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Investments the money soon dwindled
to nothing"
After "A while Mrs. Cats left him and
went back to her mother.
Later he brought suit against me on
the ground of desertion." Mrs. Cats
went on. IL did not know anything
about the suit and he got the decree.
Later i appealed to the Superior Court
for the custody of my daughter and for
alimony and got both. He agreed to
pay me $50 a month for the support
Of Ethel.
Cats paid the $50 n month in an
Irregular manner until three months
ago. when he stopped paying altogether.
have not heard from him since the
first of April. hut have been trying to
find him. My brother and my attorney
also have been looking for him.
He has $4,000 which he received
from Il life insurance company on the
policy on the life Of my sister and in
which Ethel was named as beneficiary.
He does not deny that he collected the
money.
The child is entitled TO the money
and propose To see that she gets 1t.
That Is the reason | am leaving for
New York; first. to ask him for It, and
secondly. To demand IL IL he doesn't
produce It Immediately
II may embarrass his second wife,
hut ! hope | won't. | shall talk frankly
to him. but II that doesn't do I shall
have him arrested II there is any law
by which nc can he arrested"
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5000 TEACHERS ENLIST
TO AID MISS STRACHAN
New York Candidate Plans to
Dust Nicholas Murray
Butler Faction.
"OLD GUARD" TO FIGHT
Will Try to Have Chicago Re.
cruits Disfranchised-
Charges Hurled.

CHICAGO, July Six thousand Chicago
teachers were marched in battle array
to-day by Mrs. Ella Flage Young. super
intendent of Chicago schools. stimuli
taneously with the opening meeting OF
vention here and the announcement Of
her platform by Grace {. Strachan. New
York, candidate OF the "progressives."
in the fight to oust for all time the 90
called reactionaries OF the association.
led by Nicholas Murray Butler. president
Of Columbia University, and irwin
Shepard. secretary Of the association.
Mrs. Young's 5000 followers have been
made associate members Of the associa-
ton. This was guaranteed by Chicago
to get the big educational convention.
They were to join the association as active
Mrs. Young and for Miss Strachan to
amend the constitution and put in by-laws
tending to give the control OF the associa-
tion into the hands Of the actual members
as opposed to limited board Of directors.
To combat this the "old guard" hes
to vote TO members Of the association Of
less than thirty. days standing. This
resolution will be offered in the fret
meeting of the board Of directors Monday
and will be fought by Mrs. Young and
Miss Strachan.
1t is charged that Secretary Shepard 10
the author q the resolution to disfrsnchiss
the 5000 Chicago teachers - well -
hundreds more. who have begun to
register as attendants Of the convention.
1t is further charged that MIR. Shepard
sent out letters some time ago, urging
the passage of the resolution and that he
sent the letters only to members Of the
ali ~ ornans1attnn and that
the only paid officer Of the association. u
was his duty to send such letters to all
directors impartially. This Is the position
of the progressivee.
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THE TOURISTS.
Those who Are Trying New Enc.
land Roads by AUTO.

WATERBURY, Conn July 0.--Arrivals by
automobile at the Hotel Elton: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. j. Herzog. j. X. Smith and Miss l.. Smith
of New York on Ideal tour ~. NJ. F.: Mr..
and Mrs. Allen X. White. Miss Caroline II
White. Miss Mary White and John ". White.
Jr.. Of Atlantic. y. j.. on route 10 White
Mountains LozicrI MIR. and Mrs A. n.
sweeney and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rowcn
Of New York on Ideal tour tRenault A
+. Lamb. Miss Lamb and Miss Apeld OF New
York. en- route to the Rerkshires packard !;
George g.. Geer. NJ iss Gertrude T.. Geer and
10 T ana rSIre Mre
Fisher 4. baker, Miss i .. ii. baker OF Yonk-
eEs. $, y. ,sn route to Springfield, Mass
Miriam ram B,rs,ain' W II. b. Rothlchild and f'fe l.
Nanorder OF Ithaca. en- route to New Haven
Mere ede-l
registering at Hotel Wentworth to-day
included Mr.. and Mrs. {. A Backer. Harry
RsoTR Srr ;aN Mf, cmbsra s. So1 HSSsv
man, ) y zou,I Doushsrty: p9rtlsnd.
+'Sf, nI5ss%Sk Mss Mrs. H%SF.sa% raY
MIR, and Mrs, Walker, Groyeland.. Mass. /,
and A.W; Kelly HeNY York Ford, Mr.. and
more. Md ..fackard! Mr. and Mrs. i. j
WhmIG ss F1,Hn N ana Mr. HscI.r RcGsc and
and two daughters, st. Louis. chadwick :.
slr, and Mrs; II. : at seaies Miss ssi GsDTE,a Ei,a
Buick: Mr, and Mrs; +. ". u; Ma.uTT.
r &n aha Mr- oos EsisaEc as
Clarence Weiisin and Miss Welsin. Indian
'apoiis, Ind Pierce Arrow: Mr.; and Mrs.
% Robei, 'a " Gilman, Miss i a Gilman Ina Ssss. Ses.
town. Conn. Miss l.. III bearing. New York
Miss { {. Minor Newtovn. Conn. oHudson'.
II busy day at the Rerkshirc Hills branch
of the Touring Club bureau The Berkshires
are snarmipg with ,ou ris,s. Registering at
hSir Mf and %snSSl! Sra GeIs Williams Miss F. Mar
,n III snd MMi.laWs vi. Wsi,s ,Bayoane; s. Ma,lonl:
Gilbert. - = Gilbert, Portland, Ore.
MS Wand snd .. ahn aasea eSs Lsas Ma.
il. Hippen. Chicago 'Rambier;; Dr. George
l. F9YTnier, I'7!, New York 'Bgick,: Mr. and
Johnston. Mrs. Johnston. Miss caro-.
pe ond JodhSMi,on Mr sITa1'9n Pa HaTSilisf Td
81 and Mrs. ", T, Donayan,. Toledo, Ohio
Ms15or M, r. AND Mr. Eicha,d
New York ,Ag,ocar, i. + Norris, Y. +,
laurens. " H Suyden. Glens Falls. y. !.
r. 1 t.9."u 9"a Nrf %
.stoddard dayton, W i. White and family.
M burSea fH as Mr. 4GdNMhr and Mrs ferd Hseh,
n Hecht, New York. Myron schiller Pack
ard. 4, 4. Hastings. George 7. Hastings
c. 4, Robinson. &, N. Robinson. Hartford
Conn: Pope -Hartforol, Mr., and Mrs, =. II
Marshall. F, :. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. II
Emery, clarence Rogers, Otto Il. SNOW.
Havcrhll. Mass ,Steyer-- -Duryea,.
HOTEL CHAMrLAIN. Clinton County, y y.
july Automobile arrivals at Hotel
| Champlain Ncomte de st Sand, Count
de Riohecoeu. F. J. Rupe. +. Leyann from
Bordeaux, France Pope: ID. J. Raymond
J. $. Archibald and George Hamilton. New
! York Cadillac': Mr.. and Mrs. $. Mcdonald
! Montreal steam; Justice and Mrs. 4. L.
Clearwater. Kingston. y. y. ,Packard)
Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Provost. Montreal
! Interstate,
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GEORGE A. MALBY's FUNERAL.
Services VIII Re Held at Og.lcns-
burg on Tuesday Afternoon.

The body of Congressman Malby was
taken last night to his home In Ogdens-
burg. Earlier in the day II was placed
in n casket at the Murray Hill Hotel.
where nc died on Friday night. and at
nightfall II was conveyed to a special
car which was attached to the train
leaving the Grand Central Station at
s.34 o'clock. Accompanying the body
were his son. w. Rivcs Malby, and
w. l.. Pierce his private secretary. The
body Will reach Ogdensburg at about .
o'clock this morning.
The funeral services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at the First Pres
hytcrian Church of Ogdpnsburg, TO
which Mr.. Malby's family belong. Mrs
Malby was telegra phed to yesterday to
come to New York. but Seth q. Malby.
another of the Congressman's sons, re-
piled that his mother was prostrated
over the news Of MIR. Malby's unex-
pectcd death and her family could not
permit her to undertake the journey &c
New York.
Delegations from the House of
Representatives. and the New York
State Legislature will attend the
funeral.
OuDENsBuRG, n. Y. July 6.-Flags in
this city are flying q. half mast to-day
as mark Of respect. to the late Congress
man George r. Malby, ,sho died in New
members Of the city bar met in Supreme
Court chambers to take action on Mr.
Malbys death. Touching tributes were
paid to the dead man by Justice John NJ
Kellogg. Edward p. Lynch. Surrogate
Alyre Herman. Dennis =. Lucy. Law
partner of Mr. Malby; x-Assemblymar
Fred J. Gray and others.
The bar of the city will meet the body
upon the arrival of the $40 A. NJ. trair
tomorrow. All Offices will be closec
during the hour Of the funeral.
WAsHINGToN, July 8.-B Both houses
of Congress adjourned to-day out o
respect to the memory of Representative,
Malby of0New York and appointed com
mittees TO attend the funeral.
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BRIGHTON BEACH BIDS
FOR THE CROWDS NOW
New shows to BE Placed on the
Boardwalk, Aeroplanes on
Racctrack.
SAM GUMPERTZ MANAGER
VIM. 4. Engeman Has Leased
His Properties to a New
Amusement Company.

To extend the amusement facilities at
Brighton Beach new company has been
formed by william A. Engeman. one ci
the directors Of the Brighton Beac hEstates
He has leased to it for term Of years the
Parkway Baths. the Brighton Beach
boardwalk and the Brighton Beach race
track. The new company is to be known
as the Parkway Baths Company and
Samuel A. Gumpertz has been engaged
az general manager Of all three properties
Mr.. Gumpertz served in a similar ca
pacity in Dreamland before the big fire
of a little more than year ago wiped
that amusement centre from the COney
Island map. Since the organization Of
the new company he has been casting
ment that will give Brighton Beach pa
irons something new in the way Of sea
shore attractions and he thinks he has
arrived at a solution Of the problem.
He has already leased the Brighton
Beach race track property to the Mosant
there shall be given there series Of hying
machine demonstrations that will catch
the fancy of the public Workmen will
begin putting the property. In shape to-
morrow, and IL is expected that everC
thing will be ready by Saturday for the
first exhibition.
Mr. Gumpertz eaid last night that II ie
planned to place along the boardwalk a
whole series OF new shows. They will
he Of somewhat higher order than were
those of the old Dreamland or than are
those now to be seen in Coney Island. Hie
selections have not yet been made. but he
said he will make every effort to acquire
something to attract the crowds that now
spend much Of their time parading on the
boardwalk.
No changes are contemplated in the
| Parkway Baths this year. Mr.. Gumpertz
Is satisfied that this property Ia appealing
TO the brighton Beach patrons and giving
general satisfaction and that it is moi
wise to attempt any changes in the middle
Of the season.
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Lewis !MlIls Gibb.

Lewis Mills Glib, junior partner in the
hrm Of Frederick Loeser 4 Co. Of Brooklyn,
died suddenly yesterday morning At his sum.
mer home At Bay Shore, l.. / He was at
tending to business at the Loeser store on
Friday and seemed to he in his usual good
health. He went to his Bay Shore home IN
the afternoon. spent pleasant evening with
his family and retired at his accustomed
time In tho morning ne was found dead in
he'd Mr. Glib was born In BROOKLYN. After
his graduation from the Adelphi Academy
he entered business under the tuition of
his father In the house Of Mills 4 Glib
Importers, Of Manhattan. He remained there
until February Of last year. when he went to
Brooklyn as the junior partner In the Loeser
store OF which his brother Walter GLIB. 10
the senior partner and directing head The
store VIII remain closed until after the
burial Mr.. Gibbs wife. who was Miss Anna
Pfnkcrton. two sons Walter Mills GLIB and
Robert Pinkerton Gibb survive him
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AMoRY APPLETON LAWRENCE.
Prominent BostOn Merchnnt Was
Bishops Brother.

BosroN. Mass, July 6.--Amory Appleton
Lawrence. the brother of he Right Rev. Will
liam Lawrence. Episcopal Bishop Of Massa-
chusetts. died mt his town residence. AZ 81
Commonwealth avenue. early this morning.
He was born in Boston on April 20. lsis. the
son OF Amos Adams and Sarah Eliza beth
appleton Lawrence. He was graduated
from Harvard in the class of 1870. and en-
tered the dry goods commission and manu-
featuring house of Lawrence 4 Co. and
In February. 1874. he was admitted to the
frm. In January, 1873. MIR. Lawrence
became director OF the Massachusetts
National Bank and remained until 1889.
when he resigned TO organize his firm on a
new business basis. taking the Pacific mills
account, Hc became in 1887 "A director OF
the Union National Bank. Boston. and
later became president OF the Salmon Falls
Manufacturing Company and also of the
Ipswich and Glmanton mills lie Was a
director of the Cocheco Manufacturing
Company. Dwight Manufacturing Com
pany and the Pacific mills.
he was made a director of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad in 1908
and a year later became a director OF the
Boston and Maine and the Maine Central
railroads
With all his many interests and their
consequent cares MIR. Lawrence found time
10 tThNtI WItIt Ve Weut many tlIUtss
and he had visited California on two or three
occasions. Mr., Lawrence was a member OF
the Somerset, the Country. New Riding
University and other clubs.
He married on June |. 1871. Miss Emily
Farfas Slsbee cs Salem. who died on April
4. 1895. A second marriage was on June II
1900. when Miss Gertrude NJ, Rice OF BOSTON
became his wife. Mrs. Lawrence died on
January %. 1907. A third marriage was in
the latter part of April. 1911. when at Grace
Church. New York. Mr.. Lawrence made
Mrs, Thomas Clay Dugan laura Amoryl
| Of that city his wife She is the daughter
Of the late Brig -Gen, Thomas C.
Amory and is the niece and adopted
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Amory
, oi , commonwealth avenue,
Mr.. Lawrence ia eurviyed by ms vii,
ana three children hy his first marriage
Amos Amory Lawrence, John Slsbee
| Lawrence and Edith. the wife OF Harold
Jefferson Coolidge|0
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william A. Eur Lime.

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-wiiiiam A. zur
Lippe. the last American representative Of
the Lippe family Of the famous Lipps. .Det-
void principally In Germany. IL dead at his
home. 1913 South Forty-ei street. He
was s. years Of age and had been In poor
health for some time
MI Lippe was well known as a i.teratsur
and student Of nne arts He WAS the son
or DR. Adolph Lippe. one OF the founders OF
'he Homeopathic School OF Medicine. and
was known In Germany as the Count Of
L'ppe- W eisens"ld He was born In Reading
Pa. but his parents moved to this city six
months later. and he had lived here since
He 10 survived by hts wife
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La IN bert-OIney.

ROME, y. j., July 6.-Walter Ritten-
house Lambert. So Central Park West.
New York. broker, and Miss Florence
Armitage Olney. daughter NJ Mr., and
Mrs. James y. Olney 500 North George
street, this city. were married at I O'Clock
Cole, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church Miss Marion Olney, sister Of the
bride. and Edward Spaulding of New
York were the attending couple The
ushers were John Lockman. George Has
brook, Hubert Van Wagenen. 4, Gurlick.
all OF New York. The bride is a graduate
OF Rome Academy and of Wellesley Col.
lege. After a trip abroad they will re-
side In New York.
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SOCIETY AT SToCXBRlDGE.
All the Prominent COttnS~rs Out for
Casino Flower SHOW.

Lemon. Mass. July AT the Casino
Flower Show this afternoon We're all Of
the prominent Stockbridge cottagers TO
see the posting OF the awards In the
various classes In which there had been
high interest Mrs. Oscar Iasiei and
Mrs Frederick Crowninshield were at the
table.
Miss Edith Kohlsaat won the principal
awards. those for roses and japanese iris,
The awards were:
Roses-First, Miss Edith Kohlsaat
second Ms Oscar Iasgi honorable mem
ton Mrs Charles s Mellcn. for Ram
for Tansonshoen
ransies--Frst. Mrs. stephen y. Field.
Six Perennials--Frst. Miss Edith Kohl
satt second. Mrs. Joseph II. Choate Four
annuals--F'irst, Mrs. Joseph II, Choate
second Mrs, John Swami, Sweet Peas
First, Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman. for thtr-
teen varieties, second. Mrs. Walter
Prtchard Eaton. FOR nine varieties hon
orable mention Mrs Soseph II. Choate
and Mrs. Charles :, Mellen. Ir's--First.
MISC Edith Kohlsatt. second, Mrs. w.
Gilman Thompson honorable mention
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi.
| Collection of Sweet Wiliams-First,
| Miss Ellen King; second. A. I.ouison
! honorable mention. Mrs B. Hoffman
Greenhouse flowers-First. Mrs Joseph
H. Choate second. Mrs. Samuel W. Wood
ward.
Larkspur-First. Mrs. Charles S. Mel,
len second, Mrs, Alexander Sedgwck
honorable mention. Mrs j. Woodward
Haven. wild howers-First. William
Lynch, 100 varieties second. Grac" Car
ter 81 varieties. Table decorations
| JTrst Mra poltop RapRs. aeCODN Al
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DIED..

DANRACH.-At Roosevelt Hospital. July q. OF
appendicitis. James II. Aertseu DarPach. In
his 3sth year husband Of Lillian Millard
parrach ans Of Edith Romeyn and the
late DR.. Will ,arrach Of Philadelphia.
Funeral service At Trinity Chapel, West 3Sth
81. Tuesday, Juiy 0. al noon, Boston. Phila-
delphia and 81, Paul. MINI. papers please
copy.
Members Of FRATERNITY DsLrA Psi are re-
questcd TO attend the funeral OF James n.
Aertsen Darrach. on Tuesday. July Q. ~
noon, In Trinity Chapel. West 25th ~.
GIBB. Suddenly. on Saturday. July q. 1919. AZ
his home. Bay shore. L. l.. Lewis Mills Glib.
son Of the late John GLIB and beloved hus-
band Of Anna pinkerton Glib.
Funeral services ac y. N. Monday. July .. ~
his late residence, Bay Shore. Special train
will leave Fiatbush av., Brooklyn. station Of
the Long Island Railroad a, i?is y. ~. re-
turning after the ceremony Interment In
Greenwood
Sr!ISBURY- At New Rochelle. July =. 1912,
Rosa Frances. eldest daughter OF Edmund
Gybbon and Rosa Hooper SpilsbuFy. aged ..
Funeral notice later.
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Mrs. W. =. Neilson.

NEWPORT. July s-Mrs W, S Nelson
Of Larchmont y. Y, died at her summer
residence here late this afternoon as the re-
suit OF an attack OF pneumonia. Her body
VIII be taken to Larchmont for burial the
funeral having been set for Tuesday after.
noon at 81, Johns Church there.
Mrs. Nelson. who had been a summer resi-.
dent here for many years. arrived early In
June to spend the season. Shortly after her
arrival she fell and dislocated one Of her
hips She was improving from this until
recently. when she contracted pneumonia.
Mrs Nelson WAS In her sxty-ns,h year
and is survived by a son, John Nelson OF
New York. and a brother. William Murray.
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ThOmas-McC0mbs. o.

william e. Thomas. engineer In charge
Of the electrifying Of tho North Shore branch
OF the Long Island Railroad was married
yesterday to Miss Ethel McC Combs. sister of
William F. McComhs. who managed Gov
Woodrow Wilson'S campaign for the Demo
cratic nomination Tor the Presidency. ne
wedding took place at the homo of tho bride
In St, Louis. After a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas viii reside In Flushing.
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william A. Burns.

william a. Burns. who WAS for moro than
twenty years the nour inspect in chief OF
the New York Produce Exchange. died yes
terday after an illness OF four months at his
home al l%06 Dean street. Brooklyn. He was
7s years old and had lived In Brooklyn the
greater part OF his life, For the last ten
years he had been member Of the Board OF
Managers OF the Brooklyn Catholic Orphan
Asylum, He was also a men ber Of Bedford
Council. knights OF Columbus He Is sur
vived by son and two daughters.
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Mrs. Cecella NJ. Dunlsp.

PHILADELPHIA, July s--Mrs Cecilia NJ
Dunlap. widow OF saiows Dunlap. died to-
day at her cottage Mt Chelsea. She had been
III for several months. MIR. Dunlap prior to
her marriage was Miss Cecilia NJ. Berwind
She was the sister OF Miss Julia Berwind and
OF Edward j. Berwind Of New York and OF
Henry 4. and John v. Berwind Of this city,
She is survived By one son. Charles Z. Dun
lap and by one daughter. Miss Margaret
Dunlap. who made her debut two years ago
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NO BODIES IN AKRON WRECK.
Dirisible's Car Raised, hot No Trace
Of Vaniman and Others.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July e.-The car
Of the drigible balloon Akron was raised
this evening from Absecon Inlet. where II
fell last Tuesday, when the balloon blew
up and the five men In the car lost their
lives.
No body was found in the car. Walter
Guest : cap was found in it.
The search for the bodies will be con-
tinued around the spot where the car was
raised.
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TUXEDO PARK. July s--Patrick Dom
nelly one OF the oldest residents Of Tuxedo.
dropped dead Of heart failure at his home
at noon to-day. He Was one OF the founders
OF Tuxedo Park and had been the proprietor
of the Lake View Hotel on the outskirts OF
the park for twenty-five years. He Is sur
vived by a large family, Mr.. ponneily Was
about ~ years old.
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Edgar SelWyn has been engaged hv the
American Play Company as an advisory ex-
pert in the staging of Bayard NeilleTs play
within the Law" which viii open the new
E,tinge theatre early In September
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Plays and Players.

"Onicer sss" interrupted Its run Of twenty
four weeks at the Gaeity Theatre last night
1t will be taken on for four weeks only to
give the members of the company n vacation
and viii then resume its run,
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May Act Tomorrow On jury Scan.
dal.

Action on the letter OF the eight members
Of the Hudson county Grand Jury who
asked 10 be excused from further duty
obtain indictments where public officials
wers concerned 10 expected tomorrow,
when supreme Court Justice Swayze and
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pe Rlos y f.ldridse have leased for
~ n. Goats his place on Wickham road,
Newport. X. J., ~ COL William jay Tor
the season.
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Mrs william F. Draper and her daughter
Miss Margaret T, Draper, of Washington re-
turned from Europe yesterday and are at the
Ritz-Cariton.
The Rev. and Mrs Herbert Shipman
who returned from Europe this week, Viii
visit Southampton, l., J.. to-day
MIR and Mrs Harold =, Mccormick Of Chi
cago are at the Plaza on short visit.
Mrs Adolf LadenburE who has her sum
mer place at westbury. L. l., has gone to
Newport for few days
Mr.. and Mrs A. j, Drexel Paul Of Fhila =
de lphia are at the Rttz-Curlton for brief
stay.
River. Mass. are at the Gotham for a short
visit.
Mrs Robert n. Downman Of New Orleans
will spend the summer a. Magnolia. Mass
Mr. and Mrs Dan II, Hanna Of Cleveland.
who returned from Europe have left the ST.
Regis for their country place At Ravenna.
Ohio.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Hammond is at the
| Gotham on d short visit from her country
place. lookout nm. at Gloucester. Mass,
Mrs. Gilbert r. Jones, who sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday with her son. George Jones,
viii take a motoring trip through France
| and Austria.
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Mrs Robert H. Downman Of New Orleans
will spend the summer a. Magnolia. Mas
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Gertrude Van Dyke, who enacted "A fne
publicity stunt by appearing on horse In
cowgirl attire and singing at broadway and
Forty-third street until she collected such a
crowd she was arrested last Wednesday
night, will have her wish to appear In New
York gratified. Loney Haskell. whose bust
ness It Is to keep the nam" Hamrnerstoin
before the public could not overlook such
ingenuity as Miss Van Dyke exhibited and
night. singing from the back Of the same
bronco that was arrested with her
william Faversham has created new
once In the theatrical world He has en-
gagged an expert In railroad matters Is spe-
cisl agent to contract with various trans
portation lines for the movement OF the
large Julius Cesar company next season
Mr. Faversham believes tina tthe skilful han
ding Of the railroad end Of a theatrical en-
terprise the Size OF the Julius tGsar" COM
psny will give n great degree Of comfort "a
the 200 actors and will result in n financial
saving as we'll Tyron" Power and Frank
Keenan, viii have important roles in the new
production.
The members Of the company OF Room
A." a farce In four ac's by Frances Sord
strom, produced by Cohan a Harris. viii
leave this morning for Atlantic Ciiy where
the show opens In the Apollo Theatre to-
morrow nigh, Henry T. DiNey has the lead
ing role Of Madison Atwood, ana tho other'
In the cast are Emily Wakcnnn, HAITI" Rus
soil Edna baker Mrs stuart Robson AdH
Gilman, william !io"f, !.iTr'!a H.umri,r r
Ernos, Truck Andrew BUckieN Horace
james I.nuis I.- Bcy and ,'orge SpeiNin
| The play is staged by sam Forrest and vii
| &c seen later In the season IN New York.
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Miss NJ. Elizabeth Hammond ts at the
Gotham on short visit from her country
place. lookout I'M. at Gloucester. Mass.
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Mir, and Mrs Spencer Borden Of Fall
River. Mass. are at the Gotham for a short
The sun., 1912-07-07

Mr. and Mrs A. J, Drexel Paul Of Fhila =
delphia are at the Ritz-Curlton for a brief
The sun., 1912-07-07

Mrs Adolf Ladenburg. who has her sum
mer place at westbury, l.. l., has gone to
Newport for a few days,
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Mr. and Mrs Harold =, Mccormick Of Chi
cago are at the Plaza on a short visit.