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THE ' SUN, FRIDAY, MARdH 31, 1916.'
4-4
A BLAKELOGK WORK
IS SOLD FOR $600
TTilwst Prlco of Evening nt
American Association
flnllcrics.
TOTAL THUS FAR 813,186
The sale was continued Inst tilglit In
tic American Association Galleries of
the irdlccUon of foreign anil American
palntlnRK. anions which Is Included the
, nlliiilnti of tho late Honor do Men
once Hraztllali Minister at Wash
ington. . painting by Ralph lllnkclock sold
fni the highest prlco of the, evening,
going t ii bidder represented by Otto
licrtict, agent, for $600. It was a land
supc showing a pool and rocks. At the
left, from ii vantage point on the rocks,
mi IiiiIIiiii Is scon shooting with how anil
airnw ii deer at the brink of tha pool.
Tin- total realljed'fnr the session was
$7.xu. making the sale to date. 113,181!.
The lift of the principal sates follows:
1;1 Anlnlne Votlon. "Still Life." A.
Itu.lert. agent j;o
Ut Ororse Innes. "LancUcape,"
Olto Tlernel. agent ,. ltn
JIS llernanl Cornelia Knek-Koek,
i.alldcape, (leorge lry.. Its
1S Atie!tca Kaiirfmann. "Thn
Mathers." II. II. Dery 400
i:.t Jc-n iuiiil tireuie utirlhuttd
tul "t-allng Urace," U. I).
t"ry. J0O
I:-Jran Hotiorc Pragnnard, "t,
soni'iiclt," (leorge It. Slory.. 100
M Peniaino. "Jit. Catherine," Will.
lam .Mttchcl ;10
Is! Ilruee Crane, "Autumn." M. C.
JlUfl i, .... 140
H3 Frederick W. Kost, "Lund.
erape." M C Mlgel 105
i Cmlle Meyer, "Selecting a Unu.
quel." Mr. Mt'Iionnusti UO
IV Tony offermane, "Uolnir Home,"
M. Mlgel 105
II- -tl. HlakeliK-k, "Tha Chinese
Junk." otto Hernet Ko
Ii; Charles Warren H.iton. "Octo.
Iwr. near Montclalr," Hrnry
s'-hu.thol us
Il -Arthur Parton, "Th Pond." II.
II. Smith 110
Hi Cannon Wiggins. "Calile In
Pieture," (leorco leary 130
1M Albert I.)nch. "Young Woman,"
C'.app K Oraham 130
!.' F, Pllle. "Coup de Mistral,
Kvterel. Cannes." N. 11. Iter-
i-hofr ;:o
lit J. (i. Hromn. N, A.. "At the
llrook." W. W. Seaman, agent 110
10! rtaloh Albert Hlakelock. "hand
nape," o. Kernel, agent (00
:: O. If, McCord. "The llreen
Waters of iVrrento." James
m. liudnut ::o
11; Orlzontl Uan Frans van llloo.
men I, "l.andfcape," W, W.
Seaman 10
IK Francesco Vlnea, "Conladlna."
II. Schulthela K0
The Kale will end this evening when
t most Important of tho pictures will
he offered.
BRAKELOCK FOR McCORMACK.
Irlali Tenor I'nrrhnsea Landacape
I'rlcc of fill, IIIMI llumorrd.
It was learned esterduy that John
Mii'ortniick. the Irish tenor, had pur
iWeil tho lll.ikelook landscape "Sprlnu
liock l,ove." from IMward 11. O'Reilly of
the Motel Parker for a prlco somewhere
in the nrlchborhood of $10,000.
Mr. O'ltellly. who has owned the paint
Imc for some time, had planned to lend
the picture to the Hlakelock benefit ex
h.liitlnn, which opens In tho Itelnhardt
ijllerles next week, and by which It Is
hoped to raise enough funds to maintain
the artist, who Is e-ald to be recovering
h s reason and may be removed from tho
sanitarium where he has been for some
rars. It was said yesterday that Mr,
Mcformack would lend his new purchase
to tho exhibition.
Other Hlakelock works that will he
Included In the exhibition will be the
$:o,000 panel recently purchased by tne
Toledo Museum at tho ljimbert sjIc. and
cx-Senalor W. A. Clark's 115,900 "Moon
lieht." This represents the first considerable
purchase upon Mr. McCormack's part of
American art, although he has many
ncrks of art In his London home and in
his temporary summer place In Con
inctlciit. The Hlakelock In all probabil
ity will ko to Iondon with him at the
conclusion of his present American con
tract. LEVY PRINTS NET $2,959.
KiHlore of CloaliiK Session nil Kll-
ItrntlliK by Vlasehrr.
initriilt engraxlng of Oelllns le
H. ipn.i. by Cornelius Vl.cher, led the
" .11 the l-vy print sale which ended
n ic American An Association last
' 1 It uns No. .".IT anil sold to Otto
1 1 1. ni;ent. for 172.50,
l" ier sales were: No. .172, the "Mar
1. .MalMins," by Nanirull, to It.
ie 111. r for Sfi'J .10 ; So. 32, "Due de
I' 11 .fort " by Naiiteiill, v into Hernet.
M Mi, and No. 4.S3, "Conversion of
I ill '' I.) I.. Vim Leili-ii. for $5..
Tie total for the evening was $1,224. 30
I i t le lolliitlon $2, '.159,50.
CARNEGIES IN HOT SPRINGS.
'..ilt unit l,iiiii.ii-oii Parties Fur
iilsh llnj's Itei-reatlona,
- si-iits-'i.s, Vii March "0. Mr. and
' .Moiri- Cirnegiu of New Vork,
1 t ii- winter at Palm Ilcm-h,
r 1.1 to-day They spi-nt the morn-
- ig golf Willi Carter Carnegie.
ii -.- lb-Jen Draper was the eurlltnl of
ir.i ft- 1 it hers playing were Mr.
- ! .Mrs Caleb Fox. A. Clifford Shin-
- I' It lii harilson, ileorgn 11. Mc-
Mr and Mr-. John lllaes. Mrs.
1 HeiidiiMin, Jlrs. Henry II. Joy,
i' W I.. Maker. Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
- s.r t 1 .Mrs, Mortimer Davis and
M " Mi. I!. H. Keith.
M- I' ,1 Herwlnil of New Tork
- l'.-iMf.-rn. Mr. and Mrs. P. K.
1 -v t gave a luncheon there, having
'- c -i-M itowi.Mid it. Dennis, Mr, and
Mr ' A McCarthy, Misa Isabellc Mr-0"i-i
ijoutgo V. Dunn, Jr., and F.
1. Pi t- rn
M d Mrs. 1:, M. Fletcher arrived
1 ni su- York. M,rc Alfred Hender
- i ed there to-night.
WEDDINGS.
Ilriinila Henri.
1 l.iihan itcail, daughter of Mr. and
Win i:. Head of Hayonne, N. J.,
a- married last evening at her patents'
'wane u, nr. Kobcrt J. Hranda by tho
J'-1 I II. Herwager, pastor of Grace
utl-.er.in Churih, Hayonne. Mrs. A. C.
"flhier. sihtr of tho bride, was matron
' honor. The bridesmaids were! The
JJes Marlon Hampton. Grace Owens,
"live j'erty and Myrtle Hrands. William
1 "'inn was best man.
Mrs. Wilson to grr Nrnark.
NrwAiiK, N. J Murch 30, Announce
Wflit was made to-day that Mrs. Wll
'"i will accompany the President on
ay 13, when ho will be the guest of
tie 104-:it ltourl nt Tro.l. 'Phm 11.ul.
'i'nt and Mrs, Wilson will be escorted
ne iti,irt Treat Hotel by a com-
ntlltl-f. lif IVl-,-1 ,.IIIAM. lU.
Trnop nation will be Jicld lit the
n htihor of Mr. WUhoh by the
Hl 4 (if tin. .n..l.l.
iiv 1 IFIIIIIIIIICVIIIVII.
eort Place Leased.
lllopi i- Kldrldge have leased for
'e ,tatn the place ill Hellevue
Nfwiairt, opposite Marble House,
I" "I ward M. Padolford of Washtnfton
'"t tn tomlnir aummtr.
BALL SWELLS ACTORS' FUND. I
Alt the Aria nf the Theatre- for an
Alliance,
Thn dories nf tl.. ........ ...i ,i t,..n
of the Allied Arts of the Theatre, which
was held at the Hotel Aetor last nlghl
this morning rather under the auspices
of the Hlxty Club for the purpose of In
flating the treasury of the Actora' Fund
Of America, vrcw nat-i leulurli. clHim-itur
at an hour so latel) early to-day that 'i
uviaiiwi account "I tlie ecstasy Of the
occasion Is out of the question thli
Wornltlff. f tilt I o.tiwtt-riitv lu un.,11...
day.
Not only did the arts of the theatre
form an alllaticn fop iim i.llii i,n un
did Broadway and Fifth avenue, not to
icmiuii an points noun, east, south
and west. Among the. patronesseM and
uiix nrauers were .urs. joim I'urrov
., v .... tj .., Miiuiii, t.i.ag
Mary l'lckford. Miss Kthel Harrymore,
ii. aiikiiki iieitnoni, miss .Miiririirei
Mayo, Mlm Jan Cowl, Mlsa Kllsabeth
Mlirhtiri. Mfu f tii.llm.. letnf.i ti...
Mrs. W. JScward Webb, Jr.. Mrs. Wllllnm
itannoipn nenrst, .Mrs. JutncH iSiuiycr,
Mrs. AlhAPt MIami.1, Mr' 11..
Mrs. William Astor Chanlcr, Miss l,au.'
rctte Taylor, Mrs. K. II. flary, Miss
i Kuiine I'Teueric, .Mrs. utio Kimn, Miss
Afarv Nfllh MUa Mnp. Ilvait
l'lerre Trou'betikoy, Mls Louise Urcsser
and Miss tlall Kane.
BORI BEFORE THE CAMERA.
Metropolitan Soprano Who Lost
Her Voice to Knter Muvlra.
T.ucrezla Borl, who underwent n dell
cato throat operation Just before omlnir
to America' to sIiir 1111 In with the
Metropolitan, and as a result has been
unable to use her voice all reason, has
plans under way to ro Into motion pic
tures as an outlet for her energies. It
Is understood she will begin work In
May or June, but whether with the
company reported as being formed by
the opera company or with another con
cern has not been decided.
Neither has the production in which
she will appear been decldtvl. Miss Horl.
however, ts enthusiastic ntrfiut the
scheme, as she has iiput before ap
peared before the camera. In the mean
time considerable hope ta being held out
to her by her physicians that eventually
he will regain the use of her !oo.
Kven now the singer Is able to practise
for an hour or so evcral times a week.
Will. MARRY IN ST. THOMAS'S.
I'lumnier-nouiitaa Omuii'ity Srt for
.tltrrniiim of April tlT.
Arrangements have been completed
for the wedding of Miss ltuth Douglas,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. William liar
rls Douglas, to Howard Plummer. which
will be celebrated on the afternoon of
April 27 at 4 o'clotli In .St. Thomas's
Church. The Itev. Dr. Krtirst M. StUes,
rector of the church, will perform the
ceremony and a reception will follow at
tho St. Itegls.
Miss Douglas has selected for her
'maid of honor Miss Jean II. Douglas.
The bridesmaids will be the Misses
(Sladys I'olllon. IMythe i:. Mllllken
Orace De Vlnne and IMna Molierley
Franklin A. Plummer will net as his
brother's btst man. The ushers will be
.Install o, Iow, Theodore P. Dixon, Cllvc
Livingston Du Val. lteep Schley, George
W. Carpenter, Frederick C Inman,
Thomas Fl. larke, . l.rsklne Douglas,
Seney Plummer and John F. Plummer.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. Jullen Tnwnend Davles
of West Isllp have announced the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Allc
Martin Davles. to Henry Sellers McKt-e
2d. a son of Mrs. woo.i .McKee of this
city and Pittsburg. Miss Davles Is a
granddaughter of Jullen Titpp.111 iuUi,
a promlnert lawer of this city, and on
her mother's side she is u granddaugh
ter of the late Carlos de Giirmendla.
Mr McKc Is a grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry S. McKee of Pitteburg. Ho
was graduated from Harvard in ir03.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. George lieale Sloan of "7 Fifth
avenue and Oswego. N. V announces
the engagement of her granddaughter.
Mis ltuth Danenhower. to Prof. Albert
Frederick Wilson of New York Uni
versity. Miss Danenhower Is the daugh
ter of the late Lieut. John Wilson Danen
hower, I. S. N . navigator of the Jean
nette polar exVeditlon. The wedding
will take place In Oswego In the early
cummer.
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Henry T. Fleck has returned
from Hcrmuda.
Mrs. William Floyd Jones will give a
dinner dance this evening at the
Gotham.
The last for this season of the Colony
Dances will be held to-night at the
Colony Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slebert are pass
ing the spring season at the Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs, Va.
John Cowper Powys will give a talk
on Uron this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ilochc. H Kast Seventy-Seventh
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton W. Cary. who
hate been passing the winter at Palm
Iteiu-h, will return to the Itltit-Carlton
to-morrow.
The Friday F.venlng Dances, the pro
ceeds of which will bo glcn to charity,
lll be icsumed to-night In the Delia
Itobbla room of the Vanderbllt.
Mrs. Henjamln Wood will give a re
ceptlon thlx afternoon at her home, 110
Fast Sixty-third street, when Miss Amy
Murray will sing lolk songs of the
Hebrides.
A Shakespearian pageant will be held
this evening at the Mac Do well Club 1 0S
West Fifty-fifth street. Some of those
taking part are Mrs. Krncst 'el'"".
Mrs. i:. Durnnt Cheever, Miss Mabel
Polllou and Mlm Josephine Thorp.
Mr and Mrs. Pierre Tartouo gave a
tea yesterday for Miss Mildred Hughes
of Philadelphia at their studio. 6 Hast
Forty-sixth street. There was music
during the afternoon and Lillian Winer
son danced. Mrs. William lusher. Miss
Agin O'Gornian and Miss Marguerite
Phillip" received.
V card parti' for the benellt of the
Washington Heights Day Nursery will
be held this afternoon at tho Hlltmore,
when tables will bo provided for auction,
euchre. live hundred and pinochle.
Tickets at l each will Include tea.
The board of managers of tho nursery
Include Mrs. N. H. Topping. .Mrs. IM
ward DcpevrV Mm. Walter Tappan. Mrs.
William L. Haxcn. Mrs. F. N. hplegle
and Mm. William Gardner.
A recital for tho benellt of widows
and orphans of French artists was
given last evening at the wtudlo of S.
Montgomery Roosevelt, 44 West Seventy
seventh street. Among the artists were
Mme de Hutton-Plcard, who gavo some
monologues In French and Kngllsh. Tho
musical part was given by Miss Paul.
Ine Curley, soprano: Mica Germain Cos.
clnl, contralto, and Kffen ltosanoff, eel
list Mrs. Leonard Gold was at tho
piano. The recital jvaa given under
the patronage of Mrs. Robert T. Frown.
Mrs. Frederick T. Husk, Miss Rosa Holt,
Mrs. George K. Hurd, Miss Margaret
Krebs, Mm. Henjamln Sherwood and
Mrs. 8. Montgomery Roosevelt.
In New Vork To-day,
Guidon Club, meeting. Hotel Aiter,
V. M.
Home rule In edueatlnn rnnferenee, High
uhnnl of Commerce. Hlxty-nfth Mreet slid
nroadway, l!t5 I'. M.
United Kpanlah War Veteran", prepared,
new meeting. Ninth Iteglment Armory.
Joseph II. Choalt prrnldlag, a P. M.
Leeturea on "The Ilattle of the .M.irne"
by Krlc Kli-her Wood and "The Wisdom
at tlnlvaraal MIMtsry Training'' by H.nry
A. Wit Wood, Aollan Hall, 4 P, M.
INTERESTING NUMBERS
AT HAMBOURG RECITAL
I'nfainiliiii' Compositions of
Older Cello Masters a Fea
ture of Pro'Tinnine.
Horls ll.imhourg, violoncellist, gave a
recital yesterday afternoon In Aeolian
Halt. Perhaps the most Interesting fea
ture of the entertainment was the pro
duction of unfamiliar pieces. Mr. Ham
hours and Alfred Moffat hae devoted
much time to the examination and edit
ing of compositions by the older cello
masteis. and many of their contributions
to the repertory of the Instrument are
delightful In their suave melody, their
archaic flavor and their frequent dls
plays of plaful fancy and humor.
Of agreeable character weie a ga
votte by Stefano Ualeottl, who nourished
about 1700. ami-an allegro by Salvatore
I.anzetti. who belonged to the middle of
the eighteenth century. Mr. Hambourg
played these numbers with appreciation
and good style. Ho also gave a short
sonata by (billiard, who died In 1749.
and an adagio of Handel. The central
number was llach's IS major suite for
cello unaccompanied, others were a prel
ude in I! minor, nocturnettn and Cossack
dance by Mr. Hambourg. and Tschal-,
knw-sky's' familiar "Variations on a
Rococo Theme." The accompaniments
were discreetly played by Josef Adler. I
YESTERDAY AT THE OPERA. ,
Immenae Croivil nt t'rno'a l.aat
i:enlnur ppearniice. '
There were two perfonnances n't t.o
Metropolitan opera Hoiish yesterday, i
In the afternoon "Madama Hutterfly"
was given with Mine. Farrar as the
Japanese girl. Mr. Hotta as the faith-1
less lieutenant and Mr. de I.uca its the
consul. Tho house was crowded. Hut
the excitement of tho day was that
which attended the opening of the thea
tre for tho evening representation.
The opera was "ftlgoletto" with Mme. I
Harrlentos as HIMii. Mme llomer as
Mattilnlrnn, Mr. Caruso as the fjiilke and 1
Mr. Ainato In the title role. It waa Mr.
I ItrillSI H llll. II f.tlllllS. I '.V.Ht.v , MIIL,
the eagerness to hear him sing "Ui
donna e mobile" was Intense. The
house was literally besieged by would
be purchasers of admission tickets and
naturally hundreds were turned away.
Speculators reaped a rich harvest be
causo orchestra and upstairs seats
brought fabulous prices. The audience
was as great as tho theatre could be
niado to contain and the curtain calls
exceedingly numerous.
Illinier for Demi Snminrr.
Frank II. Soinmer, counsel for the New I
Jersey Hoard of Public Utility Cumnils
sinners, who will 1 Inaugurated as dean
of the New Vork University law- school
to-morrow, will be honor guest at n din- I
tier t the Hlltmore Hotel this evening
given by Chancellor Klmer K. Hrown. the i
university council and tho law school
faculty. I
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Vanderbllt Sir James Urquhart, Dundea,
Siotland,
lirenlln K. K. Miandler. Hoston; W, n
Wheeler. Chicago.
Anionla C. A. Heatnn, New Haven: n
It, Itovcman, Chattanooga,
Collliigwood Mr. nnd Mr, i. Emm,
tiouthlngton, Conn,; W. M. Hall, Iallii.
Uuthslil Judge It. H. I.oyelt; Jr, .,,
Mr. Froderlck T. Ulakeman. .Mount Klaoo
N. V. .
81. ngl Mr. ami Mrs. elenrge P. Tyler
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mr. Kdward liatl
ley, Hostun.
Knlckertincker -Mr. and Str. B i
Mott. Winnipeg; Ml- and Mra. William
Allrn, Hoston.
Wnodatock Mr. ami Mrs. A, r, v.
Ponton; Mr. and Mra. Prank lla!ior!
Oklahoma City.
McAlpIn N, N. Tiffany, Hasthamnton.
L. 1-; KeUey H. Chauc, St. Paul; i--, j
Hcanlev, Montriul.
Ciurluge--Stephen V. Hatch, Alhany; a.
It. Muigesa, wnreeater, Mass.; j, j,
McDonald, Oxwego,
Hlltmore- John It. Ilreeulleld, V'.inioiiisr;
C, A. Ptlmi-on, Tornnio, Predi-rli k II
Joi)e. e.in Kraneisio.
I'luu Mr mid Mrs William Frederick
Mafturd, llremiw-li h. Conn, Mr and .Vtra
II, l.orno Mi'llllil.uii .M.nitieal.
Savoy .Mr. lind Mrs. Howard lllllnon,
eiarleatoii, S. (.'.; Mr. and Mrs, Oeorgo S.
White. Ualveaton, air. and, Mrs. Charlea
Walker, Chicago. ,
The trail of preparedness.
DANCE TO AID A CLUB.
Writ Mde Jnrnllr In lli-neflt li
Ml-Carrine- Hull.
A Ml-C.ireine dance for the benefit '
of the West Side Juvenile Club ivns
given last night In Shtrrj's large ball-'
room. For several jcars a similar en
tertainment has been gtru In aid of this
club, which Is an organization In Green-'
wlch Village that ptovldes entertainment
and an opportunity for Industrial train
ing for )oung people of the neighbor
hood. The participants all appeared in fancy
dress and general darning was tin- order
of the evening. Supper was cred ill
the a 1.1 In restaurant.
Among the members of the committee
were the Mlses Marlon Dlna:nre, I'ene
lope Sears, Katharine Van Rensselaer
Crosby, Anne Itradley, Madeleine C.ire.
Isabel Yvomaiis, Julia Zabrlskle, Hope
and Ju Williams, In.i Kissel, l.iuy
Iord. Marie Thavcr, Margaret Warren.
Audrey Osborn. Prances Hiker. Audrey
Hoffman, Adrlenno lselln. Grace Hart
ley Jenkins, Florence Gayley, Kate and
Helen Grlftln, I'rllng Sibley, Constance
Moore and GeiH-vleve U Sanfoul.
The Moor committee included William
n. Houlton. Jr.. Thcion It. Strong. Will
lain M. Carson, Jr., Homer '.. Sawjer,
1'iank V Hurton, Howard Plummer,
Harry C. Pushing 3d. Geraldyn L. Red
mond, Shep.ird Krech. George K. Fahys,
Jr.. Colics J. Cue, Fisher Goodhue, Van
S.mtvoord Merle-Smith and Amory I. 1
llnskell.
VAUDEVILLE STRIKE IN DOUBT
While Hat llepreaentatlvr Ma
Actors Control the Mltnatlon.
Action taken b.v the White Hats Actors
Pnlon In Hostoit to demand from the
theatre managers a minimum wage of
a day on limited 'out of town engage
ments was commented on favorably by
members of the White Hats In New Vork
last night. , It was said, however, that
although the New Vork actors have
grievances against the managers no mil
itant eteps will be taken, such as picket
Ing the managers' offices, ns was dona
In Hoston.
According to Hrnest Cut, Interna
tional secretary of On organization, the
agitation for an uiultaUe contract and
a closed shop Is fast leaching an acuta
stage, but up to the present no decision
to call a strike has been reached,
"We control !I0 per cent of the vaude
ville situation, and from the fact that the
vaudeville managers are strengthening
their protective organization nnd listing
those w ho are anil are not White Rats It
would seem that they are getting afraid
of us," ho said. "The trouble) In Hoston
has been one of longer standing. That Is
why the actors took the step they did."
l'la and Players.
M.II-i-lIM I.osu will lo. ten.Jsred a illnnir'
ny liia frtenilH ami utn.tieas aNkocial-! at
th Hotel AMor on Sunday evening. April li,
Alhert li K'lralfj- unnounren that he will
revive hi- famous outdoor speetaL-lea dur
ing the routing iiiiimi-r In .New Vork bv
Do- prniluetl.in of a Mg tliovv entltlod
liUIUallnn."
Mlas Helen ttli-hler ilallghtsr nf .Mr. and
Mrs. Mklinlli.in Itli liter of ."J Ksst Musty,
fourth streei. una married yesterday to
Maximilian lllser. Jr. manager of the
Metropolitan Musical Uureiiu
The Hecond annual roncert and ri.inee of
the glee and mandolin eluha of Amhrrnt
Collrga and Columbia I'nlveralty will be
hehl In Hi- grand ballroom of the liana
Hotel to-night.
Further denials of the report concerning
a msrger of motion picture interests came
yesterday with the statement from John It.
Freuler of the Mutual that hla company
waa In no way Inierentert In the proposition,
Prlncex Pierre Trouhetukoy will leave
hortly for her country home In Virginia
to begin work on a now play, which the
Shuherts will produce Like "The Fear
Market." It Is expected to deal with New
Vork life.
The title nf "The .stolen lnneiiiuuii," In
which A. II Woods l to slur tha Holly
Sisters, has bee-n changed lo "His Hriitnl
Night." The authors are Margaiet Mao
and Uivvrenre llUIng John W'estley, nim
bi "Fair and 'Warmer," will be another
featured member or the i-nst
The Catholic Actors' Guild of Ami-rlca
will hold a soilal day at the Hotel Aator
neti Tuesday afternoon, Among thos,. ho
will prm ble entertainment will he KlUa
bath Murray. Ilattle Williams. Maggie
Cllne. Allre llradv. Fred Nlbln. William
llairlcan. Andrew Mark, Pedi o do Cur.loba
nnd William A llrad .lere .I Cohan will
preside.
The Winter Harden lam nluhl iflebraled
Us tlfth anniversary as a theatre Al.lnlson,
who was a member of the llrst cotupany to
appear there, ilellirred a sperlal inonnlngiie
about the ociaslnn and sang sums of lili
old songs. Telegrams were reielve.l by
lh manaiemenl from various players who
from time in lime have appeared on the
Winter Harden stage. ,
WIFE IS LEFT OUT OF
WILL OF H. N. WALTER
Carpet Manufacturer's Kstate
of SI.-")(M.(IIIU to itc Sliaretl
ly Kelatives.
The will ,,f Herman Nathan Walter,
illiector of the riiriH-t manufacturing
firm of l. N. A II. Waller of .11 Union
Sriuaic. whose hnan. ial .iff airs have been
H the hand- of a cimmlttie of his ptnj
etty since he was marr ed three je-.us
ago to I r. .Vruia Kuthe. bis housekeepi-r,
was (lied in the Surrogate's Couit jeiter
day. Mr Walter had leen living In :i
.-oit.ii.-c at Harrison. N V.. siino he was
dei-Iated In onipi-tent In the Supreme
Court. Ills wife had i.oi been permitted
to see him for three e,irs until last
February He died on Mondaj, leaving
an estate nf neatly Jl,;nn,rt00.
Although I'r. Kuthe was not legally
married to the aged carpet manufactuter
until January "3, 1!..1. vhe rontcmls
that she hud been his common law wife
since Sn;i, Mr. Walter's will, executed
June t, I does not mention Mrs.
Naltei. t i;ivej. certain personal be
longings In liaiemc It Walter a
t.ephew. to distributed a.iording to
the dire. Hons in a letter. This nephew
also lei-olvc.s the residuary estate
Ur. Leopold Walter, u brother, re
f elves ;;n,0(io marks, and CLireiKc It.
Walter, the nephew, nets sixty-two
shales of the Walter carpet concern nnd
eight shaies of the Walter lte.il Kstate
Company. Inc.. of S Francisco. IM
win J. anil Jack I. Walter, nephews, get
:n,0o0 and nrty shares of the Walter
carpet stock, other nephews and nieces
get I5U.000 each.
Three employees receive $5,oon each,
but the only charltahle. teiiiests ate
llu.000 to Die Paclilc Hebrew- Orphan
Asylum and Homo S.niety and ..0fo
each to the I.'urrka Henevolent ssocla
Hon and Mount Sinai Hospital,
A suit brought l.y the committee f
Mr. Walter's person to annul his mar
riage on the ground that he was in
competent is now pending,
ESTATE LEFT TO MRS. BOOTH.
Charles II. Mtlckni-, 'a Fortune In
P. cess of 7.1,IMM,
The bulk of the estate of Charles
llcklion Htlckuey, lawjer, who died
on March 0 last at the Hole! Itenals
Mince, .Ml' Fifth avenue, is left in his
will to Mrr, Maude Hooth, wife of (Jen,
Halllugtun Hooth. The estate is rst'.
mated in more tli.in ST.". oon ni..
" " ' ---.-''. it..- INK,
other bequests were 1 1 0,000 each to
Klliabelh C, and Matilda M, Slcunrt
of Montclalr. N. J
Mr, Stlckncy, who was a bachelor left
nothing to n number of hclrs-at-lavv.
He cut off fourteen first cousins, four
see-oud cousins and an aunt
Silvers Left Onlj HI,, -.tin,
Frank Oakley, the il.nvu knoaji ns
Slivers, who committed suicide In a fur
nished room at IIOS West Seventy. first
street on .March lust, left an 'i-wtate
of only 11.000 In perennial jiroierty nnd
realty worth .100. This was the esti
mate made yesterday In the Surrogate's
Court by Mrs, Josephine He M, Hoblimm
of Hempstead, L. I , geneial guardlaii
for Oakley's eleven-year-old ilaugliter,
Verona Ruth, when she n,ic, f(,r etJ
tera of administration.
Odd t lunar In Will I plicdl.
Surrogate Cohatan yesterday held to
be legal a clause In the vvili of .Mrs.
Sarah Wlllhaii" In which she directed
that Jewelry owned by her be put in n
safe deposit vault for twenty-one yearH
and then divided among the daughters
of her son (luy If he has any. If bo
has no daughter.-! the Jewelry is to go
to him.
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
HAMPF.I. li--n:it PAI I. who -lied f,,,
March 1 at Halilmors, lefi ., n i..u, n(
mors than I:oa,io)H Hi- g.i.e the reblusry
estate and 1 1 OU.ofto in bin w-ldoa Hrt.i-.,m
F Paul nt nretliin Hall, and gave ISO Gun
to Ida slater, Ida Harriet Steel nf mh.
waukee. Hla nephew, William P. susl,
got 130,000, and elk trleoda retell rd li.Mt
ack.
READE MANUSCRIPTS
FIRST AT BOOK SALE
'The. Cloister antl tlie Hearth'
Brings $2,2(10 nt Ander
son Galleries.
MANY BARE VOMMKS
Tho manuscript of Cltatles Rendo's
"The Cloister and the Hearth" brought
tho highest prlco at the Huntington-Illxby-Ohurch
book sale at the Ander
son tlatlerles last night. The four vol
umes were bound lit morocco, fleorgn
D, Smith, a well known dealer, hid In
the set for K'.StiO.
The original manuscript orderly books
of Adjt. Francis Tufts of the FlRhtii
Massachusetts Iteglment In the Revolu
tionary war was sold at the next high
est price to Mr, Smith for 12.1 Oo. This
record of war events Is contained in
sixteen volumes preserved In crlmsctt
morocco sllpcase,
Mr. Smith also bought a manuscript
volume of Thomas Moore's songs for
14011.
The life of Iird llyron by Thomas
Moure In one volume extended to two
volumes, Isiund In moroce-o, with end
leaves by Hlvlcre, w.is sold to Mr. Sni'th
for $l,!i25. This volume contains more
than -SO autographed letters and m Mil
scripts of distinguished -rso-is,
A Mlssall written on vellum In Gothic
characters, with llfty.llvc iitniint' ntal In
itials, mm imuL-ht by (1. We s for isf.u
This Isiok. written In the tlfte-i nth i-e-n-tury.
Is classed as a n specimen of
Italian nrt writing and Illuminating of
the period. The border Is slightly -.corn,
hut otherwise the book Is In splendid
condition throughout It was In t'te
library of John Itttskln. On the flyleaf
N wtlttin "Laurence Wllllunl. with John
Ituskln's love." The date of th gift Is
also written apiarcntly In the h-in.l-wrltlng
of Itu-klu. It Is: "llrtntwood.
2.1th January, ISX3."
The eorrecled proof of an address ly
James Itllssell Lowell on Shakespeare's1
"Itlchnrd III.," delivered before the Kdln
liurgh Philosophical Institute, went
to Mr. Smith for !3?o, Tim tlrst six
pages wete not puhllshcd, nccordliig to
a note on the margin by Charles llllot
Norton. All of the pa-e-s contain notes
and corrections by Lowell, There are
twentv -six pages.
A collection of autographs In the
handwriting of Lout Nvlson ae.d nip
tains who fought with him at Trafalgar
was sold to Mr. Smith for 13.10. Mr.
Smith bought for 11,200 the manuscript
of lalgar Allan Poe's criticisms of
Slmma'K "Wigwam and the Cabin,"
eleven page-
Tin books sold last night brought
Jl'i.21'. and with the ?II.'.''I0 resulting
from tin- afternoon sale, the total for
the four sessions . J t.,l2.1.e0. The
sale gi"s on to-day.
DANCE AT THE CLUB DE VIONT.
Uuarlers In Cost l'Ul-
I'lublli lree piirninllv llpencil.
The Club de Vlgnt niiened its new
quarters fur supper and dancing la-t
night ut tl Kast Fifty-eighth ettict It
was foimerb situated at r0.1 Madison
avenue. The-e was a l.ilge gathcting of
persons prominent In society, many of
whom came from theipeia and theatre.
I luring tin- evenlng'tbi-re was classical
dan. lug by the Misses llw ndolyii Val
entine and Martha Messenger, and Miss
Cynthia Perot mid Lloyd limning
danced a "i-ilo trot" Hovlc and Hiazil
of the "Oman llrvuc" aNn il.-it.crd nnd
theie ei,. songs In lr-. liir Pllier.
' Sold of too-, wlo had t.itib were
, Mi .. ol Mis. Morgan Heliont. Mr
WIIIi.iiii leiwe lice, Ui a-id Mrs It.ibert
MIe. Mis. St. it. Icy Mci 'oriiuck. Mrs.
(bulge l.e.ii.v. M- .mil Mis. I-:. Howard
Mai till. Mr and Mrs (ieo'ire P
Yeom.ins and Mr and Mrs. U . am (".
Iv isoii.
WHITE SULPHUR NEWCOMERS, j
Spiinu Wnilliep AllrHC(a (iurat In
lite llllla nnd Trnlla. ,
Winn: Si l lilt l: Si-ciNiis, W Va..
March no,- A tine day tuought the
lireenbiler cninny out of doois for rid
ing, trumping and g..f
Mr. and Mrs, Hubert (' PriiMi and!
Kdward L, Pruv ., of Alli.iti) atrived to
l'i. Howard P llomnii" i f New Vork
whs another visitor to register i
Mis W Arthur Stlckbe rode to Sun
set Oap and Mr. and Mis. Joini W, Flat
ten, Miss Llcimir llolilin. Miss Harriet
Tweedy and Mr, and Mrs. (loorgc Hul
lock to the (ireenbrier Itlvir Mrs, Ud
ward W. Atnohl motored to llonccvctte
and Organ Cave with Mts. C Fredeilck
Frothlngh.mi and Mrs, John F. Adams.
THOMAS KILLILEA.
I'urmrr Puller I aptnln knnnn
llie Terror nf Imnusli-rs,
Thomas Kill lei. lormciiv n polite
i.iptair, an I m hi iliy the terror ot
gam-siers, died at the Hotel Theresa
vesterdav Irom a hcinori h.ige of the
brain. He was tn hla ecvcnty-elshth
vear. lie boiiitue 111 a week ago
Wednesday evening. Attn- that he ap
peared lo Improve ami the end came
suddenly.
During the busiest period of his career
('apt. Nllllle.i was in chatge of the
West Fort) .seventh stieet station, In
the district In which the Maxcppa and
Forty Thieves gangs held saay, lie or
dered his men to u.-e nightsticks when
iiecess.ny anil hlm.f bd more than
una uttaik, as a lesiilt uf which the
gangsteis ti.uisferre.l their hendiuar
lets to another section of the city.
Capt, Klllllea was. e-onsplcunus also
In subduing the (baiKo not of IsTi, the
Dead It.ililiit riot ot '77 nnd the Third
Avenue car strike tints of the 'SOs. The
Lexow cotimilttee'H investigators found
1)13 record plotless. Ills last assignment
mis as chief nt the old Slip elation,
Thomas Klllllcu came to this illy
from Ireland when a boy. He was
appointed to tho police fotcc October 1,
I KAil, and became a captain four year
later.
Iletiry llrrtel Truman,
OnvMiK, N. J, .Match 30. Heurv
llcrlel Trumatt, f yeais old, former
Mayor of Orange and at one lime asso
li.itisl with the late (iov. Roswell p.
Flower of New Vork, died to. day at hi
home, Highland nnd Lincoln avenue Mr
Truman waa a former member of the New
Vork Slock Exchange nnd retained his
membership In the New Vork I'rodu-'e
F.xchauge, although he had not been
itctho tor some time I Ik win, Mon In
1 1 inenw Icli, Conn. He moved lo Oinnge
ii; 1 lie was a memliei- or Hie Ma.
(lower Society, the So, lety nf Colonial
Wars, tile Society of the U.n uf 1S12,
the Society of Pounder and Patriot",
the Society of Colonial i imei pure, the
Socle!) of American Wats, the New- i:ng.
laud Society of Orange and the New
Jersey lllstoilcnl Soclct). lie Is ur
vived liy two ilaughteih
Mnrrognle'a ( lerl. llroia Deud.
Thomas M. Maisac. a ch-tk In tne
lecold room uf the Sin rncatc's Coint,
dtois-il dead ) eslciil.i.v aflciuouii lii
ll.ijotino. N. ,1 He 1 1 x I ai :;,,o Wot
Tvvent) -eighth f.Hrrt oi.il l,.i, ,.M ,, .
t.iehed to Hie Surrogate's Court for (1ft).
live .veins, lit- was a close fiienil iif
William S. Finn, Mviei iiiK-uili-iii of sup
plies in Hie Sin lOgate'H Conn, wlm lind
.been there for many jcaia and who died
Ion Monday.
Concluding Session To-night, Promptly at 8
At The American Art Galleries
MAIIIKON MiJt'AIti: SOUTH
Desirable Old and Modern Paintings
ON FREE VIEW TO-DAY FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 1 P. M.
The sale wll lie innduited by Mil. MIOMsH V.. KlltltV
and his aMltant. Mr. tltlo Hernet, f
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, M.n.fers
MidUon Nq. Mouth, tntnni-e 11 K. :iri sltreet, .New York
DUTTON'S
Rurc Rook prices In com
parison with recent .lucfiori
Record a tew Items:
rm.i:
llilttnn'a
I'rtee At Auction
Ltie oi a coca Q7C
Sportsman POU Jo O
Life of a
.If ken
.tarrock's oocn cicn
Jaunts, etc.vO" VkoV
Also Aiken
Mi
Joe Miller's monn 001 n
Joke Hook WW $rflU
Hare First (l'M2)
Kdltlon, 1739
And iiuiity others -till rare
sporting books.
Ask for catsiluftuc and visit
our Kit re Hook Room ut
fiM Fifth Ave. mar Mth Street
CE0R0E KISSAM COOKE.
Whs nil Inventor nnd llescendanl
of 11 Vnlo I'niiiiiler.
Oeorge Klsam iVioke, an Inventor, I
-Alio-e mice-tors came to A:irli'.i In tliej
M.i tlowcr. died yesterday nt his home,
Fulton stiret and Kl-saln place, Jamaica,'
(Vueeus, lb- was 72 year old. He had -lived
for 1 1 1 1 1 1 v -U v c jears In the home-,
stead whli h had been In his family for,
125 .vc.iih, licith folluuid a stroke of,
paralysis last Miturday. i
Mr. Cooke vvos lsirn In Hartford.,
Conn Ills great-grandfather, olivet'
liudlej, was one of the founders of Yale
I'nlversltv Miss Mary Klssam. a cousin I
of h. wife's motlior, marilcd William
H. Vanderbllt (Hit of Mr. Cooke's best i
known inventions was a self-lighting gns !
burner He was the maket of the tlrst
ruoner st.i i-p. lie was a civil war vei
eiati. h.iv iiK ls-i-n a member of the Sev-I
etily-llr-t Ki ..-linent. and was enrolled
In Uifajeiti; Po-t, (i. A. It., of Man-,
hatt-tu. t
lis wife, Chitlot'e Wilson cooio-, w no
survive", is n dlnct deiendmt of John
Whithinp. tlrst (1 ivrrnor of t onnci t.cul.
He hImi leaves two soils, lieuivc W. and
Oliver Dudley Cooke.
Illllliel (ireeii.
D.itilel tlreen. 72 )ear old. long a
uttTere- from diabetes, was found dead
)ihterday troriiltig seated In n i-halr at
bis home. 1.11 Coin I stieet.. Hrnokl)!i.
lie was born mi Hie i.irni of his fiither.
on Dean M-ir Couit street, and all his
life was p,i-ed ill the immediate neigh
borhood H'" nd Ills late brothel- Join.,
for several .vi-ars w.inlen of the Kings
c .lint) .e.itenti.ir . wele clo-e friends I
of lltijti M. Laiuhlln and figured ill-1
iientlyjn Democitlc pollilcs. They weiel
nt oi e time amateur champion plgeoi
snots of America. Daniel was associated
f.u tlfleen vents with the -porting de
p.ittment of Hi.) .siondiiri Cauni, III-,
biiilher .l.inies, three nephews and llve-
nieces sun Ivc
.loel Sieur.
PiTTsin iiii. March SO. loel Spear, a
local hue-lure man and philanthropist,
died of pneutnonls hele to-da). He; was
seciet.ir). ire.isuier and geneial man
ager of Spe.ir .V. Co., this ilt). atid also
was count i ted with Spear .V. Co. In New
Volk and (inihinatl lb CI c.n
of age. Horn In li) mouth, Ohio. Mr.
Spear was edui.itcd then1 and in 1!2
came to Flushing to enter a partm r
s',i,i w.t'i In- btotlors lie wa
liiemli.-r of the (Vmcotdia Club, too
It'll. il llrlth and pr.ic:icall) ever) Jew
ish social and iih.lanthiopii organ!, i
li. m in the cit. Mr Fpe.u m.itrlcd H
lt,c Spit, of (iilcagii in l'.oi:i. wlm sur
vives iiitii. with two sons and two daugli-
tela.
Vlr. I oroelln ('
I mil..
Ml- Coineba C Cook, widow of
Vlcxiindoi Cook, torinerlv nn editoi
l.il writer on the f.'it-Hiii.'f 'oil. died Hid
denh eteidc lit bet home. 17 Sldnc)
Id lie llioolln She wa- one of Ihe
oldest niiiuliets of the Fust I i e-bylei in ii
Chunli, i oi responding sccie-laiy of the
Home tor l-'iicudless Women lind
Chlldieu and a member of the Colonial
Dauyhli i" 1,1 0'' Seventeenth Centurv,
the National Mie(e of New lliiglatol
Women and of ihe Foil Oreene liiapler
ot tlie D.inghtets of Ho- Ainei lean Ilcvo-
111 t Kill. TWO eons sill VIVC
X nicotine loidevvnn-r.
Hl-MP-Trvii, L. 1 . March So. Valen
tine Vandcwiitc-. who for some jm,,
conducted a hotel lie- ir lirook'.iolt. the
esl.ile uf I' It. P. Pieiiiionl, lit Meadow
Iliouk, whic i w us a popular ieiul din
ing Ihe Vanderbllt cup races for auto
mobile", died at his buttle to-il.iv lb
w.i- 72 .vcais old. He had lived In
Hempstead township nil h'e life Din
ing the civil war lie w is wit.i pie Sev
enteenth New Vork Civ.iliy. lie whs
ii member of Muses A llnldwln Post, i!
A. It. and other organizations. A wife,
three urns and two daughters survive.
lieiirue 17, Pool-on,
Oeoige i;. I'miNon of I le tl II. i: 1. N .1..
died 111 the Undent! strut llo-plt.ll )is.
lerd.iy moiiutig, whcie lie was taken
Motid.i) ,ilti I I1H..II after a stloke of apu.
plcx). Mr 1'oillsoii was a law rcpoili-i
Willi i.tlices at the Association of the
Har and 32 N'as-.iil street He was u vet.
er.en of t e Seventh Iteglment, N. i!.
N Y He le.ms a widow, mnther and
Ihne biolhets
MAHHIKD.
HANM
N .1
. UOOM At
Ilt the re'ldelli
11a, l.eiu It-U
' (if the brl.le's
falher. on
III III" It
e.lnesd.n, Man Ii .a, loir,
Arthur ,lohnon, l. i,
Helen C.iineroii i .11.111.
lieoiae A ilgil-tii i Vlooiii.
Pei s. llalllllllg.
liiiii:liter of
to William 1
1)1 Kl).
llol iiHTON.- sinh lent), Manh .
b.-rl lleiightou
Funeral from hi" Im ie.i.
Carlton avenue. Hli.o'.lU 11.
lib!. iv .iltel 110011
Iter
1 c, 30
o'clock
1 '.V !t.-i ix ot TI1111..I it M ,
'tn.
I .'
.11 bl Lite i.s.il. 1. . u ;,i,i -i,
.,11111,1 s-nei .1 llenrv- hu.liitinl of
llrl. 11 Wllets I'meun. itlol son of Ihe
i.ue .lost ph itnd .vi.iiitii.i 1; 1 .irstm in
Hi" IIP) seioiid )ear of his age,
Noihe uf funei.el lureafur.
DIED.
CIIAMnum.--Ruddenly, March 26. at Sa
vannah. Corlnnn Ntnrey Chambers, wife
nf Arthur D. Chambers of Kast Orange,
N. J
Funeral at her lata reildenee, II North
Watnul street, Kant Orange, Friday,
at 1 P. M.
COOK.Su.ldcnly, on March 39, at htr
late resldentr, .7 Sidney place, Itroek
lyn. Corne'la C, widow of Alexander
Cook.
Nntlie of funeral hereafter.
OISUOUN'i;. .'larch 25. Lillian Oliborne.
ago 17, oar.
Funeral from Stephen McrrlU Chapel,
lilflilh avenue, near Tnentyflrit
street. Time later.
IIIHKi:.- Illeaiiora Align
Hervires "TIM: FUMIHAI, (.'IIUttCH."
211 West Tw-rniy-tlilrd (Frank K,
Campbell Hulldlng), Friday atlernoon,
2-30 o'clock.
K.SitX (In Tuesday. March :. UK, at
hla leel.l.ine. :i! Kast Ulghty-thlrA
etteet, Col. Iildnard M. Kn'.l. In hla
eiptity.Oflh )nr,
t-ervlcee at Ml. James's Church. Madleea
avenue and e'eventy-flrit itreet, on Fri
day, .Men fi 31, at I P. M.
Headquarters Medal of Honor Lesion of
h fulled Stat s nf Amerl.-a Mem
bers are requi-st-d to ha present st thai
funeral services of our late .ntupinDn,
Col. IMitanl M. Knox, to h- 1 1 -1 , 1 at 8t.
James's Cbiiteh, Ma.llvtn stenue and
Seven!) .tlrst alriet Friday. March 11,
J P. M.
JOHN nitOXXAN. Adjc ar.t.
I.KI.ANH. On Tuesdi). starch 2, In the
svieniy-irventli )nar ut his age, Fron
ds L. l.elan.l, uldekt son uf tha late
Irs mis f.clahd and HufratU AtuPar
de I.elaml.
Funeral services at Hi- Church ef Ascen-
fion nrtii avenu- nnd Tenth elreet. on
l-'riday, March 1, at 10 A. M. Kindly
omit flowers,
engineer Corps and Aseon.ites of Corn
pan) K, Seventh Infantrv.' V. il. N. T.
It Iv with great regret thai the death
of uiir former tnoaiber, l.leut.-Col.
Frsnils L, I, eland. Is announ.cd. Mem
bers ale re-iiuesird lo allend the fu
neral at Hie Church of Ihe Ascension,
Tin lh striet and Fifth avenue, at It
A. M.. on Friday. March 31.
S. H. MrdllAW, President.
IIUNItr W IIODdK. Seereiary.
LINCOLN
On March :i, at his country
home, I.lmoln Hilt, Wareham. Mail..
In his slxt) -second enr, Jamea Miner
Lincoln, eon ot I'rMton Hhepard Lie
eoin and Annie K. Morre.
Interment In Mount Auburn Cemetery.
Cambridge, Hoston and Philadelphia
papera plteie eopy.
MII.I.H.V on Thursday, Man h Jo, lilt,
a- her home, ;ie -t l.3d st, Cordelia
Chaiieane Itoekwrll Mlllen. widow of
Wlilam Mlllen In her eighty. aecond
)ear.
Funeral service it Intercession Chapel.
Trlnlte Parish. Broadway i.n.l lSJth
street, on Sun.l.i , April 2, at 2 P. M.
Intersient at Trinity Churih Cemetery.
M'UWHHS. Mrs. Alice M.. beloved wife of
VV, H. wers, on Wednesday, Maroh
75. at Mulitclalr. N. J
Funeral services prliate. Kindly omit
r.oa-ra. Cleveland papers pleaso copy.
TAli". .-uddetily, on tsih Inst., Susie Pran-
os iriee Moulton), wife of William
Walker Tail.
Funeral eervltci ir be held st Pt. liar.
tholomfw'a Chapel, Madison avenue
and Forty. fourth street, un l(ay,
Jlarch St. 19IC. at 11 A. M. Interment
private,
TOW.Vr-r.Nl. on March 2J. I3K., at Mont
vale. N. J.. Percy Townsend, aged It
ear 9 nmntl.s and 17 dajs.
Till MAN At Orange. N. J. Jt.irch 31.
IMC. llenrv llertel Truman. In ;ili
-fventleth )enr
Funeral srril.es at the church ef t.
Audtew. snutli orange, .s .1, Saturday.
Vprl 1. at ill! p. M. Carriages -ex til
ii al ins at M.oi.iiiin station on
a.rh.i, of r.im leaving llotmkrn t
..'.t I' .VI Interment private 'xlnile
omit lowers.
Ml'.violil xl. ItlXil.t l ltl.
I. III. A Mi - -A'
a pe. 1 1'
111-. t.,r 0
M.ir.h t 111.
-ee i c ef the loan! nf
the wi.-i ,-im: HANK,
be-. 1 -.-.i- ,i.i -.
ei f ii.lupte.l :
e f-i:'.iviii 1'sohillone
'X'herajs. l'ie Hire, tors nf t j West .M.
Ilar.k .if the i-Jtv uf Ss.i ) ,.r: lava
leariieii hi:.. , now uf ihe death of
Ihelr Chairman
PltANCI-' I. t.l'.I.VMi
"ho tleparied lhl. .Ife 011 1 is h dvv
of Mar.-h. In Hie er of our I.erd
lunet'en linn.),. 1,11,1 slvteer. and
Wi.rreis. he v i' be .ire v 1111.-. r
iho-e oui-ities n bean mil mind
tvhl, h hlu.le, hi. oun-el and lolxlt- rt
v.il.iub.e 111,. I eu.ieare I I Im !,i all
li-i.e uo.1.1 loi.iin . n, 1, ivnow
htm :
'lllerefore be It lle-oird That -hs
l,tr l-.rs .1' the West ,-l.le Hank of t !
t'tt i.f New Inik. Ill mil fn of t'-e .oss
w b. h thev l.e.e su'.il-i-. 11 Hie tlea-li
f their .1 -.. 111 . Pun, n u l.elae I
're'.,-,- cvpre.e and ev-.ol to hie le
leave, I fainl.i their lie. 'tf .! sHilp.ith
In ine Ir ure.it ultll. tl.1,1 .
An I bo it furihir It's.ove). T lat the.,
le., .inn, ms be eniei.,1 1,11 ihe minutes
. f lh- Hank, mi, I a . ..p , sent to tt-.s
fmlliU of the le.-e,i,,l
Til 1:0 ;t HilKTINi: se, rnary
ivi.i iii:i:hi:i: . .
At s mertlpg of the II, ..11 , lure.'to-s
' H.e Pillh Avenue Haul, n Nen-
he'.d Manh 30. I is 1 1,. the follow
lug tnln-iti. w a- a liit.te.i :
(i x itrN i:it wi:thi:hiiki: one of hi-
f01111.lt rs of tits bank and a member
of lis board fiom orgauU.itlo. , ha
l et II caile.l fro III., s. eue .if Ills lone
ami Interesting life, ami we who we-e
.t - -... I.i 1 c.l with him 11 Ihe directory -t
the bank offer our tribute of respect
1 t.l holier to his memory
When Hie biuli was sttrte.l In l;."i Mr
Wetherhee wa. nr ,,f tlie . oprl, 1..1 .
of the Windsor Hole, th.-i, ,, m
li.iit.int pait of Ihe mi's life ae,
a--ivlt Ii wis Hpproprlate ihat he
li-..i..l identify house. f wiih ihe new
liisili.nliiti which in.) i-niiio into hi,
nelshb.ii hoo.l, mid he bee .1111 11 Mock
b .l.ler and a dlre.-i.o-. He nn, ileep .
luteri Jte.l lii the lank 1111. 1 rive to It
fieelv of Ids time mil aitioiil.i . p ,r
over fnrtv )ear he was mut constant
In hi. attendant e upon the ineetimr of
the hoard nnd w a . In bis pla, Hs
.us! Hie day before he .lie. I As sri
itss.ni.ne he was 1110. list .4 1 1 i-.v. eons,
.10. 1 dlllc'iit 1 the .erforiii.nu e of his
dill) ii- he saw H
A a ru.luesH unlii lie .limine, t milked
silt i-ess In hh- 1 V, si It tl d His ei'i1
nuail Is- of min 11111I iiiHiintr. h '
cenrriuis an.i k'.t.dlv sitrti compelle I
Ihe atfe. II. 01 ef -i-ose who knew h.il
H, s ileii'b i- a pe-s.iliai loss to pa, 11
ne ef is we sh.tr- the hefeavemrn'
uf his ft o. a .1 tender tn them our
sine ei e st ntpat li .
' i ti.V-ro.v, Cashier
vmh:htakers.
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