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4-4- U
"BIG JIM GARRITY"
HAS MANY VILLAINS
MANY WEDDINGS ON
TO-DAY'S CALENDAR
'WAR DRIVES STAGE 'MR HEMENWAY GIVES ,
FOLK HERE FOR JOBS 55,000 TO WAR FUND
I
Held ('orre.Nponilents AImi i'inil j lloston Pliilnntliropist Contrib
Tlieir Calliur at an End 1 ntes to Aid Anieriean Anibu
in l.urope. lance Hospital in Paris.
John Mason Opens nt New York
'1 lical re in Owen Davis's
Play.
Miss Itciilnli Eaton Hepburn to
Jlecome Itriilo of Lieut.
J.ninict, l". S. X.
THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1914.
WW
5-
HUliKOAn IM.ESIDKXT HEKO
lllii .Hiii tinrrlt" nt
Thrntrr
"in Ptxttr
the New York
John Mason
...Trunk M. Thomas
. . . . William Sampson
John Flood
John llmer-on
Ouy Nichols
Hobert MoVJ
Ainrlli risrdner
Inneit Dunbar
. Kathrrliie Hall
Pevter ..
. i rimn
r Ms-Inn-.
SMl
. iirli'ln ....
! i no . .
. v-r
i I'rijt-n
York Theatre, which fins Iwn
hunting ground of any sort of
.w Ih.it could possibly be expected
' rent for several yeirs past,
red last night to Its olrl function aa a
l : .1 producing theatre. It will here-
. r mike the iffort to bo what the Acad
m "f Music w.ik Hero melodrama will
n i !. I nt popular prices as If any
; r1 iM poss.bly lc popular nowadays
-, !
t'le nnrlctit glories of Fourteenth
I' he rot up In Ioni? Acre Square i
. of course, provided that tho pub-
rtan. coy and hard to please,
t cooperation. The effort began
g'i with John MaHon as the load
. r in A play by Owen Davis
l! .1
II g J!m finrrity. '
II Woods never Intended that tho
s'.ould bo nrfered to the public at
u y lower than tho foremost the
- man I. but It happened that the tin
1 i . tlin-t t aine to be estimated by Its
a? nlsiut one dollar's worth. So
M is.ui and Mr Pavls's play were oh
i't..- lam night at that reduced rale.
v w.m Kre.it deal, so far as quail
for the money. Tin- play wan,
Mr
T
Urst place. Uttered with villains.
' - rii.it r. . all four ads more thickly
, nt. i .'..I with rltljeiiH if the underworld.
Trot, tie rnn.t villainous of the lot had
d?i concerning revenge almost as orlg-
,i! .is those revelled a few nights ear
. ' Mr If ii lie hated the hero. Ilig
Jim iirr,tj. and nave his wife opium
. levMigc himself by the same sort
' -or. !lou which d'stlngulshed the
i ii. in
Mini ii It n 1 1 ritixt ''resident.
T' ' v"Ia'n was by way of helm? a
dncti r and the hero was a railroad presl
lent, highly respected and prosiierous.
l-..ili, .iji a sop to the present
ft lie
Ml'-.
i : i
He
if the public mind toward
i.l .pi dents, this one was sup
' the author with A past.
.i hid a wonderful mii-cle. The
of bis biceps was revealed wncn
! I. lit
audle'iee
itokcr before the eyes of tho
It wtj nut the Urst time that this hero
I irl hit' , .n with ht stronK rlnht nrm
Pi'is 0 d h.- esca" from the prison In
iv ii h he ih put on the ground that lie
had murdered i man In California It
i' i n illy the villainous doctor who did
fie murder and also stole the money. He
i'S- .i mot unconscionable HCamp. He
j.Mt i ' rook of the fairer sex Into the
'l'lrn.i I president's house, and ho even
died a buMer to the mempe who was
n.l I i ted to the use of dniKs as the nil-
ert .-emetits say all to show eventually
'r ,t tM- reformed rallroid president was
rone other than lllu Jim Garrity, the mur-
Jre r.
It v nf course another trial to this
I ' .nt n, in th it hi son should bav
f'itt I -m, usslble to love on.' oilier irlr)
in i., tins world of many and pretty
k r.e ix 'ep: the niece of the man
h vii accused of having killed. He hiul
to I ne her and only her. Here was of
nur-.- mure trouble. Then on top of all
" it th.- -on was accused of robbery well
li' -it.-1 bov. with evcrythlm; In the
i1 l h' wanted, acciisul Just like a
n.u mi ' rook The rich have their sor
rows. .i anybody could see plainly l.iAt
it1 N'oiv of these m Incidents had
th I. i- effect on the heart of that busy
II un
Ilu m n'hln.itlons really seemed to know
no en 1 Itljtht In his own ofllce, with no
cirl for the oath of Hippocrates or
m other eon-bleratlons of professional
-!.iu.'t'e he chloroformed tho railroad
prf I' " Had he not been able to slsnnl
ti
. H In the outer olllce there Ih no
'vl-.i' mlKht have happened to the
Hut help arrived and the doc
is ununited Tin re was enoiiKh
I O"'
or
' i.. in '..ft .ii the laht act, however, to
"nt-- Hut he was the murderer.
Villain Cliciip
nt
Dnllnr.
In
a. I I Hon to nil the wickedness
lie
Old rlirht out In tho view of the
n. e l.-t nlcht he hnd years before
and murdered that poor old man and
I'm h money and then tried to fasten
ie blame on another. Hven In these
.'ays such a vll'.Un seems cheap at n
..o'.lar . hen not havlnn to ko all the way
hi in to PourtA.nlli street to see lilm
.kM t'l-.t to be overlooked. Hut ho wn
u't'm iMy mule to suffer, Just on ho had
nr. . I HUfferlnK on others. Ho llveil
' ... the v tlm of his morphine powders
imv si..- woul'l never tako another. He
' i i i m ''"ndr'iTs too when tho audience
ti. '.is' of him.
N ioI ti. th' audience who wntchol
te i '". . .1 t.if f described above felt the
' ii l .ut.- .' t.i the value tecflved for
s r'.iiii- .utl-iv Mr Uavls's mel.i
' . ..I p. -it, most skilfully the material
has 1
'I- l'i
I 'hat
. .1 t .
1 t in
wt I
' cted There are nbundnnl
th.. performance. It mlltht be
..iio'.lnr thrill would hive been
the frioniTly K.ltherlnK had the
irtat.t scene of the -afo rob'
li involved tho son, and ulll-
' ruber, been shown and not
.i.e.! ir there ever wns what
tntnentators of the theatre are
J St ' m
1 ,.i den-rlbo as the "scene a
tn it would seem to be the one
s'itn,..pii nt revelation of tho worklncs
' N ..irtlciil'ir safe could quite be
'" f . t ike the place of any happening
in .ii.ii" tn the audience's complete
- m.lt" ; of tho piny. Hut It may
r I'm .Ii " elopmmt of that episode
v.. siill.'lently IntercstlriK to thu
Presentation Is .iii'ionte,
M
Woods presented the play quite
.l...r.itely an the most exacting nubile.
1 i ive expected. John .Ma.son and
' Miens. vo actors wore employed In
i.res. nt.itlon. Mr. Mason, deprived of
" inn.l'ar opportunltliH to anchor In
'.n't.- of the st.iKo and listen to the
I "' his own volen, nctwl with a
1 n inr.'u nnd Imparted so much ills
' " 1 10 tho roln that tho audience
- -ti.l on tils fpenklnif nfter the third
n. he said nothltiB nliout whip
I' -w.IIh' ckks, for which tho spectators
gintel ul. Hut ho earned his, np-
P' .'ISO
ni. . a liiirduer exprnssed nil the con
ntionil iinotlons of the moriihlno eater
1 1 John Flood veiled his villainy under
' o.nv'ird and vlwlblo Sinn of tho most
I'ort ihin 1 mbonpolnt. Fat vlllnlns are
'"V.-.ty Hut It Is a relief to lenrn
.' they can bo Just ns wicked as those
' 1. ivo to struggle under a lenu nnd
iiunnrj lisik John J.merson did nil that
is required In tho line of emaciated
! .urn K.itherlno La Kallo wns pretty,
1 tier part nn tho maid servant planted
a 'I n house was really well done.
M- IUvIk'b most striking merit to the
1'ors was his avoidance In his open-
f.(.nt.M 0j accustomed phraseology
melodrama. It seemisl for a while as
' stub expert dialogue could not possibly
b nbtniniihlo for only n dollar Hut that
" i region faded as tho evening went on.
OUT OK TOWN MAIMMAOES
A number of weddings of largo Inter
ests will take place to-day, but u majority
of them will be nt a distance from New
York. .Miss Ileulali Katon Hepburn. '
ilaushter of Mr. rind Mrs. A. Il.irton Hep
burn, will be. mnrrlcd to Lieut. Hobert
It. M Fanmet, U. S. N. The, ceremony ,
will tnko place nt noon at Altnacralg. tho
country place of the bride's parents at
iliugeuchl, Conn
Miss Francos llurr. second daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Winthrop llurr. will be
married to Alfred Illy this nfternoon at
the country home of her parents at Inv
renew, L I. Owing to tho recent death
of Mr Klj'e father the weddinit will bo
as simple as itossibb".
The wedding of Mlsrt Ixiulsa II. Scuil-
der, daughter of Mrs. Charles I). Scuddor
of this city, to David Pago Wheelwright
of lloston will take plnco In Wlntlnr, Vt
at tho country home of the bride's mother.
The wedding of Mls Murgarot Schuyler
Williams. ilatlKhter of Mr and Mrs. Otis
Milton Williams, to Charles Klni; of this
city will take place tnm afternoon ut 4
o'clock In Christ Church, New HrlKhton,
Stiiten Inland.
Miss Marian l"oor, daUKhter of IMwnrd
Krl Poor of SS I'aullson avenue. 1'assalc,
N. J., will be married this afternoon t')
Wlllard l'nrkcr ltrovvn. Jr. of relham
Manor, N. Y.. at tho home of her faint r.
MIrs Akhch J. Hopf will be marrlcil to
Frederick O. Dherllnit ' this afternoon lit
the homo of her mother, Mrs. M. I'.. Hopf,
l.K Manhattan avenue.
Ilaymond J. Schwelier, who will marry
Mlwt Hmlly Jeiinnettn Wellsr. ilaimhter
of Mr. ond Mrs. William J. Weller. on
October .4, will Klve his bai hclor dinner
this evening at Delinonlco's.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Kim; llrownlnic
have Istued Invitations for the marruiKe
of their daUKhter, Mil's Marjorln llil.l
IlrownltiK. to Uenrse Stebblns Ulckui-un
on Thur-lay afternoon, November 2,
In the Church of St. llarnabas, IrvitiKton
onlluilsoti A reception will follow at
iJracemere. tho home of the brldii'M par
ents In Tarrytown. A speilal trull, for
New York quests will leave the lirand
Central Station at i 1(1. returnliiK shortly
after the reception.
TAFT'S SON TOMARRY TO-DAY.
llrhle Will lie
IllMflTM 1lf
ll-s Miirlliu
Wiislilimtoti.
Wasiiiniit.iS', Oct. 1 -ICx-l'ri sident
and Mrs. William H Tafl arrived at the
Wlllard this venliii? t.. be present at
the uiilillliK of their son Hole rt and M.ss
Martha Whiato'i IViwers, vvbk.li wdl
take place here to-morrow.
Miss Helm Taft arrived with her par
ents ntiil wint at (ini'-i to tiio home of
Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Noes, where she
will remain until after the wedding
Miss Taft Will be the maid of honor
Two of the bridesmaids. Miss Julia
Thompson of Lake Forest, 111. and Mls
Murjorle l.dKur of Mlnnealsills. have ar
rived and are Ktiests of the brl.b. Tin
other two bridesmaids are the Misses
Ioillse Helli n, whn will be tiiari'leil on
October SI to Miss Itiwi rs's 1irother,
Thomas; nnd the Misses Frances and
Lthel Noyes of this city.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Mr nnd Mrs John I. Spenee veslerday
celetirateil the twen'v-tlft'i nnnivers.irj of
their innrrl.iKc at the'r I.oiiim. r.2! Third
street. Itrooklyi. en.l a' tne reception
tho etiKnKetnelit nt th. ,r -.m, Wllliatn
M. T. Spctn.ii. t.i ,!.s t'.ur.na Louise
Cushniati, daUKhter of Mr and Mrs Lou.s
A. Cushman of lis West 107th street.
Manhattan, wim announced.
The cnKaucment of Miss Julia I. Il'lff.
diushter of Mr. and Mrs Slauithter W
Huff of fifi9 St. Mark's avenue. Brook
lyn, to Henrv T. Iledr.ird, of 117
nates avenuo was announced vestenlny
Miss Hun H a emdiinte of packer In
stitute nnd her llatKo is a Kraduate of
Williams Colli r and the c ilumbla law
school.
Dr. and Mrs Frank H. Panleln have
announced tho etiFTement of their
daughter. Miss Marlam fjnv Panlels. to
Stanley llertrand Thorpe of New Vnrk.
Tho announcement was mnde esterdav
nt a liinohi-on whir It Mis' Daniels cave
at her home at 103 West 1"1M strict.
Dr. lfenry MusWovvll Wed,
The eiiKnuement of Dr. Henry Mosko-
wlti, hend of the Municipal Civil Service
Commission, and Mrs. Charles II Isr ids,
kiown for her philanthropic work. Is
reported. It Is said that the in.irrl.iK
will take place enily In December
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The nnnual benefit for Nnssati Hospital
will bo Klvnii tn-nlKlit at Harbor Hill
tho summer homo of Clarence W
Mackav In Hoslyn, L. I. There will l
a proBrammo of tableaux by Join ph Lin
den Smith, tho nrtlst of Itoston. In which l
women of prominence In soc'.ety will pose, j
Dancing will follow.
A special train will take the guests
from the Pennsv lvatil.i Station. New
York, nnd many will motor to tho fcto
from the neighboring Long Island colo
nies. Mrs. Philip M- Lydlg. whn returned
yesterday from Fumpe on bnnrd the
Mnuretanla, will be for tlw winter nt
the Hotel Hssex.
Mr. and Mrs, II Ogden Chlsliolm will
remain at their country plme. Wlekopee
Farm, nirtgeileld, Conn, for tho winter
Mrs. Clarence A. Postlcy. who hn lived
In Paris for severnl vonrs, arrived yes.
terday by the Mnuretanla and is nt the
IllU-Carlton. She is accompanied hero
by her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. C.ucriisey Curran, who will be with
her for Home time.
Mrs. William Carv Sanger will give
a reception on December :i nt her home,
10 Montnguo Terrace. Hrooklyn. for her
dnughter. Miss Marv Sanger
Mrs. Philip C Sawyer will give n ro.
coption at her home, inn i:.nt Seventy
eighth street, on the afternoon of No
vember 27, when she w'll Introduce her
ilailuhter. Miss Mildred S'twyer The re
ception will bo followed by a dlnrer nnd
a theatre party and afterward a .supper
at the Colony Club.
Mr and Mrs F,. Fraud- II vd luivo re
turned to .Hi West Fifty-eighth etreet
from their country place nt (!r"etiwlch,
Conn.
Arthur Ilcnsnn, who returned yesterday
by tho Mauretanla, will bo for tho w Inter
nt 14 West Forty. fourth street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John C Sherloc';, who
have boon nt their country place In Saga
ponack, L. I., since tho early part of the
nummer, nro nt tho Wolcott before re
turning to their home In Cincinnati.
Mrs. William 11. Woodln of FJ7 Tat
Sixty-ninth street, will give a reception
on November 21 to Introduce to so'lely
her daughter, Miss Annlo .lessup Wood In.
Mrs. W Whlttipgh.ini H.ittlo will glvo
a tho dansaiit at tho Plaza on November
;r. to Introduce her daughter. Mini Dor
othv ll.attle. Mrs.
llattlo will alo glvo
a ilanco for her daugliter lit her home,
37.'i Pink ft venue, on December 31.
Mrs. Henry O. Il.ivemever. will glvo
a musloal entertainment nt her country
home, Palmer's Hill, dreenwlch. Conn,
on Sunday aften.oon, oclohrr 25 There
will bo 1111 Interesting programme b well
known artists, fin wlilcli an ailmlssinn of
Jl will be charged The proceed will b
given to Huffrugo.
MISS BROOKS, PRIMA DONNA
SOPRANO, HERE FOR DEBUT
Siii;;er to .Make Her Kiit Anier-
icau Appearance in l.iirlit
Opera.
Mis! VliKlnln llrook". the pr.tna dot mi
soprano, iiamtntt r or joepn nr. ois, i ie
atrlcal producer, came home v.steri'iy bv
tho Il.iltlc. For the lust four vi irn n.ie
has been Mud J mi music utidi r I-'ile i,
Ponset, nnd before I'oinK lo F. ir. P - e
studied for two years un l-r r
Muurrl.
Miss lirooki made her first api
.i ranee
mo at
on the conciri siaKe iwo rin
llechsteln Hall, London, with Yvette C.ihl
bcrt. and later toured with M'.ss (Jii'lbr't
In the larger cltlfs of ilerinany and Aus
trln She. made her debut in opera las'
May at Poitiers. France, when she .im;
the role of '-iAf(Knic ill muck's "IphiKfi e
en Taurl.Ie " She was supported b' M
Chiisne, who sain; In the opeia when t
had an earlier presentation at Pans
It had been the pain of Miss Hrooks to
slim this season at the Opera Comlipie in
Purls, but the war in Luiope Intel fen.
She has never appeurl In public .1. this
country, but will make her Vnera.in
debut tills s-nson In u liKhl 'pet
will be written for he
FARRAR COMING FROM NAPLES.
Will Sail on Cunople Willi (inltl-
Ciisiifiii nnd Other .llemliers.
Oemldlnn F.irrar of the Metroiolltati
Opera Company, uccordlnK to a mesh:me
lecelved here jesterday, will sail on tin
Canoplo from Nuplea on Tuesday with
(Jlullo lluttl-ttsalia, Kcneral nnin.iKer of
the opera company, and several others of
tho companj'. Miss Farrar lias been In
Munich, and It was expected that she
would sail for homo from Holland. Her
mother. .Mrs. Sidney Farrur, had word
yesterday from Miss Farrar from Home
telllni of her Rood health and her chani!"
( ,,nn.
Word wss also received yesterday from
Carl llrfiun, the Herman nnsso, nmioimc
InB that ho would sail from Itotterdam on
the Holland boat Nkliw Amsterdum This
was giatlfv'.lig news lo the management
of the opera house as It Indicated that
the singer hud succeeded In obtJlning his
passports. Pasipuile Amnio, the barytone,
will sail on the Duca d'Anstu on October
is from Ueiioa. He will bo accompanied
by his two j'oung sons A cable from his
wife yesterday said "Countrv peaceful."
Pin) nnd I'lnjers.
Tho Princess Theatre, In West Thirty,
ninth street, will open to-night for the
season. There will be live one net plays,
nil new to Now York.
Tho Winter Unrdeu will celebrate Its
100th Sunday night concert to-morrow
night. Theiu will be a number of special 1
acts, Including tho first appearance this
season of Kmma Trentlni. j
Miss Julia D-an. who Is pltiving the,
lending part In "The Law of the Lnnd"
nt tho Forty-eighth Street Theatre, Inst 1
night entertained a party of thirty young
women of tho Hartley noiiso fiememem.
lu West Forty-sixth street, nt the play.
The Initial iierformanee of "Life" at
itho Manhattan Opera House hns been
postponed until October 21. William A.
Hrndy found Unit the change In the open
! lug date was necessary In order to per
' feet the workings of the scenic effects,
which are unusually heavy and compll
1 rated. Tho curtnin will rise each night
1 promptly at S o'clock.
I II. H. Frniee's new production, ns yet
without a nnme. win 11.no im ursi ires.
1 eniation OH llll mam" 011 wiiiiiht 111
. Wllkeslxvrre, Pn. Later It will be brought
to New York. The piece is hy K II. C.ould
nnd F. Whltehouso and In tho int nro
ltita Jollvet, Frank Mills. Laura Nelson
Hull, Joseph Kllgour. Alice John, .In
llet Shelhy, Jean Newootnliii, Cnthnrlnc
Calhoun, Marian Lord, Florence St. Leon
ard nnd Arthur Hymnn,
A, ". Spreelis'U
Lenses Home Here,
of San Fiandsco has
A. C. Sp eckels
jHt completed arrangements for the leas.
Ing or an apanmeni oi eignveii rooms
and six baths In the new n-iarlV ise
nt G4 Park avenue. It Is one of twelve
p.irtment.i In tho building nnd occupies I
the entlrn lloor A slmllni npntment 1
ha Just been leased to Mrs, Henry S
Itedmoinl of Newport Mr nnd .Mis.
Sprockels havo usually passed their win
ters in Paris, but Wause of the wur
havo decided to remain tn America.
The terror.
18
Miss Virginia Brooks.
"SQUIRE" A. B. FROST
SEES AN ANIMAL SHOW
MeinlieiN of Illustrator..' Society
I.einearnate Artist's Fa
mous Hull Calf, ive.
Apiopus of n.itlvlng nt nil except thnt
"Siiulri" A It Fiot, who's been dtawlng
funny pictures for tho papere and such
for about P'7 years, never will get old
unliss his friends keep reminding him of
his age be surrounding him with testi
monial l.aniii.'t and silting him hes.de a
lot 01 other Itlp Van Winkles nt the ban
quet lionrd well, apropos of th.t any
w.i the Society of Illustrators, other
picture makers, ou know, nicked another
eon In the patriarchs life last night at
the Hold Hrevoort and called to lite some
old Frost comic creations.
All the well kt'owns among us artists
I were tin re ntnl even .Mr. Frost's bull calf.
which w is n bull calf when he first drew
I !t but looked last night mmii like a Slhe
I 1 Ian heese hound when the aft half tried
1 t.i sit down 011 11 chair while the forward
I half strong desired to stand up. "Dlrzle
j Joe." Mr Frost's mule, Louisa, alias
I Charlie Volght ; hw cat that at the rat
poison, alias (leorgo Kerr, and Towser the
Dog. alias Charlie Fill-child Frost crea
tions also came after the party had pro
gressed o that stage, all to remind Mr.
l'ro-t that li s time he counted a few
more birthdays.
Von 1 otild not understand what they
said tlitt a 1. 1 111:1 Ih wo mean unless jou
; ,,, c(,wl,HlrH lin,
turned to the right
ol ten enough dining the banquet, but
.laiues Montgomery I'lagg, also a well
known, mid ('Italics Dana (llbsnn, nn
other, who having Interviewed several art
editors can Interpret straugo sounds, did
the lull 1 pie'lng for the Illustrators. Mr.
Flagg almoin imccecdcd In dressing up
like a farmer down at Frost's Morrlstown
farm, but Instead he only looked like
the picture they showed lu the Finst life
seiles of Frost ns a baby whiskers mid
nil drawing his first picture with 11
malted milk cow as a model. Kveu
Wlnsor McCiij'h "flcrtle," tho moving
picture sine" Dlnosaurus, looked nskance
at him
Among the others nlt-o 11 mused at the
Frost animal levival were Frank Double
1l.1v. Al xiindiT Harrison, Lady Duff (lor
ilon Miss "Kivvplo" Hose O'Neill, Arthur
Sciibncr Montague (llnss, Ma Wilson
Pickion, C H William-, Harry Dart, and
others nnd others.
MILITARY CUT CLOTHES
BANNED BY SUFFRAGISTS
Decide AImi .o;aint War Tons
for Children on Ijii.sI Day
of ('(invention.
1 ocukstlk. net i, 1... lorn
n ra" ;sr.r.: ,:cf:. i1'-1
juui itiiiK i" ...in. ni.wii nrir iv-.,..,
..i.ImI lit r.s.itiitl.m not tn Wi.he elntlieH .if
n inllltarv cut it. spite or the erf.irtM or
modistes to Introduce battlefield styi :n
l.'.ictful America. Furlliennori'. ch'.ldi.n
of siirTraglsts will not rece.vv lo.vs of a
inllltarv nature this Chnet'iiai The.e
th.nge. the suffraglMs say, d" not tend to
foster thoughts of peace.
Tho delegates went on rec ml also In
favor of early pence in l.urope. Ml.
Carrie Chapman Cut In a short ppeeeh
presented a resolution calling upon Pi evi
dent Wilson to exert all his inlluence in
bring about an armistice of sutll.Ieul
Ic null to enable the nations to g t i
gether and come lo a M-ttinvnt bv ar
bitration. The lesolutlon tin t with unani
mous approval.
Another resolution was iid.ipted advo
ca'iig the ennrlmeiit of a widowii' pen
s.on law In New York State.
The executive committee decided that
the next meeting of the State body will
be either a hurrah occasion or one on
vv.il.-h new r.-Milutl.jiis to light on will tie
made, and for that reason the next rou-
ivent.on was net for Hie (list we k In De
cember, the citv to be announced ..itur.
Hle.lloiis will be over nnd "f the suffra
gists win It will be a gient convention,
j the women assert. If they l.ise there will
I be no tears shed
I Delegates to the national sufrr iBe con-
ventlou In Nashvii.c next month were ap
pointed as follow Mis Soph e Kerns,
Mrs Herbert Carpenter. Slim I. la Craft,
Mre, Hobert Adamson, Miss Marl 111 Mav,
MtM F.thel Fielder. Mrs llariv Vlltard.
Mrs. Arthur Llvermon. Mis. l.mni.i 11.
Sweet and Mrs 1. 1). iiivlor.1.
WOMEN CHOOSE DELEGATES.
Ncles'led to lit) to Convention of
Women's Clubs on November Id.
At a meeting of the Worn in s Forum
held yesterday morning at the Waidort
Astoria Mrs. John (Irlesel, Mrs Louis V.
(lay and Mrs. K, 'A Smile vvm- chosen
delegates to the conv. nllon of women's
rltiba to be held In lliiigh.untoii 011 No.
vember 10. For the city feder.illr n.
which meets In New Yotk on October 30.
Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. Fmi'i' New
man nnd Mrs. I.va McDonald Vnlesli were
chosen delegates, with Mre. J. W White.
Mrs. Harry Fulton nnd Mrs .1. W. Need
ham as alternates.
Halph Folks, sis'retnry of the botouRh
of .Manhattan, spoke on the 1 If Iclency of
the public markets recently opened, and
Mar)' Francis, chairman of the State Fed
eration of Libraries, gave 11 resume of
the progii'es of public libraries during the
last few years.
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
IlEKN'AHll I F DlUKl'.NI'KI II, will died
.March 2", 113, loft J.IGI.UM to his wife.
I i:il7.abeth H. Drakrnfold The bulk of
1 the estate consisted of his, '. pel cent
interest In Hie firm of II. F. Dp ilienfeld
& Co, dealers In mineral colors and
I bronze powders, which wis appralsd at
I 2fili,62ri,
I HOI1FHT llAHUItAVi: .Maiitin. Mil. I died
I October 11 last at Thetford Mines, Cm-
j lido, left an estate of more than Siaii.ijoa
lie gavo nn Income of J2,.iU0 or an out
right legacy of ICiO.OOU to his wife, olive
'C Martin of 1011 Central Park Wist, and
I J 1,1.00 .1 year each to his daught.'is,
Grace ... am! it u 'ill I. Martin, ami his son,
Hensoti II. Martin. The remainder goes
to his son, Alexander Hubert Martin
Kuza Toi'MEV, who died Maieh I last.
' left 49,SCfi to threo sons and grand
children. ! Fmen A. CniicoitAN, who dls June 10.
1911, left J15.00" e;ich to her stepchildren. 1
' Rd ward J.. Lorctta and Joseph A On-i
1 enroll and Fllen Treacy. Iler slUer. Julia
1 1'ecney, got the snme mnoiint, and $2,:i3n
' went to St. John's Homo.
I F.MMA C. Mitch 1:1 1., who died April 22
1913, left ';n,37. of which sin- gave
(51.078 to her son, I'Mwaul. and Jll.ISS,
to her Bister, Kllseabeth L Mnrc. j
' Clionles' r.lld Wcildiiiur A 11 11 1 v erar , '
Pitthiii;i.p, M is . Oct in Mi n
Mra. Joseph II Cho.ito celenni id 11. ,1.1 .
the fifty-third nnniversn' v of tei - nur
rlnge. They gave a dinner t 'a'
their home here to a number of friend,
r.:lc Jnnls, tin- acTrees, who- says the Augustus Heimnw.iy (jave 15,000 yea
war bus put her out of n Job In London, terd.iy to tho fund for the American
nnlved yisterday by the Cunarder Mau-, Ambulaneo Hospital in Paris and Mrs. A.
letnnhi. She is here to nnd somethlliK j. Liuev colltrlbuti d J2.000 The day'e
to do. John McCoinaek. the Irish tenor, .ni.serii.tloim iimontiti .1 to i.lVj.21 nnd
ii fellow voyaiter of Mla Janls, said ho
bellevisl the war was uniting Inland and
predicted that so Iouk as It lastid thero
wou'id bo no liitcrii".l trouble In the h'neii
isle.
llustavo llercman, Swul'.sli tenor, who
urnveu ve-nrii.ii an. i vv no win sum un
the Ceiituty Opera lompuny. cot a cable
rnes..fe tltneil 'Abom" while he was
In lt.itterd.ini, lendliu; "Must open Jewe',,
Oi tober 2. Contlrm" A Dutch police-
man came to the tenor s room HSMmr ror
an . Mil.iiiatloti of the mesaKe, which the i
sj,. . suspicteil i elated to a robbery or!
thn ti ned a breach of neutrality. Ileri;-'
mail showed his passport, proved he was
a .'HiKer nnd that the inessaue merely i
e iteii to niH appeurance in wns ni) in
the Wolf-Ferrnrl opera "The Jewels of
In. Miidotina." The Itottcrdam cop
laui-h il lt-ii i-l : v and shook hands with
Uih tenor.
Tin Counter.! i:ieonora de Clsneros,
contralto, who lost her lianaK In France,
Vila ' he was hiiikiiiK when the war came,
ii' nved by the White Slur liner Haiti'-.
She worked a while In Patls as n I led
tiros-r.ursc. She Is here lookhiK for nn en-
mi." Hint She ald war bad practically,
.1 i-i .-.i opera in France.
Itlelurd Hardlnc Davis and Orald
M .tk-iii. ar iiirrespoiideiils. who have
li.'i i spiiidltu: most of their time In Kunrd
' ousiii and hov lofts merely drenmlmc of.
bii'tbs, were also pnBeiiKra uy tno
11. hi..
lloitt Hneon, who rftu-ned from Parts
on tie Olympic, last nlirht sil.l:
"1 sailed from New Yoik on Aumist -t)
d're't to Paris, where I had the privilege
of wo Uinir us a volunteer In th.- service
of the Ambassador, Mr. Herrlck. and of
tSe Am. raiin Ambulance Hospital It Is
.mposi'M. to speak too hlirhlj of l'ie cour
i;e, wisdom nnd ability of the Ambassa
dor In the most trln clrcunistatices.
"The American Ambulance Hospital for
the wounded of all nations lias made for
Itself an env.able reputation, btivlmr re
celvisl the publicly cvprc-seil approval nnd
prnise .r the nlllc'iiK loth military nnd
piof.ssl.inal. of France and FnKland.
"Its u-sefulness geems to he limited only
by lack of fuiwls ndUatiiv to develop
and i vpatid Its work. The profound sym
jmthj which I feel for the allies and belief
In the Justice or imir causn mane. n
advlsnlile for me to speak or the war
this time."
at
VERNONA JARDEAU.
Former Wldel Knoivii Conile Opera
slue lleml lit ."tt.
Veitioii.i Jirls'iu. widely known
as n
s ne r in i oini.- oera .-oiiir- j-.n ...'
.t.-.l v..-t.rda at her homo In Natiuet,
N Y. In private life she was Mrs.
V. rnona H. rn-tiln. widow of a theatrlc.il
man ijs-r ....
Vernona .lartie.ni was born In thN cjtv
llfv-thne veins ao She first italne.1
tennvvn in tho 0111rin.il production of
iilbcrt and Sullivan's operas. She vvhf.
the oriulti.il V 111 1'iim 111 the "Mikado."
..-...! .1 tn- tli.. Sttindiird Cniniviny nnd
i.IiohI tho tiart of ele In "II
M.
Pinafore." Iler ninrriiufn nmn
place
lu
;Chcaito In ISSS.
vn.-e comnletinir the mail imir
of the
. w, r,,n)wi ,
,.vi M..r r.,ie m tn..
this city nnd
Casino undi r
'loll
mnlingeni.'iit or neorgM i.t-i.i
When "Mae.ia was revived ",n riuin
delphhi in l"l. she again appeared as a
star In this production.
Ill September. I'"H. "he Jollied Charles
llnwtriy, the Fngllsh nctot. Ill a vimde
vllle sketch, which wis iati r prwhu ed In
many cities' ,
In lisvnt yem Mrs. Bernstein hail
devotisl practically all her time to inisini:
l'rench biilUlosrn at her Vern.y Faun
Kennels, which are widely known to d. r,
f un let s.
llnv Id slum.
Dnv'd SMaw. who .stalilishi d one of h
first straw hat factories In New Yoik, died
on Thumdav at Ills home. 1737 Sedgwick
avenue, Hrooklvn. w bis nlnet-tlrt year
For jears bis fuctorv was lit Sixteenth
street and BiKhth avenue At the outbreak
1 I the civil war he .irgahl-j.'d a company,
vvhlcn was later kn.wn.as tin Duryea
..mav. s. He was a c'tnit. 1 memle r of
John It Finch Comniamlerv , ill. nnd of
th.' Ll'i ' iln IteiMibKcan Club o' the West
Side lb' b -ivvs a d'liight' r. two sons,
ten ciandehildr. n nnd twelve gtent-grand-
cl.llllH II.
Major John Olilersllli vv .
Major John Oldershaw. 7. Is di ad nt his
heme, 410 Monr'e street. HnsiMj 11. Major
oldershaw wis born In lhigl'ind. nt.d
cime to this courtiy when a boy. on the
Ie r aking out of the civil war he went
to the front with the Seventh Itegltuent
of New Yoik He reenllsted ns Lieu,
tenant with a Ni w Jersey regiment. II
was brevitted Major at Appomattox for
bravery. Major oldershaw was connected
ulih The Atlantic While Lead nnd Lin-
seed Oil C'lnpany and Its swvcssnr for
fort -rlue .v eais.
Clipl. Clllirles II.
Moddii rd.
Pi.VMoitii, .Mass., Oct Hi --Capt.
Charles II. Stod.lud, prishb-nt of the
Plj mouth Nat'on il Hank, and a veteran
of the civil wai dad at his home here
to-day. He wis graduated from Harvard
t'ntv mltv in 1M12. m.d then enlisted In
tie I'ni.in arnn. fler time cars set
vice he left the iirmv. at that time hold
luff the lank .f Captain of cavnlry and
asslslunt qiiarte'iinihler In the regular
army, lie was Hie treasuier of the I'll,
gi Ilu So. letv .
"Irs, Tliooins W. W 1 1 1 111 ! si.
Last Oh.inok. N .1. Oct. Hi Mis.
Th.imas rlglit Williams, v Ice-icifent of
the Kse Chnptei. I'.iuulit. rs of the
AnierliMii Iteioliitlon, and a member of
the Women s Club of Oi.ini'e, died at hei
hum.', 7s N fill Aillti.ton avenue, Fast
oral ire. to.daj Mrs Wllllntis leaves a
hush.ind, 11 sou and lliree il itinbters.
WIIII11111 It, lieilne,
Willi im Hunt Oediiey, a reilrnl whole.
sile Ice ileal" 1, tilt d yeslerday nt his
l ome In the Cull lintel, in his seventy
ilghth year, He foiinerly lived lu
Mamnrotii ck, when, lie was justice, of tile
peace, .Mr. Oedney w is a Irustie of the
Home Savings Hank of While Plains for
tin yea is
The Hev, Vlarcos llurr.
Nor. wai K . Conn, Oct. In The Itev.
Marcus lltiri. fottneih principal of Public
School 2 In Hrooklvn. ill.il here vvteid iv.
II. was 7'i v.. 11- obi and was graduated
from I'lln.'. 1..11 iml the Ft Ion Thenlogl
. il Sciiiliiiiv Ills Mist iliaig. wis the
Fltsl l'i sl m 1 in chtii.'h ,tl Fieeport,
I, I l'i 11 ii.'.1 111- il. Mi Hi. it wenl lo
South O i-toiib 11 v 1 1 III- list pas.
I"i ale vv .ii. it 1 ,1 '. iiM.ti, ii.11.1
A Christmas Card
Jatgntd fur unil
Si I ci"-ll. hut it
must hi; orilcrcd curly
Pr oU, rrbaUt lloohre
68. FIFTH AVENUE
the fund's total Is SS4.1SS.7S. At a meet
IhK of a committee of prom, pent women
who are r.ilsltn; funds for tho hospital
held jest. rd.iy nt ltf Hast Forty-seventh
streit plah.s ueio lli.lile for a nationwide
campaign. It is necessary to raise 50o,-
( nou to I'ltiduit tho hospital for one year
;llt , niaxlmum o.ipai-ttj of 1.0U0 beds.
,'rat,els K Orake, vice-president of the
, A,.ricil Chamber of Commerce, in Paris,
mHli,. H.l,Iie-s ileHurlbimr the uorU of
tho re.Mnl.il AhoutslJK'u.uuj has been
iontribut.il hv Amcrlians abroad to Urn
support .r the hosjrltnl,
.Incob II Si'hlff, treasuier of the New
ork State lloai'i uf the American Ited
(.,,,
leceiveil 13,3(12". for the Ihironean
war futid yesterdny. The sum of 3S9.8S
came from St. I'eler's Uils- pal Church
of Morrlstown, N .1, nnd I'.Oil from Mr.
nnd Mrs perry .lennliiKi The funu'a
total Is IHl.Ttll f'l.
The Ftt ik-h tell, f fund, which Mm.
Whltriev Wair. ii r ' Hast Forty-soventh
stns't is collect. nt;, was turn used J300,
makltiK n total of I i.Trif. VI.
' The Merchants Association reported nfl
Idltlonal ciilrlhutlotiH of li)a for the Heil
'Crops fund. It has thus fir collected
I M.MI.
The llelKlati Iteller Committee cabled
I yestcrdny Jin.noo to I)r Henry van
Iyke, American Minister at Tho HaKtie,
to be tired In aldlnit destitute nnd suffer
I Inu; HclKlan reftiKees who havo fled tn
Holland. The funds were transmitted
through ltolssevatri & Co.
A meetiiiK will be held the thirty
fifth tloor of the Metropolitan, tower at
2 o'clock this afternon, at which will be
consedered plnlis for nsslstlnft to promote
the Heil Cross "bazaar and universal
market" nt the (Irand Central Palace
iictobir 2'. to 31.
MiiNTi'i.Mli, N J, Oct. lfl The Mont
clalr brunch or thu Flench lted Cross, of
which Julius Lints of New York Is the
head, ri'cved to-day J300 for tho relief
of sick nnd woutaled of nil nationalities
on French soil.
Taiiiiytown, Oct. 1 ft. A irnrdon party
for the benefit of tho Hod Cross will b
held nt the country home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Adnlph Lewlsnlm In Ardsley to
morrow (Saturday) afternoon There will
be an entertainment, tea and music.
ltr.li Hank, N. J, Oct. lfi A moving
picture entertainment for the benefit of
the HelKlati Hid Cross nnd for the fund
whbh Is being raised In this country to'
relieve the distress of women nnd children
in HeUium took plate to-nluht nt the
C.lol.e Theatre. Mrs. Henri Werleman of
Brooklyn was In charire Films were lent
by the Klnotnphotn Corporation and by
the Pallie i'ompa'.v.
ELECTRIC SHOW HELPS TRADE.
Ilrlnus Inilnslrv In Touch With (tie
ForelKti .lnrl.ets.
One of the main advntinges of the
l.lectrical i:positl m and .Motor Show at
th,, (Iratid Central Palace, n. 'cording to
Arthur Williams, pris d'tit r.f the expo
sition coinpativ. has In en to bring the
Amirlcnn e'.istrl"al Industry Into closer
touch with the tcprest ntntlve of forel-rn
mnrkets who have attended the prtn'iit
show. The Huropean war has practically
supped the export trade of the Kuropean
manufacturers of electrical devices nnd ns
the result the American manufacturers
ire confronted with a remarkable oppor
tunity for f irelgu trade expansion.
The nit. Milan. 'i' flgm-en fur the show,
which i loses to-night, Indicate that UP to
and including last night more than 1S0,
l.ii'l persons visit.. I the exposition. It Is
expected that before the close of the ex
hibit to-night more than 200,000 persons
will have viewed the dlspl.iv
TO CHRISTEN VANDERBILT BABY.
Hill
of V. li, lllillerllllt Will III.
.Vlllitetl l.eurge fler l.riinilnnele.
Newi-oht. Oct Id The voting son of
Mr and Mrs Alfred (1 Vanderhllt will
be christened to-mormvv afternoon at
Oakland Farm nnd will bo named (leorge
Vatiderbllt. nfter his grandunele
Capt. Nunc F Kuierson of Baltimore
nnd W. F. Whltehous,. will bo the god
fathers, and Mis. It. C. Vnnderbllt tho
godmother. The ceremonv will be per
forin d bv the Itev. F W (inofltnnn or
St. Mary's Kplscopal Chun h, Portsmouth.
Itosr Mn hi lii New Piny.
IIahtimhI'. Oct. 1''. ltoe Stahl ap
peanil to-night at the Parson's Theatre
in a new plnv bv Channlng Pollock nnd
Iti'tinold Wolf, called "A Perfect Lady."
The piny will be shown In New York on
October 22 nt tin- Hudson Thea'te
OBITUARY.
Stephen W. White,
Pmi.APF.i.i'lilA, Oct 1C Stephen Will
lam White, former secretary of the North
ern Central Hallway Company, died her
to-dav lifter a short Illness. Mr. Whit"
retired In August 1010, having reoohed
the iige of 7a. He wis born here July
111. 1S4. He wn a member of the Fnlon
League, Philadelphia board of directors
of the American Surity Company of New
York, and one of Its reddrnt vlce-presU
dent, the Historical Society of Penn
sylvania, tho Pennsylvania branch of the
AivhieoloKlcal Instliute of Amerlci, Hi
New Kngliind Soehty of Peiinsvlvanla,
the Hrownlng Society of Philadelphia,
c.erman-Ainerl.aii IIUt01lc.1l Society,
Pennsylvania Fotestry Aan latlon nnd th
Pentwylviinla Chili
Willis Irn 'I'vv Iteliell.
IIamtkorp. Conn. Oct 1(1 W.llls Ira
Twlti lu ll, for nnny y. ar Supirvi-or of
the West Middle School In tli s . ty nnd
one of t lit- best ki.own pal.l'. si hool edu
citois in New I'.iu'l.ind, dld suddrnly tn
one of the cc rldors of the s 'mol building
at noon to-day. He was born In New
Haven, Vt . in 1 r. 3 and was graduated
from Mlilitlebury Colli gc He leaves a
wife, two son , one he ng Itnil Litnoln
Twitdiell of tin- Cirninic Steel Companv,
and two brotheis, on, in tug lletli. it K
Tw llchell, Va e-presnli lit of 'be Chemical
National It.inU of N. .v York city
DIED.
AI'PUI.H On (i.tnlier I-.. I'M KlPh T.
Afield, wire ..f lVan. Is 1111,1 Aff-'.l. Jr.,
ll.lilgh'er uf Mrs ,n. tin- hits I I vv tn it.
K,.l..r.
ruiier.il erv Ii . " P M . Sitiir.lHV, 1 TI t
li.,r. h.stsr ro.nl l'l..ilaili Interment
11' 111 colli . nll'lico ..r the fittlllv
I'll VdM ll.ltllf ". I'llSS'. wll.iw il 'he lit
,'s.,ti l'i. iso. at her h one lit peekuklll,
v. ti. 1. .her 10, lsii. in tier tlxty
ftivsnth I'MI
Piil't'1 .1 s.'l 1 1. e nt her t.-
I trnes,
M. 111. 1 1. in 1 niter 19. til I I' M
Car
rt ty" will in.'et the tr.iltt ktilng
'irand
1 Htur il Ht itlnli lit ru.1 M
JVIIVIIi t lilies It.tfkt. iil."if-fi.ler Miim,
iiri.tiier 11.. lull Aim-Mi Cn rrolltnn
.titrvl.'. lle nt lir VI ,1.1111 Jsrvls of
II.-1 iklwt. N V
I'mur.i' t-ervl.iN l'l be held st ht late
r.'sl'l.'ti. e llttf Itoi k li'inii i'ter, Msits,
Htm la dlteriiii.iii. 1111 'ii ..Tlvsl of "Jl$
Ir tin fru'ii Host. .11
MvrilM'N' .-oil. V!i!i".n l'unrrit trom
Tin: rr.snitAi. 1 nrip'H." ll wm
Tnen' y-ilurl !.. U'rnnk I! Csmp
In Ii.ii l.nic. u" ija'urday tttrnoon t
I o'clock. .
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