLINE COLLECTION
VALUED AT $70,692
T Apprnisnl liisl fop llir
First Time Tithmiits of
lijnvypr-Collt'Hor.
J,IIU.V WOirill S2:..u
I Kctiiiiiiiilcr
Km-
t ImhiihI NiiI
lllllf llcic.
Tne lianifer tax appraisal ni 1 1 , - ( -i i e
of Adilan II. .Inline, member of ine I
111 III of Jollne, Lai kln lialliboiin and
one of the icielvers of the .Metropolil in
Street lUllwu), who dleil on dctolat ft.
1 1 I If . Wlis Hied eseda. It sbos ti.lt
cuiivlncliiK tillinony was ofiered Hint M
I Mile, N. .1. and hml oled Du re fm (imi
i.M'.iis lutole Ills dcalli. Pol Ihh r a on
!' - '"" '' ln,l,., l,s . n
IuW Mn"' x""1,, fr"m 1 ,x"
ll" ,'S,'I',,I"M "r llN
' l-B ' fein.u kable eoliertlnn of ,i .
llnr.inl. MllllllUorllilu lll.lrll l.n,'.. I., t.l ...
his city home at I West Si "iiH -s' enl
sre i
Appi.u-er John T M.iitm v. lined M
.lolliin's lihiarv of ;,iin0 voluuns nt .' -dilll.
and Ills I'lille. linn of lu.inii.-eri.t it
47ii.C!i;'. Mr. .Inline wn- one of tlie ni"-t
Industtlous collertois nt liianioi i Iih -, In
tills COUIItrJ HIS llll.'l tioii Is lisle,) ,,u ,
llclv for the llrst time in t apar. - .'
Testlnio'iv !4lvi n liv rtliur Swarm I
expert who appraised the bo.il( and in i
userlpl. showed that In tnaiiv i.isis r
JoIIik" paid fir mole tn. in lli.l: v I nr
lnanuxrrlpl he wanted
Ml Jollin's onlj propirtv ir. Vi". V ,
ill addition lo the ,ooks and inanu-' i
was u gold write. i worth ?ln.i p i
effects, 2"'H. ,yid aiiloiunblle Ht.nioi I'
entile value nl h .Now Vmk . -t.ii - r
!.r..vk. h ts I -1 1 I Ins ontlio
was woith in . " Ji'.iiiiii.riini lie g.n. '.
'inn to his slslei Kale .1 In Minn. . d
S.-i.niin to 'il- sit .oni.ll. i .VI .1.1..
both of Johti-.tow o. N p'liiiitoi I
x.rsltv re.'clv.il K.nni' and Samuel I s,
his coin hmaii. SI, mm Th main.) '
the estate vv ti i.- w fi . M..
l.irkln .Inline.
Auiong tin' int. ri-Miug items lisiid
Mr. .1. .line's . o!loi tioii, with thin
i
In
..p.
praised values, weio the loll. nvnig Sign
ois of the I ie. laro,'"ii of hub pi lull .,
autngratli btt.is. diid- n. lo.es x. .
SevelltV -Hill e Items, fT.'ll'n. I 'Ii - nil III s
and Vice-Pi I'Mdeuts of tin I'nit.d Slat ",
I. Ill letters, di i ds and uianuseriit- 1 .
SOU. Tin. mas ilr.iv. original mm. us np,
t.'l.'.'. . Washlngimi Irving, cliaptii VIM
"Life of Washington ' :inn . Tlmin..
Moore, "The Hiilcliieaii.' Ja , litter of
Colonial liovirnois. ninei.v -three .i s
tCOti, iiutngiaph Irtteis of Am. item an
thors, fi'i.in Tin. mas P.. Aldiieh and i.oige
Ade to Nathaniel Paikei Willis nnd John
A. W.vetii. nlnit.v-six II. ins. $l.iiin.
Hritish poets, :'lx items. !.':.oyo . Nano.
lion's Maishals. fnrt.v -live btlets. t ..:
Hnnapaite coll.etlon. tlftv -.-ev. n bins
nnd documents of ni.ml.eis of the fan. I .
?"i0; SpeakelH of the House of It.pi.
sentntlv.s, seventy-five lettirs, JI.10. (liu
Lafnyette. slxtv-seveii Items, t'mi Mem.
hers of the Continental Congress. i.l
Items. S4.IIHII . Clench Kings nnd jue. ie-,
twnty-slx Item". 51. tun. Kings tn !
yueens of Sweden, tldrty-tlvo Items, c.n
Mavois of New Vork. 103 items.
diamatlc. K. to 'Jim letters, auloiri i s
ind photos, t' lioviriiors of ..i'it
State". ".HO . I lilted States Sell.'lt. us. !i,'"'
Hritish ii'iv 'h-ts. 1.:, it.nis. i "i . i
lett r of Piter Muv x s.mt. w.'in ' I
staiiud J;"..
MARRIED.
II .v t.i:v -. ii v viiiriis vi
it r .
Ctliir. h Hr.oiwIlK S V . ., i l(
I l'lU I'V III" IteV Hi .I'.'l'i
lllhben lip. I I lie II. . to .In'ir
ISiilierlm. MllK.irel .In.lBh'er
Anl .Mrs Trunk It " lu in t.r ' i
VV uodrutT II il-e'
DIED.
JAItVl." V her re-lilen.'e. nti ien.1..
1013 .lexlin tie While JiirvK .Pun; t
nf Hi" Lit" Willi un and i:ini.'e II is.
Piiner.il le.rv l.. wll I"' held ni M. il.
drew'"s I'hurrti, Kifth nvenuo nnii i:'-h
rtrert on Satiinlii) . at lfl.t X t
K1MI1AI.1. -lames llltli.itn Ktiuliil
IVhIv, Vvii. Oileher "1. Ill his .rv.'lv
elchtll vear
IturUl, Mount Auburn CHiubrlilK M i-s
MAI1V1N. A W'estpnrl. Conn. 11' Inhe
1113. .Inhn .1 Marvin, in his MI .e.ir
PunerMl pen be will lie held nt ihn
dence of hi., nephew-, .l.ilni .1 Marvin
pi WcPlpiri. atui.l!v. ortober it I
p M, Interment at Newport, 1:. i
P.lCIl AltPCDN tin Thursday innrm e
Oi'tiiber -3, at Ihe residence nr her '.oi
laities 11 III. hardroii. 7T. Mi.lirnu pn m.
lile.iiiillelil. N tessl" f lllch.ir.lsun
v. (dew of .liiniep llli'titirri'.nn, ace I ,
pi.i
Punir.il rcrvb e nt th" Plrpt l'rehtrjn
.'hurch. en the itretn. In Uliiornflehi, at
7 V M. S.iluriinv, .Irreber V'., on iir
rlvul nt l"rl Itsllrojil InUn Ir.tvtm. 'T
cx L'itv al I P. M- Iliirlnl bit-r nt run
venlenre of fnnillv,
i-AVAlJII. On Tliurodal, Hilobtr V.1.
ill lus resilience, r.-ln AV.s-1 Pnd avernis
Willi. ml C fivnre, 111 111" f 01 tl e. nr
hl nxc.
Punernl pervlccs at l.enox Avpnui lid
tnrliin Church, rorner Klt Ptrrei nr
HolurcUy. ai :30 I'. M
STKVENS. ijetnber Z2. Ili-iijiiinin I) i
loved hupbnnd or Helen 11. ,-Hevenp, ,ik i
5 at til" riPlilence. :r, iVntrnl 1'i.tk
Wept, hPre boil) Clin hilewel I-V'l.
from r-U I'. and s Irt A. M j- ,t
ih Iniernieiu l'lillidelphln
VAN' IHUHSTIN'15 fin Tliurp.ln. enni k
after a brief lllner. KathrMi M'.
'n l.ierstlne, wife ef Wllllum I M v
Iderstlne.
I'unPrul "PrvUrs at her lain icsilenie .1
.liiitun nveiuie. Iirunllu, un mi m an
intnber 35, at v p M Inn t merit i-.n-ilnv
Hfternoiiii in lireenvvenl Ceinp-erv
lit Mrninrluni.
Cl:t.-I.V - The Uev .Inhn I ...
rerpilem maps, church nf th" i rui
lletrt. West Plfty-llrsl pue. I Manual
Un. Caturday. October :J, in A M
OHIllIN A ncrvlie In inemnrj "f the u
Hubert C Ouden will he li -1. 1 i ui"
Central Preb lerlaii rhurrli. .i vv p
l'"lft peventll street Hunil.i afi l'i'.e
Octohir 5C, ut I ii'cbn k The peii,.
will he President l'ininl llri.wn nt I e u
Seminary, Prof I'runcls i I'e.ib ie
Harvard Pnlvirsltl nnd I'lisllui - i
Mitchell nf tli Meillcnl i oIIcbc 1 ir
liltiia I'rl.'iiilp id Mi ill;. Ien a .' A
lo be proem
PMlKltTAKKIP-,
E Campbells
ntvvrmfi iturmmt ciiint
VlPKilJ&. i.riir rACILITV
COMU10US ATTIHTIOH
FUNERAL CHURCE
OAT OR NIGHT.
t lti:x. I liltlr.-
INTFI-l.tflBNT, krlrnlUr ll " r,r'.'v;''
unitbii yrATr.n I'ltruATiic- ii Mt'ssr
WI44lt VIIHn, 1. I PiiniiM.U fren
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