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New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
YoNkERs.

W. Garrett Bibb is booked to sail July q on The
Kaiser wilhelm Ii. He is now staying at Briaratn
Lodge.
Leslie Sutherland returned Thursday from a
vacation in Maine.
Mrs. Sinclair Tousey, Of Park Hill. Is spenxnng
a vacation at Breton Woods, N. H.
Miss Florence Berthon, of 1s Wood Place, is
spending few weeks at Hackensack n. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. Teachman and Irwin
8. Teachrpan OF No. 500 South Broadway, have
gone to Michigan for several weeks.
D. H. Drake OF Cincinnati, is visiting his daugh-
nue., Lowerre.
Mr.. ana Mrs Alexander Strahan and daughters.
the Misses Ruth and Edna, Of Ludlow street, sailed
Saturday for trip to Europe.
Mrs. Frank Steadman, of No. 13S Woodwork
avenue, is entertaining her brother. J Paul
Brocker. of Chicago, for few days Mr.ABrocker
sails July 16 for tour through Europe.
Lewis c. Kellogg. of No. 10 Halcyon Place, is
spending the summer at Lake Sebago, Me.
DR.. William Blancard, of No. 1877 Warburton
vacation.
James G. Af1ech and family, of No. $50 War
burton avenue. have gone 10 Fine View, on the
st. Lawrence River for the season.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Corcoran, wife of Captain Cor
coran. 18th United States Cavalry, of Washington,
and daughter visiting their aunt, Mrs. Foster
Nichols, No. 4lS South Broadway.
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CONCERT FOR MONUMENT FUND.
prnnr Residents Aid in Efforts to Honor
Memory of Soldier Dead.

pefo-. large and enthusiastic audience. COM
,oses of r,any of the best known residents of the
80, ,,,-b Of the Harlem River, concert and en-
,.-..,r,,e-4 was given on Tuesday evening by a
,,,rsnv of well known amateurs and about Two
turarea school children in Ebling's Casino, 81
.,,s avenue and East l5sth street. The enter
tsinren. was held primarily for the purpose OF
.ueI,ine the fund being raised in The Bronx for
-onuuoent in memory of the soldiers OF that
ho-oneh who fought in the Civil War and found
fhei- last resting place within the confines OF Inc
Bronx.
The chief feature Of the entertainment which
rss given under the auspices Of the joint commit
Zee If civic and military organizations OF Inc
Bronx was the presentation of the openetta'
,Red Riding Hoods Rescue All those who at
tended the performance declared that the ahhir
rss splendid success in every particular and re-
zsr-sd credit not only on the leading performers
and the several hundred small boys and girls VINO
nont-kuted their voices 10 the choruses, but also
uron Ralph Dayton Hausrath, who coacneo the
singers and directed the performance.
The mart of Red Riding Hood was taken by Miss
Margaret L.ankenau; Miss Julia Barnard playeo
rbe Grandma and Daniel Fitzgerald appeared as
The Wolf.
Among special features of the evenings pro-
se7arane which were much enjoyed were NUMBER
of dances by little girls Refreshments were
served and dancing followed
Il was said by those in charge that several nun
dred dollars had been added to the fund
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
poRss FERRY.

Morton g. Patton has returned from Trinity Bay,
on the St Lawrence
Mrs George Elton is visiting relatives in Toronto.
Professor C. H. Smith. Of the Mackenzie Acad-
eIny h spending the summer at Southampton. Long
Island.
Henry Thomas Clinton returned from Washington
the early part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Mills and son are spend
ing July In the Catskills
Miss Katherine Todd and Kenneth Todd, children
of Dr. William H. Todd. visiting at Point
Pleasant, N. ].
Warren P. Alderman and family Of New York.
are occupying the Davidson cottage here for the
summer.
Herbert Boyd Is spending month at Long Lake
in the Adirondack Mountains.
Andrew j. Cummings has returned from TEXAS.
DR.. ]. p Cole Is making tour through the north
'ern part Of the state in his automobile
Mrs. Alexander Gray and daughter Catherines
have gone to Milwaukee.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. James c. Mackenzie are
making . tour through Europe.
Walter c. Cotton and his mother, OF Charleston,
8. c.. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Myrick and family.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
DECORATIONS FOR NEW COURTHOUSE.
White Plains Newspaper Favors Series of
Historical Paintings

In article published on Thursday. The White
Plains Daily Record calls attention to the lack of
any provision for mural decorations in the new
Supreme Court building, which the people Of West
chester County are erecting At q cost OF about
S7ca0oo. The paper says:
1t would seem to us that II Wilkee-Barre
Penn can afford to spend $4,000 for mural
paintings depicting her coal mining industries on
the walls of the new courthouse there the county
of Westchester, which is probably as rich as
subjects. might indulge a little in art and en-
bellishment.
The new courtroom and the supervisors meet
ing room could be panelled on and devoted to g
series of paintings depicting the Colonial and
Revolutionary history of Westchester County
There are at least two great figures In American
one John Jay, Of Rye, signer Of the Declarati2n
of Independence and first Chief Justice of the
United States and General Thomas Thomas who
commanded the westchester troops in the Revo-
luton and was afterward the first high sheriff OF
the county.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
AROSLEY-ON-HUDSON.

Stephen Farrelly and daughter Marie are at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Mccullough the guests OF
Mr. Brown on his yacht, the Arquanto.
NJ M. Van Buren and family lave gone to North
East Harbor Me- where they intend to remain
for the rest OF the summer
Maitland F. Griggs has left his family at Farm
ington Conn., and is at the Ardsey Club.
Father F1annelly, formerly of Dobbs Ferry. now
of New York has been spending the week end at
the Ardsley Club, having up In his launch.
the Heenetta
James McVeckar. formerly of Ards!ey, has been
spending the week at the Ardsley Club
Colonel Franklin c. Brown. president of the
Ardsley Club, has returned TO Concord, Mass
where his family are spending the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
RYE e..

Wilbur F. Hendrix, of Rye. has been at the
Frontenac. Montreal, Canada, attending the New
York bankers. convention
Edith Sessions Tupper. the novelist and play
wright, has been spending vacation at Oakleigh
Beach. where she the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip R Dillon
Several members Of Company F, Of the 7th
Regiment have established camp at
Oakland Beach.
Simeon Ford. of Rye, sailed for Europe on the
Amerika last week.
Mrs. Marion Story is spending July in London.
Later she will visit Scotland.
Philip Mallory, of Byram Shore, sailed for Eng
land last week, where he will spend the summer.
Mrs Warner NJ. Van Norden has provided a
teacher for the League of Social Service at Rye
to give free lessons In burnt wood
The Orienta Yacht Club, at Mamaroneck. is
planning lawn tennis tournament.
Mrs John R Hegeman recently entertained a
party Of crippled children at the Rye Beach
Inn.
William Sam Johnson and family, of Mama
roneck, who have been living in Europe for the
last five years. preparing to return, having
spent six weeks with relatives in New York and
Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE ossINING CAMP MEETING.
Rsnv Well Known Clergymen to Address
seyenty-seventh Annual Session.

The annual camp meeting at Ossning Heights,
,o-rnerly Sing Sing, viii open on Thursoay, July
- o,5 end on Sunday night August 9. This will
- .. s.,,errv-sexer.h session of this famous meet
.,r which in its prime was the greatest outdoor
-a,berine of Methodism in the East.
-,a Pev Frederick A. Carpenter, Of the Twenty
<.-+r Street Methodist Episcopal Church. New
y,,r CITY will be IN charge, assisted by number
:. well known clergynlen- Charles n cnttenton
r ,o,5,7ct the layInen's services and Mrs George
- Irn,, the Young peoples gatherings Frederick
-. president Of the New York District Epworth
-o.s7e will speak On Saturday evening, August
~, gate W Barrett superintendent OF the Ma
g., Florence Criterion Mission Will give a
...-,es of practical talks each weekday afternoon
4. rsual the choir and music will be in charge OF
80 r " Noakes. of the Prospect Avenue
- tsrcoklyn The principal services are held
:, and s:z5 p m daily
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Guiteau Library VIII b hlled by Miss Ella fsennis
and Miss Edith Elder.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill are being congrat-
uated upon the arrival Of a daughter.
Miss Lucille r. Townsend has sailed with a party
of friends for Europe. While abroad she will visit
Germany. Italy. France. Switzerland and England
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Smith have been visiting
friends in Schenectady during the last week
The annual lawn party of the Church OF tho
Immaculate Conception will be held August 5
on the grounds OF Russell Hopkins
M6s Helen Miller Gould has arrived at Roxbury,
Delaware County. accompanied by DIR. Mary Mills
Patrick of Constantinople. Turkey. and Miss j.
De G. Thompson, OF Dobbs Ferry, to remain
epal weeks.
Isaac Stern and family viii spend the month Of
August cruising along the New England coast in
his. steam yacht Virginia
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. Frederick G. Zinsser and children started
Wednesday for their camp Lake Clear. in
the Adirondacks
Mrs Orr1n s. Goan and family started on Thurs
day for their camp in the Adirondack Mountains.
William R Williams and wife. principal OF the
public school. are spending their vacation at Rem
sen N. Y.
Mrs. Frederick Upham Adams, Miss Olive Adams
Morton Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McClintock,
William Simmons and Miss Lavery. together with
a party of friends from New York. will start to-
night for their camp st. GATHERINGS Lake.
Vermont.
Miss Charlotte Maury Of Ithaca. N. Y is spend
ing the month with her brother. the Rev. Dr.
Myton Maury.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
elokT CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT

- ' members Of the Stunt Club Il social and dra-
sae organization of Harlem have shown that
Z are hreless workers. for during the exceed
~, MOI and humid weather of the hast two weeks
- nave continued 10 rehearse for their scheduled
cbu fsday evening. at the headquarters of the
a,. @'s4 Seventh avenue, the members both
,b.-.- ana professional, showed the results OF
r, A'a work when IN y presented the following
= se's sia'ne before large audience:
tone , The NagaboDd," NJ Somers: bary-
Gasens,o you're Just Little Too Tall" H l..
tnes a. bltef reading. ''shakespeares Hero
and, s, Alice " Goodwin. recitation ',Gazele
tiar6 MISS Aida n Scott The complete
WIN .zsN oi lngoinar" fin costurne) J H Good
1nrtS-xssne barbarian, and Miss Anna O'Keefe $
q - .u. she beautiful heroine The remainder
hser- p:s ast was composed OF the following mem
1lsaenaa Phillips. N. n Singer apd DR. A.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
WHITE PLAINS.

A. party consisting Of E. J. Brady W. H Wes-
ley Ernst E. Carpenter. Noses NJ. Hayes, Eugene
HaIpin and Richard L. Hopkins left on Thursday
for Sebasco Me- where they will be the guests
of Postmaster Freeman H. Merritt at his lodge
and fishing camp.
Mrs Charles H. Cheney is spending a few days
in Canada
Sprague-
Mrs Frank NJ. Knott, Of Detroit Is visiting MI
and Mrs Arthur G. Holland.
Mrs NJ Shorey. Of Boston. and Clement Miller.
Of New York. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ernst De banoy.
Dr. and Mrs c. ]. Miller, Mrs. D. Q. Beaton and
Miss May Grady. of Mamaroneck. are staying at
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
charity bridge and euchre party will be held
at the home Of Mrs Philip Braender at No. 20
North Broadway, Wednesday afternoon In aid
Of the White Plains Hospital and day nursery.
Mr. and Mrs David Cromwell started on
wednesday for months stay at Spoford N. H
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
ASBESTOS suATEs-

A Arm in Munich reports that IL has succes1D0
In artihciaily rendering asbestos waterproof and
has put upon the market asbestos states, which q
Is claimed are as hard and strong a. the naH3
ural slate. and can therefore bs, laid wall o4
roof constructions without any wood laths being
necessary They are very easily worked and cam
be bored. nailed and just like wood wfthCuo
any danger OF splitting They nreproof COW
ering for inside and outside wooden walls, are
valuable for Insulation work OF all kinds even for
electrical purposes. of great use In baldino
railway carriages insulating material under the
seats, for use in postal teiegraphtc work for fu4
sulating switches for covering iron and woodeu
constructions for nreproof doors for ciosin9
of single in stores. warehouses. etc. for
lining wooden doors, and for covereins walls and
ceilings of all kinds 10 protect them frcm
Are hat, cola. AamD0oDa -AtDanDa GDgno .-onA
vornfn-Iho sPnth0n1oI.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
co.EDucArloN IN GERMANY.

Consul II. j. Dunlap. writing from Cologne. has
the following to say of the progress of co-educA-
ton of the sexes In public schools in Germany:
up to within perhaps ten years no practical
test of the possibility OF co-educatton had been
made but recently the school authorities In tho
grand duchy OF Baden made trial of its
possibilities and the experiment Is looked upon
with considerable interest by the school authori-
official report the Cologne Gazette makes the
following deductions, showing to what extent the
female sex has entered the gymnasiums real
and other middle schools OF Baden. In order that
they may obtain q higher education:
..sWIhi1e the number of girls who attended the
boys schools in the sahooi year 1so1-o1 was only
az. this npmbsr haG lnessassesSa SasseSoea adesin6
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE MERRITT CLAMBAKE.
AEangements Complete for the Big Annual
t-.
ssS Outing at Rye Beach.

- arrangements have been completed Tor the
sen'n annual outing and clambake Of the James
merritt Association, which is 10 be held at
'e beach on Thursday, Angus, 20 IL is an
,'onoed that the ciambake viii be prepared by
.'seph Witzel. who runs the big resort at Col
sse Point
'irparatons will be made 10 feed a crowd OF
1 hNe hundred and Mr.. Witzel viii use his
s ~ pant and walters. The Mertz Reed Band
s oeen engaged 10 head the parade in the
N'he and give concert at the beach in the
- iy.n McCarty's orchestra Will alternate
-, h'e band A programme of athletic sports.
.Ae'onins baseball game VIII be among the at
N'tlons Of the day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
WESTCHESTER AND THE BRONX.
Features That Appeal to Our Northern Neighbors.
BRONX BUILDERS BUSY
Many Plans Filed for apartment
and Two Family Houses.

THIS month sees no material abatement in the
extraordinary activity in building operations in
Ihe Bronx. although this is supposed to be the
dull season OF the 1t is said that the reason
Tor this activity is due to the fact that difficulty
IN negotiating building loans has become a thing
or the past and also because Of the general easing
OF financial conditions During the last few days
plans which call for large expenditure have
been fled The projected structures include nearly
all classes OF dwellings,. the most popular how
ever. being high-class apartments and two-family
houses
One OF the biggest concrete houses yet seen In
of Jessup avenue. $40 feet south Of FeatheYbed
Lane. from plans already file. This house will
be five stories high, with front OF three Stories
and the estimated cost is $xOOO
On the east side Of Boston Road just north OF
1Ssth street. 1t is planned to build four five story
brick tenement houses at cost of $0MOm Each
Of these houses will occupy a plot about by 10
feet.
Another large operation Is the erection Of three
six story tenements. to be put up the east side
Of Washington avenue, just north OF 18TH street.
They will occupy plots Al by IS feet each and the
estimated cost is N25.N0
On the east side Of Southern Boulevard LEO feet
north of Tiffany street, 1t Is planned TO build
three four story brick tenements, at a total cost
of $4,000, and among other recently projected
operations Is a three story brick dwelling, costing
$4,000, at the southeast corner Of Castle Hill and
Westchester avenues; two three story brick tene-
ments TO be erected ork the south side Of 1s5th
street, of Belmont avenue. at cost OF $4,000,
and four story brick tenement to be put up
the north side of fremont avenue, just east of
DAILY avenue. at a cost OF S12o08.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

about the co-education CO the sexes in the highet
schools Of the dukedom In the last number OF!
the official school report the chairman OF tho3
board of school directors OF the grand ;uchY;
makes a very favorable report the cond:tion1i
since the admission of the girls TO the boys MIDI
die schools All of the school principals sdmie
the capabiIity of the girls and their ability 10
comply with the courses of study, and IN many
the diligence and intelligent interest
Of the girls in many special subjects obserVs
able; besides their presence in the classes exerte0
a very favorable influence the conduct of the
boys. excellent effect was noted in the be-
hayor and appearance OF the male pupils caused
by the girls greater punctualty, order conscien-
tiousness and attention, well the natural
refinement OF the sex. There had been no breaks
in the discipline noted. and nowhere had tho
morals of the pupils been in any way endangered
through the fnterrynging OF the IN the
school room "
Although the report OF the Baden authorities
has been favorable TO the bringing into closer
connection in matters OF education OF the sexes,
Ii Is not apparent anywhere outside OF Baden that
any progress has been made toward admitting
girls to the same school with boys even to give
them the same courses Of study.-Consular arr Re-
port
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NEW ROCHELLE.

1ha tJ,1euenot Yacht Club went FOR It's annual
midsummer cruise up the Sound on s1.IoaS
greenwich. Conn, where theY"had dinner and at
The New Rochelle Lodge of Eaks held trolley
ride on Thursday night. which was followed by
dinner at the Bonnie Brae Inn
The first championship tournament OF the Weer
chester County Lawn Tennis Association VIII Dc
held at the Siwanoy courts, tscity. the last week
in August
P. J. Cahill, Of Echo avenue. is- spending few
weeks in London and Paris. Mrs Cahill has her
sister, Miss Jane Aidcroht OF Hudson' st@yiiis
with her in Mr.. Cahlls absence.
Miss Edna Timmons. daughter OF Chief I'M
mons of the New Rochelle polA,e is spending few
weeks visiting relatives at Pocono. Penn
Harold Forbes is arranging for another aquatic
meet at Echo Bay on August I. when there will be
a swimming race OF mile and half for men for
a silver cup presented by Edward Carson; tub
race for girls and 100 yard swim for boyt IN
girls bathing costume
Elbert c. Roosevelt. his daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Lavton at Qnebec to attend tho
tercentennial celebration in that city.
Miss Ruth Leacraft OF the Eagle Hotel, Is
spending the balance Of the summer at Matamoras.
Pike County, Penn.
The new $4,000 building on the New Rochelle
Hospital was opened Tuesday, night with appro-
pirate exercises in which George A. suter, presi-
dent of the board of governors: Mayor George g.
Raymond, the Rev. Robert Gardner McGregor, the
Rev Dr. Charles F. Canedy, and the Rev. John
A. Kener took part. Two bronze tablets, one 10
the memory Of Adrian Iselin and the other to the
memory of Charles H. Coffin. both benefactors OF
the hospital were unveiled About three hundred
attended.
There Is to be a baseball game between the doc
tors and lawyers Of New Rochelle at Dillon Park
next Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the
Day Nursery. Judge Martin / Keogh will be In
vited to act umpire.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Harrison ana fam
ily Of Rochelle Park. touring New England In
their automobile.
Michael j. Tierney and family are spending
few weeks In Nova Scotia
The Rev. Benjamin T. Marshall, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. IS at his camp In Yer
mont until September.
TheRev Dr.. Hector Hall, Of Troy, is . guese-at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Aikenhe0d
ON Pintard avenue.
Miss Vivian Charles Of Lansing, Mich, Is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel Thwaate. 3of Ba-'
deau Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
wEsrcHEsrER SOCIAL NOTES.
MOUNT vERSsoN.

Lester e. Burrer sailed on Monday to return to
the Panama Canal zone.
Mrs Ferdinand W. Chiv1s ns entertaining MIS-.
william n. Chiv1s. president ~ the Tuesday Gun
Of st. Louis. who has been ~aeleeate 70 the n'en-
nial meeting Of the General liberation OF Womens
Clubs, held tn Boston
Nr and Nrs George A. Laelrey entertained Jonn
n James. OF Dodina, Tex. ard Allen J. "ooanan'
Of Three Oaks. Mich, last v.aeik.
At tho home of tho bride, at Greenport, Long
Island. Miss Mabel e. Deale. n former member OF
the faculty Of Public School 4 was married 70
George z. Birckhead. jr., OF Mrth Seventh avenue.
Announcement has been made Of the marriage
on June n at Hoboken Of n iss Dorothy faar1ax
GlaAw1n, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis W. Giad-
win. and Theodore Utz. son d: Mr. and ArA Sonn
Utz The bride is one of tfAe best known OF the
Bronxville young women. and the bridegroom was
graduated from the Stevens Institute OF Iecn-
nolosy In the class of 'os. Although the young
people had been engaged foEV some tlme tho "eo-
ding a surprise.
Mrs Edgar B. Davis and daughter are spending
the summer with Mrs. Davss's parenta MI ana
Mrs. Jay Lane, In New Canaan, Conn
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF MIS-. Sarah E Black
more when her daughter, Miss Carrie Isabelle
Blackmore, married to- Harris Lea VaT1an
The Rev. Dr. Otho F. Bartllolow performed the
ceremony.
Mrs Frank E. Sincere has. gone to Reno. New.
for a visit Of a few weeks
The Rev. DR.. Charles H TNndan and family axe
at voorhessviIle. n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Ievie at Opocko,
Penn
Mrs Ellen Hickey and daughter. Miss Rose
Hickey, sailed on Wednesday, the Lncania for
Liverpool
The Rev. Dr. George p. Mains. president OF the
Methodist Book Concern. sailed the White Star
liner Adriatio for a six weeks" trip abroad
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

will hold its annual aquatic sports on Saturday.
August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Moran will sail for Europe
next Saturday to be gone until September.
Tho members Of the Larchmont Hook and Lad
der Company had shore dinner at Edwards
Hotel, Rye Beach, on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
IRVlNGTON.

W. G. McAdoo has been spending the past month
In Germany.
Miss Mona McAdoo. daughter of w. G. McAdoo
underwent operation Sunday last for ap-
pandacitis and Ia rapidly improving.
During Miss Townsends absence her place In the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-08
MouRNED AS DEAF.
Taylor Carson, After an Absence OF
Thirty Years, Returns Home.


Sparta1iburg, March 31.-Taylor
Carson, who left his home in North
Carolina one night thirty-five years
ago, has returned to this country,
and Is now on a visit to his brother,
j l.. Carson, in this city, having ar
rived Saturday night from the West,
bringing with him wealth estimated
at $150,000, which he realized from
the sale of his interest in q gold
mine at Rawhide, Nevada.
Mr.. Carson left his home in North
Carolina thirty-five years ago, and
during all those years he was mourn
ed as dead, for from the time he left
mis- home until he reached Ruther-
fordton last week nothing had been
heard from him. The meeting of
the two brothers In this city Satur-
day night was a happy one indeed.
Mr.. Carson has visited all the gold
mining sections of the great West,
and he suffered many hardships and
ups and downs. Some time ago he
went to Rawhide, New. where he be-,
came interested In a claim The
claim turned out we'll and he decided
to sci. out and return to the home Of
his brother. He sold out his inter-
est for $14S,000 and is now In po-
sition to retire and enjoy life.