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THE SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1915.
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MISS CRAWFORD IS
A MIDWEEK BRIDE
82,800 ASSISTED BY
POOR MAN'S BANKS
Delegate! ReprewntlBg Morris
PIm Companlei Meet Here
in Convention!
GARY PLAN URGED TO j CUT RATE TICKETS
END SCHOOL CROWDING I DESPITE AGREEMENT
Bccomei Wife f l. K. Bfttteji
it Parents Homo in Now
Roehellet
Board of Edneotlon Aiked to
Put it iii Operation in
ah Borongh!.
Tliontm .Afnnncrprs to Consider
CniM of Four Houses yio
lntinr Rcoont finln.
UHANDDAL'GHTEB OF NASI
Nin RoCHKLLfl, N. V, Sept II M;s
Muriel Nasal Crawford, daugfttgr of Mr.
nnd Mm. John W. H. Crawford und
irgflddaVflltar of tlio latu Thnmn Niiflt,
In cartoonlet, heroine the brldt ill liltrri
ri lodajr of Donald Kiieriiy Battey,
Ion of Mr. ami Mrs. William J. Hal toy.
Tli rerentotiy wa performs! by tho
I;. . -iK' lli'.l Of Maw IVItnin, I'onn.
It VM double ring ceremony. The
... families are nelghlmra In Overlook
Clrele, Hi- rhinont.
m Bvslyti MacAllster of Engl.
WOnd, N. J., and Mlee Sullle. Naat, the
bride I roualn, were her only attendanta.
The beat man wan William Karle Hat
ey m"l the ueh rn were John William
1141V Crawford, Jr . Thomaa Nan Craw
orl. Thomai N:i!t HIU and Henry T.
Klrkham. isoniun W. Battey wu the
pae.
Two hundred (rtip-t remained for the
recaption, wedding hre.ikf.int and dan-
glnff
Mr and Mra. Ilattey will live In a
Ph"to .xinyrnht by Mare-m. New Tork
Mrs. Donald E. Battey.
hnuse in Bceehmont Juat built by Mr.
Bsttey. He la ., member of a large
woollen firm in New York city.
SMITH PALMER.
V of I'. litatrni'lor Weds Three
Ias After llrlile'a llliorrr.
pHii.At Fi.PHtA, Sept. 15 Just three
gays ai'ter she had been irranted A di
vorce from her first husband, Jackson
Pi ' in attorney of kowell. Mass,
Mrs Mary Palmer, daughter of Mrs
H P Perkins of Lanedale, Pa., was mar
rlad l ii. last to Dr. Henry It. Snrlth
of the I'nlverslty of Pennsylvaiua
faculty. Til,, marriage did not become
known publicly until to-day.
Dr Bmlth, who la 33 years old, la In
trn In plrlloaophy. The degree of
I Oct 01 ph ioaophy argg conferred upon
him rec, titljf.
Mra Sm :h appllad for a divorce from
her nrst tcuihand In li.combur, 1913, on
t'ie gruundl of cruelty aid flMgl Ullll
Tlie decree was grantid In the Norria
town ourts.
Ae so.ri as Mra Palmer received word
that she had won arrangements wero
QUI' i . made for her marriage to Dr.
Srrctii. who mat her eight months ago.
The ceremony was performed by
Jud-. Qllpln m the Municipal Court.
John son Karrlagloa.
Nr- RoCHgbUI, N. Y. Sept. 15 Mlsa
lanohe Violet Farrlnaton. daughter of
r, and Mra. wllaon Kip rarrlngton,
a- rri.d to-night to Heorge White
Mhrtaon, a director of a bank in Hack
MM k. J , at her home on Bgachmont
Prl tl ,. Rev, 11. 11. Hadley, pastor
" SI Paula Church. Newark. N. I
s attend' d by her sister, Miss
Baihnr.1 Karrlngton. Kemptun Johnson
aaj ti.e best man und Alexander liarber
w.is the usher.
The couple will live at the residence
0' tha bridegroom's parent-. In Hacken
a. k(
The brldt is a descendant of the Kips,
ti Id KnlckerbOOkar family. The bride
ITi - father was one time a State
nai in Now Jaraay, was Assistant
ter-Oanaral end is now president
of tho bank of which the son It a direc
tor NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mill 1 11. es M. Loonle and Donald
' H oil. : will bo married this after
Roon at ih.- home of the bride, 64
Rlveralda Drive.
Mrs. H,ie, Slater of Neajiort Ii at
t. Klti-Carlton, a ha re also is Mrs.
Montgomery Hears of Jloston.
Mrs Richard Zrvln, who was called
to BaltlrnOrO hy the HlOOri and subse
J" ' death of her mother. Mrs. Thomas
n Morris, has returned to her home,
Park avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. Hevereux Kmmet liive
I from the Adiron. lacks and are
: 81 James, I . I.
Ml and Mrs. Prank S. WUIoak of
P irg, who huve lieeu passing the
Urn ! at Hark Harbor, Me., are at
t'ie St. Itegls before leaving for their
".untry place at Sewlckley, Pa,, for tha
Ml
Mr and Mrs. W. Btorrj Wells have
returned from Newport and are at the
PiaJia.
Tha wedding of Miss Knld Bhaw,
'' iter Of ex-Secretary of the Treas
fry Leslie m Hluiw and Mrs. Shaw,
to John M. McMUlail of this city will
llebrOtad on Betember 22.
THE SEAOOER8.
I'sswniarf by the White Htar liner
lApland, which Milled yesterday for
Uve pool
Q. H M Breaiasf Thomas Kilgnur.
V i Plekson tr A. I. Lockwood
i uis Jai.ksou 0 Miller
i; ' "si- Mr. anil Mrs H B
ties II Hiitehiii Nelll
"' A V Tarbell
Arrivals by the Ited Cross liner
no from Newfoundland and Hull-
fsv
fill I. C Cooper Mr and Mre O J.
; "le Hldeliour
L bm8wEo- r and Mrs. U W.
" "unman
wSf ' sF -SM
DISCUSSION BY EXPERTS
Tieleffntea r epreeetitlna every one of
the or-mpnnleM now operating under the
Morrla Plan of In Hietrlul Inane and In
vestments wire pieaeut yetterday morn
Ina when a two duya convention of the
man.iaera of theae inwt'.tutions oiiened
In the hoard room of the Industrial Fi
nance Corporation, the orgitnlslns body,
at r 2 Wlllliim atreit It wiia Boon ob
aerved that these guarters were loo lim
ited, and after the opening a ldreaaea the
delegate adjourned to the board room of
the (luaranty Trust Company.
Clark Williams, praildanl ol the tn-
dualrlal Fln.uae Corporation, welcomed
the .'.legate Ha was followed by Ar
thur J. Morrla, vice-president. Mr. Mor
ris has for many yeara liecn Interested
in opiHMilnit the small loan agents' tneth
la of doluK bUOlIMN and his -name
was uivon to the plan under whvh these
OOmpMlM operate. The discussion
which DottOptnad the t.me of the dele
gate up to 1 o'clock wa undertaken
by the gcknowladcnd experts on the
Morris Plan and was commented on ojr
the delegate as 1cinK particularly In
atructlve. After tills dlaCtiatlon luncheon waO
aervel at the Hunker Club In the
Kquitulite Hulldiiift, end the delegates
then Inapeeteil the new ottlr es of the
New York OOrApany, which are on the
third Boor of the tSqultabia Building
TIih inmpany has ii. e'liiatv feet of
floor apace there and .1 lease for five
yeans, with option of renew ft, It woe
announced a few days ago that fpm
Ii'cemWr 31. 1114, to AugtMl It, Itll,
the local company leaned 14 1 ". . 4 s 0 to
324 borrowers, the average loan being
under 1125. Many ..f. IhON borfOWOrJ
were ost offloi employees, firemen flirl
potlOBfnefl, claaaei of men who becauae
of infreipiencv of pay days have always
lieetn the ieeullar prey of the loan agents.
In the aftern'Mtn the delegate! went
to the Polo Q founds to me the American
i.eacue game between Detroit and New
York. After that they visited the Will
Isms College Club as guests of Mr.
Williams. Mr Williams was the or
eanlger of the WlUtatna College club In
New York and la now Its president
in the evening about I OH delegates and
their frlenda went to the theatre.
The business -.esslon to-hiy will be
hold In the Isaird room of the Uuaranty
Trust Company and at tfon the direc
tors of thi Induotrlal ftnonca Corpora
tion will hold a special m-eting The
d-legateg have been Invited to Inspect
the offices of he itnaianty Truet CORt'
piny by President Charles II Sahln.
who Is chairman of the executive mm
ndttee of the I. K. C They have also
been nskt-1 to villi the Stock Kxchunge.
In the evening there will be a dinner at
the Hilt more.
it arai announced yeoterday that the
twenty-five eompantaa now oparatlng
bad. up to August 31. loaned llO.IIfv
OoO to s2.H"'i borrower! In sums averag
Ing less than lltl. The Infant OOWIPMiy
operating under the plan Is that at .
WaterbUry, Conn. Hrhlch haj been do
ing bualnaea lesa than a miinth. Ciitn
penies at Providence. P.. 1 . POM Wayn
Ind.. and Ranaaa City, Mo., are now be
ing otganlxed.
MISS EMILY SLOANE MARBLED.
stew York tilrl Hrlde of French
Army lator,
fgftlfgf ''itt'lt ir.sitr ti Tils Si s.
T'Aina, Sept. II. Miss Bmlty K. I
Sloane, ilnughter of Henry T Sloane of
N-w York, grgg 01. in led to-day to p.aron
Amaurv da la Orange In the city hall
uf the Mstggnth Arondisaenieiit. A reli
gious ceremony was performed Imme
diately aftarward in the Church of st.
Honor d'Kvlau. About a dozen er
sotis wen- iiresi nt at the ceremon.ss,
moatly relatives of the bridegroom,
many of them in uniform.
Miss Sloane's witnesses were H. W.
Itliss, secretary of the American Km
basey. and a young woman who accom
panissl her from New York. The bride
groom's wltness..s were the t'omte Chnu-mont-Quiry
and tha Comtesse de Prls
sac. The brides dioss was tr.mmed
Copyright by Mar.enu.
Baroness de la Grange.
with old lure ladonglng to the la (i range
family. Tliu bridegi-oom was In unl-
j form.
The Mayor, In his specstli, referred to
the bonds of union between the United
States and France and the fact that
the bridegroom Is serving In the dlstln
I gu shed corps of aviators.
Cbli'HSn (.til Wed.
fpeetaJ cabit ....;. . to Tax sun.
Ijonpon, Hept. ir, Major It. Whit
bread of the Coldstream Ouards and
Miss Josephine Peck, daughter, of the
late Harold Peck of Chicago, were mar
ried at St. Peter's to-day.
YACHTS AT NEW LONDON.
Nkw Lomion, QoBfl . Sept. , The
auxiliary srhooner yiuhts Vugrant,
Hear CotniiHskire Harold s Vun.lerbllt,
ami tho Intropid. Uoyd Phognlgj the
steam yacht Itcmllk, Willis Sharpe Kil
mer, and the Cigarette, William 11.
Ames, have arrived. The schooner
yauhta Dervlih. John Bird; the Fedalma
and the Vagabond II, have Uoparted.
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SERAFIN CONTRACT
NOT YET CONFIRMED
None nt tlip Metropolitan
Open House Will Say Hp
Bneeeeda Toeeanlni.
NtMtg of the persons concerned In
the management of the Metropolitan t -cra
House was able yesterday to con
firm the reported engagement of Tuiiio
Serann us conductor of the opera next
sastin It Is supposed that this engage,
ment la Intended to supply a substitute
for Arturo Toscanini, who has not yet
signed his contract to return.
John Brown, bUStnaaS manager of
the opera bouse. .-.Cd that nothing was
known at the theatre In connection with
this engagement. Seradn has been the
conductor at I.a Scala, where Arturo
ToBcanlnl was for several years. He
began as a violinist In the orchestra.
One of the most Influential of those
connected with the management of the
Metropolitan Optra House told yester
day of 11 letter whi. h had recently been
sent from Ituly to him The writer, who
has been with Slgnor Toscanlnl, said
that In spite of the conductor's present
disinclination to sign a contract now, all
his friends felt certain that Slgnor Tos
canlnl would come to this country when
the time came to begin rehearsals for
the New York season.
Slgnor Toscanlnl has been receiving
nt the Metropolitan opera House a sal
ury unprecedented In operatic history
for a conductor. Last year it amounted
to 4t,000, 11.000 a week.
GA TTI-CASAZZA DELAY.
Time of HI llrtiirn I'roni Italy Is
I iicertnln.
fgirttl PtUt Deagsfea Tm Si s.
RAMI, Sept. U. Tha report that Ar
turo Toscanlnl. the Metropolitan Optra
Houae conductor, will not return to the
Culled States this season la premature.
Decision with regard to the lime of
the return to America of illullo Dattl-
Caaaaaa also is held In sbeyanoe,
NEW PLAY BY HALL CAINE.
Krohiiuin Ooaaptmy Will Present
"The Prime Minister. '
The Charles Frohman Company ac
j ceptod yesterday a new play by Hall
! Calne called "The Prime Minister ''
(hjtanle of the novelist s dramatlsut ion
of his bisik "Tlie Manxman,'' which Jo-
! seph llrooka will present here. It Is his
I first contribution to the thentre alnce
'The OhrlsUan" and "Tlie Eternal Quea-
tion" foundad on "The BtornaJ city."
New York will ace tin- play this season
The company which will support
William tilllette In "Sherlock Holmes"
and "Sac rat Service" at the Kmplre The
atre includes Joseph Itrennun. l!lward
Ftichk.ng, Bdwgrd Mordant and Marshall
Y'liicent, who were added to the cast
yesterday.
JAY B. LLPPINCOTT TO WED.
Will Marry Divorce,! Wife of 1 .
IrvliiK It 11 11 1 1 om 1 o 11 To-ilay.
Mrs. Mary Ludlow Uogert Huntington,
divorced wife of K, Irving Huntington,
and Jay 11. Llpplucott, clubman and
former champion polo player, will be
married at noon to-day at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs llcniy
L. Ilogert, on Lawrence street, Flushing,
L. I.
This will be Mr. Llpplncott's second
matrimonial venture. Ilia flrat wife was
Mlsa Camella Hare of Washington, D.
C, nnd they were divorced In HMO In
Colorado Springs, Incompatnblllty of
temperament being the basis for the suit.
Mr. Llpplucott, who was graduated from
the University of Pennsylvania, le a
member of the family of publishers and
belongs to the Klttenhouse, (tacuuet,
Radnor Hunt, Country, St. Anthony and
Huntington Valley Country oluba. He
Is a son of Craig LlppinvotU
The Juggernaut.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
nme nf 11. . latest Names IMared
nn the Itcalafera.
McAlnln MM Helen Itlmr Rohln.
son. 1 1, nvei
ci.rfor.i pern barton, Jr.
Phlladi Iphla
A .N Morr.ll. crtpm
Creek Col
Albert -Mr and Mrs K. C Uilbert.
Prlv.dence. It. 1. ; K N Hrooke. Lowtll,
Mass
BelltclaJre Mrs B Miller. Washing
ton ; it Ducknar, Chicago,
Braalln XV, Morgan Hhuater, Wash
ington . I. P Wood, Tro) N Y.
Majestic -W. S. Sou, Chicago.
Manhattan Mr and Mrs w. ft w.
Bdflgr, Dayton, uhio. Mr. and Mrs. Q,
A Merrill. Salem. Mass
MM lis Antoinette lu.lge and Mrs
Aleck Board man, Mew Orleans ; itaiph
LOVlttt lietrolt.
Mathtrland Mr and Mr M Uaa
ker, Qalvsaton, Tos . Mra, D Hech
mysr, New orlaans
Lorraine- Mr. and Mrs John L Me-
Klnne , Tltusvllle, Pa Irving w Hen-
blight. Rnglewood, N I . Mr nnd Mrs
J. imes W IteWUrt, Cleveland
Plata- Sir BrnaM Caasel, MontraaL
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.
vYATMgUar, Conn., Sept. ID. .Auto-!
moblllglg from NaW York arriving at '.
the Hotel BHMl to-o.v Include Mr. and'
Mrs Charles 1. Taylor and It A.
Pendleton (Locomobile) ; Mr. nnd Mrs ,
B, H. Hnthorn and the Misses Hnthorn
(Haynes); Mr. ai d Mis. Albert Tuttle,
Mrs Morris Patterson (Packard); Mr
grid Mia E, M Harrison (tudtbaktr) ;
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Stall. Albert P ,
Stall (Wlnton)l M-. and Mrs M V.
RamUthi (Dodge): M.ss Putnam, Miss
Carltton (Packard); Mr, and Mrs p.
1 i. Wobbar, Alica O. IVabbor (Hudaon) 1
Mr. n.r.l Mrs c H Bona, ' "ga liana'
(Hudaon); Mr. and Mra. H. P. Dyer I
(Oldamobilt), other arrivals were Mr. I
and Mrs c c. lmg and Daniel C
Long, Washington (Cadillac).
l.t vox, Sept. It. Motor arrivals at
Hotel AapinWalt to-day Included Mr.
and Mrs E II Webster, Mrs F. tl
Webster. Miss Webster. New York
I Cadillac ) . Mr and Mrs. Qlf B. I
Cady, Miss Bllaabtth Cady, Ntw York
(Oldamobilt) 1 Mr und Mrs. .1 m. Hoyt,
Mrs. Robart Poryan. Chicago ( Plerct-
Arrow) ; Mr. and Mra. DouaTkui Wdh
ardson, New York (Packanll: Mr. and
Mrs, Alexander Cochrane, New York
1 Packard 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge S
Payson. Naw York Hudson) ; Mr. and
Mrs. W. K, Stewart. Wi.rreii T Stew-
nrt, Kdwln Stewart
( Packnrd t : Dr. nnd
gee, David Mugee
t Plerce-Arrow ) ; Mr
Sd. New York
Mrs David Ma
Jr., Princeton
and Mrs. J H
Potter, New York
MAMOHgSTgg, Xt.
1 Peerless)
Sept. U.-
- Arrivals
y nuto at the Kitiltioex House to-day In
clude Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and
the Misses Itiildwin, New York (Cadil
lac) ; Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ktrby, Lngle
grOOd Chandler) ; Mrs K J. Shattuck.
Miss M A. RhattUCk, Miss S. Shattuck,
Huston (Packard) ; Mr. und Mrs. K. W.
Heist. Ilnstoii (Hudaon); Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hillings. Cleveland (Packard) ; F.
L. Curtis. F 10. Tufts, H. T. Anderson.
II. C. Ite Holds, Puasalc (Packard) ; Mr.
and Mrs. W V Jones, Mrs Charles U.
Wright. A. V Hrldger. Ctlca (Cadllllo) ;
Dr. and Mrs H, M. Illcka, Mr. and Mrs
John It BlOOd, Amatiirdam, N. Y.
1 Stevens ) .
CoOPgggTOWN, M, T., Pept. It, Auto
arrivals at the OteauKn to-day were Mr.
and Mrs. II. Perry Mills. Oraonock,
Conn. (Pai-kard); Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Jackson, Miss Kether J. Jackson, Master
Sanniel Jiukson. Jr. New York (LOOO
mobtlo)) Miss ft O, W'nkeley, H. W.
Drake, Mr. and Mrs Q, S. Weldon,
Brooklyn (CgdllUSO); Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Cniuld Schurmnn, Miss loroth" and Mlaa
Martha ftohurman. Ithaca (Cadlllao);
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Uodwln, New York
(Mercedes); Mr and -Mrs. It S Ma pea,
Iteacon, N. Y. (Mercer); Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Lafrentz and Miss Hazel It La-
frantga Brooklyn (Packard); Dr. C, M.
I lupine and J. A. Lupine, Itoohester
(Franklin) I Mr. and Mrs. W. S Haw
kins. Watervllle, N. Y. ; Mrs Heverley
CisiHltt, Miss Cundee. Watervllle. N. T.
( Pierce-Arrow. )
g:t,000 In Jewel. Lost In Hag.
Stamkokp, Conn.. Sept. 15. -Mrs II.
('. Vangiesen. 11 wealthy Omaha. Neb,
woman, has asked the Stamford police to
find a suitcase containing upward of
$3,000 worth of Jewels, which disap
peared at the railroad station here yes
terday, si..- la a sister of D M. Van
Knihurgh. IQ Kaat Thirty-eighth street,
New York,
PARADE AND HORSE
SHOW AT PITTSF1ELD
Mrs. EdwanJi Spencer Drlvei
Winning FonMn-IIand :
Mini v riasxps Slion n.
Lwoi, Sept, It. Many teno and
Plttaftotd cottaifers took part in a parade
and horse show In Plttaflold ihll ,.f;er
noon. held by the Ptttsfield Urange
There were 200 horses In 'he nai I.
FreO ii. crane exhibited bis Belgian
-table and John Alden Hp r showed bis
Clydesdales. Mrs Bdwards Spin. er
drove in the four-In-hand class, with
Mrs Augustus Drum Porter 011 tha
box beside her OiMUd Poster ex
hibited bis tandem and saddle horses
The awards as dtcidtd by William Pol
lock were as follows :
Four-in-hands Mrs Rdworda Spencer
first, Wellington Smith second . tandems
-iSiraud Foster llrst. Wellington Bmlth
second; ladles' saddle horses Mlaa Kate
Cary first. Qaorgt IS. Turnure second.
Miss Edith llonsal third. Mrs Pavld T.
Dana fourth; gentlemen's aaddlt horaea
Qiraud Foster llrst, Wellington Bmlth
second. Wltllard Smith third ; ladies
driving horses- Miss Matilda M I
Whiting llrst ; ponies over thirteen
hands - Miss Kate Cary llrst . Colts over
two years old Miss Helolse Mcy. r llrst
Mrs. John F. Alexandre came up to
night from New York. She will give .1
dinner for twenty at Spring Lawn 11 ,
day evening before the domino dance
of Mr and Mrs. Carlos M, de Heradla.
Among Mrs. Alexandres houae guests
will be Mrs. William 11. Russell, Miss
Kdlth .Morgan and Newton Rat
Other arrivals from New York to day
were Mrs. M Dwlglil Collier. Mi- li.ivul
T. Dana, Miss Isabel I . Shutter ai. l
Mrs. Hubert Winthrop
Mrs. i'hlllp Schuyler, who has been
at Kthelwyn with Mrs Winthrop for
some lime, has returned to New York.
Howard Wlllets has deeded 1,000 acres
of MopsJ farm 111 New Marlboro to bis
son, J. Macy Wlllets
Mr. and Mrs. QeorgS F Perkins, Sr ,
have closed Hrooklawn in Let,
Mrs Francis C, Huntington ami fain
tly are visiting with Miss Helen c. But
ler in Btookbrtdge,
Mra. Newbold Morris and children
have returned to BrookhUTgt from Luke
Qaorgt,
Mrs. l'alward H. Hurrlman and Miss
Carol Ilarrlman are expected to arrive
for the week end.
Mrs. Charles Macliougall has arrived
from Auburn to visit Mr and Mrs
Carlos M de Heredla.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D, Johnstone
and Miss Kthel Leupp cams up to Ty
rlngham from New York to-night,
Mr. and Mrs. Havld Ives Mackit have
returned to (treat Harrington from a
two months visit to the San Francisco
1 x position.
OSCAR HAS SELWYN IN COURT.
objects tu Play llllla on Dis
mantled Vletorln Theatre.
Oscar Hammeratelti yeatenlny baled
Kdgar Selwyn Into the West .'hie police,
court on a summons charging him with
posting playbills on the walla of the old
Victoria Theatre ut Forty-second street
and Seventh avenue without Hammer
ateln's permission.
Mr. Selwyn told Magistrate Appleton
that he had paid the wrecking company
which la tearing down the tlieutre for
the advertising and that Mr. Hammer
stein had also presented a hill for lilt,
Mr. Selwyn said he did not lielleie Mr.
Hamim mteln was thb present lessee
He callud the superintendent of the
wrecking company as a wltnesa. who
said that according to the contract ho
bud the right to use the burning for
advertising purimses
Mr. Hammersteln asserts Mint he Is
the lessee and Ida lease has nine years
yet to run and that the contract per
mits the uss of an electric sign only.
Magistrate Appleton gdjoumod the
case until Friday, aaklug that roeorda
of ownership be produced.
WHITE SULPHUR GUESTS BUSY.
lirD dm 1 natloajf
'iniir t hlle
(It tl tracts Mai,..
Wgtra si i.i h' it gpatgoa, w. v.,
Kept I ". To-day's programme was filled
with many social ag well as sporting
events Btorrs Walla of New York gave
a turn 1 at the Log Cabin, taking his
guests there by motor. Mrs Alan Iewls.
Mrs p.ail Lewtl and Col. and Mrs.
William W Wh.atley made up the
, party.
Mrs r 1 Cragin of Philadelphia waa
among the hostesses at tea this after
noon at the Qrttnbliar, entertaining for
Mr- Wheatlty, Mr- Alan Lewis. Mrs
John Izard Middlttnn ami Mrs John B
Sherwood Mrs A. H l.at liner of Phila
delphia gave a t.a for eight, among
thnaa pic-, nt being the Misses Frances
and Iterthu Clark and Miss Kliiubetb
Lowndes
Included in the driving parties to-day
were Mra, James Hpeyer, Mis. Braclay
Warburton, Mlaa Mary Wgrburton and
I Mrs James It Haggin and tr, and Mrs.
Preston Batterwhlte, who drove to Blrn
hural for t.a, Mr, and Mil c M Mac-
Parians ami Miss Isabella MacVarlana
ol Chicago went there fnr luncheon
Mr and Mra. William Reynolds Brown
motored to tirgan Cave retiming
through Ltwlaburg Mr and Mrs. k. i.
I Hobbs of Morfolk motored to the same
pla.-e.
Mi- W K Vanderbllt, Jr. nnd Miss
A' i f Morgan plnyeil their usuel game of
1 golf over the eighteen hole course Other
golfer arena I u Field. tut Lewis Taylor
and Walter Taylor In a twosome, Col.
James n Branch, w a Btlckney, Alan
Wilson ami Knnuv Wlnsbip In a four
some. Mrs I. H Butttliok and the
I Misses Margaret Uuntgp, Prancaa Clark
i and I korothy Hancock.
Mr and Mrs .1 w 1 'assldy of New
. York rtached (hi Qreanbrlsr to-day from
the Mount Washington. Hretton Woods.
Mis William Plgol and Miss L. Y.
Freeman of New York motored over
from Hot Springs I ionald Markle of
Haslet on, Pa., returned to the (ireen
I brltr after .1 week In New York.
Playa 1 Plttrata,
David Warfhdd returns to-day from
.-'an Frunets.o ami will begin rehearsals
:u a now ptgy written for him hy David
BatgaoO, which will Is. shown In New
York early In the new year
Walter DafltrOSOh, conductor of the
New Tork Symphony Hooltty, returned
Msterdny from nn extended stay In San
P pane hSPO, where he hud gone to con
dutg the mualc he wrote for Margaret
An-'lln's dretk pUVya at the I'nlverslty
of OalMomla.
Ned Wavhurii's "Town fPapiflg" has
boon postponed at the Centurv from
: Saturday night to Tlnnsdiiv, Septeinher
III.
Sunday coineits and special matinees
j for the snoou ragsmant of worthy playa,
bsgidag the prodUotlon of two new muai
' cal OOmadles and "Poppy," a play by
! Cynthia Btocklty, constitute the plans
I lor this ataaon of the Times Producing
1 Company, which controls tin- Longacra
ciieatre
Dr HttgO Felix, the BurODOan com
poser, has ai rued In Now York with his
musical acre of Mra. Carter Harrison's
new oparspta, "Prince Sllverwlngs."
which will be produced lure and In
Chicago
Arthur Hammersteln has engaged
LaWranCt Haynea, a dramatic tenor, to
take the leading role in his new light
I opera "Katlnka." by otto Hautrbach
ami ltudolf Prtml,
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TAKE
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MOST CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE IN AMERICA
GREENBRIER F,NEST BATH
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CPEN ALL THE YEAR IN AMERICA
Staff of experienced Physician in attendance
The svstem of vocational schools that
originated In Dtiry, Tnd.. was offered
to the Hoard of Education at ! llrst
meeting of the new school year yester
day afternoon as n solution of the par;
time, or double sessions, problem There
are 10,000 pupils In the elementary
schools of rjrenter New York now on
par; time. The greater part are In the
boroughs of ftrooklyn nnd The p.ronx
In Manhattan there are onlv about 1, 000
pupils In the elementary schools on part
time.
The ;.iry system Is now In practice
In twelve schools In The Itronx nnd
John Martin, chnlrman of the ronunlt
tee on vocational schools, asked the
board to institute tills plan In nil 'be
boroughs. The ilary plan was Intro
duced Into the twelve llronx Si ROOla
by William Wirt of Cincinnati, the crea
tor, Mr Wirt with tie aid of Herman
Schneider will Introduce It Into nine
more llronx tchOOtl next week.
The teachers' retirement fund,
Which Comptroller I reiel. t gast an
nounced this summer to be bankrupt,
was also under discussion. The Comp
troller reports that there la not enough
In the treasury to pav the retftVd teach
era at the end of this month. A ip lal
committee was immediately formed to
confer with the Mayor's committee on
pensions and the city officials to at
tempt a solution until legislation could
bs enacted to appropriate a fund for
1 this expense.
John C. Green, chairman of the com
mittee on finance, Introdui-ed the HUH
budget It Is the largest In the history
of the city and calls for an expenditure
of $4,011,141.01 more this year than
I laar The total amount Is $13. KIM. ill -1
McCARREN ESTATE IN COURT.
WIHIaaa a. Hirier1 cinim to lie
( untested llefore .linlae.
Samuel S Whlti house, executor of
the .-state of the late State Senator
Patrlok H. McCarren of Brooklyn, Hied
objections yesterday to the claim for
111, 777. fit OJKently made against tlie es
tate by William s. Hurley. Mr. White
bouse ho. da that the lit'.. 760. 04 glroad)
paid Mr. llurl.y was all Senator Mc
Carren OWOd him In a supplemental
objection the executor points out that
even though It be found that the Mc
Carrcn estate la still Indebted to Mr
Hurley the latter has lost his chance to
collect by falling to file his claim Within
six months after the advertisemnfl for
creditors was published.
Hubert H. Beaton of Mr. Wh't. h -use's
Office, Harold N. Whltchoife and C
Walter Randall visited Surrogate
Ketoham yusterday with the request that
he submit the matter to a Coun'y Judge
for trial Surrogate Ketoham denied
that he had advised Hurley, but said
he had discussed the matter with him
nn 1 therefore would grant the re
quest. The trial will probably take
place next month.
NO PAUL ARMSTRONG WELL.
I'liMtrlslit'l Kslute nlil to
Viiionnt to l.esa Than g."l.
Pnu; Armstrong, playwright, who died
on August 2 last, left no will His
widow. Catherine Cissaly, known on the
stage as Catherine Calvert, yeaterday
hied in the Supreme Court an applica
tion for letters of administration, She
said he left no real estate and that tils
personal estate Is Valued at less than
Ifii'O.
He left one son. Paul. 14 months old.
by his second wife, and three daugh
ters, Annabel, Myrell and RUggbgUt
aged respectively it, it ami II, b) ins
tlrst wife. The thus children of the
first marriage are living with their
mother at 15 Roat Seventy-eev.nth
street. As Armstrong left no real prop
erly his divorce 1 wife has no interest
In his estate. Her alimony of 1 710 a
month icased at his death.
A. G. SPALDING LEFT $600,000.
l.eavee 1100,000 Baeh to :t inns,
Realdae la Mm, Opaldlag,
San DlBOO, Cal, Sept 15 The will
of A Q, Spalding, veteran baseball man,
has been tiled for prolate His Widow,
named as executrix, estimates the estate
to be worth t00,000
Keith Spalding of Chicago, n son, was
bequeathed 1100,000, lb' has received
0t,l if the bequest I turand 'hurchlll,
a stepson, who was willed an equal
sum, also has received fjot.000
The adopted son. Albert 'i Spalding
of Loudon, receives Iliui.nOO. of which
$1,000 Was advanced The relnalndei
of the estate goes to Mrs Spalding.
B, o Ippletrgle beavea mi.ihhi.
Edward i Applagata of Brooklyn,
wlai died at Spofford. ' H., on Sep
letnber . left an estate of 110,000 to his
three children, Jane K, Kdwittsl (1
and MOrrOW W. Apple.-. ite Hard child
takes a third. The testator's wife,
Annie K Applegate, died on June 28,
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
OgOaOl A BUMBINO, who died on
July id. 1014, .it 221 West Twent y Hi st
street, left an estate nppt.ils d .,i 172.
a.4. Ills widow, Annette it Blessing,
received K'n.lui) and the residue was di
vided squall) nnuuig lour nephews and
nieoea,
otto i.kiiman, who was i coatumer,
b ft nn estate valued at 111.012 He
died on Bepetsmbsr 1011 His widow.
Marietta Lelunan. and three children
are the henetlciarles.
The will of Arthur Qeorgg BedgWlck,
lawyer, who died July 14 last at Block
bridge, Mass., was flle.l ytsttrdgy In (lie
Surrogate's Court, of his estate of
about lloo.onii he left his person il ef.
fects and paintings to his two daughters,
Susnn R S Swanii of 12 West Sixii
flrst street and Qrgce A Sedgwick of I
Fast Tenth street He also gave I hem
the income from the residue of the es
late and testamentary power oxer one
half of the residue The other half Is
to be divided squally among their Issue,
another Newport llonse Rented,
ie Blola a Btdrldgs have leaaad for
one year for J J. Rooney his COttggO on
ttie easterly side of Ith.sie island avenue
Newport, it 1. to M.s Julia Winter
hoff of New York.
THE CURE
-AT
Orchestra seats at four first class
New York theatres were sold last night
UIHll r the regular box office price of
$2 and as a result the managers will
hold a meeting to-day to attempt to
bring the offenders to order.
P was also discovered that tickets In
a prominent hotel agency are being
sold at over the ."0 cent advance which
was pail of the managers' new agree
ment Indiscriminate passes, in certain
Instances, ate being r sorted to gg well,
anil a determined effort will lie made
to Straighten matters once more at the
meeting.
Two producing firms are InvoKed In
the technicality over the i ut rate llCaOt
queetion following the employment of
detectives by another manager who at
present has no tin aires open, but who
used cut rate tickets last season.
"The managers win meet to consider
several important questions," said i.ee
Shubcrt last night when asked about
the reports. "it has been discovered
that scats are being sold above the 50
(( tit advance, not by the Tyson Cnm
pan) but by an ag-ncy to whom they
dlsttgiute tii ki ts."
Mr. Shubcrt denied that cut rnte tick
ets are being sold for his theatres.
Aaked If 4 was considered permissible
to sell seals at less than the box nrtice
price after the curtain wus up lie said
it was.
"That Is what la called 'dressing the
house,'" he said "A perOOfl gets a
straight balcony seat and an ort-hestra
seat coupon with It entitling the holder
to an orchestra sent for the price of
one III I lie balcony. But It Is all done
after the curtain goes up and Is consid
ered gtrlettl legitimate."
Aaked If he thounht these peketa
could gel into the hands of the cut rate
agencies Mr Shuts rt said he thought
they could, hut didn't know that they
hud.
It was learned last night that this
method waa being used In several houses
and 'l .it -'! of the managers believe
the practice does not live up to the
agreement re sntljf signed. The situa
tion Is delh ate. and although apprehen
sion was f. it yeaterday that the plan
might fall through It was though' oe
slble that an understanding could be
reached
The committee which win probaMp
meet to-day consists of Sam 11. Harrta.
a H Woods, Bhubert, Chart ea u.
Dillingham and William A. Brady.
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
ol. iinil Mm. Uo To BrafVft ttola hr
Pre nlilo'tit'M lloimp Pnrt.
I WASHIMQTOK, Hrpt. ir.. Col T.
BfoWttt iUi:!i of tlM loltt Mrf. Wilson,
ha.- r-tiuiitrtl tu tUt- Whitf lliuv, a
i omp i nlfil by Mr. BrOWtl Mi- n to 1
I rn;i ri for ROtnt tltnt With ilie Irr1nt,
imt Mrt. Urown w:M return tu hfr hom
iti AtUuM i tbti Wffk
Socr-t.irv M?AdO0 nrrlvr! nt th
, White Mouno l.tMt ti fhT from NVw Rl
J lanl. where he h.tH been on a motor
trip witii Mm. McAdoo.
Mtu Ittlrn Wood row Boneii Dr 'apv
i Qra'MMl nd Mr Tumulty POtllplOti tho
houp jart f the Preitiflfnt.
Mm. (loorga T. Ilaryo, -.fe f tho
I Unltod Hut h A mbftaWodo tu Runola,
' is hero proporattory m iottiltHi hor huo
bond at hli pool f duty, Mm. Moryt
iiai orrlvod in Wanh;ntori from Call
, forxiia, rhi tha pont the aummfj
j at her hoirttv
OBITUARY.
.Iiilin lloliert .
PATggaoM, M. J.. Sept, i ." John
Doherty, brother of the lute Henry in.
I hertv. who was the founder of the Henry
i Doherty Silk Company snd one f the
must prominent siiw mauiufiscturorg in
I New Jersey, d.ed ilerlay at his home
j I'1 Floss street, aiceil 79 years. He wae
i aaaoclated with his brother in the arjltt
I buatneaa, but retired, four years ago.
Mr. Doherty fought In the civil war
j until he was dangerously wounded at
iQeltysburg. lie was not innmed.
Prank K. HamlHll.
laVlNO-OK-THg-IlDOaOK, Sept. n
Frank H Hand. ill. 01 ears ..Id. preet
d. ut of the Kmplre Coal and Coke Cont-
panv of West Virginia, Med hora to-day.
lie graduated from Harvard in the class
of 1 sT4 and later from Columbia Inw
schisd He prartlaed law a short time,
then went Into the cal mining bUSinSOS.
He Is survived by his wife and one s,,n.
MARBLED.
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Ktni:v Rlaonor, doufntar t Hrnrv t
PlOOna f Niw York city, 'n llamn
AOiaury l lo ir ni: uf Pari! Krnr.
DIKD.
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Hattla w i'.an poi ;i n fotbaf -f
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