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was commissioned a Lieutenant while In LIEUT. MORGM European TO-DA- WEDS waters. JOYODS 'GLORIAMA' BIG LAWRENCE FUNERAL LILLIAN RUSSELL Among those at the church and "THE CHANCE" NOTES OF THE TWO PIANISTS GIYE were Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Services Will Be Held In fli. Bar- Miss Margaret MISS A. 0. DELAPIELD Carnegie. Mr. and Mrs. SOCIAL WORLD tholomew's Chnrcb. "iraud Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Cortland GLIDES INTO FAVOR SCORES IN PALACE F. Bishop. Major OPENS AT 48TH ST. VIGOROUS RECITALS Funeral services for Frank R. Law- and Mrs. George E. Mrs. Evelyn Turnure, Mrs. Pay T. Baker. Mrs. John Henry Clews and Mlsa rence, for many years president of the Parsons, Miss Mary Burden, who went to White Sulphur Lotos Club, will be held thla morning at I ?' Parsons. Mrs. Springs leaving re- .Moro Than 100 Stockbridgo nobert Wlnthrop, Granville L. Wlnthrop. after Newport; have 10 o'clock In SL Bartholomew's Church, Misses Emily Eleanor Pointer Scores in. Tltlo Now Anglo Portrayed In Hay turned to New York. Muslo by Madison avenue) and Forty-fourt- h street Frisco Also Again Dollglits and Kata Wlnthrop, Mr. MoCuIlough, MocDowcll riayed and Lenox Cottagers at and Mrs. William E. 8. Oriswold. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John II. who The pallbearers will be Morgan J. John E. Alexandre, Holo of New Comedy at Shows How War May have had for the summer and autumn and MJsa Cott-lo- w O'Brien, Charles K. Hughes, Gov. Charles Andicncos Other Vaude- Mrs. Frederick Prea Chaises, tho country place Albert Anderton Ceremony. Schenck, Mrs. Newbold Morris and Mr. of S. Whitman, Elihu Root, Alton U. Par- Herter Easthampton. L. L, will return Chaun-ce- y and Mrs. J. Woodward Haven. Liberty Theatre. Reform Lives. In at Aeolian. ker, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. ville Performances. . Others nniutit mm to lit East Fortieth street thla week. M. Depew, Cheater 8. Lord, nt v.ku They have place for Choate, Miss Margaret Choate. Miss Adela leased the Herter Lotos Club; Louis O. Kauf- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED m, next summer. man, John Elderkln, Charles W. Price, iMimisnu, mauner Adams, Mr. and DANCING CASCADE IS CHIC SPY T1TEME Mr. Two pianists played In Aeolian Hall Tho publlo was at ths palace yester Mrs, w. noscoe Itonsal. Mrs. Hayden IS IGNORED nnd Mrs. Emerson McMltlln will Charles E. Flnlay, Frank H. PUtt. rotum to 820 ISlghty-slxt- h street vigorously. Harry Prltch-el- t, day In force to see Lillian Russell and to Channlng, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chester West yesterday, both very Charles H. Tenney, Dr. Henry S. when they leave their country place, Dar- R. A. directory of hear her sing number of her favorite) French. Miss Margaret French. Mrs. nu-d- o Anderton. who stirred the silences of the Franks, and the a Brother of tho Bridegroom to lington, Itamsey, N. J. Club. ph Kissel. Jr.. Mrs. Oscar laslgl. Miss Melodic Frills Set Off tho Story of Woman and Thrco afternoon, had something the better of the Lotos songs. The hard campaign she made' Allison T. Houghton. Miss Mr. and Mra, James I Barclay have Marry Bridesmaid, Miss Caroline T. returned from Southampton to 16 West the struggle for power, because he wss a for the Fourth Liberty Loan Instead of lwrence. Mrs. David T. Thrills in tho Swiftly Re- Forty-eight- Dana, Wasters Who Aro h street man much bigger than Augusta OBITUARIES. fatiguing her seemed to have put her In Alma do At the reception the engagement was and evening. Gcrsdorff. announced Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Butler, who Cottlow, who performed In tha good trim. The songs, both old and new, of one of the bridesmaids. Succeeding Fcntarcs. deemed by Conflict. sum- of Miss Alma de Qersdorff, daughter have been In Mount Klsco for the He began his recital with three ISAAC N. HOFFMANN. met appreciation, ns did also the hand- of Mf. mer, have taken an apartment 37S pieces, of which one, gowns wore. and Mrs, Carl A. de Qersdorff. New at shorter some she Special VithalcA to Tn Ben. Park avenue. The Sea," happens to be one of the Frisco was on again. HI Kitchen Tork. to Lieut D. Percy Morgan. Jr., Itoao Newton Hoffmann, for tho last Lenox. Mul, Oct 28. Th weddlnc Naval Corps, Mrs. Brayton Ives and her daughter, best things the distinguished Columbia Stove nnd Yellow Do rag and special Aviation brother of the "(llortannV At tha Liberty Theatre. "The Dig Chance" At Forty. Mlsa Frances Ives, from professor ever Mr. 'Anderton was two years atatehed to the financial staff electrifying. of Miss Anita O. bridegroom. Lteut. Morgan Is In the have returned wrote. luz danco wero Lorett DUflld,,(Jaushter of France. Olortanna Grey Eleanor Painter eighth Street Theatre. the mite Sulphur Springs to 31 West at hla best In the roaring billows and of the New York Times, died of pneu- McDermott, his petite partner, danced Mr. Mrs. v..v... Forty-nint- h monia yesterday In his apartment In the and Frederick Schuchordt Dela- Dolores Pennington Dorothy South .Bertla Thomdyke Wlllard Mack street. crashing breakers. cleverly nnd preserved the spirit of his READY FOB WAR WORK Eighty-nint- h street fleld of Little- Farm, to Lieut John E. DRIVE. Theresa, Ltd Josephine WhlHell Mrs. Malloy , Anna Berleln Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martyn Alexander He played also the "Sonata Traglca," Hotel Brunswick, and blcarre effects. Harry Watson, Jr un- rtrtona Morgan, son of Mrs. Edith Tonlo Curtis Karpe Margaret Malloy and their daughter, Mrs. Philip Kip and Miss Cottlow pursued the Ma'cDow-e- ll Madison avenue. He waa 32 years old. der the direction of Jack Norworth, pre- Parsons' Morgan, New York, this after- Greenbrier Polk Owulie Force. Mrs. Saphronta Pennington Katharine Harris lurry more Ithlnelander, have returned from Tuxedo cult In the evening by presenting the Mr. Hoffmann came from Russia when sented his farcical hits from "Odds and Thlrty-slxt- h a child, attended the public schools here, noon In Trinity Episcopal Church, was Joseph Seaman Back. Ursula Ellsworth Eddla CranJall.... William E. Meehan Park to 13 East street "Norse" sonata. It Is a good thing to Ends," Inoludlng the representation of a notable society affair. More 100 Mies Angelica Pennington After passing several weeks at the be 100 per pianist, and was graduated from the College of Kid Dugan, the tough boxer, and his than Special Despatch Charles Mickson Harry Robert a cent Amtrtcan prominent Lenox and Stockbrldca cot- fo Tax So. ' Itos Mclrrtyrs Mary Delano Plasa Dr. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs but the of ntBslcal doings, the City of New York In 1509 with a convulsing telephono scene. -- . Mary Nash recorders tagers were preeent. Whits Rt't nui"n Qnnvn. txr v. Ltsut. Dick rennlngton...Jseph Lertora Plnkey Granville ; Ramsey Wallace have gone to their home In Baltimore. going from one concert to nnother, have bachelor of science degree. Whllo at Mile. NItta Jo, the apache dancer beginning was correspondent In- Five bridesmaids preceded the bride, J8. The Greenbrier is to or-- , Jack Pennington Ralph Whitehead Am Htckson John Mason Mrs. Pembroke Jones has left the to be ready to sacrifice their consciences eolleae he of the from Paris, who has proved a real "find" who walked with her father to the auua us loroesj ior mo great war work Alexander Galloway.... Alexander Clark Jack Burns..., John Sharkey White Sulphur Springs for her country to their country If they are to ring the stitution for the Evening post, and later for vaudeville, was also on the pro- chancel rail. They were drive. Sirs. Jules 8. Bache, treasurer Sergeant placo In Wilmington. N. where she became editor In chief of the ColUg gramme, Charles Grapewln and Anna. Misses Anna of Todklns T. 8. Jamas C. changes on laudation of Mr. MacDowell's Upon Alexandre. M. Symphorosn and Grace the War Babies Cradle Fund, has Frits Sack will remain several weeks. music. Mercury. graduation he Joined the Chance appeared In "Jed's Vacation"; It placed "Glorlanna" Is a carnival of joy de- Nathaniel or leaving Rriited, Lisa Faraona and Alma de a box for contribution In the v : : Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. MacNutt hare Tlmo Is greatest of smoke eaters. staff the Jomci of Commerce, the Charlie Chaplin feature, "Shoul- signed undoubtedly to bring the popu- f the it In 19 1 e to serve (lersdorff, Kew Tork. The roalds were Greenbrier lobby near that of the Free returned from Bar Harbor and are at the One knows the old saw, "Where there with the Time. der Arms," which has been taken over all gowned In pale yellow Milk for France Fund. lace back to the theatre and Inaugurate , A war play with a new theme was St. Regis. some Services will be held at 3 o'clock to- by the Keith houses: Al Shayne, Klass chiffon with a season of festivity and rejolclni;. To Is so much smoke thera must be old blue sashes. They Joseph Seamarr of Forty-eight- h The- Mr. and Mrs. W. Rosslter, who day nt the chapel of the National Casket and Termini nnd tho Garcinsttl Broth- wore liata of the New Tork, who has beginning, disclosed at the Street Arthur fire." There was a tremendous amount same colors and carried yellow roses been absent several days, has returned start at the there was the have been passing the summer In Olen music of Company, 151 East 125th street. Burial ers completed tho entertainment chorus. Its presence waa not only well atre last night-- An audience accustomed of smoke around the piano will In Washington Cemetery, Brook- and blue delphinium. to Join Mrs. Seaman. They drove to the Cove. L. I., will be for tha winter at 121 MaeDowell twenty years ago, but now be Trlxle Frlganxa was the most promi- accounted for but Indispensable to the to spies and near spies and those who Sixty-fift- h lyn. Two sisters, living In Tork, The brlds wore a .princess gown of Pines for luncheon. Mra. J. Ogdcn Ar- East street. Uiat the smoke has been devoured by New nent of the Riverside entertainers, white satin, with a long narrow mour had lunchedh the Casino proceedings, for m It were members of are not In the least spies, although they Mrs. Edward It. Stettlntus and the and hla mother, now in Moscow, where where Bessie Clayton remained for a train. at with Dolores dancing They relentless time It Is difficult to find was Over all she wore an old lace friends after a long walk. Mr. and Mrs. class of debutantes. pretend Call cur- Misses Isabel and Betty Stettlnlus have she visiting at the start of the war, second week, and the Cnnslnos, Valerie veil were pretty enough to In to be until the of the anything but a fow smouldering embers. Burvtvo him. from the Delafleld family. Her bouquet Robert U Cliadbourne had a lunobcon have been the left Washington, D. C, for 1021 Park Is fin- Bergere, Herbert Williams and Hltd beet society, had learned their steps well tain, witnessed "Tho Big Chance." by The tragedy of the tragic sonata was of gardenias and lilies of the valley. party for Miss McMillan and Mlsa Tur- avenue, where they will pass) the winter. ished. Even Harold Bauer could not Wolfus nnd Al nnd Fanny fitedman Francis L. Amory, Jr., Boston, waa tle. Mrs. Henry A. James, Andrew P. and their costumes were the chlcest of Wlltard Mack and Grant Morris, and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus I Patterson and FREDERIC NIECE. promoted the gnyety of the occasion. the chic. Then the models of Therese, reach his own highest level when he Lieut. Morgan's best man. The cere- Alvord, Mercian Mllllken and Charles A. learned that the playwrights of this Mlsa Lucy Patterson have returned from played the "Keltic" sonata on October 19. At the Colonial were tho Morton famx mony Sherman Ltd., arrived In bandboxes and did a Southampton, will be Sevent- lly. the, Mosconl Brothers, Mabell Dar-r- el was performed by the Rev. Latta had luncheon aT"theCaslno be- country have at last been view and at ( East Mr. Anderton played the "Traglca" Frederic Niece. 4S, who died Sunday Urlswold, rector. fore going out for foursome. Freder- number of didoes. ableo y-seventh street this winter. and Jack Edwards, Marris and Mor-ne- y Following girls the war as providing Inspiration of an- powerfully, as he played everything else, In his home at Queens Court, Queens vil- ick A. Snow and John C. Tappln also the cascade of other Mra Hamilton W. Cary has returned Chopin nocturne. lage, was noted sa a bacteriologist and and the Brrghtons. The Alhambra features came pellmell. n Including a delicate programme per- -' Iteceptlon at Bride's Home. were among the golfers out. without a letup, other kind than that which has already to tho for the winter after to lis- wns studying epidemic was signalised by the tongs, plot, surprises and the star her- passing Mlsa Cottlow Invited her audience the lnfluenxa formance of Kthellyn Brewer De Foe'g There followed a reception at It. W. Sears waa out with Laurence begun to weary the public. two weeks at Virginia Hot ten not only to tho "Norse" sonata but when that disease, followed by pneu- little Dickson thla morning taking jumping self, all with a breathless ruxh. Eleanor Springs. Mrs. Austin Led yard Sands to Mr. sketch, "The Weaker One." The Avon Farm, where the decorations The heroine of "The Big Chanoe" Is New-burg- also to some Chopin glaco and monia, caused his death. He held the of roe lessons In anticipation Painter was bewitching as the volatile arrived at this hotel yesterday from h, Comedy Four, Swift and Mary A. Kelly, and white chrysanthemums In bas- of a coming drag not only By the derangement of Bacl. a C lajor degree of doctor of pharmacy from the wall hunt Mrs. Caddlo Armstrong enter, Olorianna Orey who gave muslo lessons the character reclaimed N. r. Busonl's Harry Hlnes and Moran and Wiser also kets had been arranged by tho bride's war. She has como to New Tork from toccata for tho organ. For some occult Brooklyn College of Pharmacy and that won talned at luncheon to-d- In tho Casino. and ran up bills. The role suited her much of of Cooper applause. mother, Mrs. Morgan la the only child admirably gave to a mill town and Is living hero with reason Mr. Busonl has abused bachelor of sclcnco from At the Columbia Blllio Watson's Beef Mr. and her a chance how- MINOR ADAMS. energy spoiling music Union. He also studied Hop- of and Mrs. Delafleld and made show ehe haa become clever the mill owner's brother, not free, his tlmo and In at Johns Trust furnished the entertainment, with G. D. TO-DA- that a trlangulold kins University. her debut In Lenox In 1917. She has BARRON WEDS comedienne. Her songs were decidedly ever, from the attentions of other by Bach. Miss Cottlow (."Krousemeycr's Alley," a burlesque In been prominent In the" Junior Lawn suitors. One of these proves n, lover Hastings Girl Is Bride of Army stylo efficiently aided nnrl abetted II Mr. Niece was superintendent of the fetching and her charming voice was at action the snared Clnremont Laboratories, Manhattan, and two acts. Tennis Association, as a golfer, and at Ilye. Man Will Marry Mra. Jose, Its best. worth her notice and when the Engineer Officer. Santo Ferrucclo preaching to the head of the Lenox Branch of the phlne of the war has , transferred the girl birds last evening. last summer received a prise for an ad- lied Cross. , Chamberlln In Lenox. Filled In With Specialties. and her admirers to the battlefield rn Jilts Olive Marie Adams, daughter of dress made at a convention of pharma- WITH THE ONE WEEK STANDS. Lieut. Morgan Is a grandson of the Special Dtipatc.K to TB 8d. France this man. who like herself was Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Upham Adams, RECORD ADMITS TO CONCERT. cists and bacteriologists. His wife 'and late John E. Parsons. New York, and There was plenty of play too for the able to realise on "Tho Great Chance," was married yesterday In her father's four sons survive. " Lx.vox. Mass., Oct. Tha marriage Cush-In- g Blanrhette." tho nlay made of Mrs. David Pierce Morgan, his il. purpose, for Catherlno Chlsholm Is saved for her. The war has straight- home at Hastings on tlm Hudson to that father of Mrs. Josephine L. Msxy Chamber- To-nig- ht Kugene llrlcux In Paris, was put being D. Percy Morgan. Is had only to turn to 'Widow by ened out their lives for them. The Lteut. Plerpont Langdon Minor of the Operatic Stars Sinn In famou He a brother lln, widow of George S Chamberlln of Proxy," THE REV. CASPER SALAD INO. on last night nt the French Theatra du of Lieut. D. Percy Morgan, Jr., Miss RlcTge uhlch she wrote for May Irwin final scene of "The Big Chance" plays Corps of Knglneers, United States Army, Carnegie Aid Soldiers. Sunny Farm, rfuir New York, to five years ago. Hall to Vleux Colombler. Its tlrst performance iwim morgan ana Mrs. Laurence George some and furnish herself In tho trenches In France, but the first by tho Rev. Dr. John Plerpont of n. i: Davis Barron of Villa Aurora. with a book ready made. A thin comedy are In New York lodging Every patriot who cherlslios a phono- The Rev. Casper Saladlno, assistant waa at the Theatro IJbre. February !, F F. Italnsford, New Tork, a nephew Forest avenue. R.ye.. to- three laid a Mass., the bridegroom's uncle. - or will take place requires no arduous cutting for musical house. graph for that matter, anybody who to the Rev. Father William Dunne of 1892. Suianna Kin- played the title role. airs. J. j. Riageley Carter. London, morrow In Belalr. the country place of Mrs. Alfred Wllhelm of Maplewood, music, fresh "Hearts of the World" Is belnjr shown and a 'Cousin of Viscountess Aeheson. edmedy purposes. It Is only necessary N. J., was the matron of honor and Miss has ever enjoyed a note of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Long Mrs. William M. KIngsland, aunt of Mrs. to fill up with specialties and Joseph The New Play's Authors. or "canned" Is asked to bring with Island City, died of pneumonia Sunday for a second week at tho Standard. Will- He was graduated from Harvard In Chamberlln. The wedding will be fol Rosamond Whiteside was maid of honor. iam appeared Urban sets and Intrust the score to such by hint or her to Carnegie Hall, after nn Illness of eleven days. . Rock and Frances Whlto 1J17 and Is a member of the A. D. Club Grant Morris and Wlllard Mack are The bride was given away her father Shubert-Rlvler- a lowed by a reception for about sixty a skilled pen as of Rudolf Frtml, at 8:13, a good talking machine record. A funeral mass will be celebrated In at the In an original re- of Harvard. Immediately after leaving guests. that the authors of the new play, which Is nnd the couple walked from the altar view university Mr. Barron arrived this after who supplied the melodic frills of "Glorl- Major-Oe- n. J. Franklin Bell person- ,tho church nt 10 o'clock of reviews, nnd "Parlor, Dedroom the he enlisted In the navy noon at the Curtis Hotel and Mrs. Cham naive In Its proclamation that the war under the crossed swords of military of and Bath" was the at LoeVs and went overseas as an Ensign. anna," was designed opportunity, and naval guests. An added service ally will receive the records on behalf morning by the Right Rev. Mgr. Arcese attraction He berltn Is at Belalr. as the "The them. Cal- Seventh Avenue Theatre. Not content with plunging Olorioano In re- was cutting wedding tho soldiers and sailors who need of Brooklyn. The bur'al will be In Mr. Barron Is 58 and Mra Chamberlln Big Chance," for all evil men to touch the of the to vary financial difficulties, tha librettist also themselves. Such vlsw may cake with a sword. Tho donora will have opportunity Cemetery. Father Saladlno was 50 years old. He Is a member of the habilitate a thirty-tw- o years ago, DIED. provided a set of creditors for her Inti- of course be accepted as a most liberal Tho couple will go to Chattanooga, hear some new war music "uncanned" born In Italy and Follies Added to Frolics. Union League, Engineers, Apawamla and who Hempel, H,'P" waa broujrlit to country by his pa- mate friend, Dolores Pennington, license of the playwright, although It where Lieut. Minor will enter Camp contributed by Frieda , this While waiting for the Philadelphia Automobile clubs of New Tork. The taught dancing, and made her the llto Ijuaro, Minn. Ernestine Schumanii-Helnk- rents when 2 y an old. BARBATtETTO Ilurrrll, on October IT. ceremony will be performed by the Rev. was probably at the outset the sincere Forrest. theatres to open the stars of the Follies widow, moreover, of an officer who was theme of Mr. Morris's drama. Hut Mr. Maud Powell. Margaret Farnam. are deporting themselves on tho New Services "THE FUNKRAL CHURCH.' Latta Grlswold. rector of Trinity Church, only missing, as It wan easy to see Aurore La Croix. Arthur Mlddleton. Au-rell- o THE REV. IRVING E. WHITE. Broadway Sixty-sixt- h Mack's cooperation aeeins to h.ive Amsterdam Hoof In conjunction with tha and strait (Frank Capt. "William B. O. Field, who has later JOHNSON HINDLE. C. A. C. Band and I- from the fact that the name of Jack Olornl. Fifteenth Stlegfeld Midnight company, af- - Campbell'!), Tuesday.. 11 A. it. tecn passing a furlough at High Lawn, eliminated much of the original ma- Frolic BONRALL. gone Pennington was cai the programme. terial. Ah the serious scenes are alto- Francis Rogers. The Rev Irving E. White, who had fording a special surprise performance At Morrlstown. N. J,. October has to Washington. when Ltentriant In Sanitary Cory Mar- 37. 1911. Major The plot began to thicken a gether without dramatic Interest and been pawtor of the First Presbyterian for Hallowe'en week. The entertain- John Ilalssx, husband of Herbert Parsons, who Is In ord nnws Katherlne Nellson, son of nance service In France, pro- letter brought the that Dolores only the patriotic mntlmentn of the ries In Sfonnt Ternon. FRENCH ORCHESTRA ON TOUR. Church of Port Chester, N. Y., for fifteen ment merits classification as a. Tla the late haa been was to be She declared I James Malcolm and Allda Bon moted to Colonelcy. Jack' heir. heroine, very prettily and sincerely Mlt years, died yesterday at the Home for event with the added attraction of Beach a family had her abomi- Ethel Hindis, daughter of Mr. Will nogers, sail. Major George E. Turnure, six months that Jack'B treated spoken by Mary Nash, add even the ele- A. W. to Purls Invalids, Fordham, following a fourth Lillian Lorraine, Eddie nably and that she would riot touch the and Mrs. Hlndle. t Overlook Providence Gives Oration Cantor, Ann Pennington and Bee Pal- Funeral prlvats. Please omit flowers. In canteen service, has returned. He ment of timeliness to them, there Is street. Mount Vernon, N. T., was mar- paralytic stroke. Mr. White was born CUMMINOB. Martha, on Oct. Services will recross to money, but (Jloriunrm' good sense mine every cause for gratitude st the Intro- Conservatory Plajrrs. In Ashland, N. Y., Blxty-nln- e years ago mer. J. France later In the year to rescue, nothing against ried yesterday In her home to Lieut. THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broad-Tra- to continue work among the the t'ho had duction of Mr. Mack's characteristic IT.uTIDENCg. It. I . Oct 2S Li and was a graduate of Princeton Uni- soldiers. upon Im- William Manvllle Johnson, Lowvllle. 8lxtr,sixth street (Frank E. Jack's family and Insisted comic scenes. The quality of the drama du Conservatoire de versity. Prior to his removal to Port Im- N. T. The Rev. Arthur Thomas Fowler. des Concerts Campbell's), Wednesday. :!0 St. personating Dolores, while Dolores Is thus very evenly divided. A slice of national symphony or- Chester ho had n pastorate at Peeksklll. P. IA East Orange, N. J., formerly pastor of Paris, France's CURTlSl On Saturday. 1911. DIED. personated her. spite of numerous fat alternates with a slice of lean. Mr. began transcontinental tour His wife Is a daughter of the late E. O. October it., complications scheme worked pretty the First Baptist Church, ..Mount Ver- chestra, Its of pneumonia. HenVy Sbreve, the Mack's sketchy, vaudeville type of ht Ihto In Selch'ow, who was a New York toy man- Son of family on non, officiated. of tho United States i;aith Ivlna and the lata George Tick LOOin. William Logle, suddenly. In Now well until the discovered the comedy is luckily fat and unctuous. Mr. Billy Sunday's tabernacle. The enthu- ufacturer and who lived In Greenwich, The bride wae attended by Miss Mary sur-vh- e. nor Curtis. lork, October 58, eve of the supposed haloren's marriage Morris's drama in lean to the pvlnt of among people assembled Conn. A son nnd a daughter also ITage retired bur J. C. siasm tho 7.000 Funeral services at Trinity chapel. West lap Importer. to Diet Pennington that tits missing attenuation. Wlddfr. Lieut. Hlndle. United of In- was States Army Quartermaster Corps, was a remarkable demonstration Twenty-nit- h street, on Thursday. Oc Funeral services Wednesday from Chris cousin still alive. acted ternational good will Comedy of as best nun. The bridegroom Is a medi- tober II, at 10;S0 A. M. Philadelphia tian Union Congregational Church, the Mlildlf Clna. Among thoso servin-- l on the commit-te- a Cast Generally 1 Htroiitf. cal supply officer of tho United Slate-- MRS. WILLIAM H. HUYLER. papers nleaso coDr. Cooper avenue. Upper Montclalr, N. No writer for the American stage i Oov. v Puth-le- r, J I, Sanitary Corps, Camp Lee. were Beerkmau, FALCK lUrry. Lying In state at "THE at 1:1S P. M. Train leaves Jersey City Joseph Lertora, who played Dlcfc equals Mr. Mack In ability draw Lleut.-Go- his to Sans Suucl, Mayors Mrs William II. Huyler, wife of Ilr. FUNERAL CHURCH." Broadway, be at 2 o'clock. Pennington, played oppoelte Miss Painter with the strong tang of nature thu com- Easterbrooks, Lemay, Ilurdlck. Elity-slKt- Slxty-eeven- 'lalner. Huyler of Chester, died tween h and MAHKon. At Pomfret, Conn.. October In was seen edy spoke DAVIS. William Port "Princes Tat" and here out of middle class life. He BARKER llortou, Arrharnbault, Senators dem- Sunday In summer home, streets (Campbell Bide). iS. Marrlella York, wife of Fran. season In "Going Up." He waa one night brogue, sud- her Mountain 11, last last with a as he had and Colt, Representatives O'tShaunessy, Home Farm, Pownal Centre, Vt. She F1NLAT. On Sunday, October 37, at IIS els llartinan Markoe, In the thirty-fift- h of tho favorites In the performance last denly been called In to supersede Cyril Itje (ilrl la Mnrrlrd to Man From Stlness and Kennedy and officers of the Rich avenue. Mount Vernon, year of age. In- w.11 formerly corresponding secretary' of X. T.. her night. Among that number must be Kelghtly In the leading role. Annie Ber- r United folates army and naval forces tho Port Clie-ne- Hospital and a member atter a brief Illness. Simons, beloved Funeral at Christ Church. Pomfret. cluded also Iwrothy South, the Dolores, leln played an Irish lodging house Massachusetts. Newport- 10 stationed hero nnd at - of the board of managers of that Insti- wife of Sidney J. Flnlay (ne Da la Conn., at o'clock Wednesday morn- who had followed In Miss Painter's foot- keeper, Katherlne Barryraore her slangy, Owing to the death of her father three Valletta). ing. steps by playing the title In daughter, ago tution. role frivolous and William Merhan months the marriage of Miss Helen Sh was on January 17,' 1542. jiequiem mass ana runerai services on MARSH. Victor, on October SB, Services "Princess when It was on tour, and tout. A. GEO, ARENTS LEFT $9,496,152 bom Pat" a racetrack When these characters Davis, daughter of Mrs. llrnce S. Her first husband was Sylvnnu Snlffeii. Wednesday, October 39, at St. Ursula's "THE FUN'EIIAI. CHUnCIl." Broad- Josephine Whlttell, the Theme, who was were together the rough wit of the dia- Parsons Davis of Ilye, to Bowen Barker, way Siily-slit- h a Port Chester druggist. Upsides her hurch, Mount Vernon. and street (Frank seen recently In ".Sybil" In logue find O and later the flashes of lifelike humor son of William T. Barker of Cmibrluse, lluiikrr's Estate Inrlodea fl.US'J,-OO- Mlie Campbell Campbell's), p. "Hltchy-Koo.- husband in survived by two soni and FTFE. John. "FUNERAL Tuesday, S:S0 It. " wero irresistible. The audience was In MaK.. was n quiet affair. The cere- CHURCH," Oroadway, H. In Liberty Honda. two dauphteiH. Sixty. sixth and NEWELL. Walter Lylnr In state at One of the specialties that was most constant laughter. In this way every mony was jerformed In the Presby- Sixty-sevent- h ty The "Sun's" recent edi- streets. THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broad highly appreciated was tho danclngof the act began. After such an Introduction terian Church yesterday afternoon hy (leorge Arents, banker, who died lreb-ruar- y way, Sixty-sixt- h Sixty-sevent- h GTtREX On October 25, at his residence. between and Ergottl Twin.". These perfectly formed the decks were cleared for the serious the Rev. Sewell, pastor 22 in his home, S"0 Fifth avenue, Colilrn .Inlillee nt Plnltlflrld. Merrill Hotden Green, etreets Bldg.), Charles tl. i,f the torial "On buying a suit of husband of 'Campbell male lllllputlans, who were apparently Interest, which was wholly undramatlc church. left a net estate of ??, 4911.15:, inclusive Mr and Mis. Thailileui 0, Doane of Olive Mead Grcan and eon of Mr. Mer-ri- ll OSlteRDONK. Henry Remeen. by regarded the audience as the boy and and narrative In Its naturu. Then the Miss Wellesley Davis. .1 of the of Liberty bonds aggregating $1 oOO. l'lnlnfleld, N. J . observed their fiftieth clothes" was an interesting K. Green. Funeral will be held on Wednesday, Oc- 10 sifter girl of or 1! that they seemed to be. spectators' wero less absorbed, was of brides-mal- The assets were: StookH, bind"), noles, wedding anniversary yesterday. Funeral service on Tuesday, 59, tober 30, P. M.. bride, maid honor and the They on October at i from his late resi- represented Xenettr and Jltntintin, the Ml?ses dividend, mortgages and ucominU:. were at Scotch N by treatise conservation of In Boston. dence, 117 lane, were the Jotephlue Cnam married Plains, J, Featherbed New Tork. French mascot dolls, and performed Fifty-sevent- h .1. HAWKS. Actinic if the Play. berlaln. EMe Powers, rranees Fatrlii real estate nt 35 West the late Ite. !r. C Buehanan Tho labor for war uses. Jessie C Lying In state at "THE Interment at Woodlawn. acrobatics that would be Incredible for wa FUNERAL O"T00LE. Mr. Mack, who had to make the hero and Frances Thompson. The brldo' fctreet. $110,000, and personal bride Miss Addle C Fltsrandolph of CHURCH," Broadway, be Thomas Francis O'Toole, at children of tender years. effects, $31,157. Mr. There's a perfectly good Slxty-ilxt- Sixty-sevent- father, Henry B Davis, was a real estate North l'lnlnfleld. Pontic, former i ween h and h Englewood, N. J., at the of 3D an Irishman, swaggered with hla usual se widow, Annlo gets $i00.-00- 0 chief of the flro department of Plain-fiel- streets (Campbell Building). years, on Sunday morning, October 3J. Irresistible unction; Mary Nash played broker in New Tork. Ills Arnt, rea- MRS. DANIELS WILL In es- Is a Nova Scotia. patriotic and economic KRAl'THOFF. Louis c.". on from St. Cecelia's SPEAK. with sincerity and John Mason added cash, the testator's personal natle of The Saturday, Oc Funeral Church, Fifty-seven- tate, the th street couple have two pons tober IS, In bis alxty-flr- year, after Wednesday, October 10, at 10 A. M. distinction to tho part of a worldly mill JAPAN GIVES MEDAL TO T. R. house and son for wearing old clothes. a brief Illness. POWERS. At Lakewood, N. J.. October To Make Address at Nashville Tor owner. Mra Barrymoro showed n n life Interest In one-Mxt- h of th resi- Funeral services will ba held at SI, Rev. James J. Powers, C. genuine talent for comedy characterisa- duary estate. Oeorge Arents, Jr , of Saves wool, saves labor the lilt. rector V. W. A. War Work. Ilnl Cross Award Mndei In A p 11 re- 511 Church of the Heavenly Rest. Fifth of St. Mary'a of tha Lake Church. tion In her performance of the young Fifth avenue, receives $200,000 In Special Dentniteh to Taa Sew. v. an cash two-slxtl- of especially labor; for, as the avenue and Forty-fift- h street, on Tiles, Remains will lie In state at tha St. girl, nnd Mra Berleln as much nt flation of am. und the residuary Oct. 18. u estate, amounting to $2,721,231. Doro- lay morning, 10:S0 o'clock. Instead of Mary's of the Lake Church Tuesday Wasiiinxton, Mrs. Newton home as usual In her portrajul uf Tokio, Oct. 2R. With the approval of showed, every D. 111 thy Humphreys 156 Pevcnty-nlnl- h Editor li Hotel IMasa service as previously an- afternoon and evening. Solemn requiem Baker, who Is In a howpltal In shrewd nnd kindly Irish landlady. the Emperor the Japanese Hed Cross of Eat nounced Is Cleveland, Is not In a serious condition. William Meehan played with his usual street, a granddaughter, receives operation, from the time It requested that no mass Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. has awarded a medal of honor to Col. Coward (lowers She will to Washington In laughable nggresslveneas part of $100,000 a life In $2,721,231 be sent. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. return about the the Theodore Roosevelt. and Interest the wool leaves the sheep's KCT1AHTA. Fannie, on October S6. Sr- - Lakewood, N. J. a fortnight. ractrack tout. So the representation Unt.l he Is 21 jears old, Oeorge Arent. Jo.'cphua Daniels will leave Wash- was up to thu usual standard of A II. t li I T1i rtf a grandson. Is 10 get tho lifo Income Ices "THE FUNERAL CHURCH." QUINN. Edith, on October U. Services aIrs. nli.iti back until placed on the Narh-vlll- e. llron Jway Sixty-sixt- h ington morning Woods. But the efforts of all concerned the Japanese 111 $100,000. and street (Frank "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," Oroad- for Ited Cross awarding n from Campbell's), M. Tenn., where she will make nn ad-dr- counted only when they were employed 10 v.01. was bequests $50,000 e.i.-- is , i: Tuesday, A. Sixty-sixt- ineuai uooseeu in apprecia- Other nro to back, employ-- II way, h street (Frank E. man's an LADD. Mary Adelaide, on October In tho Interest of the war work of on Mr. Mack's comic depiction of a group tion of a liberal allotment he to three justera, Joana B. ArentK. 1!) ;;ast Shoe made !. Campbell's), Wednesday, 10:30 A. M. Vertices "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," tho national V. W ('. A. of New Vorkera of middle class. They the society In his distribution of the Fifty-fourt- h street; Minnlo E. young, ment of labor, some of Sixty-sixt- ItAHT. On October 1H, after a al Broadway and h street (Franlc S. Tho Postmaster-Gener- and hla fam- were quite Irresistible. Nobel peace prlie fund. same address, Grace! Arcntri, 901 long Illness, Charles Rant, In his and which is needed for win- E. Campbell's), Tuesday, 10 A. M. ily and HTS3 Lucy Burleson's fiance. Franklin street, ; eighty-nint- h sar. West Richmond, Vu. LASII'E Walter Lee, on October 17. Ser- Ensign Charles Greene Grimes, U. S. N.. WILLS HIS ESTATE TO $100,000 sister-in-la- Funeral services at his late residence, LUNCHEON MIXUP IN COURT. CHARITY. each to his Mary ning the war. vices FUNERAL CHURCH," returned this morning from a visit to 54 Firty-llr- st "THE Seventy-sixt- h the W. Edey. Wet street, Sixty-sixt- West street, on Wednes. Broadway and h street (Frank country home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard nephew, Young. Fifty-fourt- Don't buy is un- day, October 30, at I 30 P. M. Please (lKden Codninn Now Hues (ieorge Thirteen Institutions Benefit Ity LewLt O. 19 East h what fampbeirs), Wednesday, 10 A. M. flowers. Craln down the Potomac. street; nlceo. lZdna Y. Branehley, LA WHENCE. Frank n., suddenly, at New omit Mrs. Larz has to Prnbndy Hustle for namaars. M. J, von Srhoealng'a Brtineats. necessary, even if some RAMSEY. Katherlne J., on October II. Anderson returned Gloucestershire, England, ami Oeorge Vork city, on Saturday, October it, Washington from her home In Ilrookllne, Vetpatch to Tnt Sux. After bequeathing morn than 1100.000 Arents 3d, 111 Fifth avenue. S. I'JIS Services "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," Sftcial J. needleworkers must have DrcmHway, Mas. Mr Anderson la still at the to relatives and friends in 511 fceeru-tar- Sixty-sixt- h street (Frank NxwronT, R. I., Oct. 28. A counter his will filed Gillespie of Fifth uvenue, his Funeral services at St. Bartholomew's Whlto Sulphur Springs. etcrdny Michael Kmli on Schoening gets $5,V0O. employment other than in Church ParJt arenua E. Campbell's), Wednesday, 1:30 P. M. suit has been started as the result of and Fiftieth the mlxup occurred between Ogden of 503 West 112th street, distributed lr street, on Tuesday morning, October ROMANO. PascuHle U Lying In state at that residuary estate equally munition factories, to keep FUNERAL CHURCH," Rroad-wa- and George Pea body Kuntls among these W :J. at 10 o'clock. Interment private. "THE MONSIGNOR O'NEILL'S Codman at religious Mlsa niacin to Wed Navy EioIkii. Sixty-sixt- h Sixty-seven- following n party thirteen and charitable insti- Qrand between and and luncheon In tho Special netpateh to themselves in food. But Lodge of F. and A. M., Masonic streets (Campbell llldg.). FUNERAL THURSDAY home of Mrs. A. D. B. Pratt here on tutions of the city : Tni Siv. Hall, New York. (lien Ridge, 13. Following tho 31U0.00U Church of St. Vincent de St. Boston. Oct. 2S - Mrs. Edward Wins-lo- when you must To the SPENCER. At N. J., un Oc October Paul. replenish Craft: tober :C, 11S, Emma Waring, slander suit started by Mr. Eustls Vincent de Paul Society. Association for Walfiou of Plymouth unnouners the Sorrowful Is t wife of your wardrobe announcement mads of the Spencer against Mr. on Friday Mr. Cod-ma- n the Relief of Aged and Indlnent Fe- engagement of daughter, Mary Rus- get good pas'lng away William T and daughter of Elizabeth Pastor to Be Buried Codman br of our honored brother. late William R. Hicks. y beran a suit against Mr. male. St. John's (lulld, Little Mission- sell, to Endxn Charlos Adams Purlutnn, Most Wor R. the in Canada. stuff the sort that stays Frank Lawrence, Past Funeral private. Please omit flowers. Kustlx for $25,000 personal damage. ary Day Nureery. Little Mothers Aid m of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Purlnton. l, ran. I Master Mesons In !io Is cf the State STEPHENS. At Upper Montclalr, N. J., Papers In the new suit have not been Arnoclntlon, Home for the Aged of the also of Plytitoiitn, at the nival by and looks fresh to of New York illU-1119- ). Funeral services for the Right Hev. at 1'enn.u'ola, the Saturday, October :, 1H. James served, but the Sheriffs officer who has Little Sisters of tho Poor, New York As- air station Fla. The men of the fraternity will never for-R- rt Mgr. O'Neill. V. O., Brown Stephens, In his fifty-sixt- h year. Francis of St. writ said they would bo nerved to- sociation for Improving the end. his the Condition of what masterful leadership Funeral service at his lata home, 105 Mary's Cathollo Church, Elizabeth, N. morrow. This writ Is returnable on the Poor, New York Association trouxht to It. A of strength for tho An Army Except in final proc- tower In Fernwood avenue, Tuesday, October J., probably will be held Thursday. He November 25, Blind. Roman Cathollo Orphnn Asylum. Shoe the his day, tlraloss In service, the result died suddenly rectory, 1G2 TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT 3), at 3 P. M. Limousines In waiting In tho Race New York Society for the Relief of Rup- ess of fabrication of his labors stands foremost amongst on of Upper street, Elizabeth. He had returned from Ilrynnt Park Hut to He linlarged. the labor the great arrival train at Montclalr tured and Crippled, New York Associa- achievements of the Craft. station, Erie R. It., at 2:10 P. M. a visit to a prisoner In the city jail n involved in Later tribute will be paid to our brother's East The Eagle Hut for sailors nnd soldiers tion for the Prevention of Cruelty to It is not npcensary to shampoo your For Women assembling the Pa., papers please copy. short time befnr ehe was found lifeless Forty-secon- memory " Allentown. In Bryant Park. d street Children nnd Bellevueaml Allied Hospl. In due form. In seaplane In his office chair. His body will be hair so frequently if it is entirely material for a suit of TTSON. Killed crash October a. WILLIAM R FARMER. and Sixth avenue. Is to be mailo larger taVt for the Relief of Convalescent and 11, lilt, while on special patrol duty taken to St. Andrews. N. B.. his birth- bs adding two wings for a loungo room properly cleansed each time hy the use An indispensable shoe clothes,- - Grand Master. off Engllsli coast, Lieut. Charles place, for Internment by his nephew. Dr. whether from a th Grand the Bnd a cafeteria at nn estimated cost of The German Hospital received a di- of really good shampoo. Br Muter: Mcghee Tyson, U. S. N, R. P., husband C. H. F. O'Neill 291 West Ninety-secon- d a The easiest for women interested in ROBERT JUDSON KENWORTHY, of 110.000 The city of New Tork is the rect bequest of $5,000 and outright lega- sheep ranch, shoddy plant, ' of Hetty Carson and only son of Hrlr -- street. II. (1. to uso and quickest drying Grand Secretary. owner of record. Burtnett Is the cies of $1,500 are made to each of the shampoo war work either at home or Oen. I.aurenco Davis and Mgr. O'Neill 74 years : cotton patch, is llettlo was old. He Architect. following Presbyterian Hospital Church that 'we can recommend to our readers approxi- Mcghee Tyson of Knoxvllla, Tenn., was elevated to tho rank of montlgnor of St. Paul, St. or "Over Seas." CEMETERIES. aged 2) years. Vincent de Vincent de is onn that brinirs out ull mately the same. As one October H. 1515, when he celebrated Naval Collric.. I'nlla Hliort. Paul Society, American Female Guard- the iintural VA7.. Jose It "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," golden the Jubilee of his ordination. Oct 28. ian Society and Home for tho Friendless beauty of the hair nnd may he enjoyed a good all wool suit Sixty-sixt- Boston, shape on Broadway, between h and Naval unlti of stu- In refinement of outlasts The conferring of the honor was .mc. nt various New England end the Association for the of very The New Sixty-sevent- h streets (Frank E. Camp- dents colleges Relief at little expense, by diasolving a tloned from Rome by pope Benedict 7." Aged Indigent testa-to- the regulation army and outlooks two or more bell Bldg.). are leps than per cent, complete, ac- and Females. The r tcaspoonful of last After the ceremonies, a purse of gold y Canthrox, which can CATHOLIC CEMETERY OF YENTURINO. Clorlnda. on October cording to reports at the navy also left $200 to each of his inferior ones you are 2. was presented to Mgr. O'Neill. A $5,000 recruiting headquarters. In bo obtained from any druggist, straight inner line. Made really IMS. "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," mortgage The Influonzii his musical Instrument fac- iri a GATE HEAVEN on the church was taken up Twenty-reron- d THE OF Sixty-sixt- h epidemic and peace talk wero given bv tory at 28 East street. from flexible economizing for the Broadway, between and a testimonial banqupt which cup of hot water. This makes a full tan leather nation Sixty-sevent- at at trib the recruiting offices ns reasons. Mcunl Pteaiant, Westchester Count, h streets (Frank E. Camp- utes were Wednes cup of shampoo liquid, for bell's). paid the churchman by Oov. day will be tno last uay for enrolment. enough so it is quarter interlined with kid. and yourself in buying rn the nsrlem Railroad, Ova Fielder of New Jerrey. forme? Oov. Order NOW! easy to apply it to all the hair mile north of White Plains, Is WARNER. October !, Bessie Ruth, wife Voorhees nnd prominent instead It has the thorough-goin- g the good suit. now ready, of H. M. Warner. clergyman. of just to the top of the head. Is Mgr. wan This, Mount (Iraxant Station at' Funeral services at her late residence, O'Neill eilucatod In Montreal Christmas Personal when rubbed into tho scalp comfort Coward ibe entrance of the cemetery. and ordained In St. John, N. B. He Tho fT05' scathing indictment of and onto that Shoes 'I he agent of the cemetery U 180 West Eightieth street, Tuesday IHB Greeting Cards every strand of hair, chemically dis- Rogers Company 3 was an assistant nt St Peter's, Jersey the German people in fiction are known for. Peet alna)s In attendance. afternoon, o'clock, City, Your Christmas Message, to our solves all impurities, It is very sooth- Heceltlng Vault. WUCHNEIl Henry, Lying In state at and rector nt Hampden Junction, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse N. J , where he rebuilt St. Ann's Church. MEN OVER SEAS should be ing nnd cooling in its actionun well Broadway Broadway Ask or send for booklet. "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," Broad. V. BLASCO as beneficial to both scalp 13th St. way, between Sixty-sixt- h Sixty-seven- Churches at Bethlehem, High Bridge IPANEZ' grret novel mailed not later than October 31st and hair a' "The at Calvary & Allied Cemeteries, and FOR MALI! AT James S. 34th St streets (Frank Campbell Build- and Clinton were erected by him, He AU. DOOKHTOnKH. A prtet Variety rrru Ca'dt After rinsing out the lather so created, Coward Four 24 East S?nd Street, 0' lint 262-27- Telephone Plaza VOW. ing). went lo fiuttenberg nnd Shadyelde In mai the ttltaim 0 sulfaW you will find tho scalp is fresh, clean 4 Greenwich St.,N.Y. Broadway Corners" Carit a Pleaiurt Inttnd of a Tait Fifth Avt. The Rev. WILLIAM J. STEWART, ZURLO, Vivian. Lying In stste at "THE June. 1810. comlntl to St. Mary's and free from dandruff, while the hair (Nsr Warren 6U t Warren eighteen years ago. by YVQRLD'R 1 at am St Managlpf Director. FUNERAL CHURCH," Oroadway, be. He was baloved drsntest Extension University E. P. DUTTON & CO. dries quickly and evenly, developing a Sixty-sixt- people tntttea you to train yourael. Coma (ween h and Slxty.ssventh his and held the esteem of all from tha Fifth Avenue, near MIA St., New York bright luster, and fluffincsa Mail Qrdtn Filled who him, ranka to commanding positions. Catalogue Ml a soft that strttts (Campbell Bldg.). knew regardless of their faith. for lha asking. University, box ann omcs. makes it seem very heavy. A de. ' 'I 1:7 Soli ftowhtrt Baa I