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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
NEW lNTERCESSI0N CHAPEL
Trinity Considers Bids tor a
100000 Structure.

yo~k will be started within a rev Gays
upon the new Chapel Of the Intercession.
The building committee of Trinity Church
Cornoration met Yesterday afternoon TO
consider bids The new chapel will cost
about 10000 The Intercession is one OF
old Trinity's nine chapels, and is at Broad
way and l5sth street The new structure
will stand on the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 155th street. on land now
occupied by Trinity Cemetery.
The STYLE chosen by the architects, Cram,
Goodhue & Ferguson. is English Gothic
expressive Of the Anglican tradition. BY
its length and open timber roof 1t is sug-
gcstive of the Norfolk churches, though
the dignity gained by its height is more
French than English. But the church is
distinctly a modern work, owing more TO
Mr.. Goodhue than to any historical pre-
cedent
The crypt in itself fair sized church.
capsble Of seating more than two hundred
persons. is large vaulted mortuary
charel from which a broad flight Of stone
steps leads directly to the cemetery On
the south. on either side of the aisles are
deep recesses, where some day 1t is hopcd
will he built memorial tombs.
The nave mas been maze Unusually "iNe
so that eight hundred persons can sit with
in radius OF eighty feet Of the pulpit
The floor seats a congregation Of nine hun
dred and seventy, while ninety more can
ind seats I'm the west gallery; the chancel
has accommodations for about sixty-five
choristers.
The church rectory and parish house are
connected by a Closter, which surrounds
four sides Of a small garth. The side en-
trance 70 the parish house is through this
olo'ster. Here in the basement are pro-
vided large playroom for children, show
ers and lockers for gymnasium work room
for sloyd classes. etc on the first Moor
are Offices for parish workers, billiard
room and a large room which will serve
for club uses. lectures. meetings etc. At
TIE end Of the parish house is suite
devoted 10 the cooking school, where not
only will a class or girls be instructed in
the art. but refreshments will be served on
those occasions when the parish house is
used for social gatherings
The entire second floor is occupied by the
Sunday school room. which has seating
caps city of FIVE hundred and fifty on the
floor and about two hundred in the gallery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
S5OOOOO GIVEN FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
New York Real Estate Security Company Buyer OF Concord HAIL.
Nine Story Corner Structure u Riverside Drive.
NEW MODEL TENEMENT HOUSE TO COST S29O0OO

Nicholas Msrcoglan to James Tooin: 3 yrs
from Oct I. 1911; 6iz per cent: ADDRESS
Chatham square.
WILLETT ST. SIS to 70: all: Rzesgrowe Yer
runderungs Verein TO Moses Reiter: . yrs from
Oct I. 1911 $1,000. address. 65 Sherin 81
list AVE. 4O4 store. etc: Michael Maler
and ano. oXrs. to Henry Newman. yrs from
November /. 1911 $3.50. address. ioi LIST ave-
80 AVE. 474 TO 476. Ystty Kramer 10
Sarah Morgenstein, 3 yrs; S6.S32. ADDRESS
i7i Sd ave
STH AVE. PITT. store. etc: Michael Buchs-
baum 10 Frederick Krach. ; yrs from May l.
1914; 81 coo 10 81. 500; address. 3oI west
149th ST
18TH ST. 80 to 5l2 West LIST Moor FREQ, ,
erick n Babcock to William T Masters;
yrs from Sept /. 1911: $500. address loit
10th ST. Brooklyn.
45rH ST. pos East; all. Morris and celia
Frohman 10 Charles Kallmeyer yrs from
Aug J. 1907. adde's POS East f5th 81
GOTH ST, Is West: all william Livingston
70 Marcus Loeb yrs; 81 500 address IL
West Goth ST
102D ST. 404 West: all; simon Epstein 10
Vncenzo Memella: yrs from MAY. ]. l3ll ,
1880: address. Az East 116th ST.
NTH ST. 43S East all: Ignatz Weisberser
to Giuseppe Peloso. yrs from Sept J. i9ll I.
81 035: address. 42s East i1,th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
HEARST MAY BUY PROPERTY
Has Option on One-Third Interest IN
Holdings of Park Estate.

BY the appointment of the New YORK
Trust Company as special guardian OF
Frances Hall Park, the seventeen ear-old
daughter Of the late Trenor l.. Park, by
Justice Golf. in the Supreme Court yester-
day. i; was confirmed that William r
Hearst had an option TO purchase her one
third interest in the property al Grand
Circle and 61st street.
The petition 10 Justice Gof recites that
Miss Park lives with her mother, Mrs.
Chauncey NJ. Depew jr., in Paris, and that
she has one-third interest in the above
property. which was left TO her by her
father
The other two-thirds interest in the prop
erty is owned by Eliza II. Mccullough and
Laura II Jennings. sisters of Park. Mr..
Hearst has offered S21O0.0OO for the prop
erty. II is stated that If Miss Park does
not want 10 sell her interest in the prop
ertv il will he partitioned and sold.
This proceedings Is very costly. and for
the protection Of the Young holder the
SUPREME Court was asked 10 appoint the
trust company 10 represent neT. II was
stated that the property al present IS
bringing in only $4,000 yearly as an income
and that the taxes alone foot M TO $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of granteeD
Interests per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER II.
MANHATTAN


SEPTEMBER II.
MANHATTAN
COLUMBUS AVE, cor Tooth At. 25x1oo
Sept 6: instruments per cent: William o Egg
ner to Robert II Conway; $500; address, 1i9
West 66th st
1ST AVE- 1854 2ox7o prior mtg ss com Sept
l: due as per bond. Joseph Herman to Eliz "
Ammon; $500; address, 16s west 94th 81.
Sd AVE 1l3i 10 1888, Q cor Goth st. loox41
samuel Glass 10 William Mock. $1,000: ad-
dress 1874 East seth 81.
10Th AYE cs cor I a't st. 25sGo SEPT H.
Jacob: siO 600 address 10 East i7th st
sept s yrs; church Of St vincent 4" Pau 10
Ernierant Industrial Savings Bank so5, 900. ad
dress 81 Chambers 81.
34TH ST, 2l3 East, 9 sty brk 1sxas Sept II:
3 yrs. George Brown to Moucurc Burke et al
trustees; 10000. address, Washington u G
41sT ST, 335 East .sty brk. 16xes; sept II.
Bacon. $500, address, 29o5 Broadway
18TH ST. 8. go n u West End ave s1x
lo2: sept u due as r.r bond; Joseph Davis
dress 45 East Goth ST
TOOTH ST. S21 West. s'v brk. 21YIco: Aug
~: 2 yrs per cent; Leah G Sonneborn 10
Ernest II Cook: sl2 600 address. Montciair \ J
HATH ST. COO West 1O0x1O0: Sept II: due
oct + 1915. 6 per cent; Heathcote Holding Co 10
Carnegie Construction Co: $4,000; address sos
West i1lth 81.
12oTH ST s. $50 IT Of Pleasant ave. ok
p block Sept g. WIS. hie per cent: Ellen
Hughes TO Frederick Rolfes: $1,000 address 40
West i4th ST
13lsT ST 1a4 west sly brk, 2lxao. Sept o:
: yrs q per cent. Strayer Realty 60 10 stephen
j. Jackson; 81, 600. address, 10G Lexington ave
13lST ST. l15 West sty hrk, 1sx99. Sept q
3 yrs per cent. Straver Realty Co 10 "a me:
80 800. address 106 Lexington ave.
CORNELL AVE. +. 200 Il p Of Mapes ave.
25xl00 Sept I 3 yrs. yer cent. FREDERICK 4
STEINER 70 Alice V Conkln: $500 address. 723
Union
FULTON AVE. $. 300 n n Of Westchester
ave 251lO0. June "A. due as per bond. samuel
Hu,chins TO Eliza Mage. ss2i. address. $50 East
lG3d ST.
FOREST AVE, e :. at n " westchester ave.
15sx ireg Sept II; l VI. per cent; Redwood
Realty CO 10 Meehan Construction co, s. 800:
address. 1e5 Broadway.
PLOT begins Of White Plains I'd xlo59
~ Morris Park ave 50xio0. Sept II. due az per
bond. James J Hagan 10 Manhattan Mortgage
CO.. 5000 address. 2" Broadway.
WAsHINGToN AVE. = F. 1870 f = Of 10Th
co IN Frances saward. $4,000; address TO- 81
Nicholas ave.
4TH ST. e s. 200 n Of Union ave iexo9x
irreg; Sept g ; yrs, per cent. James Mcdowell
TO Thomas Hayes. 500: address. Il Oak st. New
Rochelle, Y
The Bronx. Sept q, due az per bond, John \
smedes 10 T Emory Clocke: 200. address. 2022
Boston I'd
10TH ST $ s. i3l II y Of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse i5xso, nreg prior mtg $500,
Emil W Klappert 81 $50. address. sI3 Yves,
lasTH ST 2as East. 25xae. Sept II. due as
rer bond. Ann II Lindsay 10 Manhattan Mort
GAGE 90. So. 900. address. 300 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
REALTY NOTES.

Earle & Calhoun were the brokers in the
recent sale Of No. 700 St Nicholas avenue
q four story dwelling house. 20X6Ox1OO feet
for Catherine O'Hara to Charles A. Borst
OF Utica. y. Y. who gave in exchange Nos.
80 and 276 West oath street. two dwelling
bC uses. each on lot 15X63.S feet.
Alberto de Pompeis is the buyer or No
as East 112th street. sold recently by
Clemente de Luisi.
The Duff Brown Company has been
appointed agent Of the Rosalind Court
apartments at No 500 to 80 West 1lith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

RIVERSIDE DRIVE-The New York Real rs
tate Security Company is he buyer OF concord
Han nine story apartment house al the south
cas- corner = Riverside Drive and 18Th street,
the sale ~ which was reported In sunday TIP
me Concord Hall which was sold by Emily
oowy has been held at about 100000. Tn"
brokers In the present transaction were the Mo
Nickar- Ciailard Realty Company and p. II Lud -
low a Co. Tho structure covers a plot lWNl"
feet.
sgTH STREET The Brown Realty Company
has sold Nos 1Oi and LOG West s9th street, two
Mrs Kaufhod This completes the resale o.
row Of four houses acquired several months
ago by the sellers from the Hudson Realty Com
panv. , 1900.
TELLER AVENUE Edward Polak has sold
for Thornton Brothers Company TO Henry +. GID
ne,, No 1897 Teller avenue a two story dwell
Ing house. on lot 2OXl00 feet.
RATHGATE AVENUE Edward Polak has
sold tbe lot 25xInO feet on the west side NJ
BatbRato avenue 40 feet south 81 1924 street
for Hand Brothers 10 Bachan & Wolfe.
WALTON AVENUB- Charles T. Cathie has
sold FOR John T Kaiser the two three story brick
dwelling houses Nos 1897 and 1899 Walton ave
me. each on L. 2oX96 feet
MORRIS AVENUE-John Kelly has sold for
The William Ciuccolz Construction Company ~
client ~ Henry J. Nichols No. 2s76 Morris ave
nue.. a five story apartment house known as -.
James Hall. on plot loeNll2 rect.
ST. AIMS AVENUE Charles A. weber has
avenue "A five story triple nathouse on lot DIX
100 feet.
MARTHA AVENUE-Charles a. Weber has
soId 10 an investor No 437s Martha avenue,
Woodlawn Heights two story frame two fam
Iy house on LOT 25Hlo0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
pReseREYs GUIDE REPRINTED.

The Presbreys information guide for
transatlantic travellers. now in its ninth
year. has just been completed. 1t is re-
,ised annually and the 1911 edition has
appeared in the familiar red cloth covers
that one associates with guide books the
world over. The book contains 1876 pages
Of carefully compiled and condensed infor-
nation on every subject concerning which
the ocean traveller needs 10 be Informed:
hook REGARDING booking passage the vOy-
age upon DISSEMINATING. regarding Euro
pean hotels about European railways, adj
Nice as 10 customs requirements. fees on
board ship and Throughout Europe. bar
gaining and shopping through Europe. The
book is published by the Frank Presbrey
Company at No West 29th street and
may be bought at any news stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
BIG Sd AVE. PARCEL SOLD
Property at 1Soth Street Bought
for Immediate Improvement.

sale of much interest in the real estate
market was announced by Samuel Wei yes
terday Of the property at the southeast
corner Of 10th street and Third avenue.
The parcel which measures locxZto 1eet'
had been held by Mr.. We'll for more thah
twenty years. The buyer IS the KelWood
Realty Company, which plans immediate
improvements for the land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
SEPTEMBER y.

PROOMF ST cor Orchard 81 store. etc
Louis Iintz 10 Joseph and Nathan Schlipter
yrs from May !. 1911 81 500. address. go
East 90 ST.
CLASONS POINT ROAD. Brony ferry 20
North 10Th ~, college Point. CITY OF New
York 10 Twin City Ferry 20. ~ yrs from Judy
l. 1911 . per cetn 81 gross receipte. address
II State ~.
EAST BROADWAY. ll6. store etc. Louis
kresner TO Nathan HessleT. 10 Yrs from Nov
u. 600 1871; 50 600 address. II East 10th 81
MADISON AVE n cor 1921 st. 50I9b
sll. q Fischer 70 Joseph NJ Goldstein. 81
yrs from Aug 1911 50 900 address. 300
East 18Th ~
OLIVER ct. 1871. three upper noors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
WEST SIDE

TWO UNUSUAL APARTMENTS on RIVER.
baths. one IL room simplex. large foyer
baths one entire floor. LOO feet. very bsr,i
term. 10 responsible tenants. address LIx
J-py so7 Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
LIS PENDENS.

12sD ST 3os East Adirondack Cottage Sans-
torium eet Theodore Wood 81 al foreclosure
Of mtg. attorneys. Gary & Carroll.
149TH ST. 5 s. f70.3 f. Of Morris ave, 5ox
Sc 8, Henry Heugass agt Enrichetta Biondi et
al foreclosure OF transfer Of tax lien); attorney
4 Whitehorn.
nth ST Is East; Morris Meyers agt Barnet
Goldtein notice Of attachmenD. attorney. 5
Badesch.
ELM AVE, $, lots and g, map OF Horton
property The Bronx. John Weber agt Marie
" Frisbels ct al partition attorneys, Dtedrtch
& Deccke
LOT 234, map Of Hunts Point Realty co, The
Bronx. Samuel We'll agt James Murphy et a.
foreclosure ~ mtg attorneys, Frankenthaler q
Kaufman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sale was recorded yester-
day AT the Bronx Real Estate Exchange
saIesrooms.
BY Herbert 4. Sherman
18TH ST, 311. Z, 125 II OF Alexander
ave 2jx1oO. sly tenmt. TO the plaintn FOR
{
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

UNION AVE, " s. 1926 II Of 1884 81, ~ 6x
1872. Isaac L Kip and Philip Rhirelander loan
Kramer Contracting co s5s.5Oo
UNION AVE. " : 90 It n OF 1886 ct. 70 81
1872: same loan same $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER II
MANHATTAN
CLINTON ST. 49, 25ylO0 MAJ IS 1908
FroiIie Ngcher 10 Jacob Macher s2s roo at
torney. Jacob Macher "a Maiden LSae.
MONROE ST. 10. 25Ilo0, Dec Is. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 1884 st. for a
sty store and loft 20x566; " schmidt.
1888 81 Nicholas ave. owner: VOL lVo
Park ave. architect. $1,000.
18TH ST. 2. 2O5 II Of Sd ave; for 2
sty store and once 25xs45. estate Of Joseph
3 Bloomingdale. no Broadway owner, Tay-
Tor & Levi. los West 10th 81. architects.
$4,000
9TH AVE. " cor 44th ST: for sly
hotel and stores 25x99ll. " Shoemak er q
d Miller 259 West 44th 81 owners. J Law
lor. $50 West 23d ~. architect. S35.00o
10TH ST. Nos 232 and 234 West; for 2
sly postofice, 50x9s. y James. l15S FOX ST.
owner, r Prayer 1ia Broadway. architect,
$50 900
s0TH ST s. ies II OF Amsterdam ave;
for sty apartment, s2Xs18; Ilshmen,
299 Broadway owner; Schwartz g Gross 3iI
9Th ave, architects $3.50 600.
THE BRONX.
sCHOFIELD ST. No 3, 81 q " Of City
Island. "a sty frame dwg. 22x2s; Or +.
Lawrence - Fordham 81. owner. : II Booth
e. Sons city Island. architects cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
ALTE RATIONS.

MANHATTAN
4sTH ST. 228 and 225 West, to a sty fac
tory NJ z Roft and L Robinson. owners
" Quest, 249 West 18th ST, architect.
THE BRONX
HOE AVE n cor 18th ST. sly and attic
brk dwg. 22x5O. Rev Bernard Brady, ll09
Hoe ave owner. NJ Garyin 1907 Sd ave
architect cost 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
RHINECLEFF COURT

Southerv corner Riverside Drive and l5sth 81
New: frepropf 4. 3. and rooms rents $3.50
10 81 500 owner and builder on premise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

LOT 82s part Of. map %, Unionport begins
13th At. $50 II " o. Ave g, 2INl03' sept 10.
1900. James Freeman 10 Thomas ana MAJ r 80
Keltel. 81 200, attorney, Frank Gass' Nes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12

MORRIS AVE. VS.. 100 II Of 18TH St, 2ot
100, ssni : 1905. August Jacob 70 Amene a
i1rr4,.. ss 600. a,tornegs Quackenbush Anafns'
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT

Good, healthy flesh can only be gain
ed by the use of the proper food, to-
gether with natural action of the or
Sans OF assimilation. Nine people out
of ten in order to weigh as much as
they ought and be perfectly healthy,
should use Samose, the great flesh
forming food and health restorer
Weigh Yourself before commencing to
use these little tablets. and see how
your weight increases from week to
week.
Samcse does not contain a particle Of
starch or pepsin, nor is il any nauseat-
ing preparation, such as is usually rec
commended to make people fat and
which does not build up good healthy
tissues. Samose has valuable flesh
forming properties, tones I'D and
strengthens the whole system, helps tho
food that is eaten to be assimilated in
a natural manner and absolutely re-
stores health to all the organs.
If you arc not perfectly satisfied with
the results from Ssmose. James O'Don-
nell will return your money wtho II
any quibbling.
Sent postpaid on receipt of 50 cents.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Miss Eleanor c. Colt Weds
Henry L Ellis at Her
Pare ais Home.

Miss Eleanor c. Colt, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Colt, was
married to Henry Il. Fills, of schenec-
tady, N. Y, this morning at i:3O o'clock
at the home Of her parents. 1S43 Clifton
street. The ceremony, which was at-
tended by a small party Of relatives
and few intimate friends, was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. r. Mackin. Of
st. Pauls Catholic Church.
The bride, WHO was given in mar
rlage by ner father. wore her travelling
suit of seal brown cloth with a brown
nat, and wore corsage. bouquet Of
Violets and lilies of the valley.
owing to- Illness In the family, there
was no reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
leaving Washington Immediately after
the wedding ceremony for II. brief trip.
Ihey Will make their home In ScheneC-
tady. 1'.FHf .sts ~ .
--.i.
Miss Louise NJ. walsh. second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper
the afternoon OF va,ursday, December I,
at a tea from to Z o'clock, at the
walsh home, on II street Miss Eliza
beth Walsh was debutante two years
ago. 'i y, .'# ..' ..,.. -
Mrs. 7. David Brodhead. wife Of
former Congressman Brodhead Of Penn
srlvanis, is. visiting, her son-in-law and
uduHlteT, MI ana NTb. hdxWeIl kerr
Gilmour at the Toronto.
he marriage OF Miss Agnes Virginia
Martin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Martin, TO Bernard Francis
Miller, will take place this evening at
7:3o o'clock at the home of the BRIDES
sister Mrs. Frank Young, 3203 Eleventh
street northwest: The Rev. A. H.
THOMPSON, OF Waugh M. y. Church.
will be the officiating clergyman.
Lieutenant Hiram J.. Irwin, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Irwin have taken an apart
ment in the Northumberland for the
winter.
Mrs w. w. White las returned to
Washingtan from Boston and New
York. where she spent the last several
weeks.
The Misses Anderson, daughters Of
DR.. Frank Anderson, Y. 8. N, and Mrs.
Anderson, have as their guest for a
month their cousin, Miss Creighton, of
Halifax.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
Miss Adele Ria Taylor Weds
Ensign T. N. Afford. u. S. N.

The marriage of Miss Adele Ria Tay-,
lor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
A. Taylor, and Ensign Thalbert Nelson
Afford. U. S. N, took place last even
ing at o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, 3lH Seventeenth street.
Only a small family gathering and a
few close friends were present at the
ceremony, which was solemniZed by the
Rev. Clarence w. Whitmore, of Trinity
Episcopal Church.
pink and white chrysanthemums,
autumn foliage. palms, ferns. and trail
ing vines.
Miss Taylor. who was escorted and
attended by Miss Edith White. OF
Alameda, Cal, as maid of honor, and
Miss Sibyl Baker. Miss Ruth Albert and
Miss Ruth Rizer as bridesmaids.
Ensign l.. B. Bye, y. s. N, ship
mate OF Ensign Afford on the torpedo
boat destroyer. Ammen, at Charleston,
S. c., was best man.
Miss Rizer. one of the bridesmaids,
played the wedding music, with violin
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
white crepe meteor trimmed with en-
broidery and pearl ornaments on the
bodice. Her veil Of tulle was held in
place with a spray of orange blossoms
and she carried a shower Of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss White. the maid of honor. wore
pale blue satin, with a drapery OF hand
painted chiffon and touches of rose
point lace, and carried maidenhair
ferns.
Miss Baker wore pale pink satin
veiled in hand-painted chiffon and lace
Miss Albert wore white lace, and Miss
Rizer ivory brocade and lace. They all
carried arm bouquets of pink chrysan-
themums.
Immediately after the ceremony En-
sign and Mrs. Afford left for their
bridal trip. They will probably spend
most of the winter in Charleston, s. c.,
where the bridegroom is now stationed
Mrs. Frank Ellis has given up the
apartment in Stoneleigh Court which
she occupied for the last several weeks
and joined her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Wilcox, at
their residence on New Hampshire ave-
nue. for the winter.
The Washington times., 1911-11-08
BY THE SHOPPER.

Though the leaves are still falling, 1t
is none too early to begin thinking of
Christmas, for the warning has already
gone forth that but thirty-nine days re-
main in which to do ones Christmas
shopping The advent of furs and win
ter garments, the nip of cold winds and
Jack Frost's fingers, all have ten
dency to make one think of holly,
evergreens, fruit cakes, and, of course,
the children. .D,.
For their pleasure and benefit the big
toy department of the establishment or
Woodward & Lothrop Is already filled
with wonderful toys culled from every
corner of the globe. The Santa Claus
from Germany sent any number OF
wonderful dolls whose faces look just
as round and rosy as do the faces of
the little children themselves. There
are also some dainty dolls from France
which the small girl would like to pos-
sess, because the dresses on them are
exactly like the dresses the real grown
American dolls are we'll represented
also. and they have the additional ad-.
vantage of being made of wood, and so
cannot possibly break no matter how
much of tumble Miss Dolly gets.
The buyer showed me stacks of doll
wirdrobes, made in the latest fashion.
which could be bought as low as 81 a
ret. This daes away with the tedious
doll dressemaking tust before Christmas.
beca Use these dresses are fully as
pretty as one can make at home. There
were also any number of walking ami
mails which would captiviate the small
boy. 1 saw a walking polar bear. which
when wound up, walled across the
room, In the most life-like way any
fuzzy stufyed hear could walk. There
was also a black donkey which walked.
bending its forefeRs at the ankle and
at the knee. exactly like a really and
truly mule does, when walking on the
street. For the large boy who Is in
terested in flying machines, I saw
model Wright and Plcriot machines. all
compactly done Up In box for s3 and
81 respectively. Every part OF an aero
plane that is used in large genuine
machine by either Of these famous in
ventors ia reproduced in miniature size
for the bov who wishes to make an
aeroplane for himself. The best part