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THE SUN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1914.
4- 13
DINNERS AND DANCES
END WEEK'S 6AYETIES
jn-s. Kihvnnl X. Brcitunp: tin
lerlaiiis Party nt (he
SI. KcKiii.
1 LS (i h ) .If AS HOSTKSSi
31 1. ( Inirlfs II. Ditson (lives
Kjiiicc for Miss Mnrgaret
S. Porter.
M I :! ,inl N. TtroltutiR nave, n small
i1 .1 ,r last nlKhl nt tho HI. TteRls fol
;, w.l liy ilaneliiR, Iter fittest mit at one
' . in the lands XVI. room, whlrh nun
, , i,iti'i ultli pink roses, wlillo Mars
I fi mi. AiuunK tlii- ituest worn thn
h.-i-ii tie Clmiilues, Mrs. Hermann Oel
i - Mr? Paul Morton, Mm. llouveriicur
KnrtrlKl't, .Mrs. T. J. Ouhley Ilhlnelunder,
Mrs John A. LcKnu, Jr., Mies Maria de
I mill Mli- l.ota Hohlnsnn, Miss Mono
liiinnltmi, Ktleiinc Murkuwekl, Harry H.
Iiiaik. T Siinclfonl He.it', tin- Hon. Hob
i rt S Horosford, Thomas Kearny, W.
Inidlev r.irletoti and William Flint.
After thn dinner there huh dancing In
m ballroom, lor which other miiists cajnc,
i otirad's mid Kurope'H orchestras niter
)..iiiiiu m.ii tilldcr'n The transmit.
Miss Jeatictte nilder gave ii the dati-
ant In ihc assembly room at the Colony
I 'nib vsterday iiftenmon, assisted hy Mr.
Arthur Misirson. Inhibition dsnree hy
M s Join .twycr nml John Jarrott wero
kiMii ,md there wan also Renerul dancliu:
tn tin' music of the hand from Mis Hnw
.i.i ii l'crelan Harden'1 Minn lawyer
i.iirt her partner did thn oncetep, tango,
i nlv and ii dunce called the "aeroplane
waits." which brought forth murh ap
plause Anmnc thor present were Mr. and Mr,
lurold Valiant, Mm. .1. Sergeant Cram.
.Mrs. f'harles S, Whitman. Mri". IMwnrd
N HrcituiisT, MIkn Lllsabeth Murbury, Mr.
nnd Mrs. tlcorge l.elth, Dr. and Mr. H.
s Wheeler, Mr. nml Mri. Theodore, Hck
ford Ithn.idei. Mrs. II Ward Ford, Mr.
..ml Mr.. DeWItt O. Weld. Mrs. Wendell
Usher, MrH. Mnunsell fronhy, Mr. Paul
i. Tlietnud, the Mitres J'amelK Poor,
Margaret French, Marjorle t.ainonil,
i:tit Hheeto, Dorothea. DarlltiKton,
irae HlKelow. Hulh Adams. France
l;ulr H'Milah lliburn and Eleanor Town
und Sidney d Kay, Hilthcrfonl Iiu
ren.e NiKel Itlchard, Hoy Cholnieley-Jon-H
and licorue Ullder.
IIhi for II I.. MHriiaiYl l'ortrr.
M. I'liarlen II. I'IImiii u'avo a dane
im nistit at Sherry' for her young rel
atiN" Mi Marcan't Solon Porter, daugh
it ..f Mr. and .Mri. II. Ilob.irt Porter. It
imih h parly for youiiK people, the KiieMn
roir'Mi. fiom M'eral dinners. Tln-ro was
,'e-i' i it .lani'ltic and at midlilKht a seated
h 1 1:. .is served.
AT'tiTU the cui'M ere the Mlsset Mnrle
Tn'l. . M.iruaret ami Ixiulfle Trevor,
1v.,-,. ibii rill. Porothy Andertnii, i:il
i.b. 'i M,i.'V. kar. I'nrothy Cliloolm. Maud
i e-'. r. la - Alexander, Louise IMmmi,
, ,, .. S.NU5, .Marie I.oule IbldeWrtld,
i i 1 Ujeth, May Watson. Oretehen
in..,., h. K.itln rill.- and Phyllis de Kay,
!1V . t iMn!i 3d, Tallxit .1. Til) lor, .lr..
I'h.i '. - ISIiain, .Ii., Murr.i) llnffiu.in,
Ol i.;,v 1 1 .i t ri m.i 1 1. Francis II. Oeer,
Hi M' . I stlllin.in. Stu.irt Wliu. Georsc
K T Jticliard F. Habcock and lluKh
I'Otl".
Mrs Kdnriid I.. Youns Rave n the
driit .'st-rda- afternoon hi Sherr'a
w I hilir.NUn for her d.ui!iter, Mls
tteet-Hitis Willi tlieni eie
M:h l: F i Y.utii Mi", (leorco T
S'nit i. Mrs li.md M Jones, the Miv-es
Mlldied nitir.vciii of St. Iiula. Nathille
Smith of .lerx-y fit). Illlz.ibcth Kendall,
(,eneleve Sanford, OHendollit t'ondnn,
d.i -N'orlleet, Hhodu Tanner. Marjorl"
Podd, Marsaret Kent ami Henrietta Thaw,
HISS WILSON IS DINNER GUEST.
J'.ntertiilneH l lllrm All Knll Khan
himI III Wife.
W'ashinutoS' Fob. 7. Mlna Margaret
WIlsMt, was the (niest of honor at dinner
this cmu'iib of the Charse d'Affalies of
I t m.i, Mirzu All Knll Khan, and Mb
wife
" Marshall Field entertained nt din
: " t'l's ex.-nltm. Ainonc the Ruest were
thi li.Min.in Ambiissnilur and I'oiintess
: IternstorU. tli" AuHtro-lluiiKnrl.in
An I .issador ami Mine. Utiniba, and l.ady
Mi .ni;-lt,ie, wife of the Hritish Ainh.is
hi.,i, who In still iimflmd to his home by
I'lresn.
Tiie Spiiuish AinliHsiiailor and Mine, de
ItU' and Mme. Ilaime, widow of the for
I . i NiirwcRlaii Minister, and Mr. and Mr.
llM.nin .lennlnys all entertained com-
i".e at dinner thin evnilnc. The sueKln
' ei to Mix Field's tmislcale afli-rward.
Kx Prisldent Taft was tho RUest of
' at dinner Klvfti to-nlRht by Mr.
Tun e and Mrs. Lamar.
I hi. o. It. P. Hodgers. I'. S. X.. and
Mrs llodcors, are recelvlnB consratula-tler-
up m the bltth yesterday of a daugh
W T ,. I'.iiiy Is the drst Krnndchlld of
tVr finnr Sectrtary of the Navy and
;i. ii,.,. K1. , i,. .Meyer.
' I it S I'ndeihlll, lfe of Hepie
t "'iw t'tiderhlll of New York, enter-
! :i laiKe company nt luncheon this
afb ,n in linnor of her sucat. Mrs.
tint r n of Hatavla, N, Y.
STOTESBURYS GIVE A DINNER.
Ilrlllliini i;,.it nt AslM-illle In Kol
lolieil liy n Dnnee.
A'ii: "k, N. C. I'eb. 7 Mr. and Mrs.
I 'ward T stotesbury of Philadelphia, nml
V mgion r.ivo the most brilliant din
' ei nin of the season at (lroo Park Inn
th.k (iiiikc, preceding a dance.
T table w.n adorned with larne bap
1 ts ! fruits IntermlliKled with lh daik
d Kiicx leaves which are found In abiiii-
a" e m the forest of Sunset Mountain,
I'., i iii.eis wern roiini 711'd with a banj
f niiitaiii laurel and ron. colored tulle,
" i'id alternating with hammered cop
i ' isis tilled with dozens of Anierlc.iu
l-ily lilies
' Stotesbury wore pink brocaded
' 'Will a tiillo rnrruh'o ami u dUmoud
n'a'l doc collar. Covers wero laid
iwenty-two Kliests.
''il humlred jtueflla attended the
c 1 r dance nt the Inn. Among: them
many New York nml Philadelphia
Notes of the Moplal World.
T ie lat meeting of tho dancing claaa
c i nr.ed by Mm. Charles. J, Welch and
i " is was held last ulKht at thn home
' Mrs. F Ashtou do Peystcr, II Kast
J.'K'ity.i,th Mreel.
'uhus S. Lay, American Consul In Rto
r Janeiro, Is at tho Wolcott. Mrs. Lay
In In Washington, but will Join her bus
1 a d hero before the,)' nail for Hraill.
series of the dansanta to be held In
'e tiellls room nt Delmnnlco's on Tues.
'. Thuinaay and Friday win begin Oils
1 I ek.
Li addition to other attractions at Ht.
Viienllnn'o keltleilriim, which will be held
(t Sherry'a on Friday afternoon, there
v ill be a special room for auction bridge
id "coon imp." Tlcketa at $3 each may
1 e obtained from Miss Antoinette Mar-
., 13 l-.iHt Thirty llrat dtrect. and from
iiH Margaret Itemscn, 3 Kant Klshtleth
t 'i.l
Mrs ,1. Horace Harding gave n dinner
!" evenltiff at her home, 955, Fifth art-
He
Mrs, John J- Martin of the Aneonla
jvill leave to-day .fur l'airn Oeaoh.
GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS. FRANKO
Musical mill Other I'rlotnls linlrr
Inl I nt tin- Mi-Mplii.
, Mr. ami .Mrs, NiiIi.iii I'miiko kiio a
I supper hiuI dance last night in tho winter
I garden of tin; Hotel MeAlplii and amotiK
their ittiest wete ninny of their artistic,
' in iJIcii 1 and theatileal fi lends, some of
whom hiiiik or plajed, Theie was dunelng
before uil nflor supper.
Anton tli Riiests were .Mr. nnd Mt
Kukoii Ywijv, Mr nml Mrs. Haul (lerll,
Mr. unci Mrs. Ulto Hurl!., .Mr mid Mr.
i Putnam flrlswold, Mr. ami Mrs, Ullo Well.
. .Mr. ami Mr .Iran lioiartly, Mr. nml Mr.-.
'" Kr.-H.lrr, Daniel Krolmun. Alev
riliJi rvieisier, u.iiuri c roillll.lll, rtie-
under Lambert, Mr and Mrs. Kail .loein,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiiko l.lebcr. Mr. ami Mis
Ituwell W. Mooie. .Mr. and Mrs. ,loef 1
Straneky, Mr, nml Mrs. Philip Lew Isohu,
Mr. and Mrs. ti. .Mason .Inline), Mr, ami
Mrs. Victor Herbert. Miss llrrhctt, Mrs.
Itaudolph (liiKKenheiiuer, Mr. mid Mrs.
(leorgo S, Wnllen. Mrs. Charles A. II.
Pratt. Prof, and Mrs. W 11. Carpenter,
Dr. mid Mrs. John .NVvlii, Ittibln ilold
uiark, Dr. A. Mayer, Mr. ami Mm. Albert
Itelss, MImoIm Kliiian, Mr and Mrs. Paolo
liilllco. Mr. and Mrs. William .1. liiiard
and Mr. and Mrs. Itudolf Chrlfctians.
DE KOVENS ENTERTAIN.
Dinner nml Mii.leiile ni 'I heir PnrW
Avenue Hume.
Mr, and Mrs, Hcglnalil de Koveu Bao
another of a series of dinners last eve
nine ut their home. Mr::, park avenue.
There were, thirty guests ami after tho
dinner there was a tuulcale. for which
others came. Tho artists wete Ml Helen
Stanley, eoprano; Frank Pollock and Paul
Helmrrs, tenors, and Jacoues Kaaner, vio
lin. Among thoso at the muM'-alc were Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Itoblnson, the Karl of
Klntore. Mr. and Mm Frederick W.
Whltrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Francis K Pen
dleton, Mrs. llnmllton McK. Twunibly,
Mr. and Mra. Luther Kountze, Mr. and
Mi. P. Cooper Hewltu Mr. nml Mrs.
William D. Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Harden Mr. and Mrs, Cortlandt Field
Hlshop, Mr. and Mrs. KRerton L Win
throp. Jr., Mrs. Itlchard (Jambrlll. Mr
and Mrs. Krnesto ti. Fabbrl, Mr nml Mrs.
Htuyiesant Fish. Mrs. A. Lanfear Nor
rle. Mr. and Mrs. Chailes II. Alexander.
Mrs. .1 aniee Loucll Putnam. Mrs. Cad
ualader Jones, Mr. nml Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Hutler, Mis. Sdiuvter Van Uens
sclaer and Mr and Mis. J. Sergeant Clam.
DANCES PRECEDE A BALL.
I. lull! I'll ntn lie Tor Is ,. er Wear?
nt I'n I in lleneli.
Pai.m IIkacii, Fla. I'eb. 7. Mr and
Mrs. II, Carnegie Phlpps. win) returned
after a Week's hunting trip, spent the
morning surf bathing with their chlldn n
New members of thn bathing group were
Henry Sellgniali. Dallas I. Wlckhain, s
I.. Scbooninaker and Mrs. A. Sldne) Car
penter, John D. Crlinmlns. who Is spending the
season at the Hreukers, "as Jollied theie
to-day by bis dnughters, Miss Lllzabeth
Crlinmlns and Mrs. Frederick A. Chllds,
and her son. Fritz.
Such a round of dances liae lllled
every day that the opening ball at tin
Polnclana was dela)ed until to-night. The
late upeiiiiig made the bail mm Ii :
tirllllaut than usual llef,,ii- it stores of
dance parlies weir given In the garden
grill, wheiv dancing Is now permitted, and
at the Peach Club
Mr. and Mrs. William Thaw 3d gave a
dinner to-night at which their guests were
Mr. and Mis C. Ci II Fltbr, Mr. and Mm.
Lu ing II. I'lller, Walter Longle), James
Spear. Mrs. Milton C. Work mid John
Nai-thlng.
Couunnmler nnd Mrs I lamilt"ti Perkins,
who entertained at luiiehe"ii at th Heaeh
Club to-day III honor of .Mr. and Mis.
Chester Hlls, with whom they ntrlved
yesterday aboard the Itoxnita, Senator
Anderson's houxeboat. aNo gave n dlum-i
to-night, ns did Dr. nml Mrs, Daub I
Karsner, whoie gin-sts were Mr. and Mm.
Charles 1 Crngtn. Mr and Mm John
Hay. Mr and Mm .1. II Capertmi and
Col and Mrs. Willis S Paine.
At a d nn. r pari) given by Mrs Svdne)
Carpenter the gtiest w.-ie Mr. ami .M k
John HarrK Caren--e Jones. Mis Will
lam Lawrence lirieit, J. II Klt.-lieii and
Miss Urace Thompson Other dinner hosts
were Mr and Mrs. Herald Dement. Janus
Spear. Mr. and Mrs. Ilenr) sillgman ami
Kdward (irifllth.
BUSTANOBY'S HAVE BAL POUDRE.
Ilallrunm Like tirniid 'rrhinon
troivils To rued Avtii),
Tlio Hustauuby brothers, .lai-ipies ami
Andre, who live at 110 West Thli ty-nlnth
street, n all the world knows, celebrat'-il
their twenty-llfth business anniversary
latt night with a "bal poudre," as ad
vertised Kverybody had a good time.
Tlie iiiulu dining loom had betn deco
rated to risi-mlilc the ballroom .it tin
Oraud Trianon, where the later (Annie
held forth at Vem.illles .Most ,t iii
guists came in appropiiate .i 1 1 1 in . -m the
wig, powder nml all- which gave the place
a very gay atmosphere.
Jmiiuee ami Andre stood at Hi" ball
room entrance and shook the hands of
their thousand intiuiiem. A gn-at many
persons were turned away because thcio
was no more room.
CARDINAL GOES TO BAHAMAS.
KnlU on Delayed Visit to Distant
I'nrl of Ari'hillneese,
Cardinal l'.irley sailed yesterday by the
Ward liner Sarntoga for the Hnli.ini.ia on
his delayed visit to that ilWtnnt part of
tho archdiocese of New York.
In the Cardinal's party are his secre
tary, tho Hiiv. Dr. ThnniiiH U, Carroll;
the Very Hv. llernard KHVenhoersteln,
wiperlor (f the Ile.nedlctlne Order, who
has. charge of the churches In tho Ha
hauiHHi Mgr. John I-Mwards, Mgr. Charles
Cassldy, the Rev. Father Itlchinonil Or
niond Hughes and thu Rev. Father Charles
Cannon. O. S, H.
WEDDINGS.
Mrobrldgi llntv s.
SiAMfor.P. Conn.. Feb, 7.- Miss Flor
ence Adelaide, daughter of Mrs. Cioigo
Augiiitus Haws, was married hcio to-day
to William Stroblldgc, mil of thn Into
William Clnrence Stiobrldge of Stamford,
The relemony was jiet foiined b the Rev.
Charlys Morris Addison. Tim bride's at
tendant was her sister, Mlm Lavlida
Sands Haws. Her brother, Henr ICimst
Haws, gave her In marriage. The best
man was Itlchaid Law-ton Htrobildgo,
brother of the bridegroom
Mia lltliel A inlrov elte Knungcil,
The engagimenl of Miss I'.thel ti,
Androvette, ilaiighler of Mr, and Mrs. I-M.
ward H. Androvetli' of U)! Decatur strict,
Hiooklvn, ami Paul H. Williams of San
Jose, Cnl., has been announced. Miss
Andioviitte Is p. graduato of tho Packir
Instltute, Mr. Williams la a son of .Mrs.
Kdward Wllll'inm and the late Kdward
Williams of San Jose. Mrs. Williams was
MM Fanny D, Hlbley of the Sibley family
of Uennlligton, Vt.
In 5w York To-ilny.
Amorlcan NuinlHiii.ttiiti Soclnty, 1 x
hlhltlon of I'nltul Htntea nnd Colonial
I'ohiH, Hroailwny und IGOtli Btroet, 11 A.
M. In I'. M.
Architectural I-eacuc, oxhlliltlon, Klnn
ArtM itulltllnar. 21.1 vm Klfiy-beveutii
ntroet.
Ilohrew Infant Anyluni, dcillcatlnn of
new observation liullillnir, KlnRshrlilKo
road und Aqueduct avenue, 10 : 3 1 1 A. M.
New Tork Rtatn Affoeliitlon or Spirit,
uallats" nieetlnif, I'almt'a Orand Clrclo.
College of tho City of Now Ynik, liucra
laureato Hervlce, 4 l, M.
Woman1 1'olltlcnl tlnlon. Ion nt the
nerkcloy Theatre, 4 1. M.i (luttan Bortr
lum will epoak.
WEALTHY WOMEN AID'
UNEMPLOYED GIRLS
Open Sowiiijr Kooni lo Furnish
Work nnl Will Sell
I hi1. Product.
.'VI rnVntHrnVL ,ili'l
I I.M1 Ul.MMIHI.NS (llfiWh
Welfnre I, ciiiic Asks 3Iyor to
See if f'hlld Labor Ts
to Ultimo.
The conference that was begun more
, than a week ago by wealthy women co
j operating with th" Women's Trade Union
I League to adopt measures by whMi tin-
employed women ran ! provided with
1 work effected permanent organization at
a special meeting yesterday at the rootni
I of the league, 43 Kast Twenty-3cond
, stleit.
, Mrs. lVter Cooper Hewitt presided and
plans to meet the present conditions
among working girls were discussed,
, It was announced after the meeting
that the conference had started a sewing
room to furnish remunerative und useful
work, the product of which the conferees
will bell.
An appeal was 1 tailed to the women of
New York city urging them to contribute
to a fund for this purpose. Any sum.
large or small, will be welcome. Contri
butions and offers of employment may be
sent to Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, 3 Kast
Thirty-eighth street.
The conferees found that many retail
cb-iks, stenographers, secretaries, huuso
eevatits, needle workers and others find
themselves for the ti ret time in the ranks
of the Unemployed, Among the kimono
makers alone 4i per cent, are Idle. The
problem of unemployment among women
Is even more acute than among men. The
danger to women In loss of work Is very
grave. The conference 1ms also eitab
llshed a free bureau to tlnd work for
women In the league's headuuartem.
Among the women who signed the
statement wete Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt,
Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, Mrs, Amos
Plnehot, Mrs. Kgerton L. Wlnlhtop, Mrs.
Helen Hart Jenkins. Mrs Wlllard
Straight. Mrs. Walter Weyl. Miss Lillian
Wald. Miss Mar) U. Dreler, Mrs. Walter
Mayiiaul and Miss Anne Rhodes.
Manufacturers will be asked to keep
their present forces of workers for the
present.
Miss Rhodes said that the executive
board of the Federation of Women's
clubs will appoint n committee of live on
Monday to cooerate with the conference
on unemployed women.
The International Child Welfare
League, which has for one of Its piinosns
Hie abolition of child labor, wants Mayor
Mliehi-1 to extend bis tmly of adult mi
etiiplovinent to child labor and to Inquire
whether the latter Is not In some degree
ieponslble for the former.
The league has appointed a special com
mittee consisting of Kvn R. lngerotl
Hi own. president of the league, Adolph
l.ewl-ohn. IMwanl ii. Hrown and Albert
Shaw. vlce-preldeiits, and Thalia W.
MMlett, chairman, to lav before the
Ma) or such subjects of hi'iulry as.
"Whether tilt- wage standards of adults
have been lowered through the keen com
petition of child labor.
"Whether the large number of un
skilled. Intermittent workers now consti
tuting the gn-ater part of the unemployed
group have started work so earl) In life
Hint lluv wire deprived of an opportu
ne, fur lu.-ation and Industrial training.
To what extent have the industries
i.irried on in the homes b women and
children alTicted tho factory i mployment
of adults."
COLUMBIA GETS RARE BOOKS. ,
It.Y.H. Mn xsiuit Dotinr 4'ollrHrs
eriHii! President Owned Thrni,
It was announced at Columbia es
irtr.l'ti tlmr n valuable additloti to the
utilvetslty library had been donated by'
R V It. Stuywsant in the eleven volume
edition of "A New and C.eneral Hlo
graphical Dictionary." formerly the prop
erty of Myles Cooper, second ptesldenl
of Columbia when It was known as King's
College.
M1'- Cooper was the Tory head of
Columbia who was proteeti.l front tho
wrath of citizens of New York In 178
ami escap.-d lo a Hritish frlgste in the
Ilud'on while Alexander Hamilton, then
a stuib-nt, harangued a mob In front of
tlniciillige buildings, then at West llro.id
vvay and Murray street.
F.ach Milium1 of the dictionary eon
tains President Cooper's -reonal book
plate. The set will I- on view Ht Columbia
Thursday, together with seveial volumes
from the library of Samuel Johnston,
tho tlrst president of King's College,
ENGAGEMENT "JUST BROKEN."
Mother nf Minn I'renllaa t.lt ra No
lUl'cclnl Homkoii.
Annoiinreiiioiit wim nmiln to Tlie St'N
C!(tetil.iy tlmt the eiiKitKomont of MIhs
Miujorle I.nulK I'rontln". ilaUKhtor of Mr.
ami Mrr. flcorKe II. rrcnllfKof lilt I'lerio
pout Htrcwt. llrooklyn. ami W. KorUliain
I "aye, aluo of ltroiiklii, him Iwn liroken
off. Neither Mrn. Plenties nor Mr. I'ayo
would kIvh any piirtlcitlar roanni yes
ttnlay Mrn. rrontliw nald:
"Theio'i. no niyHtery. They Jtmt naturally
Inoko off their ciiKaneineiit."
WILIS AND APPRAISALS.
liKoiiiir. Ili'tiini Ait. Watth, who was a
member of thn brokerage, firm of Hobert
lloodbody & Co. of tfO llroailway, left a
crnm estate of ISI.OOD nml a net entnte of
$11, 757. Ho Kae $3i),7'i5 to hie wife,
Sara Holme WattH, and S5.234 each to
bin boiiH, lieorit" It. WattH, Jr., and Will
iam Wood Wnlta. ll had a capital of
J.'iO.Onn In tho firm of lloodbody & Co. and
tho rlrm owed him K1.204 additional, Ho
owed bin wlfo $l!7,0n0 for money loaned.
.Iohbi'Iiinu Si.ohkon, who died on Jan
uary 2, llll.l, left $liri,ll(!. Her daughter,
Murrtatet and Alice Slonnoii, rot I22.260
and $"2,H32 renpectlM'ly, and $21,k57 went
to Iter mil, Steward. Sim loft $5,319 to
forty-four perionn for money dun them,
nnd left the followlni; additional heiuel"
to cover debt! Hrtll'lH D. Colt. 8.I0? ;
Krank A. PIlllriKlmm. fi,ai.1. and It. K.
I'lerreiioiit, $1,418. She left $500 to her
mild, MarKiiret fllllecse. Mr. Slofsou
Inherited her property from her father,
Ti tor Nay lor.
h'AtiHi A Moru, who died In Nice, Franco,
on December 2. 1911, left a Brona estnto
of $ 170,430 in New York nnd a net I'Htato
nf $1(12,511. He gave $10,587 each to thn
TnllowltiK HlNterti : Ida Von fiottz, Sofia
Hitter, Mary Sachs and Cella Mora. He
Kavo all IiIh perhonnl effect to Mr. Sadie
Cecilia Heckfcher and left 1,000 franc to
hi maid, described a "Jane Don."
I'irii.iP DoNoilt'tr, who had a liquor eloro
at 21SS llroailway and died November 5,
101O, left, $2,411 lo his slHter, Margaret
Donohuo, for life.
WiMlber at Winter Itmorta.
I'Al.it Hhacii, Kob. 7, Temperature S2 ;
rlear
IlKi.i.KAin, Fla., Feb. 7. Temperature
7i ; cloudy.
Oi.li Voint, Va., Vrh. 7. Tempernturo
55; fair.
OAt.vEaTON, Feb. 7, Temperature 42)
clear.
I
The Private Collection of
Ancient and Modern
PAINTINGS
By the. Great and Little Masters
of the
Dutch, French, English and
American Schools
Formed by
Mr. Nicholas M. Matthews,
of Baltimore
To be sold at i nreslrictcd Public Sale
In the Grand Ballroom of
THE PLAZA
Fifth Avenue, I'ifty-Hljthth to I'ifty-.Ninth Street.
(Admifsion by card to )p had free of tho managers)
On Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
February 17th and 18th, at 8:15 o'clock
OBITUARY. I
Willi II. rnl.ir.
William lllckok Taylor illi'il cstir.lu
at the hko of SS. 1 1 In ho-ii was at
MacllfOii avetiuv He .w lrt .r-iiii'S-lili-Mt
of the St. I.oir.K .Smltlivw-Mtcrti U.ill
w.iy Company, it illrectiir .mil o:i" 'if t'n'
t-xociitlvn committee of tiu K'tnlt:ilili
Trunt Company nml of tli liiternutloiMl
ltntiklnK CorporHtuin. n director f til.?
Amrrlcrtii lri Curiiiiti . tin- Amer.iftii
Writing 1'apor Company nml of other
corporation. Mr T.ilor a lorn 'n
llrookljn ami wa.i the elilct hon of the
Utp CeorKC II. Taylor, a New York mer
chant He wan Krailil iteil from Columbia
lu tsmi, ami wan a member of the Unl-i
erlty, l'nlon J.eairuc. Metropolitan ami .
St. Anthony dtiln of New York ami of
tho Jekl lnlnu.1 anil ltil'ii-on Country.
cliilm. Ill wife, his mother ami four
brothers nirvive him.
Ilr. Jacob CrleU I'riinl'.
Nku- ltr.cn eli. i:, K(1i. 7. Dr. .lafoh
I'riik Krantz, preslilviit of the PcntltH"
Supply Company, illnl at lili liumv here
to-nlKlit after an UllieH of e..r.l inolitlK
ll was. til hi, r'x' peroiel year. S'
Mek us he returh'.l fi.nit h trip t..
Kuiopv for h.M health
Ilr l'rnnti h Imii "i Ijricaier
county I'a. nml wax k'nultinteil fiom the
I l.itm!iuiiut MmIU'iiI Colli kc in I'h'.lii
ilelphla In 1T'I. Ho wan rlie preHl'lent of
the Slainlar'l IVntal Manufaettirlim Com
puny, a illrertor of the Natloiial 1'iti
Hank of New York ami of the I'eopl- n
lt.u k of New ltochelle. He vmih a trute.
of the New ltochelle I'l eoli ti l l.lll Chill. Il
ami of the New Itorlulle Y M. C. A. He
leaven n willow, two H"ti". Jm "Ii st t t
llorai'e Krnntz, ami two ilmutlitei, MrK
I'rank (iooil nml Mr. John Tomli. anil a
hrother. Ilr. A. V.. Criint. of Wilm'iicti.n.
I who Ih Hea'ri'taty of tie- 1'clntt.irr
Slate I'.uaril of Health.
Ilrnr f. While.
Nkw Haxi.n. Conn, Feb. ". Ileui C.
While. Olio of tin leader." of the Cmi
lie. lleilt bar. dh d at hi" home In the cltv
to-day. He wtik but 11 III Cilia, N. Y.. In
156 and w.i Knnlu.it d trom Y.ile Col-I
leiro lu i$M and from Hie law whii'l in j
li.;:. From lkl to l"!''l he a ill-
rector of the Yale Field Corporation; III
lk;" nml l."? h" w.ih a member of the 1
New Haven Ito.nd of Finance and fiom
lM'. to 1V2 a lectlll'T III the llcp.irtlliellt
of hlntory ami N)itlc.il M'liiii.e In Y.ile
l'nUei.lty.
Ill Hu3 be in.iriled l.ucy Soplu.i
Schwab, ilaunhter of the Into lutiiv
Schwab of New York, who niiivIvi'h him.
Ilr. A nil 1 11 I'cbeliioWor.
MoiminToWN, N. .1., F'b. 7. Dr. A1111I11
rebelliHckor, one of the beet known phyl
clniifi In thN part of tho State and 11 mem
ber of the State Hoard of Mcdlial F.
amlnor. died lnnt night at hW liome. lr!H
South rt reet. Death ii ciiummI by ir.in
(.'rono, which nece'sltatcd the amputation
of on of hl lege. He wn Ml Vimih old,
whm born In tlermnny nml came to thin
country nbout forty-lho ycari ago. He Is
Mirlved by his wife and a on, Charlen
Uebel.icker, of Hackennack.
lln .eiinlde Homier.
Ml Zenalde Houvlnr, ilnnghter of the
late Michel lluuler of l'hll.iilolplila, died
yeslorday at her homo, It Went I'oity
elxtli otreet. whern elm hud ben lls'lng
with one of her brothel c, MUhel 1'.
Houvler, head of M. C. Houvler & Co,
banker and broker at 20 Hmad ftreet.
Another brother, John Vernon Houvler.
Sr., In a member of the kiiiip Hi 111. The
family I related to the DrcxelH of I'hll.i
dolphin by iniirrhiKc. Ml lloiivlet'
fAther left x laigu eht.ite, much of which,
consisted of properties lu Wi nt Vliginla,
.Mr, hnrah I'.lliiilietli llolotou.
Mr. Sarah lillxalwlli Holston, widow of
Itoscwell tlratrs Holston, who wn presi
dent of tho Farmers Ij,in ami Trust Com
pany for forty-Inn ear, died jeiiteiiliiy
In her apMrtuietit at tho Albemarle llolel.
Sho won 77 year' old ami urn bom In
Kllz.ibeth, N, J. She was actively Inter
ested In the l.lttlo .tUsmnnarlei Diy
Nursery at 03 St. Mark's place nnd the
(lallaudet Home lor tho Hllnd. She is
survived by two nons, Lotil H, ami Will
iam Itnlston, and one dHimhter, Mrs. J. II.
Marston of Cranford, N. J. 1
Sn 111 ur I .lobimoii.
Mount Vkrnon, Fib. 7 Health Com
rnlssluner Samuel Johnson, who for
twenty-four year was 11 resident or Mount ,
Vernon, died this afternoon uf heart dlm-.ise
nt hi home, 30 West Lincoln avenue. Mr.
Johnson wn bom In DnrvluMor. FiiKlaud,
In 150 and camu to Amcrli.i lu 1 !. Hn
wa BUpeilntendent of tho lleartky .itati
ami a. metniier or tho St, i,i"ire Society
He was a liHcholor,
I.nnrenco llHsliruneU.
Lawrence Hashrouck, a member of
Hnsbrouck, Hergon ft Co., Interior deco
rator. died of linoiimoiilii veHterdav at
his home, 60 Central Park West, nt the
nge of 40 years. Ho was loin In New,
York and wa graduated from Columbia I
University. He Is survived by his wlfol
nnd two children.
"Important Forthcoming
The American Art Galleries
Madison Square South, New York.
ON FREE VIEW BEGINNING THURSDAY NEXT (LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY)
and continuing
,llliitratcd descriptive Catalogue will bf mailed to applicant! on the receipt of Fifty Cents.
The Sale will be conducted by MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY, attitted by Mr. Otto Bemet, of
The American Art Association, Managers
2, 4 and 6 East Twenty-third Street, Madison Square South, New York
Hrginning TOMORROW
At the American Art Galleries
Madison Square South, New York
Unrestricted Public Sale by Order cf Executors
Tomorrow (Monday) and Tuesday Evenings at 8:15 o'clock.
The Paintings and Studies
Left by the well-known American Artiat, the late
J. G. Brown, N. A.
ON PRIili VIEW TOMORROW 9 A. M. UNTIL 3 P. M.
ALSO
Tomorrow (Monday) Afternoon at 2:30
Concluding Sale of
The Extensive and Valuable Stock of
THE HOUSE OF ADAMS
The sale Mill he cendurleil
aol.tri h Mr.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Mgrs.
8f&S(& Sl"l. Milt'in Hq. Mouth. Mew Turk.
PRINT LOVERS HAVE TREAT.
Clcliluu" b) I, e pi' re nml Hone nml
I'liiniiiiK I'orlrnlt on Ion.
l'r'nt lover ii.ive, iiniom; tho many oi
hililtloi.s of interest to chooJu In twees,
he etchlriK of AuiiiiMe Lopere, at Kuppel
Co . the etching of Mulrlie.td Hon.. at
Kiioedlerrt . an .ieinll of engraeil por
trait or les.ll and herar relotirltli t at
Kenioily A. Co. s and a rolle ction of lr
tiult In pure line .it F. Modern.
The oilleotlnn of l,iiper' etching at
Keppel'h Include tilnoiy-to Impressiifti
of his etremel pi 1011 it work, each
plate ho full of ohdt actor and charm that
hi tendency and power a .111 artist
mUht bo Kiristcd from II and tho collec
tion ns a whole proving bis ilcht to ranx
near tho top of the list of the etcher of
tho prcnont.
A choice of a siiulo etching among
tlicin landscape would lie dllllcult, hut
tho "i;t,i do la St. Martin Ii novo qui
par.," with il nigjetlon of the manner
of Cl.uidj, 1 a in it"i!y arrangement In
line .mil "l.e Hout-(ii net," with 11 great
tre.i orhanKln a roadside house, I a
mole compau and massHi' example of his
later manner.
Mr. Kennedy's portrait engravings are
null of the. very sreatct celhrltle,
headtd by the two supreme geniuses,
Shakrpoaro nnd Dante, nnd Into tho uu
gut company hut one llvlnc writer h.is
beiti ndniltti'd, thn French s.mrUt. Arm
toln France. Thomas Cailyle Is thre
and so 1 hl hamlsomo oung friend,
Italph Waldo nmeison, ltnlph I ur
prlslnnly gay and good looking In this
plate, Sitniuel Joliuhon nnd "Mousy"; the
good Hannah .Mine, dressed In her best,
and the bad Farl of Itochesttr, who
hooked people who weio hurd to shock lu
Chailes the Second' time, dressed also In
hi best, rare Urn .lonson, witty I.1111
n lien Sterne and 11 sail old Tolstoy
AinoiiK tho legal light llinrj. F.arl of
Hiitliurst. I the most resplemleutly cot
tiimod and most pleased with himself :
l.oiil Cotleiihan I Ihe coldest of the
Chancellors. Iold llaplwlcke the wittiest
and l.onl Stow ell tho mont lll)bcrtlan.
IjMiry new exhibition nf Mulrhend
Hone's work coullims u In our opinion of
his greatmss ti 1111 nitlit. In the collec
tion nt Knoedlir's 1110 not only some
prints already well knoiui hero, such in
the wondetful "Htilldliig, New Hond "treet,
IomloM," thn "Old Jail. Clsstow," tho
"Leeds Wiuehouses," "ye from Cam
hr" and tlie "Demolition of St, James's
Hull," but also a number not mentioned
b Hone's cataloguer, Mr. Dodnm. ff
these "Culms HoofV1 Is a cliannlng do
scilptlon of n town, and the portrait of
the etcher by hluikclf. Is subtlo a a
portrait and strong as an etching.
lu tlm gallery of F. Medcr an exhibi
tion has been arranged or portrait en
gravings in puio line that rover a
period or four centuries of eiigraveis.
OLD CHAIRS AT GOOD PRICES.
Sot cil Cliliiendalo llrliiR 7K7.nn
In Ada ins Kale.
The silo of the nntlqui furnishings be
longing to the House of Adams was con
tinued yesterday In tho galleries of the
Amorlcm Art Association. Tho sot of
eighteenth century Chippendale chairs In
mahogany sold to Koopman & Co. for the
hlfihest figure of the day, I7D7.60, There
were fifteen In the set, two of them belns
armchairs. A t or Uepplewhlte ma-
Unrestricted Art
until the date of sale.
A Very Important Collection of
Beautiful Old Wedgwood
Consisting of fine Specimens of Jasper, Basaltcs,
Crystalline, Pebble and Queen's Ware
and including the famous
HARGREAVES COLLECTION OF MEDALLIONS
the whole the property of
Mr. Horace Townsend
Author of "Old Wedgwood" nnd other Authoritative Works
To be Sold at unrestricted Public Sale
Monday and Tuesday Af'ernoons, Feb. 16 & 17, 2:30 o'clock
alio
A Collection of
Seventeen Important Tapestries
of the XVI., XVII. and XVIII. Centuries
and a Salon Set of Furniture
in early XVIII. Century Aubuason Tapeitry
The property of C. F. Williamson
99 Rue dei Petits Champi, Pari
To be sold Tuesday Afternoon, Feb. 17th, at 4 :45o'ciock
(Mon.) Evening at 8:15
ht llt. 1 111)31 AS i:. KlltlJV.
Olio llernrt, nf
hogany chair of tho same period sold
to Mr. Chapman for $67j,
Mr. Town" paid J20 for a Ht-pple.
whl'e satlnwood work table, and an
Adam satlriwood four post bed sold to
Mr. slnims for $;iiHi. A OhlppnU!c
mahogany turner table went to tieorge
Hlshop for $.H0.
Mrs. J. H. Heynolds bought 11 Chippen
dale mahogany four post slnglo bed
stead for $210 and a Chlppcnilflln side
table for $1M. 1;. II. Mllllken gave $200
for a Chippendale bureau desk and book
case, and J. It. Do Witt paid J1!,0 for a
Chippendale nrretalro.
nther sales were. A Hepplewhlto ms
boguny four iost bed, to I'.. W James
for $;tli); n inrly Cnippemlale arm
chair, tn Mrs. J. It. J.oviin for $210, a
Chlppenibilc mahogany centre table, to
Henry (.diver for $25K. a set of six Chip
penilale side chairs, to Mr. Hankln John
son for $270 ; a sot of six Chlppendali
chairs, to Mr. Whiting for $330: 1111 early
Chippendale armchair of Spuilsh iiik
hognny, to A. N. HuidlrBton for $210; a
set of 8lv Queen Anno chairs, tn Joseph
Currmi for $270, and a Chippendale rrn
hogany wlno cooler, to Kennedy Co
for $1?5.
The afternoon sale, aggregated IIS..
Mo nuklnc the total to dito $54,129.
Th sale will continue to-morrow after
noon. MARRIED.
OAKMALT CHfltCHH.U On Tehriury II
iH. Rt noon, ut Calvary Church .S'sw
York city, by the Ksv. Thfo.loro '.-dg.
lok. Margusrlts Lawrence I'hurrhlll to
Woolsey Curmslt of New York city,
DIED.
Hdt'VIHIt -At her rmld'ncr, on Hatiinla.
fe,ruiiry 7. enable s. daughter nf ti
ll Mleiiet and I.ouliw r, iinuvlsi uf
I'lillaiMpliln
Nntlre nf fimerHl rlces Inter It l
reiiuested Hint no firmer be sent.
I'l.AltK Ihiirreil Into rirrnal lf. Ksbni-
nry I, lili. the llev. Jumes Hlarr CI irk.
Ii H.
runrrst ssrvlrss In Pi .lulm'i. cinirrli.
S.illstiury. I'onn. Moniluy. Vl.ruti 9.
lit 2 : Jo n'eliiok. Interment ai llelhil.
i'onn., Tundsy. Feliruarj 10, en Hi .ir
llval of the Iraln from york hi)i
rearh's llrthel t lOMii
HANDHlIKIt:.--ai Wlnchsstsr. Vs. on -,!,.
ruary 7, Hilt. Isabella I. Dandrl'lge.
wife of Lemuel 1. Danilrbiue nml iliugli
trr itt thn late Hon. John W Luureneu
of Kliuhliir. L. I.
Kuneial on Monday, J'rbruary t, 191 1, at
12 o'cluck.
HASIIIIOt'l'K. I.uwrenie. beoe, liuoband
of rinreiire l.fed llmbrouck, nun of
Mrs. I'rlte V llnhrouck nnd oi-ln law
of Kraiuls l' Heed, nf pnrumnnli, at
his home, r,D Central Park West, 1'sbru
sry 7, 10H
Funeral private,
McVICK.Mt - Anns,
Funeral fiom "TUB FI'NRH AI. CHI'IICH,"
HI Went Twenty-third street (Frank
K. Campbell 1 1 1 . 1 b ). Tlmo of funeral
hsresfler.
ItOLSTON. On February 7, ISli, Harah
Elizabeth Llltrll, nldnw of Itoeewell
Orsvet Itolmon, In her soventy-elshth
year.
Funsral sen'les In the rhsntry of nr.
Thomas's Church, Fifth avenue and
Fifty-third street, on Monday, February
, 114, at 1J o'clock noon. Interment
prtvst.
Sales'
Announcement of Public Sales
by the
Anderson Galleries
"Where the Hoe Library was sold"
Early States and Signed
Proofs of the
Great Modern Etchers
A magnificent collection, incluiiini.
some of the finest work of Zorn,
Buhot, Hadcn, Cameron, Fitlon,
Lepere, Lcgros, Brancwyn, Whiultr,
Haip,, Meryon, Bracquemond, nnd
other great arti&ts. Many rarities
and superb impressions. Now on
Public Exhibition. To be sold with
out restrictions Tuesday nnd Wednes
day evenings, February 10th und 11 th.
Thackeray Collection
formed by the late
Maj. William H. Lambert
nf I'lilluilolphla
"Universally rccognUetl as the
tartest and most important In the
uorld."
The collection contains a complete
set of first editions, hundreds cf orig
inal druwinrfs, books from Thackeray s
library, prccntntion copies, hundreds
of nutojirnpb letters and the finest
Thuckcray manuscripts in existence.
Thlsls the Thackeray collector's
opportunity. AVj such opportunity
can ever come again."
This great Collection will be placed
on Public Exhibition Friday, Feb
ruary 13th, preliminary to the unre
stricted sate in six afternoon and
evening sessions beginning Wednes
day afternoon, February 25th. Cata
logues free to intending buyers.
Other Important Announcements Later
Unequalled facilities for the ex
hibition and sale of meritorious
Literary and Art Collections. Cor
respondence with owners and ex
ecutors invited. Expert advice free.
Sales begin at 2 s30 and 8:15 o'clock.
Catalogues mailed to intending
buyers.
The Anderson Galleries
AndrrMin .tuition iiiiiiiin
Mrlropnlltn Art Ullnn,
MkIIm'H A err tie t fortkili st , ,N y
DIED.
rilJII'SON -rritay. l.'-uir, i. tall at lil
rel,lene, s: t.exlmriiin aiemie, Uiniam
Kel, Simpson, M I . eon f tho l..i
tieurre N r-lmpoon of H.iJ"in. N. v., In
th fitty-ninlh eur of hie. ane
Funeral .ervleo. at St Jsiiu-mm t'hurih.
Ma.1l.ori avenue anil Seveni) liret etrel,
Monday iimrnlnn, at a iiiurler U V
o'clock. Interment In llud.on.
hTKHMAN. -Su'hleno, .-atur.ii). I'rbruii)
7. tlllt. Hi Ills r..ielll.o. lire, 11 v, I li
t'unii. William AuKuatu. SI diuuii, Ji ,
In lit. (orij -tilth cur.
Funeral auilv laiei. ,rvi(irt, It. I.,
jtapere ple.iee ..ipy.
STLLV- .-uuiienly, nil Thiirsiia .' I'ein ,
f an 1914. ut 7 A.M., Jo.eplllne, i.
1 round, wbliiw uf Conrad Mem, In ,r
! tlltV-eiKtllll ye ir.
A eolemn requiem muen foi the repose
i,( tier soul will le hebl nn Mi'U'i'
'.'til luet . at 10 A.M. at the ItO'O.in
1 mthnlle I'hurih of Hi .lohii the llupi).
In West Thirtieth stieel, betwe, n
Heentii and llUhlh luenue. Kind y
! omit flowers. Interment private.
' TAVI.i'lt - At Nw York, on February ",
fill, after a short ll!iie. William
llb knk l.nvlnr. son "I Josephine I) uul
1 the late i;eiri;e II Tai lot. aired f.i; years
Notl'e nt funeral here iftei
VfH.KM.Mt i'baie. in lus limno in Me
tu hen, N J. In his nMen third )car
Herviies ut S 30 I' M February 7, at th
j lesbli-m-e Nn flowerl..
I'NIIFItTAKI'.lt.
Frank E Campbell
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT lViVf 23ST
SmgwMDTDR HERR5E5,rnLs55c)
TCICPHOHE CHELSEA 1324. ALWAYS OPEN.
PRIVAfE AMBULANCES i,