THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1919. 9

1S9S Expected tier enthusiast an already owns many NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD OBITUARIES. From to 1897 he was Instructor of Mrs. Vnnderlillt In Aiken. WHISTLER PRINTS . examples: so that the collection will AMERICA TO. MRS. HER English at New 'York, University. He Special Despatch to Tnr. Sun. nave, so to speak, good QUITS FISKE AT is by live a home. to- survived Ms widow and AlKKie, S. Feb. 4. Lieut. William ror mat matter, de- Countess Jean de la Grese will sail children. C. the collection day In GKhV. JOHN COALTBR BATKS. Atnater, who has been hero since his serves one. It Is probably the finest col- on the Lorraine for her home SOLD Lieut-Ge- n. sen-Ic- In Italy, gon FOR $500,000 lection of Whistler prints, Judged France. Ban Drcao, CaL, Feb. 4. return from has from JOIN BERNHARDT corns BEST IN DUAL ROLE FRANKLIN J. MORTON. to his home In Now York. Mrs. Will- the point of quality, In existence. Mr. Mrs. Stephen 11. P. Pell has John Coalter Bates, U, A., retired, from Washington to the Chatham. a Special Despatch to iam K. Vandorbltt, who has returned Freer's collection, which already to-d- ago Tas Br. has Rtegsl-man- n, died at his home here at ths Is expected to occupy been given to the nation, may be some- The marriage of Miss Kthel BatTlMosc, Feb. 4. Franklin Joy from France, her what more complete, daughter ot Borough President Ed- of 7 years. His nearest relative, Mrs. Morton, widely known In shipping winter home here thin seamin. Howard Mansfield's Famous but Mr. Mansfield's" Beverley Sltgreaves, Ag Lynch, cir la of an extraordinary high level ward Rlegelmann, to Charles E. Scdrcs New Triumph in "Mis' E. B. Enos, a sister, lives here. cles, died to-d- ay at the age of S6. With Collection of Etchings throughout, and many of hU examples Jr., will take place this evening at the nis Brother he owned a large neet or grieved, Says She Novor BU Brooklyn. f urplna' 'ovellness and rarity : Hotel George. Nelly of N'Orlcnns" at Gen. Bates was retired from ths ac- square rigged vessels plying between i Mr. Mrs. will go to Lost to New York. with the seal of not only Mr. Mansfield's and Robert Graves April 14, forty-fiv- e Baltimore and the La Plata River. He approval on Will Bctnrn. Palm Beach this week. Miller's tive lint ltOtV.after HIGHLY IMPORTANT them for he la an authority Theatre years before was active In the formation of the Crown but also that of the great Whistler Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green of service. A few months Cork and Seal Company, acting as treas- UNRESTRICTED SALES BUYER'S IDENTITY SECRET himself. and Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. A. he was 19 he entered the Eleventh Regu- urer and director until HOC, when he Mr. Mansfield knew the arUst In- Bleecker Banks,, are In Palm Beach. with, retired from business activities and de SHE IS TO PLAT IN PARIS la with MARDI GHAS AIDS PLAY lar Infantry the rank of First timately, took long Journeys with him Miss Flora Payne Whitney was voted his time to philanthropic lntorests. to his sketching her aunt, Mrs. Willard Straight, In Lieutenant on May 14, Ul. He grounds and was as- made a Captain two years later, holdlag Mr, Morton is survived by three sons, Noted Artist Aided in Selec- sisted in making his selections of prints Aiken, .8. C. Lieut Dudley J. Morton, stationed at Mrs. Boston has that rank until July, IS It. Ha fought by Whistler. Two wonderful Impres-sion- s Florence Walden Sails to Wirt Dexter of George Lakewood, N. J. ; Ensign F. Craig Mor uirru trfUM tftrmi WxAVtl wtnf vnor rrtv Subjects Many Join Joined her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Irene Haisman , and In torn of the most sanguinary battles ' aWttWtv r4y tsVtflll KAUuu mhi UNUli tion of and from the famous plates, "The civil war, among them being ton, stationed In New York, and Alfred Palaces and the ' at the Plaxa. of the B. Morton; one daughter, Mrs, "Two Doorways" have Maurice in French come Henovan and Model Friqst the second Bull Run, Fredericks- Norval Arc Autographed. the Mans-nal- Mrs. William F. Sheehan has words "Selected for Howard d burg, Chancellorsvllle, Gettysburg and E. Byrd, and one slater, Mrs. Horatio P. written on the back by Whistler. Capital. from ICnollhurst, her country plan In Dyer of Rye, N. Y. ON FREE VIEW. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Roslyn, L. I., to the St. Regis. Give Good Support. the final campaign around Rlchmoad. The dlerrara" nniiur ....t .i,i At' ths tlms he waa given his cap- Howard Minefield sold his hsw the same Inscription by Whistler! Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Upham ot TO BE SOLD hu famous Chicago are at the Plaxa. taincy he was detailed to Gen. Meade's WILLIAM JAMBS RILEY. eollectlon of WhlsUer prints, etching's Known to have said that It was Beverley staiT, serving upon until ths snd of of Friday the Sltgreaves. who has long Mrs. C. Oliver Iselln, who has been In It 4. On the Afternoons and finest impression that had been taken been neary war. He was twloe brevetled for Paris, Feb. William James Riley and lithographs for a ium not slated but from a welt known actress on ths New Nsw Tork for a brief stay, will return "Mis' NeOy of N'Orleans-- U the 1147 Broadway, Saturday of This Week that particular plate. During Tork stage. Is tearing for meritorious services and gallantry. He of New York, a secre esttmated to b In the nelfhborhood of many year Vr. Mansfield neglected to Aiken, 8. C, on Friday.' Miller's Theatre. tary In the Knights of Columbus, died no Franos with La Lorraine. She goes In women Pennsylvania So- AngeMque Deris Moore servsd upon the Western plains during ar- opportunities to Improve the quality of The of the Saturday of pneumonia. Mr. Riley was February 7th and 8th, at 2:30 o'Clork f 100.000. The affair, which waa answer to two Invitations Barah Bern ciety give n the thirty years following the civil war. his collection and was an assiduous will a tea at the Zephyrlne Eva Benton buried In the American military ceme- ranged by Arthur If. Hahlo A Co., waa buyer hardt haa sent to her. She will be Mme. February II. a D.lphln. Falalta Irene llal.man At the outbreak of the Spanish war at all the great European sales Brigadier-Gener- tery at Suretnes. Bernhardt's guest and will act with her Moncure Robinson has gone to Santa Georges ha was commissioned a The Very Important Collection eensummatsd yesterday morning and the when Whistlers came upon the block. Felix Durend...... nenavent after- In productions which ths French actress Barbara, Cel., to remain until the early Unc' Boss Jsieph Dunn of volunteers and waa soon of large Major-Qenera- check In tlx figures changed hands. contemplates at her theatre. ward made a l. His men VerF Pew Etchings Missing. Paris part of April. Pers Andre Clement FYederlo Burt MISS CLARK TO BE A BRIDE. The name of the signer of the check was "The most interesting feature of my Nelly did much to make the capture of San trip," Sltgreaves said, to Daventry Mrs. Ftske Hill by the colored troops and Ancient Arms, not announced. It Is known only that His collection numbers 420 etchings Miss "at least ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED. Georges Durand Hamilton Itevtlla Juan Marriage to S. Taber Will Take from plates, me, Is the fact that I am not coming Rough Riders possible In the Cuban J. the new possessor ot the prints Is from 10 and Its completeness al- Melanle Cardanne Zola Talma Weapons may be Judged by back. I don't say that I shall be campaign. Place In Madison Ave. Church. and Armor out of town. the fact that the ways In France. There Is England, for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond lusher. 65 In ths spring of 1119 Gen. Bates Formed by the ConnolMeur Kennedy catalogue lists but 44! etchings. Flfty-flft- h Miss Catharine Clark, daughter of Mr. Mans-Hel- d go East street, have announced Philippines placed Neither Hahlo Jt Co. nor Mr. Of lithographs lastance, and after a while I may The return of Mrs. Flske to New York was sent to ths and and Mrs. Charles M. Clark, 71S there were 161 from US one thing am the engagement of their daughter, Miss In command of the Southern Park Mr. Theodore Offerman would give precise details of the subjects. Mr. Way, there. But la settled. I night In Eyre's play "Mis' district avenue, will be married to John Starr Whistler's printer never to return to this country. Madge Raymond Lesher, to Lieut. last Lauronca which Included Jolo and Mindanao. He To which added transaction, which Is the moat Important and friend, lists but 186 subjects In his Charles 8. Bartow, U. 8. N eon ot Nelly of waa triumphal brought Taber of the British Aviation Corps, son has been a number "My experiences In the laat two years Jr., N'Orlsans" a negotiated the treaty which ot Mr. Mrs. Cin- that haa occurred hare since the out- catalogue. Mr. and S Bartow, 33 West Bulu. Ttetum-in- g and Francis Tnbir of of fine specimens from several other Among have convinced me that I am altogether one. A friendly audience received the peace with the Sultan of cinnati. March 1 In the Mndleo'n Avenue break ot the war, and which la at last the now priceless prints which forgotten here after my long service Seventy-thir- d street. Miss Lesher was to the United States, Gen. Bates was Important private collections. a slgnl to the art world that the war Is are loot to this city, temporarily at least, Introduced to society threo years ago play and the actress with delight Tssc army and Presbytsrlan Church. The officiating But there Is a reason for that. I feel I named Chief of Staff ot the clergymen will be the Rev. Henry Phlpp Catalogue, Trefstory over. Mr. Mansfield only said In regard a few other besides men- She Is granddaughter Luclen play. Indeed, to be an assured Llautenant-aenera- l. .Illustrated with rarities these shall never recover here from the treat- a of It. seemed a He waa on this Ross and Henry Coffin. Nate by lienn, Re to the price that If 11,000,000 was given tioned sthould be noted : Nlles. ths Rev. Sloane 'rofe.or ns.hford mil ment I received In connection with the success and Mrs. Flsks was at her best detail at the tlms of his retirement He Miss Ruth Dean will act as maid ot Mailed to Applicant! on Receipt of Ons to anyone with which to duplicate the It contains the dry point portrait of American production ot Lavedan's "Ser- lived for a time at his old home In Dollar. collection It could The scene, laid In the New Orleans of honor, and the bridesmaids wilt be the not be done. Ilahlo "Astruc," from the Haywood collection, vice.' " Louis before going to California. Misses Mary ALSO k Co. would only say that the price tar. and Is only CLUB OPENS WITH DANCE. " a few years ago," brought to mind the St nnd Starr Taber, fusteis of the one known outside of the bridegroom: Miss Natalie Davis of ON FREE VIEW exceeded that obtained for the cele- three public collections. Tells Her Grievance. oTd Creole days of George W. Cable, Philadelphia, brated Ives collection of prints. SOO Event Miss Janet Wallace of "Fumette'e Dent Head," In Its first This Is the patrlotlo drama of Henri finest. Attend Notnlile with a wealth ot local color that was MRS. LUCT J. WADE. South Orange, N. J., and the Misses As the Ives collection sold at the state. Is from the MacOeorge collection, Laredan, In which Harrison Grey Ftske A Collection of American Art Association for almost at Palm Bench. abundantly veracious for the purposes Funeral services were held yesterday Betty Jackson, Adah Tripp, Marlon Car- and Is the only copy outside of public last spring presented Mrs. Flsks at the for Mrs. Lucy Johnson Wade, a member penter and Catherine Hutchtns of this 00.000, the estimate of ICOO.OOO for collections. Cohan Theatre. Miss Sltgreaves had Sprrinl Despatch to Tub Six, of theatrical art, and ably supported the Old and Modern con- ot a distinguished Southern family and city. Littlo Frances Rellly will act ns Mr. Mansfield's prints Is doubtlaes The "Annie Hayden" Is acted the role of the heroine In the first Palm Bsacii, Flo., Fab. 4. The Ever- theory go flower girl. A especially also from the glades opened that authors need not outside long a resident ot this city, who died reception will follow in servative, as there were omi MacOeorge collection, and Is signed on production, but Mrs. Flsks took her Club was formally this elghtttUi year In the home of the bride's parents. en avenue yesterday who pointed out evening More America for the exotlo and picturesque. Sunday In her her Paintings the the back by Whistler, who also put on It place In New Tork. with a dinner and dance. home, 12S Wast Eightieth street after that neither Mr. Mansfield nor the new his famous butterfly Is "Of course was taken out of than 200 guejt were entertained by The play Itself, besides being skilfully Inter, Of men were likely to hag- signature. It after I an Illness of three months. The Sydney Thompson Gives Reading. Extraordinary Importance owner were who an exceedingly rare Impression. the cast when I had been so long an Paris Singer, who built the place and constructed, had freshness, charm, witty ment was In Cedar Grove Cemetery, gle long over details In such an affair, the nine" jnirround It. Sydney Thompson gave To Be field by dtrertlnn nf and The "Axenfeld" Is thought to be the nounoed as the heroine," Miss Sltgreaves Italian villas that lines and an ever rising Interest. Corona, Long Island. a reading Trustee, ot nml".rutir. possibly the 58J which to-d- mem- Hr.rral Katalo. nrrntint and that prints finest copy In existence. said yesterday, "It waa a great reflection The club announced a waa won-ar- d yesterday afternoon in the Princess The- of of Ouiii-m-lr roughly es- The character Jfla' .VeIy was of Mrs. wade related to col. anumber rrlt.t!c make up the collection were The "RJault," the engraver, of which on my artistic standing. In addition to bership of 125 persons, among whnm aro of M. Johnson, ones of atre from original comedies and mediae- timated at $1,000 each. This would be only disadvantage, I I Pierre L. Barhey, Morgan Belmont, the order which In real life Is described twetttr-nln- e val legends, nsslsted by I.ucla Forest OLD MASTERS superb there are two prints In the first that have learned that ths United States, and for a slight valuation on some of the to Baltimore to play the Craig Blddle. 11. E. HemK Reginald Eastman with harp. Mlra Thompson la Murillo Van Djck (3- - Dirk Halt -- Vsn assembled, state and only three other Impressions was' taken as "a real person," which means of years a member of Congress from Ken rarities which Mr. Mansfield known. piece merely In order that Mrs. Flake Boardman, Harlon K. Bolton, Jerome Mm. was to a pupil of Yvette Gullbert, and proved Ravenltyn Jan Sleen- - Vsn de Velde De put sum $5SZ,- - course a person far above the average In tucky. wade also reiatea but It would the total at The celebrated "Weary" In Mr. Mans- might see the play and decide whether Bonaparte, Caleb Bragg, Edward the late Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland. herself an accomplished dramatlo reader. Vos Coello Van force. Individuality and magnetism. The Her original compositions, Campi Micrevelt m. field's collection, Is considered by him or not she wanted to act the leading Browning, Edmund O. Buckner, David She was ths possessor of a gold sword, most warmly Cojen Boich Bol Pulrone Dronzino Leave) as the finest of all Impressions from the part R. Calhoun, Le Grand Cannon, Charles quality of the character that made it for which Congress appropriated $1,000 approved, were "A Farmer's Day," an Collection e New York. amusing skit, and "Agnes Jinnent Vsn Gelder Vsn Loo Tocque plate. "Of course this sort of treatment was F. Choate, James King Clarke, Richard most compelling as a role was Its two- In ISIS and presented to Col. Johnson Sorel: A Tale disappointment was keen over the Ley-lan- Nattier. The The dry point portraits of F. R. d, sufficient to try the patience of any act- Croker, Fulton CutUnr. James DCerlng, for bravery at the battle of the Thamea. of France." The old ballads Miss fact the famous collection was to fold nature. Mis' .Vellv eame back to Thompson gave were especially that the patron that Whistler made fa- ress. The fact that 'Service' did not Robert Douglas, Frank Fraxler, Theo- New Orleans after an absence of twenty Mrs, Wade knitted SIS pairs of stock- Interest- EARLY ENGLISH ARTISTS leave town. Works of art of great mous, and his wife, Mme. Leyland, are draw here Is no reflection on the orig- Frellnghuysen. George Peabody ings for the Belgians until paralysis ing. They Included "The Lady Turned dore years, an old lady. suited her - have shown an Increased ten- can- as It Serving Man," "Fair Annie'" "The Reynolds Rseburn Beecliy Coles way exceeding rare, but six Impressions being inal drama of Mr. Laved an. That Gardner, Albert Oelger, Michael P. purpose to be old, and to be crabbed. ended her work. and dency of late years to wing their known. not te said to have been acted at all." Oreen, Austin Holy Well." Dupent Cotmsn Lelj Morland- - Whealley. westward, so New Tork, If It does Grace, William lAwrence Just as It had suited her grandmother that Miss Sltgreaves has not been sees on C. llas-kln-s, EX-qcE- out, eventually And Itself Gray, Caleb W. llammlll, Harry to be an old lady for some score ot af.thiB MODERN FOREIGN MASTERS not watch will Great Rarities oa List. ths stage here since her appearance In Holmes, Frederick P. enough therfsa. Summit Girl in the position of Italy, which has been Artemua years, and It was reasonable BAsir.. Switzerland. Feb. 4. Former la to Wed. Carol Van great the Baltimore production of "Service." Humphreys, Clarence Jones, Louis Quln-to- n she should fairly well along In years Msrcke obliged to paas laws making the exporta Other rarities are "The Boy" In play for less two be Queen Marie Theresa of Bavaria died SuxiuiT. N. J., Feb. 4. Col. nnd Mrs. (3) Courbet Harpiiniei (2) Boudin Its third and fifth statss, the extraor- The ran here than Jones. John C. King, John B. upon returning to the scene of her night tion of classic art works difficult. As a weeks. McCullough. George laat at the Chateau Wlldenhard. Allan Bradford Wallace have announced Montieelli (7) liraeli - Kerer (2) De consolation to art lovers It waa dinary palnterllko "Guitar Player," the Kitchen. David R. conquests In the eighties. But when It according to a despatch from Munich the engagement of their daughter. bit ef "Just as I had about begun to realise Stanley purpose, presently Aid, Miss Beck (4) Msrii, W. Henner Viberl stated that the new owner Is not buying "Scotch Widow," "Lord Wolselsv" with country managers McFadden. Walter J. Mitchell. suited her as It Janet Bradford Wallace, to Lieut. Hector special on by that my own the O. iMorttmer. Morton C. Nichols, Her she would cast off the blights of time Bouiuereau Thaulnvr (2) Boiboom Grl-ion fsr prestige, but has long been a Whls-- a commendation the back public had forgotten me, - Clinton Griswold, U. S. N., who Is in and not the man Oelrlchs. Eugene M. O'Neill, "ill- and reassert her sway over the mascu- Jacquel Dendjr Sadler Verboeckho-te- n Whistler, the unsurpassed "Nocturne," there came, fortunately. Mme. Bern-- Former Queen Marie Theresa's death charge of construction work at the Plci-tinn- y "The Dyer" Carders," "Qon-dol- a lam A. Prime, Frederick H. Prince. line heart. The old belle discovered (3). "Wool the hardt's Invitation to Join hsr In Paris. wns erroneously reported In a despatch arsenal, Dover. DIED. Under the Bridge." the "Venetian Harlev T. Procter. Grafton Pyno. John somehow the fountain of youth which from Amsterdam November II. The re and there I shall stay. Rutherford, Roosevelt Bcovoll. Qulncy Ponce De Leon sought so vainly In those AMERICAN ARTISTS Court." of which but three are known; Miss Sltgreaves'n most recent success port was due to hsr serious Illness at the "Nora Qutnn." the Brussels set and Shaw 2d, H. N. Slater. Henry T. Sloane, Southern climes. the tlms. Last Saturday word came Innaas Wrant Homer Martin Blakelock BUOWtt. Oeertetta, on February f. Bar- - waa with Leo Dltrlohsteln in "The Oreat T. Btotesbury Bluhfield (2) Moran, T. Dainjerfield -- FUNERAL, CHURCH, ths even rarer Amsterdam set, the "Pier- Lciand fllerrv. Edward from Munich that hsr condition wan ex rloes TUB rot." the "Nocturne Ds,nee House" at Lover." Tlinmaa It. Talmace. Henry M. Tllford Ready Wltk Plenty of Plots. Boffi Borert Eaton Rehn Broadway Blxtr-elxt- h street (Frank tremely critical. Wiffint and Amsterdam, B. Riper, Charles i.. wn Shurtleff Chase Knight K. Campbeirs), Wednesday, 10 A M. the "Zeandam," "Carpet Jkatlnew ef "Tke Betroth!." Kenneth Van It was the seaaOn of the Mardl Oras Maris Theresa, who was born in 1S49 (2). Menders," the only one known, and ths Vleck, Endleott Warren, Walter Nelly Daventry home- Aus- - C3WMWKLI X sea, en January 1. 1MB, First Bight theatregoers who feel the Hobard that chose for her was formerly an Archduchess of TUE COMBINED COM.r.CT IONH "Sunflowers, rue des Beaux Arts." new Winter Watson and H. M. Wing. coming, perhaps because of the dangers trla-Eet- e ot the Modena branch. She TO UK SOI. II Oladya and Dorothea Cromwell, daugh Among need of training for the tare of the lata Frederic and Esther the lithographs Is a figure Garden burlesque may attend the mati- of that romantlo festival for hearts so married King Ludwlg of Bavaria In study, which waa Whistler's first ex- on Wednes- PARTY SAILS SOUTH, young as that of her niece, DelpMna ISM. He waa forced to relinquish his On Monday and Tuesday Evenings cited crarawelL periment In nee In the Century Theatre WHITNEY A memorial service will be held at St. color. There are also the day afternoon when Wlhthrop Ames will Palaiie. She had heard In Paris of the crown November S last when ths Bava- of Next WEEK, Feb. 10th and Uth "Red House" and "Yellow House" In Be- growing fondness of DelpMn for Felix decree abolishing the Bartholomew's Church on Wednesday, begin the performance of "The Go to Miami After a rian Diet passed a v color, the "Draped Figure Reclining,' Host Will Durtitut, the son ot the man who had Wlttelebsch dynasty. February I, at 4 o'clock. and "Lady Child," trothal." Keys. IN THE GRAND BALL SetXTy At West Mllford, N. J., ea Mon the and which are For ths first time In Its history a Cruise to the Jilted her, and she returned to be a perhaps unique. to girl or, In words, ROOM OF THE PLAZA day. February I, till, David It. Daly, Winter Garden produotlon will have Its periel Despatch to Tits Hr. mother the other FTJLTOW. Buch a sale as this will be sure to stir h to oft large LOUIf X. Tilth Ave., 59th to iOth SI. In his sixty-fift- h year. first hearing by daylight This will be 4. Harrv Payne break the match. It was a up a renewed interest In prints, and will ui.iii n contract to control the destinies of two Louis M. Fulton, a member of the law Venerat services at Second Presbyterian gtve "Monte. Crlsto, Jr.." which Is to be given Whltnsy hsa left New Tork aboard his r4.dmla.ldn by rnrd. to he had free, of the Church, Third street and Jersey are also occasion to much conjecture on Lincoln's Birthday. hot headed young Creoles who were so firm of Agar, Ell it Fulton, at Si Nassau IPS Manager..) a matinee as to the reason for sals. The ex- at yacht Captlva for ins rionun. ivey. nue, Thursday, February , at 10 A it. ths Constance Blnney, who Is to be seen guests will ana no much In love, but she was ready with street was found dead at his office desk ratalogue Mailed on planation will probably be found In the where his hunt inn. Mr. aniu.trated lie Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. In the Zlegfeld roof show, is a daughter will spend several weens ai ut.cn. plots and counterplots. The mystery of yesterday afternoon. Soon after relpt of One Unllar. On ht vouchsafed hint that the new owner Is Blnney of this city own past, one was ready to believe, FUlton returned from luncheon a clerk tXtCXET. February t. 111, at r.al a man long to Mr. of the late Harold denoe, 17 Flfty-nr- etreet, known Mansfield as In "Oh. Lady, I,ady" party Phila- might have been anything, for SJW entered his private office to tell him Eait Charlre an Intelligent Whistler enthusiast. Be and since her debut Charles E. Hires nnd of Dneton Dickey, husband of Loul.e L- - has advanced In her profession. A sister. delphia have gone on a cruise through .Velll, with her cane and her ear trumpet, that a client was waiting. He round This (Wednesday) and Thursday Whltney eon ot Charles sides ever' collector relishes the final year popular wh to nit apparancee such a cranky, the lawyer's head resting upon his aims, and the late satisfaction of his and Judgment Joy Blnney. has been for a lower Blscayne Biy. Denaton Dlokey and Mary Wlther.poon taste y the cused and bedevilled old beldame that which were stretched out upon the desk, At 3 8:1S o'Clock P. M. which a (rood sale puts in Few before the screen. Arrivals from New Tork at and In City-nint- h year of his evidence. Walton, who has sailed for if nature had made her a man she would Death was due to heart failure. Dicker, the have been known who could resist It. Florence Royal Palm Include Dr. and Mrs. ace. Paris to Join her husband Maurice, will O. Acheson. Mrs. C F ilackly. have had all the qualifications ot a buc- Mr. Fulton, who was ( years old, The Extensive md Notable Funeral service at Oraea Church. Broad- appear with him In a revue as well as Miss Jean B. Acneeon, Mr. ana j. caneer. made his home at the Hotel Montclalr, Collection of way and Tenth etr.it. at 10 A M. "THE HUMORIST," 460. share the work of teaching dancing with H. Wlchert and Mr. and Mrs. Kenean Qeorgo Durand, the young man's Montclalr, N. J. His wife survives him. an out- Thursday, February . Kindly omit him. Bo great is the present demand for Buel. father, was as strongly opposed to the He was a graduate of Cornell University We're old hand at ORIGINAL 1SSUESOFTHE WORKS flowers. him his rate Is now as MW tfclly, and had been a member of the Arm of OF THE THREE CRU IK SHANKS, Good Prices For Works By Crolli-iban- k, lessons from that match and when In fitting, so know the impor- mar-rLag- e 1SS9. w ROWLANDSON, DOUOAN. On Monday, February J. Hit, 1.000 francs or 1200 for four lessons. GOLF POPULAR IN AUGUSTA. brought to light the alleged secret Agar, Ell Fulton since GILLRAY AND after a prolonered tllneie, William T. He Is teaching the newest of the steps, of FoJix to a French adventuress tance of keeping the same OTHER ARTISTS, Dougan. beloved bueband of Clara shimmy. sweet DelpMne was op- C The sale of the J. Barton Townsend which Includes the forbidden Yorkers Among Visi the also of the CHARLES C. CORBETI". l'rom tho rrlrato Library at and father ot Hartley, Marlon and library, which is rich with illustrated De Wolf Hopper has been engaged as Several New position. This was where Aft" Nelly freshness and variety in William Dougan, In the forty-nint- h works and caricatures, began last night the latest, but by no meana the last, of tors at Georgia Resort. swung over and took the lead from the Charles Clarence Corbett founder of sea- BARTON TOWNSEND, year age. Ole," which younger an Providence Teleprom, which Is now our stock as when the J. Estu, of hie at the American Art Association. Tne the Big Bills for "The Better Derpoteh to Tub Juliet, quoting1 Modjeska the aervlcee his realdenoe, sweeping over the cbuntry like nothing Special Bel authority statement no one the Providence Tribune, dlsd at his il Philadelphia IMn.ral at late leading figure was 1460, paid by A. is 4. for the that son first began. 10 Woodycreet avenue, Wednesday K. Hackett Is Acocsta, Ga., Feb. Leonard Is 579 West 17Sd street here yes- Swann, agent, for No. 118. a first edi else short of the flu. James George is old enough to play Juliet until she home at evening, I o'clock. Interment at Port In Canada. Edmund Qurney In Boston, Brooks, Clarence Kenyon, Jr.. too old to play the role. here was terday. He leaves a widow and a An unusual policy, but as I lie Male. Will De Cnnriuc trd br tion of "The Humorist.'' with forty H. Bronell are here from Just Henry, N. T. etchings by Oeorge Macklyn Arbuokle Is In Philadelphia, Kenyon and A foreshadowed Jflr" KeUv't transforma- brother, E. A. Corbett, known as "the Mil. I1IO.MAS 1:. KIIIU1 colored Crulkshank. In- All are dally visitors to the manufacturers we are in a rrTXEB Sarah Golden, beloved wife ef Oabrlel Weiss, who was a heavy and now Mr. Hopper, who ought to New Tork. tion, and, sum enough, the night ot the Wall Street Evangelist." The burial snd hi. u.ilslanM, of tho Franel. Dykes, suddenly, Monday eve- carnate part moat amualngly, will go rolf course. will be In Providence. buyer, got No. 200, Ireland's "Napoleon," the New York Mardi Gras the old belle "esme back." position to keep our stores AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, ning, February 3, 1111. to Chicago. All of these performancee Mrs. Albert H. Wheeler of up mystery en- Mr. Corbett waa also the founder of with Crulkshank caricatures, for I1S0; of New The clearing of the Managers, Fun.ral aervlcee will be held at her late many eo far have been modelled more or less Is at Bon Air. Vernon Booth shrouding Mis' .Velly'j past wan soon to the Lynn, Mass., News, and at one time supplied with new ideas No. 108, "The Scourge. with y to arrive S, 4 23il .Mndl.cm Sq. reeldence, Garden etreet, Hoboken, of course on what Mr. Coburn does here York arrived Others follow, and it was artfully contrived published the raeafrical Journal In Chi- and 0 Kn.t St.. RolltU. lilt Crulkshank plates, for $315; No. 60. New York Include E. H. Reynolds as as come . J., on Wednesday evening, February "Dr. Syntax in Paris." for at the Cort Theatre. There la still to from with a dramatic withdrawing of the cago. At the time of his death he was just fast they f M. Combe's and Hurh Hartsborne. monthly t, at 1:10 P. Relatlvee and frlende JllTJiO, and No. 10, the "Bon Ton Mag be a Bhr Bill for the far West. veils. Thore were other elements of her planning to start n commercial along. Added new in respectfully Invited. Interment private. Mr. when all the other New Lieut, and Mrs. Havlland J. Jones of to be known as tne uetpatcn. lines sine," for 1110. Coburn several weeks spellbinding that held over for the final here FTJ1.TON. Loula 14., auddenly, February 4, Tork managers had refused "The Better New York will remain with is nereesary to be- NOTICE. T. J. Gannon paid I1S0 for No. a, "Life colony. Gen. Rush C. Haw curtain, but It not both suits and overcoats of apoplexy, at his offlee at II as w. c. Ole" saw Its possibilities and probably the winter tray all the secrets of the story. Nassau street, New Tork city. In It Is," with Aiken's plates; kins Is here for the winter. MRS. HENRIETTA BAKER HOPE. only the other day. Among The representatives of tho the Bur-ney- will out of the venture. Noyes gave JIBE for No. 26, Miss 's make a fortune stxty-elxt- b year age. capacity of hli "Evelina," "Boston" paid 1330 The play everywhere draws the Charming In Both Roles. Mrs. Henrietta Baker Hope, widow Com- Stetlce of later, and In It Is acted and ON MOTOR TRIP. others, foreign novelties. Ford City Coal and Lime funeral for No, 114. "The Annals of Oallantry.'i of the theatre which BLALNES The successive stage g of the play oc- of Isaac K. Hope, died suddenly of heart BOTT. On Monday, February I, Smtly plates. Mr. Coburn now haa rented the Cort evening disease yesterday In the home of her pany will be the Imperial daughter of with Crulkshank summer, although Is cupied an afternoon, the and ths at Hort. the lata Jamee Otis The total for the sale, which continues Theatre until the It Reoentlr Married Couple Leave succeeding dawn. Perhaps some specta- daughter, Mrs. A. It. Upton, 11 Gardner and Emrtr Hoyt of 110 Weit Seventy-firt- h the Interest In ths Nsw Tork 76 for men and Y y, doubtful If place. Montclalr, She was rears old Clothes Hotel, New York, N. on city, was o.ub. by for Ansrasta, Me. tors were slightly dubious as to ths street. New Tork at the resi- performances will be exhausted that Plttadeld rejuvenated coquette snd was born In Perth Am boy. and hnd dence of elster, Mre. charms of the SS be- boys. Winter or Summer. Wednesday Thursday, her John Frank time. Lickox. Maaa, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. light Chinese lived for years In Asbury Park and Phillips, at Irvlngton-on-Hudeo- MOORE ART SALE ENDS. Emma Calve has been singing In con- the,Wendal Hotel, under the of the lanterns, moving James G. Blaine left growing must re- fore to Montclalr. Hats, shoes and fixings. Gth. Funeral eervlccs will be held at Mre. cert In London, which she has not visited y Bos but the dawn have M. Feb. 5th and Hours Plttsfleld, by automobile for assured them, trying s It Is for a She leaves two sons. Edward and Phillips's reeldence Thursday at 10:10 of 9142,010.00 Received For since her appearances In opera at Covent ton en route to their old home In Au Arthur II. Hope. Besides Mrs. Upton, A. M. to A M. The :4S A. M. train from New. Total years ago. woman of any age to sit up all night, to from 9:30 12:r0 P. Garden gusts. Me. They arrived at Plttsfleld elope- she leaves another daughter, Miss Alice Tork will be met at Ardaley-on-Hudao- Oriental Collection. Maria Barrlentos returned from marriage In New 'say nothing of undergoing an No. 923 is our raglan M. and 1:30 P. M. to has last night after their travelling many leagues by Hope of Montclalr. 5:00 P. CENDAiU At Illverilde, Cel., February The last session of the Rufus E. Moore Havana, where she haa been singing Tork. ment and union suit. M., with samples and analysis I, Orace Eliot Endleott, wife of Will- place yesterday with the Bracale Opera Company, and Major George A. Turner was elected carriage. shoulder Fits sale of Oriental art took charming In w. iam Mitchell Kendall of New Tork and afternoon at the American Art Associa- soon will be heard In the Metropolitan Selectman of Lenox at the annual alec Mrs. Flake was as her tins. as well as it sells! of Bituminous Run of Mine, daughter of the late Charlee Erdlcott tion, and the total of 8,717 mnde a Opera House. tlon yesterday. Mr. Turner, Orcnvllle second phase as In her first. Irene ffpertsl DtipatcA to Tns Sr. Freeport Seam Coal. Can of Detroit. grand total for auction of 14!,- - - W'.r.throp of New York and the Reu. JIalflinan and Georges Renevant were Baltihosjl Feb. 4. Frank W. Pine, this young Hamil- Rogers Peet Company 100 UORIIISON. On Tueedar. February 4, 015.60. Among the prices were these : NEXT WEEK'S OPERAS. "William F. Grace of Lenox are on n capttal aa the lovers, and head master of Oilman Country School, furnish Tons or more Ellen Morrtaon, daughter of the late W. Cramp paid 1210 for No. ltll, an rommKtes appointed by the Moderator ton Revrlla waa notably successful as and for fourteen years head of the En Broadway Broadway daily. Direct from mine to David and Jane Anderson Morrison. Imperial enamel plaque; E. J. Kennedy to arrange for a soldiers' memorial. the "bullhead" Creole father. Fred- gltsh department of the Hill School at St. at Maria Barrlentos to Reappear as off at 13th "Four 34th St. Mid- Funeral services will be held Thursday. gave $115 for No. 1184, a Pekln enamel erick Burt carried with credit the Pottston, Pa., died at his home here Convenient consumer, and can save 10 M., resi- a February (, A at her late table; J. z. noonan paia iiiv ror no, Glldn In "nicoletto." MAJOR OARLOCK WILL MARRY. quiet role of Pe. .Initre Clement, last night of a rare blood Infection. He Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. dleman's profit. Attractive dence, Hi West ISOth etreet. 1395. an Iridescent glass bowl; O. F. priest who aided ilia1 Nelly In her was born In 1889, In Detroit, and was S"JBrRCE. Mme. Marie Barrlentos will make her at St. prices. Im- 8uddnly, on February 4, lilt Roberts' gave 1165 for No. 1447, an ex- machinations. educated at the University ot Michigan. at Warren 41st If interested call at Jersey City Hospital, Oeorge reappearance at the Metropolitan Opera Gaa Battalion Ofllrer'a Bride to Br Dr. hibition cabinet, and A. A. Austin paid House Friday evening of next week as perial Hotel, New York, N. Y. Peine, husband of Ethel Otrdwood ror ana ror iwo. Mlaa Whiteside. eon 1180 rto. ltfs ?zu usi, OiMa In the season's first performance References exchanged. P.lree and of Harold and Char- both Items being cabinets, and 1320 for of "Rlgoletto." Mr. Hackett will be City Clerk Scully Issued a marriage lotte C. Pelree, in hie thlrty-ilxt- h year. No. 1452 and No. 1463, a pair of exhibi- time aa the license yesterday to Major John aervlcee his 111 heard here for the first Bruce Funeral at late home. cases. J 6, 14 Thirty-firs- t Fernwood avenue. Upper Montclalr, on tion Duke. Uarlock. East street A Bpecial "Alda" will be Miss 27, Thursday I P, M. matinee of and Sidney Jane Whiteside, ot A SUPERB. THRILLING, SPECTACULAR NOVEL. SL liPASSI.(i at Train leavea given on Wednesday (Lincoln's Birth- Chicago. Major Carlock served four Erie depot. Twenty-thir- d New ANYTHING IN MODERN FICTION etreet. MENGERS SNEDEKER. Mmes. Muxlo, and I Tork, P. M, day) with Clausen teen months In France, lighting In the 1:1. Pleaie omit flowers. Sparkes and Mr. Caruso. Other operas Argonne and at Chateau Thierry, aa a ?ELAN. William M on February I, WE ANNOUNCE Lying "CAMPBELL, Philadelphia Girl Becomes Bride next week will be as follows: member of the First Gas Regiment. He THE OPENING In state FUNERAL . e Camare," by Sixty-sixt- Ensla-n- "Crlsplno la followed wan trained at Vancouver barracks, CHURCH," Broadway and h of an Monday evening, sung by A The Four "Petroushka" Washington. OF NEW OFFICE Horsemen etre.t (Frank E. Campbell'.), BpteiaX DtipatcA to Tss Sir. Hempel, Scott!, Papl con- BTEWART. Maud., b'loved wife of Joeeph Braalau and Miss Whiteside was born In Mleeourt PniUDrxrHiA, Feb. 4. Mies Eleanor ducting. The ballet will be ranced by and met Major Carlock In Chicago, U Stewart ot Clifton, N. J in her Cotter Bnedeker, daughter of Mr. and Misses Galll and Smith. AT 7 EAST 44th STREET thirty-sixt- h year, where he formerly lived. Their engage- after a brief Illness, Mrs. Frank Bnedeker of this city, was "Faust" Wednesday evening, with of the ment was announced before he sailed Apocalypse ef pneumonia, at Tuxedo Park, N. T yesterday to Baslgn Mmes. Delaunols and Howard on February 3, 1011, married here Farrar, for France. The ceremony will be per- Mongers. and Messr Martltielll, Chalmers, Roth-le- r under the management of to be held from resi- Charles Alexander at Central Church, Disciples ot By IBANEZ THE GREATEST NOVELIST IN EUROPE Fsneral her late O. Low, who has been and Ananlan. Miss aallt and Mr. formed dence, II Maple place, Clifton, K, J., Mrs. William Christ. 143 West Elghty-flrs- t street, MRS. JACOB RIIS visiting her mother, v Mrs. Herbert M. Bonflgllo will dance. Cloth, $i.$o (portage eztra). on Thursday, February 6, 1111. at 1U0 GodunofT' Thursday evening, P. M. Howe, has returned to NeW.Tork. "Boris milted by A. Matsenauer, Delaunols, Dtdur, At all tookstows or may b ordered direct from CWANSON. Carl, on February 4. Lying Mr. and Mrs. William Dobson of with Mi'ii Helen Merchant Mils Laura Harvey en- Mardones and Althouse. In etate "CAMPBELL FUNERAL Germantown have announced the gagement daughter, Miss Helen "Lodoletta," followed by "Petroush-ke,- " The WHITNEY STUDIO Mrs. Estelle Monypeny Mrs. Samuel Evlnt Broadway Slxty-alxt- h of their CHURCH" and Lud- will be the Saturday matinee E. P. DUTTON & CO., 681 Avenue, New E. Campbell'.). Ledward Dobeon, to Ensign Walter 8 8 Mr.. E. A. Quick Fifth York etreet (Frank city. bill. The opera will be sung by Easton, WEST DUTLOR. Sylvester Maxwell Taylor, edl-t- low Cochran of this Mrs. Minerva IL Standrtng ot Berwyn Arden, Egener, Mattfeld and Caruso. Exhibition ot of the Ellcnville Journal, at his engagement ballet will be danced by Misses This effice will have at its disposal all horns In Ellenvlle, N. T., Monday eve- has announced the of her The Stand-rin- g, Galll and Smith. of facilities of ning. He was 14 year old the 10th daughter. Miss Florence James the our main office and if to Lieut William B. Shank, son of "Tosea" will be next week's Saturday DRAWINGS November last, evening popular price opera. will be will, we hope, prove to be convenient runeral Thursday. Mr. aad Mrs; Joseph W. Shank, also It ot Berwyn. sung by Farrar and Arden. Laaaro and and PAINTINGS and profitable tor wemen who manage BcotU. SCHOOLS Xa Mess sets ss. tv their affairs. STATION. SUPPER AT NAVAL Xsvr Torkers Camden, B, C, Are you Laving difficulty in finding your wants amply supplied.' BARER. Capt. Hobart Amery Rare, la fssctsl Dupateh to Ths Bex. Randall Davey Would you like to know of a school which will meet the require- killed In airplane accident la France Cvaaaaaaaer Mrs, XeFarlaae to & ments of your boy or girl? December SI, sal Cawdin, 8. C, Feb. 4. Harrison Bohbrigh.t Company lilt Katertala la, Newport, Mills Is spending a few weeks the Why not write us? We can aid you in the selection of the right hart memorial ssnrloe will be held at at ' .Incorporated' Trinity Church. Princeton, N. J.. fpectal Dupatch to Ths Be. Klrkwood. Benator and Mrs. David Tod school. is give Wednesday, February I, at P. IS. Nbwpobt, Feb. 4. Lieutenant-Commande- r of Toungstown arrived at the Klrkwood Gifford Beal 35 In writing it essential to the location, tuition, and kind of lilt y Nassau Street New York Frlende are cordially Invited to attend. and Mrs. Scott McFarlane will for the season. Senator Tod has school desired, the age and sex of the applicant. Trains to Prlnoetoa Isavs Pennsylvania give, a supper at ths naval torpedo sta- shipped twelve fancy driving horses to UNTIL FEBRUARY 15 Lieutenan- Riding Club, Station Hill, and 1(14, arriving tion 'Thursday evening In honor of the Camden and Driving Week Para 10 A. M. to S P. M. tlse are In Sun Educational Bureau rrlnceten IsOf, 1:41 and 1:11 respec- t-Commander and Mrs. Edmund B. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tod ths Klrk- Bunders a to S P, M, tively. Returning trains leave Prince-le- a R. Brant, who recently were married In wood Brown cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Usnry 150 Nassau St. New Morgenfbau York I:IL 4:11 sad jr. It. New Tork. ,, .., arrived

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