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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08

Sci elmer giienbabnfreu5llng
in ser N1be bon @eit 2nfc, Mlaba-
mo, rannte Elm Mutomobil NIT eircr
SofomotiDe 8uiommen. Ger Gfalf-
feur, S. $. @ooen, ipuroe iofort ge-
totet, elm iunges M1bden nometls
@uguita 8iier purbe 10 i6wer Der.
lett, bob iie I'M Soipitol itorb, brei
onoere iunge Wdoheit, 5mei ipnge
Meonner uno orei 9naben muroen
mebr ODER meniger ihlper oerlest,
MIR Elm ein5ieer Der Sniaiien bes
Mutomobils, elm gepiIier @. 8.
Garner, entfam obne @erlebunell.
3wiiden SiIper gitp unb Mto.
goao in Nen Werico ipilroe Ser
Boitpagen bon 9allbern iiberfoneli
tporoen uno Inn @olo- uno Silbcr-
Barren i'm @erte BON $4,000 be
roubt. Der 4litider beS @ogens,
Sole 9omineue5, tpuroe erido'iert.
uftgefabr on berielben Stelle ipur-
De Dor aft Sagen Elm neberfaa ouf
ben poittuaeen eema6t, nobel ole
Nduber mebreren Damen, Die iif
IN Dem @ooen befanoen, 5000 al.
nnbmen.
Brafibent Montt Don Chilli,
Der iib CUR 3eit in unierm 2Guoe
auf1dlt, bat 9rGiioent Gait in pe.
perlp, maii, beiudt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08
Die isrou Mllleno. burfl eere

8ie 6ran Wtlieila, 6urf] eeren
Siilfe Soiepb assembling, Der Sic
fleine @lma aellner in louisville,
an, 9etotet baben iod, ent6edt mllr-
De, oerlungt jebt einen Sell Ser olti
Die ergreifune @enoIing's ausge-
iesten 8~elobnung. Sic tpartete IN
aanias Gitp auf ben 3ug. nit Dem
CAPT. Garnep 1rno @enoling fomen
lino fubr nit linen nod) 2oltis-
bide. Son @enoling nobm lie feire
Noti5 aber NIT Garnep nrterhielt
iie iih iiber lire gnipriidje onf Die
geIobnung unto froete i'm, mie lie
oicielben qelteifo modlen fonfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08
9as s,ras Wuuber

BELT ane Nteren, gIafen unh rbeu.
matiide 2eioen; BET alien Grueeilien
ODER 2 monatli6e 8ebanolune per
Bolt fir 81. Or. 6. SO. SaI, 292C
OIipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sdrelbt
fir 3euqniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08

0urd cine grplolion IN rem
,,Gornbouie" Der Corn 8roo,tcts Me.
filming Company in Granite @itp,
Sninois, mnrben 5mei Herionen &C.
totet ,nb iieben idper uerlest.
3miifen ben Ser. Staoten
unb Bortugal lit elm Sarifabfomme;l
obgeihloiien morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08
WablsNu;eiseu.

8ir iinb alitorifert. Germ SuIfns
ReaI aIs aanbibat fir Wiehertpabr fir
ben @taatseua ansufineigen.
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Ir>TERDu ,r THE 0rrR,.
Wagner la the Afternoon and Puc-ini In
the o., rning

A. the M"rropolit a. Opera iIoU-" y"--
terday afternoon Wagner -raunhau-.r
WI sung Mime. Fg-u-tad WIS 20 have
been the Venus. hur IN" fell "A victim to
that --'!dd N udi-po-lfInn- which hov"r~
about the path ~ tn" operate tmp~r-
SENATOR and her place had 20 h. taken
at hriri motto" by MIN" Nari-ka Aldrich
VINO hal no, previously appeared IN the
cour-. ~ tn" -,..-on Nm" Aldrich was
u 'ifil and ,.nu"ly r-pra-"utaiiv" Of TN"
retired h"u,h"n deity and sang her music
correctly. albeit with 10 great plrnltud'
of tone. In thu circumstances her per
forrnan,- was rc",iItAhlr tn her
Tn" nniy Other u"w liG,.r.' IN the gallery
Of Nagn.~lau portraits vas III" Land
grGrc of H.rl-yt Nirhrrspoon. which had
dignity and tone 10 commend u Mr.
~h.Zak repeated hi- large and imposing
ImI"--Ouai ION ~ TrnnhdGssT and Bsrta
Norena touched Tho -'.n~IhllI'ie- Of the
audI-nC" 10y her tender and lovely Eliza
'tih The Oi me- members Of the cast were
rhn same a. heretofore and VIZ Hertz
conducted N" Performance
In th. evening The Girl of the Golden
West" had IL second p"rformanC" Tho
audINuc" Wa On" 81 re-N'CihNl" size
nut m" hou-.' wa- bN NO means luil The
y.erforman'. presented no nov features
II grave importance uni"-~ ~ he -lgnlh
cant thai N d" S"EurOia a. Jdfc NGt-
iGr,. the minstrel abandoned tn" gIIls.'
II a wandering Ethiopian and assumed a
dress somewhere t.tws"n thai IT 4 minor
and that Of >ipiltan bravo Otherwise
things moved along much a. they did
at The previous performance"
Mr. To-caU.nI had some differences
NJ ouInion with ~"FN" 80 N" orchestra
IN rn- first act bat a. usual hl- ideas
prevailed N Jh. md Nm" D.'~'inn
was IN better yuIc" Than pn Iht'
ltrtat .,4.. IN
her uu-l, E.rr"r Indeed some " n"r
singing wa -u admirably artistic a. -
call for m. warna"-U rrais" Nr tari-n
and MIR Nnato Repeated her interesting
l'ur"r-uua''uu- AND m" Others "a he
az did well wha th"y had don" h.tur"
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pirCINI TO san on DEC. -.
Won't see His Opera In Other tItir> Hum.
persiinck NeNs W~ek.

Signor Pulccini has decided 70 return to
Euror" on December IN and therefore will
not visit either Chicago or Boston to super
intend tn" production Of The Girl Of
IN. Golden West In the Chicago per
formance ON December - the till. rSl.
will l." sung by an American Caroline
Whit" Maurice Remand will b. the
Jack Rance and Amadeo Bas-i will b..
th. .iOhnsDu MN. Bresal.r -Iiianoli will
sing tn" part pi the -puaw
Tn. opera outside this city will he pro-
duc"d bv Tito Ricordi who was taught
she stag" business by David Belasco
II has been decided TO produce Eng.l-
bert Hump.rdin"k opera Kings Chill
dren- ON sdnasday. December Is This
will b' subscription night and Their.
will h. no lnCr"as. IN prices. A. 10 just
why thi- distinction will b. made between
Italian and German novslile. there has
been no explanation Geraldine Farrar
and Herman jidlowker ar. to have tn.
iradIng roles Alfred Hertz - to con
drI"f ~" work
Sigrur Iuc"iui sent n letter IN the or
ch'--r~i Yesterday thanking " for Its
enthusiasm m learning The Girl Of the
,piden N.-l
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iRrHi RrRIEDHEIus REfIru.
Onr a iisN- lev hrmaIninK Pun h
arar,I at Messdsissoaan Hail.

Arthur Frt,-ihrim, pianist. ave a
recital at NIrn,i"lssohn Hall ye-tsr,i..y
Afternoon Mr. frIeih.im Ia no 81 ranger
tu he older music lovers 10 New York
though 1, j. about ten years >,nc,. n. wg-
heard here lie has IN" distIncttun Uf
h.ing one ~ the very few remaining
pupIl- ~ li>H, There arr som. List
pupils who play.-i Two ur tire. times
for IN" famous pianist and took from thai
much 'rriIi hui Frl",,h"!m really studied
under him
Nhrt her he preserves the traditions
II th" List school l. matter which might
easily lend itself to discussion. hut il
'ru~' not h- Forgotten that every All =
worthy 81 the ti,l" has ln work ont his
own salvation. Mr. Fri,Sih.im has been
"A serious student ~ his art. and h.- indi-
yidnlIiy proclaims Itself in his p.r-
fOrinanCas
HIS Programme" Yesterday pad due
tribute 10 has master. for IT, included
List = ballad" ~ X minor. Mill - tn.
Mlsp ctud.. sonata in Is N NOR. -M.phisto
Waltz. RenrdICtIon d. Dlru dan. Ia
Solitude" and -Carn,.ya 81. P.sth Mr.
fri"'iheIm played these works in "a sincere
and characteristic" Siyl" His r"adinG Of
VA" IN nor hallade Was planned on "A
broad scale. a. irci'',d all his interpreted
TONS were
whether We are 10 SUPPOSE thar the
school IF List leaned Ia hig. -onnrous
manner or not for tn. WAYS Of Rulow.
and they tell Us also rhos. Of Taus-ig
might raise doubt, a. j. certain that
Mr rI"dheim resembles R.s-nau"r. an
other List pupI' in tn. holdn">s. III"
1udaCItv of his '"chnir AMI tho ypui-rnus
ness 1T his tone This style was aSain ia
evidence in som. Of -h. chopin numbers
on the list, notably IN som" OF III" tw"lE"
pr-hid.-s from opus ~ That Mr. fri,-i-
helm can cause the piano ~ sing III Sunlit
ripplas 1T tone was d..inonsl rated hy his
smooth and fluent performance nf IN"
prelude in.G In" audi"n," " ht"h he'ri
tn" pianist was Of good SIIr. and IL APP
piirS" h"tpken"i u lively satisfaction
with his interpretations
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Mrs Kennedy wor" "A white satin Coz
tam. embruid.r.,l ia pearl, with touches
Of black b-ad- and tn" d.uutant" wa,
In "a pilp' pink satin with crystal net.
Among thYs" present ~"r' th" Misses
Iita Wright. Aleen Osborn B.atric-
Nicholas, Ruth Appleton. Claire Bird.
is.uni. Burrill. Norah Garfield. Nathalie"
Duncan. Agnes l.. Row Edgar. FRANCES
Goodwin Elizabeth Hoy'. Marion tiollIns
Carol Brown. MarJori" Mackay. Juin
N.wholl AMI Edith Mortimer. m" Mec-T,
Belmont, Francis Appleton. Oliver Bird
Townsend Burden. Reginald Waterloo ~ .
stephen Van Rensselaer,, Monroe Robin
son William IaiGarri. Frank Roche.
Maurice RnCh" Percy u. fyne ri ana
Moses Taylor Pyn''. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs Perry B'lm"n,. wh"
have ro-u abroad Tor IN" '@SI - vera,
months. hav" npw returned. ih'E VIII
spend the winter IN NLshlnHt pn.
Aztec their bridal trip MIR and Mrs.
John Lee. S..ltonstall will iiV" ~ III COM
monweglth avenue Boston. Mass. Soon
after the holidays Mr.. and Mn. frTnk
Lane Boynton will com" 10 New Work
81 live. MIR. Boyntun - - son "i Dr
y II Boyrtrn &c 36 West flGtirih street
Mrs Bnyntnn waS Mrs Ethel Butts story
This IL IN" first visit to this -id" nf
Primo. Aih"rt RLdXlwIil. Who H. aCcom-
panied by his Wif, who WA Miss Dorothy
Deacon Princess Raigiw,l' ike her
elder sister. Miss Glaay.. Deacon. has ttut
been over her. irr srv"ral vrAr~ Prince
and Princess RaG>lwill viii no doubt
remain h.." for the Wedding of Mis-
Edyth" Deacon and George Peabody of
Boston. now set for SaIurday, january II.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Van Allen. who
have settled for the winter at ~ T.. =
FiftIeth street. viii ~, nd christmas
st Irvington-un he Hudson with their
children.
Lady Hadh"ld has now joined her
husband. Sir Robert iiadiicld at Wash
ingtnn. wh-r" they hav" taken Il hou~.
Lord p.C.,- who ha, remained IN town
since tn. Horse SHOW left yesterday for
England. and also Lady Alan tombstone
The Right Hon. alexander NJ Carlisle.
here from England with Mrs Carlisle. who
VIA. Miss Edith Wooster Of san Francisco
l. ON pleasure trip.
Mrs. George " Young Mime Nurdl"aI
will Civ. u reception AZ the Gotham this
afternoon for Mime Sarah Betuhardt
4 dance will b" given Tomorrow night
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A, sherry = 10y Mrs. clifford v Brnkaw iur
her ,tehutaut. niece. Miss Leila Gilbert
On Tuesday Mr.. and MIR. " \ SHAY buck
will give, =, dane. a D,.ImnnICo Tor their
niece. Mis-, Augusta Wight, Mr. G"prg'
4 McAlp,n ~ % Eat Nin"tlcth -t.'t't
will give "A big dane. a. TN" Plaza N'-t'"-
,lay night Tor her daughter. Miss Jean
ucttr McAlpln.
Card, are out Tor dances tn be- .tv"u
during January hy Nlr-. tihr,us" |
Gerry. Mr.. William douglas Sloane.
Mr. John r. Dr-Nel and Mr.. William N.
Vanderbilt
Mr. ARENAS H. Holmes ha- cart. ON
fo- q bal mnsqtl" ~u" viii xiv" Thursday
might a, h"r home. I53 Madison aE"uu,
Mis- Muri,i Morris will he married GA
TUESDAY 10 Barrirguon Mno~" a. the
apartment IA IN" Tiffany Rulring 2;
fu-t N,y"ufy--"Cund street. ri her step
father and mother. NJ and Mn Lewis
cas- L"dy"rd Nj Moor" l. u son of Mr..
and Mr.. Clement { Moor al - last
Fifty fourth srr"'r
Mrs William Douglas Si"lu. viii Civ"
a general reception tr-mprrn~ nigh AZ
her Residence" West Erl'g SECOND street
The hr~, or Inr Four nrunav Dances
= new series fo' n"Nt winters dtburunrn-
and coll"g. Youths. viii b. gwen Friday
might 1T roiworIn'-. :. East Eort,-
ninth street Th,-~. hav" been arranged
by Miss Annab.lll =. Olyphau' To- Iak-
the phc,. nf Mis- l.l.w-li,n Par~un' :
odd class. The patrois.-~"~ ar" Mn
Walker y Chappsll Mir. 4 Ogden
Chisholm. NJ Richard e. Colt Mr.
Arson Il Moran MrS Edward A Nance.
Mn, Robert \ Sands. Mr. FrancI~ y
Pa ri- Mr. EdwinC Weeks MR. Lindsay
Tappin and Miss Olt-phant.
Preparations have been Under Way
for som. tim" for The big holiday HOUSE
,artv to he. I'll "n hv Mrs Potter Palmer
AZ her home ON Lake Shrr" Drive. IhiCa 90.
her guests will iuclua" her brother m
Laws AM sister. Gen. and Mr. Frederick
DENT Grant. Primo" and Princess Can
taciI7.ne. Lieut.. | ly--,S = Grant 81
and Mr. Grant. formerly Mis- Edi,h
Root
A. many d. @Hn invitations are To- b"
-.-ui out tins week for IN. wedding ~
Miss Grac" NlGcn Bdruum and j. Ma lCrlm
lark. when will be celebrated in ~
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Ian, iOOh's Wis'OT NM.
she Ru,. a campaign Asset AZ ihr Pro-
frssionaI " o,san's Ba/aar.

Mis- julia Noru-'nI went 10 TIA" Pr"fe--
-innal Worrans I"aR,I" bazILar al the
Waldorf Astoria yesterday afternoon pre-
uar-h 10 ieav" slU1 IN gold coins. She
took chances on about everything that
wa offered Sh" even paId e. for ~
fancy apron Sh" WA guided by Amelia
Bingham. VINO finally -t""T"d heT into
the forum" telling booth and then To- IA
tea tabl"
Lady Cook. ihc nuffragI-r leader. bought
thu. mascot doll. which she says ia" .N-
poets L" carry to l@'tur.- - h"ip the
snu-" Mary Garrett Hay. another -If-
fragi-t. assisted Mr.. Ruin LIu IA tn" tea
room
Arthur Grover. tho English harytone.
said -"ling safety rdZur- Wa about 'h''
iulI"- PROPOSITION hr ever had tackled
C,cDrR.. Spirks Wa the chief barker "a
the. country stOrn- Mrs Edwin Arirn
prr-idrrJ ~ the Twelfth Might club WA
a visitor The three days bazaHr closed
last "a ght with AN auction
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rIER>F'S STIR,
The shiiirrn NJ Bethlehem" Given ~ n
stage Piss

Gabriel Pr"ru"'- mystery In" Chi
Gr-, q, P"tn'eh"m ohl"h has been hear!
here ~ H. cuur"r, form. Wa- gwen yes
t"rriay afternoon ~ 'arucgr" Hall 81
th. second Il ~" ; 'mphuuy Concerts
for \ uung Prrp." - a stag" spectacle.
Tn" musical play a. Staged 10y Waiter
DaInro-ch proved 10 bc SUCCESSION ~
delights for eye ami "ar. which nSd..
il firing hcruld e m. approaching
Christmas festival In" setting II the
STAGE wa- IL The fourteenth century
and IN. ru- ,Im.-- hNi h-"n copied from
Id Italian ,r Spanish ulInfIuE-. Will"
q ohorlI- Of l2u children trained 10y Homer
Norris and seated 10 IN" l'.it 81 IA" or
cha-tra IN front Of The stag" SOY" dr.'--s'u
49, the children III he Dh"rarumcrgau
Passion PLAY
The chorus wth preceding trumpet
rtaverN made AN elective IN rs.n," down
th.. aI-l.. from III" bal IL IA" h.'l sing
ing no -Ade-t" Ftd"li-' professional. ana
Misc Ora. EiIi-ioW CAV" ne prVl"Eu"
from Laurence. HaU-luiln'- B.''h"h"'u
In, -rrn" II he fir, al r"ur'-rnf -
no rhlId shepherds IN - "ln.ry piatu
receiving The tIdIug- - ~" star, wIl'"
h.. second ~, showed III interior OF ia"
fahl.. with IN. Ch-i-' rhild Iu -- Cru''".
an OK and ~ 49, ~ :. Ii.- t %. ''' =. "
and the Virgin Npfh'~ n'.fp. .'. l''~ b..
IN. mn" leading "harh'rnr urur'd
'r.. Virgin tnr Star. lac to-. .'r' uA. -
c.le-r,a voice. rhr"" If 'hf children ""t a
urrr'sm.u
The chorus ron !"r'-d H. mL-i" ~ th"
manner II a Gr',.H rh"r'l- aud tN"r" va
AN Effective. procession ~ ~" Nigi hS
moonlight. which in"ludt"l ~" king-
and their attendants on "an"'-. urum"-
diaries and an elephant.
The aritIr, representa- ION a. T." pG"r'Ei
hy n" orchestra. -ulGI-t- and chorus
VIZ II exquisite h.'aiIy and -U"h a. %"
impair religious feeling and in'.'i, frrvur
There will b" = second p"rfrrmlur"
~ tn.. mystery play u..vi Thursday after
noon ~ or inr Io 49, Dfnnudt." hos"
Wishing 70, hear i who ARE not -Ih-oriber-
l. he
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~ MIS"T"N. D"I De" ~ The mar
rug. NJ T. Van D. Ivory. an artist. ~ Mis-
Eh,1b-,l = Price - student ~ the woman =
It.ir,lI Inli.gr. Philadelphia. b"caTr
kup~n to-day when announcements were
-..rf ruF f.y me. ruiipls They we've married
If Ttrryfpvu .luly g. i11D. by the
munster ~ 10. Dutch Reformed Church
They Irs nOW living al Claymont. Del.
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who was Miss Hartman. will leave to-day
for Europe.
Teas will be gwen this afternoon by
Mrs. A. Ernest Gallant of so Madison
avenue for her sister. Miss Nellie Frances
williamson. who has just returned from
a two and half years stay in Europe.
Mrs Richard William Elliott OF ma West
Seventieth street for her daughter. Miss
Marie Antoinette Elliott; MIR. and Mr..
George Harris He-s at the st. Regis
Mrs Cornelius pu Rnis Of u. West seventy
sixth street NJ Delmonico's, Mrs George
G. Schaefer OF = East Eighty second
street for her daughter. Miss Marguerite
Rose Schasfer; and Mrs. &. +. Sprague
Of II West Seventy fifth street
The first dance OF the new series II
the ST Christopher League was given
last night at Delmonico's. The cotillon
was led by David BOWS and r. Kirk Has
k.ll. The patronssses were Mrs. Henry
CLAW Adams. Mrs. Francis y Bangs
MIR. William Hubert Burr. Mrs. John y
Baird. Mr.. George 4. Butterwurth
Mrs. q. Morgan Browne. Mrs. Ashton
Crosby Ciarkson. Mrs. Albert 7. Frost
Mrs. James Glover. Mrs. Joseph x. Gu.rn-
say. Mrs william II Harris. Mrs. Mayo
smith. Mrs. William n. Parsons. Mrs
Alfred Todd. Mrs. Silis wodell and Mrs.
Walter Emerson woodford
Mrs. II. V. r. Kennedy IF ~ East Fifty
second street gave a dinner dance last
ight at Sherry's. introducing her daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Van Rensselaer, Ken
needy There were los dinner guests
and as many rs 100 others came in for TN.
dance There was no cotillor. The
dancers included the winter = debutantes
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Ihpmas's Prut--,aot tpt-rupL ,hurUh.
tiltn Uvenu" and Ply .ihri street, On
N,-,n.-si.lv Afternoon. January IS hs
ceremony will hc performed Nv the Rev
br Erns.,.i VI. Stlr'-. the rector at a.
ID e, ~ AMI the bride viii n.. E.v-n IN MAP
rice. bv her father. Lawrence Barnum.
~h,. y ltl lie. attended, hy Miss Amy Burrilt
a. mald II honor and hy IA" MISSES Gladys
quincy and Augusta Nh.t", Nhu viii
max" her social debut n"Xt Tuesday
AZ DelroniCu'-; Helen Moor" ~ Wash
Ingtnn and others Frank Clark VIII h''
~ mar. h" ,'sn-r- ere no, yet srI.'',,,h-
Nf.'r ia" church cer"mDny MIR. and Mrs.
lawrence baruuu WI Civ. reception
q. their home, - central Park W.>t.
Mr. and Mr. Rnlln n Wilbur of Phii-
All lphis uuuounC' IN. engagement nj
their daugh'rr Dorothy To Richard
Mac Sherry Of Baltimore Miss Wilbur
i a granddauS ht"r uf the lat. Elisha
Packer Wilbur. formerly president Of
the Iy.high valley Railroad, and or the
late Dr Robert \ l.anh"rton. who WAS
president of the l.ehgh University.
Mr. NaCSh"rry IL tn" oldest son of the
lar. Richard 4 NicShcrry and grand
son Of the LAT. Prof Richard MacSherry.
NJ u Hls mot her was MIS- Emily Hillen,
daughter Of Col solomon lliIl"n Tie ~
m-:nhHr OF IN. SOcict:- VI the Gin
.,:--r'' ne Vt rarlo'iS C''-
Tn. wedding OF the Rev r. Ashley
Gerhard and Miss Dorothy Cleveland.
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph u Cieve-
land oT Newton Highlands. Mass. will
take pl.c" ON January : al 81. Paurs
church. Newton Highlands. followed by
reception NJ m. bride : residence Fred
crInk Gerhard hroi her or the bridegroom
will b. best man Mr. Gerhard - the son
u' Mr. and Mr. Paul r Gerhard Of East
Orange. y J ana - nos. IN the missiCn-
airy iicld N New Castle. Nyo
Her Win R~const ruct ri.
Surrogate Thomas signed an order
yesterday striking from IN" will of Elca-
nor Elgar widow of James r. .,ar. a vet
.ran builder. provision stating, hat her
4"ns. lanes William and Ben JaInin Frank
I'm Elgar. should not Shar" IN her estate
b"ca,ls. ,hr considered that they had not
respected her IA eon- should respect their
mother The Surrogate struck out the
provision upon AN agreement fled nv all
IN" ~ her heirs thar It did not express
III" t'stators true intention Tn" est ate
amounts to s2uSJ
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: NlNGS FROM The HOTELS
.UN IOIIlN NDTDaS Ol En-
HRINI MS SHOPPING.
IIr,iu''>> Wan Contributes sonnet
lr%tatitui" story of Lest
HtN, TNat same Isarh a fortun-
.| Inilamr> q Lot OF t.us.t..

HnFn - -
..."u rrw" to New York
uptuv. hut they Usually
..u Mr. fdwm Rice. who
'v her automobile. arrived
ir'.sn night before las'
.t- mercury Ma near yrrn
,r,,,,tu,, Nh. re, w. IL
.' 600 ''f'e" nv" p''A-UI' "i
bargains IN IN" New York
..,r car h. a ucw limousine II
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

Mrs william Rose Proctor will give
n dinner tonight at her home. ., East
Thirty ninth street. Mrs. Goodrich wy-th
of East Seventy fifth street also give- a
dinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

Mr. and Mrs. J, Pierpont Morgan. Jr.,
are expected To arrive home from England
to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
The Holiday Show at the Popular Shop
ON THE RIGHT,

Seat Cushions (st.5O to 400 IN coverings
OF Calico. Barnsley leans. Chintz. Arras
Cloth. Aberdeen Linen. Morris Tapestry.
Liberty Velvet, Corduroy & Leather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
~ NDtgETi.

The wedding Of Miss Elizab~th Will
Jams. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Williams Of stoniRSson Conn-. and
Rieman u. Duval Of Nsw York wll take
place to-day at the residence OF Mrs
George Henry Warren. o,i Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
ON THE LEFT,

Craitstyle Furniture-Cane q Rattan
rhinss-BeIeian Brass Piaaues-Duteh
Russ-French Coss-(all at just about
half price to close importations).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

Charles L. Rumsey and Mrs Rums'y
who was Miss Hartman. will leave to-day
for Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

a..r %. rlr weak 10 hrEf
HUI Hgt 4 nDysff' We'll
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Hr'vir'.''t' iOr
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r HI.Hr T4rH-I~r. mn
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uu OF .,nr.... b. gratitude
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