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SOCIETY IN FORCE
SEES POLO MATCH
Jinny Now- Yorkers Witness
Championship Event nt
Xnrrnjuuisctt l'ier.
SUFFRAGE DANSANT
GIVEN AT NEWPORT
SUFFS TO STORM CAPITAL SUFFRAGISTS DENY 'JOBS AT YALE NET , FRAUD IS CHARGED TO
DOCTORS IN MOVE TO
THE DA Y CONGRESS MEETS MEN ARE DECEIVERS STUDENTS $37,146 MRS. HELEN D, JENKINS
i .
CREATE MORAL WAVE
Several Hundred Attend En
tertainment nl Mrs. (). it.
1'. Uelmonfs Home.
Plan Great Demonstration at Washington in Decembei'nvonidn't Sav They Favored
Suit to Collect Jitdirment Ho
vonls She Chanced Nnino
to Helen Field.
Pick War Time to Oive It th
Initial IinpnlM' in This
Country.
Work for 2,007 Obtained by
Hiirean of Appointments,
Ileport SItows.
in Behalf of Anthony Amendment Every
Senator and Representative "Indexed."
the Cause to Savo Time,
Miss Hay Declares.
THE SUN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1915.
LL'XCHEOX PAIITIES OIVKX
NAF.r-AnANsr.rr Pir.n. July 31. Polo
was the chief topic of conversation nt
the Pier to-day for tlio championship
match, won by Meadow Hrook, 15 to H.
attracted a meat society turnout The
larceft crowd of the yiar intended the
event.
Among those present were the follow
Ir.g New A orders; Mr and Mrs. Philip
Stevenson, Mr, nnd Mrs. John 15. Kelt.
Mrs. David Stevenson, Mrs. Charles 11,
Fnowden, Mr. and Mrs. August Melniont.
the Duke unl Duchess nurnzzo. Mrs.
James floosevilt. Mrs. John Cothln, Mrs.
J. Gordon Dot gins, Mrs. A. II. I.anger
nin, Mr. and Mrs. It, Utevoort Kane,
t:ilcry Anders m, Clarence, McCnrmlek
r.J James B Townsend,
"VOTES" COLONS PREVAIL
Nnwror.T, July 31, The dansant given
this afternoon at Mrs. o. II P. Helmont's
summer home, Marble House, for the Joint
benefit Of the. work nt th. f-iffr.H.1nn,il
Union for Woman Suffrage and children
made destitute by the war was a success
in every particular, though a much larger
ciowd could have been accommodated.
Still, several hundred tiersons gathered
upor. the lawns and about the marble ter
lace. Clouds eatly In the afternoon
(Mttei it fear of a downpour, but this did
r.otm.iterialize
N'o ne attending was al.owed to for
Re", "votes for women." The union's
colors predominated, the union's papet
wa sold and there were buttons calling
attention to the suffrago iiuestlon. All
of Hie booths about the grounds were
wc:l patronized ard when all of the ie
celpl nre In there will no doubt be
seveial thousand dollars to be contrib
uted to the causes for which the fen- vvaa
Prior to the match many tuncheonH given
vxerc given, Uileliy lit the Casino. .1. M. I Th dnnclrg contests vvete novel In
Waterbury. who wu No. : on the I that never before had there been a pub-
victorious .Meadow nrook team, enter-inc nance eoi. test here tn which the young
talned for Kllcry Anderson, l)ai
Elklns and lareuco McCormlck of New
Vork. James 11. Townsend took lunoh
with Mrs. 1. A Wi.tUlns and Charles 11.
Dorro of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. K A. Downes of New
ark entertained for Worlhlngton Mines
and Jack Ilouvlcr,
The hop at the Casino to-night was
women of the summer colony entered.
The. first contest was for cMldren It
was a onestep In which six couples, nil
gins, entered The two -upi were
awarded to Miss Hetty l'lerson. daugh
ter or .Mr and Mrs. J. Fred Plerson, Jr
and Miss Kathleen Vaiiderbilt. daughter
of Mr and Mis. Reginald C. Vanderbllt.
Then followed a ot.estep contest for
the largest of the season, more than ; grownups. It drew a urge entry and the
ou i.ciust I'rcpciu. i no Kuesis include.! i -i,- v " v. ,i,.i,i.
I.uther P. (iraves. the Misses tllt nti.l i daughter of Hear Admiral Austin M
s Jane Hhcnrsou. MIsh ' isnignt. anil I.H'Ut. J. .1 London or tile
Washington, July 31, Mis Alice
Paul, prtsldent of the Congressional
t'nlon for Woman Suffrage, returned to
Washington from a tour of Kastern,
Western and middle Weteru Stntes this
week and reported to the hcndquirteM
of her organization
"Our campaign for the Susan
itUe4tlnM nt fft 11,1 A if I t tt I. Mf.
O. II r. nelmont of New York will , A, SVEltS AMIS UHAlllthS SOME MAKE S300 A EAK Helen Dwell., Jenkins, who acquired
spend much of the autumn and winter .,,,. .....
In Washington working for the amend-, , rotorlety thtoiigh the Kderal prosecu-
ment t'on of her friend Nathan Allen, a
"Our Immediate attention Is being The truce between the suffrngKs and , Nr.w Haves', July 3t.Y.ito students. upktliy .ther mainiMctuter of Ken9
riven to the women voters' convention, nl,t, wn only a tempQnry one' who worked their way through college , . .... . .mucBllna lewelry Into
to be held at the headquarters 01 tne .., ,, , . ..... of j7,nf,.S! In i ... a i. m
In the Supreme.
ult l (lustave h
i rMuMlton " it thi linSmiVpMine Ex- AHr '.he, suffragist, had ransacked , p0.ion. obtained for them by the , Mr, Jrt.u,n, we ,,, ,
II. position, Kepember 1 1, IS and 1(1. Con- : 'own by telephone last Thursday , l.ue.tu of appointments of Xnl t'nl- fourt j i--tpr-l.iv in a suit
Anthony amendment to enfranchise greealonal Union field workers are. head- Mrs, Arthur M. Dodge, president of the I verslt) , according to t'.-.e firt report nf . Walter, a Judgment creditor of Mrv
women." said Miss Paul, "is grow,,, , J -. JS National A-soclatlon Oppn.ed to Wom.n tin, bureau made public to-day Xr,' U0
rapidly Into a tremendous movement: and laig.. of Its kind ever held In thl Stiffipae. nude some remark, about the During the enr the hun-au as.s,ed , phtrA hp r1(,( ll)t fhe 1)(.en vlns
which will reach Its cllnnx at the country." u.nthods of the sufrragi'ts and tho'.r j f On students who applied for work. In 101,,i tij -mde. the name of Helen
I'anllnl neYi t),.i-tii- whn tevorali 1 rcnl I'Urpose or our mrt.iuout , ar, hattdnes tn rorcmg inn ;i-ie-;ine cases or ;n:ee-ioiinn oi uw nirri i i.-.u
. , . activities this summer," addeil alias
thouand women, reprefentlng every
Htate In the L'nlon, wilt asc:nlle theie
.ii.iilvi, ih. r ,.Fii,t.,t for work waller appne.i 'o jusuce uiegencu
Miss Miry iiarreii-and scholarship aid sucient :o m.ie ,,. TrilI.f.r fomnany. which
the nssetit for the ear eipjnl to 'he tntal ia. lt, it, ,-uto l two van load of
r.ecesarv exnensix. ' household effects taken from Mri.
TvtieuritiRif uiut nei'.ocr.iii no worn . einins s anarinifnt ni
l'i i.lshod the most profitable means of i:ihiy-flrt street in a house owned by
I.ucla Chase, Miss June Hhenrson, MIsh
Frances MacVelgh, MIhk I'hyllls Shear
son, Miss Itosemoiirin Wyman. Nelson
si, uraves. .miss Antoinette llloodgood,
Mrs. II. U. Kane. Miss I'lorencc Kan.,
L. K. Htoddard, Dcvcreux Mllburn, II, A.
Gatlns, Mrs. John Corblu, Harry llol
loway and MIhs I.lsa Norrls. 1'rrtVloun
to the hop dinner were given by Mr8.
flagship
Hamilton
The irn. st
was the
to Mi?
Col. mid
Lieut. IMmund
I'riilrle The oup
iln dnuhle work on
till, rnnnlri '.w unni .ti MfTr lur. nnd. bV I sucn a r.oi na
to nuke a demonstration This clt Is a reit .leinons'.ntion in Washington ' iin . cnairman os -.ne vtom.n
to be the centre of the greatest suffrage j " J"' Corn"" '.i; 11110 l"n' r,,,a:la,e'1 "c"xy ''' M1R,
e,.vl,lM ..r .lin..d In th countrv. 1e.' :.':e'..0 '..i". " can't seo how Mrs. Dodge can say
"Hy the time Congrei. meets e will Is vigorous and general. On that day 1t ' anl' cU1"1 un mcn ufTri,Kl" employmint mid the newspaper bureau Witters Mfe. deliver the property
i,... ,..,i,o,- nf IV, u.mi. ami u - u. .. , . i, , ,it. ,.,i ,r.... t f '. h.iii ip.iIIv re.nl the renorts In thtt , tunneht ufi.'.i rouits (Kvnic to fie il.- in 111 in W.iltei eat his Judgment for
Home Indexed, to that we can tell Just one of the, most favorable petition" ritw nparers Kor our vice-chairman, , ius;on that arose concerning tutoutii; f .i-nituie so.d to Mrs. Jenkins under
how he stands, on our proposition If ever died with this Congress. Our con- .,,,.,i ,,,, hnlesHl,i meat 'lv' ""' not pu-lied vlcnroU'ly. the name of Helen Field, and after he
h I. fo, it will know and give viiitlon will onen the Kama lav J',, a-trn- r'"'" u'' l,olHI' '" B1 Next ar. arconllng 'o irningiMiients sued ner for the money she moved and
i.... mn.. ,v, .,.!., i,,ni him., "Amnti ih. t,rnniinni unnwii whn . ealers. uking them from the teiepnone mail.! ul the faciiltv. there will be a remained m coin..t.ilment. he said
but if he Is against lt we will leave will take part In the demonstration are, book, hit or miss, not kmwing whether legu ar tutoring so .'O'. attiehed to the was unable to -erse her w.th an order
no stono unturned to brine him In line, Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney, president ' n,,. ,..r. in favor ,.r nni.osed. but found ' u.eif:t i tv her evamlnm.nn In stipp ementar.
It l our purpose to ncuulio all the In- of the Civic League of California, Mrs. I , ' to ,he ammdment Mis. , ",e r,'t'or'1 !",lt 0,,tl,e "'""J"1'- rTT.'I
formatlon we can about each member of William Kent, wife of Itetircsentntlve ti.em favo.ahle to the amrmiment .mi , , (,,.,,. nm, ,i,.vl a total of 2.aoT
lrl t niilrr- i..imiit v-,n.ti,,.' ,cnvu n ... ( ji.u vi mten ur, tiur.T.v f
. .... ....t A.tn.l . t. A . I ... .... . ... .
aiiT's, ta,ieu iiifin up nnu ,ui,i, ,,.! nuimn oi -.ne Uiiiers-r t.u iro.n
s it. c i,e time thc were intervlweil n: .. n tlx mer irportnl tutu .-nin.i.g of
lnst the majority had changed taeir ' ;j,Uf, 5, and t" positions wcie tur
pi::. us on tin iuet!on of votes for i ni.hed !,, students for Hie sutnnie:, frcm
wemer w ich th tstlmatttl total income i
t do not agree with Mr Hodge when , J i T ..-, ft
ehe says that nier. answered 'es' be- i Th.s of oarse does nut Includf the
1,1 use ",t was uuicker, easier and cooler' .a.ge atnuunt nf Inmmc of iiim fto-n
oti hut day to do this. It euiely takes I u.k which tlit v hnxf continued o-i loll
Congress and use every legitimate In- Kent of California
fluence at our disposal to Induce him
to support the amendment
"Mr. I.ucla Orlmc", an expert :n
reerch work, and Mrs. W. I.owe, a
historical student, are coming to Wash
ington from Michigan lu the earb fail
to make a caieful Index of Congressrnei
Mis.-
i'.mI uai.gii - if r-lie,'. t r i.K.t e I
Cnlderhcad of Kansas . Miss Margaret
Whlttemore, Mrs. Kdward N llieitung,
Mrs. I.ucla Crimes, Mrs W Lowell and
Mr l..'is-:e S.'ippe ' Mi i.ga: Ml-.1
Aldsn II, l'ottcr, Mrs. A. It. Colvln, !
Mrs Uertrude Hunter, M!s Alice .
for us. They will ascertain whom each O'Llilen, Mrs. A. II. llrlght. Mrs. An-
member of the Senate or Houe mat- dnas IVland and Mrs Sophie Kenyon
Wjomlii was popular. Mrs. I ".r "i '. .1.. ."" ;.o longer to say 'no' than 'Jcs' and it Is' Una ncd through the bureau In iii.-v. ,m
W. Cary proseuicl the cups. I wnal ' n". ';.'"' " , l."," ' fl. .J.' "''". ' " earv 'flr a man to hang up the receiver venrs, or the earnltig. f:om ! ie .at,-.-
dlflicul; cor test to decide enurcn ne ai.nia.es hi,.. ""'," ' "" ai.ss uuumi .11 , iWt. ttjn. . ,,.,cu., Mlhjcct amourt wo-k which mn have found
fox trot, the cups finally going '" '"""J"1'" , , 1' "u,-,u", ' 1 do nt think the men of New York, for 'hein-ehes about the city Or. 'he!
Itobeita Willard. daughter 01 Klnnen of Wisconsin wit nsl-t hem H on, of l h ciao Mi 1. W .il'.h.m !.. C . ,.. v B.ve fi replieV to woma I Us.s .,f th.s c,in,put..t.,r. It 1. e-timatcd I
Mrs. Joseph II. Willard. ami "ml oll"'r wooers at union head.u:ir- Mrs, O, H. I . llelmont. Miss Isabel Mott. , to ,,. Hodge's statement ' a: out Too , indents In tne university s.m-
K. Ilraiwll nf Ihe C. rt M. ters HIS .loan Holers o. .New Oi Jlr. ,st t ...1 r.n . mislderatlnn for the nnrl Ih, ni.r It e .111,1 n.irn .iiiiirrvli,nt..lv
s were present eil by
"Mrs. Kdward Ilrelturg, a wealth Mi,r. Hut, hesor I'a.'e of Maac'i Jjett
A. B. Tangeman. Walter Tower. David I !.?.' t--.vninlerl.IH and .Mrs. Cary. ... a - I I' X . ' L
itt u i ii 11 ui.i-nit'n iui ! iiuii. 1 " . . - " , 1 . . . . .
4i7iii mfcivu ui i piin limn, unci .Mr.
t. II.. .It-..
Smith, II. llrevoort Kane, Chaiiea , '"Y'1- cup offered n u t-oiiiiolatlou pilze 1 J t J n,
Curtis. Mrs. William M.-iiim 1 "'"'' which was announced would be palgn. Mrs, Hi
Dwlght
Chaiiea
aicivim. jn irs , v : ........ .. . .
Samuels and Mra. Samuel l.,men.elM Klven 1.1 tlie worst .lancer on the tloor. start our campaign 1.1 ..ic.iiH.ta
Me of the suifrage cam-
llreit.nig gave us U,f,0f to
Mrs.
It was some time before any one would
ccd
of New York,
Mr. .mil Mrs Atittkt TTolt.in., . h
at the Pier In the varhi Srnnt u.t0n,i. and nt the end the Judges announc
i..n,.n.i ki.. their selection, I'hlllp O, Mills of New
" ' ;Voik. Mr. Mills would 1 -1 go forwai.l
MM. m- . I " III II VttllVlIt Ulll lilt' pi-.ii(jii IIIIIHT, iK'-1)
GUARDS QUIT CAMP TO-DAY. !i:. Oelil.lis. after hesitating a moment.
accepted the prlc.
War lnmr llmls 'I'rnlntnu nf 1 Thf' RueMs arrived at Marhle House 1
oy tue uencvue avenue entrance anil
ADAMSON WARNS OF
ERASMUS 'COTTAGES'
lelcpN-re t-.r'., ! want to say that tvti?i ;.iao a year t-ach at Yale
il.n wa planned weeks In advance ai.d They engaged In all kinds of
wc tl.d e anticipate such hot weather. . work. Theie were 31 ushers. S .I'd
l ., Imlldi. lirtttnt-nr tVi.it Milffr.lue f-lerle.tl vtnrl, ?:t u writ i,.tlt..r. r,,l in.
V Klliiigton and Mr, T T Cotmall xu b! Kri,j. n,,, t R-rklng girls , cludd In other classes of uoik nio can-
we i not feci that It was too much Missing, caring for fuinaces, gaulenii'g.
t 1 ask of them extra work for Just one collecting, clerical work in dining halls,
day when hundred of women througa- n.us.o and cleikmg in stoi
of Arkansas.
NEW CANAAN COLONISTS
AID IN POLISH RELIEF
i-roteedings. so he served on her atUir
i.ejs an order to sho muse win her
furniture should rot be turned over to
him
It uppus'ug the appli'Mtlnii Mrs.
.lerUlns "aid the ptoieitv In storage
w b'UKht c-. f -tn tnents and that she
s. ,11 ones !u. I'.:c -oncerr. U',500 for
t She n" 'hat iti'.eti she moved Into
M-s Walter house Walter offered to
bit frtalt. rMi.g.nss and furnishing
foi her. but she learned that she had
u, . "outra-isonsly overcharged," and
after pa;iltnt $900 -he refued to pay
an;- more When the ult came to trial
she was suffering from a nervous break
down, .ie the lesult of which she his
been In the lonstatil caie of physicians
and nurses until rcrlitl. arl Judgment
was taken a8.ilnt her hj default
r.ep!lng to the defendant's state
iiifirs Walter sa.d .
'She Is iMlurious wunan those
i.-il name 1" Helen Dnelle Jenkins and
tlie same peisoti who tmnf time since
w.it associated lth Nathan Allen of
Ktnosha, Wis., and from whom she
Mllltlnmni.
Camp Whitman. Klshklll flams, N. Y
July 31, Camp Whitman will be evac
uated on Suudjy morning by the t.SMO
dancing began.
the loggia, the booth containing !
cloned nt Once.
Perfoi'iniinoes of "The
Mikado."
were met at t. v grilled door bv Mrs. Ilel
mont. whj remained theie until the y,ivc Wniuloii llio'h St'liool
fler t.asslnc th.oughl - " .....................................
booth containing t-ul sttitm.f ni.,,c Slwililil lie Allllll- i
Vstlnn..! rtii irH.ntr-n .n,umni h... I-'oril automobile, which w-ait sold, was '
Sunburned and weary, but happy after I passed en the left, and on the right
the week spent In war exercises, the I was t'e tent where Winston Kenllworth
men will jntraln at Hopewell Junction 1 told fortunes.
for home. Twelve special trains will, airp. unaries ai ueincns.assu.iea commissioner I , , ,, votes against the amendment, but if she ..... ' .i.nk' r-.l.I.iic-. ,c
carry the guardsmen of the .Second by eighteen joung women, sened lemon- In the opinion of Hre commissioner Nrw Canaas. r,,..n Jul l--To , wo,n ,,,, lhI, ,,,for
Urlsade back to Hrooldjn. where the 1 " at a well beneath the tteos. All A,iam!,0, the wooden buildings of Eras- (h( nl tlltr !n ro.anl Novrmbtr 3." ' . '' ,, L ,f ' .T. . .pr
,-.ir,. ...in .Pri... k..n ,.i i ' sOrts of flowcis also were sold, as wore. ...... . ...... ... iir.iUvr. are i . . . ... I .tents a nipping or the rccnni ,i per
..... n.... v.-.v., ,,wi. i. ..... mils nan iiiK.i i-iii-w, tvv.T tterrnrmnnces or I ne .tllK.t.lo were1
Theblgsest war came of the week war , Afternoon ta wtis rerved In the ' un-afe and should be abandoned i Rfn Bt th, opera House esterd. In HEADS ELMIRA COLLEGE.
p'.iye.l to"day ' A early as 6 o'clock Hilncsc house at the edge of the cliffs. nnc0. He so Informed Thomas . ,vhoh nn,i)0r, nf the summer colony
the bugle called the ltrds and Illues to , "I"1, Mf; Ioh" J- ch'l"l ot i Churchill, preldent of the Hoard of tpok Mme. Stnibrlch, president nf llr. .1. II. Mum. llnor New t t.rU
o,7e'r- n&?rZ1 JSTmSK, t .UWi - American .'ollsh llel.ef Committee ,. ,r. ..,...,.
r li e m rrchlnz and counter n " Caalno and the Hlllto,. orche.. ' Xses In the fireproof struc ; came from New York to be present s- v.. Ju r Joh
out the State are devoting themselves Twenty-live men canvassed for nanu-i 1 ir, rlxed lewelry of large value, a por-
t . .e auc, morning, noon and r.lsht. fot a woman's sulTiage petition pie-1 Hon nf which was smuggled into the
"I would like to refute Mrs. Dodge' rented to the Connecticut Legislature. I'nttcd states, and for which Nathan
st.ee iicrt thit t-ithlng but publicity tle acted as model for artists, for 1 Allen was tried nnd coniicte.1 In the
was nitntd b telephone da We re- classes lu anatomy and for an under-1 Cn, ted Siatt Circuit Court
celled iniiiij favorable leturns from peo- up.n- iii.imifactur.lig cnmpativ; tlfteun "Helen I'lel.l Is oni an usuimed name
lie we liad never Inteivlewed before. I ncted as pallbtarers, fifty were "super'' under which she succeeded In staining
lendll) see why our antl-surfrnge friends , theatrical tnlertalnments. flvn were: entry to the house at 153 Wet Mighty
are not undertaking work of this kind, professional pattner at dances. lit t stieet and under wlitch she In-
There aie ei few of them they cannot, one man worked for the Winchester Ite-1 duced deiKinent to sll merchalidlso by
branch out, while we have so many peatlng Arms Compan, doing a twelve ie ison of which ehe was ciiablcl to
cpible. . iiertetn worker, that we huvo , iriur M(t lN mahts a week, and hei.l.-fraud him"
to ktep th. nklng up Usns all the time ,. ,,m,,i0 r, a regular .vrar of la.v hcliool -lustlce Cleuerbli decided that since
to keep tl.em svllstled and busy ; work others gave sleight of hand per-l'hoo was unceitalnty as to the title
"Mrs. Dodge will have to change be. rrm,mees. idaved In n -heslras. served' "f 'ne pinpeitv in stoiage he would .in-
fore .November I her estimate of J'lO.oc" , i,,w.,rM f,,e H... ,..,i..iit , mt,.i. ...... 1 point Adnlnh H'ern receiver to take
i Mi.e4..ri ni iK'ji jiroiierij as .tir..
Jeiiluns owns to applv on the Judgment.
A committee of ISO prominent Amer
ican physician nnd ine.lic.il Investiga
tors of which Dr ft J Meltier of II
West 121st stieet Is p-esldent Is work
ing to organize the Me.lltal llrotherhood
for tho Furtherance of International
Morality and funds me in hand to per
mit the fending out of tO.OOrt requesti
to become membr There are 144,000
physicians In the United Slates, and It
I expected that all ultimately will re
ceive Invltatloi's to Join. Similar
brotherhood in 'e formed later In
other neutral - -.e
The purpose M organlratlon. a
set forth In an .ppe.lt signed by Dr.
Meltier. la nme'.y a desire "to bring to
the full consciousness of the member
of the medical profession the excepttonat
moral position which all elvlllz'rt na
tions, even while at war, permit and ex
pect medical men to occupy, at tent
a long as they remain In tho medical
profession and act In this capacity."
"This consciousness,'' the appeal con
tinues, "cannot fall to elevate the moral
standards of physifians. Furthermore,
alter the clistf of the present war the
brotherhood could without doubt facili
tate the reunion of wembers of th medi
cal profession of all nations at war and
Iticieaso good fee'ings among them A
humanitarian body suta as thle propoed
brotherhood, If already In existence and
reatlv for service, might and could he of
the greatest usefulness tn many way,"
tt Is expressly understood that It Is
not the object of the proposed brother
hood to Influence the feelings md views
of any one rcga-dlng the problems In
volved !n the war
Dr Meltzer said in the nppfat1
"The war has demonstrated one n
rouraplng fact, naively, that among all
the sciences and profession the medical
sciences and tneillcil practice occupy an
almost unique lelNtloii'hlp to warfare,
and that among all the citizens of a
country nt war medical men and women
occupy a peculiar and 'list. active p.u.
tlon
"No dlscoverv In medl.-al science, his
been utilized for the purpe of destroy
ing or harming the sii'my Medici!
men lu each nf the warring countries
nre ns courageous, as patriotic as any
other citizens and are as lowly to die
or to be crippled for life in the ervic,
tf their country as any other cl.ies of
ihsir fellow countryme'i tint their ser
vice, however, cn-tst In ministering to
the sick and tn the injured and in at
tending to their anlt.vr need Fur
tbermote the) ottcn r'sk their lives by
venturing Into the llr'r.g line to hr'ng
the Injur-.1 to pl.ic 0f sifety and to
attend to their immediate needs In
them heroic and liumanltar' n acta
friend and foe are treated alike."
In;
I iris, coupled with the delightful view
The game lasted until S o'clock In the
afternoon. The Illues won the decision.
I tea served under the direction of Mr.
Nat Z;. Wnm. think that Keller. ... I proved , .-.attractions
?r"!Z the col.,. r. of the Ongresslonal Cnlon
".:". ."". ..V. ...... ... -nuiple. w-ite and gold, hung in ban
be located here next .vear uen. uiijati
Lumm--. nun uniMiuMi ' .,.. if tiri-esurv. than to Keep .
and the appetizing cakes and wafers and ..,',. ,'mihisi" of the school ,j ,n j i,,. ii..,n,i., u.n. Illmir.i College to-day. suctecdlng the
" I ' t . rn.MM.. 1. .............
The opera was producd by Frank II t lUU-om Shaw was eletied president of
group.
The
t.-,,.,. Hull buildings were ! derson
found t.b'e unsafe In April of last eir V"'-V n-I
bv a sp- '.al bnird appointed by Cm- ....iU-'nn Her.
.- . then Chief the part t.f ln-l
Kenlo. and other ' department experts appea-ed a Pit''-'"'''
l,..v re.,e...edlv called attention to the were mien as ion s r.v.
Donna F.ssle.v sang the role of ' nr; 'nr of ,;rpsh. tr.rUn
Arthur Clniigh w i iiur.li m I.o Angeles From !ss lo
J Davenport had 0 was pastor of West Knd I'res
onipetlt.ve event between Yale and
Harvaid to settle an argument between
a Yalu graduate and a Harvard grad
uate One cleaned tombstones.
WOMEN FORM CITY CLUB.
WALTER RUTHERFURD.
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
All of IOU Member Vre MirTra
Blsls, It I snl.l.
A new club ha Jut been nrgan'ed
m New' i nrk called the Wniran city
and Mrs Davenport l.vier.ui, t'huuli In New York, going 1 ' l,lh. of Nl'w nrK- Modem il after n
other roles f-n. ti.r.. tr. li.iencn where he r... similarly niiiiieri film ill t nic.ig... i ne or
nerB from the tries In long streamers " 'J '
lo bough, and seen
I...?, ,. fire Wendell, the .IfUodo . Morris K. rarker, I until 101.1. when lie went to the Im
,.r,th,.ritio. imw. roo-Zloh: Marshal Stearns, I'teh Tusli : mamiel liiurcli nt I.oh Angeles, He
etett Jansen . n.alned is pistnr of the Second Church
f.vom the camp above, all others In ! . "";-"""'
-0Jn 0-VJir and Vibbons. which were sold by )oung
.r" ? '.- I women. nar.ar.i. ."' ",- n VMlm Hr.nley. .Vre-nn.i . MIm , 1m-. -mt it signed theie. but Is expected
L": V . ..r .u"Z The sale of th- Ford automobile at-, .ucceeai.i i r'T a Florence C,.,rrlh. 'cep.ln. nnd Mr, tn ,o sa ..,.rt accept the i:imlra posl-
.nr.. .ture.ru l.ai.l nunc .rei" - .. . , ,h. l,.,r,,l, mi.l PllltS llll'ie SO mai l.l".' . ,. .... ..,,. ... ,, r ......I '
It they were to - ...., ,u 1 not be Inconvenienced. . w-.L. ,........ ..... I ,. , r i.b. ,i,.i...i prenldenl of the Woman Adeiiitng
luilMInc nn
h..r...ril. The school iiuthorltles, how-
rtsultant Improvement.
b Placed In the field to-morrow they
gnniZHtlnn boasts nf inn meinl.eis. and
each mriuher Is authnilted to ask ten
others to Join
Although It is lint officially n suffrage
organization, the members are all niffr.t-
glals, ai-t-i.iiling to Mrs. Claudln Muiph.v
Ill ll.C UtlU IU-II,II" ...W .11 l.. t ,ll,.t.
ould be ready In the opinion of lli i ' a" T " "V "' ."
commanding ofllcer. ' " " ,V. " V
i. -!.,.. f. mr-ir, fr.lhi train g vrn IEn to pay for tve car
which he had rluilen rrom Hopewell
camp this morning Private Smith
Company C. Forty-seventh Iteglment
mined his footing. Ills arm was broken,
be ftbaniioind h "c,s at cach performance She raid
"r'',r"". ." . ... . .... t,.,. ,.,,i.t
of Washington nu , " i"- '"""m ; , in part
nt ine run ni in.n r .....,,. , ... .
TROPHY FOR COAST GUARDS.
Ninth Command Lfnvss To-ilay for
Tnraet I'mftlrr.
IS K'e!:nc,,n0gPwasrorf,cn,1rser,he fea- Mpa". W pM J
of ture of the afternoon. When the dm- to rearrange the classe-t K as o perm
n san- wis firm Planned the spacious ball- - this Mr lunnlson however "bt word , , .,,.
n I room of Marble House was to have a short time ago that reartangement rmotnn aa
be-'n the scene of the exflbltlone. ine woimi oe uiiiic...., , not e.i
contents and the geii.ral dancing, but yesterday. Mr Hunnlson eald he ie- k(( ,(
generous American
turning their attention
relief of my unfortunate
ni) heart is tilled with su-h
settje.
ARRIVALS BY AUTOMOBILE.
itr.rr.N'wtrii, ''mm , .Ttity 31.- -ArrUalfl
i'.ini .4.1 tn. !-. ; . - - ..... , III. 1" P? lUi. 1 1 1 111 1 1 n
liter It was decided to hive th danc- ganled the frame Milimng a enurr., hp nlr )n(,r, on(.p .,
Inc on the tiled terrace overlooking the, safe and asked If tiny could not be con- wl) R(( a )n, ,
ocean I tinned Once more Mr. A.iam.on re- ny hlJ(TprnK ront,x , that vou 111
Lawrence Durant and Mlp Itett"-' ! fi i red the matter to department expert nl) an, , Joln Wth ,nB .,fflpriwn
t... th exhlbliion dincers. and got the same reply, that the livs rr,lih H.lief I'mnmlllss In the work it
The Ninth Coast Defence Command, j and their numbern Included dance for i nf thf pupils were tn danger ns long ,iong towud making known and re.
MAUSOLEUMS THE THEME.
V- n V ...III t ... M,.l,.,i,.,n tn. ..t.1.1. t-rt,,,- Imv hnil w rlt en special t lev nVC. 11 tne irailie collages,
dav by boat from the foot of West mllSc Tev dancfd severit numbers. Commissioner AdaniFon clossd bis lel-Twentv-fourth
street for Fort It- '!. ' which t 'ey"had not done before In . ter by acknowledlgng that Mr. (. hurchlll
Wright, on Fishers Island, for a two ' ,,ubllc The cups. f"r the dancing con. "has stood at all times ready to take
weeks tour of duty It will relieve, the ,vrrf) exhibited earlier In the tir, proper steps to safcguaid the rhll
Thlrtsenth Coast" Defence Command, afternoon. Mrp. John J Mason gave i ,iren In the public schools."
under Col. N H Thurston, which will ' ,irt nrlze. Mrs M. C. Mil row a of
return to Hrooklyn by steamer. Worcester the second, Mrs. MartMen J.
Col, John J. H)rne, who command j,frry tK. twlrd. and Mrs. Leonard M.
the Ninth, announces that a bronze . xhoiiiaa the. consolation. Mrs. Prestm
trophy will be awarded to the company nat(orwhltc gave the cups for the
maKing mo nest recoru ai inrgei piac-. r,iitrin's dancing.
tlce with the bin guns at Fort Wright. tu. c.i,.-, orchestra, led by
Many of the inn slept at the armory ,,ii.rnatel with the Hilltop
Ull night ro as to avoid being late for r PPtr;1. te-il by Joseph Fejer,
tne nttseinu.y tnin i.iu. iituti t. " t
o'clock,
The first fire command will comprise
th Thirteenth. Fourteenth, Sixteenth
Nlnteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first
lompanles, under Major Lewia M.
Thlery. and will man batteries Uutter
field and Barlow.
The second lire enmmnnd will com
prise, the Fifteenth. Seventeenth, lilgh
teenth and Twenty-second companies,
under Major Mills Miller, and will man
Batteries Marcy nnd Duttnn.
nil such appreciation that It Is n automobile at IMgewo.vl to-day were
eas.v for me to utter all I would
to sav. Hut 1 thank sou all. 1
ikeped. you ' and Mrs M. D W oods, the Misses
others of I Woods. Fdgewood. II I (Packard):
Walter Field, Albert Mend, F.ugene
Ja.'ksnn. T W Tllllnghapt, Providence
(i"lialmersl . Itobert Crawford, New
York ll'.ldlll.'ie)
I,r.s., Mass.. July 31 Motor ar
rivals at lintel splnwatl to-day In
cluded Mr and Mr, lt C Wlutne.v. Mr.
nnd Mrs n S Walla, e. New York
iCadillnc) , Mr and Mr Chnuncey OI
c.tt. Mis IMIth l.uckett, New York
(Flat). Mr and Mrs. Charles W
Pi.T-kctt. New York (Stearns), Mr. and
Mrs. K. K Snilloy, Lake Mohonk. N Y.
Hudson ). Mr and Mrf. H
IlanUer Die of I .t phulil Fever
Vfler llrlef Illness.
Walter P.utherfutd, a member of John
A. Hutlierfurd k Co . hankers and brok
ers, of '.'rt Itroad street, died of typhoid
feve- vesterday at the Hahnemann Hos
pital In his .lxt.v-rii't ytar. He lived it .
Til MidiM.-i avenue
M- Ilutherfur.l way a member of the .
New Y"rk Nav tl lleserve. St Nl. holas
Club ui.l the New York Yn 'it C.tlb He '
: siirv-iv.il bv Ills wife. Louise M. and
. nt- mn, .1 ihn M niitherfu-rt I
Ml
ll.-bet-t'il I . xee.n.n.1.
Mr and Mrs tleorse F Hiker wilt
pas th lest of the season it South
ampton, L I
Mr nnd Mrs Henrv Fairfl'll Osporn
will occupy the summer place of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert I. Satterle at n.ir
Harbor. Me, .luring August
Mr and Mrs. sheiwnod Aldrich, who
are passing the season at Southampton,
I.. I., villi make s short cruise on their
schonnsr yacht with t heir guetts. Mr.
ind Mrs S untie! Hopkins Adims of New
Y-.rk and Mrs Cltarl'e Pusssll nf Al
Inny The second for this seasin of the
afternoon musn-alr b airarged b) Miss
Juliana Cutting will t givri. on Thurs
dav at the countrv pit.- of Mrs Oearge,
Wariintgon Curtis nt Southampton. L t.
Ileving the condition there."
At the town hall a bazaar wa held
In further aid of the Polish fund
Among tlnse who attended weie Mr
nnd Mrs William Proctor. Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Williams. Mr and Mrs Henry .1
Davenport. Mr nlul Mrs Morris Palker.
Mr and Mrs Louis Lapham, Mr and
1 Mrs I' H Adilance, Judge nnd Mis
' Hush Tnggart. Dr nnd Mrs F W.
League, .md lieiself n member Just
what step will be taken to puptre the
women to use the ballot and where the
clubhouse will be situated aie still under
cnii'ldernllon
Among Hie members are Mis Anno
Morgan, vvlio neretoioie nay st.ton amoi U-,,,, ,, , ,chter. Pr llmily C
frivtii u i kiitirnnn uciivii mu ai ru iirni . m
J It Fellow. Wllllntn Hryant. It I. ,,,. n Mrt AmnH ,.,.., Mr, -'' ? - ".r'r " 'prof
Itafftiev. New t nrk ii nnimen.) . .Mr , Nnll , l)p r Wliltrbmise ib i halrni.in. . . '''',,. ......J..... ', ..i,.".. .Kl ..-Hi
. - ii,'i.,- tt jxi.-iiit. "i in ,,.
llll.l ninerh nil ill"' e ,-t .t. M ,- i-inninii i
nre Miss Alice Caipenter. M's Katha
rine II Davis. Mis Ogden MIH Ite.d
Mrs Alb e Duer Miller and Mrs V. ft
Slmkli'ivitcb Women of all pmfe -sinus
nre eligible provided they aie Miflrn
gists.
Ml Hebee, a C Seaman l. widow of I The l,it for th ssa.vi of Mrs H W.
Valentine II Seaman, fot more than ' Hawkeswoith s morrlna miislcales wilt
half i rentiirv in active worker among I be given on Fridiy at the summer homo
the Sonrtv 'of Friends 1- Hrooklyn. j of Mrs Jnm'i A Scrvmser a- Set-
died on Frnliv at her home. 13.. st bright, N ,1
James plai e She wa one of the origi
nal nie-nbeis of the Hn-iklvn Women's
litib Site m survived bv two s,ons,
Hen-v It Seitnm tnd Valentine II
..lli'iale at tlr fuiieul fervires this
tf.e-i .i .ii ThA interment will be In th
Q.iikri Cemetery in Prospect Pirk
IUier nut- 'I'tillle.
Sieier Anne Tuttle, si, died yesterday
ai the Convent .f the, Sacred H.irt,
I3?.l Mieet nnd Convent avenue, where
-lie In 1 bee.t since Ivli. She wis born
in M'ntR"inor, Pa, and after being
'gridiiat.d from the public school there
1 (.he took the veil She c ime to the Convent
inf the Sacicd Heait two years after Its
litis announced bv New Vmk I'm .foundation and was there for th te.
TLANS VETERINARY SCHOOL.
ett V urU I lllerll In I i btilli I
(nlli-ue Here.
nnrrtnniltenn l'Hrr-lng itierlcnnN.
5reci"' i'nt-'f essifeA In Tilt f . .
Paris, Ju'y 31 T!ie Vicompt d-
nreteull is booked to nil on th Urx-hl'il-beiu,
ns are Mrs Spmtiie and Mrs.
Stln'ss inhei pissenijers silling ir
F R Neviu and It Dvvenpo" of "ie
Amerlrir Ainbulinre C'rpf-. Pr fi K
Hiever of Mrs Wh'trev hospital, lei
lis r'ustlethwaite, ard Mrs H Y Ivi
Cobb. Jr ,
vmx.
l"lT!? ln s',,Tftf' ' i ' ''- 1
lr tn VI jnl Mrs i".r. Pibnt
ruttis
l'.ii.etlll.t.i h- MeKernin, Mr nnd Mrs. Ashton Clark- ' Lakew ml. N ,1 (Parkatd). Mr and
. t -,,, son. Dr Samuel Llovd, Mrs. H H. Mis F W Unbind, Mr and Mrs ,T H.
t l viiniin.irri.. Humphries. Mme Anna M. Zleslei , I teach. Mrs David Woostor. Iti dgeport.
('iin.tlllon nl
i
Mr. Hnmnhrl
The theme for the cnU'etltlon nf itmf. .losenh Stengel, Prof William
Th young architect;, will be a private mau- llnrr. Mrs. A. M. Whltehlll and Hnrr.v
3 music ah arranged for by Mrs. James j sntpum, nccordlng to the annniiiicem"nt n. Thayer
' II Kidder of Boston. yesterday of the Friends of the Young Mme Semhrlcli hat. reti
o ' . ; Artlstn Soclet) Tlie subject was se- collage at Lake Placid, w
AT JEFFERSON, N. H.
returned to her
where Mm will
ln addition tn
S Kearny, t versit) ,veierday are expected o pti. e ' maining sixty-six years of her life
the New 1 ..rk-Amerl--nn Veierinaiv i ol-
lece. a State in 1 1 1 tit te.i . .- mnecied with Ur. Ilitcbel
the iiniverslt v . on an eii.ial nutting with
Conn. lUibott). Mr. and Mrs F. J I nthei veterlnarv sehoo! Work on the
Megan, Miss Wolfe, New ork (Pack- present biiililii.r on West Fifty-fourth
I1.CII.
Jul) 31 Mre
PAGE'S SON TO WED.
la ringajreil to Hill Knllierine ef-
lon nf Auburn,
Lonpon, July 31. Announcement Is
made of the engigement of Miss Katll
erln Sefton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Sefton, of Auburn, N. Y , to
Frank C Page youngest sou of the
American Ambassador. Mien Seftfln Is
row in Ievndon, where she Is to be rlrldes
maid at the wedding of Miss Katherlne
I'age lo Charlen Lorlntr.
tblnl of linn, and ten prizes of I
each The competition Is open to all
Hnlry Collins.
KuzAHKTU, N J.. July 31. Miss Helen
I. Collins, former secretnry of the Sum
mit Hoard of IMuciitlon, whm married
this nfteinnnii to Patrick J. llnley of
Hrooklyn, In the church of the Nutlvlty,
that borough, by the Hev. John Hertford,
tlm paMnr. MIh.i Collins waa ultended
by her ulster, MIsh Margaret Collins, hh
bridesmaid and by two iilt-ceH. MIhm
Helm Weed of fitnmford, Conn., and
MIsh Catherine perry of Kant Orange.
John ColllnH, a brother of the bride,
WHH bent man. Mr. and Mrs. Haley will
live in Brooklyn.
Ciiilf K.xhlliltliin KoHiivreil h' Te"
' nt thr WniiinbeU.
jKrrKKsov. N H. July 31 - The ap-
...i.i.,.. ,.,! nntilne nxhlhltloil at tin:
Waiiiubek this afleriioon watt given by young architects In the I'nlted States
Mrs Walter l.lpplncoit, nun ine .-..mt-cottage
and hotel colony was nut on
Ibtt west lawn Tea whh served after
wnrd on the pnrch, and there waa a
concert bv the Wnumbek nuartet. Mrei.
Cnb.it J 'Morse. Mrs. Mark S. Willing,
Mr. Thomna Diniond and Mrs, Henry A.
Hlalr entertained Informally at the
Wnumbek to-night following the danc
'"Arriving at the Wnumbek at Jcrfer
t,m'i to-day weio Mr. mid Mrs. 12. Hunt
Allen, liana Itunckr, F. P Howe, (.ell.
HiiwkliiN and Mr- nnd Mis. M .rlf
llth nf New York,
Mra. Henry Iclielbelnier of .New ork
bus a cottage nt ine vi at...... ......
Tlmrncwell of New ork Ih with her.
Among those coming mr .in..e.
. i i,,,,w-ii of Lowell. Mr. and Mra.
Charles Darlington of New York. Paul
Wild and MISH vnim .... ...... -
Kochehier. N. Y. i Mm, K. L. Osgood and
MIhh Hannah Osgood, tho womnn go f
chiiniplon. Mrs. A. Scott Cumeron Ih
coming up from Long Island later In
Hie teason.
MARRIAGE RECORD FOR JULY.
lerted by Thomas Hastings, n member remain until October
of the advisory board and chairman of ! t,0 rrrelptH fri.ni the two performance.
the Jury of awnrds, wiilrti Is fompiwen which nninui
ininiinted to several thousand dot-
of twenty-live prominent architects. )MrFi tl i-r- was an autoinobll.. raflled for
ard). Mr nnd Mrs. F W. illbbs, Mr. street will be .lln.nilnu.'d
and Mrs A. II Cleaves, It . II. Harnes, achnol will be nnducti l In . b'-e ,-on
New York (Cadillac): Mr and Mrs. nectlnn vvltli the I'lilv.-rslt) and Itelleviio
Wlliam .1 SIOHtio. New York ( Packaid), Hospital Medical College nt Tnciit.v
Mr and Mrs II .1. Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. sixth stieei and First avenue p'ot
i; L Staudrii, New Yotk (Cadillac), of land adjacent to the mt-db il .-'illes,.
Mr and Mrs. (. II Hutching. Miss;, md owned bv the unlver-sltv was some
l'i ir.vpirn. N. .1
ll.i. Iui Aiken 101 vear.s old. died lat
it the Home for Aged Women
DIED.
tuly
V Y
HI IMS.
IV illtim
I I night at the ).
U.Tll i:..st .Ici.se,
Jn.e ,-on-
Thirteen prizes wilt I in awarded; the , $,20n, and Mine. Semhrlcli sold auto- Marion (1 Kaiie, Miss Marlon W Ager. ' time ago set aside for the vcierln uy
tlrst of 12"0. the second nf IU.0. and the Kr,,.il pictures nl sum ranging fioin i .,.w 'oik i Peerless)
Mr, anil Mrs. Warner' Klfllt'lb
Annlvrrsnry,
Mr and Mrs. Julius Warner, who urn
passing the mimmer at Far Hockaway,
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anni
versary last night at their summer home,
The occasion brought together nearly all
the members of their family and aevrriil
iriendd for a dinner followed by dancing,
Dsnahter Horn Cn Mr, ami Mr
tiratgf IVnbnily KaaCla.
NnwrogT, R. I., July 31. A daughter
Ib born to-day to Mr, and Mra. George,
Ptibcdy Euatls. Their home U at 1717
I trt, Waahlnrton, I), C. Before her
rnirriact Mrs. Kuitli wn Mix llona
tnord Htrtet,
Klerll
Till
II to i:r,n.
HAVEMEYER EXECUTIVE SUED.
school A biilldlni; will be eicMel Ibeie
i CnornisTow n. N. Y, July 31 Auto- when the neee,irv rtiiul Is .' .mptt'le.l
mobile arilval at the 0-te-.-i-ga to-day Anntliet . onleiniilalt d !( the lengthen-
were .Mr ami .Mr. r. vvener, .Master I inc oi ur ciiinse u.r.e u ...ur
Fcidiiiand Weber. Jr , .Master Kept )car. The s-t hi.nl will have the use of
Weber, Biooklyn (Cadillac): Mr. and ! the medical college lab .ntories and may
Mrs Ch.ules 12. Johnstnn, llaitfoid, also use the animal Imspllal near nt
Conn . 1 2I 1 1 li L. Johnston, Wcatnuirr- hand
In il t. N. Y , Lillian Johnstnn, West-1 Alurniish the New Ynrk-Anierlc.itl
tiior.tuiiil. N Y . L. M. Johnston. Pitts- , Veteilnai) College was made ,i Slate
burg f l'lerce-Al tow) . L. D Hosley, Instltiitlnn by net of the LeuiMature In
Portland, Ore , I. C. Human, lllon. N. , !H3, nn appropriation his ever been
X (White). Itobert B. Wni.ilward. J. granted foi the nippiut of the school
W. Hughes. Hrooklyn ( Pbi re-Arrow) : -),,, rollei;.. I required to give a ftie
Thco.loie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. '(' II. , Hiimlarshlp l" "ne student fiom i-.n-li
Jmits, Herbert D. Join s. Brooklyn , Assembly district.
iWinton).
Mvvi'MKSTKit. v t , July .11 Arrivals Ttrp t.W APTTP TWf. TrVMAW
North
i. mw-4ia.i tl.ut if i, A t.-n,,.,t ,Ar.-,ii,, 1,.,.. 1 ailipioil, ,.l,is- ; ..ir nun ...rs. iiicnnr.l
I'l.lliUl Srrk Co He.-. ner fill), (MID
III ProniUeil lle.itel.
Max Vngrlrh, a pianist and composer,
wim was engaged for mnny yrnrs to
play for Mts. I2mllle de Loosey llavf
meyer, widow of Tlteo'l.iio A Have-
The mausoleum Is supposed lo be such
as the head of a well known family
would build In the principal cemetery of
bis city as a burial place for the mem
bers of Ills Immediate family.
The committee suggests that the mau
soleum should be designed In the freo
treatnnint of classic or Heualssancc
aicliltecturp. Arrangements will he. re-
....i I ulwnn. ,, 1 ,1 .., i, It. A,, nllnr
s gbl y alee, above tho general level ieyer filed suit In the Supreme Court
....... .1.; ... ....,1 ...... u'ltiii,,,., I yesterday against the executors under
..I ll.c num. n, a. 1. 1 ... ..-on. ...... , ,.iii in r,.., tinnnn Mr.
are also iroiili'i-ineiits, and the striictuie , ""' ' " ' ,'.,' .,..' , j
. ...r... A.l.i .......... r.,, i it. 'meyer dleil on May 3 last in Swlt7.crl.itid .
, I lln. m The .lie li he ve. alumni since IfilU. I vy'in-Hr,.. v . . niy ,.i -Arr
, ' T 7Pe H,P 1,1 ,he' Vogrlch says that lu while he I ut.;nioblle a the l-..,ultiox llous
cemetery is 60 feet b) 7ft. " . ',... ..rK ,, ...,,.,. .din K Mr. and Mis. W. A Ci.uk. .N
The drawiiigs will be received at the ,"." PT P A.VI,:.u.r.,,,: ' r' ainnton. Mas- : Mr and Mrs. Itlr
galleries of Mrs. Harry Payne w nitnev, " "r ,, ,h, lerv-ice V.f , ,V. I A- ''..ley. Philadelphia iWinton); Mr.
S W'est lllghth street, before September Mr w Siruut. Miss Worth,
i v,. ,inJi., I., poiinbnrniinn w be "he would leave mm .io,iiiiu in her will ,,. u '..-n,.,! v ..'
.1. u.-niKH in . i,i,i,'i,t ..... ... .i , ... .MCMIII'l.T rlrilll.. tt 1..1.II1UI..II. t
consldeiid. ine compeimon win ne con- : '.. .,. ... .,..' . .. i Locnmob lei . Thomas ' l ow er. Mrs. i stead of n wpignt wcie wain-.l ves
.t....t ..n.tAt. flu. i ,ni nil nr tl.e " i" .,.,.
iiii. iri, i. ,n i ...iv ..... ,
Friends of Young Artists, (130 Fifth live-
se.v strtct. where she had
been ar Innrite foi about thlrt.v )eats.
Site wa bor i where the town of Bloom-I
tiebi la now nnd she lived .ill her life
in New Jirev She is survived bv iwn
glands.. lie. ten great-urandchlldieii and
tlin e cri'it great-grandchildren
llenr) ('. .Itid.l.
HsiircoKi.. Conn. .Inlv 31 llenr) C
-ludil. e"iuor n ember ,.f the wool firm of
II c .lu.ld Hoot, d'ed I. -d-iy af'er a
sboit Illness He wa burn in Northamp
ton, Mass. on April 1?. I 2T He mar
ie, Miss Mny P outig f .lewett City
In I'M' She ind three .hlld'en sur
vive him
Mr. t : 1 1 1 II, 'I mid.
Ml lliinlv M i'.id.l. wife of William
It Tndd. .I'd : sstsil.iv In Morrl'toiv n.
N .1 Mr Todd I president of tlie
'Miin. v M nlnr i 'ninpnny, 32 Uro.dway,
and se.-i, l.u ' -tteasurrr and a director
nf the Adven'ure Cnnsolbl iled Copper
Cxnpaiiv I lee ales her hiihbin.l Men
lliirllonn Wnrii kiiIiiI s,.IUr , T.-tbl is sin vlv e.l bv her h.othei. Alonzo
Thiuni- ..t llmoklyn
l) (be II I.,
Ice dealers who sell bv the . hunk n-
moyer made a will leaving him $:iu,iimO
and Kent him ll conv of the cli.l.KO eon-
"UThc society has alieady conducted tulnlt.B hU bequest, and advising hi,,,
.l " ...V.....i ,...,ntiti... ,hi. ,,r to retnln It safely until her death
Hire.- itm-ite. .., . .,,,,,,, ... h. ,., h.u ...
ment mid declined other employment,
but that when Mrs. Ilavenieyer's will
was tiled she left him only $in,nnn.
Vogrlch says lie hns been unable, tn
collect even this amount, because the
executors have Informed him they have
nnd has distributed $2,100 In prizes, be
sides assisting ninny young nrtlsls to
sell tholr wnik,
Tho exhibition of paintings which has
been held at the studio of Mm. Whit
ney will be taken to Newport and po
Hlbly to Narrangansctt for exhibition.
K.lllrrllilner nil the Vlnn.lllla'.
no funds with which to pay the be,,ucst I:""" " " , ' ' 'V ,Vn ,..r, ,fr 'i''' n
,.H"annra ,r,!.:,,: :ov).L r'iImrlf.')"! MrM'i',,l Mr"
liinr'a l,ur-l WICh
Wrdtllnsa Cn 541.
...... ...,tli,, tl.iin Jtmo. Ih the mnnth
juijt ....... , it iH....f.iialnar fill iui .liniiiinias1. i i. i i
of mnrrlages In tho ciiyH nurei u i n in. ' ... . ..... ... i. i. .,,.,.. 'r, ,.,,,,-,,.., . Joseph ,lendcnln nnd pari). New York
Municipal iiuii'iiuK. ... .."""!',", narry run win .... um .......n . i--" i''.'' .. ,'"',' ,,,', e . . I Lamia). .Mr and Mrs. B P. Clial
ii record cor mo nur.-u.i w.... n. ...i,.. ... inrnger on ni m.-iiih".... ..........1..... ..... ,,.,n fni.ti.
731. The number In June whh nil. 'night and will tell stories and In other; In Austria, where her father, the cheva- j j,IK 'w
In May tlio mreo i hii.i ...... y nivn . ways aceK m aniusp iiuiiiih ine in.eivitin ..- v, ....r, ,, i.f-inisinni..-ii
bnd been managing the city's malrl-in the dancing. Other entertainers who member nf the Austrian court.
monlat affairs for many years lu collo- wm ))C on tu, Mi,it In the course of thai
Fowler. Miss l-'.nvi.r. New Yoi k ( Pack-, tenia) by Weights and Measute.' Com-.
ard). T P Fowler. Jr. New Vmk tnissloi-er llniilgiiu. He sent .ml word,
i lllipnu.bll.') . L. Mali. II.-, M M. I !i iihani, ' that Ills men would anest ill nlfcnders I
New Ynik (Cadillac); Mr. and Mra. and would ask for the maximum tine . if
II. D. Drlxe), Miss Doris Biixe), Mrs. I JS0 lu cases of conviction I
Hugene Cable, New York (Pierce) , Mr. I "The dty ordinance's, say lh.it l.e must ,
, .,..... it. .it v... ,. 1 i. L,.i.i i.. ii-Aii-hi " .,,. ..
..Ill ..ur tt il lie I ....... ...n . ... . I.. r,.,i .... . ,.. .,- --. . ,.L, ,., ,f t -n
It '! ,'l,,,r..l,MI II. I......... I -.1,1 "11,11 iiwiiil .iter urn s Mini; It -' h"', 'eft all enale nf IllOle t In II ..0.
Wati'hiiphv, Conn., July 31. - Aniony, I by the th e, ten. fifteen or twe t) n ut
the motor .ii rivals at Hotel Hlion un ! piece Ver.v often the .'U-ti.nier buying
I the Ideal tour wcie Mr and Mrs. C. 12. I In this way pa) a a go.'d deal more than
h- would It tne l.e was w.-min.i
nAI.nvviN --On rfiturdiv
at his rsld"ne SiifV
It Hald In in hi- vtfvfiu-th i
Kunsral rrlv,"
IIMKKY At his rn'rt.n... Htl -!iv
lteme. en .1 til v 31 Prs ik '.VI mn
Kmrv, In 'h flf. . -eithin -ir nf Ills
t e
Sutler nf funrrjl hrrf'r
rAlBALl. - a'hirlet Nirr. t ac '1
jears Fnnrii fmev THE f'L'SEPAt.
rllt'ltfll," 3" W'e.t it.T'-tnlrd
ursei .rr.ink )l .'..iiphli Bui .ti.ui.
fundiv msrnlnr a
xtrDANIK'"8 In f'tit Wsh si.Jdnlr.
Jalv it. VV.il'er H MrDinisIs
runrrsl In ell. Xlsss . Amo't
PAi.Ml'n on Tlursdus, J-i y ii Hirtsy
llnlklns rlmr l'i the slx'v-rr' .sir
nt Ills 'IB'
Kiinrr.il srr.t.rs a. his U'r rssldsnr.
Murr.iv avenue. Illdiw t. N t it
.v p M Mindli ..l't t Trvln
Irsvei, .trrsev Cilv, I2rl H H II S tl
I' XI.
RCTI I KHFCHP -'in Mturdiv .l'i'' tl.
1IV" si 'be Hihnmann Hnsptt.il,
Waller lluiherfiird JK Maoism tv.
line, husband of I.nutst M Huiherturd
md the n.i "t lb late Is.iltellt and
Waller ltiilberfiir.l. In hl sutv-tiftn
ve..r. nieniber f Hi N"' '.ek Navit
He.erie. fi. Nl'h"l ant Hi N'sw
nrk Yacht . ul.
Snllie "( funeral hrre.lflet
Bl'.MAMIN F Sl'IMs, 11 Jewelrv mer- I (.l-.u -..-..l.)rii'i . en .l.l,i !(. lulle
(.eldler. .t.'.Kli'.f 'I. '.I' ii'nry
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
ham who ille.I .xiarcn .'.'. li'll, left l
ir.il.S, "f will. I. lie glive JK:',!.nn In
bih wire. Sadie V spink. and 170,33.'. to
his son. 1 let bei t W Spink
.li.siiill.s'i' I-. V TlU'VT. who died July
borntlon with Alderman Hnppy Jack
Iteardon wero inruwii oui mm n wn
preBcrlbcd that the only fee to be
charged waH 10 cents to pay for the
revenue stamp on each marriage
certificate. Tlie Aldermen who lake
turns lu performing the. civil ceremony
eel nothing but "Thank you's." Of the
1,273 weddlngM under the new aunplceH
Aldarman William F. Cjulnn hns off!
elated at 131. Alderman Fred Bmlth nf
Hrtklyn la second wllh 98.
week nre (Irace La Hue on Tuesday and
Irene Frnnldln next Sunday
(In I In- Screen al Cbr Yltnicruph.
Theie will be shown at the Vltagraph
Theatte to-night the thirteenth chapter
of "The (loddtss," as well as a pew
play called "Hearta Ablaze," Other
plays to be seen are "Hit Bunkle." "His
Knlry tlodmother," "He Took a Chance"
nnd "The Club and the Daisy Chain."
I.rnvrs fft lo Ill-Hliaband,
Mrs. lllla tlnix. en Moses. .Ictsch, who
died July 1 at 111 Weal l2lghty-foiirth
street, left If. to her former husband,
Itobert K. Moses, whom sin- had illvi.i.i-d,
"and my entire forgivpnei.s for all his
cruelty to mo for the past ten years"
linns K. Jetsrh, husband of the tes
tntrlx, got $6,500, nnd the same amount
went to her friend, Kthel Winifred Chnp-man.
New )..ik (Thomas) ; Mr and
Mis. William .1. Ilnllcr nnd party. New
Yo.k (Stn.iii.aut r) : .Mr. nnd Mrs S. J
lai.'wi.ntlinl, New York (Do Dion Bnu
tun) . Mr. and Mrs. John W. (ircen,
Biooklyn (Coli ) ; (ie.irge F lv..gi. and
Frank S. Itllcy, New Yoik (Pierce);
Mrs. II. .1 Kaltcnbach itnA Miss Kill
tenbach, Yonkcis (.Marquette) ; Mr and
Mis T S Whiting, New York (Over
lilld), Mr. and Mrs. K A Cooper,
Paterson, N J ( Itoe) , Mr. and Mis fl,
L, Hu'chlnson ami p.uty. IC.bt Orange
CPrrrlese). nnd Mr and Mis It Sleden
hurR, Jr. Oreenwich, Conn, (Locomobile)
Will I inn it In 111 Mliii'iiln I'lilr,
Mink.ii.a. I.. I. July 31 The miii
agomcnt of the (Jiieens Nassau Agiieiil
lui.ll SfM'Icn .inui.iiii.' .1 to-. 1. 1) that (p.v
Whitman lias arceptcd an invltatlmi t.i
vb.ll the annual fair nf the s... ioiv in
S pleniber at tills pbie. W. dm eilay,
SPplrmber h-is been designated as
(1. wrnor's day.
iifiii. She give ?r.no n per waitress and
J230 In l.ei conk, and her nurse. Mnllle
UallSfher, reived ."..noil. Dr Wind B.
II, .as, liei .h)sl.i.in, g..t tl.non and a
similar anmutit went lo th. I linger. HI v.
ersidi- Pl'f sbyterlan Chinch ller etep
urn, I'.lvvud N Treat, received K'O.niifl
ii, irusi nn.l the ii-iiiaiii'li'i nf the rs
t He went t.i her son, Valentine Tieit
111. II XI. ( i.rt'.trnn lliitf-iued.
Tin. . itsa g.'nient h.ik been announc!
..I .Miss I21lr.il.i-ih M.ny I'nivni'.in ..' ,er
s.v CD, N .1, and AMhnr I.e.. Cass1.,
nf Itiiinklyn No date ha bie.i f..r
the wedding
I'rnncl lllicl.eiilinn Hi-tiirnliiK
Siitt'inl I'altle flfunalrtt in Till. Si s
Hu. ,s- via Lnnilnn ..Inlv :(1 I-". ..,,-! ' ',"' X ll.ll 11 1 III llirillor
MacLennan, the American singer .it- In' ' iMt lininrh in Tnr ii i
tached to the Berlin llojal opera I'lim- ) I'miis, .luh M -.laner siev, r t ,i
pany, will leave foi Atueinu sli .ri'v t" p.sb pot', has u ,ns to Dub-. wheie he
fill engagementi during the Chicago ha hem nppulnlril cmator of the Na
opera season ltlim.it l'.-tuie Oallcr)
,,i,, .i. iri.-t" s. i.iiei
Kunrril ervl- ..' I.e. '.lie rrotenr-,
U Webster ..v-iuie .It-r.rv . 'tiv Heluhts,
S j, nn M-.ii 1 1 .tfirninmi V'uu.t
; jt t 31. .V. .... k Interment M
V.irk II v I'emelery
STUWAHT "n Julv 3". Ilratttrli.irn,
V. . lmualas II 1-iew irt. .on ef the lit
Tlioinas P. and Marleti i .".swirt.
diner il sertl- Mniniiv. ,u loijn. u
rhur.'h "t lh As.-tnslnn, Fifth -ivn.i
,n,) Tenth sliet. In'eiment Wool
latin Hoston papers .leir enpy
TODD -At M'.rrle'nwn. N . en'sierl Into
res' .lull ?'. ti'.. I'.mllt M. alf.- nf
Willi. ni II Tell ' l...t'..'.'r ef the
late I'.ip. i'h in i in I M.rniret
liinll. IS ef llr.M.k Ii
Kiit.eeil ."!. Ti 1 1 A.igllst 3 P.
. ,u th. rri,i, n, . f her lirolher,
A'nnzo V Tl' n. . I-'V i4n sirel.
III. ink n ili-i-tMien- .' pi.19 Hilts
Crmnery
UMIEIITAhRKtt.
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