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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-13
RRIEF M ENTION.

Tbos. Morgan spent yesterdl IN
Montesano.
Shirt waist suits in wash goods at "a
at Neysey's.
Kid and fabric gloves, all new shades
at Neysey's.
Take a look at Neysey's new line OF
white waists.
Coo. !. Wolff had handsome Easter
window dis play.
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm'
Heath on April 6.
DR.. C. T. Smith went 70 Portland Oh
business Saturday.
FEE. Jones spent Sunday with his
family at Montesano.
Al. Anderson made business visit
to Astoria last week.
CA Beardsley went to South Bend
on business SATURDAY..
w.. Mcbride and son visited rela-
tiyes at Ema yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. K. Layport last night.
A son WA. born to MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Carpenter, Friday night.
Born-On April 7, 1908, to Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. Milbradt, son.
II. Fuller made business trip to
the Sound cities last week.
Special Faster services were held IN
all the churches Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman are
visiting friends in Portland.
VIII Srell, of Montesano, had ousi'
ness in the city Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Fetterman visited
friends in Montesano, Yesterday.
The Jury term of the superior court
HOGAN at Montesano this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nv Killia, OF Queets'
were visitors to the city Saturday.
All tho latest in sheet music at Grays
uarhor Music Co. "a Heron street. tt
Geo. Sim pson returned last week from
his land claim, on the Claylock river.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor is still quite
IN from the effects OF her broken ankle
r Shannon has purchased the hoteI
&c Mrs hutchinson, in South Aberdeen
A. f. FITZGERALD left yesterday 1oi
Klamath Lake, Oregon, on land pusi
ness.
Alonzo Spahr assumed his duties as
o,cineer Of the steam fire engine, Fri
day
T r. Zumwalt, OF Westport, spent
Yesterday in Aberdeen, on business
bent.
Mrs. :. NJ. Reyes and Mrs. M'ldrec
West visited fir ends in Montesano, SAT
urday.
N,s Geo. Atkinson was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hoSP''"'
Friday.
Tho handsome new residence OF W. II
Whitney, on + street. Is nearly CON-
ple:ed.
Chas.. Mcintyre, OF Copalis' made
..aoor a brief visit this morning on
business.
Alex Dougan, the we'll known caterer
NJ Cosmopolis, is quite i'll, at st. Joseph 5
hospital.
Miss Lou Anderson entertained small
marty OF friends at supper, FRIDAY
evening
Mrs. Geo. Walsh entered the Aber-
dee, General hospital, for treatment
last night.
Miss Agnes Campbell came down from
Montesano, Friday evening, to witness
"Macbeth."
The Royal Neighbors gave pleasant
basket social, in Odd Fellows hall, FRI
day evening.
Mrs. Micheal Walsh entered the Aber'
deem General hospital for treatment
Friday night.
j. Davis will leave tomorrow for CO.
pals, where he will establish mer'
chandse store.
The new mill OF the Michigan Lumber
Co. is running steadily, and will soon DE
shipping lumber.
Mrs. Henry Schouwiler has purchased
three lots in the Hopkins Addition, OF
Geo. B. Hopkins.
Mrs. FlancesEThorpe and daughters
are visiting their homestead clalm' on
the Queets river.
Archie McDougal has returned from
Green River Hot Springs, somewhat re-
covered in health.
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PILLOW CASE WON HUSBAND.
Now All the Girls In Linen Factory Will
Put Their Names In bundles.

PORT CHESTER, Sept, 5-The wedding
here to-day of Miss Amelia Heyri OF East
Port Chester, to William p Maingault, a
planter of Memphis, Tenn, reveals an
interesting romance. The first lime the
planter ever saw Miss Heyel was on last
Monday, when he arrived here from the
South About a year ago Miss Heyel, in a
spirit of FUN, enclosed her name hnd address
in a package Of pillow cases, which she was
bundling IN a linen factory where she WI
employed Later she received letter
from Maingault who got he pillow case
containing her name The letter led TO Ii
correspondence and exchange Of photo
graphs. Finally Maingault proposed and
was acoeptsd The marriage service was
performed al the home Of the bride by the
Rev r u White pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian Church The bridegroom gave the
bride diamond locket and distributed
diamond pins among the bridesmaids and
ushers. When the couple left for Tennessee
this evening a crowd OF the girls from the
factory gathered At the station and treat ed
her 10 a shower Of nee The girls say that
Miss Heyel's experience has taught them "A
lesson and thar they intend 10 enclose heir
addresses in all Of the shirts ana pillow
cases they turn out and ses " they can't
get rich husbands
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NEWPORT SOCIETY.
Two Entertainments for the Duke and
Miss GOelet-Dinner Ut BeechwoOd.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. g. Henry Wal
tiers arf Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones tool
large party to Rocky Point on tn" steam
yacht Narada to-day for an afternoon
outing The affair was given in honor oil
the Duke Of Roxburghe and Miss May
Goelet. whose engagement WAS announced
few days ago. Luncheon was served
on the yacht on the way up tho bay. The
Hungarian band furnished music.
The party included Mrs. Ogden (ioeiet
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
S, Lehr, Mr.. and Mrs. William f, Carter
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. William X
Vanderbilt, Jr, Miss Elsie Whelen, Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hartman. W, H, Nelson, T.
Sufern Taller, Mrs. Oliver II. P. Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney j. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., Miss Laura Swan,
Miss Natalie Schenck, Mrs. Duncan Elliott
and Percy 1ngraham and others.
Mrs. William Aston gave dinner a.
Beechwood tonight. II was the first of
series Mrs. Astor's guests were: Mr..
and Mrs Pembroke Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Gerry, Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont,
Count Lubersai, Percy Wyndham. F. j.
Otis, Miss Constance Liyermore, Count
Hook berg, MFR. and Mrs. II. A. c. Taylor,
Eugans Higgins, Mr.. end MrsW P. Thomp-
HOl, DdTOHtSb NtilllcTt, L. NlhtDlNp,
James J. Van Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lehr, NJ. and Mrs, John R Drexel, Mrs.
Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Ogden Mills end Mr..
and Mrs. George B. DeForest, After the
dinner there was music Alfonso Ponte-
earvo, the tenor sang.
Mrs, |. Townsend Burden gave dinner at
Fairlawn this evening in honor of the Duke
of Roxhurghe and Miss May Goelet Among
the guests were Miss Leila Paget. Eugene
Hale, Jr, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. X. J..
Gammell DR. and Mrs. Alexander Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind, the
Misses Mills. Count Kinsky, Charles S.
Fish, A De Navarro, Miss Moule, Mr.. end
G. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G: Post.
Mrs. Burke-Roche. Senator T. o. Wolcott,
Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley, Delaney Jay.
Mr. and Mrs w. Storrs Wells. Baron Won
Meyer, F. Hoyt, the Misses Burden, w. A.
NJ Burden and J. T. Burden, Jr,
Mrs, J. C. Mallery missed Jewel after
attending the Brooks Thayer wedding on
Thursday. 1t was found by her maid.
In removing her wraps Mrs. Mallory Troba-
bly, dropped It OH the floor, =,
The steam yacht North Star, owned by
Cornelius Van derbilt, arrived here this
morning from New York and is at anchor
as the guest of Mr.. Vanderbilt is R. T:
Crane. As soon a. the yacht arrived
work was begun transferring the trunks
of Mr.. and Mrs Vanderbilt from the yacht
to their villa, which they will shortly open
for the fall months
Mr. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt gave
a luncheon at the clubhouse on Gooseberry
Island this afternoon. the guests being
taken TO the ferry for the island on coaches.
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CCDDY'S WIFE CANE BACK.
She Had Been Gone 2G Years. and When
She Returned Found Another In Charge.

Albany, Sept. 5.-One wife too many
on his hands is the predicament in which
james Cuddy, a contractor of this city,
finds himself. Cuddy SUI pos d he had lost
wife No | many years ago, as he had
not seen her in twenty-s years. Then
she had left C,iddy in this city to go 10 he's
former home ia Wales, where TOUR year,
previously Cuddy had married her. On
Aug "a last she returned and found Cludy
living in the same house dis wien she bad
left him twenty-sM years ego, TIE only
difference being that theI" Vas anothoI
Mrs CIddy living there.
Cuddy not having heard from his first
wife in years took another helpmate, who
afterward died, and he married again
Mrs C,Iddy No. wished To install herself
as the head Of the Cuddy household Tut
the husband prefers Mrs. Cuddy No B.
= rs. Cuddy No ! then waF put out IN the
trest and took lodgings next door to the
Cuddy home She wanted tuddy ~ Bl p
port her, and when he rullmed she had a
warrant issuod for his arrest
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AUTO TRAGEDY IN ROC HESTER
Machine Runs Away and Topples Over
Young Woman Fatally Hurt.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 5.-An automobile
tragedy occurred last night just outside
the city line, near the float bridge. when
Miss Maud King Of 237 Central avenue
was thrown into the road by the overturn-
ing of the machine. Her skull was frac-
tured and she died at O'Clock this morn
ing in the Homeopathic Hospital.
With Miss King at the time of the fatality
we're three men and two women Frank
Coolidge, 30 years old, who lives with his
wife at North Union street and Richmond
Park William Osborn, 40 years old who
is also married and Fred Coolidge, 2? years
old. a cousin
The men met Maud King, Sarah Long
and Esther Smart in George Dakes saloon
ard they had some drinks. All were under
the in fiuence of liquor when they left the
place. They got into the automobile and
started on mad dash for the float bridge.
There is steep hill just this side Of the
bridge and the break refused to work just
az they started down the hill. At the foot
OF the decliyity the machine toppled over
and all pitched headlong down an en-
ban kment. All Of the women were in
jured, but Maud King was the only one
fat ally hurt.
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AMATEUR CIRCUS At DEAL,
Also a Wild West Show. for . Hospital
and q Church.

AsBURY PARE, Sept 5--The amateur
circus and Wild West show which will be
given at Deal Monday for the benefit Of
the Monmouth Memorial Hospital, at Long
Branch, and Of the building fund for the
new Catholic church at Deal paraded
through Asbury Park yesterday in cos
tune, headed by Joseph NJ. Byrne OF New
ark in the character of Buffalo Bill
There were Indians in war paint and
feathers, Deadwood coach, which Richard
Croker. Jr., at the head Of the road agent
band will hold up in the show: Cossacks
bareback riders and a string Of human
animals and characters made familiar IN
the rhymed advertisement posters.
On Monday afternoon and evening after
the Indians have massacred Custer, and
the Deadwood coach has been held up and
rescued and the counterfeit Col Cody has
broken the glass balls, the amateur circus
will be given. The programme includes
besides the usual circus stunts, q military
tournament in which members Of Essex
Troop will take part; II gymkhana and
number Of athletic events
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runaway ~ gANkRI PYCY.


Folcrmah Thomas Eastman fled a
|'H''h N bankruptcy yesterday with
.''Nli''es E.i1 and assets SIS IN oash lie
40" has household furniture covered by a
".,V moIlzage for $50, piano valued
N' u storage subject 10 storage char yes
" ~, three uniforms valued AZ SsO,
~ he'L'rIs, revolver put ~ at IS AID
w. t@fs9HaI clothing, all " which are ON
william Gariarr, 10 WITCH /. owed 81 ,277,
TN"huy "n realty mortgage on ~
l"N.m street Jersey fity; Herman
no H. money lent ia October, 1905
i',N'H baHmann 4 90 t3a mort asss on
nl ~" Nainnr > Waterbury, 81 Tor
4, A,slty and E"rnsId Psfsoia. t2s hyf
n. 'S"nan Ives At 3l3 W"st II8lh sIreet
4. attached 10 III. West i3ab street
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BRYAN ~ NEW HAVEN IOIRY.


NEW HAVEN, Sept. s. William j Bryan
appeared in the Probate Court Of this city
to-day as an executor Of the will Of his late
friend Philo y Bennett, who was killed In
Idaho recently while ascending mountain
Mrs p Bennett, who gets the entire estate
valued ut $500 900, was In court with Mr.
Bryan, and the two we're IN consultation
with Judge Cleveland Of the Probate Court
for over an hour Mr. Bryan WAS anxious
20 know whether II would be- necessary for
him 10 CONS 10 New HavsB for the probat-
ing u the viii, which viii take plans Hext
wssk.
the other executor 0f tls estate 10 Alfred
r. sloan Of Brooklyn, ~ Y. partner VI
Mr. BsnDs,t Mr.. Bryan will remain here
Until Monday ~ tbs guest Of Mrs Bsnnstt.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES held Up
STATE REPAYMENT CAN GET
No NEVIS FROM BOGOTA.


sSo NOsoMosou ssOsorUuloO' DSev~@
Dsspatehes To and Frsm Our Minister
Warned BY secretary NAY That
Trouble win Ensue u II In Persisted In
WASHINGTON, Sept 5-The cable des-
patches from the State Department to
Minister Beaupre At Bogots and from
Minister Beauprt to the Department are
being held up by the Colombian Govern
ment The State Department has for
some days been absolutely without informa-
ton concerning the important proceedings
at BoEota, and finding beyond question
that its dispatches we're being held up,
has taken steps to remedy it.
Secretary Hay to-day formally called
the attention of DR.. Herran, Colombian
Charge d'ARaires. to the fact that CON-
munication between the Department and
the American Minister has been cut on
and asking for ali explanation. Mr.. Hay
1t Is said, made his communication very
pointed and suggested that regretab!e
consequences to both countries would
cnsue II the suppression Of dispatches
were persisted in
Proof Of the duplicity Of Colombia or
communications between the State De-
partment and Minister Besupre was obtained
by the Department through a despatch
from Minister Beaupre. dated Aug Is,
which, accidentally or otherwise, found
its way to the Department Mr. Beaupre
reported that he had not received any
despatch between July "a and Aug. IS,
though others of later date than the se
suppressed had been received. The De-
partment then traced it's dispatches from
the telegraph office in Washington to
Buena Ventura. Colombia, where the cable
ends and the telegraph line controlled by
the Colombian Government begins There
all trace Of the dispatches ives lost. and
inquiry on the part Of the cah'a company
in the form OF tracer brought no salts
faction
For some unexplained reason DR.. Herran
is avoiding the State Department. A day
or so ago, when it was announced that
Secretary Hay intended to call upon him
for an explanation Of an interview wherein
Minister Beaupre was severely criticised,
DR.. Herran said he would so at once and
explain the matter to Mr.. Hay, but he did
not see Mr.. Hay. and has not yet seen him,
though the Secretary Of State kas been in
his Office as usual. The truth is that there
ia some feeling between the Department
and DR.. Herran though outwardly show
Of civilty is maintained.
To-day's note from Secretary Hay, asking
for an explanation Of the hold-up Of officia,
communications between this Government
and its Minister at Bogota. is likely TO lring
matters to a focus, so far as Dr. Herran is
concerned. ~
The State Department has learned I'M
officially that the Colombian Senate is dis
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Week OF Celebration in Paterson.

PATERSON. Sept s.-The Paterson Busi-
ness Mems Association has arranged = bic
celebration to begin Monday morning and
continue all the week to remind The buyers
of the outlying towns that the business
district of the city has recovered from the
triple disaster of fire, food and cyclone.
There will be parades, picnics, athletic
sports. automobile races. fireworks and
an exposition Of the silk industry in Apollo
Hall.
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At Retail Only.
Lord$Tayhr.
IN SOCIETY.

The coming town season is likely to be
unusually gay The Horse Show will open
| on Nov. Q, while the Roxburghe- Goelet
| wedding ia likely to occur in the following
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Whtelaw Reid, MIR and
Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Gould and many others who have large
country places have their week lend house
parties already made up for the month
of October. This is the great month of the
year at Tuxedo and the available rooms
at the clubhouse have been engaged for
some time. The annual ball will be given
there on Friday night, Oct. 30.
St. Bartholomews Church at Madison
avenue and Forty fourth street, of which
the Rev. DR.. David H. Greer is the rector
Is likely to be the scene of the Roxburghe-
Goelet wedding. 1t is reported that Miss
Goelet will have among her bridesmaids
the Misses Gladys and Beatrice Mills, her
cousin, Miss Martha johnson of Macon
Ga, who will be the guest this autumn of
the parents Of her fancs W. De Lancey
Kountze' Miss Leila Paget and the two
single sisters of the Duke Of Roxburghe,
Lady Victoria Innes-Ker and Lady Isabel
Innes-Ker Probably the Dukes younger
brothers. Lord Alastair Robert lines ker
and Lord Robert Edward Innes-ker will
be among his attendants.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet will give a large enter
tainment for her daughter and the Duke,
in the immediate future at Newport. The
general expectation is that her own we'd
ding with James de Wolfe Cutting will
follow that OF the younger couple.
The wedding on Wednesday of Miss
Painter, daughter of Uriah Painter of
Washington. d. G., and David Scott Thor
N j., will be attended by guests from both
Washington and New York. Mr.. Thor
burns home is at PEBBLES, Scotland, where
marriage Of Miss Gertrude Edwards ard
H N. Drury of Burlington, VT, will take
place at the brides hCme at Cornwall
on-the- Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Van Rensselaer,
Thayer, DR., are now at Niagara Falls, and
will be at Rockhurst. the Brooks place at
Newport, by Sept. II. On Dot. is they
will sail for Europe and will travel for
three months They have promised to pay
a series of visits on their return. the first
to be to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mortimer
Brooks here and then to Mr.. and Mrs.
f. V. R. Thayer. in Boston. They are also
planning to visit MFR. and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks at Aiken.
Among the weddings to take place on
Long Island, for which cards are out. is
that OF Miss l.. Violet Reed and DR.. Lee
Maidment Hurd, on Tuesday, at the SUM
80 Ja hrtfla
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given at the summer home Of the bride 9
uncle and aunt, Augustus Coe Gurnee and
Miss Della Gurnee The bride is daughter
of Edward Padelford Scott and grand
daughter of the late Walter s. Gurnee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorndike will be
among the guests present, Mrs, Thorndike.
who was Miss Lucy Gurnee, is cousin of
Miss Scott
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A.,usv.sS Gsssssss Iiadsd.

yho Fourth International Congress Z"
Actiaris. ended yesterday, The hsi'
oonxress will be held ct Berlin IN 1900 10
the future IL " liksly lLAi ths eDngisss
viii b- bsld Only once la i've years tna11Ad
Of esesy shsee years
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Mrs James L. Breese, who sailed yester-
day for Germany, accompanied by her
son, Sydney S. Breese, will return here
for the Christmas holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Mckay Twombly will
remain this week at Newport and will then
20 to Florham Park, their Madison, N. j.
residen ce. for the autumn. In the winter
they will entertain for their debutante
daughter, Miss Ruth Twombly.
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The marriage of Miss Ethel Warren M.
Hyne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Smith
Hyne. and Samuel George Stewart will
take place on Tuesday in the vestry of
the Ascension Memorial Church.
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SOLOMON FROH CORR,

taken win Two other siowa"sys From
the ~ Louis suspected VI humor'
Plrse sLowaSays WHO got here yesterday
aboard the American liner ~, Louis, ~ d
ware sent 70 Epk Island, gaze Their t .tls !, =
g Peter Joyce American citizen snd sA Ana,s~
. im Cosk0nian. IL u suspected
lhsI kolonon " . humorist, although 10
a a ! botray il by even . smile when hs
insisted on having himself registered ny
tho ulesg name
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RAILROAD DIRECTORS FIGHT.
Meeting to Declare Dividends Turns Late
Brawl.

MEXICO CITY, Sept S-A meeting af
stockholders of the Yuoatan United R.i!-
roads was turned into a general fight juss
before the time for it's adjournment lsst
night. Several of the stockholders were
injured
1t was regular meeting of the directopS
to declare dividends. The brawl grew
out of disc greement over the propaE
mana gament of the company's affairs.
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Business Colleges.
SPENCER'S

BUSINESS SCHOOL, Cor. llGth ST. and sh Az,
New York-A high grade commercial sGaool.
Thousands OF Spencer graduates are now holding
good positions us stenographers and bookkcepers
attend call to our large and beautifully lighted
school rooms. hne equipment and examine our
aSm OF our students In their work. A fine class
Of young men and young women now IN attend
ancc and new Students are entering every week.
We have had eighfeer years experience In pre-
pairing young people for good positions. Wengrcs
To secure position for every stonographlc graduate
or viii refund tuition. Department for thosS
desiring TO prepare for Regents and Civil Services
examinations. Tuition. dag sessions. 81 per moath;
evening. $40 three mOnths.
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among INC HuetIe present Nib Ahoi
who was Miss Lucy Gurnee, is cousin OF
Miss Scott
Mrs. James l.. Breese who sailed yester-
day for Germany, accompanied ny her
son, Sydney S. Breese, will return here
for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mckay Twombly will
remain this week at Newport and will then
go to Florham Park their Madison, N. j.
residence. for the autumn. In the winter
they will entertain for their debutante
daughter, Miss Ruth Twombly
The marriage of Miss Ethel Warren NJ
Hyne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Smith
Hyne, and Samuel George Stewart will
take place on Tuesday in the vestry OF
the Ascension Memorial Church.
One of the weeks notable weddings
will be that Of Miss Edith de Gue!dry Twin
ing and Vice-C Chancellor Frederick W.
Stevens of Morristown, n. j., which will
take place on Wednesday al the home OF
the brides mother Mrs. kinsley Twining,
at Clinton, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson are among
those who will occupy new houses this
winter Mr. and Mrs. Adrian lselin. Dr.,
expect to take possession of their new
home on the east side of Fifth avenue,
between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth streets,
by November. Arthur j. Moulton and
the Misses Moulton, who return this week
from Europe, will be in their new house
at Alb Fifth avenue. Perry Belmont 8
new establishment at $50 Fifth avenue Is
now nearly completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
who have been staying at William c, Whit =
ney's place in England, Holwick Lodge,
Holwick, Durham, are expected home
soon and preparations have heen made
for them at the Whitney lodge in the Adiron-
dacks. Mr. and Mrs Alfred &, Vanderbilt
have invited number Of friends to visit
them in their camp after the Newport Horse
Show
Mira Frederic Bronson, who arrived
recently from Antwerp, proposes to pass
much of the winter here In the spring
she will 60 to Japan to zee her son-in- law
and daughter, MIR. and Mrs Lloyd Car
penter Griscom.
Mr. and Mrs s s. Messiter of Chester
Hill, Mount Vernon, N. y, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Belle
Messiter. to Albert w Bonynge of New
York Mr. Bonynge is lawyer and
member of the class of 80 Of the New York
University.
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Special Offer; A Fine Opportunity.

4 United number OF scholarships. good Tor Que
year will be Issued for s55 In view Of ;he ID.
structOn given BY our superior corps Of teachers,
and the assistance rendered our graduates In So.
curing positions, you had better take advantage
Of this oNcr by entering al once.
b. H. SPENC Err. President. Telephone i7te
Mornugsdc, Take elevator.