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THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916.
HERMANS. MURRAY
WEDS MISS WARREN
fliM'iiiMin Ceremony Per
formed in SI. Tliontns's Cluireli
li Two ('Ini'in men.
flow r. its roVKit ai.taii
jl x 1i,tii I! Wnrtcn. itauelitrr nf
J'.- .i '' ,'li:"'l" Ullltil Win roil.
i il In llrriniui H. .Murray, u
J(n of M' ami Mr Ititxfll Murray of
0tli" S V. n ml till t'lty, ritentay
.per 'i s Thomas's Church by
the l!c I'r Unict At StirrK, wlnr of '
......... . .iiwi thf. It,.,- tif '
JJ ( lll.Mtn " ' ' 'I ... II CI
j, yi.i Tr . icrtor f draco Church
tfif ,1J' ' crfoetltcly decorated
"h ma.""" of p.tliit.1. white it ml pink
H,itr" .tml white roaes wore placed on
lr .ilta' Alms Hit' pcm of the main
! ttetl' clll-dcta of llllta.
The hrldo ciitcied the t'lttircli with her
filriei who pa"' IiiT itwny. Hit frown
of hlte tulle "Itli Houncc. of point
j-r made walking letiKtlt, ami
tffr w.i- .i Ui itt i tin train of while
m'lii ' '1 "liter I'roiitdo, which hunt?
from the. iioiililers Ut toll of tulle.
(,frof,, with M)lnt lair, was arranged
ith rap effect, ami Kite carried a bou
quet of wliil" orchid ami lilies of the
vtllev
Ml? Mnrf.irct Warren, the bride's
i,.tf, was Iit maid of honor. She
wore a oositiuio of l.ttcndcr entlti and
tulle ttlHi a hut to correspond, enrry-
s a la e" iliiurr of lavender Irlti nntl
fjii(i nf the n.ittiti h.ilt as her cos.
' ,xe The other hrlilal attendant,
Mrs. Leonard .1 U'yoth, ills Amy
Frnd'fh Johnson. Mis KII"o HuntitiK
pn KM' eke ami Miss Ktlnor fuller,
ne'e dirseeil alike In coslunics of cream
rolornl Lire anil taffeta, oxer which
srer worn tunics of two hnde of pink
HI Tho.r hats were of pink tulle
I'd ra'lti and they carried arm bou
trusts of pink rojrs,
Amhro.e S. Murray, brother of the
brMfcrooin. acted as hi best man. The
u-htr". cre Prancls Winner Murray.
Sr (ieeffrey Taylor, T Dwlcht Part--Mse,
Frederick II. Wooley. I'.iul H
Ronr.er, I2crett I.ewl of Tallnhnsso,
F.i, an.) RcRlnald Adams of London.
After the ceremony there was. a re
ffrtlnn at the home of the bride's par
H. '12 I'lfth avenue. Among the
nut were Mr and .Mrs. Russell Mur
rv Mr ami Mr. Frederick W. Van
iifW't I" Keerton Webb. Mr and Atrs.
William t'tirtlt Ioinoret, MKa Julia
rswter Wrls. Tr and Atrs. William 11.
t-.de-tnr Ml" Porothy Anderton. Atr.
sr.l .Mrs I.lnd'lry Tappllt, Alls Alary
Tti ie Uthur S,-hermerhorn, Atlss
4-i ti- ermer'iorn, Itaroness Itaoul tie
Caff" reii the Mle ltantllton, Atr.
iri '.-s Charlt.i JI Dltson, Air and
r o, l m M I'mlsrwood .Studios
Mrs. Herman S. Murray.
Jfr F'm kltt Ato't Wurner. Air. and
Vr - wtt Clinton Full", Atr and
Mm I'-mard L. Norton, Jr. Air. and
Mrs. W lu icr Washington. Miss Tieu
!" H'f a . At. and .Mm Richard
lltnrv Warren, the Rev Or William
H V btvrt, P Glherl Thebaud. rienja
"In II LummW, Mr and Airs, tlouver
r.f'Jr .Morris Carnochan. Air. and Airs.
rv. Hp A. S, Franklin, Airs. William C.
nlck, the Mlscs Amy and Alargarer
lick, Mr and Airs, H. Hobart Por
tr Mis. Dorothy Porter. Air. and Atrs. J.
Horton IJ,tm. i'aul and Thayer lacaccl,
'Man Palmlerl, Pr. Ilward L. Par
''lV. Mr an. Mr,. Carl von Alayhoff.
Mr and Mrs John F Panlell, Airs. K.
Li-nn Short Mrs. Charles IT. Jones,
" aid Mrs Walter U Stiydam and
Frttlen o Maeponell.
'ireene Kvcrltf.
r"'' .k N J, M-,ty IT. Allfk T.lcanor
' d T;v rut dauKhttr of Air. and
''' ' 1 f. It l'i .rltl nf It-. IViiIp.I
li,r and Linuald Greene of St. Louis
f-e mar' .eil to-t.igiit .n (trace Kplhco
W 1 ur it by tho Rev. Charles T.
va. , ,ei, re. tnr The bride was attentled
' M " Allgnoti Train of Frederick.
Mi ' '"'u 1 of bono" tind by .Miss
tM ,rii of Onu xe, Atlss Alarguerltn
K k rs of y,ifi nr,ln2e, MIsh Lottie Jtlack
r; -kivn and .Miss Itarbara Hall of
.v-v Yrrk as bndvftmaidH. William
'"t M ' rd of Greenwich, Conn, was
"it nun and the ushers were John Wll
"1 i:i.tt nml Theodore Train Iierltt.
"hrrn r,f t'.r bride. RIchHrd Connor
" New n,i (!y Cleveland of
Oraic
It letianl l.lumi,
1 . M l M 17 Miss Alary
'' ''iff. iiughter of Air. and Airs.
I. R'.i. of Whitehall. Aid., was
r d.T to P.n.lcn Frederick Gore
1 s n . in St .Mine .s pnites
etjpil I'luirch by the Re. Rd
Helfenstein nf St John's Cluircli,
' ' i by llm Rev Joseph
'- n t.,r .,f St Anne's
r (l'vin.iids w..re the AIIses Alll
WUite RlUaheth J Rrnwne
'i H Randall of ll.iltimnre ,
Ae'.i. ,f Washington, Alnrgaret
" i' Won i f ter, Alas , ami
Townsemi of New Vorlt.
' man was Hiuugn Howes Hod
S' . ami llm ushers Thomas
" 1 I.1 signs Kdtwirrt Ilreed,
v' I I . Robert Alatiry,
it. i-i; .in.J Lieut. G. W Ham-
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' ' iiki.i.k, N. Y .May 17 The
'I Mfs Ltl'lin Lnukvi KirtMnd,
' "' Mr and .Mrs. Wllllsn G.
' I-,' r htnniit Manor, tn Fred.
rt.sn
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. ' 1 a well i,ii,',nn varlttsnian of
'" '' f liochelle. toot iilace
' f p r liorni of the hrldr'n
"'"" To ( rit'liard Cobdcp.
"r of f, Larrhinont Epeopal
'wicn, omeuted.
$9,000 RAISED FOR
BLINDED SOLDIERS
Sightless Vletim of Onlllpoli
Cnnipiiijrn Spenks at Kilz
Carilon Itenefil.
DINNKKS PUKCKDK AKFA H
Perse.tnt-Alajor Robert Atlddlemlss, a
blind llrltlsh Koldlor, recently nf th
Klmt's Own Scottish llorilercr'. spnk
at an entertainment last night at the
llltz-l'arlton for the benefit of the Per
manent llllnd Relief War l'und. lie
urged further help from America for
the soldier who, like himself, have been
disabled front all active service, and
who, were It not for the training schools
for the blind, would become charges on
the community. About $J,000 was
reallr.ed from the entertainment.
Sergt. Allddlemlss lost his sight bv
the bursting of a shell during the fight
ing at nalllpotl on April 10, IMS, and
nrrlved In thl country a few davs ago
to help raise funds for his blinded com
rades In the war hospitals. He de
orrlbed life In St. Dunstan's training
school, where he said he had been
taught to read and write and had
learned n trade.
"I haf llxed through n hell of
misery and hopelessness which besets a
strong man In the tlrnt months of his
blindness." he said, "hut now, thanks to
the training I have received, I feel able
In compele with the seeing members of
my new profession. Since this new life
hat been awakened In me I buve done
evetythlng In my power to assist others
In the same way. t'nfortimatclv many
training schools such an St iitntan's
aro not available, and they nre urgently
required to cire for the thousands, who
aie completely crushed by their greitt
misfortune '
Among thoe on the programme for
the entertainment were Tom tvbson.
Miss Ada Andrnva, Airs, hangtry,
Frank Pollock. Inn Claire, Charles
Cherry. Arthur .Stanford, MarguerltB
Korrcwt, the. Arnault Hros.. Tavlo Klttay,
Blua Ityan. Maurice and Florence Wal
ton, Lyn Harding, Plsle Ferguson. Sir
Herbert Trco and Paul Cappilanl.
Robert T AtcKce and F.lsa Alaxwell's
tableaux called 'The Vision of Life,"
which wero given at the benefit for the
fund held at the Hippodrome recently,
were repeated.
Among the patronesses, many of
whom gave dinners In advance nf the
entertainment, were Airs. Philip At.
I.ydlg. Airs. Cornelius Vanderbllt, Airs
Harry Pnne Whitney. Airs. Charles
liana Gibson, Airs, Charles P. Alex
anrier. Iatly Colehronke. Atrs. Herman
Oelrlchs. Airs. Henry P. Perry. Airs
Pembroke Jones, Atrs. John Hrcel. Mrs.
K. II. Harrlman, Airs. O. II. P. HeImont,
.Mrs. Oliver Harrlman, Airs. Alexander
I. H. Pratt, Airs. Preston P. Salter
white. Airs. Oliver Gould Jennings, Atrs.
Alfred Anson, Mrs. Henry Clews, Airs,
Otto H. Kahn, Airs. Ogden Mills. Airs.
William Post. Airs. Herbert Shiftman,
Airs. James Lowell Putnam, Airs. Aus
tin Gray, Airs. Arthur Iselln and Airs.
William Jay,
LETTERS FROM DICKENS SOLD.
('orrrspondenre Tells nf III Sue
re ax nm Header In lloston.
The first letter from Pickens to his
friend ami sub-editor, William Henry
Wills, after his first reading In lloston.
In which he said, "The city Is abso
lutely mad about It.' w.ut sold yester
day at the t'oggeshall sale In
the Anderson Galleries to George
I. Smith for Ifin. The letter Is dated
"Parker House, lloston, Dec. 3, 1S0T,
I cannot convey to ynu an adequate
Idea of last night's tremendous suc
cess." Pickens said about his reading,
"You may be cettaln that It could not
be greater "
ln another letter, written a few days
later from the same place, he tells his
sub-editor that he Is "going on (be-
tween ourselves) at a clear profit of
1.30U pounds per wveK : mc leiiei
was sold on order and brought J'10.
A Pickens autograph letter, written
from Folkestone In 1U5, In which he.
irom i-oiKesioue in in which ; .
sharply criticises Thackeray.
In which Dickens says that people In
Boston stood In the cold for twelve
hours to buy tickets to his reading
was sold on order for ISO.
Tho tntnl snips vstcrdav amounted to I
Vniin Th. Vr .n mint for narts ,
,U' Jn of ?bt CoLltall ilhran-
one and two of the t of,gesitai linrarj. I
SMS r lnarKFr,,n'
LOCKE SALE TOTAL $1,373.
Colored Aunntlnta nf Ilndson Vlrwsi
Allrart Interest.
Colored aquatints taken from thn
"Hudson Hlver Portfolio," engraved
from paintings by V. G. Wall, were
the centre of Interest nt the ealo from
the library of Charles E. Locke nt the
American Art Galleries yesterday, Tho
"West Potnt" view, bought by Kennedy
& Co., brought the top price, 1 37. Other
views were "Near Flshklll," bought by
Kennedy A Co. for 129: "Near Fort
Alontgomery," bought by II. Frledenberg
for $32 : "Palisades," bought by Erskeln
for 126: "From Flshklll, looking
Toward West Point." bought by Erskeln
for J21 "Hudson." H. Frledenberg, 20,
and "Newburgh," It. Frledenberg, U'S.
Cooper Institute hought the book on
architecture by Adam. "The Ilulns of
tho Palace of Diocletian," for $30. A
complete set of Haliac's "The Human
Corned v" was bought by Gabriel Weiss
fnr sir. The II u onniiisi eerirs, i .i.ii
.rlsliie 'tbe works of Poe and others. 1
was u
Mi:. . . . , .u. I
The total sales for the day amounted
to $1,373,
PROF. METCHNIKOFF VERY ILL.
Head of Pasteur Inltnte. ParU,
In Hrrlnne Condition.
p.nis. Mav 17. Prof. Rile Metchnl-
koff. the distinguished bacteriologist and
head of the Pasteur institute, is reniroij
ill with heart trouble.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and .Mrs. Silas Wright Eecles nf
tho Apthorp havo announced the en
gagement of their .laughter, Allss Alii
dred Eecles. to Preston Erie St. Clair
Ixcke of Pasadena, Cal Air. Ixicke
was graduated from the Columbia
School of Atlnea In 1900.
Tlte engagement has been announced
of Allss May C Wagner, daughter of
Mrs Alary E. Wagner, to Charles
hlslinp, n son of thn late Mr and Airs.
Robert Illshop of Ilrookllne. .Mass.
Miss Jeannette Criiden, daughter of
Mrs. James D. Ortldcn of 137 Prospect
i'atk West, Brooklyn, has nnnnunced her
engagement to Alaxwell Peabody. son of
Airs. Herbert 11 Peabody of Hrallle
hero, Vt
The engagement of Allss Alatguerlle
Alahan, daughter of Air. nnd Airs, Joseph
II Alalmn of 12.17 Dean street, Hrook
ly'n to Harold Ellsworth Richards,
of Mr. and Airs. Thomas H, Richards of
lr.' Kingston avenue, has been an
nounced. Mlrhltrnn Man K.masred In France.
fiftrinl CnbU Pnpnlrh tn Tnr St)s
P.nis. Alay 17, The engagement of
Mile Therese A!er"!er and .Morris Cis
sards of Grand Hapldt, Mich, la M.
nouncod.
'Sometimes when I am
NEW VITAGRAPH CO. BOARD.
llsnn littereats llepreseiiled In
a5,OI0,tlll( rnnrrrn.
A suhstantlaJ Interest In the new I
Vltagraph Company of America. Incor
porated In Albany on Tuesday, It was
learned eterdny, will be held by In
terests Identified with the American To
bncco and New York traction companies
The board of directors will Include H. 11
Hampton, vice-president nf the Ameri
can Tobacco Company, H II. Vreoland,
president of the Now York City Hallway
I i.mt I ! ,1 .Inn ,1 1 II l .1 ItVnil U
son of Thomas F Itvan other mem- -ni, Vou are Oj'lv 15 for a dav In
hers of the board will be Albert IT I ,,, , PxcluMVP hom(. ln Newport
Smith, who is to be president and treas- , a rllanc iim, f wIn vou. pc ,
'h; m"".'".'?'; 'I r.Tr'i -"tertalm-l by one of Nfporf most
in i C S, focr, tar" charming hoste.-s!"
Anlur,ce.ne,,t 1"h made that His',,-'' the cr- that will resound In ;
company, which Is to take cner tho old Grand Central Palace when the Allied,
Vltagraph Company, had sold U Otm.OOv Haiaar. burlnnlng June 3. gets under
on0 , lhe ytllP ,; ,)t.r cen, nrHt ,m.rt-'
Ra(:e noU.s to Hornblower - W eeks
The new company has an authorized ,
capitalization of 110.0UO.OOU 7 per cent,
preferred and J 15, nod, 000 common stock,
Only a small amount of the former Is
. . .." ; . !: - ' .
J.uwu.t""' oi tne latter.
TlM rl,an- l,,"',",' " lnh" "vvr pllu r
. T1 f ,h ,,, ,,,.
-'T"'i!!S!5d X r"" at abUt
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mr and .Mrs. Carl F Jlokcr of r.3
East Seventy-fourth street have gone to
their summer home on tho Kurkson road,
Seabrlght.
.Mr and Airs. Meredith Underhlll of nnd win thn day at Newport has de
51" Fifth avenue have gone to their terred tho Newport hostesses from their
country place. Field Point road, Green-1 determination to do nil tn their tower to
wlch Conn. I make the Allied Haiaar a success.
Mr" and Mrs. William Stursbcrg of A1nrt!'c,r, llu,ri"c TTviiCi1 tTTiiiii'"
512 Fifth nvenue nre nt the Homratead, '0';! tho of ladylike thrills
Virginia Hot Springs, where they will Only men may compete for this, and the
remai until June 1 lucky winner Is tn be handed the fol-
remain until June i. ncp fem,nln(, thr.
The last of tho supper dances ar-1 A n,orlnK trp wm, ldtherlne Stln
ranged by Airs. James lt rno nnd ..tilers i flfm , ,)Pr alrshp, n regular scorcher of
will U given to-night at the. Coterie TiAl wlth tlle tn0Bt ,arB woman
Club. 40 West Fifty-eighth street. ut(,moblllst the committee can find, an
Nelson Douhleday who will marry I
Allss Martha Nicholson In Providence on
June 10, -will glvo his fnmwell bachelor
dinner nt Sherry's on Saturday evening.
A card party for tho benollt of the
i.nii.iinir f.,a ,,r ti.o Miiiih.-ittim lv,..
Ear nnd Throat Hospital will be held nt
li;on arran(?e(J bv MrBi T SuiTur,, Tab
Ur ii n H fra .T. Ptnreneo Shnrn.
ler and Airs. J. Clarenoo Sharp.
A dance to aid hospital work of the
Allies will be given to-night nt the
Iltltmoro. Among the patronesses are
Lady Horden, Airs. Frederick Y Lal
zlel, Airs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Mrs.
Richard Derby, Airs. Jules S, llachc ami
Airs. Daniel Guggenheim,
The wedding or llss Florence Led
yard Illalr, n daughter nf Air. nnd Airs.
C ldynrd Illalr to H. Rlvlngton Pyne,
will lake plnco In St. John s t;ii.ipel, Mr nnil Mrs W t. Curtrr. Iimtun,
HeriinrtlBVllle, N, J., on Juno 16. A nmatl Mr mid Mm W K. Matthsw", MeJIs, l'
reception will follow at Hlalreden, the Hlltim.re--.Yir. an. Mrs. P (' Hitchcock,
country homo of tho bride's parents, In 1 llostnn; Mr. nd Mrs W. II. l.yford. Chi
Peapntk, N. J. I '"fireslin C Mursn. luitlmore; II. II.
Air and Airs, T J. Oakley Rhine-1 Hurrnns, SesttK Wssli
lsnder cava n dinner last nlcht at their I lolllliw noil lloberi II Andrews. Iln
intiner ao n uinncr last nigni at tneir i ,, tr ngtou. (ire.it llnrr Inston,
home, 36 Wost Fifty-second stre.it, for I
Air and Airs. Philip Rhlnelander 2d, I Majestic--Mr nnd Mrs. V Hssttv. Ha
who returned front their wedding trip , vana . Mr nn I Mrs. J Me rrill. M.irrnl.i.
,e.ste,d(,y and who were married a eek ''ilrehmo'.I.I, Mr. ti iixTVl !!
ago. Young Airs. Jthlnclander waa Allss! wim-mi". Turonm
Ilrun larsons. Those at the dinner Plain H V Jtunh snrt A M. Orn, st
were mainly relatives of the young pair , ,","1,.r,,t ,- r pmr,n. Ptt.hUr.
The board of managers of Dm New. Mrs Charles II. Miingrr. Duluih
York Zoological Society will glvo tltnlr I Wo!:"r"sVr,."';,.V iM?lS.rril, loll
annual garden party this afternoon nt ft V-l). 'L-obar'n. "'lio.ion.' V uZJSi
the park. Among thoso on tho reception ; Kerflt, Cincinnati
committee will be Airs. John Purroy
Alltchel, Airs. Cabot Ward. Mrs. H. Fair
field Onborn, Airs Frank K SttirRls,
Airs. H, Cnslmlr do Itham, Airs. O,
Ledyard Hlalr. Alra. Percy R. Pyne,
Atrs. W Plerson Hamilton. Atrs. Archer
Al. Huntington and Airs. Henry Al Til
ford, A successful auction bridge tourna
ment In nld of the St. Agnes Day Nur
sery wns hebl yesterday afternoon In
the ballroom of the Colony Club. Among
the patronesses, nil nf whom had tables,
were Airs. Robert It. LIvlngHlnii. Airs.
Vernon C Urown, Airs, Gerrlsh If Mil
liken, Airs. Chalmers Wood, Airs Geoigt
E. Turnure, Airs. Ernest Flngg, Alts.
John Ilerwind, Airs. Georgn Ethrldge,
Airs. James Simpson, Airs. Henrv lv
ereaux Whlton and Mrs. John Janowuy,
most beset I seriously think of renting a pair of
whiskers. -President Wilson.
DAY IN NEWPORT HOME
IS PRIZE IN RAFFLE
Tifkcls Will Pp Sold at llio
Itii.imr Held for Allies
Xt'.vt Month.
n Among tne many tilings mai are;
t be rallied off, runn'ng all the wny '
from necktle.s autographed by poets to
high power touring car, will be a free,
trip to Newport nnd a day's entertain-1
merit hi ome villa where hitherto only I
",,", na.ii.-s ..re ... w.
r,.K.trr have been permitted to enter.
Just wo th" hostess Is to 1-. whether ,
. ,.,.... ..... ,,. V, n t.
Iteitrorit or HonteNidy else,' has
I "dosed The reason for till". It was.
sild e.terdny ttt btzaar headquarters
nt the Hotel lllltmore, Is that .several i
Newport leaders hae volunteered ami
thn committee Is h.tvln; dllllculty ln
choosing amoiig them.
Not even the possibility Immediately
suggested, that sonxi I. W W. person
might get the prlco and buy a chance
nftcrnnon spin with Atrs. J. Stuart lllack
ton Hi her motor boat, neeral hours of
posing for the movies as tho hero In
the most strenuous play that cnn bo
found nnd dancing In the evening with
1'lnrencn Walton as partner
Hie conimilteo oeKui jcsiernay erri
Ing tea at tho lllltmore headquarters
nnd every day now there will ne dally
tea nnd discussions. A committee of
ton on entertainment Is shortly to be
formed, with Airs. Price Post as chatr
nian ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
MeAlpIn Mr. nd Mrs. Charles P. Tft,
t'lorlniiiitt; J. Hsubsn Clark, Jr . Wash
ington, Mrs. It. P Albright. Ddtrolt; Mr.
ninl Mrs J. fl Whits, Fnn Frsnclseo.
It,. T r .tm' tla Mlln.
Pla and Plnyrrs.
Char!" Pllllngh-m nnd Floreni Zlecfld
have engsged Pi e l tl, l.thin to be tholr
K-ntrnl at.igo niHiiager when they open tho
century Theatre with u new musical pro
du.'tliiii next fa-
Wliichell 'ii and .Inlin I, unldeu hate
arrnngeii t" make ihelr New Yorii prmluc.
Hon of "Like Mother Made" nt the (lately
Theatre la Auul The pluy has linn
written by Mr. Smith slid Jack lUimrd
Th rompany is headeil by Forrest Wlnant
ami I.uules lliitter
Mils. Tlinmnrn Pwlrakaya. rersntly "with
thn I'avlowii l.all.'t, will tin thn principal
dnncrr In the new bummer show "The
I'sesltig Phow nf Hit" which opens hnrll)
Virginia Pox Itrooks hen been engaged
hv Ur Herbert Tree for thn ro of Aunt
I'ao In hl forthcoming production of "The
Merrv Wives of Windsor."
Wlllard II nek will Introduce a nsw play,
let called "ihn Double nipnsitre" when hn
pptart at the Talac ThsaUs next week.
ENO WILL CONTEST HALTED.
Jnrur la III and Isoi Will lip Filled
Tn-dsjr From Special I'nnrt.
The trial of the Amos F. Eno will
contest beforo Surrogate t'ohalan and a
Jury, which was to have started jester
day with the opening addresses nf the
attorneys, was halted as soon as Sur
rogate Cohalan took the bench A p!i
sii :an s rertltlcnte was banded to him
which stated that .Morris Laugsdorf, a
Juror, had suffered a "bad attack of
stomach trouble, which Is nlwnjs worse
when he Is under a nervous strain '"
Counsel for the contestants, who had
been seeking an adjournment because
John H. Stanrhfield, chief trial coun
sel, had not finished nnother cae, did
not appear disappointed, but Austen CI
Pox, chief counsel for the proponent,
said "Why not tnke sonm one In the
court room? I would bo willing to ac
cept Air. Perkins" Mr Fox teferrrd
to the former District Attorne;. , an at
tornev for the rtintetatUe Surrogate
Cohalan suggested laughingly that a
Juror could be picked up on the struts
It was then arranged that seventy
members of the panel summoned for the
trial who had not jet been called were
to be notified by special messengers to
apar this morning, when the empty
scat In the Jury box will be filled.
.Many women attended the session of
the trial yesterday because of the be
lief that It would proceed. Among
them were Airs. Henry Lane Eno, wife
of tho Princeton professor who Is one of
the contestants: Airs. Austen G. Fox,
Airs. Amos It. E. Plnchot, Airs. Authur
Train, whose husband will make the
opening address for the contestants to
day, and Alias Ilcckett, dntighter of the
ex-Surrogate.
MOLLEE FANCHER LEFT $2,100.
pheT Chief Heir, lint Will .Vol
Accept the Stoney.
Alollle F.moher, Brooklyn's famous In
valid, who died on February It, lift an
estate of f 3,500, which, owing to varlon
claims against It, will be reduced to
about 12.100.
lly her will, which has not been filed
jet, W. Claud Heaton of Wntcrtown.
N. Y a nephew, receives nil the estate
with the exception of n few slight gifts
to two friends. As nbout $1,000 nf the
estate Is represented bj gifts received by
Allss Fanchtr at her golden Jubilee, held
the week previous to her death. Air
Denton hns Indicated that he will de
cllne to receive this and have It tunud
over to the Alollle Fnncher Memorial
for Cripples, thus leaving him only tuUO
from the estate.
Stephen Phillip Left Only "'.'A. i
Special Cable Pmpateh In Tint Scs
IosnoN, Alay 17. The will of Stephen i
riillllps. poet editor nnd dramatist, who )
died reoentl-, hue been proved He left
only C (I2S)
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
IIRKKY Iltl.bBllltANI), who died Mateli
ii, IHt. left IH5.U2 In real eil.ltn nn I
aecurltlei. Ha gave a third Intereit In Iih
real estate, worth UJ.000. to his wife, lien
rlette It. Illllnbraml. and left the re
riialrider of lh slats to two dxuichteM
and a son
JOHN S FltOTIIINOIIAM. who died I"
Brooklyn on Juns U, 1H. left h net
estate of Mbl.tDI, according to n cnrrcie.l
arptalsar report nid in the SurrnKdte'M
oHlce jesterday lhe wliiow, Katharni.i I,'
Krrtthlnghani, ret the town hone mil
contents ai it tlrace Court, atue II?
ami H". 0K0 In csh outrUht Tim rouul' ,
jil.i at Day t'liore. aliin B 6, tl a , ami 'lie
mlilusry estate, S 8 C R. A 6 r. art tie.tue.it lie I
t ht r for life At lior deith both iruta
tiss to thn teetator'n elutci, Mars T I'
ow Thn lattnr'n Interent tn appraised
at t:54.t
fiAVin ltnoWEIt, who died In Ilrook
ly ii on February It, left a net eetate uf
ISI.lts to his three imnn, Frank I).. 1M
wjrd rt. and David flrower, Jr
HAMUKI, F ENOS. tn the f-nr tint
thn tnlsht nuffnr financially from tirem.i
turn distribution of thn etnte nf thn .. te
Hamuel F lings, Mrs Helen Day Snv.ler
of :: Prospect plaoe, Hrooklyn, applied to
Hupremn Court justice Cnlliislmii yeiterday
for sn Injunction against the sole nurvli
Ing trustee, her stepson. Louis J Snyder
Counsel for thn defendant nald his client
welcomed an opportunity to gnt a con
truotlon of thn will, while counsel for the
petitioner said they mersly touxht to pro
tect Mrs, Snyder's Interest, whloh may
amount tn lit tin an 1119,000 or an much
as 1600,000. An accounting Is rronilie.l,
MISS SAItAH A. MKSRENOr.lt ovnr 0
years old, who died In Hrooklyn Murrh :
list, left 150,000. which la dlvtdsd among
nearly 100 heirs. Hurrogste Kntchani
yesterday appointed W Ward Rjnlth and
Daniel H Smith, thn executors, as tempo,
rary admlnlatralora,
CLUBWOMEN'S TOPIC
SERVANT PROBLEM
I'.iennlal Convention lo Seek
Solution on Two Days
of Session.
I NO FltKK POWDKK Pt'lTS
Twenty thousand clubwomen, dele
gates and visiter ijt the Itlennlal Con
vention of tins Genera! Federation of
Women's Clubs, will apply themselves
next wick to the solution of the servant
problem. Representatives nf the ten
thousand women's, rlttbs In the country,
honiekee per balling from .Maine and Cal
ifornia, Texas, and .Michigan, and all tne
Statca In between, will tell their personal
experiences with maids and cooks, and
what remedy, If any. they have for the
well known aversion of tho model n
working girl for the kitchen.
A special conference on this tnple will
be held next Wednesday nftcrnnon In
Room F at the Seventh Regiment Ar
mory, and on Saturday afternoon fol
lowing there will be, an open conference
at the jsnnie place on toelal nnd Indus
trial conditions, State and club presi
dent: to bo tho speakers.
Although conferences and board meet
ings are to till the hours right along
front Sunday, on which day the board
nf the Gmeral Federation gathers for Its
Initial pow-wnw, the formal opening nf
tho convention doesn't come till Wednes
day night. On that evening, utandlng
on a platform hanked with Dowers In
the grrat ball of the Seventh Regiment
Armory. Gov. Whitman and .Mayor
Mitchell will welcome the clubwomen.
Mrr. Percy V Pennyhacker, president
of the General Federation, will preside.
Pr. Katharine Ilement Pavls. chairman
of the Hoard of Parole, and Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Catt. president of the National
Woman Suffrage Association, will
speak. Airs Cult's presence on the
programme must not be taken to mean
that suffrage will be discussed. The
General Federation ndopted a suffrage
renlutlon two years ago at Chicago,
ami the club leaders say they don't want
It to come up again. Those who put
the resolution through ate disposed to
let well etiouEh alone
Tho Ainerlcanlz.it, on of the Immigrant
will probably be the great n".!inn for
iIim iisliui tit this r intention. Jut as
euff'.tge was at Chicago, Preparedness
Is to be dodged. a there are peace
wnmi'ti it, the f. deration who don't Motnl
for preparedness The e'.een depart
ments nf the federation, composed of
women from the forty-eight Statts, are
c:lis, art, cneerviitmn, education, home
economics, industrial and social concll
t ons. legislation, li'.eraturo and library
extens.un. music, public health and the
dr.vn.i
1' wits officla'ly denied yestetday by
Mrs Wil..:nt G-aitt llrowr rhahnwn of
the b.enntal board, that 5,000 powder
Miffn had been ordired to be delivered
at the Seventh llcglment Armory Satur
daj. as reporttd
"No j-iwdtr puffs," she said. "Any
woman who wants a powder puff must
hr.ng her own. We shall have the dtess.
Irig rooms provided with pins and hair
pins, but I'tey ure necessities. .Mirrors
we slmll not put In. Thero are enough
of those at the armnrv row, provided for
the s Idlers, 1 suncie."
ZEEGLER OPERA AUDITOR.
-iifhnr nnd Critic rtti ci-eil Itrrivrn
nt the Metropolitan.
Edward Zlegler. author and music
. r't!. has been appointed business
'imptrnlicr nf tin Metropn Itan ojnt.'i
Company to tike tse jilace of John
llrown. whose rekignatlon was an
tiiuitu'ed on Tin .l.n Mr '.icgler will
a.v.timn his new duties nn June 1.
Al- Zlegler is known as nn accom
plished musician and nn nuthotlty on
mus.i-al eubjects. He was born In Hal
t'more In 1 S 70 nml after coming to New
York studied under Pranz X. Arena.
In eiT V.irk Tii-dny.
rtutsry Ciub. luncheon, Hotel JlrAlpln.
rt.iletv for Ktl.l.al Cuiture. dinner, lintel
A'.". ' 3)1' .M
ail',n..l A. '.Ttlnn nf Msnufrturer,
mtettnir. It'itv! Wa.dorf
Society of riirtnln.1 ln.liitry. Nw York
- ... i "' ' ' -""
Itolitt'i'v I'eum'ftre of rnrnl Ke.l-
erst on e' w run's Oiutu iunrhton, Hotej
Atrr. 1 P M I
lUinliriilf.- Co.hj - wtll tulk on "A merles. ,
!'"&, nd'anui' ' "'m "
7'.cu,.lon ..n 'Mi:it'ry .rrlcs. Com-i
pj siry or Volunteer." Earl Ha,' Columbia ,
1 Tierlt - SO 1'. M and elenlriK.
AmTliitn S I'-letv f.ir t'ontro' of Cnnesr,
hlii. tr m. link- Aesitemv of Medlclns, 17,
Wet P-rtj 'li'rl s'ret sn I' M 1
ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION
LjI
IllOO A. M. TO AI30 I'. M. liACII HIT,
The Lnrge and Very Important Collection of
Beautiful Objects of French Art
and
Decorative French Furniture
Of the Highest Artistic Quality
Representing the Styles of Louis Quatorze,
Louis Quinze, Louis Seize, nnd the First Empire,
including Cabinets, Writing Tables, Commodes,
and Salon Suites in Aubusson and Gobelin Tap
estry. Also fine Bronzes and Marbles, Clock Sets,
Miniatures, a large Aubusson Tapestry, and
many reproductions of famous Objects of Art in
the National Museums and chateaux of France.
To be Sole) by Auction without reserve or reatriction
on the Afternoons of Saturday, Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Mny 27, May 29, May 31 and June 1, lie.
ginning at 2i30 o'clock each day, by order of
M. JULES RATZKOVVSKI
(lltletal Commissioner-Appraiser
of Paris and Cairo, who brought the Collection to America
Chinese and Egyptian Art
Kino Porcelains, Bronze Mirrors of the Han Dynasty,
important Old Pointings on silk and parchment, two largo
I'lemish Tapestries in cry fine condition, and many other
rare and beautiful Objects, to be Sold by order of
Thomas Jefferson Rynn, Esq,,
Attorney, of ."Sew Tork City.
Iridescent Glass, Persian Potteries, Babylonian Tablets,
Roman Bronzes and Coins, antique Watches, rare Persian
Kurs, and many beautiful Necklaces of Egyptian Beads,
tn be Sold by order of
Mr. Arret Khnyat,
.tmi I'll Its Alrnur, Nrn Tori.
These important and valuable Collections are now nn
Public Exhibition and will be Sold on the Afternoons of
Friday and Saturday next, May 19 and 20, 2:30 o'clock.
Catalogues Mailed Free to Intending Buyers.
THE ANDERSON GALLERIES
Miiillsnn Atenue nl
liniiisnn Atenue in i
ALLEN KELLY.
.Voted n .Nevtspitper Worker on At
lantic nml Pacific Cnusls.
Allen Kelly, first city etlltnr nf Titu
I2kni.no Sun, tiled on Wednesday In
Los Angeles nf tuberculosis.
Air. Kelly was born In Cambridge,
.Mass., sixty-one etir ago. After ob
taining newspaper experience on the
Pacific coast, working fnr the San Fran
cisco Vnll and other papers, he returned
to tho I2ast, wtote editorials for tho
Hoslott (llobn nnd then became managing
editor for the Fall River lllnbr.
On March 17, 1SS7. Air. Kelly lenrned
that Amos Ctimmlngs, managing etlltnr
of thn newly established Kvkninu St:.s
was looking for the right sort of men.
He climbed the stalr.s In tho old Sl'N
building ami saw Alt' Ctimmlngs.
"l'o gnt to have it city etlltnr," said
Air. Ciimmlngs brlelly. "Can you be a
city editor?"
Air. Kelly said he could and landed
tho Jnb, which he held fnr seven months.
Later be went to San Krnnclsc.o In the
employ nf the ,'rtimhtr r as city editor,
editorial writer, feature writer and man
ager of special editions Mieccsslvcly. and
then became city editor of the Los
Angeles J'lmri, He had also been em
ployed on the Philadelphia .North Ameri
can and tho New York .Vcita when
Frank Atunsey owned It
He was a big game hunter of note ,
and served a term as State Commis
sioner of Forestry of California. He
captured nntl took to San Francisco
AInnarch. the llnest grizzly bear ever
taken Into captivity. Monarch was for
years a feature of the zoo In Ooldrn
Gate Park.
Atr. Kelly leaves a son, Sherwln F.
ami a widow, Florence Finch Kelly,
Clinrlrs Adnnts.
Charles Adams, assistant treasurer nf
the Ward llaklng Compatiy, died last
night at bis home, Sutton .Manor, New
Itochelle. lie was hnrn In llelfast. lie-
bind, on October L'i, IS 55, and c.tme to
this country In early youth, llu had
been with the Ward linking Company
slncn It established In business In Pitts
burg and camo here four cars ago. .Mr.
Adam was prominently Identified with
.Masonic, nctlvltles In Pittsburg and was
l ast Grand Commander oi Allegletiy
Comm.itidery In that city lie was stew
ard of St. .lohn's Alethitdlst Kplsmpal
Church, New Itochelle. lie Is survived
by hl w'fe and one daughter.
.lames Cinnuli .Intiilsnii.
.Iame Gough Jamlsnn, 4S c,n old.'
of .109 West Ninetj -third street, presi-
dint of the .laittlsoti-Semple t'onipanj.
dealers In surgical Instruments, died '
yesterday. Air. Jamison wis born m
Leonardtown, Aid., and was a m mb.-t ,
I of the Southern and the Alar) land so -
tidies and was secretary-Ketieral or tne
National Society of S'Mnns nf Colonial
Cavaliers. He was a number of tin'
I W I'llI V-lllll II II, KIMll'lll. !. I-. IWl ,
nine year.
serving as tpiarterntastHr-
sergeant for fHt .ears
ndrr ,1. Pnren.
Andrew J Foren, 7C years M-l
who .
had been engaged tlrt In the hat tnanti
..... ....... .m .- ..,,...,... -
..Z "V. .v.,:'
estate, busimi-s In llrnoklyn for fifty
jears, Is detul at his home, 92 Seheriuer
horn street. He was a member of the
board "f managers! of the Hronkljn As
lilt- n.i'i'iiljii .v
socla.lon f r t be It, " a o he
I por ,,nd the Irp oklj n ( oiigregatlonal
Club. His daughter. Mies Ltura A.
Foren, survives him.
.liilin liiiialiiiii.
John Alonahan, f.''. years old. member
of a contracting flint at Elnihurst nnd
a veteran of the civil war, died sud
denly venterday In a trolley car .n Hor-
I den luentii; on the way to Iong Island
!('it. He was unmarried and Is sur-
led b a brother. Patrick Alonahan,
and a sister, olive Monahan
Item li'Crre.
f.e-n MrCree of th McCree ti.iwnpnrt
Troupe, a tliler we.l known 'n the cir
cus buines. fell dead jeatuday in te
ring of -the lllngling Clr.-us al Da.Mon,
Ohio. Jut aftir liking his Until 1k.iv to
the .uvlati-e ,f 1. . .iii.o p. rsons He had
been a rlrctn qui st. Ian tT thir'.j-s:
years and was tho brother .f .lunie Mc
Ctee, the viunl"ll.e net"- and author He
leaies n wife and a son.
Edgar T. .leronie,
Sot'Tlt 'Nor. walk, Cnn. May 17 Ed.
gar T. Jrrome, priMdent of the Jerome
; 1 aper " on, .any. wni.it lias an omce .it
31 1 West Klftt-thlrd street, -New York.
! died to-d.u foliowlng a Uroke of
' nKip!ey, He wa 77 vears old. The
luneial will he held ben. Friday nfter-
'noun
i
I, mils Klein.
Louis Klein, son nf the into J.icnh
Klein, died yesterday in his limn In
South Twentieth street. Flushing He was
4, ic'lt" "U n'3, "
decorator
Cnpt. P, Satiford llancroft,
Rl'tleii, Pa., May 17 " apt P Sin-
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Unrestricted Public SaU
This (Thursday) Afternoon
tnd AFTERNOONS of Tomorrow (FritUy)
and the 20th, Zli, 23d and 24th l 2:30.
This (Thursday) Evening
& EVl'.N'lNGS o( Friday of ThiiWe eh (My 19)
and the 22.1, 23d and 24th al 8 o'clock
The Extensive Collection of
Antiques, Art and
Literary Property
Formed by
Mr. Charles E. Locke
of this city,
Consisting of Old Lowestoft, Wedgwood, Benn
inglon, Leeds, Staffordshire, Copper and Silver
Lustre and other tarty Lnglish China, Setres
Porcelain, Old French, Grtman and Anilo
American China, Historical Plates and Othar
interesting Specimens, Old Pewter, Ancient
Fire Armi and Other Weapons, Antique, Co
lonial and other Furniture, Oriental Ruga,
Old and Modern Paintings.
the Mule Mill Hp rnnditrted hy
Mil. IHOMS i:. KlllltV
anil tils u-tt.mt, Air, Otto llernet, nf tho
American Art Association, Manager
-V A mill i, l..it I'.lil m , MndlMtn So Ho.
fold Itaiictoft, aged Sfi leats. for twenty-
tt (nrs nssociate editor of the
linticr i nunty llciwil, died to-day. Until
ii wa stricken ten days ago he waa at
Ins ediluiial desk dail Air Bancroft
was bum in Canaan, Conn, lit lSfit he
i nlisled with Company G Itllh Penn
sylvnnl i Infantry. In Ufa bo cnm
here nnd t torgttlilzed llm U thcrapuon
Institute.
llss liirv i:, CnKlinr.
Pi.Ai:nBt.ti. N. J., .May 17 AI. Mary
IT C'dthar, 75 years old. a res'dent of
N'orth Pla nfli ld for fifty ye trs. died
I ;
there to-day Sho .m a native of
Spnngdule, N. J.
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HONOR FOR NEW YORK ARTISTS.
,!,,,,. Mrlmti. iiimI Architect
nrri-n Ke Mtititinient Prlar,
; Washington, Mav 17 V II. .Ve-
,1U. a,.tptnr. of New ltorhel'e, N, T
.(t,.t T V. Warren, an h tect. of Urimklyn,
l,ae been awarded llr-t pr.ze In thn
"innet tin. i fnr i es atx f T tlt new
Fran.-'n S. cut Kev niontiitvt to he
i reded a! 1'ort Mcllenrj, llt'tlmore.
The aunounceim tit was ir t ie to-day bv
Seer, tury I laker, who appri'l the
award.
The design provides for ; jeml-clrctllar
,,,.ltfnrm ,,f whl, m.lr,,,,, , , , .,,,r, ,v,,
a s.ml-.lrcular bene
nch nf iii" stmo im-
ti:.il. with a l.i rote statue of bronze In
the quadrant depleting a half clad man
p!n'.ng a primitive stringed Instrument,
Tk ,1..... i . . . ll
,'.-":,,. ' , 'erreV Is
; vrIn "The Star Sptngled Manner"
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ELECTIONS AT BARNARD.
rrcnlimen nml Hnplioinitrcn .N tl ms
Oltlecr for ett Veiir.
ll.irnnril freihmeti nn I wiptotnores
In M e . t . i t s f.ir l".p,ir!.i'it . i ie. ufficcs
e.ateril.iy. .ll lirtin Kek was
dieted .oni; le.i.i.T of I no k iplinmnra
. '.t.i for t.est .M.'ir. M f.s (il.uljs it.
f-l1is wtlti rl.e.en lm-llltF1- 111 I tccr of
Hie .Worfuriodri!, tlte nnnti.il Jun.ir cl,iJ
'iook of ll.trn.i'd. -!t M Vntit'lu
I'louirh ns nrt trlltor, il'H Itutli lliixlns
ton ttdntirtr nn, M:m I Inn : t While
secretin y.
In the freflfititi rlnn M ileorirln
St.irltroiieli tins , le, te,l t-ot u leader,
Mi,- Katlierine I'.irkti elii rmr of dec
oriitlotia. Mlm Adeln Alfki . Ii.ilrmnn of
entert.ili.inentK and Mish "era Klop-is-
its ch'ilt man of the yopltnmoro d.incs
f.'t next year
( 1 1 Colleue IMIInri i nine.
The e.irly b.ttuiiiet nf the Campus
Association. Inc., pnli'lNlieri of tho
Crtnijiiu, the Cltv Colleito newypiper. will
he held to-niKlit at th Hotel (."nniher
l.u -1.
THE SEAGOERS.
'-all'.nc to !tt It th" ticii'r!iit a Ac
nn liner Oicir II. fir Clir.stia.eHi.it un
roi.rh.iren
Mr and Mr llenrr iir,t r M Maehold
tt,itniri
O I. Mllmnre. first
fipl Ixlf An iereet
W 1 Creion, eeore.
tare. Amenrin Kei
li.iesy at IMroirat
Huso r.vets
t'nl Arnol lo tCrum
Heller
Cart M If Itentrlk-
-e(T, tarv American
Ktntiw-y at Corstnn
tltio-.le
John Ml' k
i:lml V imlth.
U. iron WilJemer Ux-
hH'.l
f. II Ilu-tnn.
Mr nn.T Mrs J. Oils-
,en.
Cint Svi'rre tlru"ln tnve Whltn
Arriva'" by th t'unirJer Cu-pathia. from
t.liertinol:
Mr W W Allen Mr ami Mr. o. A
Ii V lhtrr WM.innn '
Mr ntnl Mrs It r .V T Mlteh.ll
llohenn I, II Ilini'.i
frst U l'.ir-nn .1 If llwrv
31 Alt JUKI).
TATI1AM fOTTHIt - On Tuestay, May
I, nt the ehspel of ft Jain-',. Cath
dral of M John the I)lvln, hv the Jtev,
Wlllkim M (iresvener. I D, Parsh
' Iniee Potter, rifliiuhier nt th" lata
itlxlit Itev Henry i". Potter, to KJwIn
fathani of New orit
DIED.
IPlM' - ' N'ew Itnehelle, .V V. Ml)' 17,
"Jl. Oniries Ad una. In hl atstr-rlrst
year.
N'etl' e of funerBl hereofter
OIIAtTNCKT. At M reaMenea. tH Madi
son avenue, on M,iv ".C, Il'.lhu rhauneay,
on of N'Athititel an.l IVliahih Swl1
SallKtiury I'tuuncey, In hie seventy.
elitli uar
Tuner.i at Trinity ("hii-eh. rrldnr, Mny
It. nt ll A. M Interment ut Pourh
keepnle llt'TCMIIS-l1V On Mav 11 OertriKl
I snee. wltiii ef John Wvinan llntehln
eon. mri Ti
Nertl.ee on TrMnv at S P M M
WliehlnRtoii Sniar South
J WtlPClN James (lnueh, en TueeMay,
' Mav 1. ntit em ef Paker A ornt
Sarah M Jinihin
' Puneral eiivtiv, 10 A M .Xattiritny May
:n. lliir. nt ciniri h nf the lt'.lv Nam.
( AniKter'Iniii avenii an 1 Ninety sixth
treet, Nev Yoit. Ii.tfment Calvary
I'emeterv.
t'.tritA lterthu 01ti I'uneral "TUB
rrsniiAt. i itriicii." ;n west
Tiventv third etre-t i I'rnnk V Camp
hell Hull Hi, ii i, Thursday ofernoon,
t 30 o'clock.
Sr.Nl.l!V Puner.il sent ee for tha lata
William Htiui ii were li.' t at the reel
ilenea Tiinailny u' Ureal HarrlnRton,
Mans He I, turliel In- bi nt3w,
1 .11,1 C . anil nine rlill 1'en
WAUIIWllU, - A h'" resMen-e In Mntta
palsett. Mass M it 1' James llltca
cock, eon ef the a'a 1" (ward Hertrt
sod Josephine Jl'trhi'Oi'k WnrdwalL tn
the forty-nlnUi te.r of hi" e.e.
Kuneral eertl.'es he d rdtirsday at MM
tnpnlvett Interinrft at I'tlca, N T.,
K-rhliiy M iy "
MIKIITAKKIW.
M