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4 SIMPLER NEW IORk.
Pleasures Arising From the study ~ IN.
First city Directory.


To THE EprroR on TIVE Sun -Sr The hr.,
New York City directory. published In irS. ,rIls
q very interesting and true story Of older Mar
haitian Some d mo ago the Trow Directory
Company printed . facsimile edition Of that vol
ume and think that no fiction can picture the
New York ~ old In contrast In our modern civ
In a more striking manner than the simple cor
plla,Ion of names attempted for the mrs, time :,
hong ago.
While The present directory contains nesr'v
$4,000 names Manhattan and The Bron1 cor
oughs only. and while We often grow impari.n,
when we have IN wade through the pages ana
pages 81 Smiths. Cohens Millers. Leyys. Murphy.
DC that nrst volume boasts only some 400 nanes
Just think Of . Manhattan without 9 singh
CONN or Cohen, Only one Murphy appears In the
book and that a woman. Mrs Mary Murphy.
tavern keeper Maiden lane. The tribe Of Levys
Is represented by jus, one name.
There too We can see Aaron Burr AMI AleS
ander Hamilton prin ted close together under
the heading lawyers. at that time both SIN
unconscious Of the fearful drama In which they
were to be the chief actors We can also study
the times In much later editions OF the City Di
rec,ory For instance. the issues after the civil
war give after the names OF coiored people the
abbreviat ton col
thus even 80 dry book a. the City Directory
can be Interesting 10 those VINO can read be'vesa
the names ALFRED EHRAAs
NEw YosK. December -.
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To rHs EprTos ~ THE srS sly n had .
bonrder who persisted In wearing nixhrcsp
day and night should consider II my duty 10
have him removed tn a lunaric asylum or tn an
ldiotic Institution. An Old Ones" New England
lsndlady must have been a very forbearing sor,
Of person But suspect that he hal 4 nightcap
built for the protection ~ his elongated ears
against the cold rather Than IN protect sny sur
plus Of brains. Hts communication has all the
ear marks Of that Kind ~ crank respect age
when II IL deserving OF respect.
= Ntw YORK iANDrADY
NEW YORK. December II
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% shs Academy Of Natural Sciences.
Philadsaphia. Tho swess rs&Sonablsusss
Of tho man has bsen trapped by tbs brush
of the accomplished Mss Bcanx.
Another stately portrait Is that % the
late A. J.. Caa~ast. lsns by Mrs. A. }.
Ca&naft and painted ny Julian story.
william NJ. Paxton's 'Dejeuner' 10 In
the key OF vermeer. q cooler key. one
that sounds more in unison with Tarbeil
and the Back Bay OF Boston; hut paint
and drau9h smanship OF a superior order.
The still life 10 accurately and sympa-
thetically delineated, and a neat little
linear problem solved in the view OF a
looped tassel OF halusf rnde cord seen
through the open curled handle OF cop
per milk jug. Paul Kings Hauling Sea-
weed 10 In his accust on,ed vein: the Fac
tory Town OF Paul Dougherty IL not
novelty to I'm. yet always a picture to he
reseen. Gilchrist 3 Lady Lynx isas ever
decorative. and Iathrop's The Canal" is
Lafhrop at his most atmospheric. The
Road Near Fontainebleau' is Sartain's
landscapes; the Rehearsal in the Studio
Tarbell's. Il is splendid Tarbell. Walter
F.. p. Palmer has excelled himself in his
Twilight in the Adirondack Breck-
enridge is again out OF doors in wind
ing Stream and the Study by Presi-
dent John w. Alexander IL full Of subtle
tonal determinations. Benson shows to
better advantage at the Corcoran Gallery.
while Anschutx In part icularly happy in
his Passing Glance Homage to the
Ocean by Arthur b. Davies is the poetic
canvas charged with mystic beauty we
l,-~l~x ar hss
Macbeth Gallery. Philip l.. Hale has a
fascinating Pot Pourri.' Robert Henri
his brilliantly audacious Dancer The
-Nocturne' NJ J. Alden Weir is a view Of
East Fifty eighth street looking east from
Park avenue. The greensboro Bridge
mysteriously crouches above the lighted
thoroughfare. and the big educational
building at the corner Of Fifty-ninth street
and Park avenue may be seen Mt the side.
A true nocturne. Schofield's Canal at
Bruges' with canal boats il in his best
vein: the same may be- said of Redfield' =
odd Bridge one of the most striking
Redfelds we have seen in a long time.
The Girl Sewing" by Carl Melchers. a
Holland interior and the Province
town Of Childs Hassam are interest ing
canvases. The Art Club IL to be felici
tated upon it's very notable exhibition OF
American art.
The eighth annual exhibition Of the
Philadelphia Water Color Club. which
closed last week at the Pennsylvania
Academy. was a representative one. the
work shown OF a high order. There were
thirteen Winslow Homers hung. lent by
DIR. Alexander G. Humphreys. ". II.
Arnold, G. r. Andrews, the Worcest er
Museum and the Corco ran Gallery Of Art.
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To THE EDITOR or TIE SUH-sw: wih some
OF your correspondents think back 10 old New
YORK for me. Is IL true that Mathew Brady vss
the nne.t photographed In New York IN the 'sos
and COS and that II was the fashion 10 60 " his
studio at Fulton street and Broadway 10 have
your picture taken. " you could AFFORD ~
have a delightful sketch Of HE studio In Q copy
q. .sslss's .g-<s,s 90 ,.si. have heen told Asn
that Brady took several thousand photographs
Of the armies action In the civil war. for which
the Government paid him sssooo. H. r. b.
NEW YORK. Decemhers5.
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NJ. HUBRar LATHAM IL one 81 the most
skilful and attractive Of aviators. but
it il no great feat to knock over Cali
fornia duck with shot gun from the deck
OF an aeroplAne. Ducks travel in such
immense focks along the Pacific coast
that any amateur ought to be able TO hit
one with his eyes shut.
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Disclaimers from MIR. BRYAN that he has
no intention Of becoming a candidate for
President in 1912 ars superfiuous. The
Democratic party has no intention Of
allowing him to become a candidate.
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The Ra,dvv. edited NY the Dominican fathers
90 Somerset. ohio. has come 10 IS for years We
have always regarded IL As . good example Of
tire magazine with . distinct religious purpose
which succeeds IN maintaining general interest
10 10 modestly and intelligentiy made.
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Paris Once. ), Rue Louis le Grand The daily and
Sunday editions sale At kiosaur ". near the
Grand Hotel. Kiosaue II. boulevard DIES Capucinc~,
corner Place de Opera and kiosaue 10. Boulevard
DIES staliens corner Rue Louis lc Grand.
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In hecfvres Magazine for January Miss
Terry writes stage decors aoc and hhs IS
Addsn describes visit 10 Toissoy Mr. hun
phry Wards serial 10 continued. and tssrs y.
four short stories and two poems Aes
reveals some iniauities Of tss tariff. Joan 49, =.
and George Eibbs Turner deal vfgorvum !.
railroad monopoly. and Burton y. hsnan -,
highly indignant ovsz poiygsrny Arnons tAe
mouS
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London once, bingham House Arundel street
Strand. The daily and sunday SrN are on sale In
ondon st the American and Colonial Exchange
Cafiton street.. Regent street and paw steamship
Agency. IL Green street. ChATing Cross Road.
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Published by the sun Printing and Publishing
Association At ITO Nassau street, In the Borough
Of Manhattan. New York. President Of the hsso-
citation. Edward =. Mitchell. i7O Nassau street.
Treasurer Of the ASSOCIATE NJ. T. Iaran. l7O
Nassau street Secretary OF the Association. u. ".
quinn. 10 Nassau street
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N eur trends rho frroV us run manuscripts for
publication hare vrSrfsd rrirs rrnrred they
mast IN al eases send Stamps foy ihaf purpose.
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To rus EDITION or TEE sus--lsv May pT
cTak Us Chrcsenbread Of Paterson have sss
PAfsRsoN. ". j.. December =. u w. -
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To 1HE EDITOR or TIE sus--s~: IRE writer
OF the letter An Old Book shop In the SUE ~
December 81 asks: Is Richard ID. Cooke st'il
alive He f. He is as full Of Old New yc-s
as q nut Is 81 meat. His library sul contains
rare documents worth preserving Ne lives 81
Hawthorne avenue Jersey City. immediately
adjoining the Catholic cemetery on Wes'ssde
avenue J. 4. SULLIVAN.
JyRsgY Crry. December ..
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SUCCESSFUL FRUIrDALE

Is HE FISAIs FUK GUU-
Land IN this established Gulf Coast
Colony is the best investment row being
offered In the entire south: good land not
white sand: no negroes: fine markets. big
profit country: not a new thing. but es-
toblished for eighteen years and success
proven; healthful climate and beautiful
winters: water pure: rainfall ample. no
irrigation required. S. rer month buys a
farm in this district, where ten acres can
be made 70 produce $4,000 wear. price
low now and makes splendid Investment.
as land Is RAPIDLY increasing in value
nothing exactly like IL anywhere: send for
our big book Of panorama views. Agents
wanted Fruitda!e Development Co, 600
423 Chestnut street, st. Louis. Mo.
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FL 'ECTA CHAPTER no.
>. Order Eastern Star.
-Stated meetings thru
uesday Of each month.
masonic temple. corner
second East and First
south. Visiting n u.embers
cordially Invited.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED

$780,
n Broom. brand new bungalow a
corner on 9th East near 11th South lot
4ox14o feet TO alley: $500 cash and
monthly payments will secure this house
II would cost you $1,000 to build this
mousse. to say nothing about the lot
$3.50
For an S-roon brick residence on 9Th
East. near Brigham ST. Reasona BILE
terms can be arranged. Owner away
from Salt Lake City; hence the great
sacrifice.
a terrace OF 4 apartments always
rented at s72 per month. This terrace
rs nearly new. and modern and we'll built.
Figure your interest on this splendid In :
vestment. There Is nothing 10 beat 1t
in the city.
Most people in Salt Lake know that
! am headquarters for modern homes 1t
Is impossible TO advertise them all. If
YOU care to buy bungalow. or larger
residence. and want IL the right prices
and terms. don't fail 10 see me
A. RICHTER
10 West LIST South. Phones se1
x917
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

WE HAUL YOUR STORAGE FREE.
Safe storage fireproof warehouse
equipped with automatic sprinklers; low
rate OF insurance; household goods packed
and stored. MOTHPROOF VAULTS for
fur garments; HEATED STORAGE
VAULTS for pianos: AUTOMOBILE Ell
EVATORS and storage stalls. Pool-cars
shipped 10 all points; expert packers
Let us figure with you. prices lower
X l. Stores Co. Bell Exchange 49, Ind
49, No4s
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CHINA AND FANCY GOODS.

IMPORTED JAPANESE ARTICLES AT
absolutely cost price, 33i So. Main 81,
X1Ui6
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TEACHING OF MANDOLIN

L. II, MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN
do!in: private lessons given, hours 10
to daily. Room 223. Constitution bldg.
ri003
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CARPET CLEANING
RELIABLE JEWELER

- YEARS IN SALT LAKE. DEPEND
able iewelrv only: Howard & Hamilton
watches. fresh, new jewclry for the holI-
day trade. Surbaughs. Il Mccormick
block. XiI5
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,
WANTED
WANTED sITuAT1oNs-rEMA1I

sIENoGRAPHER; BANK KRUPT C z
scheduies specially; prices reasonable
Room 2o3. Judge bldg. s160l
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK
Nf C41, r , r.o TrIt,,
BANK, BAR AMI OFFICE
FIXTURES

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF BANK.
bar and office fixtures: estimates fur.
nished; work guaranteed Jakobscn Fix
ture e. Mfg CO. 545 State ST s160T
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ENGRAVING

sSIt work WEDDING. COMMERCIAL.
Msss er,,nisonaole prices: prompt
sSSh. ~ youth. Salt Lake iea''onery Co.; -
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LOCKSMITHING

PHONE US YOUR TROUBLES AND
we will give YOU prompt attention.
Western Arms Sporting Goods Co. Both
phones lis 1859
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Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets; all makes. put in your stove or
range: fair price. G. D. Lovett foundry
54 No, 7th West Bell 23o4 k Ind. 291s
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY MAKE OF MA
each: drop heads and cabinets; ropair. y.
ing OF all makes. Come to % W. lst So.
Young C Raleigh, Bell 302S: Ind. 1858.
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FLUFF RUGS
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
Sc W. Sd South. first door west Sani-
tarlum, Will for 30 DAYS, sell you furni.
ture. carpets. ranges. at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made In Salt Lake.
1t will pay you TO see me before buvlng
or selling f2646
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SPANISH TAUGHT

EVENING CLASSES. CALL AND SEE.
\ lesson free. Suite L. 10 Mail- xloiS
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-MIsCELLA
F1REPRoOF STORAGE
MOVING VANS.

NEW. MODERN. STRICTLY rrpp
PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Three acres of floor space exclusives for
household goods, N'
men 10 PACK and handle goods who
nave years Of experience
we 90 more moving. packing and ship
ping than all others In the city com
bined. ~ So
prize winning horses. '''
ALL CARTAGE TO WAREHOUSE.
MD FOR PACKING AND SHIPPINC
FREE. t'S
Goods shipped cast and west half rates
HANDLING HOUSEHOLD GOODS is
y PROFESSION WITH US.
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxdermist line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 Z. Srd So,
a3lS2
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HOUSE CLEANING


JAPANESE HOUSE CLEANING co.
Tel. Ind. 1856. 33 Richards st. NIT
HOUSE CLEANING AND
Engagement Co Call Phones Bell $685.
Ind. S2S4 Nljl0
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TURKISH BATHS


ENPERT LADY ATTENDANTS, FACE
massage nTanicuring hair dressing.
SarItarnim parlors 90 West 3rd South.
Hpr ioii. md. 1S1X. fSlS9
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GUNS AND REVOLVERS

WE REPAIR BICYCLES. CASH REGIS.
lers, lawn mowers ft keys etc. knua-
sen. $50 South State. Phones. s1i9
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MIIPAH CHAPTER no.
., Order Eastern Star.
STATED meetings 1890
p. m. FIRST Monday Of
each month. sonic
reHIple, corner Second
East and First South.
VISITING members cor
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HAND PAINTED CHINA


HAND D-DECORATED CHINA AT KING.
Browning Hdw. Co. 81 w. 3rd So Miss
Bertha Wagener studio. AZ So. 3rd East.
1852
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TYPEWRITERs

"a soIs soIsIERs RENTED. Exc-IJANc-
ce: phon. Utah Tynnw~it.r Frch.na,o -
r,,.,. -.O..ee 42o. GO " 2d So boiss
rts1 s,saapEWRIrERs AND sTTP.
.''ah ~. pha' G'eason Co. ae w, 2nd
rnones-Bell 800. Ind. 7o2. "
1850
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COAT. AND KlNDLING

l. r. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kinGling. l65 r. Ath SO. Both
phones tc5l6
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water Jackets for sale. We make
speciality of furnace CRATES and repairs
Rear 53l So. State ST Telephones 447i
1876
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AID WRITING

Et W ~ IIVU
fsntSS FOX saI"----c-~~ 81
,sene bldg. Hhii Raii ,6on5: JAcK S,i! iM!ELp. eos
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-MIsCEILANEoUs

LET US FRAME; YOUR PICTURE. ART
Wall Paper Co. As East 1st South st.
h3550
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BAKERIES COMBINE TO-DAY
Seventy five Biscuit Concerns in
s3O.00O.OOO Company.

Anaffe hie industrial combination VIII
be lannchea At Wilmington. Del, to-day
when the Federal Biscuit Company will be
INCORPORATED there win a capital oil
&a0. $4,000. Seventy-tive bakeries from Den
yer 40 Portland, Me., will be included III
the combination. The organization com
n,ir,e,s consists OF Thomas =. Robinson,
charles p. Fest. president Of the Fest Bis
cult Company, and Charles r. Boss pft7l-
cent OF the Biscu. and Cracker Manu-
featuring Company, OF this city.
44srtv-au & Grubbs. former preSIFen or
t5,,. Consumers Biscuit and Manufacturing
Conpany. il the aiding spirit n he n "
combination. He Wiil Ee in Wilmington To-
,lay for the Gnal act OF Incorporation - NJ
,.tbar local companies concerned are the
Manhattan Biscuit Company, the Crescent
biscuit and Manufacturing Company ana
Anger b. 90. Nest of the other companies
concerned are ia New England ana In
diana.
,Ty-,, immense plants are being construct
of-one In The ErouX and one in Ling ISL
and civ. Thex will cost about S4.Q11 900
zach and will be managed by Ward Il Cor
hin. who already have bakeries III several
other cities. Of the capital stock Sl5,g99e0
r-;1I he : per cent preferred and the balance
common stock. Only S3.@59,ece OF the pre-
e,,-,.a and e .aoola OF the common VIII be
iss,ad at the present time The new COM
ti,7at;ar has Offices already fitted UP IN
che same building as the National Biscuit
COMPANY. -rith which it viii work IN har-
rnoQv.
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NEW Work FROM THE SUBURBS,

Family influence can get pefsen lhto
he EARNED circle Of the Four ituTdred II
Sew Narl- bat i requires indlFinQaI mel u
10 get ? posiT1cn on the New FORK bassbali
tearr-.Ier. Orleans Times-DeneecFat
4 hip surprise has struck New 1orn. A
7,T-e-tv woman has been discoNere0 opera
ir.y her own motor ear, dressed Just s5
s4usibiv as II she was driving, q letSc. e
i4aE long been q common sight III PfoFl-
,3zr.ce-Providenc Ne@s.
Sow that Mayor Gaynor has got BUSY
lac New YORK theatre parties VIII I}fed !"
he brief affairs after the curtain goes dow
scranton Tribune Republican
The weights and measures department Of
Kew York City IL doing aggressive work
ia G,ehslt Of 2 square deal for the buyer.
Il has been 70 bong since anything OF thaL
i.i,T IauDened there that the men who
~ Le z specially 8f false measures are IN
teg..eiV indignant. Boston Journal
~ New YORK Il company has bean formed
-, wash dishes for people ~lD live IN Hat
,t-t.r Other companies To ctpk the meals
=. he sweeping and WASP the babies
gs5,,,en y have tc live in Kew York fats
49, apd ljEe fziriE DleaEan.,--f-htcogo 6e2-
ord Herald,
r-,.nIrsiaiur l. made IN llle &eW YORK; news
.-..-te-s that iie big Central PARK affords
5iFtf.. refuge r.. children. No paDilc park
s1isiis it's destiny YKtfl 81 invests heavily ~
lass seed and abOitShss Keep OF F5ifs
.s-s--" afru=. Ia Eochester's great paris
eF1Itsreu are given vide latituce, and tf4sY
10 rot abuse then privileges Eioc.lSslei
rem9-TGI aiiG s1-ionlcie
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

.5E Telegraph 81 The r~-eule.E
>-a-uorl- J1Ty El-->eE.-ort' social pro
E.a-lfae scr Ire present week promises 70
be- EEN aEl varied one Besides the nGuleT-
a-s dinners and Iunclecns t. bC gwen, there
..r- dances and az reception
4Ts Eazslala O. Vanderbilt gave q large
luncheon party 1T Sandy Point Farm this
afte-noon and dinner couapanIes were en-
t,rtaiHed this evening by Mrs AEa-sden }.
Perry and Mrs- J. z A clark
REGISTERED 81 she Casino to-day we're Mss
\ -ladsey. Miss a ~ Brown and Cvrls
:. E~oVl. IT.. o. Wexford. Nr ana Mrs.
James 3. Euslace. Miss Kane and George
7. Baker r.. of New York. WHO are guests
aboard the steam Yacht Viking; William
S-a-l-0oEc- Of NeR Iurk. guest cE Z. l.
A-als- Lieutenant sven Harold Fousettr OF
-a. Szc5i=l legation John = Thompson,
at Na7r York guest II Cyril Hatch;
George L. AV5dene-. IT.. q Philadelphia /;
Pablo Johnson. OF Boston. ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick t.. Eaver7aE1r- OF New York
guests 81 ~ and AIrs. Il - HaTemeEer, 5r-
Harold s Vanderbilt j. having a.s
schooner Eacrt NaErant prepared f1r the
annual cruise Of the New York lacl3t CiIb-
an ard Ais Oliver Hartman arrived to
dsv ga the steam Yacht Aoi}egsu, and Mrs.
Edward T. Ia -riH5an arrived on rge steau1
Yacht Sulrala-
EIl-i6se T. GerrT left Tor New York 70
ca Un -1c Electra.
YORK
o. Benedict and a party Of guests az
rived today On She steam yacht Oneida
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IN TIE BERkS HEEES.
icy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

FEu T-ssErasI The AFifslf-ss
1.=rpx aFass.. July a--Nr. and Mr.. Will
Sam j.. 0sgood Field nave sent out cards
90 q = o-cfocE lea al HIrblavH House sat
--rdav afternoon
aI- and Mr.. Harold Goodwin and fam
r-- vsE arrive to-Inorrovv from RoslSn
Long Island. 80 oren their country place
.7r and Mrs. T. 8 ArchbolI. NJ. and
HRS. : rcrgusos. and Mr. aud Mrs J.
- -T1-0rnrScn arrived to-day - IleaEon
Han. in Stoolzbridse-
s1r ana ATS Meredith Howiand- who are
.-e--e Il 1-rs. Daniel 3. Terrence, VIII sail
or August = Tor Paris
zf-. and r1rs. john z Parsons entertained
ev.5ir-e~ tonight ct Stoneover-
~ and Mrs Frank 2 NaIrIe, Of New
YORK. are guests Of Mrs. John Sloane at
Trv-5nE-s-
~ and Mr. john Ellis Roosevelt and
he Misses 5.adv1 and Jane Roosevelt have
rore 70 Manchester b. automobile
Charles Lxanier Lawrence Is Eii=5t Of
-.rofe Charles Lanier. Tuesday Mr.
lawrence. Miss KITTY Lawrence ard Miss
rene Bigelow vili sc 70 Mount Kizco fer
che wedding Of 1lr. Lawrence and Miss
-farzaret DIX which Viii taks place on
Wednesday.
1Ir and Mrs. joseph Dyker and Miss Iaa-
b. DIXIE are ~ Curtis HoL-A
-.rEeev Fairfax. chairman Of the com
~5-ree Il the Le.oz Ciu5 - consider the
iran ization 81 a country club mas an
.--rced that the organization wiz be de-
erred for the present
s.- and urs. . -. Mead. Miss : Z
-sf--ar II Chester Mead ana 81. ard Mrs,
= r. Noorse ace II Greenock Inn, in Lee.
MISS Nary Eonas - visiting her parents
81 rreenock ian, ia Les.
r. c. Elunlslono has joined his father.
~s-zltsr c. IEur-stone a. inc MsplewooG, Il
i5t--saeiC.
-..a--z \. yt,on-or. ToSerlck C'C9nnor
szd winthrop Havl4aud. Of New York, are
the -iar9swood, r. Pittshe-C.