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FILMS FOR CHARITY
Pfetnro Vppctl for the Blind
nmi for Completion f
Nation's Defences
KiEIM SEAT I I'll.l.KI,
Port iiampton, i. Li Aug N, Men
tttir I. 1 psnOBI gttondOd the open nir
arfprn met it llM Theatre I Ml
h foi the benefit Of the Southamp
ton l if Ml And ttM Lighthouse of New
Vorl M -I Ot thQOO in the audience
sere fl Btl4 ...Huge colony Mote than
;od box Mali were Mid, and boforl tlM
pert' rfl SOCI blgBW .ill others aeats were
olil
fde nim entitled "The Lady of ihi
UghthoUM VM donate I for I hi MM
H0I author. Mill Niton H Weod-
ruff, wli 1 ' mimbor of tiio committee
far m. n Bllndid In Battle. TBs film
itowi i ihi condition "t Um blind nmi
Whal trl f o'.il.l be given them.
The were live oilier filing. TheSS
MOT) thi condition of lids i-ountiy's
,itf, ,, , i poi, Robin m Thoinpnon
mate aw Bddroog. The inning's enter-
nil m srranged bj the Ladies
um i j of ihi Itouihnmpton Hospital,
jged by Dr. .1 F.. Regno,
Th.- bra when won Thomas Cnrnonlo,
rj laniioi Dllworth, Bdward Thomp
on K Burrall Hoff man( Jr., Charlie Lie
ami '! .iff Trevor.
among tnau occupying is.xre were
Pol and atra. Thowipoow, .Mm. H 0
Mn ll-m l) Whittldd, Mr.
Charles Btesli, Mr. and Mri. Harry Rob
M m Hetty L Parrteh, Mn, Alonao
Better, Mm Qaorgo C Kobbn, Mrs,
Henry (. Phlppe, Mf ami Mra. Omeihue
1. i flton, Mr. unci Mrs f Hurr .11
Hoffman, Mra William M Qrtnnefl, Mn
j c Thaw, Mm. Rogers, Mm. It. A.
Frrtrks. Dr and Mm Albeit II. Kly. Mr.
nil Mri !' A SnOW, Mrs S. K dl PofOW
Mi and Mm. K. Blew art Davis, Mrs
Joseph ii. Dtljiorth, Mr. and Mm. O.
tVamnaton Curtis. Mr and Mm Ed-
nnnd Coffin, Mr and Mm, James L
Bresss, Mrs, T, Mori is i usrnigle, William
r lm Mrs. F. Maker. Mrs. Joseph
V stilhnm. MlM L Stllltnan. Mrs. F. I.
latndstreit, Mn W 'in Konntaa, Mm R
M Honn ami Mm. A. M Hnyl
uetlot pttney of iho I "nlt-.l Statei
Papr-m,' Tcuirt and M:.-h Pttmy w,-re en-
t." ik d at luncheon ai ti iroif olub iy
h apim I Parrleh. Ami.. nit Hie lUaltl wer
aw, Aiii.ii i.. Miii. MIm s. Lei of
ll'aihington, r Cornillua Clifford, Mra. T
II Uaroir, Mrs. O, Homey an I Henry K.
J'aittr.
At the Mc.nlow ("lull ti'iinie toiirna-
rrent iiday thera wal th- laravHt m,,i
a far thla waek. Fully I, lea paraom
itneftae,! the play from the porch tind
ipaclal irand atand which wai a riot id
Kite tall ev ntne.
Mrs iteorge Whitney entertained about
' 1 t :e! al her mittane on Fit at N k
line f ir her daughter, Min Mat e WThlt
nay
JOHN CORT'S DAUGHTER WEDS.
fruiiii-n llrltli of Jnhll 11. LWl
In
l.ltrle hureh.
M'f.- Koretta Dertr nle Cort, dautlttar
of John Cort, theatrical manager and
olunr. was m.irru.l ycat rday lo John
I'.. :i Uesrla of Beattle, Waah., in the
l.r., church Around the Corner, by the
!; : H. H. V. Roche, the curate.
T . l.r de la 27 years old atid Uvea
fl ' 71 Central Park Weft Mr. Lewis.
Who Ig 10, la a son of Clarence lwia
and i Hal ive of Iowa.
Mr- Li wis said l ist night that she
' Id '- m i' hr haw husband "for years ''
Mr. Lev.- added I "We've been engaged
for . yoara."
WEDS ITALIAN OFFICER.
taa Resale Hyaasa ol m t orh
Bride in Mllnn,
Milan uag, II. Mlsa Bonis Brains,!
daughter of Mrs. Henry Hyams, of'
r oik and Chicago, became ;hr I
bride to-day of LI. ut August.') Man
fred I'arrlaiggl, o the Italian army.
I.li ut Carrlaggl belong! to one of the i
H famlllea of Bologna He will rejoin
t..a agtnn nl immediately.
(la rnii .1 ei Mm-1. fan.
K Vork or ihi wed dim In st Paul's
n : h Vancouver, n c. on August u I
f ' "i A ftevimeyir 2d and Miss
fear t Mleen MacLssin. daughter of
M ' ( Mrs Kwen Walnwrlghl Mac
1 "i" Mi Havlmeysr Is t e son of the '
lata CI irlei f. Havontoyer and a grand- j
sun n' i .. kta Theodore a Havemsyer.
Mil m i iei by her aeoiid niarrlags be ,
rsnw M Predarioh O. Bsaob Voung
Mrs li ... meyerV parents an prominent
uver. win r Mi
Ha amej e r
hai been i ngl led for three
lun. r hualnees.
ears In me
iiaii Hnpplnar,
Mlnton Ball ul Boonlon and ;
Kaleltu Hopping ,,r Florham Parti, !
arere maTflid ysstarday by the!
H H M Augustine of Hanover
ytvrlan Church at ihe homi of the j
'ill is a director of the Ameii-
Fottipany of Morrlstown and
I'n iii.- ami Merchants Itank of.
I Mrs n ii win isavs on Hi-
fo a trip of live weeks to the j
oael They win go with the I
A, in ilatlon It Seattle.
Tl
lln
l'Ie Of
P .
i aah llunaMi
i IKANUS, N I . Aug. -
Baa
PI
Mi i.
I
Mart ".
Miss
i hiaun, d mghtar of Juig
i A Duaan of irttnue,
and
and
Hush of Raal tinngs, aera
ai r to day in gt. John's
lirnnge, by the Rev. Thomas J
w s Dorothy A Imarun at
lie( s si, r, and John A Rush,
of the br:deglo' lii. WilH b- st
tllaa Helen Inrrnr Kuganedi
Tl . uugemetll of Miss Helen Karrar,
' i i of i In Rev. I i .lames at.
I t 'In lllral Reformed church.
and 11 cold IMward Castillo,
II ifael del Castillo of III Second
' s I., i a amiotitu'tsl.
VERNOH '.'ASTLES D03 IS LOST.
Iirui herslnsinn Reaponalnlo
lliuard for n Prlac Winner.
t'uatle'a 'bi'tiiaii sbsphefd dog
Ins won priaes at various
, hua ii i ii missing since Bun-
I
III 'ir irdi Mr DaStto'l brother
la w ,he jaf mil on that iliiy
Hiring in,, from the 0 istis
i ii ... t. i. i when nrar
Mr Li id ford sot out
. ia mil Res look advantage
lea i ran asgy
i' - i considering hlntaelf re
I ir Hie loss of the don. iii-
' 1 1,- . no n in the papera
"'t uffvrini a riwsrd (Of III re-
OOLF STARS BEGIN PLAT.
''I' Kntrj- Mat for flprn Whltr
Monntaln f'ham pit Mjnjbjp
BaarroN v,opa, n. at, Amr. 26 Tha
Wnumhek .leffemon aWraelecl parties
for luncheon from all over the While
Mountains to aee the start of the annual
open White Mountain Bolf champion
"nip. Playen from Twin Mountain. Bathto-
nem tnt Maptowood Country eluna, iiret-
lon Wonils and Mountalnvlew golf clubs
were entered d over seventy were
In the qualifying round.
Mra. Mara s Willing, Mm Thomas
nimond, Mn. .s H, Auitin and Mm
abt .1. MOTM were among those en
tirtalnlng In honor of (he evenl and a
harvest dan.-,. 1)PK arranged for
Sal unlay night.
.Many motored from frawfortl. Twin
Mountain mid Maplewood thla evening
to sc.. the employee1 annual masquerade
ball at the Mount Washington Hotel.
Itretton Woods, for the benefit f the em
ployees' sick fund Or, J, n Ijke White
spoke and a largl collection was taken
over Jim oouplM were In the grand
march. Dandna In the Foret ,le Hans
an, suppers In the Can Drill entertained
the truest
The annual caddies' concert at the
Mount Pleasant House occurred tt,
evening gnd Ihi guests responded gen
erously t the appeal for funds with
which to carry on the South Kml settla
meril WOT PDItoWlng the concert Mr
mi Mrs. .hums Oa) of Philadelphia
su r to Cnartos P Anthony
J tss f..r a house party at War-
W',.. ' ' '"-morrow Mr and Mrs.
Wallace Lyon, Miss ami .Mr jBV
and Mr ami Mrs Paul g. gpeldon, were
among the fueata Mi and Mis John
WlntStllOtham of Chicago have opened
heir Cottage al Sugar I IHI fr the au
tumn seas,,,, Mrs W H Symmes. Jr
and Mm. irwm Cornell entertained at
I MdgO and aupper at the Proflla House.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS
UNDER WAYAT LENOX
liiipsts Continue in Arrive as
Anguil Drawi io
Close
LgMoSi Mass. Aug 2fi Mr and Mrs.
Uvlntston PhetpS have arrtvisl on a
Malt to Mr, and Mrs Wllllum B. Us.
ood Field at Highlands Houe Mr
l'lielpe is SeorstaT) of ihe American
Rmbnasj al Rome
Mrs Thonuu, Shields Clarke will give
a dinner for fourteen of the fi lends
of her daughters, Ihe Misses Alma and
Bsatrtos Cfarke, Monday nlgM. After
dinner the guests go to the Hotel Aspln
aaaM for danolng, Miss Beatrice Clarke
ami John I. Clarke have returned from
rssnwlch, Conn., and miss Alma
Clarke aIll ;ir:nf on Saturdav from
Tuxedo
Mr, a id Mrs Frank H AppMon. Jr .
of H.ston have arrived at the Curtis
Hot, I t,, visit rien. and Mm Fnmk II.
Appleton. who are Staying there
Mr. and Mis NeWbOld Morris will
give a ball at Brookhurat in gsptsmber
H.irorns.s AndrSS, who haa been at
Hotel Aaplnwall Bines July, went to
BriarclMTa irige lo-day.
Mrs, gllaa Wiight I'rlggs and Miss
Drlggs, ano hatra been al Hotel Aaiin-
wall. have retutned to New York. Sirs
W. Hostile Uon.sal gave a luncheon at
lkinslene this afternoon.
Mr and Mra CJeOTga W. Forsyth are
gueata of Mi. M. I w Ight Collier. Mrs
Collier will entertain at dimn r for her
guests to-morrow night.
Mis jenni- W. Runnowall of Wellaa
la) has arrived on a visit to her slstei.
Mrs flsorgl Baty Blake Mis Arthur
HunnswoU i at Pine Nssdlsi,
Mrs. Charles II MoltOUgal will ar
rive to-tnoirov from Auburn to vlall
Mr and Mis Charles M 1 ' Heredia.
Mis Chuivhill Satterlee has leased a
house in Boston for the winter.
Mrs Char lea Bun bun of Hamilton,
Bermuda, is miking a visit with Mrs.
itir, w whistler ai Hidden House,
Mr and Mis Roland H I'erry gave
a studio tea at their country place m
Richmond H"" afternoon, entertaining
for Mr and Mis A Ho::;md Forbes
Mr .in.i Mr-. Charles Dillingham of
Boston, who have been the gueata of
Mlsa Helm '' Butler, have gone to
Washington
STAGE STARS AS CREDITORS.
London Theatre Cnaspnnyi inc.,
ptioa Petition Bankmptey,
A list of ered'tors distinguished In the
I has tries) World Is given In a volun
tary petition in bankruptcy hied In the
United stai.s District Court yesterday
hy 'in London Theatre Company. Inc.
1 471; Broadway, produeir ami stager of
playa .md dramatic entirtalnmmti The
llabllltlea amount 10 Sk.;:7v and the
assets an so limited that thi company
tiled What is known to lawyers as a
''pauper's petition." i an accompany
nig affidavit, F L Sample, secretary
and vice-president, says that the Com
pany Is Without sufhclsnl funds to pay
1 1 e f e ol I he coin t
The only asset cot. slats of a copy
righl to tii' play "What Happened at
22." The ownership of this play. It ia
st it' ll, has probably reverted to the
author for non-payment of royalties.
Among Hie creditors are Victor Her
bert, the compossr. I2,74 for royalties!
II 11 and Robert Smith. 12. Ml for roy
alties; trial Lawn. J4.i:i. Raymond
Tui'is. IM1I; J C. Usher, l,T54i
Minnie Udell MSI i 'arl (Janlvoort,
.'v; Frank Doans, I27S ; Will West.
tBI, and Frank W Sheridan. $.'.sr.y all
fin lalaHsB. There are many olher
claims f,.r salaries listed.
Tin company was incorporated In c.
1 ner i, lilt, wiih 150,000 capital alook,
This was afterward InSTSSSld to linn.
000, and John O, Plain r breams prcsl
dsnti He was one of I h prOdtiCHU of
'Klorodora'" sevsral e.irs ago. which
made a profit of S00,0M,
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs Carl A. de Oorsdorlf, who Is at
Orchard Hllli her ouuntry place in
gtoekbrldgS, Mass, will give a dance
there on geptsmbsr 3 for her dsUghtsrS,
1 he Mioses Josephine and Alma de
Qeradorff,
Miss Margaral W Colgats. a ii.iugii
tei of Mi", and Mrs. .lames IV Colgate
of mis oily, win in- married to .lame- s.
1 n ull of Morrlstown, N. J . on Beptem
her 1, al Hen VenUO, Ihe C igute couti-
trj place ai usnnlngton, vt
Mrs. M. Lawtence KlOni, who haa
been passing the summer with her
father. PlMsrlcIl N. LaArence. at Slope
llnuas, 11 1' side. 1. 1. Ii at the Plaaa
Mr. ami Mrs ch tries gerlbner, who
pSVS been it Mol ri -toAii. X. ,1. are
making a motor nip Iheuugti tin Berli
y h 1 rsa
Mi and Mrs John MsgM hae re
luriied from Mount Klsco ami are al
Hie St H J!' The;, will leave f u Kan
Mateo, Usl., lo-morrow for a atay of
several weeka
Mi and Mrs, Augustus Pet body of
Chicago, alio are it the St Rials, gave
a small dinner there last nicht
Me and Mrs J. Laurens Van .Men
havs returned from Newport and ura
at the Rltl-CarltOn for a brief vlall
Mi and Mis Philip V Strong and
iii, .1 daughter, Miss Hertruda gtrongi
ai,. al (liens Falls, N. V, for a few
dan bsfon lolng lu Wvatpoi 1. un Lake
1 'hamplain
HARVARD'S PRIZE PLAY 1
IS FULL OF SURPRISES
photo hy White fttudie
Jane Cowl and John Mason
Republic
N
"l nminsn 1 im Al the Republic
Theatre.
Mr- .ulUrtun I. Is Llarllng
111. liar, I PUllsltOS . ... Huss Whvt11.1l
Bd warla Key Cochrane
Anne Pallerten MslgustNs andsrsos
Kllen Nesl June Cowl
Arthur Caaklsy Dudley Hawley
Hush Kailartoa Orme Cal.lsrs
JUlUe Samuel Kllvnn John Mason
Mis- Warren . lel Ie
W. P Ystes M.'hrrl MeWldl
JedgS of police Court John Kavuhl
Mrr Neat Mshel COIcerd
Mori than ordinary Interest attached
to the production last night at the Re
public Theatre of "Common Clay. " the
Harvard prixe play which hud a success
ful run at the Castle Square Theatre in
Host n under the management of John
Craig It la the first d-amatle offering
of a man. well into the middle age, who
Wrote it while at work under the in
struction of Prof. Baker of Harvard.
Clival Klnksad is the nams of the
author. He ia .1 native of Louisville.
Ky., and formerly was a member of
the legislature of that State. He has
been engaged In newspaper work at
odd limes and haa been a practts.ng
lawyer In his home city for ten years.
''Common Clay" was produced m Bos
ton, and was the means of spirited bid
ding on the part of New York manugera
to procure It for a metropolitan en
gagement It remained for A. H. Woods
to capture the producing rights and it
Was lie who presented the play laat
night
There were other factors, however, to
Inspire premature interest In ths New
York production. Mr Woo. Is had sa
lt ted John MSSOn and Jane Cowl for
the two leading roles and hla sup
porting company included such play, ra
ai Hues Whytall. Ida Dari ng. Mantua-
tite Andsrsoni Dudliy Rawliy, urme
Ca lai 1 Lela l.e and Robert M, Wade,
whh'h led Mi Woods to utinounce an
"all -lar cast."
rtay or laserlonaOi
''Common Clay" is written In three
acla and an epilogue, its hrcale Is any
larg. western American city. Its action
takes place In tha home of the wealthy
Pllllrrtoa family. In the office of their
BIG NEWPORT DANCE
AT THE HILL TOP INN '
i Mr. mid Mrs. Joaeph Shriiisou1
1 Stevens Alao Entertain a
Large Dinner Piirtyi
NSWPORT, Aug II.- Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Sampson frtevens gave a dinner
ui ,1 dance at Hill Top Inn tins svsnlng.
Tin y had a large party for dinner and
afterward about fifty other guests came
from other dinner parlies for the dan
cing, for "Inch two orchestras played
continuous music.
Pink ami white were used almost x
. luslVSly for th.- Mo'Hl deroratlona. the
same schema being curried out in the
reception room, where the boat and
hostesses received their gUSOta, and In
ihe ilimng pavilion tine large table
was use, for the guenta.
I miners were also given by Mi s
French Vanderbltt, Mm. Prank K stur-
gla, Mis J, SlSWSrl Harney and Mrs,
Henry Barton Jacobs,
I Mr. and Mrs W. Karl Dodge have
I the Clam Hake Club for a dinner and
dance to-morrow night, ami s Mont
gomery Roosevelt will give a luncheon
at hi same place on Saturday.
i Mr, and Mrs. gtuari Dunosn wltl also
I he among the Satui day entertainers, giv
I lug a dinner for Brlc Wood, who la to
I be the guesi of Miss Alice 1'n ston for
a few da v s.
Mrs J. F. A Chirk was a luncheon
hostess this afternoon, and Mrs i ieorge
I'. Meascrvy will give a luncheon to
' morrow.
, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley I 'avis, w ho will
remain ben for the larger pott of Sep
tember, are visiting at Helfast. Me.
1 1. m Hutton is in re Inaptotlna his
summsr astats, Bhamfock chit, which he
did not open this summer. He is at Ihe
' Muetichlngsr King.
c. .1 Cutting of New York is visit-
lug Robert w fjoslst, He registered
at the Casino to-day. aa did I. C
Logan. 1' S. N and Mrs W A De
lano. Mr, snd Mrs. CondS Nasi are to dose
'her season here about September IS,
returning to New York, but leaving thrlr
children In re for some time longer
Mrs William H Caperton and Miss
MargUarite Caperton will also he Sep-
lembsr sojourners this .venr
Mar. John Lit wards tat.
It was learned yesterday that Mgr
John UdwardSi settlor vicar general of
the diocese of New York ami rector of
St Joseph's Church, 81 Sixth avenue,
who is years old, had been ill at st
Vincent's Hospital sime last Thursday
His illness. It was said at the rectory,
Is not serious, and he is expected to re
turn lo his duties lit a few davs. Mgr.
Kdwaids Is one of Cardinal Farley's
cloaca! friends, usually accompanying
the Cardinal on his tripe to Rome
THE SUN, FRIDAY,
in "Common Clay" at the
Theatre.
friend Jiutir nieoa, ami in Ihi p"llce
SjOUrt. Till' epilogue is set III Ihi home
j of th- ffnflirlowi. The i. me op vera a I
I period of ten years
I Kllrn S'ral, played by Mlsa Cowl,'
Iconics from a wayward life to a life of j
seeming ress-i lability as a servant mi
the h .use of the JnsHlntoaa, She tltula .
1 that as a servant ahe can expect little
trore tti.in as a woman of the streets.
! She blcomsa the mothi-i of .voung ' d-
1 ti rton's child.
Kor this Infant he demands t.lu- same
rights ami prlvltsgsi win h would ac
crue to him were the baby ffsllrrtoa'l
j l' gal heir JuHgt f'llsoa. as lawyer for
the Fulerfont, reluctantly takes up the
I battle of ahum respectability for his
I Client! and threat. us to expose the
young mother through a young para
site who Is responsible for tier original
' downfall
j in her desperation HI' it .Vml turns
on this iM'rsou and airs his riiony in
Ihe siUi. court, adgff Fison. unwill
ing eounael for the defendant, wrings
fmm the supposed mother of the un
fortunate girl a confeeslon as to her
real Identity, which unexpectedly In
voves himser it is an overwhelming
1 Linux and ffillOS and the girl, I 11 to
face with a atartllng relationship go
out to meet life together The ep.logue
leaves her clothed with the glory of a
r ew estate and n long deferred happl
liess Triumph for l Ua I nnl,
"Common Chy," na acted last night.
I serves as a powerful protest against ao
'rial Injustice Its theme Is the aaaen
t.al equality of people and the wanton
I perv rslon of that eijUStlty by arbitrary
dlstlnotlona In Its treatment it was !
'daring arid unionventlotial.
Jane Cowl SCorsd another triumph, i
iciiual to If not greater than he:- ruta-r- I
eonetlon "f .tmp rsmer in "Within
I the Law ' Mr Mason throughout the!
play contributed sonn of the 11 neat hits ;
of acting In his lo: g BtagS career. Mr. ',
Woods has esleeted a naal wim h (or
general strength and excellence Could j
hard!) baequail d Huss Whytall in ins
oharactir of the aldsr ffaifirtoa cave
in excellent performance.
"Common Clay" with am h n company
and produced in sus h a iimshed m.mt .. r
made an Instantaneous and genulns I
1 hit, even with the usual first night au- 1
diem e.
SOCIETY IN TABLEAUX
AT NARRAGANSETT
Notable Gatheiing Bees Well
Known Peraona In
Heroic Rolea,
Nassaoansstt ptaa, R I., tug ?s
Society turned out in full for the tab
leaux at the Oselfto this evening for
the benefit of St I hihenen i's Rhurch,
In the audi uce wsrs Mrs Johnson
Johns, Mr and Mis Harold B Kl owl
ton, Mrs. k J Marlannl, Mr, nnd Mrs.
W H Coombs. Mrs. .1 II Clothlsr, Jr.
Mrs a it Lambert, Miss Claudia John-
son. the Duke JUraSSO, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard M Cowpsrthwalte,MraB. J. Run-
sell. Mrs Irving H ChaSe, Mr and Mrs.
Caryl Roberts, Mr and Mrs S.nnuel H
Valentine and Luthet p, Uraves, Jr , ..f
New Ifork The production of ihe tibleaua
was under the direction ..f T. '.l ot Rattan
ol New York.
The tableaux and those v, Im tool, part
follow i c.ii nu n. M.lis Mudelim Mora l ;
Madam Butterfly, Mn Talbot Hai in; in
a Persian Harden, Mrs. John 11 Hanan
ami BJarrt iioii" v , Egypt, Mrs l. j.
HomervUtoj The Blue Vase, Mra Hanan
Wsgnsr: Winter. Miss Katherlni Miller:
Flowers, Miss Msrgusrlte Rdwards;
Foster fJIrl, Miss Dorothy Norris Dur
ing the changing ot t. lablSSUS MISS
BlTwbsth De cam ami Henry Miller ol
Nim York aahg savral sslertioiia
whirli im hpled "Whan I Cume Home
and "W H.i t Am I Without Tin "
Mrs k j Marlannl sntittalned al
luncheon in the Casino this noon, her
guest r being Mrs, Johnson Johns, Miss
Claudia Johnson, Luther P. lira vet ami
Nelson ijrives of Ni-vv York.
The Russian Ambassador ami Mm.
Bakhmstsflf, acoompauled by col. Bloeumi
I-, s. a.i nnd Mrs gioounti motored to
tha Plsr from Newport for luncheon al
the Casino.
Miss LUCla Chase of New York mo
tored to-day to Newport, where he v l
the guest of Miss t'onsluice MoCSS atnl
Miss Janet Hauling.
Mrs Thomas Russell ( Nl W Yorl,
ntertalnsd si dinner al c.istie t'omfon
In honor of L. Pomeroy ilr.vs.
Mrs. Charles II. Btelnwsy of N, a Yin I,
was hostess at i Casino dinner h!e eve
ning lor Admiral and sirs II l' it n
lis, Duke HuruSSO, Mrs John II liiiiinn,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hchtnldt, Mr n.,1 ,is.
c s King, ri i Btslnert, Miss hlllaa-
belli De Cant Ward Stevens. Henry Mil
lar, Mis All ii ut Mertrns and J l Ar
thui A. Casseheer
Miss Mar) h. Warburion tnok a few
Philadelphia friends to Niapori tu-dsy
on the launch Defender. Mis... IVniline
Dlaston, Miss Ksthsrlns smith, chiiip
and Emlln Randolph were her guests
AUGUST 27, 1915.
SUFFS OH PAY DAY
TRIP TO CAR BARNS
Green n. With -l i -
Wordn PleMe Men. bnl Vfi
low RonqOftn Don'K
BACKWARD ON I'l.KIHiKS
Poui sutomoblles stalled from Woman
Siiffr.lge party h ad'iuaiters, 4X Mast
Thirty-fourth stieet. early yeaterd 1.
morning t.. canvass the twenty-four car
barns of New York elty. If the suffra
gists who manned them didn't SUCCe d
In reaching all of the 0,""u HSStortnon,
conductors and Bsrvloe men of the trol
ley system It wai because they were
out running cars ami not at the barns.
The Woman Suffrage part) thinks It
can save time and effort by going aftet
men by claaslflsd groups. Flrnuen. po
licemen, factory workers, c , are to he
visited In the place! where thev congre
gate, and II was thought that the Street
car employees could be most aunly
found at the barns on pay day, Yes
terday waa the day when the magic
envelope was handed out al various i.ir
barns, and the suffraglsia SUOOSSdsd In
rent hlng hundreds of men.
Horns ot the twenty-three women who
Went w re Miss Poftla Willis. Miss La-
vlnla L. Dock, Miss Ida Craft. Miss Ade
line Sterling ami Mrs K. B, WlthroW,
Miss Craft. Miss Dock and Mrs. With-
row had the blggsot automobltoi with
seventean-ysar-old Brmlnls Kaim to an
nouni'S tlplr arrival at the barns on a
trumpet nlmoat IS large as herself.
Miss Rrmlnls said she "caughl uf
fraga" wher a pup.l at Public School
from its principal, Miss Katherino i
Blake. "Hut ever) Kill who goes out
in the world and do s anything Ihf her--eif
bscomes a sulfraglat," she delta red
"You simply can't help It."
The bariMI at Ninety-sixth streea and
LexInSTtOn avenue were the tlrst vMtOd
D) Mrs Wltht'ow's motor. There were
a good main- l lshmen there, and they
were much pleased by the glean lunner
Miss Iock carried, with "Irishmen, re
member the women November 2" 1n
1 rlbed in Oaelio. one of the men COUld
v id Oasflc and he translated fir the
others. The men took the leaflets and
yellow buttonhole bomiuets the women
I. mded out. tint wi re mostly n ini-oin-mlttal
alsAAt N"veTn'er 2.
"Sure, we ain't thougM about It." one
conductor said.
Women ! git the v te eootier "r
liter. ' another told Miss Craft "It's
natural, an' it's comin'. Dm ws don't
bother about woman suffrage."
a lug motorman announoed that he
would vote "Yes" for ths women, and
gave a nine! reason.
"I like Buff ergSttSS,' 1 he slid, "beosuss
I ain't Dover seen one with a voten Pr
WOrna n butt n on that had one O1 them
silly far thll ga arout.d her OSCk.
Ireland proved b raver than fJWrreany,
f r the latter country. In the person of
a fat representative, waa routed by
l.ttle Miss Disk. When ahe tried to
pin :i suffrage button on his ahirt he
broke and ran
At the Nlnsty-alaUl street barns tin
Women gathered In aix .tes at one
swis p. The old paymaster anSUJ 111
them that he had live sons of voting
age. and that n NOVSmbet i thv were
all go ng t the polls with him to vote
"Yes" on the suffrage amendment.
SUFFRAGIST COLORS UP.
llr. atiaiv to vspenl nt .lersei Const
vtu MsetlnaTi
gyaiNO l-AKB, N .1 Aug 21 - North
Jeraey c,ait women who favor egual
suffrage to-day completed arrangements
for the mass meeting which will ha held
to-morrow afternoon in the ball poom
of the New BaeeX anil Sussex Hotel
The prlnotpol sts'aker will lie !: Anna
Howard Bhaw
The patronesses of the meeting are
Mrs t'ltoii Wlttpenn. Mm Osorgs Har
vey. Mrs Ie'vv s S Thompson. Mrs. Ju
llen Ortla, Mrs Robert PltoiUm, Mrs
I'. hi.'. Ouggonhatm, Mrs J 8. Sey
mour, Mra, Winston Cliur. hill. Mrs Al
fred lli''. Mrs. John Franklin Fort.
Mrs F. c. RaJrd, Mrs Horace ToUn
Mrs F II Williams. Mrs BamUll Hall
lier, Mis Samuel Metaxar, Mrs I S
Alpaugh, Mrs John a lasfferts, Mra,
Orta I Roland Riva. Mrs. Mi.ua Van
Winkle and Miss 1. R, f'almor
The ball room w ilt ls deoorgtsd with
the colors of the "cause," yellow and
White. It Is eapocted that 1,000 women
w.ll be present.
CHICAGO TEACHERS IN REVOLT.
Will 1 luhl Rfforl lo liar Them
Kr lout Hon Willi I it I it ii I n ,,, .
CttlOAQO, Aug. d - An executive ses
sion of officials ot the Chicago Tsaohars
Poderatlon, following t seorst mooting
of M.irraret Hatev. bUBbtSSU ngenl of the
nrgnnltaWftni ami Mm. mio riagg
IToungi superlntsndeisl of aohoola, w.is
the plan to-day preliminary to a Ugh:
aiinnst th,- propoaed amondmsm to the
rules of the I'aiard of hklUcailon tun
htbtti ux membership of teachers in any
nrganlawUoh cotmioted with labor
unloiui
la'uders of the fed or at Ion, ii is agldi
are lioglnnlng to reallae the aerlousnsM
ot ihe a tdatiou confronting them, that
there Is a ma.) ndl) of the board in favor
of th.- rule, mat Mayor Thompson has
come oa. openly against them and that
t;u r ic-al standing tna) not be so strong
as tiny were at float led to believe,
FASHIONS SHOWN AT FETE.
vo i i Held ai i.onu Beaoh for
Fronch War Hufferers,
T hi it -fi v e manikins d epinyed 'he
latest fashions In dies- at the fats
champetrs held at Long Beach last
nlsht for the baneai of the Prsnch vi.u
victim- it was arranged b) J. m Qid
ding Ai Co. and Ihi dolls weir Ihe crea
tions of Cillo!, QoorasttSi Jenn,
Cherulti liemarJ and others, Also,
actresses asrs thsre eellltui clgursttss,
i nd) .old flowers.
The., was oi Kxlel called the
Damitii a tullored smt i) Bernard of
red Rannsl veloiir. hisTh walstedi S'ith
Wkls pleuls ami trimmed with SAbtS
There waa a. pair of pajamas of bine and
pink satin, with the trousers trimmed
at ths ankles with -vhile fur.
Tii-tiighi a I'.'i masque ,ii us "held
in connection with the fats
EDISON'S EYES ARE MENDING.
I'riiiniit rlrsi ld Btopa lliiimer
from I'nlaab Kaploalon,
WBBT ' lg A NUB, N. J. Aug. II.
Thomas A Bdlson tcturned to his ex"
pcrkmcnis in his laboratory this morn
ing as usual and remained throughout
the duy Ills eves smarted us tha r. -s
ill ol tin soliP'oti ol potash which waa
blown Into tlislll yesterday, '"it inter
fered little with his work No serious
Offset la sspectcd from ihi iccld nt.
Th.. alia IMIItgee sull which he waa
Wearing al tie time of the accident was
ruined io atalns The laboratory has
glttays ben pi- par. .1, ii a. ems. for any
mishaps, ami muimsnl was ntcordad
Mr, Rdlson'a eyes Immodletglg, saving
them from any hatthurua.
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
WOMAN SI'KFItAOB PAttTV
io a m. to i' m. Distribution of
auffrsge boutonnieres nnii leafletl ta
men st car bone
Noon- Outdoor mssiing before party
headquarters, is Bi-t Thirty-fourth
street
1 P l Men'- IjOSgUa fur Uoinan
Mugrafs at voies f,r Wamen rsstsuraat,
lu wall street
tl P. M CenfarenSI of Manhattan
orgsnlam at n Kn-t Thlrty-toarth
street.
am Day Open ah asestlngi a- Par
it"i ka way.
I P. )t - Huffrujp wsgoasita atspi
fur meeting st 1 n I st Street and Third
aienue Meeting st llll st tilth street
as I Willi! avenue, nnd at ti at Hvth
street aad itergen avoauo,
I P M. Htrcet me. Una o t Wsvsrley
place and OrOVS street.
P. M, iii Itia gaffrags ants "PUsr,"
meetings in Tosaty-sseond, Twsat)
fourth snd Tweniy-eighih gSSsmtMy
Sletrleta
'Is 1'. M -Meet lata st ttroadwav
Sid 1.17th It nit, Tenty-ni-i aireei snl
I tnl avuiue, Ninety-sixth stre-t stnl
Broadwayt Madi-on avmus imi Kifti
nititli atreet ami CMumbui cirela
WOMBN'g POUTtCAfi UNION
n i, n n Me. ting st Thlrty-esrsath
air-et ami Mroadway.
I M - Meetings at t-ia-t End sle
SUS and Blghty-alsth street. Itlth street
an.t Dread a ay i llith etre.i ami Wllin
avenue snd ll.'.ih street and First
avenue.
WOMEN TO HAVE CIVIC CLUB
Beomlnenl RnaTsanlsts and Intla to
Perm Bndly,
Prominent women of New York illy
are planning a new rlub for women
which win be arganiasd aUmg the lines
of tha City Club. It will be railed
the Women's City ClUb. Mm Norman
dl R. WhltShOUSS Is chairwoman of the
committal on organisation,
The committee list contains h
names of many suffragists and as many
otiars who are prominent among the
antla. Misa Alios Carpenter, a suffrsgist,
is one of the Women who originated the
uba for th. I uft. which will Is- a centre
for dl'cuaalon of cWlc proMinta by
women.
"The Women's Municipal League has
done splendid work," Miss Carpenter
Said yestetday. "but there lias I n a
feeling among the group of those who
have eolue III on our committee of mi.
hundred that possibly more radical wo .
than that done by the league would be
I of benefit to Ihe elty."
, Among those on the nigunlzation
committee are Mrs, Harriet gtanton
Blatch, Mrs I net Mulholland Bolsaevsln,
: Mrs. Henry Bruere, Mrs. James l.e,
I LaldlaW, Mrs Ogden Mills Reld, Mrs.
James Bpeyer, Mrs. Wltlard i. Btralghi,
Mrs. Charles Tiffany ami Miss Rials i'e
I Wolfe
CONEY PLANS FOR MARDI GRAS
Parades ta Bo Principal Pea tare i
This Venr'a iffalr.
The piogramme for this year's M.udl
'iras at Coney Island, from September
tl to September 1. was announced
yesterday.
A paradl each night will again he
the moat notable feature There wilt
be no king nnd queen to head the
procession except on Monday night.
when the members of the Loyal order
of Moose will present their favorites
Then- will be nightly fr-ak costume
contssts with cash pilars Flags will
be dlaplayod everywhere by da) snd
colme.i lighta hy night.
Tuesday will be given to the war
veterans, Wednesday to m. Woodmen
fraternity, Thursday to volunteer fire
men, Friday to Brooklyn latter c,,rrra
and Saturday to the children.
CHARLES H. CLARK ILL.
llarll'iird I'.dllor I iiilcrgncs Oper-
atloa in Boetoo Hospital,
Hastsoso, Conn, Aug 2't Charles
Hopkins ciark. editor of the Hartford
Coaruaf and one of the lending Bl
publlcana in the Fast, who was I7 yi iri
old last sinlng. underwent an op. ration
to-day in the New Kngland Baptist
Hospital In Boston His condition to.
night waa said to he eattsfactory.
I ir iiiigii Cabot performed the opera
tion, ssalated hy Ir. Rdwnrd L Young.
Jr its r k Bool and Qsortrs N. Bell
of Hartford were prssent. Mr Clark
Was 1 ii,i t: to Boston :n a spictal car ten
days ic . following a m noT oueiation In
this city,
TOURISTS B AUTOMOBILE
Li'Nov. Maas . Aug 2, - .Motor arri
vals at Hotel Asplnwall to-day Include
Mr. and Mis. A .1 Drexel Riddle, Phil,
adslphia IBImpIs) . Mrs H ' Hilt,
Miss Helen mil. New Vork tPlerceii
Dr and Mrs William S Tei rv berry.
i w Y"tk i National I . Ml a d Mra
ii 1. Crowed, Jr., Misses Crowell, Mrs
,t T Woodruff. New Yoik (Pierce);
Mr and Mr- W II Dav. New nrk
(Oldsmohils) Mr. and Mrs. Waiter S.
K. Kennedy, New 'rk: Mm II. A
Hwyer, n w Dwyer, Miss Dwyer
i Peerless i
M aNCHSSTRS, t lie
h) automobile at the I
:'t trrlvals
lUlnoS House
It 1 iil Mi and Mrs J"'m H Carpent r,
.Mr a'. I Mrs Ueorss M. Hall. Rnal
Hi o . !"p, . I Uldsmobile ) ; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charlea Y Audenreid, Mrs Hannah K
llentoii, Philadelphia (Chalmers); Mr,
and Mis L ii Bowen, Mr, and Mrs,
I'aysor Dexter, Phllud Iphia I Cadillac) ;
Mr nd Mrs w ii Duryea, Master
Duryaa, Nv.nk tPlem i;' and Mrs.
Clarence Wlutm.m. New o:l. i Sim
plex i ; Mrs Thomas s Koster, New
Vork, Mrs J H t'oiims. Ponsacola, w.
Ii Porter, Dallas iKrankl i . Dr ami
Mrs i; ii, s armlth, Bayonne t : u
ard) i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loomis
Tuxedo Psrk i chaliners I
W rWtBttRV! Conn , Aug
billsts from N-'W York at
,,v ai thi Ideal Tour lo-d iy
and Mis Thomas I. Hull
Mr ..I Mrs .1. J Kline
Id.- Auto
Hotel Klloti
Include Mr
t ' 'hai iters i .
1 1 tvsrland).
Miss i' D Ferguson (Plsrcs), Mr
Mn H ft, Mots, i Ruii k). P, .1 H
ml
h .
Ml
ss, ii. ale (Paokard), Mr and Mra
ny Van t. i burg. Mr and Mis II !'
I.
I Sadler i Ch aimers), John ll Rurrmighs,
I Raymond Lounsbury (Bulck), Mra, n
, 1. Lowndes. Mrs. M. ft gmlth, Misses
N A. Low mil a, H, 1. Lowndes,
H LOW u li s, H. L. Low ml - (f iok
nrd I . Mr. and Mrs F. II. Ri , , , ,,.
I mobile), Mi. ami Mrs .1 Kngllah
(Tlionms), Mi. ami Mrs t , Valen
tine. Mrs. Rutin. II, Mi s Witts iVVintnn)
I Others wet-,. M:-. anil Mra i: C Clnrk,
Mrs. John Howe. Miss rat It It Klersted,
Nulley, N. .1. (Packard); .Mr am' Mrs
s. Rckerti D. von. Pa, ii mobile)
CaopgMTOWN, N V.. till gt tula-
I mobile arrivals nt th. Il-te-aa-gn to-dav
wen Mr, ..ml Mrs
Miss Lucv Poller)!
' i Packard . Mr and
l: u
i'
Buffalo, n y.
Mis John Shee-
; ban, i n. a, N V . Mis
Kathli en I in vis
new tors t Fierce-Arrow ) : Marshall
' McL.iin. llua it. 1 1 prill I, tlllHtl)', N )
( W hile i Mi .md Mrs. K. , ;..,V.
V e.l Rl win. M Mlbl He Lai I r.
i ieorge R Lull liner, Buffalo, N v'
I t Thomas),
Hurt of tberdeen lu ) Isll i . .
: Sgsefsl fsS'l f'essefes in Tim: S.
LiNii.iv, Aug II The K.ul un I
I COIIIlteiM of Aberdeen Will to jo ho
I'nlled Stales and .'until. ,. , n, w
I viMt tits Panama exposition Ths) havt
man) other ingauintsnta in Amirica,
I The Count ell will attend 'he National
I Council of Wonn n in Canada.
MRS. CHRISTIE, LEADER;
OF SUFFRAGISTS, DEAD
Orprflniiptl Movptnpnl In Jcne
tin RaIhIiIK Si'Vpii I 'll i I -ili't'ii
71' Vi'.irs Oltl.
HaTonnb, Aug 2i! Mrs. Isabella M.
Christie, organiser of ihe first woman t
auffrpge movement in New Jersey, died
at bet Imme. M)l Avenue c. last Ii tar Ii I .
She was 71 vears old. She was the
wite of Alexander Christie, who served
aa a member of the Hark commission
and was the president when Hie board
Was wiped out of existence With Ihe
beginning of commission government.
Mrs. Christie was bam In QlafUJOW,
Hcotland, on March 20, 1141, and Waa
tlx daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joh't
Lindsay, in isr.y her parents wanl u
New Toril, and on June 27. lsfin. Mrs,
Christie was married, She and lor
husband la 1107 moved to Bayonn .
where hl) resided forty-eight vears,
thlrty-twn or which wen- passed m
the house in which Mis. Christie rllld,
Seven children, sixteen grandchildren
and two groatagrandrhildran survive
Mrs. Christie, The children ale Miss
Marian M. Ailum Christie, of New Tors .
Ml- W illiam II Chase, of Ceekskill j
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Jr . of Newark,
Mr- William 'leery. Jr . of Jersey I'll) ;
llsorge c Christie, of White llaltis;
Mn. Manning y. Pisheri of rleveland,
and Mndsay R Christie, of While
Plains, Her husband and children Were
all al (tie bedside wlleti Ml' I 'lit, stu
died Kunenl set vires al the Christie home
at i o'clock to-morrow uflornoon will
be conducted b) Dr. Anna 11, gbaw,
prealdsm of the National Womans
Nulfrags Assoei.it ion. Intsrmont win ha
In sieepv Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown,
Aft.-r Mrs Christie had reared her
family, of which sin- was the llrst lo dl",
she devoted all of her r-pire tune to
furthering the movement to aecura ths
ballot fur women. To this work she
devoted thirty-two years. In Ixs't she
organised the Bayonns Women'a po
litical Study ciub. the flral organlan
Hon In New Jersey which set out lo
obtain woman suffrage. For many
.veins Mis. Christie was president of
the i lub T wo years ago, when ah"
declined to s.-rve further, -lie Waa
named honorary president, which of-
flce -he nihil up to tin. (Imi of tier
dsath, Last venr she was elected hon
orary vice-president of the New Jersc)
Woman Huffrags Aasoclatloni
I buries II. lion
Lund liti.vM it. N. J.. Auk 2i! - 1
Charles H Huff, at one lime a tele-I
'graph operator on Tmb si n-, was found
j dea i In his room at the home f Thomas
jolly, g Chelsea avenue, tu-da) Mr
I Huff Was a WldOWer. He was born
iln New York fifty-SSVen years ago He;
I followed iilsgraphlng for a number of
I years, then drifted into polltlca, ami f.u
;a l ing time was connected with the I
Tamman) Hull organisation, He wis a!
'member of Chancellor W.il Ai-r'li
i Lodgi . No KIR, F. . M . it '
lltoboken Council, No, ',', Boyal t
lennum He was also a msmbet of
'Menu Temple, Nobles of Ihe M)'Stlc
Shrne
Mrs. Man h'ellls Heard let.
I Mm. Mary Nsllls Benedict, w fa of,
I Henry Harper Benedict, ons of the
i founders of the typewriter business in i
i America, now living at ." Last Bevsnty
itfth street, died on Wednesday In Briar-;
; cliff, N. . She was 71 Mars old and j
j t.ad been suffering for some time from J
.a complication of diseases.
Mrs Benedict was a grand laughter
I of den i P oigc Media of civil war fame,
i she left mn daughter. Mr Benedict I
was president of ti e Remington Type
writer Com pa It) from 1001 lo 1013, He!
ia now retlrsd, He bolonss to at v.rai
city clubs
Ths fumral will la- held this after
noon ut I o'clock from llic cltv home
i.eorue tie win Beysaoar,
l.. s.i Branch, N J . Aug II, (Ieorge
De Wilt Srvmour. paving teller In the
Parlftc Bank, New York city, died to
I day at Ills home here. :l'.pi Bioadway
Mr Seymour waa born in I n, a, N v..
Ion February 0i IIM He was a .voting
man when he entered the employ of
1 e Paciflr Bank and had served the
j bunk for thlrty-flvs years.
.Mr Seymour was the "father of the
I Ro.val Arcanum" in this cltv. He set vol
us resent during the Institution of Long
Branch council. No. 410, H A. on
January 15, Uio
He left a Widow, one son ami two
daughters
VI r. Theodora v. Holies.
I.'vst OSANnS, V .1. Aug 10.- Mrs
Theodora Beware! Holies, arlfe of Thomas
HUberl Bod a, died yesterday at her
rietdence, )l Webster place. Last or
ange. She w.is born iii Paris, Frame.
the daughtei of th.. lata Theodore f
Beward Mrs Holies was a trust. of
t'.o christian Science church. Orange
sin was a healer for several years
si,., is survived t.y her husband, u son,
Beward. and a daughter.
M ra, .lose M . XI n no .
A cablegram was r.c i. il yeeterday
1 , Chi lea H Thlei lot. i.f I : Kxi hai a.
I place, announcing the death In Mon-
treiix, Bwltserland, on Wednesday, of'
j Leotitii.e C. Munos. vv dow .'.'' J - M.l
i Munos, formerly of New Vork, Mi i
I MutlOS was 7" M ivs old S . had
i, t. . I., i.i.i. in,..,.. ... i ... . i - .' ,..,!
fourteen years it fore her hual I'a
death she lived a the cornel of Nut .
avenue ..ml Twenty-sixth stint gh.
waa bin n in .lerae) C v. tin- daughter
of the lali Perdl and and M.iinild.
Marls Thli -i. Mrs c n Meuda of
tins on v is hi i' alaler
hrlnlopher II. Ron ton,
Cim vo '. Aug. II.- Christopher Bell
Uouton, " e of ti:, pi , r bualneas men
of this citv. ,.i dead al his home here.'
He had been in the iron business alncp
j I Sou lu addition i" man.', other aclh'l
ii. s he wai pros dent of 'h.. Union
!' mule) Works for years He was horn
in i on. ord. N II., In I s.",'." Mr I Ion ton
and his brother, ths lata Nail e s
I Itoutou, were importanl faciosy in ihe
J upbuilding id' Chicago lifter the tire
l.i ,,, he l.i
-He
Mi- Ii C SeliKin.n of 133 Will
Plfiy-llrit street, who wua known on I
fie ruudsvllle stage as Blanche Leatle,
.pel I'esterday following an operntion I
for appendicitis performed Wsdnssday
at Mlkerlooiilln Bisters' Hospital, The
ImmI) Will lie ui to Philadelphia this
aftei noon
.loll ii I', llii t Nun.
. Rock vii i c CBNTSS. L, I . Aug ('. -I
John T. Davis,, n. ., piotiucr builder, died
at ll.s home here to duy in htS SiSt)
I eighth vcar lb Was a village truster
for several lerms, a former o re. tor pf
, Ihe MucKVillS Centre Hunk and a lead
ing Uieinlirr of St Mark's Methodial
llplscopnl Church, He left a widow an I
three daughters.
Bniuuel .1. Freomaui
' CliNUBMS, N Y . Aug 111, BaniUi I J.
j Freeman. t I i N. ,v Vork
larrrrr a id ot the c.i.g. rs ,(.'. died
I in-il l . in b.s h n. "i Congers H )
j lie was .'7 veins ohl Pol I ,1 C fuur
j years M r, P n had la-cn co ne t. d
I with the MOsi'i'i'i r, a I't'esliylcrl-in p.ipi r,
a'd tin lusi in years In was ila edilur,
He leaves Ins a fe, Mra Mir ha II
Pi ' nan
R. S. GRANT FORTUNE
FOR TITLED NIECES
Conntwii of Knnn ind Vfg-
ronnteaa dp Hrrtenll to
vld 91,100,000,
ft Smdam Qnnti oi e of the is, in
members of th, New Vork Block F4s
i l unge, who .i led December '', lflt,
left n n estate appraised yesterday at
II, 171, lit l If this amount he gave
1100,000 i..r life to hla in ph w. Pougl.ie
S (Irgnl, and left hl remainder In
.ttial abate- to his nieces. Allele. Coun
tess of BJaget, ami Kdythe, Vlacountllg
.to Brotiuli
Four da- before Nil death Mr Hrnnt
gav.. 11,000 lo Job , P 1 1' Brim, ll.nflO
each lo B. Maratldo, hi- Japanese alet.
snd Ixurl tl Hi il.-s. a. ami 100 shares
of the Rig Mudd) Coal and l"'n Com
pany, worth l o S Holland
These gifts were tax d as legacies be
cause made in anticipation of d ath.
Mr Omni owned securities worth
IIiWI.TIO, of which ihe larger itema
were the following Oranl Land Asao-
riatton note-, 1101,700; nig Mudd) coal
and Iron Company, I. sis ahar s, $i5o,
iiiki ; Brooklyn ITnlon ffas, nmi sharag,
III, 100; si. Vraln Cool Company, ooo
shares, 00,00t i St Vraln Realty Com
pany, it shares. 4f,
The tooedent'S interest in hla Stock
Rschangs arm of dram Co wai ap
praised at 1111,000 on an accountant's
report, showing that the arm was com-
pos. d of the de den I ami W llll.im Wal
lace, one of the executors under hla
will He Bontrlbuted the entire . apital
of 1000, and s .titled to all the
prntus after Mr. VVallaes had iinat
ft.i a year.
The assets of the firm were a SIM d
II 11,101,20!, of which. 11,111.11 j waa
capital ami net profile, Mr Or mi a ne
count was charged with ll,107,0H, of
which II0.70S was draw' for the Count
ess of Lss.x and $H.7lu was .. loan to
the Vlacountess de Bretoull
Mr Orant's Stock Kxchs is en waa
appraised at M 1,000 and his J. .velry
was Worth 2.''7s
ESTATE'S INCOME $1.751614.
Trnateea Rrporl on Rnrolngl of
Hank lleml's lroii'rlv.
An accounting in the stat. of John
Custne, prealdeni of the living Sav
Ings Hunk apverlni the laai nlneteeg
yeaiWi was n d by Ihi Sutrogatea'
Court yssterday, showing that during
thai period the estate has yieldsd an
Income "f I1.TE1.014, ..f which 11,00s,-
!ivl was from reaitv The trustees have
applied Mal.SOl in th. upkeep on the
property and have paid 11.240, III to
I, gntei a
The iccountlni sl ows th it under a
Court order real SState in Washington.
Varlcki Domlnlck and Commerce iinotg
'" I Rlghth avenue has been taken over
by thi estate of John Castree J 1. 1 10,001
in value, and atock In the company diss
t: .huted to the legatee-
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
Jacob Ki.iNaSNSTSiN, .. real estits
operator, who dud Decern tret 10, 19tS,
left in i state of 1210,104 Hi gave an
Income ol 1130 a yeai to lili mother.
Lcop'ld of Weathelm, Hsvurla, and ths
attir'a wire, and left 20i),004 to
Ms wife, Clara Klingenateln. He had
an equity of 191.030 In fifteen piece
f teal'v md hehl 137,047 In mortgage!
and $;.. sr.n n atocks ami bonds,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
some of the Latest Names IMueed
mi ihe Itrgrletorei
McAlpin C, K Bchneely, K.'bi,
Japan . n 11 Mmi Montreal . Mr md
Mi s. s Ritchie, Mlaa Ritchie, Omaha I
Mis Uugenlo I'ateraen, Miss K Palersen,
Washington U C Ml l Mis hrown
C. Crawford, Loulsvilli . lioraos B.
Packer, Philadelphia,
Vanderhill -Mr snd Mrs Arthur
Mini-. Miss Virginia Morris, Norfolk;
Mr. and Mrl J Honden, New Orleana;
Mr. ami Mis James L. I -o wry, lltloa)
Mr nnd Mr- l I! K ngsford, short
Hills. N J
st Rig a M: and Mrs Oliver OouM
Jennings, Newport, i; I ; Mlaa n.-iea
O. Phelps stokes. Maine
prlnci Heorgi Mlaa T Bticnns Mon
treal; Prank N West. Ueunos vica.
ClarMge Knsign c W M N'uiy,
f B N . M;.-- Laura McNair, fleorgla.
RllS-Carli l'. II. Ml and M; s. R.
Sut phitl, I ndianapo -
Alberl M M li.iugherty, lllildofogg,
Me ; PrsdSI 'k .1 llooilrow, Northsmga
i n, M iss . J H Wh t. . w i i.eshoro.
. Mr ..'nl Mr- .i i' Calvert, Balti
more. M rle tntoinette Mr md Mis p.
II Miniae. Man heater, Kngland. Mr.
u'.l Mis Howard ' l"i don. Ohieuw i
M.s.s n Manet , Dei ver.
Wl iTOtt- M: and M's k w Pratl
Mr, and Mi- f w Hlckms, w lahkng
ton. D C
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